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About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1899)
M ORO LEADER. 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 M o r o P u b lis h in g C o . E ntered a t th e Post-Office at Moro, Oregon. as second-class m atter, April 27, 189«. RATES OF s u b s c r ip t io n : PER YEAR, $ 1 .0 0 SIX MONTHS, 50C. (in advance.) Si xi ¡ if . C omks ................. A dvertising rates made known on ajs- plication. M. F itz M avrice , ............ ........... E ditdr . WEDNESDAY (X T . 4, 1S99. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. I’ XITED STATES. William M cK inley................. President. G arrett A. llo h a rt Vice President. . . . Secretary of State. Jo h n llaV Lyman P. Gage.. Secretary of Treasury. (’. N. B liss........... . .Secretary of Interior. l'.lihu R o o t.......... ........Secretary of War. Jo h n D. L o n g ... .. .Secretary of Navy. .Postm aster General. Jam es A . Gary A ttorney General. J o h n AV. G rig g s Jam es W ilson. .Secretary of Agriculture. Binger H erm ann. Jo in t Commissioner. STATE OF OREGON. S u p r e m e C o u r t C a le n d a r . Judge (to old witness ascending CORRESPONDENCE. S ai . em , Or., Sept. 30. — The Octo- i bench by mistake)—“ Is it a judge M o n k la n d M u r m u r in g s . her term of the supreme court will you want to be, my man?” Little Frank Belshee lias been open Monday. Tuesday has been Old Witness—“ Maybe it’s all fixed as the day for examination verX p'c^ f°r several days, I’m fit for now, vour lordship.” of applicants for admission to the Frank Belshee’s steam thresher, C o n te s t N o tic e . bar. Cases will he heard in the cook-house and harvest crew, pulled ’ jy,.,.Xl..r> [TMEXT OF THE IxTRKIOR, 1 ! first two weeks of the term as fol- in from the fields Tuesday, I'n ite d States Land Office, Tile Dalles, Oregon, Sept. 1(1, 18(10. ) lows: Rev. F. L. Johns has a Job’s A sufficient contort affidavit having I October 4- -M . R. \\ illis vs. (i. comforter on his hand, which keeps laten tiled in th is office by Elm er Lewis Needham, contestant, against timla-r A. Smith, from Douglas county. bin» husv. culture entry No. 2794, made November October 5 Asher Marks vs. M . i Mrs. Baker, who has been stay- 24, 1887, lor the N E of Section 27. 4 S, Range 1(1 E, by Joseph >sepl L. R. Willis et al.; Towle and Daley ¡ng with Mrs Belshee, left for Township H urst, contestée, in which it is alle;ged vs. (iraceOsburn; both from Doug- Wasco Saturday to reniain about th a t: there are no trees, seeds, or c u t- lings of any kind planted or growing las county. i three months. upon said land or any part th e re o f; that October 9—Elden A. Kern vs. J. . tlie entrym an nor any o f his heirs or Spaulding C hapel school is pro- successors in interest have ever planted W. Kern et al., from Multnomah greasing nicelv, with twentv pupils l,r caused to he planted any trees, seeds county. 1 or cuttings of any kind iqxin said land, in attendance, and S. M. Ramsey nor he nor they ever plowed or broken October 10—State vs. M. E. Mc or in any m anner cultivated any part at the helm. Elwain, from Sherman county. >f said land, hut th at he never did anv Mr. and Mrs. Frazier and chil work of any kind thereon, nor has any ^ W “We will soon have two cars of these machines. October 11—State vs. L. S c h il thing la'en done thereon by anv of his dren, of North Yakima, Wash., are man from Multnomah county. heirs or successors in in terest; and said October 12—E. K. Jones A' Co i visiting Mrs. F’s father and mother, j tract has ever since been and now is 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wright. wholly aband o n ed : th a t each and all of vs. the city of Portland. i such failures still exist, said parties are Delegates i to the Epworth League hereby notified to appear, respond and The most interesting case to be , offer evidence touching said allegation, heard at this term is that of the Convention , which convenes at a, io o'clock a. m., on Nov. liith, ts.i'.i. W in. llen rieh s, c unity clerk, at State vs. W. G. Magers, convicted Fossil, Wheeler county, Oct. 10th. before his office at Moro, Oregon, and that will he elected this week of the murder of Ray Sink in Polk from final hearing will !