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About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1900)
r « Some of the yellow space w riters Ex-G overnor Moody, of The The Boers desecrated the Rom an TU have been getting their dates mixed Dalles, is visiting his son, R alph, Catholic C onvent Church a t New- in P ortland, lie th in k s Eastern castle, N atal, in an indescribable 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 and sending in A pril fool m atter. M o r o P u b lis h in g C o . Oregon has become very Wehfoot- m anner. •‘ I feel te a t God has blessed Dr. Acker w ith special knowledge to prepare President M cKinley’s dem and for like in its w eather th is season, as th a t grand medicine called A cker's English Rem edy for T h ro at and L ung O’Donovan Rossa. who was once E n tered a t th e Post-Office a t Moro, Troubles. It saves children every lim e when they are attacked by croup. , a w ritten guarantee from all the w arm showers appear to be the rule Oregon, as second-class m atter, upon a tim e pulled from beneath a Every m other should know about the " h e re cool, bright frosty days have April 27, 1S98. governm ents concerned, th at bed, where fear caused him to hide, I it, and I will tell about my expe heretofore been the fashion. As a I Chinese ports which have pass say s'h e is asham ed of the Irish of j rience. I lia 1 a darling boy of four r a t e * of s u b s c r ip t io n : years to die w ith croup. My doctor under foreign control shall he open result, the bunchgrass hills are PER YEAR, $1.00 SIX MONTHS, 50C reveling in a tropical green, and the U • nited States because they * do did all he could, but the child ; to the trade of all nations on the (in ¡ulvar.ee.) I not invade C anada. The better coul l not be m ade to vomit. T h a t B ingib C o rie s...............................5 C ents J sa n ie t e r ™ - has been agreed to. next year’s wheat crop is as f a r , have long beenI was before I knew of A cker’s E ng-1; along as it usually is in April. The ' ‘abS J ’1*' lish Rem edy. A fter 1 did bear of ap_ A nother in te rn atio n a l triu m p h for A dvertising rates m ade known warehouses a t The Dalles are filled asham ed of Rossa and his kindred it, I got a bottle. W hen our little plication. ! the R epublican party . eighteen - m o n th s-o ld girl was Is N ow Ready to Roll W H E A T A N D B A R LE Y , w ith last year’s wheat, which the blatherskites. stricken w ith croup, I gave her M. FiTzMarmeK......... this medicine, and inside of tw enty The M aryland house of delegates, producers do not desire to p art TH E F O O T -P A T H TO PEACE: m inutes she vom ited and was bet w ith a t the prevailing price, 46 Ja n . 24, 1900. which is overw helm ingly Demo “ To he glad of life, because it te r right away. D uring the win W ED N ESD A Y ........... cratic, recently refused to indorse cents, hut the wool crop of 1S99 gives you the chance to love and to ! ter she had croup four times, and W illiam Jen n in g s B ryan as the has long since disappeared. The work and to play and to look up at it brought her through each tim e O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y . all right. I, myself, had bronchitis recognized leader of the Democracy Sovernor 8ft38 people of th e Dalles the stars; to he satisfied with your ! pretty had, a i d Acker s English rxrrED states . of the U nited States, and practically are &ivin8 them selves no uneasiness W illiam M cK inley...................President. possessions, b u t not contented with Rem edy cured me coin; lately. over the building up of the new Before I close, I w ant to tell you G arrett A. H o b a rt..........Vice President. killed a resolution introduced by a yourself u n til you have m ade the) r f my neighbor’s boy, nam ed Jobe N ana. H e had bronchitis, too. He got town of Shaniko, as The Dalles John lla v ................. Secretary of State. free silver advocate to invite Mr. best of them ; to despise nothing j worse all the time. My husband w ent over to his house and told him about my will alw ays he the wool m arket of I-yman P. Gage.. Secretory