Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900, August 16, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMORO LEADER. TO BOND THE C IT Y C O M M U N IC A T E D . \\ hen the big ’Frisco and Puget The city of Moro is about to sell sound liner Umatilla was passing Mono, Or., Aug. 15, 1899. P u b lis h e d E v e r y W e d n e s d a y b y t h e $,,500 worth of bonds for the pur- Destruction island on her last trip We publish the following letter M o r o P u b lis h in g C o . pose of purchasing and improving nortb she was signalled 1 a party froin School Superintendent Rags- the eitv water works. The wells of Indians several miles off shore dab, to school teachers: Enter»,I a t th e Post-Office a t Moro, w ;n be sunk to a depth that will in canoes. Captain Cousins, not D ear T eacher : I shall hold Oregon, as second-class m atter. . April 27, isos. insure a plentiful supply ot good knowing just what to make of the an institute on the 7th, 8th and pure water, not only for domestic performance, bore down on them. »>tl» of S ptember for the purpose rates of s u b s c r ip t io n : use. but also for the purpose of and when he got near them discov of thoroughly studying the Oregon FES : EAR, S I . CO c!X MGNlHS, 59C. fighting tire. While we already ered that they had a monster whale State Course of Study, which has (in advance.) have a verv fair water system, it in tow. There were 12 Indians in been recently F" * * Sixc.i.E C opies must he admitted that owing to the party, and they were making Department issued by the State A dvertising rates made known on ap- , . .. . , , and ordered intro- ( lic a tio n . the growth of the , City, the ... . supply t , slow I)r"gr<'ss and explained their i Juced into the schools of the state - - has only jii.-t been sufficient tor signal by offering the skipper of this fall. All teachers who are M. F itz M a ie k e , . E ctok . present needs, and with a further the Umatilla $10 to tow their cap-1 going to teach in the schools of the lftw ¡‘»creoaein our population, would tore to shore. On referring to his AUG. Hi W E D N E SD A Y .. ----------------------- >’<' totally inadequate to our wants, schedule, Captain Cousins found county must he present. No ex cuse hut sickness will he accepted. and in no way sufficient in ease of that the Pacific ( OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Coast Steamship I am compelled to submit to th ---- tire. It is utterly impossible to r nmivinv , , „ ' ....... — " " T “ u , s u m n tt to the 1 I company had no regular rates for State Superintendent of Public In- rS IT K D STATES. keep a community in a state ot whal W illiam M cK inley................. President towing whales with a passenger struction the names of those teach- G arrett A. H o t m r t . . . Vice President health, if the water supply is in steamer, so he was obliged to de- ers who do not attend th ’« s msti- | Jo h n Hay .................Secretary of State the least degree impure or insuffi- cj ine the offer, and steamed away, tute, with the excuse for non-at- I.yman P. Gage.. Secretary of Treasury cient. Bad water means fever, sore much to the disappointment of the tendance. X. B liss............. Secretary of Interior throat, and half the evils flesh is Indians, who seemed to think the Secretary of W ar. We have arranged to i.ay,- tw« Kusaell A. Alger. heir to; and any movement made offer quite flattering.’ .Secretary of N a v y .,, . . . . , . Jo h n I». Long . lectures given during the » \ i a llie s Jam es A. G a r y .. .Postm aster General. h-v our authorities for the lmprove- of the institute. I shall semi out A ttorney General, » te n t of our water supply should Jo h n W . Grig«* Quay has found a candidate for a programme of the institute in a Jam es W ilson. .Secretary of Agriculture, have the indorsement of every citi- treasurer of his state. It Is Lieu few days. Yours, very truly, Einger H erm ann. .Jo in t Commissioner, zen in Moro. tenant-Colonel Barnett, just ar W. II. R agsdale , rived with the Tenth Pennsylvania STATE OF OREGON. School Superintend n t . A special to the Herald from from Luzon. Quay was hard up T. T. Geer............................... Governor. Washington