Sherman County observer., May 18, 1906, Image 2

THE PORTLAND SPECIAL.
R e c e i v e r ’s S a l e .
T h e G o o d s in T h e S to r e
o f T h e O re g o n T ra d in g C o .,
o f W a s c o , O re g o n ., a re n o w
o ffe re d
to
iihe
public
at
p rices re g a rd le s s o t c o s t .
hla Wl F O S T E R ,
A g e n t.
The new O K AN. train, which it
is expected will be of great service
to the tourist travel in Oregon this
summer, between Portland and the
C 8 Py junction at Biggs, will make
its Initial trip Sunday, May 20th,
leaving Portland at 8.15 a m , Cas­
cade Locks at 9.53, Hood River at
10 33, the Dalles 11.15, Biggs for
dinner, 11.59, connecting with the
CSRy from Shaniko at 1.20, and on
to the Dalles at about 2 p m , with
an hour lay off, leaving at 3 p m for
Portland, which point will be reach­
ed at 6 p m.
The advantages of the new train
are numerous, and will be readily
seen by business men,and especially
tourists, who may leave Portland
in the morning, spend a part of the
day at intermediate points or get a
good view of the Columbia river as
far as Historic Old Biggs, including
Celilo falls, fishery, ice-plant, port­
age railway, and last but not least,
government work on the big ditch.
Vk« IalaaA Itaroir««
AN OLD-TIME GLACIER.
O b
L iterary BwAget
The Sherman Trading Co. has
purchased the McCormick line of
OLD NEW YORK COUNTERFEITS!* header extras formerly oarried by
For Sale. Inquire at the post-
Carmody Bros.
office,
J. M. P arry ,
218J
Moro, Or
The B all Room o f Seventy Year« Ago
‘
Mr.
Roosevelt
is
credited
with
Revived-Minos Honor and Good
having said that “he wonld be an
Sense of the Old Dancers.
easy man to b e a t” H e surely has
an army of powerful enemies, and
In the road, before the rain on
Few Americans of the present
cannot see a trap without monkey­ Monday, a lad ies’ wind-proof cap,
day, says a writer in TheDelinaator ing with the spring.
with two hat pins. Owner mav
for June, ever pause to think of the
same on proof,and payment for this
notioe, 25c, by applying to
generations that came before them
C R. Sbandy baa resigned his
T hr O bsrrvrr O m er,
to build this, the greatest country position as agent of tbs C.S.Ry at
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Moro, Or
in the world. A step toward cor­ this plaoe to aooept a position in
recting this condition of mind m ay the chief engineers department of
be seen in the recent Assembly ball the Pacific and Idaho Northern Ry
at.the old Veasy street Astor boose which is constructing a road into
Residence lota and acreage in
Broadway, N.Y.City, the home of Seven Devils country near Thunder Goldendale, Wash., for cattle or
sheep. Call on or address
all functions of this character 75 m on n tai n.______________
T. L. C rum ,
years ago. It was there, in the early
Rufus, Or
Pursuant to oall the republican 207]
part of the past century, that the
county
committee
met
in
Moro
“wicked-waltz” was introduced, to
the horror of strait-laced Gotham May 12th and organised by elect­
For general house work. Apply
dames The Astor house was open­ ing Elwood Thompson chairman,
Mrs. G. B. B ourhill ,
ed in May, 1836, and was deeded B. F. Peets, secretary, E. V. Little­ to
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Grass Valley, Or
field
state
committeeman
and
E.
E.
by John Jaoob Astor to his son
Porter
congressional
committeeman
William, for $1. Seventy yean is
a long time for a public building to for Sherman county.
One dark roan gelding, branded
stand in the big city of mushroom
At the finish of a class in school X on left shoulder, 8 years old,
changes. One month after the old
weight 1250 pounds.