«■ held at 10 o ’clock I a. m. on Nov. 23, ISO!», before the ltegis- county, which is now pending in , Spaulding Chapel. , j ter and Receiver at the I'nited States the supreme court for the second CIRCUTT COURT PROCEED- D ,r"l (»nice in The Dalles, Oregon, time within a year. _ The said coiitesbmt haying in a j 1N G S. proper affidavit, filed Sept. 19, 1899, set We would also call attention to , .. _ . . , . forth facts which show th at after due Little Giant Thresher. M o o re B ro s. & G in n 1 Sole agents for Oregon, Washington and Idaho. CHEAPEST AND BEST WAY TO THRESH. . m il l s p C H O P M ILL is N ow Ready to Roil wheat and barley , FARMERS, BRING IN YOUR FEED. Call and sec them. Rolling Mill Consumption .....................Governor T. T. G eer................................. Secretary of State E. 1. Dtnibnr . .. th e M. E . M cE lw ain case, w hich . . “ V ° » ConvCne‘ ’? , *5' dlli^ nc^ I*rsonal service of this notice Chas. S. Moore .....................Treasurer Moro O pera H ouse at 10 o clock can not be made, it is hereby ordered . . . „ xv . and d irc te d th at such notice be riven J . II. Ackerman Supt. Pub. Inst ruction will be of interest to our readers in XT , Monday morning, the Hon. \\ . L. hv (hie proper p,lbla.ati„n. 1». K. N. Blackburn A ttorney G eneral. th e county. Bradshaw presiding; also present,! «4«» J ay P. L vcas , Register. W. IL 148x1«....................... s ta te Printer. I — Wm. llenriehs, clerk; H. S. Me-1________ <>TIS l >Arr m s ..x. R eceiver. r. s. senator . We read a sensible letter from Wm. Holder. T h o P o r t la n d - C h ic a g o S p e c ia l, George W. McBride, Joseph Simon. Old-timer in the Portland Weekly Danel, deputy; sheriff; F. E. Brown, deputy. Commencing out of Portland August COXtiRKSSMEX. Dispatch, under the caption of "An The following attorneys were also ¿ " ‘„ ¡ T b c 't o .X ' S i W . K. E llis............. Thomas II. Tongue. W. A. RAYMOND, Photographer, MORO, OREGON. Do not p u t o ff t ill to -m o rro w w h a t you can do to -d a y . Delay is dangerous. FIRST-C LASS PICTURES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. REASONABLE RATES. CALLERY OVER REPUBLIC OFFICE. THOMPSON & HULSE, •* ■* P ro p rie to rs of A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y , FEED, A N D S ALE STA BLE S . Open River. Old-timer tells us W in attendance; A. A. Jayne, d is- 1 will be placed in service. The library editors to quit w riting of what we chairs, writing F. A. Moore. It. S. Bean, C. E . Wolverton. know nothing about, and condemns tnet attorney , B. >. Huntington, fnrnishe)| with 1 W W. H. Wilson. E. B. Dufur, F. desks, a well-selected library of stand- ■ SEVENTH Jl'DICIAL DISTRICT. the proposed boat railway round M oore T h e D alles- I M C u rl *n l a n J P°Pu ,ar books; guid'e-ltooks and W. L. B radshaw ...............Circuit Judge. the rapids, between The Dalles and Aioore, I IK panes, 1,. 51. t u r i . , Cllrrellt periodicals . a well-stocked buf- Seven mil i,{ every ten m<n w ho wmk in rolling mills, iron foundries and glass factories die I eo;isuni|iti<>ii. You know how early In life these men puss away. The u.-ual sunpioia is a Albany; C. J. Bright, Wasco; A. ¡let, a barber shop, and an apartm ent . nagging, A. A. Ja y n e ......... Prosecuting Attorney. is-rsislent «-»ugh—xiuieliines .-liort and hacking, sometimes hard atul drv. The («itient Having enlarged and refitted (he above stables, we are now prepared to Celilo, advocating instead a port M M u ir T R H o s f o r d a n i l R F for baggage. The Oregon Short Line ¡•rows weaker and th in n er da> I y day. Death cveutually eonuuers. The trouble comes from E . 