Moro leader., February 14, 1900, Image 2

M ORO
LEADER.
T h e s e n a te d e se rv e s th e th a n k s
of th e c o u n tr y
fur h a v in g sh o w n c o n g re ss, h a s a few tr a ito r s a m o n g
P e ttig re w t h a t it
P u b lis h e d E v o iy W e d n e s d a y by th e
M oro P u b lis h in g Co.
J h e B ritis h p a r lia m e n t, lik e o u r
know s
hm v t o i i t s m e m b e rs.
s h u t oft tre a s o n a b le u tte r a n c e s .
P o litic s, a n d n o t law a n d e v i­
N o b e tte r a r g u m e n t c a n be m a d e d e n c e , a p p e a r to c o n tro l d e c isio n s
E ntered a t «lie Post-Office at Moro,
Oregon, as second-class m atter,
for th e c o n tin u a n c e of th e R e p u b ­ of th e K e n tu c k y c o u rts .
A pril 27, 1898.
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S ingle C c r ir s ...............................5 < ents . D ec e m b e r fo r th e l a s t th r e e y e a r s : ¡ip p in e s by th e I n ite d S ta te s ,
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A dvertising rates m ade known on
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SCH O O L C LERK S' SALARIES.
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D e c isio n R sn -Jo red by S '.a te S u ­
p e r in te n d e n t A c k o rm a n .
T h e fo llo w in g d e c isio n h a s been
re n d e re d b y S u p e r in te n d e n t < f
P u b lic I n s tr u c tio n J . H . A c k e r­
m a n , re la tiv e to th e s a la r ie s of
school d is tr ic t c le rk s:
“ T h e d ire c to rs of a n y school d is - ,
tie t m a y p a y th e ir c le rk su c h com -
p e n s a tio n a s ii, in th e ir ju d g m e n t,
n e c e s s a . ry ; p ro v id e d , s u d i e o m p e n -
s a tio n is n o t p a id o u t of th e com -
m o n sch o o l fu n d .
T h e law sp e c ific a lly m e n tio n s
th e p u rp o se s to w h ic h th e c o m m o n
sch o o l fu n d m a y be a p p lie d , a n d
A si A s t o n i s h i n g B u t T r u e S t o r y
•• Mv home is ia Sidney, (>hio. 1 have been n earer death w ith consumption
than any other living perron in the world, and I w ant you to read this, so y
ta il tell others. 1 took a severe void and neglected it, 1 grew worse ad the
time, and a t the end of
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tw o years 1 had run into
consumption. I coughed
terribly, lost flesh, could
not sleep, and became so
dreadfully weak th at I
had to take to bed. la
the following eighteen
m o n t h s 1 gradually T
reached the last stages
of c nsum ption. No less
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I had but a dav or two more to live. T e a rs rolled down their cheeks as they
s foiled the news. T he doctors had declared 1 w a i m the last stage, an d n
hum an b rin g could save me. 1 w as willing to die. but before going to^the tru e l
grave, I w anted to go ou t an J see my dearly be.oyed town of Sid.it> ones. i . - . .
They tohl me such a thing was impossible—th a t I woual surely d.c belo.c I g
back. But 1 insisted, a i l to gratify my dyin g w ish, a carn ag e
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FARMERS, BRING SN YOUR FEED.
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C a p t. W . R. A m b e rc ro m b ie , U . S. a n d tim id ,
W EDNESDAY .
A., h a s re p o rte d fa v o r a b ly to th e | w
" h h e e n n th is y o u n g g ia n t of th e west th e s a la r y of th e sch o o l c le rk is
s |n o t m e n tio n e d th e r e in . T h e o n ly
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
w a r d e p a r tm e n t o n th e fe a s ib ility m u s t co m e fo rth a m o n g th e n a tio n s
o f th e b u ild in g of a tr a n s - A la s k a n ’ a m i a s s u m e g re a te r re s p o n s ib ilitie s re fe re n ce m a d e to th e c le r k ’s s a la r y
C N tTC D STATES.
is in c o n n e c tio n w ith th e c o lle c tio n
W illiam M cK inley................... President. r a ilr o a d fro m P o r t \ a ld e z , A la s k a , h u t w ith th e m in c re a se d o p p o r tu ­
of ta x e s , u n d it is e v id e n t t h a t th e
G a rre tt A. H obart
Vice President. to P o r t E g b e r t, o n th e Y u k o n , n ity . If th is be im p e r ia lis m , let
Jo h n I la y ...................Secretory of State.
th e m m a k e th e m o st of it.'* M r in te n t of th e la w w as to p a y th e
Provi-
a fte r ta k in g a n e x p lo r in g p a r ty
c le rk for h is se rv ic e s fro m th e
nsumption cure.
l.vm an P. Gage. Secretary of T reasury..