of Treasury. B rvan to address the body. in the world except falsehood and ] case. T hen his m other w ent to town, got a 50-cent bottle cf A cker's English E than A. Hitchcock.. Sec. of Interior. the Northwest, and it m atters not Remedy, and he took it. He came over to our house a few days later and said he m eanness, and to fear nothing e x - ' was all right, and also said two doses relieved him from the start. You can un E lih u R o o t................... Secretary of W ar. w hether the fleece* come to m arket The present prosperity of the eept cowardice; to be governed by derstand by my letter why I think so much of A cker's E nglish Remedy. I re Jo h n D. Long........... Secretory of Navy. ■ by team or by rail. Several firms Jam es A. G a ry ........Postm aster General, country has caused no relaxation your adm irations rath e r th a n by j peat th a t God's blessing m ust surely have been bestowed upon Dr. Acker." (Signed) M rs . J ohn - Y eager , Rochester, Pa. Jo h n YV. Griggs ___A ttorney General. of efforts on the p a rt of the Re of The Dalles have arranged to set your disgusts; to covet nothing ' up branch stores a t Shaniko, how- Jam es Wilson .Secretary of Agriculture. Sold at 25c., 50c. and $1 abottle, throughout the U nited States and C anada; M elville W F u lle r............Chief Justice. publican a d m in istratio n and con j ever, as the new burg is likely to th a t is your neighbor’s except h ’s and in E ngland, at is. 2d., 2s. 3d., 4s. 6d. If you are not satisiied after buying, kindness of h eart and gentleness retu rn the bottle to your druggist, and get your money back. Binger H e rm a n n . Commissioner of the gress to increase our prosperity and become quite a local center.—Ore K'caitthorix the o I m k guarantee. W. II. HOOKER & CO., Proprietor», Xew York. ..................... G eneral Land Office. to provide for its continuance. The of m anners; to th in k seldom of gonian. F o r S a le by A. D. B o lto n & C o., D r u g g is ts . people know by experience th a t your enemies, often of your friends, STA TE O F O K EG O X. they can alw ays expect prosperity and every day of C hrist; and to Capa N om a. T. T. G e e r................................... Governor. from the R epublican p arty . All the m ining excitem ents of spend as m uch tim e as you can, F. I. D u n b ar............Secretary of State. past tim es, including th a t occa with body and with spirit, in God’s C. F. Moore................................Treasurer. The m uch-talked-of F enian raid sioned by the great C alifornia d is out-of-doors— these are little guide- J . H. A ckerm an. .S u p t.P u h .lnstruction. J . R N . B lackburn. A ttorney General. into C anada a t the present tim e coveriea, which in ’49 set all the I P°8ts on ^ ie l°°U p ath to peace.” — W . II. L eeds....................... State Printer. will not cause m uch uneasiness on world on fire and resulted in the H enry VanD yke. R. 8 . Bean, Frank A. Moore Suprem e I tb e GOOD RIGS, GOOD FEED. p a rt of C anadians. Even addition of a thousand m illions of .C ourt J u s tic e s .! W . H . t l d e l l ' c i e r k lloard "schooi thouSh ha? sen^ a la r?e b*o d-v dollars to the w orld’s stock of gold He—“ I am rath er more in favor Good care given stock. T e rm s reasonable. ......................... Land Commission. of her soldiers to help the m other and builded great com m onw ealths of the E nglish th an the Am erican £MP“ \Vc will soon have two cars of these m achines. Call and see them . F. C R e e d ............. Fish anti Game Com. country in her A frican cam paign, on the Pacific coast, m ust pale into mode of spelling.” W . C. JO H N S TO N , P rop., r . s . SENATOR. there are plenty left to m ake it the littleness of great distance by She—“ Yes?” M O R O ,........................ O R E G O N . George W. McBride, Joseph Simon, desperately interesting for the raid- the side of w hat is com ing in H e—“ Yes, indeed. Take ‘p a r CONGRESSMEN. ers should they atte m p t a n y such N orthern A laska. The K londike lour,’ for instance; having ‘u’ in i t ' I.. I I . M A R T IN . J. M . FLO R E E . M. A. Moody........... Thom as II. Tongue. procedure. And m ore th a n th a t, excitem ent of two years ago was a | m akes all the difference in t h e * w . J. M A R T IN . 