Moro leader., January 17, 1900, Image 2

MORO
LEADER.
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
M o r o P u b lis h in g C o .
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ere and Buller are both said to be
on the sick list.
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E n tered a t th e Post-Office a t M o ro ,! Mr. B ryan contradicts the state­
Oregon, as second-class m atter,
m ent th a t he will favor wool, if
April 27, 1898.
feu-—
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elected President. Mr. B rv a h has
no use for wool, and the \\ ooly
SiX MONTHS, 50C. West has no use for Mr. B ryan.
R A TES OF S U B S C R IP T IO N :
PER YEAR, SI.eC
(in advance.)
F ixgle C o n n s...............................5 C ents .
In a recent address to his friends
A dvertising rates made known on ap­
in Nebraska, Mr. B ryan said: “ I
plication.
promise to stay in polities u n til the
M. F itz M avkick , ............. ........... E ditor . lid closes on niv coffin.
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The
reform
forces
will
not
h
alt
W ED N ESD A Y ................. Jan . 17, 1900.
u n til they have secured an income
tax, election of senators by the
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
people, the restoration of bim etal­
VXITF.D STATES.
lism ; u n til they have driven the
W illiam M eK inley...................President.
G arrett A. H o b a rt......... Vice President. banks out of the business of gov­
Jo h n Hay .................Secretary of State. erning and given to the govern­
Lym an P. Gage. Secretary of Treasury. m ent the sole right to issue m oney;
E th a n A. H itchcock.. Sec. of Interior. u n til they have turned hack the
E lih n Root................. Secretary of W ar.
tide of m ilitarism and driven tru sts
Jo h n D. L ong............ Secretary of Navy.
Jam es A. G a ry ........ Postm aster General. out of existence.
If Mr. B ryan can really get
Jo h n AV. G riggs.........Attorney General.
Jam es W ilson. .Secretary °f Agriculture. some g u aran ty th a t his official-lid
Melville W. F u lle r........... Chief Justice. shall not close u n til he has accom ­
Binger H erm ann Commissioner of. the
..................... General L and Office. plished this, he m ay he assured of
a longevity not granted to o rd in ary
m ortals. I t is m uch more prob­
state ok okegox .
able, however, th a t the unreason­
T. T. G e e r................................. Governor
F. 1. D u n b ar........... Secretary of State able, retrogressive and disinte­
C. F. Moor«........................... Treasurer g rating character of m at of the
J . 11. A ckerm an. Sw pt.Pub.Instruction
m easures he proposes will make the
J . K. N. Blackburn . Attorney General
w . II. L eeds....................... State Printer. task so h ard th a t he is in some
R. S. Bean, Frank A. Moore Suprem e danger of dying young in the
.................................Court Justices. struggle. I t does really
seem
W . H . O dell............. Clerk Beard School strange th a t a m an w ith Mr. Brv-
...L a n d Commission.!
Fish and Game Com. a n 8 seeming acuteness can so con-
F. C. Recai.
v. s. senator .
: s ta n tlv see things inverted. He
George W. McBride,
Joseph S im o n .. seems not to know th a t the experi-
coxGREssMEN.
ence oi history is directly against
M A M o o d v .." ... Thomas II. Tongue, a ll of his m onetary and economic
supreme judges .
F \ M oo-e,R .S .B ean ,C . E. W olverton,
seventh judicial
DisTR.rr.
W. L. B radshaw ............. Circuit Judge.
A. A. Ja y n e ......... Prosecuting Attorney.
E . B. D ufur.........................Jo in t Senator.
G illiam , Sherm an ar.d Wasco counties.
Jo h n M ichett.....................Jo in t Senator,
Sherm an and Wasco.
J. AV. M orton and A. 8 . R oberts, Joint
Representatives, Sherm an, Wasco.
SHERMAN COCXTT.
C O U N T Y C O U R T P R O C E E D ­ J J M urphy, clerk, costs in the
case of State of Oregon vs E E
IN G S .
M cE lvain.....................................
Glass A Pruilhoinme, office fur­
n itu re ............................................
J. A. Foister, application for Irwin Hodson Co, office supplies
liquor license; application granted J O Elrod, for lu m b e r.................
and license ordered issued for one AVm H oller, sundry ite m s.........
E E Brown, boarding prisoner..
year.