Astor house was finished the Union on commencement day -in a North
One bay gilding, branded I I I
End
school,
one
of
the
pupils
thus
club was founded, and in the aut­
on right shoulder, w
<
weight
1000 )
described
the
manner
in
whioh
a
umn Aaron Burr died at New Brigh­
lbs., 7 years old. Both
collar
“ tn have
h
ton. At the theatres then Charlotte goat butted a boy out of the front marks. 620 reward on return of
J. 8. F owlrr ,
Cushman and lovely Ellen Tree yard: “He hurried the previous same to
Box 5, Rufus, Or
end
of his anatomy against the 214]
were delighting play goers, and a
boy’s
afterward
with
an
earnestness
little later some venturesome dandy
was seen on Broadway with a nius- and velocity efhich, backed by the
taohe, causing old mother Knicker­ ponderosity of the goat’s avpirdn-
Gentleman or lady with good
bockers to exolaim: “0 , the horrid pois imparted a momentum that referenoe, to travel by rail or with
Turkl” This recent “Astor House was not relaxed until the boy land­ rig, for a firm of 6250,000 capital.
Ball” represented the costumes and ed on terra firma beyond the pale Salary >1,062 per year and expen-
and expen-
ceremonies of three quarters of a of the goat’s jurisdiction.” F. E.
with stamps,
Brown reported the essay.
century ago, as near as possible
Joe. A. A lxxandrr ,
without the simple honesty of those
Moro, Or
The National Music Co., 72-74
early day people.
Wabash Aye., Chicago, III., have
just issued a beautiful song entitled:
Rest Loved Ones, Rest, by Enstaeio
Rosalee. The song is dedicated to
Any person or persons having
Erakineville Bud.
and in memory of the San Franoisoc horses, cattle, housee, lots or house­
hold goods for sale, exchange, or
Mrs Erskine celebrated her 67th sufferers. A handsome and most parties deairing to bny such prop­
appropriate
title
page,
printed
in
birthday May 13th. She is young
erty, will find T hr O bsrrvrr a
oolors adorns the music. The pub­ good medium for advertising and
appearing for her yean. > • ’
Mrs Maus and Mrz Buffington lishers state they will donate ten securing a customer. Try
T hr O bsrrvrr ,
per cent of all sales for the benefit
visited the school yesterday.
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Moro, Or
Chas Nish ha« resumed studies at of the suffering people in San Fran-
oisco,
and
will
mail
poet
paid
to
the Portland Business College and
has ordered The Bud to be sent to any address, a copy of the song for
25 cents.
The Moro brick yard property,
his Rose City address. ~
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adjoining and west of the Court
Ralph Junkin will write for The
M ortgage L ifter . In these house, is for sale. Besides two city
Observer while the editor of The days of low finance in Sherman
blocks there is an acreage good for
Bud is away.
oounty it will pay to stop and think first class gardening, ana the whole
This will be the last issue of Thp that the farmer who has something tract will make a lovely suburban
Bud for a short time, as the editor, else to sell beside wheat is still it . reaidence. Price 6700. For particu­
B. F. H oovrr
Miss Graoe Thompson, -io going A case in point is reprinted from lars address
542 East 36th street,
away for a vacation.
the Pilot Rock Reoord. A sub­ 202]
- Portland, Or
Roll of Honor.
scriber at Ritter gives some aston­
For the month—Frances Thomp­ ishing figures oo the value of the
son, Harvey Thompson, George, hog as a money prodnoer. From
seven bows - in 21 months 61500
Lula end Katie Meloy. •'
A good Gilliam oounty wheat
For the year—Grace, Frances and worth of pork has been sold. The ranch of 9 acres about 700 acres in
hog seeme to be keeping up its re­ cultivation, plenty water, supplied
Harvey Thompson.
putation as a mortgage ratter.
with wind mill from a well. Also,
This is final examination week,
some desirable residence property in
and many» pupils are glad to hear
M ere Lad»«, N e. 113,
Moro. Any or all of this property
I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon
they have passed. Among the pro­
Meets every Saturday can be purchased on easy terms, or
motions are: Frances Thompson,
>venlng at 7J0 o’clock. will consider a trade for other prop­
Visit! d u members are erty as part pay. For full particu­
from the 7th to the 8th grade; Har­
cordially Invited. Mem-
J. M. P arry , - 1
vey Thompson from.5th-A to 5th-B;
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ben are expected to be lar« w rite to
preeeht.
Wm.
-
Henrlcha
N
.
G.
R.
George Meloy, from 3d to 4th; I<ul* M. Brash. Secretary.
Meloy, from 2d-A to 2d-B; Katie
Lupine R e b e o o a L o4a«
Meloy, from 1st to 2d-A.
