Sherman County observer., October 13, 1897, Image 1

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OBSERVER.
(X T O B E K
UP.
O re g o n
13,
We Print Envelope«, Tage, Bill Heads,
le tte r Heads, Posters, Sutem ente, Pro-
«ram n i«, Cards, Circulars, lab els, Note
Heads, Books. Briefs, hale Bills, Pam­
phlet«. Anything on the Earth in the
Line of Printing, so Don’t send Your
Orders out of the Countv.
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Order» by mail promptly filled
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Addre«»
IR E L A N D BROTHER.»,
Moro. Bhermat, county, Or
Q uick and C M * r .
1897.
TIIESI'AMAKIIS’ KITI.V
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
NO . 7.
ON
A C ro w d
THE
SAILOR
BOY.
f f h o W e r e G la d to G e t A w a y
F r o m S t. M ic h a e ls .
SOME
COMPA BISONS
Portland, Oct. 12.—The East Si.le
OFFICIAL REPORTS SHOW THE
Port Townsend, Wash., O ct 11.__
Railway C4iinpatiy’s car, Ona, bound D e c is iv e A c t io n H a s N o t Y e t
T ra n sa ct a G eneral
MORO
*
MO KO LODGE No. * L MEETS
DIFFERENCE IN THE TIMES.
The s< hooner Sailor Boy, Captain P et­
a n d O ld W o r l d .
for Portland, was held up at Mekirnm
Fellow« h a ll every Tue»*la* even
Practices in all the courts of this state Banking Business
OREGON
I ng R*,?*'*^
B een T a k e n .
All
sojourning b others »re in v ite d to
erson,
arrive«!
at
1
o
’clock
this
after­
station,
four
m
iles
this
side
of
Oregon
it „ tend
x M _
H . A. IH o M so V w M.
Oregon.
M o ro
noon, direct form St. Michaels, having I « tie r th e F lr a t HO D a y s uf Ih o ♦ le e » ,
Letters of credit issue«l
I ity, at 6:45 last evening, by two high­
H. s. M c D ksbl , Retsirder.
available on Eastern states
left there .September 10. Thk Sailor
waymen,
and
from
the
35
passengers
B R IE F AND INTERESTING ITEM«
pK^KEE
la n d -W íle o n L o w T a rilV t h r ( u u n l r y
„ . OF HONOR. IIEKKEN LODGE
W . H U N T IN G
on board >»7 was taken. Both the TO CHANGE SYSTEM OF WARFARE Boy brought nine passengers from St.
.. h u
" ■ ' • • G ' . ' I . Meet» in O dd Fellow«
W a » lu a F a a le I i i d r r th e M r K l a l e y -
“ ‘•••’■“¿»•.«•ver* M onday n ig h t S o jo u rn e rs te
Michaels,
who
came
to
sjiend
the
w
in­
rohliers were armed with revolvers,
(’oil- etimi» made at all points on favorable
1* ifn lly in v ite li to » tren L
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
líln g le y T a r if f th e < o u tttry C o n fld e o t.
term« sight e«< tiHiige and telegraphic trans­
ter
rather
than
endure
the
liardhsips
each
had
hi»
face
hlack«»ned,
and
each
Mts« M ary P c p l k s , Recorder.
fers »old ou New Ì ork. Chicago. St Loul». s»u t o . u p r c h « .n s l» e K e a le w o / t h . Im p u r e -
_____
Mas. amkmica M oobk , c . of H.
District No. 3. Sherman County,
acted w ith ¡lerfect calmness during the T h e In e u r g e n t a J e e r a n d T a u n t t h » incident to semi-camp life at St. E F. Fassosa, Special CorreapondeaL
Francisco, Portland, 1 he Dalle« ana various
a n t H a p p e n in g » t»f t h e C u r ­
points
in Oregon and Washington.
Michaels until the river opens in the
IV O O D M E X
OF
THE
W O R LD
MORO
robbery. Not a single shot wa« fired
M o ro . O re g o n .
Washington, D. C.— The cl«jse of the
> p a it l« h D u r i n g u n K n g u g e iu e i. l
11 k i i t n‘,V 't>l ï'? .*', H l e n U,e " •»’■Id. m .vts
re n t M e e k .
spring. The returning passengers had first sixty days of die operations of the
by either the robliers or passengers.
S trict a tte n tio n given to all C o lle c tio n * e n ­ J s X n r .sk.
a t < « u ia r u n « i H ills .
" * M d r e lio » » tini! every Wednesdav evening
tru s te d to me. Term* reasonable. P rom pt re­
gone north on the steamers Eliza An- new tariff law and the business im ­
H M B eall ,
Ealward Langtry, the former hus­ An absurd civ ility prevails«!, and when
1 ‘ ting choppers arc in v ite li to atten d
Presi.lent.
turns. Office Watkins Building. I pstairs.
< a»hi. r.
" w Hoijtut, Clerk.
band of Lilv Langtry, has been placed the work had been finished the high­
Madrid, Oct. 11.— A cabinet council, derson and Merwin. Their names are: provement* which are visible in every
W. H. M oors . C. C.
in an insane asylum.
waymen hade their victim« a courteous fit which the que<*n regent preaided, J. Q Barnum, of Murray, Idaho; Dr. direction during that tim e have sug­
F rank MrsKFKr
E B PVFVR.
