MORO
LEADER.,, T h e a m ic a b le tr a d e
H e n ry
Jack so n ,
a
w e a lth y
b e tw e e n th e
i E n g lis h a n d G e rm a n s , in w h ic h K la m a th I n d ia n , c h a rg e d
w ith
in te r e s t in b e in g a n a c c e sso ry befo re th e fact
P u b l i s h e d E v e r y W e d n e s d a y b y t h e 1 th e la t t e r g e ts a th ir d
' th e S a m o a n is la n d s , is a sa d blow j in th e c a se of th e m u r d e r of D r.
M o r o P u b lis h in g C o .
to th e T r a n s v a a l R e p u b lic . T h e G eorge, a n I n d ia n m e d ic in e m a n ,
E ntered at th e Pwt-Office at More, B oers h a d a ll a lo n g som e h o p e s of
is sa id to h a v e a n a b u n d a n c e of
Oregon, as second-class m atter,
o u ts id e in te rfe re n c e , h u t th e a m i ­ re a d y c a sh o v er $12,000.
April 27, 1898.
H ow
c a b le a r r a n g e m e n ts now co m e to m u c h of th is h e w ill h a v e w hen th e
R A TES OF S U B S C R IP T IO N :
betw een E n g la n d a n d G e rm a n y i n ­ la w y e rs get th r o u g h w ith th e case
PER YEAR, SI.CO
SIX MONTHS, 50C. d ic a te s t h a t O om P a u l w ill he left
is a m a tte r for c o n je c tu r e .
(in advance.)
to lig h t h is b a ttle s a lo n e . F ra n c e
Rixc.i.F. C o m es ...............................5 C ents .
is n o t in a p o s itio n to r u in h e r
A dvertising rates made known on nj*-
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o p e of g a in fro m th e g re a t e x p o s i- |
I'licatiou.
tio n of 19(H); a n d R u s s ia , ta k in g
T H E E N T E R T A IN M E N T .
M. F it i M avkice ............................ E ditor . th e r e c e n t c o m p lic a tio n s
w ith
I t se ld o m fa lls to th e lo t of o u r
J a p a n in to c o n s id e r a tio n , does n o t
NOV. 22, 180».
W ednesday .
c itiz e n s to h a v e th e o p p o r tu n ity of
w ish to b r in g on h e rse lf th e m ig h t
a tte n d in g a p le a s a n te r o r m o re e n ­
of E n g la n d , a n d p e r h a p s t h a t of
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
jo y a b le e n te r ta in m e n t th a n th a t
th e U n ite d S ta te s . W ith G e rm a n y
UNITED STATES.
g iv e n b y th e la d ie s of th e P r e s b y ­
n e u tr a l, A m e ric a , E n g la n d a n d
W illiam M cK inley............... . .President.
te r ia n C h u rc h a t th e o p e ra h o u se
G a rre tt A. H ohsirt..........Vice President. •Japan w o u ld he to o h a r d a n u t for
o n S a tu r d a y e v e n in g . I t is a lw a y s
Jo h n Hav .................Secretary of State. R u ssia a n d F r a n c e to c ra c k , a n d .
Lym an P. Gage. Secretary of Treasury. th is la s t d ip lo m a tic m a s te rp ie c e on th e c u s to m in o u r to w n w h e n e
E th a n A. H itchcock. . . Sec. of Interior. th e p a r t of th e B r itis h le a v e s th e m m o v e m e n t of th is k in d is o n foot,
. .Secretary of W ar. j .
.
K lihu R o o t........
for th e r e s id e n ts to giv e it th e ir
e
in a p o s itio n to s e ttle S o u th A fric a n
.Secretary of Navy.
1
Jo h u D. Long. .
u n iv e rs a l s u p p o r t, a n d th e r e w as
Ja m e s A. G a r y ... Postm aster General, a ffa irs w ith o u t in te rfe re n c e , a n d
no e x c e p tio n to th is ru le on S a tu r -
A ttorney General, u n d o u b te d ly goes a
lo n g w ay
J o h n W . Griggs.
Ja m e s W ilson. .Se retarv of A griculture.: to w a rd s p re s e rv in g th e p e a c e of ‘ . n ‘y H ’ T h c sp a c io u s h a ll w as
Melville W . F u lle r............Chief Justice.