No. 11«. I. O O F .
i
Team aid Nan
ladies’ Cap Find
Far Fichange
Ciri l u t e i
Horses List-Revard $20.
The present fruit prospect is the People who Believe that the Glacial
Period Product« have Melted
most promising that this state has
Away are Mistaken.
ever known. If the pestiferous para
M o r e C ity O f f i c i a l P a p e r .
sites can be banished from the or­
r r io iA L . r i r a * o r o h r k m a n oo
chards Oregon will go into winter
Workmen on the 0 . R. & N. line
MORO; OR MOON.
quarters as the richest state on the below Hood river were recently as­
Pacific slope.
tonished by scooping into an old
, C. I reland a S on .......... E ditors
glacier which started a slide that
C. L. I reland , M anager .
Dr. Withyoombe is not afraid to completely covered the steam shovel
say what he means in plain words, under shell rock and bowlders, that
W q ® o you rem it for T h e Observer and he means the right things for
also buried the track and train. In
«e an expreaaor poatotflce money order,
Oregon. His platform has no holes Idaho last summer a man by the
egUtered letter, or bank draft, payable to
in it. It is conservative, safe and name of W. L. Jewell, who has a
) . C . Ireland & Son.______
,
sane; has no moss or barnacles on ranch across the Clearwater river
W e are here to do p rin tin g, and it; and best of all, the man behind
from Kamiah, found an old glacier
r you want tom e done bring II to ua or let the platform is oapable of vitalizing
that is actually too cold to melt, in
ta know and we w ill tee you.
I f you
it and putting it into force.
hlnk we are not extensive enough for
fact it freezes in the broiling sun.
our consideration—oh, go ’ long.
He started to dig for water at the
According to Kern, The Barlow
foot of a bluff of lava formation,
..M ay 18, 1906 Road seer, whenever a ‘gang’ want
F R ID A Y ..
and at a depth of two feet encoun­
to put np any sort of a job on the
tered hard frozen ground. This as­
Oregon
state
treasury
all
it
need
do
S h erm an Ceunty Coarta.
is to invoke the notorious imitative tonished him, for it was July and
Clroalt Court, Hon. W. L. »«»d’ haw,
the thermometer registered 90° in
M Monday In March, and 1st Mon- and refnndnm. Why should Oregon
the
shade, and the spot is exposed
ay In October, annually.
be taxed for a highway to oonnect
Probate Court, Hon. G. B. Bourhlll,
to the direct rays of the sun all day.
Oregon
city
with
Prineville!
Vote
,—1st Monday In each month.
Slide, or shell rook, was distributed
County
O. B Bourhlll, J., A it down.
«
bounty Court,
O
- . W
— r ig
- < h t, Wœ
alter Commission
all through the ioe, and the whole
Wednesday In January, April
i,— __<
1st W«
* The Oregon Journal will make mass was frozen as if exposed to
n d October.
nothing for its party machine in the extreme cold for months. He dug
Ta P a tra a a an S C arraop an d an ta.
attempt to prejudice voters against the hole for about six feet and quit
All locals w ill be run till ordered out, Dr.'Withyoombe because he was
on account of the hardness of the
leas otherwise »pec I fled.
born in England, and insinuations frozen stuff.
Don't send us for free publication any-
that Roosevelt is a Chamberlain
ing o f an advertising character.
The ice seems to be of unusual
Don't aak ua to send you names and ad- man.
Dr. Withyoombe is as true
eaa o f correspondents. T h a t Is a private
ooldnees and stands a great deal
and loyal a citizen of the United
liter between them and ua.
.
more heat than ordinary ice. The
Zopr for ads, changes, etc., must be In States is if he were a native Orego­
j office before 2 o’clock p. m. Wednes- nian. Where was The Journal man crevices are filled with a clear, pnre
f to Insure proper care and attention.
ice, and he dug out about 20 lbs of
Church and Society notices F R E E , e x ­ born! in the land of the stillettof
it
and carried it in a sack to Kami­
it when for money m aking purposes
ch notices at regular rates at the option
ah. Although it was a hot day the
The retnrn of the little daughter
the publishers.
ice had not begun to melt on his
Don't send us articles on politics, tern- of J. O. Armonr, Lolita, to the
arrival,
but instead had frozen to
■ance or religion. Discussion o f such
Vienna hospital of Prof. Lorenz,
,lcs on ly leads to violent and abusive
the sack. C. J. Johnson and Baxter
gives
color
to
the
report
that
the
gunge In the end.