P AY McDonald, viewing county
C. K. M ills, application for
ro a d ................................................
liquor license; application granted It M Starns, d o ..............................
and license ordered issued for six R A M urray, d o .............................
Herman Rape, chaining county
m onths.
H enry W . I’atison, application j road................................................
for liquor license; application Louis Pape, d o ...............................
A II M iller,do ................................
granted and license ordered issued E F Sharp, surveying roa 1.........
for one vear.
G P Higginbotham , appraising
County C ourt— In the m atte r of
damages in Buckley ro a l
m aking ju ry list; 200 nam es were ' ’ •' Messmger, do
.111 C'oyle, do
draw n.
Geo Meader, justice fees.............
County C ourt— In the m atte r of | J A W est, su p t pest house.........
official new spaper; Moro Observer
$56 allowed; balance laid over
for further consideration.
selected.
J a n u a r y T e rm , 1930.
66
43
113
60
43
75
90
48
30
00
8 75
70 00
County C ourt— In the m atter of
R C W allace, et a l; petition to
stock inspector’s a n n u a l report; change road d istrict and voting
report read and accepted.
I place; laid over u n til April term .
Jo h n M. P arry, in the m atter of
County
C ourt — R edistrieting
bond as C om m ander of W. T. road d istricts; ordered th a t all
Sherm an Post No. 4, G. A. R.; voting precincts he established to
bond approved.
(conform w ith S. B. laws of Oregon,
Bigelow Precinct— In the m atter 1899, as road district?, as now
of petition p raying for change in bounded, except G rants, Bigelow
the boundaries thereof; laid over and Wasco, whose boundary lines
u n til A pril term .
are under consideration u n til the
H enry Frock, et al, in the m a t­ April term .
ter of petition for county road;
There being no further business
laid over u n til A pril term .
court adjourned.
A. H. M iller, et al, in the m a tte r
T hrough tickets to all points
of the report of viewers and su r­
E ast can now he purchased at Moro
veyor; laid over u n til A pril term . office of the C. S. By. as cheaply
A ppointm ents of road super­ as at The Dalles or Portland. Bag­
visors, to serve u n til J u ly 1, 1900, gage cheeked through to destina­
tion. This will be a great accom­
were m ade as follows:
Road Dist. No. 1, H enry E verett; m odation to residents in this viein
ity who have form erly been obliged
No 2, C lark D unlap; No 3, H enry to go to The Dalles or P ortland lor
Root; No 4, R S C am pbell; No 5, E astern tickets. I. J. Keffer, agent
II A T hom pson; No 6, R M S tarn s;
propositions. If he cannot see th at No 7, II A Ritchie; No 8, II Pape; I n 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
O re g o n fo r S h e rm a n C o u n ty .
the idea of governm ent m oney is No 9, II Dierks; No 10, D W G ar­ In the m atter of the estate of J . J
both revolutionary and retrogres- field; No 11, Carl Peetz; No 12, W
Eaton, deceased.
siv e > a n d t h a t tlie abolition of cor‘ Stone; No 13, M ilt Dam on; No 14, To all whom it may concern :
Notice is hereby given th at by order
porations is facing tow ard b a rb a r­
W N Froebe; R attlesnake Road of the county court in an 1 for s a il county
and state, duly made and entered of
ism , there is no hope for him . He
D istrict, Fred G uinther.
recitrd, the undersigned - has been ap­
can ta lk easily, b ut it does really
The following bills were allowed pointed executor of the estate of J. J
Eaton, deceased; and all persons hav­
seem difficult for him either to see
road supervisors:
ing claims against said estate are hereby
or th in k . If he really insists on
required to present th e same with the
G F G uinther ...............................$ 41 09 proper vouchers therefor to said execu­
doing this u n til the coffin lid closes
II E E v e re tt.................................... SO 00 t o r at the law o ffic e of J . B. Hosford, in
there would seem to be no m eans W l l P e u g h .................................... 60 00 the city of Moro, in said Sherman
of preventing it, but it is to be re­ H enry Root ................................... 86 00 county, Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
the date of this notice.
gretted th a t he cannot spend the R L C am pbell.............................. 198 00
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this 10th day
rem ainder of his days in doing A M W rig h t.................................... 30 00 of November, 1899.
B. S. K klsay ,
Robert Newton ............................. 52 09
som ething more useful.