^ » H E K M k N CO H O R T IC l L T l R U . SOC IETY
J-ip.tu has name,! two delegate* to adieu and said they w«»uld call again wan held here today. When the m in­ Proot, of Michigan; Dr. Front, of New gested a com|«arison of the conditions
Ih ‘‘ - 4 s*<“ rd»y afternoon of each
&
M E N L F E L
attend the international sealing confer­ when broke. They then hacked a short isters aepara ted, the premier, Senor York; Kaufman, of Chicago; Ander­ during the two months in question
ao n th in Moore Rroa H a ll. Moro. A ll perron» 0 U F U R
T h e D a lle s , Or.
distance into the brush and secrete«! Sagasta, announces! to the uewspa|a*r son, of Chicago;; Kappapal, of Sioux with those of the Corresponding date in
*_u
I ” ” ‘UI‘ c “ lu ‘ re in Sherm an county
ence at Washington, D. C.
re in v ite d to attend.
Im in-
A
general
banking
business
transact»
men that no final division had l»een City, la.; Robinson, of San Francia«-o, the first year of the C levelan«!
At Dixon, la ., the dea<l rtody of Rob­ them se.ves until the car moved or.
J. M. P arry . Secretary.
ed, deposit* received, subject to sight ert Parks was found in his burn
The work of the two men is well in taken in regard to the reply which and W. If. Churchill, of New York ietration, during which tim e the free
ATTORNEYS AT LAV
i ng line with the attempt «in the O. It. «k Bpsin will make to the note of the city.
draft or check.
B
All the returning passengers trade congress, elected widi President
B C S I K K S A C .A K 1 X 4 .
Collections
made
and
proceeds house. It is believed he was murdered N. paseenger only a short tune ago. United States, hand«*«] to the Duke of agr«?e that St. Michaels will never be Cleveland, was just beginning its at­
for his money.
t h e D a l l e » . O r . promptly remitted on day of collection.
V o g t B lo c k
but the result was more satisfactory to letu an, when he was minister for f«.r- |>opu!ar as a place of refitdence.
tack upon the protective system which
>ight and telegraphic exchange sold
During a quarrel at their home in
Captain Peterson says the Yukon the Dingley law sixty days ago re-es­
the
robbers. Who ttoev are is uuko< *n eign affairs, by the Luittxl States m in­
W . H R a <. s i . a LI.
R. E. HaWklksa'S
j w
San hr an cisco and Port­ St. Louts, George P. Peffer, a stenog­
ister.
rivet was still open to navigation when tablished.
to the authorities, although some
land.
rapher, shot his father-in-law, Robert sons on the car assert«*«! that they per-
I R A G S D A L E & H O SK IN SO N
The Imparcial says it learns that the he left, but water was so low that boats
D IK K C V « » K * :
rec-
The two periods from July 24 to Sep­
Delaney, through the brain, and then
lb 1 • T h o m p s o n ,
J s o . S. S c h k x c k
«jgniaed the voice of one of them. The reply of Spain will satisfy H|«aniat) sus­ :»f over 15 inches draught could not tember 24 in the year« 1803 and 1887,
killed
him
self.
Ku.
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V
V
.t
u
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A.
1.1«»”
A T T O R N E Y -A T LAW
pursuit was eommenoad as wsm as the ceptibilities in making clear to Presi­ crpea many hart which showed at irreg­ respectively, present a marked contrast
Eddie Bosley, the 20-months-ol 1 car to u lj rea, h this city aud the poli«*e dent McKinley the resolute attitude ular intervals in the river’a course, and as to busintrse conditions and it is
a-
R e a l E s t a t e . C o l l e c t i o n a n d In s u r a n c e ____________ H. M. B t .ix ,
A gcncv.
child of Mrs. Gevirge Bosley, was killed could lie return«*d to tiie scene, but so which Spain maintains in regard to a» a result all efforts to go up the river sible to obtain from government rerorda
Abstract of Titles and Conveyancing
• t Bothell,W ash., by a Seattle A Inter, far n«> trace of them can lie found.
this fall w ill be fruitless.
Captain some data bearing opon this subject
Cuba.
G R A S S V A L L E Y , OR.
J. V. O ’LEA R Y
a specialty.
national tram. The ch ild ’s head »as
Moro. Sherman County, Oregon.
The Oua left Or«*gon City at 6:20
Accor.ling to El Heraldo. Spain’s Peterson does not think either Captain and now «-specially interesting.
W e respectfully solicit t*u«inc«a in our lin e,
severed from its body.
The following data gathered from
There were about 35 passengers aboard, reply to the I nited States w ill point Frank Worth’s or Mayor Wood's boats
insuring that promptness a hlch always follow
strict attention to matters of this character,
The I nion Pacitio com m ittee has the seats nearly all taring full. At out if American interests suffer by w ill be able to go to Dawson City he- official reports presents a picture of the
tidetn of our a b ility to handle the la t u r in
Plans and estim ates furnished for all a con
acceded to the government’s contention Meldrum station there is a »wit, h, reason of the war in Cuba, they (the fore next June, notwitstanding the fact sixty-day period of the year 1893 with
m anner satisfactory to all.
xes and styles of buildings. All work
Mr. Hankinson i> prepared to try eausrs in
that its lien on the Union Pacific road which necessitates a slowing down for Americans! are them selves to blame for that both were all rea*ly to make the which the two months just ended cor­
all courts, state and federal.
warranted to give satisfaction.
respond both as to the portion of the
if*», ludes the fdmaha bridge, and that it a distance. The track at tin« jmint is it, inasmuch as the insurrection is as­ attempt when the Sailor Boy left.
