Sherman County observer., May 11, 1906, Image 2

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Receiver’s Sale.
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Npeoi.l Gorirun|x>lideiioe. |
One pf I lie most brazen attempts
Erskinevillp Hud.
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Mrs Marian 11. Stoops, daughter
Residence lots and acreage in
at graft ever undertaken in Oregon
Tis
not
¿ill
in
the
bringing
up,
Goldendale,
Wash., for cattle or
of
T
D.
and
M.
E.
Williams,
died
ia tlib tfl'ort to foist upon the state
April 13th, 1906, at 8 o’clock a. in. sheep. Call on or address
purchase of tho Barlow road fpr Let folks Buy what they will,
T. L. C rum ,
♦24,000. Under Hie preteuse that You uiay silver w&eh a pewter cup inAVoaca» Sherman county, Oregon.
Rufus, Or
.She was a victim of that dread dis­
the road is valuable and that the And it will be pewter still.
She was 36
chief purpose is tu abolish tolls, a
Mrs Maus returned from the ease consumption.
bill tnx 'been prcposrd by the in ­ n atter Tuesday . ~
~ v t years and 10 mo nth b old. Was
itia tiv e Io compel the state to buy
For general house work. Apply
Chas. Nish and sister, Llilah, horn near Santa '^osa,
tjicroud at lb«1 figure named. The visited friends and relatives in this county, California, Juno 13th, 1869.
Mrs. G. B. B ourhill ,
Grass Valley, Or
p etitio n s for I'lie submission of the vicinity Sunday.
She leaves one son, father and
proposal were seetir« «1 by employ­
mother, three brothers and one sis­
We are indebted to Mr Smith at
ing men to prormre signatures, and
ter besides a grandmother, four
this having been accomplished the The Observer office for the pajx'r uncles and three aunts to mourn
One dark roan gelding, branded
measure will be • voted upon in heads he so kindly gave us.
her loss. But we do not sorrow as
Miss Nellio Lockhart was absent those who have no hope. She, X on left shoulder, 8 years old»
June. The bill will have a very
attractive title op the ballot, and Monday and Tuesday; wo are sorry when dying pang “Jusw Lover of weight 1250 pounds.
One hay gilding, branded I I I
for (bat reason it- is (bought the to hear that Nathan Lockhart and my soul,” all through, and two on right shoulder, weight 1000 )
measure will receive many idlinua- little Miss Emma Maus, also Willie verses of “ Nearer my God to Thee.” lbs., 7 years old. Both have collar
live votes frouj the people who do Bulling ton, have quit school.
She was laid to rest on the 14th of marks. $20 reward on return of
J. 8. F owler ,
not understand its real purpose.
On May 12th there will be a short April in the Methodist cemetery same to
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Box 5, Rufus, Or
“ For u law to abolish toll on the program and an address given by near Wasco. *
Mount Hood and Barlow roads and W. C. Bryant, after uhich a basket
providing for its ownership by the dinner will be served. Everybody
A Favor Appreciated.
state,” is the way the promoter of is invited.
‘ ■ Io tho Editor«.
" Gentleman or lady with good
the enterprise presents the question
The little boys have built a so 1 PleaRo say to the voting public of reference, to travel by rail or with
before the people. In the title on
Sherman county who have so freely
hflUSt! at the school house. Afraid given me their suffrages at the rig, for a firm of $250,000 capital.
the ballot no meutiou is made of
of an earth quake we guess.
primaries, and placed me in nomi­ Salary $1,062 per year and expen­
the appropriation of $24,000 to be
nation
for Commissioner th at 1 ses. Salary paid weekly and expen­
Mr
Junkins
got
a
ride
from
the
puid to the owners of the road. A
very
highly
appreciate the favor ses advanced. Address, with stamps,
man who has been over the road office to the depot both to and from thus bestowed upon mo, and if
Jos. A. A lexander , j
(' .
