Sherman County observer., July 13, 1906, Image 4

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MORO, OREGON :
F R ID A Y
.J uly 13, 1900
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T A .S T T L O V E
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(OrtfftnaL)
•'I wonder,” said Elleu Shirley to her
Bister Fanny, •‘what baa com e over
papa. For several days he haa been
dreaming. At tim es there seerna to
flatter within him som ething of hla
faraw ay youth. 1 can aee It la hla
Step, hta eye, hla atnlle, though he
amllea so seldom .”
'•Heaven grant," replied Fanny,
changing color, “that he baa not been
caught by aome designing woman.
H ow terrible to. think of a specially
manufactured mother."
Bichard Shirley’s married life had
been devoid of anything more than a
fam ily affection. Hla w ife w as s cold
woman, whom he bad married for her
fortune. She had given herself, but her
fortune she had retained In her own
■'rtfeeplug
Vainly had their younger
daughter, Fanny, tried to shield her
father from the mother's reminders
that she held the purse strings. Rich­
ard Shirley had been married, but he
had never known whut It waa to be
mated.
A kual th e B la st« .
Tbo stuble should have aome mean»
by which the foul air can be taken
aw ay, but not by letting the cold air
direct ly down upon the aulinals. In
the middle of bright day» a door or
window tnay lx* opened, the width d e
pending on the temperature outside
Nothing gives the anim als more com
foi l or la mofe economical than a lib­
eral supply of betiding. Bawduat and
machine shavings are clean, easily han
died, good absorbents, but possess UP
tie mauurlal value.
Hay, straw or
leaves, however, add much of value tc
the compost pile when saturated more
or less with the m oisture o f the stable
and will be needed for the garden Oi
shrubs and lawn next spring. It 1»
economy to blanket the horses, wbeth
er the stuble be cold or not. In a cold
stable a thick blanket should be used,
while In u warm one a thin one of bur
lap or other like material will suffice.
Aside from the warmth It gives, the
blanket keeps the coat smooth and
clean.—8. T. Maynard In Suburban
Life.
T u b e r c n lo a la 1» H e * e .
A good many cases of tuberculosis
In hogs, we fear, can be traced to the
creamery, due to the fact that the
skim milk haa not bean heated to a
sufficiently high temperature or kept
at that temperature long enough to de­
stroy the germs, says K im ball’« Dairy
Farmer. Ordinarily It la assum ed that
herds la-conje. Infected through bring­
ing other anim als am ong them, but
the question of tuberculosis Infection
through the skim milk from the cream­
ery Is becoming so'serious that it will
eventually lead to compulsory pasteuri­
sation of skim milk. Indeed, this is
now required In som e states, notably
Minnesota, but the trouble la that the
buttermakers do not heat the akin»
milk hot enough or keep it at that tem ­
perature long enough.
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T he New B iggs is certain ly a
8TO P A T
most deeervedl) popular hotel, and
;nin> ln>st, J. J. H eckard and wife,
ire en titled to h very liberal patron
ige. T he table is supplied with C orner 7th and Stark Streets.
iverytbing nice, and the room s are
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Black Caiioiy, Mitrnhall and Tennre-
aee Paane«, am i Die World-Famou»
Boyul Gorge.
Dealer in all Kinds of Fish and Cured Meats, Ham, Bacon
and Lard.
Fresh Fish every Thursday and Friday.
* Headquarter» lor Vegetables and Fruits. Butter and
Eggs taken in exchange. Give me a trial order.
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For Deacriptive and Illn»tr»ti-d Pamphii-te,
write to ,
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121 Third Street,
PO R TLA N D , OR.
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Carriage Paintitrg.
The Chicago Milwaukee
E. M. MEACH, floro, Or.
And
------Dealer In------
SI. Paul Railway
P a in t s , O ils , P i c t u r e a n d R o o m H o ld in g s ,
G la s s a n d W a l l P a p e r .
The Milwaukee
Paper H anging and House Painting.
F u rn itu re V arn ish ed And P olislied ,
Pictures Fram ed an d M atted.