p a c k e d to th e d o o rs w ith a n a p p r e ­
E u ro p e
B inger H e rm a n n .. Commissioner of the j
c i a t i v e a u d ie n c e , re a d y to a p p la u d
..................... G eneral Land Office. I
T h e su p re m e c o u r t o n M onday th e effo rts m a d e for th e ir a m u se -
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
T h e new c o u r t h o u se w ill he
tu r n e d o v e r to th e c o u n ty to -d a y
by th e c o n tr a c to r , A. F . P e te rso n ,
of A lb a n y . T h is b e a u tif u l b ric k
s tr u c tu r e is a n o r n a m e n t to o u r
to w n , a n d fills a lo n g -fe lt w a n t in
S h e rm a n c o u n ty . T h e to ta l cost
of th e b u ild in g d o e s n o t exceed
$S000, a n d it is th e c o n se n su s of
o p in io n t h a t it is th e h a n d s o m e s t
piece of a r c h ite c tu r e in th e s ta te for
th e m o n e y . O n e n te r in g th e b u ild ­
in g we find on th e g ro u n d floor th e
tr e a s u r e r ’s, s h e riff’s a n d c o u n tv
c le r k ’s offices, to g e th e r w ith th e ja il
v a u lt a n d c o u n ty c o u rt ro o m . O n
th e seco n d floor is th e m a in c o u rt
ro o m , a c o m m o d io u s a p a r tm e n t
c a p a b le of s e a tin g th re e o r fo u r h u n ­
d re d p e rso n s, th e ju r y ro o m , ju d g e ’s
room , c o u n s e l’s ro o m , school s u ­
p e r in te n d e n t’s office a n d g r a n d
ju r y
ro o m ,
a ll
of
sp a c io u s
d im e n s io n s ,
and
w ell a d a p te d
for th e p u rp o se s t h a t a re r e q u ire d .
C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r II. P. O rr
d eserv es no little c re d it for h is close
A Mother’s Plain Words
“ I suppose you will be astonished when I tell you th a t six years ago I was
in a m ost dangerous condition with bronchitis and lung trouble, because you
can see how well and strong I am now. T he attack a t th a t tim e caused terrible
pain iu m y ch cst and lungs. I could hardly move, and to stoop caused intense suf­
fer'
ering. Someone advised Ack­
er’s E nglish Remedy, and I I 1
thought I would try it, although
ft
I confess th a t down in my heart
I had little faith in it. T he
first bottle gave g reat relief,
1LU \'cFT* , H'72 a / ;2 i T
and the second bottle m ade me
h
the healthy woman I am today.
My husband's lungs are weak
also, and he cured himself with
the sam e gran d old remed'-. | ! LL.1 V b A i? .
O ur boy and girl have both
been paved by it from death
’’i n
by croup. I know this is so, for
w hen they were attacked in the
night I had a bottle in the closet,
and by acting quickly th a t fa ’al
m alady was easily overcome.
A
We alw ays give it to the children
when they have a cough or c Id, «
and wc would not be w ithout it
for anything.
My sister will
tell you also, if you ask her. th a t
it is a medicine th a t can alw ays
be depended upon for all th e ,
troublesof the breathing o rg a n s.'
I tell all our ne;ghbors about
A cker's E nglish Rem edy w henever I g e t a chance, and there arc plenty of peo­
ple around Mechanicsville, N. Y., where I live, who would nom ore think of go­
ing to bed a t night w ithout a bottle of it in the house than they would of leaving
th eir doors wide open. As I look a t it, parents are crim inally responsible when
they allow th eir children to die under their very eves with croup, because here
is a certain rem edy th a t will conquer the terrible m onster every tim e.”
(Signed) M rs . F loyd F owler .
N. P. M I L L S
CH O P
M IL E
Is N ow Ready to Roll W H E A T A N D B A R LE Y ,
FARMERS, BRING IN YOUR FEED.
Little Giant Thresher.
a tte n tio n to e v e ry d e ta il in th e c o n ­
A c k e r ’s E n g lis h R e m e d y is so ld b y a ll d r u g id s t s u n d e r a p o s itiv e g u a r a n t e e
th a t y o u r m o n e y w ill be r e fu n d e d in c a s e o f fa ilu r e . 25c , 5 >c., a n d $1 a b o t t le in
s tr u c tio n of th e b u ild in g from
U n it e d S t a t e s a n d C a n a d a . In E n g la n d , is . 2d., 2s. 3d., a n d <s. 6d.
f o u n d a tio n to c u p o la , w h ile M r.
l i e cuZAoruc ¿Ac adore
IF. 11. H O O K E R <& CO., Proprietor«, A’cui lo r t .
P e te rso n , th e c o n tr a c to r , h a s th e
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th e 1 3 th , a ffirm e d th e ju d g m e n t of j in e n b
STATE o r OREGON.
th e lo w er c o u r t, p r a c tic a lly c o n -j
M rs. W . H . M oore h a d c h a rg e of co n fid e n c e a n d re sp e c t of h is e m ­
T . T . G e e r...................................Governor.
p lo y e rs a s a m a n of a b ility a n d
p ro c e e d in g s, a n d a t a b o u t S
F . I. D u n b ar............ Secretary of State. d e m n in g W . G. M ag ers to d e a th for
in te g r ity .