15. I>ufur ..................... Jo in t Senator. .1. . luir, J. n. fio. tord amt K. fc,. wijj on 4U gU S, iotli inaugurate modern intense heal, and the constant inhaling of the tine jwrticlc* of dust and irou that till the air. conduct the business in a first-class manner. G illiam .Sherm an and W aseoeounties. age road, with a system of light- Th -se p an iiles. nm'.cr a mierossnpe. show ragged, sharp edges, which tear and m utilate tho Hoskinson, Moro. ; dining ear service, giving after th a t date delicate lining of the tlin u t and lungs. Per|»--.ual sons are thus formol, and here it is th at Jo h n Miehell Jo in t Senator, draft tow-boats and barges above Geo. H. Dufur. The Dalles, co u rt' ’li,,ing <ar ^ rvice for,h*- the germs of consumption find a place to feed and multi,>ly. Acker's English Remedy was COOD CARE ANO PLENTY OF FEED, AT LIVE ANO LET LIVE PRICES, WILL BE connections for east and disksivertsl in England, ami is the i.ulv cure in the world for Rolling Mill l'ousuin|gioii. Il Sherm an and Wasco. and below the terminal points of OUR M O nO . BEST RICS IN TOWN. up the son«, strengthens the mucous memliranes of the breathing organs, perm anently west-bound through passengers via heals stops the rough, tMlilds up the constitution anil iin ,« rts vigor to the whole system. It must J . W. Morton and A. S. Rolierts. Joint the portage railway. Old-timer is 1 rcPor,cr- G ranger or Ogden. New ehair ears of i eith er cure or it <s«ts you nothing. One lo ttle does wonders. Try it. What it lias done for Main St., o p p o site B ank. M oro, O reg o n . • , . e - , . . * , Grand Ju rv —O. J. Ba.es, forc- latest i>attern are to be added to tin- m any otlieis it will also do for you and your loved ones. Representatives. Sherm an. Wasco. i right. Editors are not, as a rule, I . ,,, SII EE MAX COrXTV. . man; ’ \\ . H. Andrews, ’ Simon El- present through service of Pullman Sold at 2ac., 50c. and J1 a l«<tllo throughout the United States and Canada: and in engineers, and their best plan of, . Palace and Pullman Tourist Sleepers, England at Is. a l., 2s. 3d., 4s. id . If you arc uot satisfied after buying, it-tuni the bottle to Jo h n F u lto n ....................... County Judge. . cock. J. E. Morrow, David Fuller, your druggist, and get your money buck. ’ making an entirely vcstibuled train, R. I’. Grr. R. 11. King. Commissioners. Prot>etlure would he to find out the equal, if not superior, to many of the IFe a&thto tx the above gua^atdet. W". U. llu v K E R «V ( Proprifiwt, .Yew F o r t E. M. Froebe, E. C. Davis. .................... Clerk, best mode of surmounting the difii- W m. llen rieh s. extensively advertised lim ited trains in The following appointments were For S ale by A. D. B olton & Co. the east. For rates and further par W m. H o ld e r.. . .Sheriff, culties in opening up the river, and ticulars inquire of 1. J. K effer . made by the judge: Grand jury W. Stanley Treasurer. then place their views before the Agent S. Ry.. Moro. Or. W . 11. Ragsdale b o u n ty Supt. pubBe There is no doubt some bailiff. Clark Dunlap; court bai 15. F. Pike FOR SALE. liff. Charles llulsc; jury bailiff, J. I. M. Sm ith ....................... . . . C oroner sc h e m e is o n W to ° IK' n th e r iv e r ' GOOD RIGS, GOOD FEED. 040 acres 4 miles from C. S. station ;' D. Wilcox. J . W. K e r n s ...........................Surveyor. is a repetition of the survival of new house, fair h a m ; plenty of w ater; Time S ch ed u le No. 3 .—E ffectiv e T h u rsd a y . J a n . 5th, 1399. The following eases have been tine young orchard. Price. $10.000, on 12:01 A. M. P acific Tim e. E . Ilannatin stock Insj>eetor. the fittest, and our splendid water Good care given stock. T e rm s reasonable. easy term s; will take small place in disposed of : D istrict No. 3—Geo. Meatier. Ju stice; w ay cannot he much longer hehl in S O U T H Ito i'.x n . south not xd . 309. Geo Leil»e plff vs Chas ilatt-j valley as part paym ent. Handsome W . C. JO H N S T O N , P rop., 1-.. 1». Wheat. Constable. tbe hack-ground at the pleasure of m an. d eft; atty for plff. W 11 Wilson A place. No. 1. No. 2. ISO acres near Moro. Price, |210f), Condon A Condon ; a tty lor deft, J L MORO. Notwithstanding the manv re- any clique, company or corporation, Story A A 8 Bennett. OREGON. on very easy term s. Leave 6:45 p. nt. Bigg«. Arrive . 2:30 p. nt. 400 acres three miles from Moro; line Leave 7:25 p. m. Wasco. Leave. .12:50 p. nt. ports to the contrary, Admiral Of course opposition may be look- 335. Colum bia Commercial Co, eor- place: plenty of water, and some fruit. Arrive . 