Avoid personalities. Com plim ents dell- famous operation performed in this Renshaw were over to the place one
el j given are alwaya acceptable, bui
of the hottest days last summer
tn they m ust not be overdone, as the oonntry in 1903, which made so
irge o f lnelncerlty it apt to follow a mnoh talk about bloodless snrgery, when they found It impossible to
>wer o f pretty nothings spread broad
has not turned out successfully. stay in the hole more than a few
4.
minutee at a time. In the morn­
iefore com ing to the city to trade read- Dr. Shaffer, of the Cornell medioal
are requested to exam ine TheO bsei ver school, who was with Lorenz in this ing a sheet of ice two inches thick
rertlslng columne. Its the active, wlde-
covered a bucketful of water lowered
Meet regularly every
«Kent Reoorder.
ake business man who advertises, con- oountry, now admits as mneh.
For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded.
^Friday evening. Visiting
into the hole the night before, and
luently he Is the most accommodating,
Over 700 acres plow land, 600 now
members
are
oordlally
Mrs
Wiley
of
Seettle,
has
been
Is the cheapest, and deals the most lib
nvited to meet with us. in cultivation, water, windmill,
Drake C. O’Reilly, who won mer­ at the same time tomatoes were here several days this week, visiting
illy In every way
___ . Home members are ex-
welle and springs. If yon want a
ited distinction in the early life of ripening near by. There are small
to be present. By order of the good plaoe oome and see me four
with her children,Lillie and Eddie.
Little Denmark, with only 2,500, the C. 8. By., is interested with open crevices in the ground, thro’
— Jge.
Mn. Jennie Foes, N. G.
miles east of Rutledge. Everything
A oar containing a .number of Miss Ora Lewellen, Secretary.
00 population, sells M 0,000,000 other enterprises of considerable which come draughts of air that
a man needs.
No middle man.
thoroughbred
bucks
passed
down
rorth of butter yearly, and half as importance In and about Portland blow the hat off a person, and the
Cueeka Ledge N e . 121
Address/’" F rank P aywr ,
Friday,
billed
for
Port
Natal,Sooth
A . P . A A. M ., M o r o , Or.
inch of bacon and hams. There’s now, and has recently undertaken breeze has the intense coldness of a
166
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Rutlwlge, Or.
Meets the first and third
itllions in a reputation for prodnc the placing of a line of steamers on winter day. Two weeks ago several Africa. The Inland Empire of Ore­
T hunday evenings of each GASOLINE E N C IN E P O W E R
gon now has some of the moat ex­
the Columbia river between Celilo Kamiah business men visited the
ig • good article.
month Visiting members
tensive
breeders
of
thoroughbred
cordially Invited to meet
and Lewiston.- The first boat will place. The hole had filled with
with
us.
B
y
order of the W. M.
E c o n o m ic a l. Use D is tilla te
It Is np to the experts to ascertain be 160 feet long, 34 feet beam and 6 slide rock and it is now only about sheep in the world, and ship stock
J. M. Parry, Becretary.
For Eco n o m y.
to
every
sheep
producing
country
hether the earthquakes occurring feet depth of hold. Capacity 350 36 inches deep, but as soon as a
on
the
globe.
B
e
th
le
h
e
m
C
h
a
p
te
r.
The
Fairbanks-Morse
Gasoline and
[ay 8th in Connecticut, U. 8. A. tons of freight, and 200 passengers. person steps into it a frosty oold ef­
No 7« O.ES.
Distillate Engine« pomp, saw, grind,
Uncle Billy Kelsay of Shaniko,
nd Fort William, Scotland, had For eleganoe, speed, general ap­ fect is experienced. There was ice
Regular communication ■Ptey» ran fanning mills; In fact, «ave
*" 2d and 4th Ihurs- manual form labor.
nythiog to do with the flow of nat pointments,. etc., she will be the still standing out in the sunlight, who has been visiting with his
„ evenings m onthly.