V. F. Moore.......................
Treasurer. th e m u r d e r of R a y S in k in S e p tu m . I o’clo ck a n n o u n c e d th e first n u m b e r
J . i t . A ckerm an. S upt.P u b .Instruction.
If y o u w a n t b la n k d eed s, m o r t­
h er. 1S97. N ow it seem s th a t a la st o n th e p ro g ra m m e , “ A n I n s tr u -
J . R. X. B lack b u rn .. A ttorney Genera,. effort is b e in g m a d e h v th e d e fe n se n ie n La l D u e t on th e \ ¡«din a n d
g ag es, n o te s, le g a l b la n k covers,
W. 11. L eeds....................... State P rinter.
It. S. Bean, Frank A. Moore. Supreme j o r frie n d s of th e c o n d e m n e d m a n " rg a n , by th e M isses A d d ie a n d etc., c a ll a t th e L e a d e r jo b office
r :,e ^ “ w is, w h ic h w as w ell re- a n d in s p e c t o u r b la n k s a n d p ric e s.
.................................C ourt Justices. to se c u re fro m h im a n a d m is s io n
GOOD RIGS, GOOD FEED.
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Good care given stock.
........... 1 Gommiwion. c r jm e ftn(j t„ p ro c u re th e n a m e of ” a v e a v e r.v p le a s in g r e c ita tio n ,
T e rm s reasonable.
m o st r e a s o n a b le prices.
H e w ill soon h a v e tw o c a r s of th e s e m a c h in e s . C a ll a n d see th e m .
F . C. Reed
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su c h a c c o m p lic e. T h e o b je c t of th e
W . C. JO H N S TO N , Prop.,
For sale, or will trade for stock
George W . McBride,
Joseph Simon. m o v e ’ h is u n d e rs to o d , is to sa v e w h ic h P rof. P e e ry c h a r m e d th e a u ­
a solo, “ J u s t A s T h e or S1,crm an county farm land, a ti mom
MORO,
OREGON.
M a g e rs’ n e c k , if p o ssib le , th r o u g h d ie n c e w ith
CONGRESSMEN.
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M. A Moody........... Tltomas If. Tongue. e x e c u tiv e
for re - h e a r in g w ill he | h-v M rs- 1>eer.v o n th ? g u i t a r - N e x t spring of w ater, never goes drv, some 1
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NEW S A N D O P IN IO N S OF
SUPREME JUDGES.
c a m e a r e c ita tio n , “ T h e C r ip p le ’s small fruit, good chicken yard and
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F. A. Moore, R. S. B ean,C . E . W olverton.
H o lm e s. M a g e rs’ a tto r n e y ,. w ith in L ;l. ' e r > b y M rs. M cC aleh , w h o is house. Two lots entirely sub-irrigated.
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SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
th e n e x t 2 0 d a y s .
T w ice h a s
? o m p lim c n te d o n h e r e lo c u -
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and
Do not p u t o ff till to -m o rro w w h a t you can
W. L. B rad sh aw . ..........Circuit Judge.
N A T IO N A L
M ag ers b een fo u n d g u ilty b y a ju r y t*o n a r J' p o w ers.
N e x t in o rd e r
S e n d $1.75 a n d y o u r n a m e a n d
A. .A. Ja y n e ......... Prosecuting A ttorney.
do to -d a y . Delay is d angerous.
L . B. D ufur........................Joint Senator. of h is c o u n tr y m e n fo r o n e of th e i ia in e a n i n s tr u m e n ta l d u e t b y M rs. j a d d re s s to th e L e a d e r , M oro, a n d
M iss L u lu B o lto n , ( receiv e th e L ea d er a n d \Y E E K L Y
G illiam . Sherm an and Wasco counties. m o st a tr o c io u s m u r d e r s e v e r c o m ­ B o lto n a n d
J o h n M icliell.....................Jo in t Senator. m itte d in th e s ta te , a n d it is sc a rc e ly w h ic h w as h e a r tily a p p la u d e d . O regonian o n e y e a r.
Sherm an anti Wasco,
P er Y ear
$ 1 .5 0 .
I p o ssib le t h a t e v id e n c e c a n he M iss N e llie H o ld e r th e n r e c i t e d ----------- -------------------------- —
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
CALLERY OYER REPUBLIC OFFICE.
J . W. Morton ami A. S. R oberts, Joint
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t ic e f o r P u b lic a tio n .
h o u r, t h a t w ill s h ie ld h im fro m w o rth y of m u c h p ra ise . A t th is
SHERMAN COUNTY.
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U nited S tates L and O ffice . ) THE COUNTY SEAT NEWS OF MCRO AND SHERMAN COUNTY.
