Moro leader., August 30, 1899, Image 2

M O RO
LEADER
THE
SU GA R
BEET.
The few A m ericans who came
S T O C K M E N , A T T E N T IO N !
Secretary of A griculture Jan. over to M anila some tim e ago on
W hy drive your stock to A rling­
W ilson speaks as follows on the the E sm eralda from Hong Kong,
P u b lis h e d E v e r y W e d n e s d a y b y th e
to
n
and 1 he Dalles for shipm ent,
R îo r o P u b lis h in g C o .
sugar beet ind u stry in Oregon:
were astonished a few hours after when you can save money by hav-
“ Oregon w heat and Oregon fruit sunrise, when their ship had ing them loaded on the C. S. Ry.
E n te riti nt th e Post-Office a t Moro.
do
not need com m ent bv me. steam ed out to q u aran tin e, to hear ears right here in Moro
Oregon, < nvc.rd-class m atter,
April 27, Ih«*.
1 hey are too well known, and their heavy cannonading from the moni-
superiority is too ap p a re n t to need' tor M onadnock, which was in plait. 1 The Fegian m other instead of
B A T E S O f S U B S C R IP T IO N
m ention. But there is one indus- sight down the coast about live having resource to the spank when
FER YEAR, SI.CO SIX MONTHS, 50C.
try
th a t I m ight m ention the miles below M anila. Some of the she w ants to correct her duskv
(in advance.)
sugai-heet
in d u stry . It is a fact passengers thought it was some sort offspring, takes a bite out of some
Pixt.iE C o p ie s ...............................5 C ents .
th
a
t
a
n
y
o
n
e of the Pacific coast of salute in honor of the arriv al of part of the c h ild ’s body, generally
A d v ertiiirg rates made known on ap­
plication.
sL ihs Oregon, W ashington or some distinguished naval or arm v I choosing the fleshy p a rt of the
arm
-
I a h fo r n ia - c o u ld if so inclined, hero, and they eagerly questioned ‘a for the operation.
M. E itz M avrice ,
EmroR. raise enough sugar-beets to furnish sol,Her who sat on the stern of the
the entire I nited States with sugar, health officer’s launch. “ T h a t? ’’ ' F -E a sta b ro o k s after an absence
A l'G . 20, 1809.
WEDNESDAY.
and then have a surplus. The said the young m an, “ th a t’s noth- of a -v enr and a half, m ade a trij
sugar-beet in d u stry has, you m ight ing, th a t’s just a b a ttle .” It was to P ortland to see his fam ily and
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
was
say, just got a good s ta rt in Oregon, ¡«omc tim e before the passenger« shake hands with his host of friends
r S lT F D STATES.
'W illiam M cK inley_________ _________
President. It has been dem onstrated th a t could believe th e A m ericans and in th a t <*>’• U n til we read the
G arrett A. llo h a rt
Vice President. 'Ogar-heets can he raised success- insurgents were fighting w ithin f,d l°w ing in the O regonian, we
Jo h n l l a y ...................Secretary of State, fully
profitably and b o untifully, sight and sound of M anila, where " cre not aw are th a t we had the
Lyman P . Gage.
InteHor’ a " '1 1 n^ v expect the in d u stry to the war had started six m onths he- pleasure of having such an im port-
C. X. l ’liss.........
own
S ecretarvof War. grow
gr°Y of
° f its
’
° Wn accord.
accord’ w lthout fore. T he b a ttle raged all dav, and a n t P e o n a g e on the L eader staff:
Eliliu Boot
secretary
'of
Navy.
fu
rth
u
r
assistance
from
the depart- a t four oVlOck in the afternoon the
“ O ld - timer V isits P ortland . -
Jo h n D. L o n g ...