One drop of gasoline or distillate and
ral gas in Walla Walla that day. peer of any steamer on waters of the and the sides of the hole almost to daughter, Mrs. Frank Lanphear
By order W J f.
nine time« more air makes the power.
Expense «tope when engine b closed
E
lla
Hayes,
Secretary.
and
family,
returned
home
yester­
Inland Empire. Gradually, scenes the top, and the bottom, was a solid
down.
The Barlow road graft, which is of eld, the days of gold, are being frozen mass. A match was struck day, accompanied by Mrs. M.
Two Hone-power up. Heli Cooling
Cylinder.
dog worked npon the people thro’ revived in this wonderfal oonntry, and held near the crevices and the
C. J. Bright of Wasco, addressed
Write for Catalogues and Prloee.
le of the eleven so called 'amend- as yetpo little nnderatood as scarce­ cold breeze which was coming up the people of Kent Wednesday, on
Fairbank«, Morse A Co.,
ents’ to the constitution of Oregon ly to he appreciated. The new
Portland, Oregon.
would immediately extinguish the the subject of local option, and he
ider the initiative and referendum steamer will be built at Celilo.
blaze.. Some account for the phe­ showed up the proposed amendmeht
First Street
Strongs Brick <
stnrbance, has ‘a new idea’ advo
nomenon believing it to be caused to the present law in a manner that
te, a Clackamas rancher, who de
was
surprising
to
all.
He
has
given
from the action of chemicals in the
M O RO , ORE.
M y Celebrated M am m oth
tree that the road owners are try-
the subjeet deep attention.
atmosphere
similar
to
the
process
g to prevent the sale of it by a
M OIW K L A N » ,
Confectionery,
nsed in the manufacture of ice by
se calculated to perpetuate the
Servioes at Monkland church by
Mr.
Taffe,
at
Celilo,,
who
can
beat
beme. Vote no.
Clgirs, Tobaccos,
< Will make the breeding season
T h e season's first cold the ice trust anywhere,‘and does do Rev. A. J. Adams, at 2.30 p. m on
of 1906 at my farm, east of Moro
Sunday next.
m
ay
be
s
lig
h
t—m
ay
y
ield
until about the 1st of Julv, when
Billiards
M
Pool
Tablet
<
it,
in
Walla
Walla,
Boiaq
city,
Salt
*• Uncle Sam is making grand ap
As Mrs Myra Brown and daugh
he will be taken to my John Day
propriations for sufferers of the to early treatm ent, but the Lake, Spokane, and elsewhere.
ter were coming down the hill near
ranch in Sherman connty.
California earthquake and fire n ex t cold w ill hang on
Pasture will be furnished for all
where Mr Bullard lives the harness
<5
Interesting light on the trainiug
which is commendable. But at the longer; it w ill be m ore
breeding mares, at going rates.
broke and let the buggy run onto Ice Cold Drinks and Ice Cream
same time, adopting the suggestion troublesom e, too.
U n - of Japanese children is giveu by a the horse, then the shafts broke and In season. Soda Water, bottled < Terms: 615 to insure, money due
when the mare is known to be with
of Bro. John«, of the Arlington necessary to take chances womau from Japan, who,in a public they jumped out and got the horse
and fountain, always on hand. 4 foal.
- J. R. M artin , Owner.
Record, there are many people in on that second one. S co tt’s lecture, arid that the two moat im­ stopped witboutelther getting hurt
1
-
portant
lessons
taught
to
the
child­
thia part of the Inland Empire who
A
good,
gentle
horse
is
all
that
sav­
E
m
ulsion
is
a
preven
tive
ren were loyalty to the Emperor
have been deprived of their homes
ed them.
and property, and left ma rie w titn te as w ell as a cure. T ak e and love for their parents Japanese
A F Dillinger has sold a «pan of
children have no nursery life, such
T b s C eleb rated Jack
as the San Francisco refugee. Not
3-year old oolts for 1275, to MrRich
as is oomoii iu England and among
from earthquake, nor any fault of
Will make the breeding seasons of
of Wasco.
the wealthy clasaea in America.
their own, but because they located
1906 at the old Strahl pl«oe near
Mr and Mr« Search of Hood river U N D E R T A K IN G
They
are a l c i j s looked after by
DeMoes Springs, will be handled
npon and improved lands by and
are visiting their daughter at the
My Motto Is
by A. B. Nelson an experienced
with the approval of the S<«retary w hen colds abound and parents and grind parents. Two home of Mr Goeh.