J o h n F u lto n ....................... County Judge, u n d e rg o in g th e la s t p e n a lty of th e sta g e o f th e p ro c e e d in g s a b e v y of y |,e Dalles, Oregon. October 31, 18»».
Notice is hereby given th at Jam es
T h e P e rs o n a l F o rtu n e s a n d M isfo rtu n e s of o u r Im m e d ia te
li. P . Orr, R. 11. King, Commissioners, law a n d e x p ia tin g h is d a s ta r d ly y o u n g la d ie s, d re sse d in th e c o s­
Stew art, one of and for the heirs of
M ni. H e n rk h a . ...............................Clerk. J c r jm e o n t h e g a llo w s.
tu m e of th e e a r ly C h ris tia n s , to o k John Stew art, deceased, of Monkland.
N e ig h b o rs. T h ese co n ic w ith in th e ra n g e of th e
M'ni. H older.....................................Sheriff.
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p a r t in a v e ry im p o s in g ta b le a u Oregon, has tiled notice of intention to
P ro p rie to rs of th e ’
AV. S tan ley ................................. T re a su re r.;
make final proof before W m. llenrichs.
I n th e w a r of 1S 79-S 0 th e B oers e n title d , “ N e a re r M y G od T o T h e e .” county clerk, at his office in Moro,
AV. 11. R agsdale................. County Supt. ’ . . .
F illo o n
follow ed w ith
a Oregon, on T hursday, the 14th day of
A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y ,
It. F . P ik e ..................................... Assessor. • d isp la y su d e a d ly a c c u ra c y w ith M r s .
Deeemlier, 18»», on tim ber culture ap-
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I. M. Sm ith ..................................Coroner.
plication No. 3347. for the N S S E ?4
FEED, A N D S A LE S TA B LE S .
D u s c u s s io n o f lo c a l s u b j e c t s c a n n o t b e f o u n d e ls e w h e re .
of Section No. 10, in
J . AV. K e rn s................................Surveyor. v e ry d iffe re n t fro m th e a r m u se d w as h ig h ly a p p r e c ia te d , a f te r w h ic h and X h, S
Township No. 2 S, Range No. is E,
T H E W E E K L Y O R E G O N IA N A N D T H E
MORO
LEADER
JC. O lds...........................Stock Inspector, re c e n tly a t D u n d e e . T h e rifle of M r. B re ssle r s a n g a solo, w ith a W. M.
liis m e t No. a—G eo. M eader, Ju stic e ; i .¿o y e a r s ag o w a s b u ilt o n th e lin e s p le a s in g a c c o m p a n im e n t o n th e
He nam es as w itnesses: W illiam I
A re n e c e ssa ry c o m m o d itie s fo r e v e ry fa m ily , la rg e
H a v in g v u la r g iti a n d re fitte d tiiv a b o v e s ta b le « , w e a r e n ow p r e p a r e d to
JF. B. W heat, Constable.
Currie. W alter Eraser. Edward Mack, of
I of th e B r itis h M a r tin i. I t w as a g u ita r . M is« P c a r le D e a n , w ith Rutledge. Oregon, ami Dallas W ilder, of
o r s m a ll, in S h e r m a n c o u n ty .
c o n d u c t th e b u s in e s s in a firs t-c la s s m a n n e r .
h a m m e rle s s a r m of a b o u t n in e i M essrs. P a r r y , I d le m a n a n d B ar- Monkland, Oregon.
n8(it
J av P. L ucas , Register.
A fte r th e U n a n ’ni.°US r ^Po r t of p o u n d s w e ig h t, w ith a 3 0 - i n c h ; n u m , th e n g a v e
COOD CARE AND PLENTY OF FEED, AT LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES, WILL BE
th e n g a v e a v e ry p le a s in g
is w e ig h t, w ith a 3 0 -in c h
1he I h ilip p in e c o m m is s io n in fa v o r [ h a i f ^ t a g o n b a r r e l a n d a s h o tg u n r e c ita tio n a n d ta b le a u , a f te r w h ic h
CUR MORO. BEST RIGS IN TOWN.
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In t h e C o u n t y C o u r t o f t h e S t a t e o f
of o u r r e ta in in g th e is la n d s , n o
b u t t sto c k .
t h e c a lib e r w as .4 ». G . .M. r r o s t e x c e lle d h im s e lf in th e
C .-e g o n f o r S h e r m a n c o u n t y .
M a in St., opposite B a n k .
M o ro , O re g o n .
‘T h is is a s a v in g cf th r e t- q u a r te r s of a d o lla r .
h o n e s t m a n c a n lo n g e r c o n tin u e to
w ith a b u lle t w e ig h in g fro m 405 to solo, “ A B e a u tif u l P r a y e r .” A In th e m atter of the estate of J . J.
‘A d d re ss: M oro L e a d e r , M ur . O regon.