R u tle d g e . O r e g o n
The Sailor Boy did not sight or hear year and the period of the presidential
has increased its cash bid so as to make in a very light cat, and «in l«oth sides sisted from the Unite«] States. El Her­
1. M. S M IT H
anything of the schooner Bryant, which administration and also proximity to
th entire concession approximate!v $5,- there is a «-onsideralde grow th of low aldo says also:
R. C. W a l l is . I»eputy. Ktifns. Or.
E. O l i s . ItepQty, Grass Valley, Or.
000.000. This would make its guaran­ underbrusii and ferns. \\ ben the t na
“ W e understand that the govern­ broke loose from the tug Holyoke off tariff legislation:
J. D. W il c o x , lieputy, Kent, Or.
Week ending July 24, 1893— Failure
ty offer for the property, including the was passing this place the uxotorman ment will express its confidence that Kadiak island in a severe storm, Sep-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
M anufacturer of and 1 Heeler in
of Boieman, M on t, National Bank;
sin king fund, now in the treasury about h«ard something running through the the new policy to be pursued with re­ temlier 20.
There had been no news direct from four Denver banks ckjsed their doors;
f50.000.000
ira css.
Whips,
brush an,1 ferns, which he suppose] gard to Cuba will produce a change in
O f f ic e a t t h e D r u o S t o r e .........
Dawson City received at S l . Michaels bank suspensions in other western
was cattle fi«-eing from the car. A the attitude of the Unite«! States.”
Tbs
I
nited
States
circuit
court
has
Saddles,
Spars,
It is semi-officially announce! that for four weeks previous to leaving, and cities; two bank failures in Milwaukee
decided that tapioca flour must be taxed moment later, however, he realized
.........................» « Burn, «»regain
Bridles,
Stirrups.
E
WEST. liBiger.
Io n , Ort$on a duty of 3 cents per pound. This that the Somethings were «vnntug to­ ' a plain-Genera I Weyler will be re­ no news <*an possibly be brought by and runs on numerous other backs;
w ill increase the government revenue ward the car. and that their «peed was called from Cuba this month, and that river before next summer, as ice was Commercial Bank of Denver fails, capi­
Collars,
Ships,4c. £)R J . W . \ O G h L
it is probable the oorte» w ill be d is­ already forming in the salt water at tal >250,000; bank failures at Vernon,
many
hundreds of thousands of dollars mit due to fright.
L a r g e s t a n d M ost C o m m o d io u s
A m edium -siied m m stepped on th«- solved m December and a new parlia­ the mouth of the river, and the fresh Texas, and K noxville, Tenn., capital
T e n ts a n d W ag o n C overs.
per annum. This flour is used alun«t
S | » e e i* li » t f o r K e f r a c l l o a a u d D e f e c t » o f
water m ast certainly have been frozen >200,000; failure of Tacoma, Wash ,
H ouse in M oro.
exclusively in ail the Chinese laundries front step w hile the .-ar was still go­ ment «.'onvuked in March.
th e K ye .
to
a considerable thickness at that time. National Bank, capital >200.000; also
ing
slow
ly,
and.
approaching
the
mo-
in the I nitefl States because of its
M e th o d » M a i l ( e a t g .
W e l l K e p t . G o o d M e a l» . G o o d Heats.
-^6*W Morrison, cor. Front Street,
"In a month form now ,” said be, “ I failures of banks at Great Falls. Mont.,
torman. peremptorily comuiande«l him
cheapness,
as
starch,
and
it
has
Deen
AU kinds of repairing promptly
Ix>u«i«<n,
O«7t.
11.—
The
Madrid
cor-
furtlsaai. Dr.
and neatly done.
the most formidable obstacle to the to stop the car. The motoriuan did r«»js«ndent of the Tim«-s, referring to do not believe there w ill be 100 persons and Orlando, F la., capital >2o0.0o0;
Dr Vogel ia w e ll known to residents o f »ber-
Want« of customers carefully at ten. leal
at St. Michaels, as nearly everytxidy is suspension of work in manufactories
starch
manufacturing industry in the not grasp the situation at first, hut the cabinet council says:
countv
guaranteed
to
give
to. Patronage of the public is respect­
«eondSL, Near Moody's Warehouse satisfaction.
preparing to come back. A great many reported from all section*
thought
a
joke
was
ta*ing
(«erpetrated.
local page for announcem ent.
United
Statea.
The
cabinet
was
unaniomus
in
the
fully solicite»! by the management.
Week ending August 1.1893— Nation­
The
highwayman
soon
disabus'd
hia
otunion that the system of warfare in will oom« down on the Portland. But
The Inmbenng town of Austin, Pa.,
was nearly wiped off the map by tire’ mind by poking a revolver into his Cuba must be «'ompletely changed. a majority left ere this on the schooner al bank at Manchester, N. H ., and In­
YOUR F A U L T
Novelty, which was discharging cargo dianapolis, Ind.. fail, cpaitai >500,000;
Only five dwellings remain.
Fully face as an additional emphasis, which Sp«-cial attention was drawn to the de­
at St. Michaels when we le ft The failure of First National Bank at Spo­
in
lu,*«M
the
motoriuan
to
act
promptly.
plorable «xinditton of the sick and
If you are in poor health or &00 persons are homeless.
captain of the Novelty w ill bring down kane. Wash., capital >250. OiK«; ten
The robber asked hint if be ha*I any
tour horses not feti right.