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latnncd for an instan t it was worth trying. Hut ns a urow m ng person
p u t th a t in
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a n d m o n ey d e riv e d fro m th e d is tr ic t grasps a t a straw , so I tried this medicine. 1 w a s b etter a fte r tak in g two doses.
........Secretary of W ar. gjhle som e d a y to m a k e th e jo u rn e y
E lih n Root.
ta x a n d n o t fro m th e c o m m o n
Mother got more of ihe m edicine and I took it, im proving ad the time.
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sm o k e it.
Secretary of Navy.
t b e Y u k o n j n a p a r lo r e a r.
Jo in t P . Long
am as well as an y reader of this paper, an d the medicine th at cured me wm,
school fu n d .
Jam es A. G ary
Postm aster General.
A cker's English Rem edy for Consumption. 1 declare before God and man m a .
T h e in flu e n c e of th e m a s te r m in d
J o h n W . Griggs ...A tto rn e y General.
every word hero printed is tru e.”
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T h e M o d d e r a n d T u g e la riv e r -
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T h i s rc m a rk a b l» te s tim o n ia l, on file in th e offl
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Ja m e s W ilson. .Secretary of Agriculture.
is a lr e a d y b e in g felt in S o u th -A fric a .
.Cl.ief Justice, a re a t th e p re s e n t m o m e n t, p e r h a p s .
o n e d a y c a lle d d o w n in to h is s tu d y p r o p r i e t o r s o f Dr. A c k e r 's C e l e b r a t e d E n g l is h R e m e d y , is v o u c h e d t o r by tn e m , a s w e ll a s y
M elville W. Puller
G e n e ra l R o b e rts lia s m a p p e d o u t a j
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GALLERY OVER REPUBLIC CFFICE.
Dinger H erm ann. .Commissioner of the (h e m o st c o n s p ic u o u s s tr e a m s in
to p e rfo rm th e m a r r ia g e c e re m o n y
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a n d if su c c e ssfu l, force th e b u r g h e r s ; t
riv e r in N a ta l, b e in g s v e r tw o h u n ­
fa re ? ” a sk e d th e c le r g y m a n of the
T T. G eer ................................. Governor.
to w ith d ra w th e ir forces to th e
Ik 1. P u r .la r ........... Secretary of State. d re d m ile s lo n g , a t t a i n i n g a b r e a d th T r a n s v a a l. I l i s o rd e rs to G e n e ra l b rid e g ro o m .
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C . F. Moore........................... Treasurer. a t its m o u th of 450 y a r d s . F o r th e
M e th u e n a n d G e n e ra l B u lle t- a re
J . 1!. A ckerm an. S upt-l’ub.Instruction.
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F . C. Reed
Fish and Game Com. p a tc h e d fro m P r e to r ia to th e fro n t,
fenses o n th e p a r t of th e B o ers to
T h e fo llo w in g s to r y is to ld of a
r . s. senator .
a n d w ill m o st lik e ly b e u se d to o p ­
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 .
p ro te c t th e O ra n g e F re e S ta te fro m s;c o tc i, s e r v a n t g irl, n e w ly a rriv e d
<'.eorge W. McBride,
Joseph Simon
pose B u lle t’s a d v a n c e . T h is p r a c ­
GODO CARE AND PLENTY CF FEED, AT LIVE ANO LET LIVE F5ICE3, LdL’. EE
in v a s io n . T h e y w ill he forced t " 1 ¡n A u s tr a lia . O n th e d a y a fte r het-
CONGRESSMEN.
t i c a l l y d e n u d e s th e fo rts t h e r e o f
OUR MORO. BEST RIGS IN TOWN.
M. A. Moody............Thom as IE Tongue. i a r tille r y , a n d goes to show th e d ra w tro o p s fro m a ll p o in ts to a r r iy a l h e r m is tre s s o b se rv e d her
M o ro , O re g o n .
c h e e k th e a d v a n c e of th is c e n tr a l c o m in g d o w n th e s ta ir c a s e h ack -
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S tV E N T It JVDJC1AL DISTRICT.
B ritis h . T h e y e v id e n tly e x p e c t to
h . a . m o o r :
W H. MOORE.