Eaton, degeaseii.
m is r e p r e s e n t th e s itu a tio n .
450 g r a in s . T h e p o w d e r c h a rg e v ery c r e d ita b le r e c ita tio n b y M iss To all whom it may co n cern:
Notice is hereby given th a t hv onler
w as 90 g r a in s in a b r a s s d r a w n Bessie V a n P e lt w as n e x t in o rd e r.
S e v e r a l f a r m e r s a t W e sto n O re_ c a r tr id g e c ase.
T h e rifle
w as follow ed b y a so lo b y G le n n J u n - of the county court in ami for said count v
and state, duly m ade and entered of
y o n , w h o g rew tir e d of w a itin g for sig h te d u p to 2 0 0 0 y a r d s . B esid es k in , w h o p la y e d h is ow n a c e o tn - ! r*\oril. th e undersigmsl has been ap-
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i i pointed executor of th e estate of J . J.
a n a d v a n c e in w h e a t, so ld th e ir th
e u s u a l s ta tio n a r y s ig h t it h a d a p a m m e n t on th e m a n d o lin , a n d Eaton, deceased; ami all persons hav-
c r o p s la s t w eek for 41 c e n ts . T h e re v e rsib le f r o n t— t h a t is, a s ig h t w as o b lig e d to re sp o n d to tw o vig- ' I1g l'H ’«n"*<4*n 8 ,’'!u,le s U te a re lie re b y
i i
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i-
.. • i require«! to present the Fame with the
d if f e r e n t lo ts g ra d e d N o. 1 w h e a t.
c a b le of b e in g u se d a s a n o r d in a r y | o ro u s e n co res. M rs. I)r. b m ith proper vouchers therefor to said exeeu-
f ro n t s ig h t, a n d , b y a sin g le m o- th e n g a v e a c o m ic r e c ita tio n . “ A to ^ it the law office of J . B. Hosford, in
the city of Moro, in saitl Sherm an
T h e B o e r g o v e r n m e n t m a y n o t tio n . it w as c h a n g e d in to a fine p in - W o m a n ’s R ig h ts ,” e n d in g w ith county, Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
h a v e k e p t a ll its p le d g e s to th e h e a d sig h t co v e re d w ith a r in g to how o ld m a id s g e t le ft. M rs. F il- the date of this notice.
Dated a t M o r o , Oregon, this 10th «lav
O u tla n d e r s , b u t a n y w a y O om P a u l keep i t fro m b e in g k n o c k e d off. lo o n th e n a p p e a r e d »n th e o n e -a c t of November, is»».
B. S. K klsay .
is s a id to h a v e m a d e $ 2 5 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 b y O n a n o c c a sio n w h ere p a r tic u la r ly tra g e d y e n title d , “ M iss A r a b e lla
Executor of the estate of J. J. Eaton,
b o s s in g th e jo b .
fine s h o o tin g w as d e m a n d e d th is S p a s m ’s D e a r D e p a rte d .” w h ic h
deceased.
nl5t5
— — — —— —
fro n t g lo b e w as f u r th e r co v e re d w ith lite r a lly b r o u g h t d o w n th e h o u se.
A n d n now
ow A d m ir a l D ew ev h a s a th im b le - s h a p e d h o o d , s h a d in g it M iss J e n n ie W illia m s th e n s a n g I n t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S t a t e o f
O re g o n fo r S h e rm a n C o u n ty .
T h e u s u a l s ta n d in g r e a r " Ju st a s T h e D a y W a s B re a k in g ,”
t a k e n u n to h im s e lf a w ife a n d i
F . H . M E A D E R &. C O ., A g e n t s , M o r o , O r e g o n .
Thomas J. Miller, J r., Plaintiff, vs.
M ittie Miller. Def«»i,lant.
a lth o u g h th e g r e a te s t A m e ric a n o r ^ xe(I s ig h ts w ere o n th e b a r r e l, w ith m u c h fe e lin g a n d e x p re s s io n ,
s a ilo r w h ile a flo a t h e c a n n e v e r w^ t l e o n th e g u n ’s g rip w as a t u r n - M rs. H ic k s o n c a m e n e x t w ith th a t To Mittie Miller, the above named de­
Feed m ill in c o n n e c tio n .
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S .
B U S IN E S S
C ARDS.
fendant :
b e a n y t h i n g m o re t h a n se c o n d in d o w n
t h a t w as re g u la te d b y a B e a u tifu l so n g , “ A lice. W h e re A rt
In the name of tin* State of Oregon:
J. O. ELROD, P rop.
c o m m a n d w h ile a s h o re
sid e screw to a n e le v a tio n of 2000 T h o u ,” w h ic h w as rec e iv e d b y h e r You are hereby required to appear ami
D R . O L IV E H A R T L E Y ,
JV H M O O R E .