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Bedsteads En«T)flfSIedr’’* ,^ r ” "'*-‘---------**-••
Estimates furnished on application. A ll work neatly done.*
Pioneer Liuitcil. St. Paul to Cbicato.
O t e M timited, ( M a to Cbicaio.
Sonthwest Ltmltedlaosas City to CMcaio
Wm. McMURRAY,
Gen’l Paaeenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
W . R. C R O C A N , AGENT.
Moro, Oregon.
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South­
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(Mutengr
dally
Tm e tble N o ll N orthhnd
May 9U, 1906 pome nger
1 20 pm
1 40
1.44
2.01
a. 17
2 28
2 40
2.41
2.68
3.04
8.13
8.44
4 00
4.16 •
4.26
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........Bigg»......... 11.60 arve
.. .Glbaoiui.... 11.19
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dally
........Hioka....-. 11.10
. . . . Waaco . . .
. . K lood yka ..
...S u m m it , . .
H ay Canon Jet
..M cD o n a ld s..
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...-»..Moro . . . .
..E r s k in v llk .
.Groes V alley.
. B ourbon. . .
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11.00
10 46
10.40
10.24
10.22
10 06
9.66
9.87
9 20
8 66 --•■...
8 40
8.80
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No train In the service of For rale» and Information apply to
W . h C ro n a n , A gent
any railroad In the world
M o ro . O r.
equals In equipment that ofth e
Chicago, M ilw au kee A . 8 t .
Paul Ry. T h ey ow n an d
.
C; B . r a o iU & E
W n « i n i m i v i m m i a i n
i » n iV i i m
l l i i n m i V m n ia
^ g RL
Iro n a n d W ood W ork in g .
H orse
sho eing a s p e c ia lt y .
M a ch in e ry R e p a ire d .
S h o p on P a r k S tr e e t,
-
N e a r P u m p H ouse,
-
o p e ra te th e ir own sleep in g
an d d in in g cars a n d give
th e ir p a tro n s an excellence
of service n o t o b ta in a b le
elsw here.
Ih? Dalles, Portland aod
Istoria Navigatioo Co.
R e g u la to r L in e
B e rth s in th e ir sleepers PorW,TkiMlesudwypflati
are L on ge r, H ig h e r and W id e r
th a n in s m a lla r c a rs on o th e r
Steamer» leave Portland and Tbe
lines. T hey p ro te c t th e ir tra in s Dalle» d ally except Sunday at 7 a. m.
-by the B lo ck S vste m .
arriving at about 6 p. m ., connectin g at
O x e g ro x x .
L y le w ith the
t o b t oid Morrison Streets
Hotel HooC
T hrough P ullm an standard« and
touriat «lee plng-oara doily to Omaha,
Ohloago, Hpokana; touriat «laaplng-car
d aily to Kanaaa C ity. B acllnlng ohalr-
oare (aaato free) to th e Eaat d oily.
4 p. m . dally except Friday.
M c C a le b B u ild in g
M a in S t r e e t .
Sign Writing.
ÜMONßAOinc
3 T ra in s to T h e East Dally
For IjewlHton, Idaho, and w ay points
from Riparta, Wash. Leave Klparla
6.40 a. m ., or udoq arrival train No. 4,
E a ta b le s of a ll k in d s
a t T h e S a c h s M a rk e t
A
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For D ayton , Oregon c it y and Y am ­
h ill R iver (toints, A sh street dock.
Ireave* 7 00 a m , daily except Hunday.
Arrive« 6.80 p.m . daily excep t Hunday.
A A. A A A
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< l For A storia and w av polutf, con­
n ectin g w ith streduer for Ilw aso and
N orth Beach. Htoamer Haeaalo, A sh
street dock. Leave« 8.00 p. m . d aily,
excep t Hunday. Baturday 10 00 p. m.
Arrives 6.00 p. in. daily e x c e p t rinnday.
K INGH Afili’S DYE
fiesnlts to Politfliolilers Doemaleil
H o ste tle r & G o dw in
SEE
mild In action. They cure
constipation, b ilio u s n e s s ,
sick-head ache.