“ W h y , b le ss y o u , m u m ,” w as th e
W. I.. Bradshaw ............. Circuit Judge. e n d th e w a r on th e f r o n tie r , tr u s t If th e y d o n o t, a n d R o b e rts forces
h is w ay to th e lev el p la in s of th e a n sw e r, “ we a lw a y s com e dow n
A. A. Ja y n e ......... Prosecuting Attorney.
A Ï IO II N E V - AT-1. A " '.
in g to th e f a ilu re of th e E n g lis h to
K. B. D ufur........................Joint Senator.
O ra n g e F ree S ta te , th e b u r g h e r s t h a t w ay a b o a r d s h ip .”
will i r.ACTie,: in any c . ivht o r Til: -T’. ti :.
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Jo h n M ie h e li
Jo in t Senator, N a ta l a n d o n th e b o rd e rs of th e
Office: over Krause harness shop,
“ Do y o u d a n c e o n y o u r toes.
in th e o p e n a n d fig h t w ith o u t th e
T r a n s a c t a G e n e ra l B a n k in g
Sherm an anti Wasco.
F re e S ta te .
Wasc>< Oregon.
a id of th e f r ie n d ly K o p jie o r re- M iss Q u ic k w it? ’
J . W. M orton and A. S. Roberts, Joint
E u s in e s s , M o ro , O r e g o n .
N ever, M r. C lu m s y . O th e r peo-
tr e a t to th e T r a n s v a a l, S h o u ld
Representatives, Sherm an, Wasco.
Letters of credit issued available on
M a tte r s m u s t he g e ttin g liv e ly
D R . O L IV E H A R T L E Y ,
S tIE R liA S COVXTV.
th is h a p p e n ,
it is a q u e s tio n p ie d o th a t fo r m e. ’
E astern states.
Jo h n F uttcn ” ” ” ! . . . . . . County .Tu,tgv, } ' , r th e W v . g n t r v d g n r r i.o n a t
A m l h e d id n ’t k n o w ju s t w h a t
w h e th e r th e F r e e s ta te r s w ill m a k e
P H Y S IC IA N AND S U R G E O N .
I ’ P . O rr, K. IE K ing, Coiuiuissioners. L a d y s m ith . T h e y h a v e in a m e a s-
Colhvlions made ut «1! jioii.ts on fa­
th e b e st te rm s th e y c a n w ith E n - sh e m e a n t u n til lie trie d to g e t a n -
W m. H enricfi«................................ Clerk. n r e beco m e e a v e d w e lle rs, h a tj v - g la n d o r m a r c h n o r th w ith th e ir o th e r d a n c e w ith h er.
vorable term s. Sight exchange and t< le-
M ORO.
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Office in «he People’s building.
graphic transfers seid on \e w Turk San
W n . H o ld er.................................... Sheriff. in g e x c a v a te d c h a m b e r s in
a llie s a n d le a v e th e ir c o u n tr y to its
Francisco, Portland, and Hawaii, Hono­
........... Treasurer.
\V. S tan ley ............
\V illie (w h o h a s e a te n h is a p p le )
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Attornev-at-la.w and Notary Public.
Y o u he E ve. a n d I ’ll he A 1 u n .
..........Coroner, p re s e n t sh e ll of th e e n e m y .
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T h e p e o p le a re fa r m o re p e a c e a b le ,
W illie — “ Now, y o u te m p t m e to Practices in all the Courts of this Stole.
Stock lns{iectcr. J a n im ed th e r iv e r below th e to w n
Olds « ............
All Lillies needing th e assistance of a
Ï »istriot No. S—Geo. M eader, Justice; so a s to flood th is u n d e r g r o u n d liv e in m o re c o m fo rt, a n d a re n o t e a t v o u r a p p le , a n d I ’ll su c c u m b .
tirst-class dres*-maker, are in­
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th e ir n e ig h b o rs in th e T r a n s v a a l.'
“ S i th e la d y e n g a g e d y o u a t on<
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w h a t th e y p ro fit b y th is w a r. if w ith m e ? ”
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fo r d in g th e riv e r.
i th e y a re su c c e ssfu l, is n o th in g in
J a p a n , h a s in c re a s e d 2 3 3 p e r c e n t.,
"Yes; sh e sa id th a t a n y g irl w ho
fre n i th e sin a lL st c a rd to p..:-lcr:- IS b y
..Oregon. \ \ 'e ca ;l a n ,J
Moro.
p r in t a n y s
a n d th e in c re a s e w ill c o n tin u e
c o m p a ris o n to w h a t th e y w ill lose co , j j s ta n d y o u for th r e e m o n th s
P R O M P T A T T E N T IO N TO C O L L E C T IO N S .