H. A MOORE.
answer the com plaint filed against vou
...
j y a r d s . T h e p e e p a n d glol»e w ere a u d ie n c e w ith g e n u in e p le a s u re . in the altove entitled court ami cause by
tfie first day of the term of court fo i-1 PH Y SIC IA N AND S U R G E O N .
I t is n o tic e a b le t h a t w ith a ll h is i n e v e r used u n d e r 700 o r 80 0 v a rd s . T h e a p j> earan ee of tw e lv e g h o sts lowing the expiration of the tim e pre-
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scrihe«l in the order for the publication
e x u b e r a n c e of v e rb o s ity , M r. B r y a n
Office in th e People’s building.
D j M j 33 S p r m y j IL 3 n r i 3 .
BANKERS.
it w as th e h o u r “ w hen c h u r c h - y a r d s of this summons, to -w it: on or lx*forc I
is s ile n t o n th e ta r if f is s u e t h a t
C A R R IE S A F U L L L IN E O F
Monday, the 2<>th day of March, A. I>.
Prof, ami Mrs. J . M. DeMoss are on a
T r a n s a c t a G e n e ra l B a n k in g
, y a w n a n d g ra v e s g iv e u p th e ir 1900, th a t being the first day of the
J . B. H O S F O R D ,
w a s o n c e th e c h ie f c o rn e r-s to n e of visit to friends a t Dufur.
B u s in e s s , M o ro , O r e g o n .
: d e a d .” T h is la s t e n d e d th e e n te r - nex* rt*gular term of the above entitled
D e m o c ra c v . P o s s ib lv h e fe a rs th e
£ ^ “ A n d e v e r y th in g to be f o u n d in a firs t-c la s s H a r n e s s S h o n
’
Rev. J. AV. Jew ell preaehed an inter- , .
Attom ev-at-Law ami Notary Public.
.
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i court; and if you fail to so appear ami
ta
in
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t,
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w
as
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ly
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te
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-
answer
said
com
plaint,
f,»r
want
thereof
Letters
of credit issue«! available on
1 >ss of th e s u p p o r t of th e free silv e r j eating sermon in th e school house last
R E P A IR S A S P E C IA L T Y .
E astern states.
e s tin g a n d a m u s in g fro m b e g in n in g l {‘e plaintiff " ill apply to the court f r
Sunday afternoon.
R e p u b lic a n s of th e W e st.
° j the relief prayed for in his said com­ Practices in all the Courts of this State.
Chas. D iekm an, jr., late of Salem, 1 L° e n d , a n d a c re d it to o u r lo cal plaint, to-w it: For a decree th a t the
Collections ma«le at all ¡x»ints on fa- \
|O C
M oro .....................O regon .
has
become a resident of our tow n, oc- ta le n t. T h e re c e ip ts of th e e v e n - , l»oiids of m atrim ony now existing l»e-
vocable term s. Sight exchange and te le -,
E v e n if P r e s id e n t M c K in le y h a d
tween the plaintiff and yourself he tlis-
cupying a house on Milton avenue.
¡n g a m o u n te d to $43.75, w h ic h ; solved, th at raid plaintiff be awarded
graphic transfers sol.l on New York. San
a u t h o r i t y to se t u p a n in d e p e n d e n t
Francisco, Portlaiul, and Hawaii, Hono-
W. IL Lee, th e genial superintendent ‘ goes fo r t jie b e n e fit of th e P r e s b y ­ the eare, custody anil control of Ikira
g o v e r n m e n t in th e
P h ilip p in e s ,
lulu-
I las* Miller, the m inor child of said
M en an d W m cn
' for the Union W arehouse Co. here made
u.-e iln< y a ».
plaintiff ami yourself; ami th at plaintiff
c o u ld h e c o m p e l th e se v e n o r e ig h t a pleasure trip to Moro on Saturday te r ia n C h u rc h .
Iv -u .is in debilitv—exhaustion, not on)y ex-
have and recover from vou, the said de­
LAWYERS.
m illio n s w h o a r e o p p o se d to A g u i­ ! evening.
; .‘«O i'r
u ,,,-v ' br' t ’ xhanstiou of the
o
fendant, his costs and disbursem ents
u ttn ta l faculties as
H O R R IB L E A C C ID E N T .
matle ami expended in this su it; ami PR O M PT ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS
n a ld o a n d th e T a g a la to a c c e p t j Our school is progressing finely under
cells of the b tdy have been robbed
such o ther ami fu rth er relief as to
I the m anagem ent of Miss Wheeling.
I t is r e p o rte d t h a t th e R o y a l for
t h e ir d o m in a tio n .
i n tb ' lr Viial f»,rrvs „ Thc ,,crVl‘s b-ive no life
the court may seem eipiitable ami just.