Jam es A. Gary . . Postm aster General. m ent. V e have shown th a t the I ra ttle of sm au arm s CQuW ,)C dig F rank E astahrooks, one of the old-
Jo h n W. Griggs
. . A ttorney General. beets could he raised, and shown tinctly heard, and late in the even- tim e Prin ters of this city, who was
Jam es Wilson .Secretary of Agriculture. how to raise them , and it is now a
ing the health officer told us the conncctcd w ith The Oregonian com­
Linger H erm ann. Jo in t Commissioner. m atter with the farm ers. If they
posing-room for over 30 years, and
firing had been at P aranaque.
are so inclined, they can produce
was known to the later generation
STATE OF OBEUON.
the hulk of the sugar for the U nited
If we w ant to find a country of p rin te rs as “ Dad,” dropped in
T. T. G e e r.......... ....................... Governor.
F . 1. D unbar
. . Secretary of State. States, hut how deeply they enter where natu re has tu rned things hist night to m ake a friendly call
Chas. S. Moore ..................... Treasurer. [in to th is enterprise rests entirely topsy-turvy th at is, according to 0,1 the force. He has been in charge
J. 11. Ackerman S u p t. Puli.Inst ruction. w ith them now. There is hut oil, our notion —we m ust go to Aus- of ,h e m echanical departm ent of
D. 1!. X. Blackburn
Attorney General. thing the Oregon beetgrowers should tralia. Many things are reversed ” te Moro (S herm an county) L ead -
W. 11. L eeds......................State Printer.
learn, and th a t is economy in the in th a t country. It is sum m er ER for the Past year and a half,
V . S . SENATOR.
George W . McBride,
Joseph Simon. m atter of the pulp. If they hut there while it is w inter in Am erica. an<f is in the city on a brief visit to
properly used the pulp as fodder. Trees shed their hark ______
instead of ! atten d to some business ___
and sec
CONca’.r.SSM EN.
Ore
Thomas
II.
Tongue,
i
'
"
g°
n
wonId
never
have
to
im
port
their
leaves;
fruit
has
the
stone
or
his
children,
one
of
whom
is etn-
W. K. E llis ........
another pig. another cow or other kernel outside; swans are black; ph’yed in the composing-room of
S l l’REVE JVDC.ES.
such live-stock, and when they there is a species of fly th a t kills and The Oregonian. “ D ad” is looking
F. A. Moore. K. S. Bean, C. E . W olverton.
h a \e learned this little hit of eats
well. The
eats the
the snider
spider, nn.l
and a „ flab
fish, called
called ! weIL
r h e salubriou
salubrious clim ate of
SEVENTH JVDIC1AL DISTRICT.
economy
there
is
W. L. B ra d s h a w ......... C irc u it J u d g e . ............................ " *5 vver-v reason why the clim bing perch, th a t walks de- S herm an county has benefited his
A. A. Ja v r.e ___ Prosecuting A ttorney. t “ e 8u? a r‘beet in d u stry of Oregon liberately out of the w ater. n n d ,,h eah h ,a n d i f t h e f r o s t s o f t h a t c l e -
. . . Jo in
in t t ¡senator.
Senator, ¡should take first ran k . And I ex- with the aid of its fins, clim bs the vated region had not w hitened his
E . B. D ufur.........................jo
G illiam . Sherm an and W ascocounties. pect it will, too.”
adjacent trees after the insects th at d°w ing beard slightly, he would
Jo h n M ich ell..
..........Jo in t Senator,
infest them . W hen to this we add
Sherm an and W asco.
John Burns, the great E nglish th a t niogt of
most of the birds have no
J . W. Morton and A. S. Roberts, Joint
labor leader and m em ber of par- Ql
R epresentatives, Sherm an, Wasco.
..
ong a n d the flowers no odors, it is,
.i .
SHERMAN TOV.NTY.
Hament. in a recent speech adm in-
no tl'aec of the passing years.”
T h a P o r t la n d - C h ic a g o S p e c ia l.
,,
N. P. M IL L S
C H O P M IL L
M o o re B ro s. & G in n
Sole agents for Oregon, Washington and
Idaho.
W
“" ’e wiH Boon have two cars of these m achines.
Call and sec them .
N. W. THOMPSON,
R e a d T h is , C o n s u m p tiv e s
“ From the way iny wife coughed for six m onths, I knew she had
tlOn.
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r
ton.
both
____
physician, but they had nothing
th a t would rea';h the trouble
in her lungs. My wife’s father
came to see her one day, when
she got very low. H e lives in
Cedar Lake, W is., while we
live in Rice Lake, W is. He
said he knew what was needed,
and m ade me get a bottle of /
A cker's E nglish Rem edy for (
C o n s u m p tio n .