Lweli’M0*''
W ant your moustache or beard B U C
a beautiful brown or rich black ? Use rirri era. or oauuuiara on a. r. tuu. a oo.. naaWA «. «.
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PO RTLAND-BIGG S
LOCAL, for all local
pointa between Bigg»
and Portland.
Arrives at B iggs ,
flo ro , Oregon.
JVIealM and Vegetables
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Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
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, The fam ily remained at their country
•eat till after the holidays, and every
morning Mr. Bhlrley took hie conetltu
Ilona 1 walk, usually alone. On a cer­
tain moaning In November after a
a to m , when the air was full of oaona,
It 1» new and Its rooms are provided wilh
new, neat and clean.
running water and long distance tele­
a few red leaves were clinging to the
phones. European plan. Rales
tree« and a thin coat o f Ice covered
S ta tio n eiy ,
paper, pens, ink.
»1 per day and upward.
the sm aller etreama, he w as walking
pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the
Highest priced room $3
along a road. Ahead of him he saw a
per day.
Th e F o r T ra d e .
)bserver Book 8tore.
carriage that bad evidently l»een stall
The fur trade of North Amerloa ha*
ed or broken down. When he cam e up
W
e’ve
got
the
tools
and
w
hats
alw ays been largely conducted on tht
♦wo liveried servant« were exam ining
prluclple of barter, write« Duncan more we know how to use them in
a broken eprtng, one of them Just start­
Chas. W right, rresldent.
MacArthur In the New England Mag this Print Shop. Come and see for
ing to find a blacksmith. A lady bad
M. C. Dickinson, Manager.
azine. Tlie transactions w ith the In yourself.
alighted from the coach and waa stand­
dluns are carried on In a very slntph
ing looking o« On seeing Mr Shirley
Screen doors. The W ind River
manner. When a hunter brings In hh
•h e stepped forward to meet him.
collection of furs to any trading post Lumber £ o . now have a nice stock
IM P E R IA L
••We meet Inopportunely." ahe said,
which he utuAlly does tw ice a year, In
if «these doors, o f. both plain and
extending her hand, "after ao long a
HOTEL
Octolter aud March, he la taken to tht
separation.”
trailing roqni. where the official It nn< ) p attern s, in assorted sizes, all
' ivropur n.»»
"Separation! What separation? Are
charge carefully exam ples, classlflet «trong nod w ell built. Do you not
Wash logton
you not m istaken In your person, m ad­
a
n d 7th ot».
and v alues each skin, and when thi
teed one or more of them ?
am T'
,
POBTIANR,
wpole puck is gone over be bands the
(»»SOON
"No, Mr Bhlrley, 1 am not mistaken.
Now th at you are th in k in g hard
Indian a number of tallies, or smaP
I am not likely to have forgotten yon.
ran
itou».
pieces of, wood or metal, each repre »bout m achinery, extras, o ils, har
But why stand here? Let us go to the
MANAQtl
aeutlug the value of a "made beaver,"
atone bridge yonder w hile mjr men are aud the whole representing the valut ties», etc., look over the advertiae-
---- RATE»
fl OKANnUr '
looking out for the repairs ”
of the entire catch. The Indian then uei.i of W F W eigand A Co , Grasr
Tbl» popular hotel »»■ »cala been
Mr, Bhlrley walked beside her. and
for
a pt-rlod of Are year» by the Imp-rl»l
proceed« to the storeroom and select» V a lley , Or.
Hotel Co., whose preeldi'iit,
Mr.
1‘hll
they sat on the atone coping of the •uch articles a« he require«—blankets,
Mt-twban, »Mo aa»uu>e» tbe maoagement!
bridge Too gallant to acknow ledge capota, guns, kulve«, tea, tohacco, etc.—
Mr. Knowlee, tbe former mnnacer, retiring
from active hualneee life.
T e C ure a C old In O n« D ay.