' The present term will end the first week
st r hr k' , *“ 'V f’1r ' an »!*•' organs of the bo«lv
Amlerson Building.
B e n g a l T ig e r in W a lte r L. M a in ’s 1 This sum m ons is served upon you bv
All ladies neetling th e assistance of a '
I of December.
i,
,* \"'k of n,‘rve « « tr o l. ami tire
publication
thereof,
bv
order
of
the
M e n a g e rie h a s k ille d tw o m e n * : lion. W. L. Bradshaw , Judge of said
first-class dress-m aker, are in ­
T h e r e p o r t of th e P h ilip p in e
•i
SS f , U t snl*n,v ” “ s>‘ ->r-’aiK are not
Nearly 32,003 sacks of w heat h ive
Moro. Oregon.
vited to call upon
evilP ^ T ’n v A V “ HVI? YAX
,he
a l to
c o m m is s io n m u s t se t a t re s t a m o n g been received a t th e warehouse th is , T h e tig - e r is a h a r d a n im
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. ,, duly
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. . .. and
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l ’r " ' ’ d e s t h i s v i t a l i t y
or
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a l l f a ir - m in d e d p e o p le th e id e a t h a t
B . S . H U N T IN G T O N
S W IL S O N
1* < u -la g th is condition of X. rv.-us D.diilitv»
AT HER DHESS-MAKINU PARLORS, OVER THE
it, th e n a m e T ig e r w ill he a ll th e saiti
~ :l court.
A g u in a ld o is a n o th e r G eo rge W a s h ­ Over 409 sacks are received some days.
« .r
.,tr Tw lVff P rem atn n lv old? D> vou
>1. >1. CO’» STORE,
The
first
publication
of
this
summons
J . H. DeMoss, th e DeMoss Springs go in S h e r m a n c o u n ty th is fa ll. is made October lltli, 18»».
dark ri» ’ I o,,<l !cll” i H ig. 1); hollow . re's or
in g to n , s tr iv in g to se c u re th e lib e r ty
dark
rings
mid. r ev,*s (Fig. 2); . « 'c thiu fare
Moro,............................................... O regon.!
J . B. H osford ,
a n d in d e p e n d e n c e of h is p eo p le, m erchant, is kept quite biny l a t e l y - T h e T ig e r G r a in D rill is w h a t we
? F 1? n’Vk' " Vh(>’ k" lF,K 3,: " ‘ akn,*ss of lim b,
not onlv with his business interests, hut
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A
ttorney
for
Plaintiff.
.
. i re ie r to . H a v in g o fd e re d tw o c a r ­
l i e is a d ic ta to r g r a s p in g a t w e a lth his bachelor quarters are receiving
on 'i J '/ A V T
al"1
d imliges-
m uch
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
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and c.«tive-
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attention.
T h e P o r t la n d - C h ic a g o S p e c ia l.
•liz/v \ i ' n ' k ' i v >!li:n" tF l“ '
^>r have von
Your correspom lent took a stroll into I m a d e l>efore th e p ric e of m a te r ia l
lizzy spell,.? D,, y.in suffir sl *.*pless nights?
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B L O C K .
Commencing out of Portland August
l> ‘ to n have horrid «’ream s? 1>, von aw“ ke
5
the DeMoss Publishing Co’s building w e n t u p , w c a r e a b le to sell th e m Kith train No. 2, and continuing daily,
T h e r e is a n u n p r e c e d e n te d
" r e v o n ‘T ' U,g 1h‘’lh ’* ‘'.v.’«l ami t i n d ont?
on Monday, He found the m anager fro m 10 to 15 p e r c e n t, less th a n a Buffet L ibrary Car of the latest build The Dalles...................................... Oregon.
yon. •‘‘ iPOH'b'ur. iiielaneliolv? D , von
fo r w ool in B o sto n m a r k e ts .
will be placed in service. The library :
6
n s ,x -m ty ?
A n * y o a r k i.e s shaky ’
H ave
in o tn th e r r t r o n r . l i n n . , ,
i i J “’"''' M ” ua1’ b u t fai,ed
s e e th e a n y O ther d r ill c a n he so ld . T h e y car embraces a spacious smoking saloon,
y o u p n lu
t!u , su ,a ]j
t |,e
,
•
g t th e e x tr a o r d in a r y re v iv a l in sm iling face of his late assistant.
furnished with easy chairs, w riting:
«J i d P
11 H3’1 ,eU V,m
•V,’nr ™
I. M . S M I T H ,
b u s in e s s e a s t, th e pei>plt* a r e b u y - j q*|ic roaijg hereabouts are in fine con­ a re to - d a y , w ith o u t q u e s tio n , th e desks, a well-selected library of stand­ D r .
h f , 1 " J ’ n: th a t V<m w ill grow Old long
b
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C
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a
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ard
and
popular
looks,
guide-books
ami
in g o n ly th e b e st w ool g a r m e n ts , dition for driving now. The recent
«v 1 *n
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.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND
b f< re your t in«* H F D Y W «-¡n
K
current periodicals, a well-stocked buf­
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
SURGEON
i H n I 'D
U l V
A i S v " ,.-;n
i l l m a k . .« 1
a n . b u s i . " s i t l r l o u save
ir n . von;
a n lv
W h a t th e p ric e of w ool w ill he n e x t rains laying th e (lust, and industrious
H
a ii'
our P rlc< s K ’ fet, a barber shop, and an apartm ent
SPECTACLES.