says: It ¡3 under- for a candidate who would 'nave a F. I. D u n b ar............Secretary of State. The town of Wasco recently Chas. S. Moore.........................Treasurer, sto o d that the plan of operations chance for election, since there is a J. H . Ackerman S upt.P u b.Instruction. fo r the fall campaign in the Phil- disposition in the state to give the passed an ordinance requiring all I). K .X . Blackburn. . . Attorney G eneral, ippines contemplates the division I bus’s a setback: so Barnett’s arrival places of business to be elosetl on Sunday, and the marshal has been At. H . L eeds.......................State 1 rinter. uf the islands into several military as a war hero is lucky. It has undertaking to enforce it strictly, r. s. sexatc ... departments, and General Lawton been telegraphed from San Fran George W. McBride, Joseph Simon. h a „ e c o m m a n d o f th e d says The Dalles Times-Mountaineer. lepart- cisco and published all over Penn CONGRESSMEN. In consequence several prominent ment in which the cavalry troops sylvania that during one of the W . R. E llis............... Thomas II. Tongue. business men and women were I will opeiate. It is probable that pater engagements Barnett was SUPREME JUDGES. ____________ ___________ _____ ___ _______ t . -, ... , „ General Wheeler will be given ; struck ¡n the breast by a bullet, drawn into court on charges of hav F. A.Moore,lt.S. Bean,C. E. \\olverton. , , , i ,c „ i • , | command of a brigade of cavalry which, however, hit a testament in ing violated the law. Among those SEVENTH judicial district . .¡n General Lawton’s department. arrested are J. F. Potter, II. E. i n .................................. his pocket that deflected the ball. IV. L. B radshaw ............... Circuit Judge. ; The boundary line of L aw ton’s , • , , , . . , ' uughn, V. ash Reynolds, William winch made only a superficial i>,,.|, ' ., , ,P, . Y .x , „ B o o th , Mrs. William Barnett and E . It. 1 - u f u r ................... Jo in t Senato'r. ; J < 'P ^ tm e n t w ill e m b ra c e th e t e r n - wound. This ought to elect Bar- v> ... , , . „ • L. A. Webber. Webber and Gilliam , Sherm an anti W arcocounties. to r y which there will be the E3 “ MS è E g Sole agents for Oregon, Washington and Is Nov/ Ready to Roll W H E A T A N D B A R LE Y , Idaho. FARMERS, BRING IN YOUR FEED. AND BEST WAY TO THRESfL e Wl11 8000‘iave two cars of these machines. Call and see them, .Asi Astonishing But True Story • y[y home is i.i Sidney, Ohio. 1 have been n earer death w ith consum ption than any other living person ill the world, and I w ant you to read this, so you van tell others. 1 took - -evere cold and neglected it, 1 ’ grew ------ worse all " the ' time, and at the end of two years I had run into consumption. 1 coughed terribly, lost flesh, could not sleep, and became so dreadfully weak th a t I had to take to bud. In — the following c'ghtecn m e n tli s 1 gradually reached the last stages ) ''- r • of ejusum ptioa. No less . than seven physicians treated r.ic and ail gave \ \ me v.p saying I was in- \ \ Cl curable. I was absolutely \ \ helpless. T he whole fam- j '' ily wore themselves tinse 'ves out ' k, caring for me. te. One day I J | / I mother and sister ____ came ____ , /•( / ; to my bedside, and said ’ .__ — 1 h a t but a d a y o r two more to live. T e a rs rolled down th eir cheeks as they s i.ibed the news. T he doctors had declared 1 w as in the last stage, and no hum an being could save me. 1 w as w i.ling to die. but before going to the cruel g: ave. I w anted to go out and see m y dearly bo'.ovcd town of Sidney once rctie. 1 hey told me such a thing was impossible—th a t 1 would surely d.c before 1 got bu.ek. But I insisted, and to gratify iny dying wL-.li, a carriage was titted up with a li t! ot pillows, and to this I was carried an 1 slowly driven around Court I I- use Square I got home more dead th an a ive. T hrough the mercy < f Provi- I. W. THOMPSON, P ro p rie to r o f th e ' A L T A M O N T JR. LIVE R Y , FEED, A N D S ALE S TA BLE S . W W Having enlarged and refitted the above stables, we are now prepared to conduct tlie business in a first-class manner. THE WESTERN Uf W .