A good d e a l of in te r e s t w a s m a n i-
if th e E n g lis h g a in th e s u p re m a c y . m u s t b e a n a n g e l.”
r i g h t a lo n g .
24 ¡ n e h . s. W e h a v e in sto c k of m a o w n p r i m i n g
i feat a t th e p ro c e e d in g s of th e Re-
Anderson P.uilding.
V a lu a b le a s p h a lt d e p o s its a n d p u b lic a n L e a g u e in c o n v e n tio n as-
T h e re is a g re a t a m o u n t of s tr o n g
T h e fo llo w in g le tte r w as la te ly
r ic h __________
o il field s h a v e b e e n d isc o v e re d a e m h le d a t P o r tla . n d , o . n T u . e sd a y a n d lo u d t a l k th r o u g h th e p re ss g,.n t to n S h effield s c h o o lm a s te r :—
Moro. Oregon.
i n M e x ic o , a n d th e c h a n c e s a re la s t, o v e r th e n o m in a tio n s for p rest- a n j b v som e of o u t r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s
“ D e a r S ir P le a s e e x c u se m y
S S . H U N T IN G T O N .
t h a t A m e ric a n c a p ita l w ill he u se d d e n t. A t firs t it w as th o u g h t J . M.
£ ongre39 d e m a n d in g t h a t th e b oy a s c r a tc h in g h isse lf. l i e ’s got H. S WILSON
W ith a n I w ith o u t iu tlo r t nt, it'..,
C h u rc h of L a G ra n d e w o u ld be U n ite d S ta te s m e d ia te b e tw e e n th e a new fla n n e l s h ir t o n . '
t o d e v e lo p th e m .
WATCHES, JEWELF.Y, SILVERWARE AND
e le c te d w ith o u t o p p o s itio n , b u t a t E n g lis h a n d T r a n s v a a l g o v e rn ­
SPECTACLES.
O n e of th e p r in c ip a l re a s o n s th e l a s t m o m e n t it w a s d e c id e d to
’T h e v te ll m e v o u h a v e h a d
m e n ts. W h y * th is
g o v e rn m e n t
ATTORXCV9-AT-LAW ,
All W o rk W a r r a n te d F ir s t- C la s s .
w h y th e D e m o c ra tic m e m b e rs o f 'b r i n g o u t
W . S c rib e r, a lso of L a sh o u ld d o a n v t h i n g of th e k in d a t som e m o n e y left y o u ." sa id B row n,
FEB. 14, l'.MX’.
W . A . R A Y M O N D , P h o to g r a p h e r ,
MORO, OREGON.
Do not put off till to-morrow what you can
do to-day. Delay is dangerous.
RE’.SSKABLS RATES.
FIRST-CLASS PICTURES-
N. W. THOMPSON,
e a
Proprietor of the
ALTAMONT JR. LIVERY,
FEED, AND SALE STABLES.
PRACTICAL HOUSE-PAINTER,
PAPER-HANGER, GRAINER
AND NATURAL WOOD-FINISHER.
:
:
OREGON.
M ORO,
F.
C. !. BRIGHT,
M OORE
RED
B R O S .,
BARN
STABLES.
LIVERY
GOOD RIGS, GOOD FEED.
Good care given stock.
Terms reasonable.
W. C. JOHNSTON, Prop.,
I.
DRESS-MAK1NC PARLORS.
E.
Ü
M i t t & MU1H,
13 THE BEST IN THE COUNTY.
iAWKRS.
w. e. hablev , ’ S r E „ V , E c R A L
J ï WEL ï B
FO RM S
OF
NOTES,
ÁHB OPTICIAN.
HUNTIKCTOH & WILSON,
.1.
t h e K e n tu c k y le g is la tu r e o b je c te d G ra n d e , as a r iv a l c a n d id a te , su p -
to m e e tin g in L o n d o n w a s t h a t no p o rte d h v th e H o n . W . R . E llis of
H e p p n e r . M r. C h u rc h , w h o w as
liq u o r is so ld in th e to w n .
n o m in a te d b y W a lla c e M c C a m a n t
M o re t h a n $ 6 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a y e a r is o f P o r tla n d , se c o n d e d h v W . H .
th e p re s e n t tim e , c o n s id e rin g p re s-
p re se n t
_ .
e n t c o n d itio n of a ffa irs a t th e se a t
of w a r, we fa il to see.