♦hat he did not recognise her, he re­ In paym ent for which be bauds back
IMPK0VEMEMT8 JUST COMPLXTED
frained from speech.
bis tallle» until they are all gone and Take L uxn tive B rom oQ u in in e tablet»
under the direction of Mr. Phil Mctechan
n.» ko I hl» hotel »EC0XD TO MOVE In il»>
"Do you remember," she said, "o»e hla purchasing powers «re exhausted
Northwest. ■ 'Carpets »nd fnrulture lu ve
evening yeara. many years, ago a He then departs, another hunter take» All d ru ^ g isls refund m oney it it fail»
I m -« ii replaced.
The dining room Is now
on the main floor. The / « f e la one of the
young girl sitting In her music room? his place and la dealt with In a almllai o cure. E. W . G r o v e ’s sig n a tu re is
flueat meu'a resort» on tbe Ceeat.
The
H er piano stood agalnat the wall, her manner, and ao on until all the fun- •arh box. 25c. - *
Heidelberg room for ladles Is a convenient
refreshment
room.
Free
'bo»
meet»
all
jurp in a receea, sheet m usic scattered
train»
Our lllm trated booklet tell» you
tn poHsesglou of the whole band of In
■ II about It and how to ew the alght».
ab ou t From a bay window waa a dlaus hare passed Into the hands o f tht
Addre»»
IMPBHIAL BOTEL.
view of a river, w ith m ountains be
XCIWashington I t ., Portland. Ore.
trader, {formerly It waa customary tc A D alles M a n ’s E xp erien ce
yond. while between were 'the happy give a good hunter a "dram" and aome
W ith T h e
autumn fields.’ There w as career be
amall presents In appreciation of hlc
fore the girl, but love stole In to d e
Industry.
prlve her of I t The man who drew her
from It wae handsome, winning, re­
G re a t G r ie f a a S R a a S S h a v ta s .
fined. aristocratic. He, too, had a de
Among the ancients shaving the head
vision to make. H e wae born to for
was a very common mode of express­ O F M I L W A U K E E , W 1 S .
tune; fortune waa needful to him, yet ing grent grief or sorrow. Sometime«
P ro tla n d , O reg o n .
he waa without fortune. Should he It was done by the priest or some other
give him self to a poor girl or reserve religious functionary formally cutting
OSCAR A N D BK 8O N MANAGER
him self for a wealthy .one?
off the hair, som etim es by violently
"They sat before the window, but plucking It out by the roots. In ex R E C O R D O F P O L IC Y 1 0 8 , 8 9 0
not looking out. They were gazing Into trenie cases among men the beard as
Insured Dr. O. D. Doane, The Dalles,
each other's eyas. Each kqew the. oth
well ns the hair w as either cut off or Jregon.
l ’l«n, ordinary life.
Age 30
F ree bus to and fro m tra in s
aria problem. The man bent forward, plucked out. The idea seem s to have laaued iu 1861. »1000. Annual premium
12*2
63.
All
dividend»
uaed
annually
to
placing hla lipa near here. Ills right been that mourners should dlveet them­
R ates by th e day
«rw rested on the back of the sofa selves of thnt which under ordinary cir­ purchase addition».
6 0 c, 7 6 c , S I . 0 0 , $ , .6 0 , $ 2
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ready to fall about her waist. Hla left cum stances was considered most beau­
E urop ea n Plan
hand nearly touched hers. She must tiful, ornamental and becoming. Lu­ Additional previous to 1 9 0 3 ......... . » «67 00
17 A
00 G ood C lean
*• decide whether to eocept what might cian (and he 1« not the only one who Kor 1903.
F a m ily H otel
ifor 1904 .'...............................................
17 OP
com e by remaining where she waa or gives |H>fnts on thia queer mourning For
1906............ x • .....................
17 00
decline It by rialug She decided to re
1« 00
custom) says that the Egyptians ex For 1906
main, to give up her career for him
Total addition»
........... ♦ 686 00
pressed their Intense sorrow by cutting
(nsurnnoe
now
iu
f.
roe
1,686
00
•o d d en ly he arose, went to the win
off the hair upon the death of their god
— Ykrw ah« looked out: H e bad decided Apis aud that the Syrians ecTSd Tfi" the Present CHsh »urrender value. . . . . fire
fpr him self, and he had altered her do
Four B locks from U nion D epot.
sam e manner at the death of Adonla.