I w ent t o y
Schm idt's, our local druggist,
and got a bottle, and it helped
her right away. She took eight
50c. bottles, and they put her
back on her feet and m ade her
as sound and well as any wo.
man in town. She lias taken
on flesh again, she doesn't
cough, and if any < nc who
doesn't know the facts was to
be told she was so r e a r death
with consum ption, he w ouldn't
believe it. My wife does all
her housework, and at night
sleeps as soundly as you please.
"m rt e l i i n r h K ° 2 ° 7 Ca 8iveS h" aEy tr,° \ble at *” • MaXbe you doubt w hat I
Acker s E , - b i b P ’n- 7 * 7 y? “
N ' Schraidt- th e drug g ist who sold me
sav s
? n y f°S ConsumPtloa- H e'll tell you the same thing. He
P is sol l ' o \ \ 5 " ; 4 n e RCme y 1S w onderful in al> throat and lung troubles: th a t
l» 'tle c. m c b i k .,nh- ,
cure or money returned, and he never vet had a
is
ther Eede'l. R lce ¿ X
he h“ S° ld hand red s of thcai’ ' M>' nam e
W. A. RAYMOND, Photographer,
« IKd I "bLAoO rib I UKhS*
d en t, an d he the d e a th blow to
Boer suprem acy in South Africa.
passes com prehension. H is deter-
ruination to try the chances of war
leads to the supposition th a t some
of the other great E uropean powers
have whispered encouragem ent to
Kruger, a n d are only w aiting u n til
E n g lan d is entangled w ith the
c h a n t’ wh° fired a shot from one of
these
brought from the Philip-
j p!ne3' pIe took aim a t the end of
a
te n ’^oot p ’* ank placed in a
^ rner of his store, and let her go.
Therp
a ro ar like a canon, the
rae!Cb a n t neerly went through his
" ¡ " J " ’ - ’ M ' «»«
the plan k , wrecked the
Boers
to declare them selves the Cnd ° f the 8tore’ w ent th ro u gh a
open enemies of G reat B ritian. brick w all, and is now on its wav
R ussia, F rance and G erm aany
any nr«»
are to tbe hilippines.
spoiling for a fight, groaning
_
. . . .
u n d er a weight of tax atio n to m ain-
.a r ° l regonian is h av in g
ta in the vast arm am ents they deem a ■
tiaie t r - ' c o n s i s t e n t
necessary to keep each other in " U ' ' .'l
1 Btarted out w ith a
check. Som ething m ust be done
1 “ _ trn m I * to scare
to find work for these soldiers, and * C ’n e- ° Ut ° f tli0 " hite IdoU9e-
n o th in g would suit these powers
scare was a failure. E very-
better th a n a w ar w ith E ngland. "H *
' 11 -a " in g wood and sup-
and the hope of dividing the rich P° rtinvg
aJm iniB tra tio n : and
spoils which would follow on th e ' t h e
old lady wishes she had
dow nfall of th e B ritish E m pire.
kept ‘° her k n ittin S needlcs and
—'
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said n o th ing.—P endleton T ribune.
COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
MUIR & MUIR,
N A T IO N A L
PR O M PT
ATTENTION
TO
COLLECTIONS
Anderson Building.
Moro, Oregon.
DR .
O L IV E
HARTLEY,
IM P O R T A N C E .
THE WEEKLY ORECONIAK ALONE CONTAINS BOTH.
Per
■»
P ro p rie to r of
A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y ,
FEED, A N D S ALE S TA B LE S .
H aving enlarged and refitted the above stables, we are now prepared to
conduct the business in a first-class m anner.
COOD CARE AND PLENTY OF FEED, AT LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES, WILL BE
OUR MOnO. BEST RICS IN TOWN.
M a in S t., o p p o s ite B a n k .
THE
M o ro , O reg o n .
WESTERN
ÜÎ
W asco,
X IO H H O W
HOTEL,
W
O regon.
& G O L L IH E R , P r o p r ie to r s .
This hotel has been newly fitted up in first-class style.
The best ac­
com m odation for com m ercial travelers will be found a t The W estern.
RATES: FIRST-CLASS MEALS, 2S ANO 50«.
*
FREE SAMPLE
ROOM.
< W * F a rm e rs when in town are cordially invited to give us a call.