T h e lig h t so
fa r seem s to he a s q u a r e c o n te s t
ónd"e r th e M a rq u is of * Q u e a n sb e rry
p a id for liq u o r lic e n se s in th e S ta te M oore of S h e r m a n , a n d P u tn a m of ruk>g w ith p v erv roU nj e n d in g d e-
«,f P e n n s y lv a n ia , w h ic h g iv e s o n e W h e e le r, w a s e le c te d o n th e first cklcd’jy in favor' o f th e s m a lle r m a n .
a n id e a of th e a m o u n t of m o n e y b a llo t, re c e iv in g 50 9 v o tes to S c ri- ; J o h n B u ll is b ig e n o u g h to ta k e
p a id to th e liq u o r o c to p u s b y th e b e r ’s ’2 76. M r .C h u r c h , a f te r th a n k -
■care of h im s e lf, a n d th e Boer seem ?
’ in g th e L e a g u e fo r th e h o n o r c o n ­ to h e fu lly a b le to d o th e sa m e , n o t-
c itiz e n s of t h a t s ta te .
fe rre d on h im , s a id in , - p a . r t : , " W , e w ith s ta n d in g h is in f e r io r ity in size.
v
o
i,
• k*
.
A r t h u r f e c a l i m ig h t n o t
, h a v e n o t b een in th e h a b it ot se n d - _ D u fu r p i 8 p a tc h .
c u t m uch
a s a c a n d id a te for in g to th e O reg o n le g is la tu r e a full
v ic e -p re s id e n t, b u t h e k n o w s a ; re p u b lic a n d e le g a tio n . W o h a v e
A n a g e n t w as in o u r to w n a few
p o litic a l s itu a tio n w h e n he sees it, heen m ix e d
c o n s id e r a b ly ;
h u t d a y s ago w o rk in g u p b u sin e ss for
a s h e p ro v e d b y s a y in g se v e ra l th in g s h a v e c h a n g e d , a n d th is y e a r t h c C o lu m b ii 1 R iv e r R. R . & N avi-
u^
d a y s a g o : “ M c K in le y w ill be re- j f in J th e s e n tiin c n t
n o m in a te d a n d re -e le c te d .”
th e c o u n ty is to s ta n d
w ork for th e in te r e s ts
I t d o es n o t s p e a k w ell fo r tire iic a n p a r ty , a n d th u s
a ll th r o u g h
„ a tio n c Co. - T h e y p ro p o se to h a v e
to g e th e r a n d b o a ts o n th e riv e r e a r ly in th e
of th e re p u b - g p fjn g , a>1d th e ir r a te s o n w h e a t to
se n d a so lid p o rt i a n J w ill h e m u c h lo w e r t h a n
" Y e s ,” re p lie d S m ith , s a d ly , " it
F IR S T
left m e lo n g a g o .”
N A T IO N A L
B ro w n — " T h e y s a y G re e n lias The Dalle?
been w a n d e rin g in h is m in d la te ly .
I.
B la c k — “ W ell, h e ’s safe e n o u g h , D r .
he c a n ’t get f a r .”
BANK
................. Oregon.
M.
P H Y S IC IA N
sm
ANO
r r i
d e e d s, m o r t­
g ages, n o te s, le g a l b la n k co v e rs,
e tc ., c a ll a t th e L ea der jo b office
a n d in s p e c t o u r b la n k s a n d p ric e s.
W e wil1 show 4hc n P a te st b l:in k s a t
m o st re a s o n a b le p ric e s.
i.
SURGCON
Office at Drug Store.
If you want to know the live business
men consult the advertising columns of
the L eader .
Moro.......................................
If y o u w a n t b la n k
Factory agent for Bicycles. Pianos, Or­
gans, G raphophones and Kodaks.
BLO CK.
A LL
K IN D S
OF
H IG H
s tric tly f ir s t- c la s s a n d p ro p e rly w o rd s d .
M ono ......................................... O regon .
EXPRESS AND
BAGGAGE TRAKSi'ER.
D H A Y IN G
AND
.......................... a s c o n s is te n t w ith o u r q u a lity of w o rk ...............
T R U C K IN G
« r w c
ALL KINDS TEAKÎKC ABOUT TOY.’ll. o th e rs.
PROMPT AND CHEAP.
¡c o u n ty .
I a n n o u n c e h e re t h a t ,
if T h e
c ro p p ro 9 p e c ts
for
G il lia n t
«. m
c o m p a ris o n of o u r w o rk
and
p ric?»
w ith
anv
S a m p le s c a n he seen in m a n y p la c e s a ll o v e r th e c o u n ty a n d
a t o u r office.