NO OTHEBOLD LINK COMPANY OR
cialou. **
6th and E verett sts.
Olympladorus remarks concerning Jeb PKA I EKNAL ORDER. OR A8PE8NMENT
The old man when ahe !*gnn had 1, 20. that the ancients among whom OlMPANY OK ANY OTHER INB11TU N ew Brick B u ild in g Newly Furnished
1'ION FVKNIbHINO LIKE INSURANCE
boon looking straight Into her eye
long hair wae regarded aa an ornament CAN SHOW A POLICY UNDER WHICH
lU te s 50, 75, |1 per day
She wae at least ten years younger cut It off In times of mourning, but that I HEY HAVE EURIW8HBD STRAIGHT
than be and far better preserved. In
those who commonly wore It short su f­ LIFE INSURANCE ON AS FAVORABLE Best accom m odations in the city for the
TERMS AS ABOVE.
m on ey.
deed, ahe w as still a handsome woman
fered It upon such occasion« to grow
Bhe had l>een l<e«utlfuL Before she long
P. A. V I L E 8 , Proprietor, Portland, Or
| 0«r Policy holder» »re Satisfied.
finished a dim ness cam s before hla
eyas, and he turned them toward
.wood on the other aide of tho road
N a t u r e ’s W a y Is B e s t.
DI8TR IC T M ANAGER8
Then hla hand found Its way to hers
T he function atrengthenlng and tlaau« The D alle»,
O regon.
.What had the fortune he. never got building plan of treating chronic, linger­
G R A S S VALLEY. O R E .
been to him in place of that sw eet ing and oh tii> »•' ............... f d^oare a« pup-
sued
by
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after
sym pathy which, springing suddenly
Nature's plan of restoring in alUi.
. between
recognised
mates, grows
lie uses natural rem<*dle», that is
stronger, deeper, boiler to the end? extracts from native medicinal roots,
Blowly be turned and looked her In the prepansl hv proceaaea wroufcht out by
the expenaiture of much time ana
PR IC ES REAS N A B L E
•y«*
money, without the use of alcohol, and
Principles
Conducted on Be
"I remember," be said.
by nW I It fill combination in just th« right
"That decision gave me sucres« for- proportions.
I'aed as Ingredient* of Dr. Pierre’«
C a a a a o a e rrla l T r a i l « H « llc lt e » l
tune."
Golden Medical Discovery, Black Cherry-
"It gave me neither. It deprived me bark. Q iiccii ' m root. Golden Seal root,
' of that which la worth far more than Bloodr.Mit and Stone root, xpneialty exert
GASO LINE E N C IN E P O W E R
their influence in eaaea of lung, bronchial
both—love."
and throat troubles, awl this "I)i«tx>y-
"Our summer la past," ahe went on; m i * it. therefore, a sovereign remedy
E c o n o m ic a l. Use D is tilla te
“we have sowed our seed and have for bronchitis, laryngltia. chronic cough«,
gathered the harvest Now w e are catarrh and kindred ailments.
For Econom y.
The above native roots also have the
only waiting. That love w e knew In strongest
possible endorsement from the
T
he
Fairbankn-Morsn
G asoline and
our youth w e cannot know now. We leading medical writers, of all the several
D istillate Engine« pump, mxw, grind
te n but treasure a memory. It la a sclioola of practice, for the cure not only
spray,
run
fanning
mill«;
In foot, «ave
tho diseases named above but also for
faint satisfaction, like a whiff from a of
m anual farm lattor.
Indigestion, torpor of liver, or blllous-
crumbling rose, yet it may help us aa nes*. i.tMflnate constipation, kidney and
One drop of gaaolltie or distillate and
our faculties wane and we await the bladder Jsouhire and catarrh, no matter
nin e time« more air m akes the power.
E xp en se stops when en g in e Is cloaed
Inevitable winter that here at least has where Ideated.