The loading Dealer in Sherman County
The Hotel Lafayette, at Minnetonka. money, and. being answered in the wounded soldiers now arriving. This all those having sufficient monev to pay banks suspend in one dav (July 17),
In First-class ” U p-to-b ate”
M inn..the largest summer resort in the negative. |.atted his pickets to ascer­ aspect was considered at the direct in- their board on the trip, no fare being capital >2.000.030; bank failures in
West, was totally destroy «si by tire. tain if the answer was true. | | e t h n itation of the queen regent.
charged. This is done sim ply as an act South Dakota, Montana, Illinois. Kan­
Regarding the finances, although
It was owne»l by the Great Northern ordered the motoriuan inside the car,
of charity and in the interests of hu­ sas. Texas, Washington. New Hamp­
the optim istic views of the recent m in­
Grass Valley, Or railway.
and start«*,! in to “ go through'* the ister of finan e do not appear to have manity. Many persons have not money shire, and correspondingly large num ­
ber of ba«in«n>s suspensions.
For the month of September, the at- passengers.
been justified, it is believ«*d that with sufficient to even pay for their board on
Ha» the beat to be bad ; m eal* a- r r c l in
Of Ever ¡id ti
Lue if Geods.
the
S4-h«x>ner.
and
unit*»«
they
raw
ge
ll
Week ending August 8, 1893__Col-
tendance
at
the
N
tahviile
exposition
....... WASCO. OREGON.
Alamt
the
sam«*
tim
e
the
man
tem pting m anner and a f»e t «table rv
pruden,'e, sufficient re»* o;ces mav be
* as 253, *2 4. and the total attendance juuqs-d on at the front, a second rob­
lapse of Chii'ago Provisi«ju Deal and
in conueeta-n w ith the hoteL
counted ujon at least anti I the cort«*» their outfit for cash, w ill be forced to
remain at St. Michaels during tha many failures of commission hoo«e»;
since the ow n in g up October 1 amount­ ber climbed onto tt>e rear platform n.«*ets in the spring, to authorise
Horse« in | nay and grain .
sup- w inter.
u HaVo ?OW >°n hand a lar^ rtork of Harness and Saddles Collars Bridles Over night jwr; o n * iced 36c
failure of National bank of El Paso*
ed to
He indicatcl his pnr|aMe by poiuting a pile«.”
hips Robes Brushes, Curry Combe, Ac,, Ac. Any person in need of anything
Mayor Wood, of Seattle, manager of Texas; failure of National bank of san
revolver
down
the
aisle
of
tire
<-ar
to
The
emperor
of
China
has
forbidden
my line will save money by giving me a call before pun basing elsewhere
*
R o u te « ! b y t h e l a « u r | r a t « .
the Humboldt expedition, and D. K. Antonio, Texas; failure of National
11 sorts of banquets ami junketing be­ intim idate the |<ass«*ngeriL Just as the
New
York. Oct. 11.— A diepatch to Howard, who had charge of the F 1 i»» bank of Mancie, Ind; fifty-third oon-
car
was
coming
to
a
bait
the
4onductor
cause an «fehj-se will occur on January
23, 1S9S. An eclip«e of the »on is said managed to pass down the aisle to the the Herald from Havana says: A big Anderson party, are practically prison­ grews meets in special session to begin
by the Chinese to be proof of tl.s center of the car, and. reaching the battle occtirre,! October 2 in Camaron«*» ers in the han is of their irate passen­ its destruction of the McKinley law.
Se»*ath aad Ws«hlD(tas »» .
W«»ek ending August 28, 1893— En­
wrath of heaven at the lack of virtue button overhead, turned off the tights. h ills, not far from M alanias, between gers. Only the presence of the United
Portland. Oregon.
tn a ruler.
He then stood near that place during the Spanish under General Molina and States troope under Li«utenant-Colonel counter between the anarchists and
the rebels under command of Betan- Randall is expeettrd to avert serious socialists axerted by New York police;
tbr prxx'eeding« following.
Charles Siad* SLADE & COOLEY, PROPBIETOBS-J. O. Cooley.
,«urt.
Sanguilly and Raoul Arango. trouble.
m eeting of anarchist« broken up by
The man in front found the work of
The fight began at V o ’cka k in the
The feeling against both Wood and New York polio«; failure of National
taking
the
surplus
cash
j o - m «»»«| by
Fontanelle creeks and Grwn riser.
morning and continued ail day. The Howard is said to be bitter in the ex­ bank at Hindman, Pa.; fallare of
( Atnencafi and Eur«{»-»Q plan j
which have recently been surveyed, the paiwengers iuq«*d«*.i by the lack of official rej»rt published here states that
treme, and the miners have appointed National bank at Tacoma. W ash., sus­
light.
He
ha
i
taken
the
money
from
w ill be thrown open to settlement
Molina attacked the rebel position and Jummittees to guard both, an-1 see io it pension of manufacturing establish­
three
passengers,
when
he
derided
to
I« the mu»! hom elike hotel in P o rtla n d . ha« under the United States land law« after
Located rithm 100 feet of the depot. New building, ur
drove the rebels uot w ith great loss. that they do not get out of their reach. ments in numerous state«; announce­
new furnitare. and an «-fficirnt corp* ui a» i«tanta and evervttnng November I. when plats of the land have the lights turned on again. He
The report says that General Molina Thomas K. Clark, of Seattle, who was ment by comptroller of the currency
erything hrst-class. Commodious rooms, well and neatly kept Table supplied first-»-lass
ordered
the
conductor
to
,lo
this,
using
th the beet the market affords.
**
w ill be filed in the local land office.
had his horse shot under him.
that 155 National banks and 560 pri­
a passenger on the Sailor Boy. said:
an
oath
each
time.
“
Twrn
on
the
R LTES— European plan ft
Proprietors of Hotel will meet all trains. Special attention to
82os The lands comprise eight township», all
The Herald’s cwrespoodent at Mat-
com m ercia A m rrirs n plan. F j uu f . 3 b . g ut
“ There is no «.hanee for the Wood vate banks fiad failed during the vear
lights
or
I’ll
blow
your
brains
o
u
t.”