MORO PUBLISHING CO.
r . P. D cM O SS,
DENTAL W ORK.
• Office h o u rs: 9 :30 to 12 m .; 1 :30 to 5 p . m.
M e ro , O re g o n .
p * ».... .
PATENTS
DESIGNS
TRADE-MARKS
AND COPYRIGHTS
OBTAINED
FREE
ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY
Notice in “ In ven tive Age ”
Book " H o w to obtain Patents'
C h a rg e » moderno. No fee till patent is secured. '
’
Letters strictlv confidential. Address,
.
. G. SIGGERS. Palent l.awver. Washington. D.C. .
tig h t a g a in s t h is o w n c o u n tr y .
in v ite
CLASS
Office over the Bank. Moro, Oregon.
■
T h e P o rtla n d -C h ic a n o S p o c ia l.
-
j Commencing o u f o f Portland AnguU In »¿rG C o u n ty C o u r^ o fnth e S ta to ° f
i ioth tra in No. 2, and continuing daily.
onm
OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW
Oregon.
Dr. Lioyd D. Idleman,
» dentist . *
DOES
W arrantee Deeds, Crop and Chattel Mort­
gages, Releases of Mortgage, etc.,
1 THE WEAR AND TEAS OF MEN’S NERVES I
?
th e C irc u it C o u rt of th e S ta te of
ing claims against said estate are hereby
O re g o n f o r S h e r m a n C o u n ty .
required to present the same with the
x in u r I r
P l iin tiff
vs
hers
therefor
to
said
execu-
T
h
w
iM J . Miller. J r 1 kuntilt, is .
proper vouc-----
M ittie Miller, Defendant.
tor at the law office of J. B. Hosford, ill
the city of Moro, in said Sherm an To Millie Miller, th e above named de­
fendant :
county, Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
In the name of th e State of Oregon:
the date of this notice.
Dated a t Moro. Oregon, this 10th day You are hereby required to appear and
answer th e com plaint filed against you
of November, 1899.
in the above entitled court and cause by I
B. 8. K elsav ,'
Executor of the estate of J. J. l.atoiy. the first day of th e term of court fol-
nlohi lowing th e expiration of th e tim e pre-:
deceased.
_serilied in the order for the publication :
of this summons, to -w it: on or before I
SUM M ONS.
Monday, th e 2<>tli day of March. A. D.
In the Circuit Court of the State of 1900, th a t being the’ first day of the ,
next regular term, of the above entitled ,
Oregon for Sherm an County.
Lelia Arminie Finley, plaintiff, vs. court; a u d it you fail to so appear and
answer said com plaint, for want thereof!
George E. Finley, defendant.
To George L. l'inlev, the above named tlio plaintiff will apply to tiie court t r
» the
1 relief
t : - f prayed
u ...... 1 A
..»* ...
. kill .
for
in Lie
his ia.li,
s aid I f* com-
defendant
th at the
In the name of the State of Oregon: plaint, to -w it: lo r a «le
You are herebv required to appear and bonds of m atrim ony now existing h e -,
er the com . plaint
you tween
and yourself
he t*. dis-
. « tiled against
i
i I the
. I plaintiff
. . ..:i».l..,*,Ai
tT lx.x o no
til
n e x t J u n e e v e ry c o u n ty m .O re g o n
c t jie b e St in th e h is to r y of th e „„¡„ te rru p te d dining car service for the
“ C o rp o ra l” T a n n e r m a d e a b u l l ’s-
. . . . .
I O. K. & N. connections for east ami
ere s b e T h e .».<1 « » m e m o ria l 1 i « « »» » « « lo r , h e « P » ’’1" * " I c o a n t y . - C o n d o n G lo b e.
west diounil through passengers via
' G ranger or Ogden. New chair cars of
m e e tin g io h o n o r o[ Ih e la te G e n - : callïC a s " e
o r is I b e lie v e U n
B e n ja m in latest" pattern are to he added to the
is
T h e fo llo w in g
e r a l H e n r y W . I.a w to n : “ G e n e ra l »■> « " “ “ ‘J « ‘» . O re g o n w
- i ill
l l have
,h
w r r i itte
t t e n n i present through
service
of Sk.e.,ers
Pullman
r
a
n
k
l
i
n
’s
fa
m
o
u
s
e
p
ita
p
h
, w
Paihlllin
Tourist
. .