You don't liave to take [>r. Pierre’s
dow n.
no awakening sp rin g ”
say-so alone as to this; what ha claims We c a rry a s u rp ris in g ly large
T w o Horse-power up. Keif C ooling
"It will be more than that to roe." he for his "Discovery" Is hacked up by the
S .
and c o m p le te stock o f office Cylinder.
said. "It will be a cheering light on writings of the m«tst eminent men In the
W rite for Catalogues and Price«.
m.-dlcal
profession.
A
reqnest
by
postal
What la left of the path I tread; a light card or lettor. addressed to Dr. R. V. su pplies.
Fairbank«, Alorae & C o..
from which all that la sensual haa Pierce, Kutfata. N Y.. for a little book
Portland, Oregon
I n k s f o r C o p y in g ,
burned aw ay, it will greet me when I of extracts from eialiujyl medlcgl au­
thorities
endorsing
the
ingredients
of
his
• waken In the morning, and after my modicinn*. a ill bring a little hook /ref
T y p e w r itin g , an d
•yea liave been closed at night It will that 1» worthy of your attention if
needing a gi»«l. safe, reliable remedy nJ
•till shine in upon my heart."
t h ils
is $ 6 0 M a c h in e f o r
known
fxnnjK
tnU
i/>
n
for
the
cure
of
almost
B o o k -k e e p in g -
The footman, leaving the carriage, any old chronic, or lingering malady.
’V " 1«
.VJ- i i t a a ' i i- ?
caune toward them, saluted and an
Dr. Pierre’« Plresant Pellet« cur« con­
•UUb, dmible t**d. •»!*■
gouncsd that the break had been tem­ stipation. One little ■ Pellet •I«“» gentt* L e t t e r a n d B ill F ile s ,
Id eatbarti«.
porarily repaired so that they <-oukl go laxative, aod two a mild
lt d " - ....
Tbe most valuable book for both mre
A nd F ilin g C ases.
cm. The lady arose, and her companion
m ea ts. T h i* '» tb* ANTI
and
women
Is
Dr.
Ptaraa’
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TX U «r M A C flIN « 11it»
•Mended her to her carriage, banding
Common S«nae Medical Ad­
the «am* ■‘• “ ’“ ¿ T i n
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bar In. After the door bad closed she
viser. A »plendkl l(X)8-pa««
ar« aak l«« yo" • • • *?r - AH
tagovrttb eaeh
volume, with engraving»
•ttarh
m a«t»g<
led her hand through the wln-
th in g you are needing.
» *5d lor only
and colored plat««. A copy,
therv wae a mutual pressure, a
and V moBtbiy.
paper covered will be sent
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Write TSUf tor Ire« »XanMgt MVfM
RJ. »howln«
Î5
■ flash through the eyes of oa<b
to anyone «ending Cl rents
tls ffa n t hnn or ho Id g«M>dB we w ill
in ont-eenl »tan»pa, to pay
pf the ghost of a youthful love, and
FreaaM
)
on
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ra,«»<rt»-oar
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pian
the coot of «Bailing aniy, to
Ibay
»•*•»' to meat again
fa r n /fia * «
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Moro, Oregon.
57
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1T0-ITB atreva», POMTLOM». OM.
Y. dotG-kaa««! P gloasga
h
M. M. S. POULTRY tFENCIN<3.
T he beat feature« of m erit
11
In thi« fencin g are found
In it« m ultitude of horizon­
tal wire«,the cabled selvage
and cable every foot in tbe
fAfTAVAVAVA
h eigh t of fence, to say
n o th in g o f the connectin g
me«h wires; thi«, coupled
AW AVAVAVA
w ith it« peculiar construc­
tion, bar« any possibility
o f its ix»u true ting, sagging
AVAYAVAVA
UOtlt'K FOR PUBLICATION.
or narrow ing together be­
Department of tbe Interior,
tw een |>osts; doing aw ay
United BtateeLend offloe,
I w ith the top and bottom
»A W A»AW a'
The Dalle«, O»., Jane Id, 190«. f txMird rail and fully one- -mV « • ■ ’M
'jawAawaawAawaa'
Notioe is h ereb y »riven that Otis B. M m - half the numtwr of posts
ainger. of Moro, Oretton. be» filed notioe of
intention to wake final fire year proof in ordinarily required, w hich
support of hia claim, via. Homestead Entry reduces tbe actual cost of
No. 15072. wade April 10tb, iyou, for tbe EU the com pleted fence. T hese _ ______
SWX.SWRBW^.SeetKm M. and NE^NW item s alone Insure a saving - ^»J»
K, Heotiou 32, l p 1 8 , U 16 E.W. M. baaed o f fully 60 per cent, to the
F.UnWd i“'» *1. VOt. Jut» «. I«t.