. Moro, Or
says thafcdhis would bo practically,, last Sunday morning
elected at the polls Juno 4th, at •
a free gift to the owners of the road,
Two horses in an attempt to get tho g< neral election, will endeavor
’FRISCO ’QUAKE. and even thereafter the state would away from the cars got fastened in to give tho tax payers as good ser­
REASON
be called upon for annual appropri­ the trestle above the warehouse vice as my judgment may dictate
for tho benefit of the entire county,
A dispatch from 8an Francisco ations for maintenance and im­ last Sunday everting. Mr Knight r will he pleased to have the sup­
Any person or persons having
f l o r o S 'il ,' O t I l c i M l t * » p e r .
dated May 4th says that geologists provement. For that reason he stood by and watched the men port of all republicans,and as many horses, cattle, houses, lots or house­
O F F I C I A L P A I ’ B K OF S H K U M A N <>O
who have been at work since the urges that the subject should bo help the horses to get up not know­ democratic and other friends as hold goods for sale, exchange, or
M O RO , O R E G O N .
earthquake with the object of find­ freely discussed so that it may be ing that one of them was his own consider me worthy of their support. parties desiring to buy such prop­
erty, will find T he O bserver a
Very Respectfully,
ing traces that would establish the understood before election day and saddle horse.
good medium for advertising and
D uncan C hisholm ,
D. C. I reland a ? on ..........E ditors cause of the disturbances have the people may vote intelligently.
One of Mrs Meloys valuable
Republican Candidate for securing a customer. Try
C. L. I reland , M anager .
found iu the mountain range west It will be noticed that the bill pro­ driving horses died last week.
T he O bserver ,
County Commissioner.
of Redwood city whatappears to be vides that the secretary of state is
Moro, Or
.
Kent,
Sherman
county,
Oregon,
The pupils have to go down to
When you remit for The Observer indisputable evidence that their directed to purchase the road at
April
27th,
1906.
’ use an express or postolficFTnOHo order,
Mr Erskines spring for drinking
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“ not to exceed” $24,000, but water.
registered letter, or bank draft, payable to theory of the parting of the moun­
Republican
Committee Meetings.
tain along the crest is a correct one. further down in the bill it is evi­
I). C. Ireland & Son.
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Mr Erskine is very ill, we learned
At the summit of the mountains a dent that the secretary has no to night.
The Moro brick yard property,
By authoiity of the power cobft-rred
We nre here to do printing, and short distance above the village of authority to purchase for a less
qjwiri the undersigne<l as duly qualified adjoining and we8‘
the Court
committee-men for Hhermun county, house, is for sale. Besides two city
Ifj-ou want some done bring II to u* or let Woodside there is an immense sum, for the bill makes it his duty
Mouklaud.
wfe hereby call a meeting pf each the
us know and we will see you. If you
blocks there is an acreage good for
to issue a warrant in favor of the
A. F. Dillinger and wife was in ConKreeslou^J and County Committee«, first class gardening, and the whole
- tb b V we are not extensive enough for crack in the earth, the presence of
to
bt held iu Moro, Kat unlay, May 12 th
owners
for
*$24,000,
without
auy
which
indicates
that
the
range
split
Portland last w’eek buying their t9Q6| for the pur|>ose of filling positions tract will make a lovely suburban
your consideration—oh, go ’long.
at the top aud the side nearer the negotiation whatever.
spring and summer goods, look out under the new law, in the cotigreasion- residence. Price $700 For particu­
al, state and county committees,and for
FRIDAY....................M ay 11, 1906 ocean fell away toward the sea.
for something nice.
B. F. H oover
the transaction' of any other business lars oddresB
Buried
Treasure
In.Circulation.
542 East 36th street,
T his crevice is at places three to
Ed. Ball and Miss Hearchattend­ that may come liefore the meeting. A
full delegation from every preetfict, 202]
Portland, Or
S h e rm a n C ounty C o urts.
six inches wide; it has been followed
Hood River Glacier. For the ed the Moro show lust week.
and particularly each precinct Com­
by
surveyors
for
more
than
four
mitteeman,
is
requested,
past week there have been a q uanti­
Circuit Court, Hon. W. L Bradshaw,
Miss Kossinger has left for her
Signed JB lwood T hompson ,
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8d Monday in March, and lat Mon­ miles along thé crest of the range. ty of bright, new dollars in circu­ fathers home in Illinois,
Chairman Cong. Com.
day In October, annually. -
A t places it is of considerable
C lakk Dtftl.AP,
lation in Hood River, and as they
Probate Court, Hon. O. B Bourhill,
Charles Nish goes hack to the
Chairman County Com.
