Sherman County observer., July 20, 1906, Image 4

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A Dalles M a n 's Experience
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LIRE DANIEL
IN LIONS’ DEN
Little Denver Girl Falls Into a
Bear Pit and Lscapes .
l’nhnrt
Bread and Milk Diet Had Failed io
Arouse Bruin’s Natural Inheritance
of Love For Flesh and s.
Blood.
In a (lvs|*‘rate light In the smoking
' car of a train ruuulug fifty intles au
hour on the Southern railway tw o meu
were killed atul one fatally wounded.
In addition several meu sustained
slight flesh’ wounds, bullets cut the
d ollies anil liats of three and half of
the windows iu the ear yvere shattered
liy the flying missiles.
The battle took place fl-beu the traiu
w as midway lietween Mount Carmel,
HI., and Falrtield. Isaac Marshall and
Edward Marshall, tw o brothers, yvere
arrested on a charge of chicken steal­
ing. They were held In the lockup
©verulght, and Constable James K ings­
ton startl'd yvith them for the county
Jail In Falrtield, u local magistrate aoou
after their arrest having committed
them for trial.
, The constable mid his prisoners took
the last vacant seats In the Bmoking
car of un express train. 'They were in
the middle of the ear, and Kingston,
knowing both his prisoners since child­
hood. acceded to their request to travel
without liundeulTs. They had given
their promise not to attem pt to escape,
and Kingston foolishly trusted them.
Unite Marshall proposed a gam e of-
carils, unit the porter bringing a square
board, they placed this ou their knees
s« d 4#etfnn to play the gam e called
heurts. Several'close hands were play­
ed, and Anally the brothers succeeded
In making the constable take the thir­
teen hearts.
•Well, I guess I get the unlucky thir­
teen,” said Kingston.
“Yes, you've got thirteen,” said Isaac
Marshall, with au oath, whipping out a
revolver. “And here’s uuotlier not In
T a C u r a a C o lg | n O n e D a y .
1 ¡ike Laxative BrotnoC^uimnc tablets
A ll druggists refund m oney it it fails
to cure. E . W . G rove’s signature is op
each box. 25c.
N o rth w e s te rn
M u tu a l L ife
O F M IL W A U K E E , W IS .
. N o « t h a t you are th in k in g hard
about- ntaehinery, extra«, oH«, hnr-
iifHH, etc., look over the advertise­
R E C O R D OF POLICY 1 0 8 , 8 9 0
ment of \V F W eiguiid a Co , Grass
Insured Dr. O. P. Donne, The Dalles,
Oreg u. Finn, ordinary life.
Aga 30. V alley, Or.
Results lo PoltcTlifltilcrs
Issued iu lbSl. $¡1000. Annual premium,
i'»2<sl. All dividends used annually to
purchase additions.
N OTICE
D IV ID E N D R E C O R D
Additional proyionn to 1903
tfo rlliu ct:.
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For 1904. h ) . . I
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$
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Depariment of the Interior,
I lilted State« Land ofHee
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t he Dal 1rs,Or., June 16. won. i
Notice is hereby niveu th a t O tis B. Mea-
457 00
17 (K>
17 00
For1906 .. .(
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17 00 singer, of M oro, O regon, has Died uotioe of
forUMM
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in <*’ in ten tio n to main» fiunl tire year proof in
of hie c la im , vis. H om estead E n trv
Total additions .
......... $ ftikJ 00 support
No. lfW>72. made A pril 10th, 190t>, for the E k
InHurauoe now iu f> roe
l,f»3G 00 S
A ,N W ( , S W '4 , Heotion 29, a nd N E A N *
Total preniinius pnid................. .... -MW 3P x W
Heotion 32. T p 1 H, R 16 E .W . M /b aaed
Present oaah surrender value........
554 'Gt <>n , rem
do nc«’ and im provem ents on the NW
NO OTIIEKOLP LINE COMPANY OH X, Section 3 3 .To 1 H, R 16 E. W .M .t n d that
FRA I EKNAL OltbP.K. OK ASSESSMENT M id proof w ill tie made before the Register
COMPANY OK ANY OTHER INSllTU- and R eceiver at the D alles, O regon, on July
1’ION FURNISHING LIFE INSl’KANt E 31st, 1996 Said proof is m ade under the
CAN SHOW A POLICY UNDER WHICH provisions of the Act of A p ril 19, 1904.