8 r P R IM E JUDGES. the U nited States would, of neces pigm y com pared to the com ing world.” MORO, OREGON. F. A. Moore, R. S. Bean,C. E . W olverton. sity, be compelled to take p a rt in giant. We have now the best m achine shop and foundry in E astern O regon.' “ Jo h n n y , did you take your SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. subduing any such visitation from Do n o t p u t o ff till to -m o rro w w h a t you can The basis of fact on which it is and are ready to do all kinds of W. L. Bradshaw ............. Circuit Judge. her shores. Of course the pro- laid is indisputable. For a dis- cough m edicine regularly in school, BLACKSMITHINC, REPAIRIHC, WGOD-WGRK, CASTiNC, AND NEW WORK do to -d a y . Delay is d angerous. A. A. Ja y n e ......... Prosecuting Attorney. m oters of the affair are lining their t ance o{ three hundred miles along j as I told you?” OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. K. B. Dufur. . ..................... Jo in t Senator. “ N o’m ; Tom my Budds liked it,! pockets m eanw hile at the expense (be bays, sounds and shores of C IT Y F O U N D R Y C O ., G illiam , Shennan and Wasco counties. . " a n ’ he gimme an apple for it.” of the laboring and less w ealthy l Behring M oro, O r e g o n . sea, and extending for Jo h n M iehell..................... Jo in t Senator, classes.— Hood River Sun. S h ennan and Wasco. SATISFACTION CUARAHTEED. CALLERY OYER REPUBLIC OFFICE. m iles in lan d , all the sand and so il' i > • «<- 1 ' , , . . . ! rre s h Prisoner— Good m orning, P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S . J . VY. Morton an ! A. S. R oberts, Joint 1 B U S I N E S S C A R D S . ----------------------- of the lan d co n tain s gold in q u a n - 1__ _ e , & 1 Tcr worship; fine day, isn t it? R epresentatives, Sherm an, Wasco. E. E. Lvtle, of the new Colum bia titles as great as there was found in , . „ .... ' . SliRRM AN COUNTY. L , ,, -i ■ , , - - , , , , J u d g e — Y es; y o u rs is 40s., o r a C. ]. BRIGHT, 1 S outhern ran ro a d , is in P ortland j the richest claim s in the gulches of ,n o n (b >> John F ulton...................... County J u d g e ., . . . . , . . ... . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. R . r . Orr, R. II. K ing, Commissioners, on business, and gives a glowing C alifornia and K londike. So rich W m. Ile n rie h s ..............................Clerk account of the aw akening and de- have the sands of these shores C o n te s t N o tice. WILL FKACTIC;; IN ANY COURT OF THE STATE. W m. H older....................................Sheriff, velopm ent of the rich region tribu- been found th a t after the freezing D epartment of the I nterior , 1 BA NK ERS. P ro p rie to r o f th e ' Office: over Krause harness shop, U nited States Land Office, - V.. S tan ley .................................T reasurer, ta ry to his road. It is a plateau of the stream s on lan d th is fall T r a n s a c t a G e n e r a l B a n k in g The Dalles, Oregon, Dec. 18, 1899. 1 Wasco, Oregon. A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y , p " ................. County >upt. country well adapted to farm ing ships ships were were chartered «and loaded A sufficient contort affidavit having B u s in e s s , M oro, O r e g o n . been tiled in this office by Jonathan I. M. Sm ith C = r i an d « ^ r a i s i n g , w ith no big trees with the sand to be carried south MORO LEADER. is God’s Good Blessing N .P . M IL L S C H O P M IL L FARMERS, BRING IN YOUR FEED. Little Giant Thresher. M o o re B ro s . & G in n RED BARN LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. Sole agents for Oregon, Washington and Idaho. CHEAPEST AND BEST WAY TO THRESH. W. A. RAYMOND, Photographer, C ITY FO UN DRY CO. FIRST-CLASS PICTURES- M O O RE Toot, contestant, against homestead DR. O L IV E HARTLEY, no stum ps or brush to grub to be washed and m ade to yield up entry Xo. 8441. made Feb. 7. 