Executor of the estate of J . J . Eaton,
Jo h n F u lto n ....................... County Judge.
F. P. Orr, R. 11. King, Commissioners.
W in. H c n r i c h s ...............................Clerk.
Wm. H older.....................................Sheriff.
AY. S ta n le y ................................. Treasurer.
AV. H . R agsdale................. County Supt.
IT M U S T B E T H E D E V IL
B. F . T ik e..................................... Assessor.
I. M. S m ith ....................................Coroner.
Edw ard R yan, who has the con­
J. AY. K ern s................................Surveyor. tra c t for building the D ayton,
E. O ld s...........................Stock Inspector.
Springfield and U rb an a electric
D istrict No. 3—Geo. M eader, Ju stice;
road in Ohio, found the skeleton of
E . B. W heat, Constable.
ver Failed
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Mr. C. S. Peaslee, th e well-known druggist of
Morgan City, L a., is highly thought of in hisneigh-
berh« od because of his skill and care in filling pre­
scriptions. T he best physicians in the place send
their p a tie n tsto h is store w henever they can. A ny­
thing which Mr. Peaslee m ay say can be depended
upon absolutely. In a letter to W. II. Hooker &
Co., New York City, proprietors of Acker’s English
Remedy, he says. ' •• In all my many years' experi-
i nee as a diuggist, 1 have never handled a medi­
cine of any nature th a t gave such complete satis­
faction as Acker’s English Rem edy for T hroat
and Lung Troubles. I have sold hundreds of
bottles, and have yet to learn of a single case
where it failed to cure. In
croup, it acts with a ccr-
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ta in ty th a t is really m ar­
ft
vel« us. My wife does not
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take much stock in med:-
i'
t
ci te, but she has abiolute
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faith in A cker's English
Rem edy, alw ays having it-
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at her "elbow in case the
children are attacked by
croup a t night. It is a
po .itively harm less rem ­
edy. as I can personally
testify. I know of a little
g iil who accidentally drank a whole bottle. She was, of course sick a t h er
stomach ior a short time, but the sickness passed aw ay, and then the child was
in better health than ever before. I can understan d why Acker’s English Rem ­
edy is so efficacious, because I am a druggist. It is not a mere expectorant,
but a strengthening, invigorating tonic as well. W hile it heals the irritations
of the mucous m em brane, it also builds up the constitution an 1 purifies t h s
blood. I endorse it absolutely."
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C H O I’ M IL L
Is Now Ready to Roll W H E A T A N D BAR LE Y ,
FARMERS, BRING IN YOUR FEED.
^4^
iant Thresher.
Sold a t 25c., 50c. and Si a bottle, throughout the U nited States and Canada ;
and in England, a t is. 2d., 2s. 3d., 4s. 6d. If you are not satisfied after buying,
return the bottle to your druggist, and get your money back.
Il'c uulAoiut the at>orc guarantee.
!•'. 11. HOOKER «t CO., Proprietor!, New l'ork.
M o o re B ro s. & ( J in n
F o r S a le by A . D. B o lto n &. C o., D ru g g is ts .
RED
BARN
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
CHEAPEST AND BEST WAY TO THRESH.
GOOD RIGS, GOOD FEED.
Good care given stock.
Sole agents for Oregon, Washington and
Idaho.
T e rm s reasonable.
f i T W e w ill soon have two cars of these m achines,
( all and sec them .
W . C. JO H N S TO N , Prop.,
L.
W . J . M ARTIN.
C ITY
II.
MORO.
OREGON.
M A R T IN .
J. M. FLOKER.
FO U N D RY
W. A. RAYMOND, Photographer,
MORO,
CO.
We have now the best m achine shop and foundry in E astern Oregon,
and are ready to do all kinds of
BLACKSMITHINC, REPA1R1NC,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
WOOD-WORK, CASTINC, AND NEW WORK
HORSESHOEINC A SPECIALTY.
C IT Y
FOUNDRY
CO .,
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-CLASS PICTURES-
M oro, O r s g o n .
NEW S
STATE
and
N A T IO N A L
AND
O P IN IO N S
OREGON.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
REASONABLE RATES.
CALLERY OYER REPUBLIC OFFICE.
OF
IM P O R T A N C E .
THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN ALONE CONTAINS BOTH.
ot
N. W. THOMPSON,
P ro p rie to r of th e '
A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y ,
FEED, A N D SALE S TA B LE S .