9:30 p. m. Moro. Leave 11:30 a. m. r., a -» ed for, as in all stupendous engi- pnration. plff. vs C H Traev. «left; attv Fine building place. Dewcy, in a recent > i f a s h i s i u i i n - C° nlinUWl t0V Inquire at le a d e r office. E. E. LYTLE, President. I. J. KEFFER. Agent. emphatically gave it as his opin-1 service. ion that the Filipinos were in n o j found who say, it can’t be done; 342. Gillis Sehadewitz. adm r. plff, vs P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S . » .,r L. n thorn b u t w ith th e ex am p les of th e ocean p M Ruggles, et ux. deft; J B Hosford, wav competent to govern them- , attorney for plff. A ontirm ation granted, selves. Such an answer is a sad cables, St. Gothard tun- 451. Jas W eir plff vs J W Enberg M U IR & M U IR , blow to anti-im perialists who have nel' Suez canah and other P g ^ i c d eft: J B Hosford, a tty for plff. Passed. CARRIES A FULL LINE OF Ja s Stew art et al plff vs Sarah I.cen leading the country to believe undertakings, it cannot be doubted E 459. HARNESS, SADDLES, SADDLE BLANKETS, W HIPS, SPURS, LAWYERS. Landry et al d e ft; C J Bright, atty that l>ewev was opposed to the war ,or a " ‘0I«ent that American engi- for plff; J 15 Hosford, atty for deft. Re £ l ^ ‘And everything to be found in a first-class Harness Shop.. W e buy fo r cash d ire c t fro m th e East, and can port of referee filed; to l>e argued and PR O M PT ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS in the Philippines, and everything necrin? Sen,us wiU find a wa-v to subm REPAIRS A SPECIALTY. itted. a ffo rd to sell at P o rtla n d Prices. connected with it. * (overcome the obstructions on the 4H7. John D Newman plff vs Myra Anderson Building. Columbia to the head of navigation, Newman d e ft; J 15 Hosford, atty lor COME IN A N D E X A M IN E — ’ ' '* ght, rtU-l atty for There is little doubt that the al- :in<1 g 'vc the inhabitants of the vast ’j'1 f,,r deft. Report Moro, Gregott. filed; fiecree of divorce OUR LINE OF STEEL RANGE AND h-ged alarm in Mexico, Brazil and region drained by that river the grante.ldefen.lant. .„her eoun.ru, . that the UniWd '»nelit ol water transportation, and ;K CAST-IRON COOKING S T 8V E S , DR. OLIVE HARTLEY, States would gobble up the whole enable them to transfer their pro- plff; c J B right, for .left. OUR DELF ENAMEL CRANITE AND o f South and Central America is ducts direct from the river boat to 475. J 1’ McKay plff vs T J Moffitt P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N . • u i r • .u - \ t h e n c e a n - o n in o « t e i m s h i n d e f t ; R E Hoskinson and Dufur and the work of men in this country, l,ie octa-11 going steamsnip. Menefee. attys for plff; H untington A LISK A N T I-R U S T TIN W A R E , Office in the Pntple’s building. W ilson and J 15 Hosford, for defts. who are trving to work up an anti- WHICH CARNOT BE BEAT IN THE COUNTY. expansion'sentim ent. There is no The continual rioting in Paris 476. Oregon Trading Co, a corjiora- tion, plffs, vs G T Andrew« left; C J A full and complete line of shelf hardware, including the finest need for this alarm: the the United United ffiU « rta in ly end in revolution if Bright, atty f -r plff. Dismissed. C. J. ERIGHT. line of carpenters’ tools on the market. 477. The Holt M fgCo. a corporation, State*« is satisfied with what she has the French government does not plffp, vs Adolph Happold d eft: J B Hos find a way to put a stop to it. A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W . got for the present. ford. atty for plff: C J B right for deft. W ill practice in any court of the state. Many think that a change of gov- Setthxl and dismisse I. that 481. Moore Bros plffs vs Moro Hall August broke another export ernment is about due in Office, over K rause’s harness shop. 'C o «lefts; J B Hosford for plffs. Order record, our shipments to foreign changeable country, of confirm ation. W asco , : : : : ' O regon . F. H. MEADER & CO.. Agents. Moro, Oregon. countries being one-fourth greater! ‘ . Plff than any previous August, j t jB It has been supposed that M r. and Daisy B Leslie deft»; C J Bright, born at*-"^or . f’a- . MSrt|h . . „ only a question of keeping the Re Andrew Carnegie, who was ___ . 