R ED BARN
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
GOOD RIGS, GOOD FEED.
Good care g ive n stock.
T e rm s reasonable.
W . C. JO H N S T O N , P rop.,
M O R O ,.........................O R E G O N .
Year
New Hardware Store.
J. M . F 1 L L O O N .
W e b uy fo r cash d ire c t fro m th e East, a nd can
a ffo rd to sell at P o rtla n d P rices.
COME IN A N D E X A M IN E —
OUR LINE OF STEEL RANGE AND
CAST-IRON COOKINC STOVES
OUR DELF ENAMEL CRANITE AND
LISK ANTI-RUST TINYYARE,
WHICH CANNCT BE BEAT IN THE COUNTY.
<W “ A full and com plete line of shelf hardw are including the finest
line of carpenters’ tools on the m arket.
$ 1.50.
THE COUNTY SEAT NEWS OF MORO AND SHERMAN COUNTY.
PHYSICIAN AND SU R G E O N .
„ , .
~
7
The bank was opened for business
The Personal Fortunes and M isfortunes of our Im m ediate
E astern Oregon stockm en arc
l akim a In d ia n s brought 31G jast week under the m anagem ent
ju b ila n t over the prospects of a 1 head of horses for sh.pm ent a t The of T hos. B. M ontgom ery, of Port-
Neighbors. These come w ithin the range of the
Office in the People’s building.
plentiful supply of grass th is ^ 1 - ' Da"nes recently.
r
( onnn v V* '
a ,P®r ' ' a n d - a'bo has proven quite an nc-
If th e present showers a n d cloudv
A.
.. ,
.
I tion of 2000 head contracted bv
C. J. B R IG H T ,
w eather continue u n til there is no
T
v
.
" quisition to our growing town. \Y
. . .
,
the
L
inton
horse
cannery
a
t
$2
i T,
T r
v i
a H -a n d H . A. Moore, E. E . Lytle
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
. fear of th e new grow th oi g r a s s ' .
head
The In d ia n s had a hiyu a n J T . B. M ontgom ery are inter- Will practice in any court of the state.
D u s c u s s io n o f lo c a l s u b je c ts c a n n o t be fo u n d e ls e w h e re .
being b u rn t out again, there will
skookum tim e blowing in th eir
in the Go]dendale bank) th u s
T H E W E E K L Y O R E G O N IA N A N D T H E M O R O L E A D E R
Office, over K rause’s harness shop.
be plenty of p astu re for all, and
m oney, and, like th eir w hite tili- raak;ng of it one of the gt
t
Arc necessary com m odities for every fam ily, large
the howls about the destruction of
:
:
:
:
O reoox .
cum s indulged in » liberal quan-1 in the ln la n d E m p ire. i t ¡8 hoped M asco ,
th e bunch-grass will cease u n til we
or sm all, in Sherm an county.
_L____________ _
our people, who have heretofore D r.
have an o th er d ry season. Rain
M . S M IT H ,
Passenger
steam ship
com r panies
m eans plenty of grass in E astern
____c ___________
r .......
....... .. done ^ ie*r banking business out
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
SURGEON
Oregon, an d d ro u th has more to have come to the conclusion th a t S*de
tbe county, will patronize
the
very
fast
ocean
flyer
is
not
the
^
b
e
k
ita
t
a
only
hanking
institu-
‘This is a saving of three-quarters of a dollar.
do w ith the destruction of the range
Office at Drug Store.
vessel th a t pays the best, aa the ex- t *on' Uoldendale Sentinel.
th a n an y kind of stock.
‘Address: Mono L eader , Moro, Oregon.
MORO
w ork
LEADER.
swiftly
done
tha( j the w«y of the
e m in g to n
BOTH TOGETHER, PER YEAR, $1.75.
-
An account comes from Cuba
th a t m any veterans of the Cuban
a rm y will not receive th eir p ay ,
owing to the im perfect and inac-
c u rate list. H undreds of soldiers,
whose nam es are not to be found
on the list, follow U nited States
com m issioners from place to place
in hopes of getting th eir pay. At
C avitas, the last place of paym ent
in the province of Santiago de
Cuba, a serious riot occurred be-
tween disappointed soldiers and
gendarm es, which resulted in the
death of five m en w ith twelve
wounded.