horseman who claims Aguinaldo is
Quick
Bales and
of the Interior, and were then driv­ you ’ll have no cold. T ak e it hours each week in (he schools are
Brock Bros, five miles eart of this
best blooded and has more points of
Small Profits.
devoted
to
ethical
teaching,
and
en from their homes by authority when the cold is contracted
perfection than any other Jack in
place, sold their farms to Ira K Ax­
L ive end Let Live.
of the United Staten government and it check s inflam m a­ one honr each week is given to eti
this part of the oonntry. See hie
tell
and
P
J
Dillinger.
Considera­
Call and Exam ine
Why not compensate these people! tion, heals the m em branes qnette. No prizes are offered, the
oolts for evidence of this fact.
tion about >30.00 per acre.
My Stock of .
Terms: 612 for one; 622 far two,
Why not return the money also to o f th e throat and lu n g s child being taught to learn for THE
F U R N IT U R E
We
are
thankful
for
a
good
rain,
sakb
of
know
ixdsk
,
and
not
to
and a greater number in proportion,
aettlem on forfeited Northern Pa and drives th e cold out.
^.and
payable when mare is known to be
obtain a certain number of marks. It will make the grain heavy. It
effle railroad lands in this vicinity!
B ID E L IN K S
with
foal.
looks
fine
at
present.
Stnd
for
fro*
lompto.
There are many things in the train­
paid tor at donbie minimum prices
before buying
Aguinaldo has splendid action
A
good
deal
of
plowing
has
to
be
ing
of
children
in
Japan
that
might
more than 20 years ago! and never
SCOTT A B0VNE. Chemists \
and is a fine walker.
with profit be adopted in Oregon, done yet, and farmers are very U . W . A X T E L L
a dollar yet retnroed to any one of
J ohn H. D r M mb ,
m VaaS
.T '
Claude Hopper
Other parts of tbeUnited Statea. busy.
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DeMoes Spring»« Os
-vMoro - Oregon.
The
O b se r v e r .
[Hoof No. 706.]*
The Imported Percheron Stallion
Pasteur, 55400, 40078.
Black, small star and snip; foaled April 30, 1902. Bred by M.
Caillou, Theil, Orne, Franoe. Sired by Bcipion [436671 dam Pastille
[25678] by Louis D’Or [5891] 2d dam Pâlotte [25247] by Chartrain,
1405. Will make the ensuing season at
Intys id Tnslip, Mi thr
Vdndin id Ikirdip, J. f.
Fridp ind Satirdip,
Pasteur Is one of the very best draft horses that ever left Franoe.
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 Percheron horses so famous. His pedigree like his individual merit is
the best that can be found in Franoe, his ancestors on both sire’s and
dam's sides being the most noted prise winners and breeders in that
oountry. His sire, Scipion, wae a prise winner at the Uuivereal Ex-
poeition at Paris iu 1900. He also won First Prise at the two greatest
shows in Franoe in 1901. Pasteur on acoount of Ms great individual
merit won First Prise in Collection at the greatest bores show in tbs
history of the world, that of the World' Pair at SL Louis in 1904.
TERMS:—>15, single leap, payable at time of service. >20 the
season, payable Rt the end of the season. 625 to inenro, payable when
mare la known to be with foal. Mare and Colt to stand good for
servicer. Care will be taken to prevent aooidents bnt will be responsible
for none. Trading, Bailing or removing the mare from the neighbor­
hood forfeits the insurance and money bcootnes due.
Percheron Horse Breeders A ssn.
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Winner of first premium at the California State Fair in 1898.
TMs is a Splendid Thoroughbred Black Mammoth Jack. He stands
16 hands high and weighs 1100 pounds. He oomee from a line of the
very finest breeders of Kentucky stock.
BYRON W E S T
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St. Joe. First dam by Don Juan by Signal; second dam by Diets SL
Clair by St. Clair.
BYRON WEST will mike the season of 1906
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V. H. SM ITH,
Owner.
W . O. DUNCAN,
flanager.
M ORO, OREGON.
L IV E R Y , FEED A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
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