\I () I< H O \\ h scg , HOTEL, Ytf O re g o n . & G O L L I H E R , I ’r o p r i e t o r a . • This hotel 1ms h e n newly fitted up in first-class style. The best ac commodation for commercial travelers will lie found at The Western. * * FREE SAMPLE ROOM. < S T F .i rmers when in town are cordially invited to give us a call. appeals to the circuit court. p ro p rieto r« o: D r. A cker s C e le b rate d E nglish K em cu r, is vouched io r by them , a s well as by prom inent d r u g g is ts ot Sidney, Ohio. Acr.crj» Er. Jith Remedy U «o 14 by all ¿raggiati cader a no¿üh f» c iu in ra t^ th a t y«nr money will h e r r . feuded «a caie vf ía^uie. aud ix a VvUleiu U-S. aad C u tu d u ’ iu is; sJ . -r ¿4.. .u:J io vd. likely O f In ta re s t to In v a n to rs . of an ,i C. A. Snow »t Co., one of the tree to periorm the duties of milt- independent Cuban government, oldest and most successful firms of W. H. Regalale...............County Supt. tary governor. Secretary Root’s \\ hen the Cubans have shown their patent lawvers who- o‘ih- u B. F. l’ike Assessor. short experience in the war depart- ability to properly conduct the „pp0?ite the United Stated Patent For S a ls by A. D. B olton & Co. W I. M. Sm ith .Coroner. J . AV. K em s .....................surveyor naent has already convinced him F-. U anr.aSn ..........Stock Inspector that the views of the military , D istri No. 3—Geo. M eader, J u s tic e ;' c o m m a n d e r subordinate to Gen- E . 1». W heat, Constable. A M A / M A U . l D N U y L X* h o x t O g r a p t 1 ! C i \ RED BARN LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. municipal governments, which they Office in Washington I) C and GOOD RIGS, GOOD FEED. will be given an onnortunitv t o » 1 ... t L-.L. ' ‘ ‘ MORO, OREGON. , given an opportunity t o , who have procured patents Good care given stock. T e rm s reasonable. cleet as soon as a census of the is- more than 17 000 inv iventor-. say o o not p u t o ff t jjj to -m o rro w w h a t you can eral Otis, who favor a larger mill- land lias been taken, it will be time that, owing to the imj »roved condi- W . C. JO H N S T O N , P rop., At last Portland has been able to iar-’ F°rco than recommended by to consider tlie next step, tions in the United States Patent do to -d a y . Delay is dangerous. MORO. ........ O R E G O N . open her arms and afford an en- ^ ia* °'Ficer, arc worthy of serious Office, patents may now 1.? more thusiastic welcome to the soldiers consideration. There are reasons The Democrats arc on the horns promptly procured than at any F IR S T -C L A S S P IC T U R E S . REASO N AB LE R A T E S . who have upheld the name of Ore- to ^ ¡ e v e he will recommend that of a dilemma. They want W. J. previous time in their experience SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. CALLERY OVER REPUBLIC CFFiZE. Bryan without free silver. If they of twentv-five vears. gon on the field of battle. Those the force be further augmented. nominate him thev will be forced who went away 15 months ago raw The summer so far, with the ex- to run their campaign with free recruits, have returned rugged vet FO R S A LE . erans, bronzed by exposure to a ception of about 10 days, has been silver as the principal issue, and 040 acres 4 miles from C. s . station tropical sun, and hardened by in exceptionally cool, and the damage i that alone will sound the death- '!’ *■ bon-.-, f a ir b s r n ; iu e h ty o fw .it r T im o S c h e d u le N o . 3 .—E f f e c t iv e T h u r s d a y , J a n . 5 th , 1S99. tine young orchard. Price, $10,000. on 12:01 A . M . P a c if ic T im e . cessant dutv in the trench and on done to wheat must have been knell of their nominee easy term s; will take small place in the battlefield, where they proved ' :irSeb’ due to the cold wet spring, — —— _ valley ag part paym ent. liam isom e W e b uy fo r cash d ire c t fro m th e East, and can SOUTH BOUND. N O R TH BOU M ». When the London Saturday Re- by braverv and steadiness that the liv in g grain in such a state as not 160 acres near Moro. Price, f2100. No. 1. No. 2. a ffo rd to sell at P o rtla n d Prices. to stand hot weather, as view seriously speaks of the I nited on very easy term s. Oregon volunteer was eecond to Bigus. . 