A good Gilliam county wheat
depth, and at other points evidenoes
J.,—list Monday in each month.
bear a date thirty ye^rs old, there Portland business college this week.
ranch of 932 acres al>out 700 acres in
County Court, O. B Bourhill, J«» A- show that parting of the great mass
To C ura a Cold io O no D ay. t
waa euepicion that a gang of coun­
Cultivation, plenty water, supplied
M. Wright, Wm. Walker Commission­
W. A Wood is busy summer
ers,—1st Wednesday in January, April of rock and earth was followed by a terfeiters were working pear the
with wind mill from a well. Also,
T
ake
L
axative
BroiuoQuimne
tablets
fallowing the Gosch farm.
partial closing of the gap. The
and October.
A ll druggist* refund m oney it it fail« some desirable residence property in
city.
It
appears,
however,
that
split follows the line of the range,
The wind mKde a change of real to cure. E. W . GroVe’a signature is 6v Moro Any or all of this property
T o P atro na and C o rraa p o n d a n ta .
can he purchased on easy terms, or
north and south, this being the they came from the mint at San estate last week. Hope • it will esch box. 25c.
Francisco before the fire. ,
All locals will be run till ordered out,
will consider a trade for other prop­
bring rahi sopn.
general direction oi the earthquake
unless otherwise specified.
The government pays for the
- Don’t aond us for free publication any shock.
Buy the genuine imported aven- erty as’part pay. For full particu­
Wheal is growing nice, t-n mW re­
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........ .............. r r transportation of coin from the
J. M. P arry ,
thing of an advertising character.
erious carbolineum; the imitation lars write to
Stanford University, has seu^
Moro, Or
Don’t ask us to send you names and ad­
mints to banka, but thia year the port worms working in it in places. being offered is only a temporary 193]
dress of correspondents. 1 hat Is a private nntubefof geologists into the fiêî
The Monkland school
pro­ rpmedy if at all. If genuine one
appropriation
of
the
government
matter between them and us.
fo make an exhaustive study of all
for that purpose became exhausted gresing fine with Mies Search as application lasts for all time. Ask
Copy for adsj change», etc.) must be In
•
to see our sealed packages. The
the office before 2 oTclock p. m. Wednea the changes iu the geological forma and in March the banka were noli-' teaclior.
lay to Insure proper care and attention.
t’ion. . They have examined the
Observer Rook Rtore.
Charles
Bullard
and
father
has
For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded.
Church and Society notices FREE, ex­ crack aloug the mountain range and fied of thiB fact and informed that
Over 700 acres plow land, 600 now
left for Gilliam county to sumtuer-
cept when for money making purposes.
after
April
1st,
money
would
have
If you want a cheop suit of in cultivation, water, windmill,
Such notices at regular rates at the option have made maj« of the entire
to be sent at the expense of the fallow tjie farm rented of A. Nish. clothes go to J. W. Messinger a Hon. wells and springs. If you want a
of the publishers.
distriot
No sickness around Monkland at
Don’t send us articles on politics, tem­
good place come and see me four
A year ago geologists from this party ordering it. As a result, the
perance Or religion. Discussion of such
M o ro Lodge, N o . 113,
tho present time.
miles east of Rutledge. Everything
demand
before
that
date
became
col
lege
mapped
.
the
same
region.
I
.
O.‘O.
F.
Moro,
Oregon.
topics only leads to violent and abusive
man needs.
No middle man.
Meet« every Saturday
language In the end.
Their investigations now show that unusual, and in filling orders the RAILROAD UP THE DESCHUTES.
Address. F rank P ayne ,
¡evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Avoid personalities. Compliments deli­
mint
was
scraping
the
bottom
of
the
Visiting memliers are 166
Rutledge, Or.
cately given are always acceptable, but iu the interval between that time pile.