1898, for . S ~ ,ii » _____ „1:__ N L X' W W of Section-80, and W 1 The Colum bia Southern now Us gl P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N . Id in a w arm er clim ate. j YV of Section 19, T ow nship4 S, Range h a s 41 m iles in operation, and 29 Mines and M inerals. ; 18 E, by Pearl D. McCune, conteetee, in Office in the People’s building. i which it is alleged th at : eaid Pearl D. miles more will b rin g it to its ter- __________ : McCune has wholly abandoned said I m inus a t Shaniko. Mr. Lvtle says ■ tra c t; that he has changed his residence IR IS H M E N AN D TH E BOERS. I therefrom for more th an six months J. B. H O S F O R D , I t looks as though the Gobelites tb a ( (be building of these 29 miss- ' since m aking said e n try ; th a t said tract A Springfield, M issouri, dispatch m ig h t lose the K entucky senator- 1 aaasg ¡ng ¿ m a n j;e9 com six Attornev-at-Law ami XotoTv Public. — n o will w a a a be w i a j L pleted ’ i v t v t o a in ia . 1 r* • 1 1 «• • • 1 1 is 0 1 not l '-’ i c settled v tm ’i u i w r u « and cultivated as re- upon Said parties are hereby sh ip as well as the governorship. , ,„ „ ra h le | -y * tor, respond and offer ?m l i l S st t r right ilT .lt . o r a n tk o p ♦ i rt 1 1 0 a H P lw fcr«» ro w hich would serve them ju w eather continues. There are 500 . . , • . • „1 1 evidence touching said allegation at. 10 Practices in all the Courts of this State. ¡m a n s, which was solicited by the o’clock a. in. on Feb. 3. 1900, before men a t work on the construction of M oro .....................O rw . ox . national president to contribute to H enrichs, county clerk, at A labam a Dem ocrats are having (be railroad, an d they have kept at , , , ,« T> ‘‘is office at Moro, Oregon, and th at a hot old tim e over the senatorial ¡( a n w inter w ithout in terru p tio n , the fund for the relief of the Boers, final bearing will l»e held at m o'clock | decided, hv an alm ost u n a n i m o u s H , 1900, before th e Régis question, and if the fight between T h e E a ste rn O reg o n L an d C o m p a n y se , ... .. ter and Receiver at the U nited States Senator M organ a n d Gov. Jo h n sto n controls 75,000 acres of land in vote, not to compì} wit.i the re- Lami Office in The Italics, Oregon. LAWYERS. The said contestant having, in a continues to grow in bitterness the S herm an and W asco counties, and quest. proper affidavit, tiled Dec. 11, 1899, set If the fund is honestly employed fco rtli facts whiel. show th at after due 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 Pops will try to sn atch the prize. the com pany is about to enter on for the relief of wounded Boer s o l- 1 diligence, personal service of tuis notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered an active cam paign of d e v elo p m en t,, Anderson Building. w hich in clu d es th e b rin s im r in o f : d lers a n t wl<*ows a n i* o rp h a n s, its and directed th at such notice be given A good m an y persona have a l , . . . c collection is not only proper, but t'.y d u - a n d proper publication. Moro, Oregon. ready realized the change in the m any hundreds of new settlers. The . , , . . i d2i vnt J ay V. L ucas , Register. . A x . .1 r-i 1 v highly m eritorious. But if it is m ilita ry governorship of Cuba. region trib u ta ry to the C olum bia . . . . , „ , . B . S . H U N T IN G T O N . will produce th is vear intended to increase the fighting jn t h e C o u n t y C o u r t o f t h a s t a t e o f H S . W IL S O N G eneral Leonard Wood is a diffi Southern so u th e rn Will produce th is year, capacitieg o{ the Boer armie9 aB O re g o n f o r S h e r m a n C o u n ty . c u lt m an to bamboozle. Mr. L ytle says, 3,000,000 bu^ s probable> the action o{ th e ; the of J ' J ' of w heat. The fall crop up ' Springfield division is deserving of To all whom it mav concern The Dem ocrats m ight save tim e is already six inches high, and is Notice is hereby given th a t bv order ' com m endation. ATTORSE VS-AT-LAW, of the countv court in and for said county , a n d w orry by indorsing th e good well rooted and stooled out, but It is a p p a re n t th a t the Spring- and state, duly made and enterevt of work of the n a tio n a l a d m in istra ha* not jointed. E v erything in th e undersigned has been *p- j F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B L O C K , field Irishm en have been doing record, »ointed executor of the estate of J. J. tio n an d m aking P resident Mc dicates an im m ense yield.