2:30 p m. other vears. T h a t; 1’tates as tlic “greatest natior. on a<"'es ibree mil, < from M.iro; tir. E X A M IN E — none as a soldier. Nothing could it • lias done Wasco. . . . ,, ., ,. , . i t - , V.. B'enty of w ater, and some iruit. 12:50 p m. COME IN A N D wheat was damaged there is no de- earth, as it d id recently, I ncle rin e building place. Muro. exceed the enthusiasm of the vast 11:30 a m. InqiJire at L v.eler nifiee. OUR L IN E OF S T E E L RA N C E AND L Y T L E , P r e s id e n t. concourse who assembled to greet nying, but the backward spring is ^am cannot be blamed for step- I. J. KEFFER, A gent. higher and having his the boys. There was no mistake more to blame than the hot winds P»n8 a C A S T -IR O N CO O KING S T O V E S , P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S . as to the heartiness of the welcome. this year. During last week a fire liat stretched. OUR DELF E N A M E L G R A N IT E AND NEW S A N D O P IN IO N S OF Men and women went wild in tlieir in the evenings was acceptable, and M U IR & M U iR , efforts to show that the soldier boys cases where extra blankets were 11 th e devil himseli were to ap- U S K A N T I-R U S T T IN W A R E , STATE were foremost in the hearts of the 30Ugbt for toward the morning I ’ 1' a n n ~ •’-•u n ' t WHICH CAKNOT EE K A T IN THE COUNTY. LAWKBS. and •4 lieople. From the time the train «ere not common. On the night expansion, he could be sure not, V» N A T IO N A L F®-A full and complete line of shelf hardware, including the finest reached the Southern Pacific c a r-: of Wednesday Ust the patter on the '»nly of being extensively quoted prom pt attention TO C O LLE C TIO N S line of carpenters’ tools on the market. shops to the disbanding of the regi- roof told its own tale, and some re- ”y. tliC P ' In,^ ratlc Pres?, but of T H E W E E K LY 0 R E C 9 H IÀ H A LO N E C O N T A IN S BO TH . Anderson Building. m entat Multnomah field, it was Meshing showers fell, lasting until e d it , . u . i . ,» p r.n s. ,.. rdware Store COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. J. M. FILLOON. IM P O R T A T A C I one long salute and ovation. Cheer ! “<*>"> ^ i c h freshened up gardens, Ag ; j Moro, Oregon. As we 'underg “ nd the and added a brighter green to 1 on cheer rent the air, and never of the Democrats, they are willing before have such crowds of people shade trees and vegetation in our for the “pops” to vote with them, DR. OLIVE HARTLEY, beer, seen on the streets of Portland, j .var<ls- The rain did not last long but not to give the “pops” any It was truly a proud Jay for the enough to interrupt harvesting, and places on tlieir tickets. P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N . fathers and mothers who, with w''ile doing no particular service — noble resignation, gave up their to crops, was refreshing and accept- Office in the IYople’s building. T h e S h a ll of Persia lias gone l»oys to fight the battles of their ahie. _____________ crazy because be lias got too many country. They have their reward TH E W H EAT M ARKET. C. J. BRIGHT, wives, and no wonder. Many now, when they see the honor Although the price of wheat has Americans have gone crazv with ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. showered on their sons; but while tended downward3 latelv, the re-| only one Will practice in any court of the state. we rejoice with these, let us not for- portg from all partg of the world Office, over K rause’s harness shop. More iron ore, by 1,760,323 long get to sympathize with those par- indicate a materially smaller total W asco , : : : : O kecox . ents who endure in silence: tliose vield tbis ycar than la3t There j9 tons, was produced by the United who have to hear the story of their at present comparatively little States last year than in any pre I)r. 1. M . S M I T H , soldier boy’s death from his broth- wheat in the --------- hands --- of the specu- vious vear. . -------------- er-in-anns; those whose boys have latorg> and it is thereforc to the in. P H Y S IC IA N A nd s u r g e o n A single New York city street not returned to take