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deceased.
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00 I n t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h a 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 .
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Per Y ear
00 Thomas J. Miller, J r ., Plaintiff, vs.
M ittie Miller, ltefendant.
To Mittie Miller, the above named de­ THE COUNTY SEAT NEWS OF MORO AND SHERMAH COUNTY.
H aving enlargtxl and refitted the above stables, we are now ¡»repared to
fendant :
conduct the business in a first-class m anner.
In the name of th e State of Oregon:
The Personal Fortunes and M isfortunes of our Im m ediate
Yon are hereby required to appear and
In the m atte r of the appoint answer the com plaint tiled against you
GOOD CARE AND PLEhTY CF FEED, AT LIYE AND LET LIVE PRICES, WILL EE
Neighbors. These come w ithin the range <«f the
m ent of judges and clerks of elec­ in the above entitle«! court ami cause bv ’
CUR MOnC. BEST F.ISS IS TOWN.
the first day of the term of court fol­
tion:
M a in S t., o p p o s ite B a n k .
M o ro , O re g o n .
lowing the expiration of the tim e pre­
G ran t P recinct— R C W allis, scribed in the onler for the publication
of this summons. to -w it: 011 or before
c h airm an ; Peter Fleck, judge; Mondav, the 29th «lav of March. A. D.
Sam uel Carson, judge; Jo h n H ull, H900. th a t being the first «lay of the
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 bo fo u n d e ls e w h e re .
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I next regular term of the above entitle«!
clerk; Jo h n S ie n k n e c h t, c le rk .
court; and if you fail to so appear and 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
LEADER
W asco Precinct—Ja s M cM illan, answ er sai«l com plaint, for want there.«!
Are necessary comm«»dities for every fam ily, large
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rx ir
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plaintiff will apply to the court t r
c h airm an ; C C R uncy, judge;
relief prayed for in his sai l coin-
or sm all, in Sherm an county.
W ash Reynolds, judge; C J B right, I plaint, to-wit": For a decree th a t the
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bonds ot m atrim ony now existing lie -]
clerk; H M urchie, clerk.
tween the plaintiff and yourself be dis-
Moro P recinct—C arl Peetz,chair- solved, th a t rai«l plaintiff be awarded
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. 1 the care, custody and control ot Dora
m an ; J J Thom pson, judge; F rank jx.c Miller, the m inor chil l of sai l
This is a saving of three-quarters of a d liar.
Savrs, judge; II S M cDanel, clerk: plaintiff and yourself; and that plaintiff
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! Inive and recover from von, the said de­
Address: M oro L eader , Moro, Oregon.
ft P Dear, clerk.
; fendant, his c o ts an a disbursem ents
G rass V aliev Precinct— E Olds.
a »d « p e n d e d in this s u it; and
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tor such other and further relief as V'
B U S IN E S S C A R D S .
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S .
ch airm an ; Ja s H ays, judge; M r th e court inav seem equitable and just
S H inton, judge; O P King, clerk;
This sum m ons is served ujH.n you by
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publication thereof, by onler of the
H . A. M O O RE.
W H . M O O RE.
C. J. BRIGHT,
C A Buckley, clerk.
H o n . W . L. Bradabaw, Judge of said
Bigelow Precinct—J II Johnson. Court, duly ma.le an.l entere.1 of record
ATTOKXEY-AT-LAW.
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ou th e 3d dav of October, 1899, th e same
c h airm an ; J
E nherg, ju d g e ;; i^ n g t l»c regular October, 18.W, term of i WILL FUACTICE IX AXY C.IfKT OF TI1E STATE.
G E T hom pson............................. 66
Carl P eetx...................................... 37
AV S t o n e ......................................... 70
E M H am p to n ................................ 60
B F A nson...................................... 50
J B M cGrath, no report; laid over.
W in Gibson, no rei>ort; laid over.
A K H all, no rep o rt; laid over.
a h u m an being in a gravel pit near
Medway th a t is a ttra c tin g great a t­
I t is reported th a t the T ransvaal
tention. The skull contains four
governm ent are about to s ta rt a
liavy to prey on B ritish commerce. horns, two on each side of the head.
They are uniform in size, and e x ­
A y ach t has been bought and
arm ed as a com m encem ent. Now tend about two inches in length.