— Orego some close th in k in g on th is sub- E aton, deceased; and all persons hav- K in ley ’s re-election unanim ous. n ian . ! iect Thev realize th a t the n re s e n t ,ng c.1“*“19 against said estate are hereby The D alles...................................... Oregon. J . W . K e rn s............................... Surveyor. E . O lds...........................Stock Inspector Ih stric t No. 3—Geo. M eader, Ju stice; E . B. M l.eat, Constable. to out. b ia ' . If A guinaldo doesn’t do some th in g soon he will find the affec tio n s of the un-A m erican a n tis tran sferred to th e Boers, who a t least know how to stan d up and fight. Owing to the fact th a t a Mauser- b u lle t trav els about a thousand tim es faster th a n a sword, E nglish officers are now arm ed w ith a rifle. T he swords are being sent back to A ldershot to be used in the next a u tu m n m aneuvers. The M cKinley R epublican club of Moro held a m eeting in the city h a ll on S a tu rd a y for the purpose of electing the following delegates to the S tate League m eeting at P o rtla n d : W. H . Moore, M. Dam on an d J . B. Hosford. • . - I • FEED, A N D S ALE S TA B LE S . Collections m ade at all ¡»oints on fa- ■ H aving enlarged and refitted the al>ove stables, we are now prepared to vorable term s. Sight exchange and te le - ■ graphic transfers sold on Xew York, San conduct the business in a first-class m anner. Francisco, Portland, a id Hawaii, H0110- 1 llllll- i HUNTINGTON & WILSON, DRESS-MAKINC PARLORS. COOD CARE AND PLENTY CF FEED, AT LIVE AND LET LIYE PFICES, WILL BE OUR MORO. BEST RIGS IK TOWN. M ain S t., o p p o s it e B a n k . M o ro , O r e g o n . — — —— All ladies needing th e assistance of a ! tirst-class dress m aker, are in vited to call upon M IS S M A G G IE HUFF, AT HI R DRKSS-MAKING PARLORS, OVER THE : M. M. CO’S STOKE, NEW LUMBER YARD M oro,............................................... Oregon, i AT MORO, OREGON, W. 0. HADLEY, Where you can find all kinds Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Molding, Wood and Coal. JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. SPECIAL RATES ON LARGE BILLS. 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 . YARDS OPPOSITE THE FOUNDRY. Factory agent for Bicycles, Pianos, Or gans, G rapliophoues and Kodaks. - Feed m ill in co n n e c tio n . M oro ..........................................O rbgox . J. O. ELROD, Prop. required to present th e same w ith the w’.ar is an inevitable struggle for proper vouchers therefor to said execu- I. M . S M I T H , a t the law office of J. B. Hosford, in D r. the suprem acy of South Africa, tor the city of Moro, in said Sherm an And they know there are a hun- county, Oregon, within six m onths from p h y s ic ia n a n d s u r g e o n date of this notice. dred opportunities for Irishm en in the Dated at Moro, Oregon, this 10th day Office at Drug Store. an E nglish-speaking country where of November, 1899. one can be found in a D u tc h -' Execiltor o( the Eaton, Moro................................................ Oregon. nl5l5 deceased. speaking com m unity. The Irish people have therefore a direct in Dr. Lloyd D. Idlem an, T h e P o r t la n d - C h ic a g o S p e c ia l. terest iu the pending struggle, • D E N T IS T . • , . Commencing out of Portland August I hree hundred years ago it was a 1 10th train Xo. 2, and continuing daily, D O E S A L L K IN D S O F H IG H CLASS question w hether Am erica would a Buffet Library Car of the latest build , . . , , , | will lie placed in seryice. The library DENTAL W ORK. be dom inated by the English, car embraces a spacioua smoking saloon, Office h o u rs: 9 :30 to 12 m .; 1 :30 too p. m. the Dutch, the French or the S p an furnished