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Sir W ilifred L aurier, prem ier
of
E
n
g
lan
d
and
C anada, will visit
have a pow-wow w ith Joseph
Alaska
C ham berlain over the
s*
REASONABLE RATES.
vigorous prosecution of the war in
...............
the P hilippines: now they will
FO R S A L E .
h a v e it? >
640 acres t miles from C. S. station ;
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new house, fair h a m ; plenty of water- T i m e S c h e d u le N o. 3 .—E ffe c tiv e T h u r s d a y , J a n . 5 th , 1S99.
A live grasshopper will eat a tine young orchard. Price, $10,000. on
12:01 A . M. P a c ific T im e .
'e a sy term s; will take small place In
fjcaj grasshopper.
A Missouri valley as p art paym ent. Har.dsome
soctii novxn.
.S O R T II B O C X D .
farm er m ixed paris green and bran P p « avn,8 near Moro.
Price,
$2100,
No. 1.
together and let a grasshopper ea t on very easy term s.
No. 2.
‘ave .. 6:45 p. m.
Riggs.
¡,. He died. Tw enty ate him up. !
!, ± 7
A rrive . 2:30 p. m.
ave .. 7 :25 p. ni.
Wasco.
They died.
Four hundred ate ^ ine baiWing place
Leave. 12:50 p. m.
rive . 9:30 p. m.
Moro.
Ixsave
11:30 a. m.
Inquire
at
l.caJer
office.
those 20, an d they died,
Eight
E. L Y T L E , P re s id e n t.
I. J. K E F F E R , A g e n t
thousand ate those 400, and they
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S .
died. A hundred and sixty th o u ­
sand
ate -----------------------
those S000, and died, and
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NEW S A N D O P IN IO N S OF
t he farm er was troubled no fnore
In its flight from the M ississippi
STATE
LAWrERS.
valley, the nam e of the statistician
and
of th is story has become separated
from his figures, but the fact that
the incident occurred in Missouri
¡g regarded as evidence of its pos-
sib ility .
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A ttention is called to the ad of
Moore A Co., bankers, in this issue.
FARMERS, BRINC IN YOUR FEED.
CHEAPEST AND BEST WAY TO THRESH.
< om m encm g out of Portland August
easilj seen th a t it is on the other 10th train Xo. 2, and continuing .taily
istered
this
flagellation
to
the
new
b
Jo h n F u lto n ....................... County Judge.
c k e r m
’* oneJA
E iç L vu/'b^1 r r fu n d ^ ^ lil’ r « ! . d iUFe ;S‘ * und<‘r " P °si'lve guarantee
, .
-V side of the world in more senses a .?«&’*» Library Car of the latest build
O at A
vour
r»ur inonev i _ _
~ will be placed in service. The librarv
li. P. Crr, R. II. King, Commissioners. acquired B ritish subject, W illiam
V n 'tcJ I States
States and
ami Canàdìt
Cana,t. ^ ^ U n T . s ^ . V s K
n
d
5' *
*“
Wm. H en rich s.............................. Clerk.
W aldorf Astor: “ I can tolerate!
He
th€ aboi€ ffuaranict.
B. Zi HOOKER i. CO., Propriitart, Ji'ew 1 urt
Win. H o ld e r...................................Sheriff. a decent duke, or a m ilita n t m ar-
It. i , s n t i f v i n s t ft n
n ,«
desks, a well-selected librarv of stand-
W. S tan ley .................
F o r S a le by A . D. B o lto n & Co.
.... Treasurer. V k « . « « power is
tem per. ,lial
W. 11. Ragsdale . . .
. County Supt.
ed hy tra d itio n , and whose caste Miles and Chief Secretary
t I » ’ * barber shop, and an ajiartm ent
B. F. P ik e .................
Assessor.
............Coroner. ft‘<'ling is qualified by service to “ A house divided against itself " 'll on August JOth inauguraU ^niihh'rn
I. M. S m ith ...............
J. W . K e r n s ............ ............ Surveyor, the co m m unity; b u t the m igratory cannot s t a n d ” and
bickering-
‘ : , r ’‘er.viy‘\ giving after th a t date
E . H ann a tin ............. ^ S u x k h x s ^ to r. money bag, a p a trio t only when his am ongst ¡he heads of the war de- u riin te rn ip tc l «lining car service for the
O. R, & X. conneetions for east and
MORO, ORECON.