-velers. Stages leave for Ooldendale and Moro every morning.
____ in I intah county, Wyoming.
was re|>eate«i once or twice, to which anxas has obtained au a.vount of the party to get any considerable distance en*iing August 28; railroad receivers
A vessel «Tarrying supplies of medi­ the conductor replied that som eone figfit from a >j*anish offirer who was up the river, although they had every­ apppointed daring August for Northern
cine. clothing, arms and ammunition outside had p u llcl the trolley off. At present. From this it appears that the thing ready to make the start Septem­ Pacific. Philadelphia dfc Reading. New
Where the People Stoj
for the Cuban army has left Montreal last the robber at the front end called rebel infantry were strongly intrenched ber 10. the day we left. The m«*n rre England and Pittsburg. Akron A West­
for Cuba. The scheme was not author­ out two or three times for the car to go in an almost inacceosible position in «li«go»t<xl and disheartened. They aie ern.
September— Railroad receivers ap­
S . C. W A L L IS , P ro p .
ised by the Caban junta in New York, ah«*ad so that he could have the lieuettt the h ills, and all efforts to dislodge quite likely to «Io something desperate
but was undertaken on behalf of two of the moonlighL Following his or* them were futile, resulting only in t«efore spring. Without exception, th«y pointed for W iso)ns in Central, Cnicago,
gentlem en, one a Canadian, who de­ der. the car moved on until it turned heavy l«ieses for the attacking force. seem to blame Wood for all their mis­ Peoria and St. Louis. Cleveland. Can­
cided on running an expedition to lbs so that the light shone in fairly w ell, i The insurgents had only a few men fortunes, and it would not be surprisirg ton A Southern and Evansville A Terre
killed, and jeered at and taunted the
Haute railroad* The mileage of roads
Electric Lights in E v en Room
_ Fir v t n eTrry »**1*« <'lean ro..m. coast of Cuba, and, if successful, iden­ when he said that was enough, when it Spanish «luring the whoie engagem«-nt. if he were made the victim of thei.-
«o.,d brd» and ■ table as well set a« anjr in the tifying them selves with the cause.
wrath. I would not be surprised to placed in the hands of receivers during
stopped
again.
How
tlie
car
was
and Electric Cali Bells.....
In la n d Empire
General Molina
narrowly
escaped
the year 1893 was 25.375, nearly one-
N esi Dow, the great temperance ad­ moved is not clear, as the motor man death. Enrage«! at his failure, he re­ hear of the death of Howard at the n* ven th of all the linos in the United
1 «»r the Itenefit of hauler« and other* rU itin g
hands of die miner«.
The feeling
says he was taken inside and kept
vocate,
died
at
his
home
in
Portland,
Kufns aud wishing e a rl) meal», the manager
turned to the attack the next «lay. but against him is growing more bitter States and their indebtedness >1,312,-
ha» arrange,! hours as follows;
Me. It was through his'efforts that in there, and neither of the two robbers with no better eucce»«. A large num­
Breakfast
----
-> to 7 o'elork.
every day. The ;>asaengers of the Elixa 217,033.00. During the year there
• - .fices O. R. A N. R y., \\ estern 1 nion Telegraph Co.
in
sight
went
to
the
front
platform.
1004 an amendment to the constitution
D in n e r-------- ------- 12 to.»
•«
li STAGE LINES.
H
The roblter from the front continnsd ber of Spanish soldiers were brought Amleraon paid their fares and freight to were 10,115 m ercantile suspensions, in­
Break fa.t
_ .... ¿ | O 7
of Maine was adopted by a |<opular vote
into Matansas.
Dawson, but the Anderson was aban­ volving iiabiities am ounting to >346.-
A night watchm an w ill he «'«instantly em
of nearly three to one. in which it was his work when the car came to a halt.
__________________ 8 IW H O T T K F I8 H , Props.
The
re
I*
I
lender,
Juan
Ducasse.
has
doned
at Dutch harbor, and die passen­ 779,889.00. During the bank suspen­
ployed
to
awaken
gue«ts
:
He went down the aisle commanding
_
- ,
Io ,ne*’ •>> train* declared that the iuanufa<'ture. sale and
and ___
I
crossed the Mariel-Majana trocha with gers were landed at St. Michaels by the sions of July, loans were made on call
receive
guests arrivin g during the night.
the
jiassengers
to
stand,
and
taking
keeping for sale of intoxicating bever­
a large force, and is now operating w ith schooner Banin off. w ith no prospect of at the N. Y. Stock Exchange
Livery team* ran be procure,! a t j . ny tim e
high
either day or night
ages was forever f«>rbi«!den, and com­ from them the money offered, and in General Castillo.
getting futher this winter. Then How­ as 72 per c e n t
manding the legislature to enact suit­ some cast's feeling of their pocket* to
ard announced that the expedition was
O ffe r W I I I N o t B e A c c e p te d .
The following statements of revival
able laws for the enforcement of tiw see if they had given all. He passed
alleged witticism s with several, and
New York. Oct. 11.—General Carlo a failure, and that he would not feed of manufacturing industries during the
prohibition.
them
till
they
reached
Dawson,
as
his
kept up a talk the whole tim e he was Roloff, secretary of war of the republic
sixty days following the enactment of
The topic of the day in Paris has beea In the car.