with easy chairs, w riting desks, a well-selected library of stand Office over the Bank, Moro, Oregon. iards. Suppose the Dutch had tr i ard and popular books, guide-books and current periislieals, a well-stocked buf um phed—had retained N ew York, In 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 barber shop, and and spread in overw helm ing forces ' fet, f',r a baggage'. The Oregon" Short1 Line O re g o n f o r S h e r m a n C o u n ty . Briton an d Boer. These are the ! over the E nglish-speaking colonies, will on August 10th inaugurate modern dining car service, giving after th a t date sam e men or their 6pawn who, How m any Irishm en would be in u n interrupted dii.ing ear service for the O. R. & X. connections for east and w ith G ladstone a t th eir head, m ade this country? west-bound through pasnengers via an ignom inious peace w ith the | H istory is repeating itself in | (¡ranger or Ogden. Xew chair cars of Boers in 1831, and established th a t South Africa. If the Boers tri- latest pattern are to be added t»> the > 1 present through service of Pullman contem pt for the E nglish soldiers um ph, and the A frikanderbund Palace and Pullm an Tourist Sleepers, am ongst the burghers which en- achieve th eir slogan, “ A frika for making an entirely vestibuled train, equal, if not superior, to many of the H on. M. S. Q uay m ay or m ay couraged the T ran sv aal govern- ’ the A frikanders,” it is little th at extensively advertised lim ited trains in east. For rates and further par not get the seat in the senate for m ent to tre a t all foreigners, and will benefit the Irish people any- the ticulars inquire of I. J. K rffkr , w hich he is an ap p lican t, b u t we E nglish subjects in p a rticu la r, where. Agent C. S. Ky., Moro, Or. The tru th is K ruger and the are confident th a t those who pre w ith such overbearing insolence d ict his w ithdraw al are dead th a t a t last, and none too soon, Boers have no more use for the wrong. H is whole record is th a t of E ngland had to pay heed to the Irish m an th a n for an E nglishm an. flier o < n •e!«»cilor.)t'» every eubecrlber. Beautiful eoW h tb o < rA p t(d plaice and Uluatiatlone. O»»vinal. a m an who enters a fight to stay cry of her sons for redress and Less, if there is an y d iscrim in a cred U teat, artlallc . cxquiaita and a t r k t ly up-to-date dengua. send an arm y to South Africa. tion, because the T ran sv aal con u n til the finish. E ngland is not waging war 0.1 the stitu tio n expressly prohibits any The Anglo-Boer w ar will most Boers for their gold or country.. Rom an Catholic holding public c e rtain ly revolutionize m ilitary She is sim ply doing w hat she did office. P r*w m a k ln < economic«, fancy w ork. hou«ehold hint«, E ver the hope of the Irish C n i i - rh tactics. The regim ent of red-coat some years ago, when she sent an o rt «torte« curren t topic«. «<c • Sulwcribe to d a y , w anted. Bend fo r term «. ed, pipe clayed foot-soldiers, versed ! arm y of 30,000 m en and spent g ra n t tu rn s tow ard the English- b u ly 50c. y e a rly . L ad y in barrack y a rd d rill, m ust give i $3,000,000 th a t one insignificant speaking colonies of tha world, place to active light cavalrym en. E nglishm an m ight be released from E ngland has been cruel to the Irish ready to d ism ount and take b *8 dungeon in A byssinia. In the people, hut E n g la n d ’s daughters advantage of such cover as they T ransvaal not one of her subjects, everyw here extend them a warm m ay find from which to shoot. bu^ 20,000, have hom e every kind welcome.