485. The H olt Manfg Co. a corpora- D r. NEW S A N D O P IN IO N S OF I. M . S M I T H , publican party in power for the tn Scotland, was a naturalized tion- plffs, vs J C Andrews .left; J 15 American; but it is now stated ■ H<>8for,L a tty for plffs; C J Bright for P H Y S IC IA N ANO SURGEON United States to dominate ft,., u ,t ' , deft. left. C ontinued for term . STATE that he is not, and further that he 48«. J 8 Cooper plff vs Fenl H Dect- markets of the world. and Office at I »rug Store. ! wants to become a member oi the zel et al d e f t; J 15 Hosford, atty for plff; NATIONAL W II W ilson for deft. U nder advise The hook of newspaper clippings Br.tish parliament. m ent. Moro................................................ Oregon. concerning his accomplishments, 490. H enry Hill plff vs Chas If Bel- TH E WEEKLY OREGONIAN ALONE CONTAINS BOTH. > which will he presented to A dm iral; If O. H. P. Belmont has rcallv ehee et al deft ; H untington & Wilson for plff. Continued for service. ■ S H U N T IN G T O N . Dewey, may strike him as a pon- givenB25,000 to the Bryan campaign 491. A A Carothers plff vs J a s E n H . S . W I L S O N . P er Y ear $1.50. derous gift approaching the white fund, his friends should lose no berg d e f t; S A D G urley for piff, C J for deft. Passed. elephant class, inasmuch as it is time in steering him into an insti- Bright HUNTINGTON & WILSON, 492. Holman Bros plff vs J J THE COUNTY SEAT NEWS GF MORO AND SHERMAN COUNTY. five feet wide and weighs 350 tution such as we have at Salem, Scheffer d e ft; J B Hocford for plff, Du- ATTORSE VS-AT-I.AW, over to an expert on i fur Menefee for deft. At issue, and turn him jKiunds. _____________ The Personal Fortunes and Misfortunes of our Immediate i brain .r . i n diseases. .I;« .« .,.» 495. Sarah A Gliesing plff vs Henrv O a t Indcntndtnt and honorable career for both men and women is often found ia the 11 < diering d e ft; A A Haug atty for plff. F I R S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B L O C K . There is something in a name, Neighbors. These come within the range of the Default of plaintiff set aside, and cause COMPACT AND EASILY OPERATED KEYBOARD OF THE after all. Things grow from roots, i The Italian anarchist who savs referred to take and report testim ony, O regon. The Dalles. and things have been growing has come to the United States 49«. 4!W- . W Happold plff vs The • ii • /,, • t a « t > « I . . State of Oregon d eft; C J Bright for rapidly since Chief Secretary Root to organise anarchist groups in our plff. Passed, A thorough mastery r f (he Remington means abiiify to do the work J. B. HOSFORD, * that the Business World has need of. took charge of the war department ; leading cities, is somewhat off in 497- J B 8maH plff ys Guy . T A An D u scu ssion of local su b jects can n ot be found elsew here. et ux and The f> T Co, a eorjMjrn- KTCKOFF. SEAMANS A BENEDICT. 327 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Attorney-at-Law and Notary PttUHc. and it is a healthy, strudy growth, his calculations. Americans know drews tio n ,d e ft; C J Bright for plff. Con THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN AND THE MORO LEADER too. just how to deal with such gentry. firmation of sale. Portland Branch. 2 4 9 Stark St. 498. Chas McAllister plff vs Josiah Practices in all the Courts of this State. Are necessary commodities for every family, large United States Supreme court Marsh et ux and I C Xiekelsen 'le ft; C It would seem that President J Bright for plff. Confirmation of sale, j or small, in Sherman county. M oro .................Onwiox. will convene in Washington Oct. • McKinley has quite enough on his; 499. C W Tracy plff vs Columbia _____ __________ BOTH TOGETHER» PER YEAR, $ 1 .7 5 . | 7, when a decision is expected to hands iu*t at n r e s e n t w ith o u t h i« Commercial Co, a eorporation, d e ft; C R. E. HOSKINSON, I k * rendered in the Eastern Oregon nanus just ai present wnnout nis j ß right for plff, J B Hosford for deft, being dragged into the dispute be- Motion to amend return on execution. Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public. Land api»eal cases. This is a saving of three-quarters of a dollar. tween Great Britain and the Trans- ■ ,><W' ( W allis plff vs J C o ’I,eary Practices in all Courts of this State. , ,, id e ft; H untington A Wilson a tty s for Address: Mono L eader , Moro, Oregon. deft. Settled and dismissed. While there is no naval regula vaal Republic. Real E state, Collection and Insurance IS T H E BEST IN T H E C O U N TY . 