They are situated above an below
E n g lan d better look out in earnest.
the ears. Those above the ears
B. F . M anchester, one of the tu rn upw ard, and those below tu rn
heavy farm ers of the Palouse dow nw ard. The skull is fractured
co u n try , sold 11,700 bushels of on the rig h t side of the head, in d i­
w heat for 38 cents a bushel. T his cating th a t the being had been
is the first large sale of grain re­ killed by a powerful blow from a
ported since th e first of the year. sh arp in stru m en t, The skull is
F arm ers in the Palouse are de­ about three tim es as thick as a
term ined to bold th eir g rain for 50 white m an ’s, and is large. It was
a t first thought the skeleton was
cents a bushel.
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, th a t of a n In d ia n , b u t the horn
W ith the lu ll in the excitem ent and a well defined stum p of tail,
over the F ilipino rebellion, it m ay lead us to believe his Satanic
not be generally know n th a t G en-j M ajesty is no more.
cral O tis has 62,000 men in t h e !
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-John Lvnch, judge; A rth u r Moles- sa,'ll coart; ...
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■ The first publication of tins summons
Office: over Krause harness shop,
P hilippines, a n d w ith the a rriv al
FACTS
w orth, clerk; \\ G F uller, clerk.
j ¡9 maije October lltli, 1899.
of the tra n sp o rt G ra n t w ith more F o r C o n s i d e r a t i o n o f t h e C i t y C o u n -
Waaeo, Oregon.
J. B. H osfobi ),
M onkland P recinct—Chas Bel-
Attorney for Plaintiff.
reinforcem cnts he will have close
ncl1 and th e Public i n C e n e r a i
o llt"
shee, ch airm an ; R A M urray,
on 70,000 effective soldiers under
We have frequently heard of
D R . O L IV E H A R T L E Y ,
judge; Rob’t Newton, judge; J.
C o n t e s t N o tic e .
his com m and. W ith such a force late the statem ent “ th a t the tax M o r r i s o n c le rk - H e n r v G o sch D epartmkxt o r thk I I xtekior
nterior , ,
U nited States I^ n d Office,
P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N .
it m ay be reasonably expected th a t payers of Moro are tired of paying M orrison, cterx, iienry uosen,
The Dalles, Oregon, Dec. 18, 1899. '
clerk. .
the w ar will be ended liefore the so m uch tax , and th a t they are
A sufficient contort affidavit having
Office in the IY-ople’s building.
Rutledge P re cin c t—P hil Rug- been
filed in th is office by
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glee, c h a irm a n ; D C L a k in , ju d g e ; Toot, contestant, against homestei i.i
rom
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Thos C a lla h a n ’ judge; G eoThom p- l entr'"
Feb. 7, J898, f. for
J'. B. H O S F O R D .
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N W L4 of Section 30, an«l W
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goes on south of M anila, w ith the saloon license.”
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of
Section
19.
Tow
nship
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Range
' son, clerk; T B Searcy, clerk.
Attornev-at-Law and Notary Public.
The following, derived from re-
usual result th a t our m en drive
K e n t P r e c i n c t — 1 R C raisr c h a ir - 18 K- l’-v ,>esrl
-M cCune- conte.-tee, in
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the enem v before them . All Cavite liablo sources, will convince any-
m an; Jo h n Schassen, judge; B \ \ McCune has wholly abandone«l said Practices in all the Courts of this State.
province has been occupied by one th a t it is not the taxpayers, or
P
M eera
c l e r k - tra c t; th a t lie has change-1 his residence
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’ therefrom for more th a n six m onths
W heaton’s com m and w ith heavy those who have m ade Moro w hat ’row n’ Jut ^e ’
.
M oro .....................O regox .
since m aking said e n try ; th a t said tract
loss to the dem oralized rebels in she is to-day, th a t are asking for
t/ ’r'
ia te n i z’ c ^
m a tte r of *s
settled u|>on anti cultivated as re-
C ounty
ounty our
m en, ordnance an d other property, the benefit of a saloon license, but
• quired by law. Said parties are hereby
1900;
E notified to appear, respond ami offer
stock inspector for
All operations are very successful, fifty-two persons who have peti-
; evidence touching said allegation at 19
Olds was appointed.
LAWYERS.
j o’clock a. m. on Feb. 3, 1909, before
tioned th a t one of th eir num ber be
b u t still the end is not yet.