His declaration the Dingley law, the period correspond­
of Cuba, has sent the following letter contract deman.led.
the refusal of M. Loao, French ambaaa*
After the robtier from the front had to Gouxales de Qu«*ea«la. Cuban charge cause«l great dissatisfaction, aud he w ill ing w ith the sim ilar date» in the first
-TO-
M ORO, O R EG O N.
dor at Vienna, to accept the appoint­ gone through the car, the one standing d ’affaires at Washington:
t>e fortunate if he gets out of there year of Cleveland’s seomd term, show
ment tendered him as governor Algeria, guHnl at the rear asked impatiently if
alive.*”
"W’e are now better prepared for an
the contrast between | resent condition«
on the ground that he does not desire he was through. Being tol,l that all active campaign than at any time dur­
and thoee of the corresponding months
D ie d o f t h e G l a n d e r s .
to leave his age,I parent«. He «levlares was finished, he again aske«l how nnuli ing either the preaent or the late war.
Chehalis. Wash., Oct- 11.— W. W. of the preceding administration. The
that he w ill remain in Vienna, but the had been gotten. No. 1 said, “ Oh, >15
“ We are in form d here that Spain
statem ents which follow are from Brad-
W A C O N -W O R K IN C
Marquis d ’Reversau has already b«en or >10.” and the two tlien backed out w ill probahly try to pleas«* the Am eri­ Jordan, the second victim of the gland­ street's Financial Journal:
appointed to replace him . and the cab­ of the rear door. They kept their pis­ can government by offering us auton­ ers. die«! this morning at his residence,
Week ending July 24, 1897— Twenty
And All Kinds of Iron and Wood Re­ inet has decided that tiiis appointment
tols point«*«! at the car after reaching omy more or l«*es ample. 1 need not after a brave tight of nearly a month thousand workmen resume work in the
against
the
disease.
Everything
was
must
stand.
M.
Loao,
therefore,
will
pairing at Short Notice.
the ground until they had ba«*ke«i alamt tell you, my friend, that we laugh at
iron and steel industries; Bigelow
have to make an ignominious retreat.
10 feet, when they sqnatted in the such offers, for already we are at the done by the physician in charge, and L-arjiet t o , at (_ linton. Mass., resume«»
the A. O. U. W. lodge, of which he
hour of our lilteration. Snould Spain
work. 900 hands; Packer Collierv at
The Orange-Jiitld Fanner, in its brush until the car had gone on.
w as a member, and it was thought at
A ll O u r W o rk Speaks fo r It s e lf final estim ate of the year’s crop, says
seriously offer us autonomy, it would
Rappahannock. Pa.,
resumes work.
E
<
n
l»
«
l<
>
n
In
a
M
in
e
.
times
that,
on
account
of
his
vigorous
F o r P ric e s , T e rm s , E tc ., C a ll U pon o r A d dress
prove the full extent of her weakness,
1,000 hands; Columbus, O., Buggy C«>.
that figures, baaed on actual threshing
constitution, he might be able to pull
I resumes, 400 meu; C. B. A Q. Co. re­
returns, indicate a total yield of 5h»,- I Baker C ity, Or., Oct. 12.—This af- aud we w ill fight with renewed ardor
through, but he was compelled to suc­
ternoon,
at
4
o
’chwk.
an
explosion
«.f
until
she
shall
recognize
our
inde|«en«l-
ports full complement of han :sat work
000,000 bushels of wheat, of which
cumb.
in its railroad shops for first tim e in
373.000,000 bushels in winter, and giant piw.ler occurre«l in the 600-font ence. Imagine our delight should Spain
level
of
the
Virtue
mint*,
killing
J.
1*.
F. E. BROWN, PaopKierok.
thus confirm us in our belief that the
several years; Chattanooga Tradesmen
215,470,000 bushels in spring wheat.
O a r F o r e ig n T r a d » .
announces large number of iron fur­
The report says the corn crop isex«*eed« Maddox ami injuring sev«*ral other eud is fast approaching.
Washington,
Oct.
11.—The
bureau
“ Tell the American government that of statistics has issue«l a table show ing naces in South resuming work; McKen­
iugly disappointing, and an outside es­ miners. The canae of the expl«>sioi)
GRANT, WASCO AND MORO
tim ate
is
1,750,000.000
bushels. was the dropping of a lighted can,lie in to enter into diplomatic discussion w ith imports and exports for August; the na Steel Works, Joliet, 111*, resume,
M O R O , O R EC O N .
the powder magazine.
Spain in the hope that we w ill accept first fulll month under the new tariff 400 hands; spinners at silk m ills. P at­
Drought during the paat two months
erson. N. J ., receive increase in wages
autonomy ia useless.
We should law.
reduced the average condition from
T o N e ill« * I t E i n a l l , ,
82.8 a month ago to 70.» on October 1.
These figures show for that month from 5 to 20 per cent.; Pittsburg
Constantinople, G« t. 13.— The rnltan sim ply thank it for its trouble, but
An average oats yield of 28. 7 bushels has appointed the m inister of foreign manfully decline to end the war on the largest exports of domestic tnerohan- Plate Glass Co., Kokotue. Ind., re­
per acre suggests a crop of 8H.000.O00 afl airs, Tewfik Pasha, as tin* pleni|*«>- such terms. We know that both ' dise of any August in the history of the sume*. 800 hands; Jones A Laughlin
BGAIN NO. 1—Hotel in Moro; 25 rooms, all calciniined ; 1S bed- rooms, 2 pxr-
KPULU PUIEHEI IOUTE.
bushels, 100,000,000 more thau last tvntiary of Turk«*y to negotiate the Halma and you have often made this government. The ex|x>rts were >79,- Iron Works, Pittsburg, resume», 3.500
lors: dining-roorn 20x30; bath-room in thè hotel, Conaideratiou, >2,200 caab,
I «UI p r«p ,r«l to Offer fir»t-< l u , «r- year.
plain to the American government and 490.264,against >66,689,981 for August, hands; Maine Central railroad increase
or >2,500 on time. Ampie ground«.
|>eace treaty with Greece.