K
J yMUr HVDYAN
S
v e a r is h a r d to te ll, h u t th e re is no
removing the loose rock, some of f ° re b u y in g . M ooke B ros . & G ix x . for baggage. The Oregon Short Line
Office at Drug Store.
A ll W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t - C la s s .
m t IIVDY
t x.v' ," r '■rumri'* at om*e ami
will on August 10th inaugurate modern
d o u b t of its b e in g b e tte r t h a n it ‘"lr brig,,t v,”n,g peoplc are in‘ProvinS
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dining car service, giving after th a t date
VAN
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AX is w hat you n.cd.
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the oiqtortnm tv to buggv-ride.
\ \ . I I . M oore d ro v e to G r a n ts on uninterrupted dining car service for the Moro................................................ Oregon. Factory agent for Bicycles, Pianos, O r­
h a s been fo r v e a rs .
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.
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,
.
. . . .
gans, tiraphophones ami Kodaks.
tin t vis G n\‘'tnmS ”f ,h is t‘‘rribk' ««notion
'
T hat was quite a jolly party th a t M o n d a y e v e n in g to c a tc h th e n ig h t O. R. <fc N. connections for east and
west-bound
through
passengers
via
L et ,
;
l‘-V “icu ftI* ‘•°W hands and
went down the canyon one evening last t r a in fo r P o r tla n d .
M
o
tto
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O
regon
.
«
¿d, i n
b, arr’ h<* fl^ h e s,
G ranger or Ogden. New chair cars of
If th e r e p o r t he tr u e t h a t th e week, judging from the noise of voices,
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latest pattern are to he added to the
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t present through service of Pullman
T r a n s v a a l R e p u b lic , a c o u n tr y rattle of wagon, and the unusual SC-1
Attorney-ut-Law ami Notary Public.
d. s
• Kpot* l* i w ,lu ‘ ' V «ho ding J
ur m 'b k 'r v " ^
>‘d i m e t i n *
Palace ami Pullm an Tourist Sleepers,
‘ .
Practices in all Courts of tliis State.
w ith o u t a p o rt, h a s issu e d le tte r s of 11wtY displayed by various m em bers of
nll-Jon! ¿ H i a ? " -
in ,, re. a shaky.
I t h e n a r t v < » ¿ u u d n J n l n - e « in t i . n w i / n n
lloS8 y e s te r d a y to th e b n io n making an entirely vestihuled train,
2
m a r q u e to F r e n c h p r iv a te e r s , th e . ’ .y
p “‘ces ln th e WM° n '
equal, if not superior, to many of the
.
,
It reminded one of children playiin M eat Co., P o r tla n d . T h e y a v e r ­ extensively advertised lim ited trains in Real E state, Collection and Insurance
Remember IIUDY W
n., „ „•
!
Agency. Abstract o f titles ami con­
lo n g - le n d in g
s tr u g g le
betw een
Pussy W ants a C orner.”
aged 260 lbs>a n d w ere a s nice a lo t the cast. Lor rates ami further par­
veyancing a specialty. Moro, ¡Sher­
F r a n c e a n d E n g la n d is a lm o s t su re :
ticulars inquire of
1. J. K eefer ,
m an county, Oregon.
of h o g s a s ev er le ft th e c o u n ty .
«
Agent C. S. Ry., Moro, Or.
H I D 5 A K is w onderful.
HUDYAN b
to ta k e p la c e . T h e u n c a lle d for
A s h o w m a n a t a fa ir, a fte r a lo n g
D R A Y IN G A N D T R U C K I N G .
in s u l t s to gfMsl Q u e e n V ic to ria in y a r n d e s c rip tiv e of w h a t w as “ to
and
W . P. R e a d y , C a p t. C. AV. H o s ­
from
Dr.
Lloyd
D.
Id
lem
an
,
th e
P a r is ia n
n e w sp a p e rs, h a v e be seen in s id e ,” w o u n d u p h v sa y - fo rd , J . M cQ ueen a n d Geo. H . S te v ­
]
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and
ALL KINDS TEAM1NC ABOUT TOWN.
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EXPRESS AND
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
I
PATENTS
FREE
V CO., ' W'