Oregon Trunk Line Lets Contracts.
cordially Invited. Mem­
even, they must not be overdone, as the and the preseut the region west of
bers are expected to be
charge bf Inclncerlty is apt to follow a th e creviee now appearing at the
Under ordinary conditions, the
Take Two Years to Finish Work.
present. Win. flenrichs,. N . G. It. CAROLINE EN G IN E P O W E R
shower of pretty nothings spread broad
ooming
and
going
of
money
from
M. Brash, Secretary.
Croat of the range has fallen away
cast
Orders for materials and im­
E o o n o m ical. Use D is tilla te
Before coming to the city to trade read­ toward the sea. A t places the dis­ the mint leaves the usual BUrplus
Lupin« R«b«ooa Lodge
ers are requested to examine TheObsei ver
untouched as it is continually used mediate erection of a tool house and
For Eco n o m y.
No 116, L O O P .
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crepancy
is
as
much
as
two
feet,
advertising columns. Its the active, wide-
M6et regularly every
a w n e business man who advertises, con- thus showing that the extreme off the top of the pile, the employes a bunk house at Shearar’s bridge,
The Fairbanlu-Moree Gasoline and
Friday evening. Visiting Distillate Engines pump, saw, grind,
j «equently he Is the most accommodating,
not caring to move tons of silver to have been placed by the Oregon
memtM*rs are cordially «pray, run fanning mills; In fact, save
sells the cheapest, and deals- the most lib western side of the range has part­
invited, to meet with us. manual farm labor.!
ed from the old location and is keep the money wearing all alike. Trunk Line, and announcement is
erally in every way
Jr Home members are ex-
One drop of gasoline or distillate and
pioving toward the ocean. The In the shipment to the lodal hank-», made that grading will commence peeled to be present. By order of the' nine
times more air makes the power.
We do not wish to “keep” maga­ sliding of such an immense body some packages of dollars were sent at once at that point on .the right Lodge.
Mrs. Jennie Fose, N. G.
Expense stops when engine la closed
Miss
Ora
Lewellen,
Secretary.
zines they are here for sale. See of ground would be sufficient, say here that had laid in the vaults of way. It has already been an­
down.
Two Horse-power up Keif Cooling
nounced that grading would begin
The Observer Book Store window. geologists, to cause such a shock as undisturbed for thirty years.
Eureka Lodge N o. 121 Cylinder.
,
A.
P
4
A.
M.,
Morn,
Or,
Write for Catalogues and Prices.
at the mouth of the Deschutes by
that of A pril 18.
Cheap Fare East.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,
That is a gcatifying report which
Meets the first and third
the 10th of ¿May, and from prep­
While
the
geologists
were
map­
, .
Portland, Oregon.
Thursday evenings of each
The paseooRor department of the OB
comes from the naval academy at
arations
being
made
at
Sherar
s
month Visiting mem tiers
ri-V cordially invited to meet
Annapolis to the effect that hazing ping the country another shock oc A N baa issued a circular announcing hr dge, it mijy be assumed that sev­
special exeiirsioii rales for the coming
does not now exist in the institution. « urrefl which partly bnried one of summer season. One limit« d first class eral grading crews will he put lo with ua. B y onier of tjie W. M.
f. M. Parry, Secretary.
the
party
under
falling
dirt
and
After a thorough investigation by
fare, plus $l6, is the rate for round trip work alonglhe proposed line, in or­
rocks.
After
he
was
dug
out
it
z '.iiA B ethl«ham Chapter. M y C eleb rated M a m m o th
the board of officers in charge ol
tickets to all 1 lie principal points ot tiie der to hasten work.
No 78 O.E.8.
was
ascertained
that
there
had
been
east and middle west. Tickets on (ids
affairs at the academy the state
t a c s
Hherar’s bridge is 34 miles from
Ib'gular communication
a
further
widening
of
the
crevice
in
basis
may
be
purchased
for
Chicago,
St
each 2d and 4th Unire*
ment is made that the midshipmen
the
mouth
of
the
Deschutes.
From
day
evenings
m
onthly.
Louis, Hi Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
are honorably standing by their some places.