«•ommodationo to the traveling public
wages of em ploye*
public, but we wish you to reaffirm it .” 1896.
Burglars broke into the office of the
l'* " “ *nd
BGAIN NO. 2 240 acre, of good farm l.n«J 2 -, m ile, from Moro: 200 ^-re. of
Week endiug July 31, 1897— Tod
steamer Flyer on the water front at
J u m p e d th e T r a c k .
G r a p e T h ie v e s S h o t .
cummer fallow on place: small house and barn ; plenty of small fruit ami wa-
O n e K a p e d it lo n F a i l e d .
Furnaces, Youngstown, O., resume
Seattle, and, after overhauling the con­
Neattle,
Oct.
12.—Thia
afternoon
un
* t e r : a " lew
*
*
‘
.
.
.
.
-
Fresno, Cal , Oct. 11. — W illie P atti­ work; uuml«ers of manufacturing «'on-
few trees of a p p le s; good sight for orchanl. Consideration, >2.500, ! _
Havana, Oct. 11.— According to the
tents of several trunks, carried away elaotric car on Third avenue jumped
>1,000 down, balance one-naif crop each year until paid for.
Oran
son. aged 17, employed to protect the cerns in OoaM cticut aud Pennsylvania
.... 7:30*. a ■M'»ro
bulletins
issue,)
today
from
the
head­
...Il
SI)
A.
M
the
safe,
w
eighing
400
(«ouniltL
No
the track and plung«*,! down a lO-hmt
waa««>.
—.10 15 4. m Wa»co
Reese vineyaids from graj*e thieves,
-10.00 A. M
‘.RGAIN NO. 3 —-UK) arres 2 ‘f mile« from Moro— 130 acres of good farm land, Moro ...
1:30 p. a Orna !
embankment. The ear contained about quarters of the Spaniards, a govern­ and armed with a shotgun, today shot resume work; furnaces at Birmingham
4 00 P M trace of it has been found.
we 1 fenced. Consideration, >1,250; >400 down ; terms on balance easy.
and Bessemer. A la., resume work;
H trfrt attention w ill be 'given to ail nu.inna.
A California company proposes to 25 passengers, but none of them were ment force has ambushed and captured
entrust«*,] to my care. K ipreaaan,] other pack
a lioat having on board 207 boxes of and fatally injured Deunett Doland Algonquin Woolen M ills, Passaic, N .J ..
build three enormous rafts at Stella, on seriously injur«*«!.
1
8 a ^ b !* ? 2 i Í Z ? ? x rter«i**ítÍ<W’ 140 acr®*’
farra ,and* w*‘11 ience<1 • »«ter ages prom ptly delivered
autl
Bobbv
Murray,
who
were
stealing
increase« wages 10 to 15 p«./
u tj
ammunition which the troops found
the Columbia river, atnl take them to
t o isid e riti^ T V i líK r'iL Ív T Upp*r Hwy eanron ¡ -ch o o l; 0 m iles from Moro.
ashore. Both of these lota of am m uni­ grapes. Murray is Pattison’s oousiuR Atchison Railway Co. announces in ­
Ban Francisco during the coining sum­
S tru c k by an E le c t r ic C a r.
‘ ons ule rat ion, <1,000, >600 dow n; terms on balance eaev.
•
tion, it is atate,!, Ia*l«mg«*d to an «*X|»e- Pattison is in jail.
ability to supply new cars to meet de­
mer. Each raft will contain over 30,-
Detroit, Oct. 12.— Thomas McGraw,
BGAIN NO.
dition
which
landed
at
the
mouth
of
mands oj shippers.
000
piles,
to
lie
used
by
the
Southern
iarm
,an<1:
house:
plenty
Professor
E.
C.
Pickering,
of
the
an
ag«*d
capitalist,
was
struck
by
an
of w a ter; jrx>
S ta g e a n d E p ress L in e ,
haae-r
> l**U»flice on the place. >1,700—>600 cash, remainder
the
river
Ariano.in
theditsrict
of
Cien-
Week ending August 7, 1897— En­
Pacific
(kimpany
in
the
construction
Harvard
Observatory,
announces
the
el«*ctric car today, sustaining injuries
M suit purchaser.
fuegos, province of Santa Clara, re­ discovery of 142 new double stars in sign Car Mfg. Co., Huntington, W.
and repair of wharves.
J. A. W E S T ................. Proprietor
from which he cannot recover.
cently,
Va., resume» work; Cleveland. O.,
« 1 ? T n t ’V of'*™ «?
I*-<1; »1,600
the seutliern skies.
The steam ship Pelican w ill carry l r-
D ie d F r o m H e r K u r n a .
Rolling M ills, resumes, 2,000 hands;
.oose , plenty o w ater, young orchard of 1,000 trees it, 00t>—12 HO ,-aah r«
700
J00
feet
of
ties
from
Puget
bound
M
e
a
e
e
r
a
W
e
n
t
O
u
t
.
uxamder one-half of crop each year until paid.
’
caal1’ re"
T h e K i l l i n g W a a C o ld -B lo o d e d .
sugar producers of Louisiana advance
M ilford, Or., Oct. 12— Mis. Marv
for • Chinese railroad.