their places in terest o{ the 8peculators as a class the ranks on Thursday, hut have depress the price as much as railway carried 289,000,000 passen Office at Drug Store. gone to answer the roll-call in that pOgSible in order to get a favorable gers last year. No wonder fortunes M oro.............................................. Oregon. ever-increasing regiment gathered gtart for themselves with the com- i are made out of street railw ays. from the battlefields of the world. ing crop. The price of wheat may Spiritualistic fakes are working h . S W I L S O N . C . H U N T IN G T O N . ~ ' — not reach a high figure the coming the credulous, through the lato Col. Two of the great department geagonj ,mt thft condition3 are fa. stores m Portland.have decided in vora,)k. for a riging market j, ig Ingersoll, in a scandalous and d is-1 H U N T IN G T O N & W IL S O N , favor of Saturday closing, thus giv- true that wheat.buyer8 generally gusting manner. ATTORNI: YS-AT-LAW, ing their employes freedom from are now giving reasons why wheat Butter and Filijiinos run when duty at , 6 . o’clock Saturday -n not . advance 1 • price, 1 hut . wool- , F IR S T N A T IO N A L D A N K B LO C K , . . - evening, fc’ : will in exposed to fire. I mstead of 10. This shows a dis- 1 , • . . , buyers were doing the same as to position on the * part of Messrs Oids wool i a t few months .v ago. ... The Dalles. . < Iregon. ‘ \\ ool , Paper teeth are the latest tiling A King, and Lipman, Wolfe, & Co.. „ , . , - , . . „ / ’ ’ ’ commenced to advance, however, in dentistry. J. B. HOSFORD, to be satisfied with a fair day’s , . as soon as shearing , • corn- , . , . , ■' ¡almost work for a fair day s r<av. It is in 1 , •. • , , , Attorney-at-Law ami Notary Public. . , , , « , 1 ,0 - . - , . » . . 1 1 . . . - . menced, ’ and it is very J 1 probable N o w P a p e r a t H o o d R iv e r . ih n h i n i l i ..I 1 the hands of tlie purchasing „ public that the price of wheat will begin 8. P. Sliutt, who recently sold to see that these gentlemen do not to advance soon after harvest.— tlie Sumpter ( Baker county) News, Practices in all the Courts of this State. suffer for their aetion, and by their Corvallis Union-Gazette. has concluded permanently to | Mono..................... O regon . patronage show their appreciation locate at Hood River. He tried to of such a measure. t h e b e g in n in g o f t h e e n d . buy the Glacier, hut as Mr. Bly the, ( R. E. HOSKINSON, It is said that T. S. Minot, chair- t]ie owner, is not inclined to sell, That the old Defender has a man of the populist party of Coos be bag decided to establish a new Attoriiey-at-I.nw ami Notary Public. wonderful turn of speed, was made county, will hand in his resigna paper—the Hood River Sun—tiie Practices in all Courts of this State. manifest in the last trial race l»e- (¡on at the next meeting. It lP* first issue to he published next tween her and the Columbia. It pcars froIn aU accounts that the month. Mr. Sbutt has purchased lteal E state, Collection end Insurance Agency. A bstract of titles and con was a magnificent race, and one to partr ba8 divided on the question a fruit and berry farm just west of veyancing a specialty. Moro, Sher .e remem .ered forever by yachts- of expansion, and lias completely town, and will make an ideal home man county, <Iregon. t i e resp<'ctfnlly solicit business in our men. The two log sloops ran for dissolved, silver rejmbHeans return- of it. -Oregonian. line, insuring th a t prom ptness which al ways follows strict attention to m atters 15 miles, neither gaining an Inch. ¡ng (bc republican ranks, and of thia character, confident of our ability Towards the finish the new boat democrats to the old “has beens, T h e E le m e n ts A d v o r a a . to handle the same in a m anner satisfac drew away from the Defender, hence his resignation. The telephone line between Ilay tory to all. finishing I minute 6 seconds ahead, --------------------- . creek and The Dalles was struck leaving the Defender a winner, if The cordial relations now exist- »V lightning recently: 11 ¡»oles Dr. Lloyd D. Idlem an, time allowance was given. ing between Gi n. Miles and the wt're thrown