By order W .M . "
Kansas city,Ht Joseph, Atchison, Onia the fact that construction work
’¡¿y Élla Hayes, Secretary.
agreement to recognize the regal,
The Pacific coast Manufacturers h*. I.eaveuworth, Council Biufls and will begin shows that the Oregon
tions instead of their own code.
Journal, devoted to the dry goods Hioux city. The dates on which these Trunk Line means business. It is
rates will obtain uie July 2d and 3d,
Billie Clark of Gervais, went in trade, says that we are paying August 7th, 8th and 9tli,Hepteiuber 8tli stated that work begins on con
to demonstrate that a poor man and $500,000 in freights to ship Oregon and 10th. The time lim it is placed at struction not later than the second
a printer had a show in politics. wool east to be manufactured for M d ses. The same rate w ill l»e made week of Muy, and would he pushed
to M Leslikee, WIs., August Till, 81b, steadily through to completion.
What he demonstrated was that a us, and fully as much money a and
First Street Strongs Brick
V ti, only.
The promoters of the Deschutes
poor man stands about as much second time to get the product back,
M ORO, ORE.
railroad have financed their prejeot,
chow against a man with a long mixed with shoddy and other
adulterants.
and
with
ample
funds
avail
ible,.
►ack as a bop toad against a jack­
Confectionery,
they promise that there tfhull be no
rabbit in a 100 yard dash. A
One ot the oddities of nomencla­
Will make the breeding season
delays in the construction of the
printer gets the job all right, but
Cigars, Tobaccos,
One disease of thinness in lino up the river. Owing to the
of 1906 at my farm, east of Moro
the people want to see him print ture is that the combination of
until about the 1st of July, when
Billiards Pool Tables
that legislative calendar in what metals known as German silver uhildoen is scrofula; in ndults, heavy character of the work, it will
he will be taken to my John Day
consum ption. B oth have poor
contains
no
silver
in
itecomposition.
Duniway showed by his circulars
ranch in Sherman county.
b lo o d ; both need more fat. require fully two yearB to complete
and
is
of
Chinese
and
not
of
German
to l«e a “ fair and reasonable” man­
this line as far as Madras, even if
. Pasture will be furnished for all
These
diseases
thriv
e
on
lean
It was introduced into
breading
mares, at going rates.
ner. If he lives up to his ante- origin.
the
work
is
permitted
to
proceed
L
Ice
Cold
Drinks
and
Ico
Crentri,
ness. F a t is th e best m enus o
Terms: $15 to insure, money due
primary advertisements without a Europe by the Germans and for overcom ing th em ; eod liver oi with interruption.
I in season. Soda Water, bottled
when the mare is known to be with
e- -—
kick, he will l»e a fit subject to juies some time it was not generally m akes th e best and healthiest
and fo u n tain , alw ays on hand.1 foal.
J. R. M artin , Owner.
Local
Option
Meetings.
known
that
they
bad
simply
bor­
to a reserved seat and twang a
fa t and
jib .
uiS_£ft
golden stringed h arp .,
rowed it from the Chinese.
Will be held in Sherman county
as
follows: Rutledge May lltb ;
One of the wonderful thing*
Typhoid fever and ptomaine
Spalding
chapel, 12lh; M oio, 15th;
about every home in the scrapbook poisoning are developing at fcfan
T h e C elebrated Jack
Grass valley,.. Jfiih; _ Wth-Foot
... A N D ...
that mother never makes
For Francisco. This naturally must
Will make the breeding seasons of
School House, 18th; Klondike, 22d;
jsars she clips out poetry, receipts follow the constant diet of oorn
1906 at thè old filrahl pbee near
Brock
school
house,
25th;
Wssco,
for cooking, tor ridding a house of is ef and other canned goods upon
De Moss Springs, will he handled
My Motto Is
by A. B. Nelson an experienced
moth, for iucreasing inler«*staJn the which the }>e«ople have been living is th e enaiest an d m ost effective 20th. Me«-tiniz Witt begin ;.t 8
horseman who claims Aguinaldo is
Quick Sale« and
young in church work, for taking -i.ice the earthquake. This is one form of cod liver oil. H ere's a o’clock p.rn. There will lie no re­
la st blooded and has more points of
Small Profits!