Philadelphia. Oct. 1 !.— A committee
Parral. State of Chihuahua, M»«ico, wages 16 per cent; cotton m ills at Lan­
Theodore Durrant, through hie iHter- E. Wigle, who was burned yesterday of employes of Thomas Dolua A C« l ,
¿AIM « 0 . 7 —1N0 u n farin - 400 acra, goo.1 f .„ „ land e<M>j
Get. 11. — It is report**d that Max Stew ­ caster, Pa., resume,
1,000 hands;
morning
by
her
clothing
catching
fire
oaf r.pa,r. p l .n „ of » .te r . two utile. Iron, «¡p o d . pt :S » »1 » 0 c o h re
neys, has been served with a motion
wool manufacturers, made a demand
lainder one-half of crop each year until paid.
r » ,* w > i,o w cash, re-
by A ppelle Hale, the warden of San w hile she was preparing break fust, for hu increaffi* of 15 per cent in wages. art, the American ex-Confederate sold­ American Watch Co.. W altham , Mass.,
GA'N NO. 8 -3 2 0 ^ 0 , f„ ,„ -2 0 0 ,,-re, ,o ,f f.„ „ , . nd g ».,
» „ ,.
W ^ ° u } ’ ^ d F rid i» 7 *• " ’ SJuentin, to dism iss the ap|>eul on d i d at a late hour last night, ufter tev- Tl ie demand w as refused, and the weav­ ier who shot and killed a policeman resumes in all departments; Iron
and Lebanon,
here some tim e ago. aud was sentence«! W orks at Mahoning
eral hours of in tense suffering.
ers. about 800 in numbei, went out on to death for the crime, w ill be shot Ohio, and Birmingham. Ala., resume.
c o ^ w r ^ ó ^ t u n e y ° f * Bter; ieUC* ,n *oo<1 ^pair; near school. >1,600 . ’* »ve Umatilla House The Dalles, at habeas corpus which was denied by the
circuit
court,
also
to
affirm
the
order
K i lle d t ij F o o tp a d s ,
strike.
casn, or
on tune.
7 a m . Tuesday, Thursday ami Satur-
within a few days. President Diaz, it
Week ending September 16. 1897—
of the lower court. This motion will
Chicago, Oct.
12.—Footpada this
CAIN I N
NO.
«
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a
r
r
e
^
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T
a
e
r
e
.e
a
e
lf
.r
n
.I
.e
.l
g
a
.l
fence:
nlentv
of
»
,
.
¡
''“fare
for
Ute
ronn.l
trip,
,2
60:
one
M u r d e r a n d N u la -ld e .
is said, has refuesd clemency for the Cordage Mills at lsaia, G., purvha»«*d
°. 9 - « 0 0 a c r e s - 320 acres good farm land; good fence; plenty of
be presented to the United States su­ morning held up Frank Brunnstein, a
i i riaL "eL ^ r7 ° f ”un,uier UUow,’
an orchard. i i L . J L L
Bovne Falls, Mich., Oct. 11. — W il­ reuson that the killing was cold-blooded fer >500,000, to be reo|wn«Nl at onoe
orchard. Consideration, *'«>’, >1.60. Freight 50 cents per 100, preme court on the first Monday in N o­ newspaper oarrier, 00 years «»Id, and
» ,6 0 0 —>b00 dow n; crop payment for balance.
after several years of idleuess; East
small packages, 15 and 26 cents. Or- vember. Service of the brief, as well after struggling with him for a few liam Sham allot and killed Mrs. Free­ murder.
man Lee late last evening, and when
aa
the
motion
to
be
placed
Indore
the
ders
for
freight
BGAIN NO. IO -O
n
e-h
alf
section.
300
acres
The poles of Jupiter are flattened Lake Woolen Mills. Bridgetou, Pa.,
One-half
section,
««press pa»kages
C
on.td er.lion.
»1.4U 0-»«« farm
d o .n : land
I t .la Dlentv
J e on of ««.»*.»
te n u ..“ i f’e ^ i b V . r ' M e a * ’' or ' “ "’’
10 “ supreme court, was acknowledged by pennies and nickels amounting to cornered by officers of the law he ended
outside range.
almost exactly like those of the earth. resume after three years’ idleuess;
>1.80, shot the old man and escaped.
matters bv shooting him self in the The phenomenon can be plainly seeu Wead Paper m ill, Maloue, N. Y ., re­
A tterney Hart forjuppellaut, Durrant. Buunestein died shortlv afterward.
bead.
lum e after two vear»’ idleuess
with the telescope.
A.
W». H o u ik b .
X t.
..B A N K E R S .
I’
N ew
First National Bank
J. H. BER G ER ,
i Stock Inspector of Sherman Go.
H E N R Y L. K U C K DR
C ity H otel
I.
Hu work
_ _ _ _ __
Grass Valley
'»ADDLES, HARNESS ! SUPPLIES Hous
K
Ij
Imperial Hotel;
SLADE&COOLEY HOTEL THOS. GUINEAN, Proprietor ^ ' " » Â
T h e L e a d in g H o tel o f G ra n t.
RUFUS HOTEL
t TOP
"^UMATILLA HOUSE
RUFUS, SHERMAN CO., OR.
.....HOTEL RATES TO SUIT YOU
...HERE’S A CHANCE...
3UY, SELL OR TRADE
ARIISWORTHY 4 CO.
Horseshoeing, • Blacksmithing
U. S . IW A IIi
ROUTE
1AGSDALE & HOSKINSON
SLICE
LIKE
D A LLES A N D MORO
’B T r lT îX 'Î X