I W m. H cnrichs, county clerk, at
BILLS
ALLOWED.
granted a license:
his office a t Moro, Oregon, and th a t P R O M P T A T T E N T IO N T O C O L L E C T IO N S .
final hearing will be held at 19 o'clock
The report of General W ilson to i The citizens of Moro subscribed Wm. H older, sheriff, salary for
a. m. on Feb. 17, 1909, before the Regis­
December, 1899, including dep­
Anderson Building.
congress is n ot favorable to the $7815 for a railroad. Oi th a t
u t y . ................................................$200 0« ter and Receiver a t th e U nited States
Land
Office
in
The
Dalles,
Oregon.
boat railroad a t The Dalles. He am ount $100 was subscribed by the W m. Ilenrichs, clerk, sa la ry ---- 159 90
The saiil contestant having, in a
Moro, Oregon.
says a portage railw ay will meet petitioners for a saloon. The c t i - W alter Stanley, County Treas­
proper affidavit, filed Dec. 11, 1899, set
urer, salary for 3 m onths ........ 75 00 forth facts which show th at after due
the urgent dem ands of the wheat zens of Moro subscribed «$1000 ty
B . S . H U N T IN G T O N .
E.
Olds, salary as stock inspector. 25 (K) diligence, personal service of this notice H 3 . W IL S O N .
d istrict, and will be suflicent to aid the W ater C om pany in pro­
can not be m ade, it is hereby onlered
John Fulton, county judge, sal-
' nml directed th a t such notice I k * given
pass commerce round the obstrue- viding a better w ater supply. Of
7o 00 by due and proper publication.
»«7-
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tions between The Dalles and this am ount $40 was offered by R P O rr, county commissioner,
<127w6t
J ay 1*. L vcas , Register.
Celilo. R epresentative Moody says those who have the c ity ’s well-
fees and m ileage.........................
8 20
attobxi :Y8- at - law ,
he is glad th a t General W ilson ad- being a t heart, and have asked for R H King,
do
5 09 T h e P o r t l a n d - C h i c a g o S p e c i a l .
vises th a t the obstruction a t T he, a saloon, so we w ill not have to use j W H Ragsdale, school »uperin-
Commencing out of Portland August
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B LO C K ,
MORO
LEADER.
FW
AT H0R0, OREGON,
BOTH TOGETHER. PER YEAR, $1.75.
MUIR & MUIR,
HUNTINCTOH & WILSON,
Where you can find all kinds Lumber,
Shingles, Lath, Molding, Wood and Coal.
SPECIAL HATES ON LARCE BILLS.
M O O RE
BROS., YARDS OPPOSITE THE FOUNDRY. — « A -
BANKERS.
Feed m ill in co n n e ctio n .
T r a n s a c t a G e n e ra l B a n k in g
B u s in e s s , M o ro , O re g o n .
J. O. ELROD, Prop.
Ix'ttcrs of credit issue«! available on
E astern states.
Collections made at all pointa on fa­
vorable term s. Sight exchange and tele­
graphic transfers sold on New York, San
Francisco, Portland, and Hawaii, Hono­
lulu-
HENRY KRAUSE, Wasco, Or.,
C A R R IE S
FULL
L IN E
OF
HARNESS, SADDLES, SADDLE BLANKETS, WHIPS, SPURS,
¿ W A n d everything to l»e found in a first-class H arness S hop . J f g
R E P A IR S
DRESS-MAKING PARLORS.
All hnlies needing th e assistam'e of a
first-class ilress-maker, are in­
vited to call upon
A
S P E C IA L T Y .
'or
>e»oeoecce>oe»*o
| THE WEAR AND TEAR OF MEN’S NERVES *
§
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Men and W men
u e I I tu va i.
M IS S MAGGIE H U FF,
Rexalts in debilitv—exhaustion, not only ex­
haustion of the holy, but «xh. ills tion of the
m ental fa -ulties as well.
The nerve cells of the b >dy have been robbed
of their vital forces. The nerves have no life
in them ; tliervf« r? all the organs of the body
suffer from lack of nerve coutr«'L and the
li.ood vessels th.it sapnly these or-jins are not
ia proper tone. “ HVDYAN ctBTPCts the
J
evil. l.U D Y A N provides this vitality or
nerve force th at is v.autim r.” An« yon ap-
pr« achieg this i onditien of Nervous Debility?