dow n'and the line * DENTIST, war departin'¡it may be di. ,p- rendered useless. Evidently the ooes all kinds of high class Never try to part man ail 1 wife; pointing to th" misehi' f-malv is, unbroke electricity objected to its DENTAL WORK, Jet them fight it out between th -m- but they ar? pleasing to everybody brother in harness, and made a Office hours: 9:30 to!2 m.; 1:30to3p. m. tvlveS. kick. vise. Uffici' over the Bank, Moro. •' ’"'.">11. P er Y ear $ 1 .5 0 . THE COUNTY SEAT NEWS CF f’OKO AND SHERMAN COUNTY. The Personal Fortum s and Misfortunes of our Immediate Neighbors. Th se come within the range of the MORO LEADER. D u sc u ssio n of local s u b je c ts c a n n o t be fo u n d elsew here. THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN AND THE MORO LEADER Are necessary commodities for every family, large or small, in Sherman county. BO TH T O C E T H E R , PER Y E A R , $ 1 .7 5 . Merit is the foundation on which is built the enduring fame of the f SSTThis is a saving of three-quarters of a dollar. Address: M oro L eader , Moro, Oregon. Fine job work at tlie L eader press room. Call and see our samples. W. 0. HADLEY, jjjemington P o r tla n d B r a n c h , 2 4 9 S t a r k S t. CARDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AN3 W H Standard Typewriter V yckoff, Seamans & Benedict, 327 Broadway, N. Y. JE W E L E R AND O P T IC IA N . B U S IN E S S H . A. M OORE. moor :. MOORE BROS., BANKERS. T ra n s a c t a G eneral B an k in g B u sin ess, Moro, O regon. Letters of credit issued available on E astern states. SPECTACLES. A li W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t - C la s s . Factory agent for Bicycles, Pianos, Or-1 gans, G rapliophones and Kodaks. Mot«»......................' O regon . Collections made a t aU points on fa BAGGAGE vorable term s. Sight exchange and tele- ! AMI-» DRAYING AND graphic transfers sold on New York, San F rancisco, Portland, and Hawaii, Hono lulu- 1 IB fBK DWHIBl IS T H E BEST IN THE COUNTY. * can and do print any site from the smallest card to posters IS by 24 inches. We have in stoek of our own printing E X PR ESS AND TRANSFER. -T-n ■ i/-> iy ■ «in TRUCKING SEVERAL FORM S O F N O TES \\ ith and without indorsements ALL KINDS TEAM INC ABOUT TOWN. D R E S S -M A K IN G PARLORS. PROMPT AND CHEAP. All ladies needing the assistance of a J. M . D U N A H O O . first-class dress-m aker, are in vited to call upon M o ro , O re g o n . M IS S M A G G IE HUFF, AT U FK DUESS-M AKIM i I’AKl.OKS, OVKIS THE W a rra n te e Deeds, C rop and C hattel M o rt gages, Releases of M ortgage, etc., < W “ A H stric tly firs t-c la s s a n d p ro p e rly w orded. OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW SI. SI. C o’s STOllE, as consistent with our quality of work. M oro,............................................... Oregon. R. M. B R A SH , ; a n y th in g you in v e n t o r im nrovo : also get ; CAVEAT. u IADE-PARK, CORYRIGHTor DESIGN I PROTECTION. Send model, sketch, o r photo. ; f t lic e exam ination and advice. HOUSE PAINTER, GRAINES AND P A F E fr HANCEK. BOOK ON PATENTS fee before patent. M o ro ........................ P a ten t Lawyers. W A S H IN G T O N , D .C . ..O reg on . C .A .S N O W & CO . < GOOD CARE AKB PLEKTY GF FEED, AT LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES, WILL BE OUR MOTTO. BEST RICS IH TOWN. Main St., o p p o site B ank. M oro, O regon. RATES: FIRST-CLASS MEALS, 25- ANO 5 0 '. S B K K X A X COUNTY. K. 1*. Orr, It. 11. King, Commissioners. relieved of much of the responsi W ei. Ilen rieh s ........Clerk. bility in connection with the eon- Agitation in Cuba is not \Vm. H older....... ---- Sheriff. duet of tne war, and will be lef. to hasten the establishment . : \V. S tai.lev ......... Treasurer. r C H O P M IL L M o o re B ro s. & G in n Jo h n M ichel!.......................Joint Senator, 1 Sherm an and W asco. will J. \V. M orton and A. S. Holierts, Joint R epresentatives, Sherm an, Wasco. John Fulton..................... County Judge. X. P. M i l invite comparison of our work ami prices with any others. Samples can be seen in many places all ever the countv and at our office. MORO P U B L IS H IN G CO.