D istrict Xo. 3— Geo. Mt.u»er, Justice, property is threatened, a citizen
west-bound through passengers via
p a rtm en t can in no way be condu- G
E . B. W heat, Constable.
ranger
or
Ogden.
Xew
chair
cars
of
‘ only , when
his comfort 13 en‘ « v e to the welfare of the arm v. latest pattern are to In* added to the Do not p u t o ff t ill to -m o rro w w h a t you can
,
over
:croachetl
u
P<>n—he
is too m ean General Miles says: “ The new present through service of Pullman
The w ar clou l hangs low
Palace and Pullm an Tourist Slee|wrs,
do to -d a y. Delay is dangerous.
the T ran sv aal, a n d is likely to even to be ta rred an d feathered.”
secretary of war is a m an of husi- making an entirely vestihule«t tra it/
equal,
if
not
superior,
to
many
of
the
C
ID
C
T
P
I ACC n i P T I l I i r p
b o rst at a n v m om ent. How Presi­
ness. As a result, different condi­ extensively advertised lim ited trains in
d en t K ruger can be so short-sighted
T h ° Se who w i,h to try their skin
.
•
tions already exist. The interests the east. For rates and further par-
M auser n rifle
as not to see th a t war w ith E n g lan d with
" IlH a Mau9er
fle ’ shoulti take of the country have dem anded a ticulars inquire of
I. J . K eefer .
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
CALLERY OVER REPUBLIC OFFICE.
Agent C. S. Ry., Moro, Or.
___ _______
will wind up his career as a presi- V!arn*n " Dona the I ortlan d mer-
R
Is N ow Ready to Roll W H E A T A N D B A R LE Y , -
penditure of coal to m ain ta in a
M oro.............................................. Oregon.
I he Indians claim th a t big game
high rate of speed is enorm ous,
Fine job work a t the L eader
Unless some other power besides is getting so scarce th a t it is hardly H . S . W IL S O N .
B . S . H U N T IN G T O N .
press
room.
Call and see our
worth
their
while
to
go
on
their
steam be discovered the ocean
samples.
fall
hu
n
t.
They
say
it
will
not
be
greyhound has seen her best days.
very long before there will he prac-
B U S IN E S S C A R D S .
The list, of persons who have, in Really no gam e in all this big
ATTOKXEVS-AT-J.AW,
one way and another, become con- countr.y - where once there was lots
W. H. MOORE.
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B L O C K ,
H . A. M O O R E .
nected w ith the prosecution of Cap- of iL The In d ia n is r 'g bt. The
tain Alfred Dreyfus has grown to Poacher and p o t-h u n ter prowls at
The D alles................................
Oregon.
confusing proportions. It includes a U tim es w ith gun in hand, ready
soldiers, officers, cabinet m inisters, to shoot whatever comes in his way
BANK ERS.
J. B. H O S F O R D ,
civilians, and even form er m inisters regaldless of season.
T r a n s a c t a G e n e ra l B a n k in g
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.
of the French Republic.
B u s in e s s , M o ro , O re g o n .
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Tbe last instance of Am erican
Dewey has been nom inated by engineering enterprise is the con- Practices in all the Courts of this State. le tte r s of credit issued available on
E astern states.
the St. Paul Globe to head the struction of a m agnificent bridge
M oro ...................... O kegom .
dem ocratic ticket for president, across the Nile a t A lthbara, in the
Colh'ctions made a t all |>ointR on fa­
vorable term s. Sight exchange ami tele­
pbe ad m iral is too level-headed to heart of Africa. The c o n tract was
R. E. H O S K IN S O N ,
graphic transfers sold on Xew York, San
lend him self to raise an y particu- secured hy a P h ilad elp h ia firm
Francisco, Portland, and Hawaii, llono-
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.
lar Pa rty to power, besides having from the E g yptian governm ent.
lulu-
Practices in all Courts of this State.
th ® best jr>l> in the world now.
It is stated, in support of vac­
bound ry question, ^ ^ w i t l ^ F 1
Bbver craze is dying out.