Are y, u i n w ing prem aturely old? D> yon
sail r w ith l.e «Iieh«s (Fig. 1); h>»’.low eyes or
dark rings nndt r eyes (Fig. 2i; jia'e. thin fare
and sv.uk« 111 h it ks (F.g. 3); weakness of limbs
(Fig. 4): a jw or ap,x»iite and im p iirs l indiges-
t « u (IAg. 5); torpid liver (Fig. 6). and costive-
ne-s. a ccsit «1 t.iugu« (Fur. 7jv (>r have you
dizzy spells? Do y.uisu.T r sleepless nights?
14 ' you have lio m d dream s? Do yon aw ake
in the m orning hollow-eyed and tired oat?
Arc you despondent, luelauchoh ? 14o yon
s mu society? ?-re \ o i r knei s shaky? Ilave
you pniu in the small of the Kick?
Tin sc svr.ipi« ms all tell yon tl-.at your nerves
c t v tail.ng you; that von will tro w cld long
b 't« r«« your t me. IIVDYAN will save von;
H l DY AN will mak ■ a r« bust, strong, manly
man of yon. HUDYAN revivi-s, restores, re­
ju v e n a te s .
(Jo to your druggist at once nnd
I’H I - l’DT AN. No other rem sly; ju st HUD-
5 AN, ti r HUDYAN is w hat yon need.
O ther symptoms of this terrible affliction
that vis ts so m any men an« cold hands and
f«ct, ja 'p ita tio u of th e heart, hot flashes,
cloud«d memory, nausea after eating, tw itch ­
ing of uiuscles, spots before the ey«s, shootiug
pains, weariness, ttcn b lin g « , sedim ent in
urine, I learv eyes, sw aatuing ia ears, a sliaky,
nil-gone feeling.
l.eau'iabi'r I i l D i AN. Be a vigorous, ro­
bust m an, a man w ith nerves of ste e l,* m an
w ith museles of iron.
I.U D Y A N is wonderful.
H UDYAN is
ncknrw le Itred by our leading me lical men to be th e greatest nerve and
tis.-ue bu’lder known to m d cal s«-ienee. HUDYAN w.ll lift yon from
(bat iii ■ of «lesp«»-id: ncy u n i disc.inragemenr that you are now in. and
wi 1 n a le of you a happy man. Try HUDYAN, you will soon l«e «xmviucod.
l ’u '.van t ’v.res W omen’s Nerves. 1 honsands cf women use Hndyan.
I’
AT lll'R DRESS-M AK1XO PARLORS, OVER T1IE
II. M. CO*» STORE,
M oro,............................................... Oregon.
W. 0. HADLEY,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AMD
SPECTACLES.
125 00 1 10th train No. 2, ami continuing daily,
Alt W o rk W a r r a n te d F irs t-C la s s .
Dalles
w arrants
im provem ent, so m uch w ater. W hen the Metho- tendent, salary.
a Buffet Library Car of the latest build
Wm Ilenrichs, cash paid out on
o
i
will
be
placed
in
service.
The
library
The
D
alles......................................
Oregon.
T h a t m uch is a valuable conces- dists wanted to build a new church
Factory agent for Bicycles, Pianos, O r-,
account of Sherm an county
-* car embrace« a spacious smoking saloon,
gaus, Grajihophones and Kodaks.
eion. But he points out th a t the ¡the citizens subscribed $1927 toward : IX)ra w inialllSi Warding pauper,
| furnished witli easy chairs, w riting
1 (XI desks, a well-selected library of stand­ D r.
I.
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S
M
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u ltim a te reason for the c o n stru e -■ its erection. Of th is am ount $«50 E d M erch an t...............................
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ono.......................................O
regon .
ard and popular books, guide-books ami
tio n of a portage road would he to was offered by the noted fifty-two Go«*l Sam aritan H ospital, care
1 current periodicals, a well-stocked buf-
P H Y S IC IA N
ANO
SURGEON
u Barber shop, an«l an apartm ent
decrease railroad rates slightly, who are going to build up Moro F ^ ^ eX ’&l«>^\H4tantto p a u - 43 99 I
for baggage. The Oregon Short Line
puri C()unty lloHpital..................
h u t sufficiently to take all the with a saloon license. A gain,
2 5o , will on August 19th inaugurate nnsdern
Office at Drug Store.