on reaidenoe and improvements an the N W user, w ithout taking into account the fact that a fence w ith a top rail m ust be m uch higher than ou e w ithou t to ho of
X. Section 33. I t) 1 8, K 16 E, W.M.snd that equal service, for a top rail, tielng visible, m arks tbe h e ig h t o f the feuoq and gives chick en s som eth in g to lig h t on. It
aaid proof will he made before tbe tteuieter
aud Keoeiver at the Dalles, Oregon, on July Is made of the beat galvanized steel wire, sm ooth ly and even ly woven, and retains its full h eig h t before us well as after
31st, 1996 Said proof is mads under the stretching.
M anufactured by th e
provision» of the Aot of April 19, 1904.
He name» the following wttneases to prove
hie oon tin none reaidenoe upon and onltiva-
P a c if ic S te e l a n d W i r e C o .,
tioo of said land, viz: H 8 MoDanel, L Bar­
num, J W Massinger and L L Peeta, all of
O a k la n d , C al.
—
—
P o r t la n d , O r e g o n .
*
Moro, Oregon.
Micuxu, T. Nonas,
[otjeMly$7*T ________ Bsgiater
childrens Oxfords and Shoes that
has ever been in the country.
One of the most su ccessfu l stock men
whom we know got his start twenty-
five years ago as a result of bis father
giving him a calf. It la proper to note
here that when the calf grew Into a fat
steer the old man did not sell It and
pocket th^ money. A good many gen­
erous fathers do things this way, and
their sous do not grow up to bo success­
ful stock men. There ought to be a law
to give boys their rights In m atters of
this sott.
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Notioe is hereby given that the under­
pinned b«» been d a l, spuoiuted by the
Oounty court of the «uta of Oregon, for
Bberuiau oounty, administrator of the e«tnte
of (lam e Hansen, dMwasad.and all person»
bavintr claims again«« ««Id Mt ate. are here­
by notified and required to preaeut the same
duly verified, to the undaraigued adminis­
trator. at bis offloe in tbe W. A. Gordon
Gomimuya Bank, In tbe atte of Moro, in
said Hhcriuan oounty, «tat« of Oregon, with­
in six month* from tbs date of tbia n o tic e .
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this litb day of
June, a. n. 1906.
N. p;
Administrator of tbe estate of
»13-2281 i Oarrle Hansen, deceased
U s A Msnuw., Attorney» for Adtnr.
H. S. R O W E , C en erai A g e n t,
134 T h ird St., P o rtla n d , Or.
» T a lk in g to H im s e lf
A
THERH PACIFIC CO.,
Sunset. Ocean and Shasta
1‘ ----- - R u iit e -
Scotchm an, w hen ask ed w hy he al ways
ta lk e d to h im self, re p lie d ; .
“ I n th e fire t place; beca us e1 l ^ tk e r ttT T ^tk
a n in te llig e n t m a n .
..
“ I n th e second place, because I alw ays lik e to
h e a r an in te llig e n t m an ta lk .”
W e ta lk o u t lo u d for th e S c o tc h m a n ’s reasons.
W o u ld r a th e r ta lk on P -r-i-n -t-i-n -g th a n
on a n y o th e r su b ject.
W e d o n ’t say a w ord a b o u t p rices— it goes
w ith o u t sa y in g th a t prices a re rig h t.
A n d o u r w ork— if i t ’s n o t rig h t, send it back.
T ry us. W e P r in t a n y th in g .
E A S T via S O U TH
p o
,
-» » er a
O regon.
For G oldendale and K lick itat valley
Dints. Train leaves G oldendale at
30 a. m. d ally excep t Sunday, arriv­
in g at L yle at 7:80 a. m ., connecting
w ith dow n river boat for Portland and
interm ediate points.