K«‘al E state. Collection and Insurance
cination, th a t in A ustria, prior to
m uch fear of a rum pus
Agency. A bstract of titles and con­
d .V X / ’ b°g ,n n in g to 8ee vaccination becoming general, out
veyancing a specialty. Moro, Sher­
gland over the m atter. Affairs in
man county, Oregon.
All ladies needing the assistance of a
H u t a debased coinage can have no of eve
milHon ¡„ h a b ita n ts, 38,-
South Africa claim her attention,
first-class dress-m aker, are in­
We resi»ectfully solicit business in our
p la c e in th e U nited States. If he r)41 dk>d
vited to call upon
line,
insuring
th
a
t
promptness
which
a
l­
of
sm
allpox
w
ithin
a
and a falling out with Uncle Sam
ways follows strict attention to m atters
.
persists in m aking free silver
M
IS
S MAGGIE HUFF,
a period of th irty years; a figure re- of this ciiaractcr, conti«lent of ourability
m ig h t prove aw kw ard ju st a t pres- leading issu,
. ¡ i ,W1i 1: J ! ? r ardiZe duced to one-tenth, nam ely, 3,745, to handle the same in a m anner satisfac­ AT h er drehs - makixg parlors , over the
tory to all.
____ __________ hi® chances for the nom ination.
M. M. g o ’s STORE,
in the corresponding tim e after the
1).
Thom pson of Lincoln,
R ats are causing considerable, general adoption of vaccination.
Dr. Lloyd D. Id lem an , M oro,............................................... Oregon.
N ebraska, has advanced $20,000 to dam age in P o rtlan d fur stores. It
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M agistrate—“ Do you m ean to
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D E N T IS T .
help provide
p ovl' d a special
« P 'Y 1 tra
t r a in
,n to is said a young energetic rat, with say the lady swore a t vou when
K. M . B R A S H ,
D O E S A L L K IN O S
O F H IG H
CLASS
brin *6 the whole N ebraska regi-'good teeth,
can gnaw through you stepped on her s k irt? ”
d e n t a l WORK.
HOUSE PAINTER, CHAINER AND PAPER-
m ent to O m aha. They
a’ worth
one thousand do llars’
of
Fitz W illiam —“ Yes, your honor; Officehours: 9:30tol2in.; 1:3t)to5p. i
HANCEK.
Francisco Friday.
sealskin jackets in one night.
only she done it with her eves.”
Office over the Bank Moro, Oregon.
Moro,.
................. Oregon.
HUNTINGTON & WILSON,
M OORE
B R O S .,
Standard Typewriter.
Wyckoff, Scamanj & Benedict.
327 Broodway. Ncu York.
W. 0. HADLEY,
P o r tla n d B ra n c h , 2 4 9 S ta r k St.
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND
SPECTACLES.
A ll 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
gans, G raphophones and Kodaks.
M oro ....................................... O regon .
■ ffl fill
IS T H E
BEST
THE
COUNTY.
We can and do p rin t a n y size from the sm allest card to jiosters IS by
EXPRESS AND
24 inches.
BAGGAGE TRANSFER. S E V E R A L
D R A Y IN G
IN
AND
W e have in stock of our own p rin tin g
FORM S
OF
NOTES,
T R U C K IN G
................... ith and w ithout indorsem ents,
ALL KINDS TEAMING ABOUT TOWN.
DRESS-MAKINC PARLORS.
PROMPT ANO CHEAP.
W a rra n te e
Deeds, C ro p a nd C h a tte l
M o rt­
gages, Releases o f M o rtgage, etc.,
M. D U N A H O O .
IW ^A II s tr i c t ly f i r s t - c l a s s a n d p r o p e r ly w o r d e d .
M o ro , O re g o n .
OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW
YOU
CAN
PATENT
an yth ing yon in ven t o r im p ro v e : also get
COPYfilGHTor DESIGN
PROTECTION. Send m odel, sketch, or photo,
fo r free exam ination and advice.
BOOK OK PATENTS K t W y f f i :
^ 'O .A .S H O W H CO.
Patent Lawyers. W A S H IN G T O N , D . C .
.......................... con*“ t<’n t with our q u a lity of work.
" e invite com parison
of our work an d prices w ith an y
! others. Sam ples can be seen
in many ¡daces all over tl»e countv and
a t our office.
MORO
P U B L IS H IN G
CO.
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