In when the county court wa3 de- Mr8 e m Went, care of paui»er.. 99 99 dining ear service, giving after th a t date
trad e from the portage road
''
j uninterrupteil dining ear service for the
Oregon.
which event it would l>e pointed hating the question of a new court E Peoples, m<lse furnished to
f). R. it N. connections for east ami Moro.
4 75 west-bound through passengers via
o u t th a t there being but little house, the citizens of Moro sub-
c o u n ty ....................................... .
{(■ranger or Ogden. New ehair ears of
Ella W right, care of pauper, L«l
R. E. H O S K 1 N S O N ,
D R A Y 1N G A N D T R U C K IN G
traffic ovt r the portage road there scribed $666 to he used in its erec-
35 «^ latest pattern are to be affiled to the
M erchant......................................... ' ' “ present through service of Pullman
Attorney-at-l«iw
ami
Notary
Public.
would he no necessity for a further tion. W here were the fifty-two? R M Duncan, drugs to p a u p e r.. 13 09 palace and Pullm an Tourist Sleepers,
Practice« in all Court« of this State.
an d
perm anent
im provem ent. Did they rush around and seek to M D Taylor, medical services to
ALL KINDS TEAMiNC ABOUT TCWN.
, making an entirely vestibule«! train,
p a u p e r........................................... 43 50 e>pial, if not superior, to many of the Real E state, Collection and Insurance
T hus, while it is better to accept help our little town by giving a
PROMPT AND CHEAP.
extensively advertised limitc«! trains in
Agency. A bstract of titles ami c o n -{
the portage road th a n have no im- p art of th is sum ? Answer: They Moro Merc Co, mdse furnished
I the east. For rates ami further par-
veyaneing a specialty. Moro, Sher­
Sherm an co u n ty ......................... 78 10 t;cuiarii inquire of
I. J . K kffek ,
m an county, Oregon.
provem ent, it is seen th a t the port- gave nit. A gain, the citizens of
Moro W aterw orks, w ater for 3
Agent C 8. Ity., Moro, Or.
P. P. D oV iO SS ,
road
would
really
oper-
Moro
pay
as
taxes
the
sum
of
ago
m o n th s..........................................
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Dr.
Lloyd
D.
Id
lem
an
,
M o ro , O re g o n .
d
isadvantage
of
the
$2511.63.
The
fifty-two
who
are
C J Bright, attorney’s fees.........
6 09
ate to the
D
C
Ireland
&
Sons,
printing
ami
»
D E N T IS T .
w heat m en an d farm ers of E ast- going to relieve us of all our
ad v ertising................................... 28 00
vrn Oregon, and not produce the burdens come along an d pay
does all kinds of high class
Send $1.7.5 and your n a ra e a n d i
Moro Pub Co, printing, e tc .......
9 75 ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY
cheap rates th a t are desired.
$214.93 of th a t sum , and say we,
DENTAL W ORK.
N otice in “ In v en tiv e Age ”
Moore Bros «& G inn, m d se .........
1 75 ' Hook
address
to the L eader , Moro, a n d .
“ H ow to obtain P atents”
— ---------- -— —
the taxpayers of Moro, are going Stubblefield & Sayre, drayage
10 99
1 paten« 1» Beeureu. , Office hours: 9:30 to 12 m .; 1 :3 0 to 5 p .m . receive the L eader and W eekly
Letters strictly confidential. Address.
L eadeii and W eekly O regonian to have a saloon.
The Nicolai Bros, 79 i»osts.......... 13 72
Office over the Bank, Moro, Oregon.
E. C. SICGERS, Patent Lawyer. Washlnjton, D. C. ,
O kegomax one vear.
4
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.4
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A Ok > A A ▲ X aK Ak A. Ok. *•-*
Moore Bros, insurance.................
2 6?
1 vear $1.75 in a«lvanc?.
‘
k . H oskinson .
EXPRESS AND
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
■ PAT£NTS“%SF,s j
FREE;
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2 PV T F l i p . Y A \’ fr.rn ‘ v<nr ««ru’tgist, ao ca pickago, six packages $¿.50.
ri l i l i j , v v I. -11, It y « u r druggis: does not keep it, s c i a i direct to
I HUDYAN REIEIY
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