504. Robert Newton plff vs 1’ W Mc- Agency. Abstract of titles and con y tion against the writing of poetry, veyancing a specialty. Moro, Sher- i Seniihle Democrats are getting Donald deft; J H Hosford for plff, C J ¡i “¡Sonnet to a Young Ladies’ Eye We can and do print any size from the smallest card to posters IS by ,, ,, , . . . . Bright for deft. D em urrer to eont- man county, Oregon. B U S IN E S S C A R D S . uneasy at the thought oi bringing We resjKictfully solicit business in our brow,” by a young officer, will not 24 inches. We have in stock of our own printing anti-expansion forward as a lead- j 505. E stella J Barzee plff vs Lafay- line, insuring th a t prom ptness which al- w H MOORL H. A. M OO RE. increase his chances of promotion. ways follows strict attention to m atters ing issue in the eompaign. They 1,°Sf°r'1 f”r P‘“ - of this character, confident of ourahility to handle the same in a m anner satisfac JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. It is amusing to note the efforts know the ¡teoplc will n o t relish a 501s. Thus J Miller, jr, plff, vs Nettie tory to all. Miller, d eft; J 1 5 Hosford for plff. Order of a few peanut politicians to get retrograde movement. BANKERS. for publication of summons. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND ................. With and without indorsements,.................. President McKinley mixed up in a 507. Columbia Southern Ry Co, a Some estimate of the enormous corporation, plff, vs (» P King, d eft; J Dr. Lloyd D. Id lem an , T ra n s a c t a G eneral B an k in g SPECTACLES. Chicago labor organization squab wealth of the late Cornelius Van 11 Hosford for plff. Passed for settle- B u sin e ss, Moro, O regon. » DENTIST. • A li W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t- C la s s . ble. ______________ W a rra n te e Deeds, C rop and C h a tte l M o rt-* derbilt may he had from the fact nie,lt- # Letters of credit issued available on . . . . , , 508. Columbia Southern Rv Co plff O O C S A L L K IN D S O F H IG H C L A S S Factory agent for Bicycles, Pianos, Or E astern states. Nettie G ertrude and John Earl King, A talking match, hehl recently that the war tax paid m the he- gages, Releases of M ortgage, etc., s DENTAL W ORK. gans, G raphophones and Kodaks. minors, and O I* King, guardian, deft ; quests made, will he over 13,1X10, in one of the eastern cities, was a Collections made at all jxiints on fa J B Hosford for plff. Passed for settle Office hours : 9 :30 to 12 m. ; 1 :30 to5 p. m. M oro ................................... O regon . <W"A1I strictly first-class and properly worded. m ent. vorable term s. Sight exchange and tele decided failure. Women were ODD. Office over the Bank, Moro, Oregon. F M Parrish et al vs Geo. P. Higgin- graphic transfers sold on New York, San not allowed to eomjiete. The Dreyfus excitement 13 H ib o th a m ; tim e for answ ering not ex Francisco, Portland, and Hawaii, llono- EXPRESS AND 1 I lulu- thing of the past. If he do does not pired. People of the City of Wasco vs Geo BAGGAGE TRANSFER. It is no longer strange that some l,urrv Up anJ come to lecture in the N Cros field; appeal from recorder's YOU of Mr. Bryan’s speeches should be Unit'ed States, Paul Kruger will get court! ” motion 11 dismiss appeal argued. DRESS-MAKIKG PARLORS. DRAYING AND TRUCKING ..................... a« consistent with our quality of work........... erratic. He hardly gives himself here ahead o{ hin, CAN t j t f ' For sale, or will trade for stock All ladies needing the assistance of a time to think. ---------------- _________________ - ■ - - - — - i or Sherm an county farm land, a 0 room ALL KINDS TEAMINC ABOUT TOWN. first-class dress-m aker, are in an yth in g you in ven t or im prove: also get vited to call ujton We invite comparison of our work and price« with any Our farmers have little time to house and three residence lots, 50 by 100, CAVEAT.TRAOE-MARK, COPYRIGHT or DESIGN PROTECTION. Bend m odel, sketch, or photo, PROMPT AND CHEAP. 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