IHSY HAVE FURNISHED STRAIGHT
Ho liâmes the fo llo w in g witnesses to prove
LIFE INSURANCE ON AH FAVORABLE his continuons residence npun and c u ltiva -
I'KRAIS AH ABOVE.
lion of said land , vis: 11 H M o D a n e l, L B a r­
H A S P O IN T S O F M E R IT
I Onr Policyholders arc Satisfied.
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The Observer. Term* fll.AO per year
Before Kingston could realize what
w as happening the man had shot him
STO P
k
jjw tw m h
t h e tw o
oral rush from the rear end of the
building to bring her hack to sa fe ty
The proprietor of tjie hotel receutly
came Into possession of tw o bears,
which in.- nothing more than good
sized cubs, one a cinnamon anfi the
other a black. They were captured
when only tw o week« old. They ure
now seven months old, but fortunately
not of a vicious tem peram ent.. The
anim als are confined In a sm all pit at
the rear of the hotel and have natural­
ly attracted considerable ' attention.
G uests at tho hostelry and the public
in general had gone to have a look at
the young bears, and Eva took a great
Interest In them. She w as playing
•b oat the pit and w ent part way down
a ladder running Into It.
The bears, which are.carefully chain­
ed, eyed her demurely, and as no one
w as looking she decided to go farther
down, not realizing any possible dan­
ger. Toward tho bottom of the ladder
she slipped and w ent plump against
the little cinnamon. The fall fright
ened her, and she liegan crying. When
help arrived little Eva w as seated In
the pit between the two bears, which
were gently looking her over. Their
- r n u r ' n w r«r
im«! vW+ - m t n r - m v t -fnrtrTSTTM
aroosa their natural Inheritance of love
for flesh and blood. To this the girl
undoubtedly ow es her safety. As It
was, she w as rescued with only o
■light tear In her dress where the
claw s of the cinnamon had caressed
her.
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R o o s te r K i l l s a M o n k e y .
W illiam Johnson of Linden avenue,
Cincinnati, Is prouder than ever of a
gamecock which he has owned fog
some time and has won renowu ns a
fighter. The fowl s latest exploit Is the
killing of a monkey In a pitched battle.
An Italian organ grinder to whom
- the monkey belonged w as playing In
the street, when Imy» began teasing
the* animal. Tlie monkey broke loose
from Its m aster anil started toward
two o f the boys, who ran Into Mr.
Johnson's yard, with tbs animal nt
A N D U B K X H A N O TH B K NO T IN T U B D IC K ,
through the hcajR. Marshall held the
muzzle of the pistol close to the consta­
ble’s breast, and the Instant he pulled
Uie trigger Kingston collapsed In his
seat.
With the shot both brothers
sprang to their feet, with pistols In both
hands. H alf a dozen men scattered
through the cars had revolvers, and
they began firing nt the prisoners. A
man rising In the seat behind the broth­
ers seut a bullet through the murderer’s
body. Marshall sank to his knees, and,
tnrultig. he fired nt bis nssullant, the
bullet piercing his hat. Before Mar
shall could shoot again three bullets
had struck him dead.
Edward Marshall emptied both his
pistols, lint his shooting was wild. He
w as seriously wounded In the head and
h oly.
Nothing was known ubout.tbe shoot­
ing in the rest of the train uptll Fair-
field had been reached. Marshall In a
conscious minute said that he and his
brother planned to kill Kingston, think­
ing that In the excitement over the
shooting the train w
~
and that they would ha#» a chance to
escape through the country.
This Is the season of the year when
the hired man gets his fingers trimmed
up In good shape with the corn «heller
and shredder. Home men are totally
unfit jo Imve anything to do with ma
chlnery. being either so careless or so
foolhardy that It Is a wonder that they
are not all killed off.
A ^ w o n d e rfu l R eco rd .
As made up by improved and exact
■rocew* U". i'i**- <■' ; i' 'ir 'e Preocrip-
tloll is 4 I
-u-
latlng «11 tin* woinuuly fuuclioub,corns.;-
ing dlaplacementa, a* prolapsus, antever-
Binii and retroversion, overcoming painful
periods, toning up the nerves and bring­
ing alniut a perfect state of liealth. It
i ache, pnriodlckl headaches,
cures the hacka
the dragging-dnw an dlatre*« In the pelvlj
th e ir heels
region,
tlie
pain
nnd tendel
tenderoes» over
As th£ monkey passed through the lower atidondna) teglon,
dries up tho
gate the gamecock a p| »eared and pelvic catarrhal dnuh, so disagreeable
ahd weakening, nnd overcomes every
promptly pitched Into film.