. >
i
- ». _
rg e e st st re
r e p p u u b b l lic a n m ijo
a jo rity
r ity sh e r
th th e e la la rg
L a w to n ’s d e a d h a n d p o in ts a n a c ­
rer h a d in th e h is to r y of th e by h im s e lf a b o u t h im se lf, a n d p re - making an entirely vestibu’.ed tram .
h a s ev
c u s in g fin g e r a t th o se p e rso n s
W e a r e g o in g to m a k e a se rv e d a s a lite r a r y c u r io s ity :
e'rten’s iivH 'adverti.-ed limited trains in
ly :
c a llin g
th e m s e lv e s
a n ti- im p e r i­ s ta te
th e east. For rates and further par­
T
h»
Body
sq u a re -to e d fig h t. 11 is re p u b lic a n s
ticulars inquire of
1. J. K kifek .
a lis ts .”
of
W e had a
a g a in s t d e m o c ra ts
Agent C. 8. By., Moro, Or.
Benjamin Franklin,
G r e a t B r ita in h a s w a iv e d a n y p o p u lis t p a r ty u p th e r e fo r se v e ra l
Printer,
C o n te s t N otlco.
r i g h t th e C la y to n - B u lw e r tr e a ty y e a rs . I t got lo s t l a s t y e a r, a n d is
(Like the cover of an old book,
D
epartment of the I nterior ,
1
I g h t h a v e g iv e n h e r to s h a r e in now h u n tin g th e w ig w a m , a n d w e]
Us contents torn out,
U nited States Land Office,
131
w ill h a v e a la rg e s u p p o r t fro m And strip t of its lettering and gilding)
Tin1 Dalles, Oregon, Dee. IS, 1899. 1
t'.ie c o n tr o l of th e N ic a ra g u a c a n a l, !
Eies here, food for worms.
A sufficient contort affidavit having
th
e
m
.
I
b
eliev
e
it,
a
n
d
h
a
v
e
e
v
e
ry
if c o n s tr u c te d b y th e U n ite d S t a t e s ..
Yet the work itself shall not lie lost, ! been tiled in this office by Jonathan
Toot, contestant, against homestead
S till, th o se w h o a r e B o e r-m a d i a s s u ra n c e t h a t s u c h w ill ba th e
For it will, as he believed,
entrv No. U441, inmle l eb. 7, 1893, for
c
ase.
1
d
o
n
o
t
th
in
k
,
fro
m
w
h
a
t
1
Appear
once
more,
k e e p o n in s is tin g t h a t th e E n g lis h
, N
N W l4 of Section St), and \V '■» 8
c a n le a r n , t h a t th e r e w ill he a t h i r d
VV ‘'i of Section 19, T ow nship4 S, Range
In a new
a r e n o t o u r frie n d s.
18 E, hv Pearl D. McCune, contestce, in
p a r ty in th e field th e r e th is y e a r .
'
And more beautiful edition,
which
it is alleged t h a t : said l’earl D. ........ ..........-
t m » n » i>
Corrected and ainemled
McCune lias wholly abandoned said Monday, the 2t.th day of M an h, A. D
S in c e o u r la s t le a g u e m e e tin g th is
T h e e y es of th e B r itis h p u b lic
.........
..
A
M
H
),
th
a
t
being
(lie
first
day of the
By
1 tra c t; th a t lie Itas changed his residence 1
h a v e ht en o p e n e d to th e fa c t t h a t g o v e rn m e n t h a s b een m a k in g his-
m onths next regular term of tlie above entitled
The Author.
i therefrom for more th a n th a six
t said t r a c t ! court; and if you fail to s> appear and
lu a n y of th e s h ip s o f th e ir n a v y , to ry , a n d h a s m a d e it v e ry r a p id ly ,
since making said e n try ;
swer said com plaint, for want thereof
is
not
settled
upon
and
cultivated
a? re- j , ‘ an
‘G e n tle m e n of th e ju r y ,” sa id
are herel.;
t he plaintiff will a, »ply .to »læ - u r i Jo r
w h ic h h a v e b een c o u n te d o n a s th e T h e g o v e rn m e n t h a s fin ish e d ho n -
b u lw a r k of th e c o u n tr y , a rc a rm e d o ra h ly a n d w ith d is p a tc h o n e w a r, a n e lo q u e n t Q . C ., “ re m e m b e r th a t ,}otificd to appear, respond and offer tim relief pray'Y'j
lendant, lii.-i costs and disbursem ents
made and expended in this su it; and
(or such oth er and further relief as t
the court may seem equitable and just.
This summons is served unon you by
p„U h
of H.