L eaves L yle for G oldendale on the
arrival o f tb e up rivar ataamer.
Good IccommodatioDS for
Teams and Vapns.
Overland
cn
iht
Boaeburg, AHlifand,
Kacrarnento, Og-
For any further Information write or
den, Han Francisco, Htockton Loe
Angeles,.K I Paso, N ew Orleans and the call on the neareat Agent, or the General
Leave« Pori land U nion Depot, Office at Portland.
8 45 p.. n i. Arrive» 7.26 a m ., daily.
M orning train connect« at Woodburn
dally ex cep t Hunday w ith train« for
Mt. A n gel, Hilverton B row usville,
Hprlngfleld, W endllng aud N atron.
Leave» Portland U nion Depot 8.30a.in.
arrives 6.65 p. tn.
Eugene paaaenger connects at W ood­
burn w ith Mt. Angel and Hilverton
local. Leaves Portland U nion D epot
4.16 p. m ., returns 10.35 a .m ., d a ily .
Tbe Oely
Corvallis paaaenger leave« Portland
U n ion D epot 7.30 a m ., arrlve«5.60 p.m.
D aily.
Sheridan pnnaenger leave« Portland
Railway betweee tbe
U nion D epot 4.50 p.m ., arrives8.26 a.m .
Dally.
Forest Grove paaaenger leaves Port­
land Union Depot 10.45 p.m -, arrives
ead
I 60 p.nt. D aily e x cep t Sunday.
P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
D IV IS IO N .
Depot, F o d to f Jefferson Street.
T he Chicago-Portland Special, the
Leave« from Jeflvrnon street depot for
most luxurious train in the world.
Dallas and interm ediate polntn daily,
Drawing-room sleeping car», dm,¡ g
4.15 p.m . Arrive Portland, 10.16 a.m.
car, buffet smoking and library a ir
The Independence-M onm outh Motor
(barber and b»tl»). Lea» than three
Line operates dally to M onm outh and
day» Portland to Chicago.
Airlie, connectin g w ith S . P. Go’s
train» at D allas and Independence.
Firat-clnas fare from Portland to
-taemmento aud San Francisco, $26;
berth, $4. Recnnd-claaa fair, $16;second
••lie-» iwrihr.$2,56
to Chicago are operated daily via the
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe,
O regon R ailroad & N avigation
also Japan, China, H onolulu and
Company.
Oregon Short Line Rail­
Australia.
road, Union Pacific Railroad and
CITY TICKET OFFICE. Corner Third
Chicago & North-Western Railway
and W ashington. Phone Main 7x1.
to Cbteago fro<n Portland and point^
E um L
O bsepvep P r in t in g O ffic e ¡¡
HJ ì o
Columbia River
& NorthernRyCo
{
b
Double-Track
Missouri River
Chicago
F eb . 15, 1906
B E G IN N IN G
TIIR9U611
T O U R IS T
SLEEPERS
TW O
E V E R Y D A Y IN T H E
,
Through Trains
betw een
S E A T T L E and C H IC A G O
*
.
V l ^ THB
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
"T h» Com fortabl« W ay”
Poruflnd, Or.
C. W . STINGER, W m . flcM URRAY,
C ity T icket A gent.
G en-Paaa. Agt
R o u te o f th e fa m o u s O rie n ta l L im ite d
For detailed information, rat*«, «tc., call on or address
S. 0. YEBKES. A. 0. P. A- Seattle. tYaahlafto«.
Or B. MCK80B, C. T.’A., «12 Third Street, Portlaod. Or.
X
Bee Uert Miller, the M onklaod
mail carrier, and have him take
th a t package to yon. Hi» chargee
are sm all and d ellv en ee p ro m p t
Dally and pereon»11r eoadncled »»•
carelona in Pdlataa loartat »l«v(>lrre
care from Portland, Lot Angles and
Ban Frenclare, through to Chfca(O
without chattf«.
s .s . niTCHix,
a . o. sab trim,
C H cap & Nort h-Western Ry,