ink spots out of clothes, etc. 8b* w «y for disease to spread; another n a tu ra l order of things th a t nowned speakers hut a large array
perfection
than any other Jaok in
Live
and
Let
Live.
show
s
w
hy
S
c
o
tt’s
Emulsion
is
of local talent in the way of | aftori,
hoards them carefully away, intend- snd more dangerous way comes
this part of the country. See his
of so much vnlue in oil cases ol professors, lawyers and others who
Call
and
Examine
ng someday to mix up a little flour It iu supply depots, at these p'aoes
celts for evidence of this fact.
scrofula and consum ption. More will gladly attend- and ilddrese
My Stock of
>s«te and put them in a book . But »agon loads of bread, after being
Terms: $12 fordne; $22 for two,
fa t, m ore w eight, m ote nourish theso meetings ns occasion may
HJ BN r i P R E
and a greater numlwr in proportion,
a he is always busy and the flour carted through streets, dust strewn m eat, t h a t's why.
and
pnyAble when ir.are is known to be
offer and lieln to make fheiri « suc­
’ psate ia never mixed, or if it is, the mi I filthy, are unloaded. Typhoid
* St UH L IN E «
with foal.
j-.
cess.
Professor Jobnsou's male
for five wimple.
before-buying
• hildren get^st it and use it up bs- g< • ins find their way into the bread
Aguinaldo has splendid action
t ire she finds time. Moral: Get si-d into the Stomachs ot the people, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chcmirti
w'u
” m*'nA 01
abd-lBR fine walker.
J ohn H. D e M ohh ,
jour scrap book, all ready for clip just as they do by drinking polluted
r n «<« P ~ , S «..,
Yo.1.
J,
tb-T can
c„
water.
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liven
tliooocasion
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I ings, at The Observer l ook 8t< re.
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Ï2ZI
The Goods in The Store
Girl Wanted.
of Thé Oregon Trading Co.,
Horses Lost-Reward $20.
of Wasco, Oregon., are now
offered
to
the
public at
prices regardless of cost.
J. M . FO S TE R ,
Agent.
The ©b*erv«‘r.
[Hoof No. 705.]
T h e Im p o r te d P e r c h e r o n
Pasteur, 55400, 40078.
Black, small star and snip; foaled April 30, 1902. Bred by M.
Caillou, Theil, Orne, France. Hired by Scipion [43667] dam Pastille
[26673] by Louis D’Or [5891] 2d dam Pelotte [25247] by Chartrain,
1405. Will make the ensuing season at
Mondays and Tuesdays, John Christiansen’s farm
Wednesdays and jdbursdnys, J. F. Belshee’s 4arm
Fridays and Saturdays, - - - - Muro
Pasteur is one of the very best draft horses that ever left France.
His physical proportions are perfect and he possesses in an extraordin­
ary degree the high finish and great activity which has made the breed
of Percjieron horses so famous. His pedigree like his individual m entis
the best that can he found in France, his ancestors on both sire’s and
dam ’s sides being tho most noted prize winners and breeders in that
country. His sire, Scipion, was a prize winner at the Universal Ex­
position at Paris in 1900. He also won First Prize at the two greatest
shows in France in 1901. Pasteur on account of his great individual^
merit won First Prize in Collection at the greatest horse show in the
history of tho world, that of the World’ Fair at 8t. Louis in 1904.
TERMS:—$16, single leap, payable at time of service. $20 the
season, payable at the end of the season. $25 to insure, payable when
mare is known to-he with foal. Mare and Colt to stand good for
services. Care will be takon to prevent accidents but will be responsible
for none. Trading, selling or removing the mare from the neighbor­
hood forfeits tho insurance and money becomes due.
Percheron Horse Breeders Assn.
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This is a Splendid Thoroughbred Black Mammoth Jack. He stands
16 hands high and weighs 1100 pounds. He comes from a line of the
very finest breeders of Kentucky stock.
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Mara, Red Barn, Munday and Tuesday.
The Bales ranch, 3 miles S. E. of W is h 11 Wednes­
day, Thursday and Friday.
Wasco on Saturday of each week. ?
Terqps of service, $15.00, payable when mare is known to be with foal.
V. H. SMITH^
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Owner.
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