J.*” ,',
ó
g
ó
O
¿
forth facts whiel. show th at ’a fte r'd u e court, duly made
ts V ^ e
S ° n d $ k 7 ’’ tt" d V° Ur
.
g a in for th e p r e s e n t in c u m b e n t of m a k e h e r cho ice of fo u r o u t of : ; S o r b e ‘n X lli t 'L ‘i!endoh "rd-'red
^ b l k X i oj^t'his* summons is a d d re s s to th e L e a p e ii M o r o .^ n ,
E n g l a n d ’s a r m y a n d n a v y d e p a r t- a
m e n ts , a n d t h a t th e y be sw e p t in to th e office of p re s id e n t of th e U n ite d e v e ry five m e n sh e m e e ts.”
eh „ ami directed th a t such notice he given ..made January Jd, I KK»
receive th e L i,.im .t. a n d M l.i.MA
S h e - “ B u t i t ’s th e fifth m a n
th e a s h jiit p r e p a r e d for in c o m p e - S ta te s , th e w hole th in g w ill he sa t-
' ,r^ ' i:u’a ^ o,L .gi p .;, ! j:;w?t
Ato.rm-y f.e ilaiu'tiff-
OttBuoNiAX o n e y e a r.
w
a
n
t?
.
i.-faetori’l V e.'.rrie 1 o u t.”
te n ts .
Júo’i r.”4 W- m« u
u • Hu»' va i.
Results iu dcbililv—exhaustion, not on’y ex­
haustion of the body, but exhaustion of the
m ental fivnlties as wo1.!.
The nerve cells of the h idy have beoa robbed
of their vital torees. The n;-rves have no life
in them ; liten 1 r > all the organs of the body
suffer from lack of nerve control, and this
1 lood v< ssels tlu.t sunntv tli> so « rgaus arc not
in proper rove. “ H V D Y A íí corree'« the
s’
e v it
I’. l'D Y A X provides this vitality or
nerve fore,- that, is w an tin g .’’ Are von np-
pri a hi. g this < ond'.tii ’.i o f N e n ous Debility ?
Am v ia g n w in g p r.'m aturely old? D» you
su'd r w ith 1 oaiLichts (Fig. t): hollow eyes or
dark rings und« r eyes (Fig. 2); pn’o. th in fact*
and sunken cheeks (Pig. 8); weakness of limbs
(PSg. I); a poor app- ri'e and im p a ir’d iudigv*s-
t ou (Pig. iii; torpid fiver (Fig. Hl. and eostive-
s- a 11 a: d t ill . i f G 'l g . ; I: > V have von
•fizzy s|a 11s? Do yon suffi-r ►B p'.iss nights?
Do yon have horrid diaam s? D» yon aw ake
in the tuoruiug hollow-eyed And tired out?
Are you despondi'Ut. mel.uicholv ? D> vou
r um s K-iety? Are yo-.tr knees shaky? Have
you puiu in th e small of th e hack?
Tht se synipt« ms all tell you tl.at your n. rves
rre tailing y< u: th a t v o n wi l grow <dd long
U •• re your t :ae. U Ú D Y A N will save vou;
U FL Y A N wilt make e. r. lu st, strong, manly
lean ot you. ilL L Y A X revives, restores, re-
juvei’i:t"s Go to vour druggist at once and
get I’l-DT AI» . No other rem edy; ju st HUD-
i AN, ti r Hl DT AN is wh.it you uued.
t ’.'l e:- symptoms of this terrible affliction
that l i s t s so m any men are cold h mds and
1
; .. p v 'i.o n of the heart, hot tli-lies, i
c’.omhd m .m ory, n ius!-.i a lte r c itin g , tw itch- <
ing of muscles« spots bi-fore th e tves, shooting
pains, weariness, tiem hlings, soditneut in
urine, l.-ai v eyes, Eivimaiing in ear«, a shaky,
all-gone feeling.
Remember HUDYAN. Bo a vigorous, ro­
bust m an. a man w ith nerves of steel, a man
w ith muscle? of iron.
__
HVDYAN is w onderful.
H UDYAN i?
acknowledged by our leading medical men to K- th e greatest nerve uml
tis>r.e builder know n Io med eal science. HUDYAN will lift you from
that dfe of despondency un 1 dise.niragemein th at v o n aro now in. and
w ill make of y o u a happy man. Try HUDY AN, you will so n be com iuced.
1 u .y.m ( uii s omen s N e n e s. 1 h lusauds of women use Hudvan.
I «ET H19YAN
I HUDYAN EEÍE4Y CO.
six ps
keep it. send direct to
Cor. rioekton, Ellis and Market Street,
?»» FraaclMo, Cal.