— Spokesman-Review. ----------------------- of oppression and in d ignity from a ----------------------- G eneral B uller’s address to his horde of ig norant bushw hackers, A little girl, who was try in g to F o r ladle«, mime«, jrlr 1« and lit tle child ren. T h a t c e r tain wtyllsh •• chic ’’ effect n o t attained by the use o f any troops on the Tugela brings to and because E ngland has taken up tell a friend how absent-m inded o th er pattern«. Have no equal to r style and perfect fit. m ind the words of the Irish captain the cudgels in their defense she is her gran d p a was, sa id :— who led his men into a difficult dubbed a land-grabber, and we “ H e walks about, th in k in g about Ä BAZAR L position a t the battle of the A lm a, hear such rot as a m onarchy nothing, and, when he rem embers when he said: “ Now, lioys, I have crushing a republic, when in reality it, he then forgets th a t w hat he got you into this mess, and we it is a peaceably-disposed nation thoug ht of was som ething entirely R arilT p u t topether O nly 10 and I I cent« e a c h -n o n « h e r Hold lu h carl jr every r it y and to w n , or by m ail. uiu*t fight like th j devil to g *t out t forced into a war to obtain justice different from w hat he wanted to l.iv A-«k lo r th e m . Abvolutely very latest up-to-date «tyle«» T II F . M c C A L L C O M P A N Y . vl ¿.i: h u m a ¿.‘«picadle littls oligarchy. rem em ber.” 4ft-tSU lllh iki.eet. . . . - lew Turk Utty, h A FREE PATTERN MS C ALL'S^ MAGAZiMEW MS CALL P atterns EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE TRANSFER. D R A Y IN G AND T R U C K IN G ALL KINDS TEAMINC ABOUT TOWN. HENRY KRAUSE, Wasco, Or., C A R R IE S r DESIGNS TRADE-MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS OBTAINED : ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY | PATENTS FREE FULL L IN E OF £ W “And everything to be found in a first-class H arness Shop R E P A IR S PROMPT AND CHEAP. A S P E C IA L T Y . ----- P. P. D eM O S S , THE WEAR AND TEAR OF MEN’S NERVES ¡ M o ro , O r e g o n . ____ M o”, a-.d W raen Use K m va i. SUM M ONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Sherm an County. Lelia Arminie Finley, plaintiff, vs. George 1.. Finley, defendant. To George L. Finley, th e al»ove named d efen d an t: In the name of th e State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear anti 1 answer the com plaint riled against you j in the alsive entitled court and cause , by the first day of the term of court follow ing the expiration of the time p re -1 scribed in the order for the publication : of this summons, to -w it: on or before I Monday, the 28th day of March, A. D. 1900, th a t being th e first day of the next regular term of the aliove entitled | c o u rt; and if you fail to so appear ami answer said com plaint, for want tliercof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in her com plaint, to -w it: For a decree th a t th e bond* of m atrim ony now existing between the plaintiff and yourself be dissolved ami torever annulled, for plaintiff's costs ami disbursem ents herein, ami for such other ami further relief as may w ent to the court just and equitable. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof, by order of the Hon \Y. L. Bradshaw, Judge of said 9 court, dulv made and entered of record on the 2;i<i day of December, 1899. The first publication of th is summons is made January 3d, 1900. ,1. B. H osford , j3w7t Attorney for Plaintiff. i a bargain. In q u ire ¡it this office 1 or a t H ay Canyon. Notice in “ In ven tive Age ’’ Book "H o w to obtain Patents’* «cured. , Charge» moderate. N o fee till patent is secured. Letters strictly confidential. Address, >ss 1 . E G SIGGERS Pstenl Lawyer. Washlnflton, A HARNESS, SADDLES, SADDLE BLANKETS, WHIPS, SPURS, Thomas J. Miller, J r ., Plaintiff, vs. M ittie Miller. Defendant. To M ittie Miller, the above nam ed de fendant : In the name of the State of Oregon : You are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled court ami cause bv the first day of the term of court fol lowing the expiration of the tim e pre scribed in the order for - ,ie publication of this summons, to-w it: on or Indore Monday, the 2(5th day of March, A. D. 1900, th a t being the first day of the next regular term of the above entitled court; audit' you fail to so appear and answer said com plaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court f r the relief prayed for in his said com plaint, to-w it: For a decree tiiat the bonds of m atrim ony now existing be- tween the plaintiff and yourself be dis solved, th a t raid plaintiff be awarded the care, custody and control of Dora Lee Miller, the m inor child of said plaintiff and yourself; and th a t plaintiff have and recover from von, the said de fendant, his costs ami disbursem ents made and expended in this s u it; and for such oilier and further relief as to the court may seem equitable and just. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof, by order of the Hon. W. L. Bradshaw, Judge of raid Court, duly made and entered of record on the 3d day of October, 1899, the same H O R S E FO R S A LE , being the regular October, 1899, term of said court. Including buggy and harness. The first publication of this summons The horse is 7 years old, perfectly is made October 11th, 1899. J. B. H osford , gentle, and a fine driver. This is o llt7 Attorney for Plaintiff. ▼ ▼ - -V ▼ 1 REASONABLE RATES. N. W. THOMPSON, I«ctters of credit issued available on E astern states. MUIR & MUiR, A peace p a rty are m aking them selves heard in E ngland who have as little respect for the E nglish flag in South Africa as our an tis have for th a t of the U nited States in the P hilippines. They seem to have no conception of the abject Pos*ti°n an abandonm ent of the present war w ith the Boers would place E ngland in before the na- tions of the world. They take the same stand, and are, individually, some of the same peace a t any price imbeciles to whom m ay be traced the necessity for th is sacri- fice of life on the p a rt of both BROS., > Send $1.75 and your nam e and address to the L eader , Moro, and receive the L eader and W eekly O regonian one vear. r: H UDYAVr ’ p 1“- « V D V A N w ill save v.m; 4.« DY AX wil. make it r. bust, strong, manlv "v en ’ » • ’% HV!)YAN «"Vi'es. r e s i n s. n H U D Y av 0 ;,t <md Y \X i , r V ™ ' v tl',V ”,i' >«.'•; ju st HUD- 1 . U , 1« r IIU D i AN is w hat you neixl. . of ibis terrible affliction tn.it Mg (s so m any men arc cold bands and i.e f rn!p:tat.ou of the heart, hot flashes, h.ud.-d memory, nausea a lte r eating, tw itch- It.e.' f 1,,uscl‘.K’ slx;ts before the eyes, sho .ting Lr n ’ ll'* ';iriUeSS’ t ’e,,‘bh"Rs. s.sliinent in I'l -onV*. o ‘'VCS’ swlK“ “ i>»a iu ears, a shaky, an-gone loeliug. J Kemcmber IIU D Y A N . Re a vigorous, ro bust ,u;,n , W1|h u, rves f j u lth lnnseles of iron. ' IIU D Y A N is w onderful. IIU D Y A N is H'kncwle.ljred b\ , u r ‘ending medical men to be th e trreatost ..a ti ne . builder V-- known to med eal science. HUDY kN w i l l l i f t v » d bat ' n despoi.de,,,.y ::n I .hscoun,cem ent thTu vou V i o w to iS S •' i y oua happy man Try HUDY AN. you w ill soon l i ^ v i n S n s YY emen s Nerves. Thousands of women use lludyan. ’ ' i M -lil I Results in debility—exhaustion, not only ex- nanstion of the body, but ix lu a stio n of the m ental fa ulties as well. r x *le ,lerye evils of t he b «dy have been robbed t»i their vital forces. The uerves have uo life in them ; ther. fi r > all t i e organs of th e bodv sn T. r from lack of nerve control, and thio 1.. 00t V. ss-ls th a t snpr.lv these organs are not evitPr"!i 'i - n v ,;vT “ n V D Y AN the e 'i 1.1 .4 4 AX provides th is vitality or 1.. . \ . | t i.-e tlu.t is v a iitin g .” Ar.- von aj>- p n a e a m g th is m nditi. u of N ervens Dofaility? A i e you tn .w ie g p rem atu r.lv old? D> vou su„ r w ith lc .d ie h . s (1 ig. b : h i ’low eves or dark m g s u n d .r eyes (Fig. 2 |; )« e. thiii face and sunk, u checks <F.g. 3>; w cakm es of limbs ’ “J* or ?l'l*‘iite a id impair.*! indiges- on (gig. .«); toi-pid liver iFig (I), and coativc- X « . “ CnU , i ”nvu" U 'V •>? Gr have you i ■ spell.-.- Do you suff. r sleepless nights? D oyou h ive horrid dream s? D . you aw ake in a the m orning .....« hollow-eyed “'■“ ’« • tu n mil and r, tir. d out? Are yon despoadcut, iueliiuehi.lv? Do vou s i u n s Hiciv ? Are your kn-xs shaky? Have Vou {Min in the Mnall of the back ? These sympt. m s nil tell you that vour n, rves are f„,]1Utf v, „. tl,.,t V,1U Wl„ k.1,')w litlb A fr. m your druggist, 50c a package, six park mes At 50 >. ui diuggist doos not keep it, seutF dirJ« to K E1C D Y C O . C w ’ fcU K lrtou’ “ d Market ** Sn’* t'ruH cl.cm , C a l. Stroi't,