The luittle was fast nnd furious, l»Ut form o f Weakness incident to tho organs
distinctly feminine.
within live minutes the gamecock sue
"Favorite Prescription" Is tho only
ceeded in blinding the monkey. Then ttediclne for women, the makers of
It planted Its spurs In tlie animal's which, are not afraid to print their
formula on tbo bottle wrapper, thus
aide, struck a vital s|*ot, nnd the mon­ taking
their natron» into their full con­
key fell dead.
fidence. It is the tmly medicine for
women, every Ingredient of which has
the strongest ^ossllde endorsement of
R a y •< N in e A m p u ta te s I l i a O w a L e g .
most eminent n dlcal practitioners
While gathering coal on the Peonayl- tlie
and writers of our day, recommending
vanla track Harry F l s b e r , Olne years it for the-4hu»n‘-es for which "Favorite
old. of 1128 Penn atreet. Camiten. N J., Prescription’ is used. It Is the only
w as run down by a freight train. Ono put - up medicine for women, sola
tlirougn druggisl». which floss not con
leg w ot m t off. and the other hung try tain a large jjercentage of alcohol, so
• thread of fleab. leaving the tx»y lying harmful In the long run, especially to
where the car trucks con Id graze him. delicate women. It lias more genuine
lmix-ded by the hanging leg and fear- cures to its credit tliah all other medi­
cines fur (Komen cossMsod, having
III« another train would coni«* along, he I
Ifwers from the
drew ■ knife TYottf T itspoA et a nJ cut J o|*eratiug table and thesurgi-on’s knife
It
has
restored
delicate,
weak women to
the string o f flesh thnt held the leg to
and vigorous health and virility,
his body Then he rolled away from strong
making tnothcrbo<xl |>o»»lble. w here there
tbe tlea^ He died an hour l n j ^ l n Coo­ wa» liarrenncss tiefore. thereby brighten­
ing and making happy many thousands
per hospital at Cntnden.
of homes by tlie advent of little ones to
Strengthen tbe marital tamds and add
a B o m b l a H ie H a a g .
aun»i(tne where gloom and despondency
While Count Keller, commander of kad relgne<l tiefore.
Write to Dr. It. V . Pierce. Re will send
the garrlaon at Kalisz, Poland, aud n
tou good, fatherly, professional advice.
cousin of Lieutenant General Coant In
a plain, »eab-o envelope, absolutely
Keller, who w as killed July 2», 11*04. Ipse. Address him at Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets do not
while repelling a Jspaueae attack on
Tangtoe pass, Manchuria, was driving gripe. They effectually cleanse the ays-
Cam of acriimulsUwl Impuritha.
with hla w ife In the main stre<q-hf
Th* People's Common Sense M e d ic a l
Kallas recently a bomb w as thrown at A d v is e r, by D r Pier» MM»» pages. It sent
hla carriage Court! Keller caught the frrt on re c e ip t of ‘ tam p« to pay etpenae
mailing on ly, bend 21 one-cent stam p«
mlaatle In hla hand," and It failed to of
(o r th e book In paper covers, or 11 stamp«
explode
The tunn who tJ^rew the for tb e cloth -b o u n d volume.
AT
(’lias. Wright, President.
M. C. Dickinson, Manager.
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escaped
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Sign ITniing.
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No train In the service o For ran-» and Inlormatlon apply to
V V . M . O a *< » a c < a a -a , A i r e n
any railroad In the world — -*■
M o ro . O r.
equals In equipment that of the
Chicago, M ilw au kee & St
Paul
They own ant
Ry.
Iron and Wood Working.
HORSE
Esmond Hots',
S H O E IN G
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S P E C IA L T Y .
S h o p on P a r k S tr e e t,* N e a r P u m p H o u s e .
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operate their own sleeping
and dining cars nnd give
their patrons an .excellence
of 'service not obtainable
elswhere.
t
The Dalles, Portland and
Astoria Navigation Co.
R e g u la to r
L in e
PcrUatdjThe Dalles ml w p t s 1
B e r th s in th e ir sle e p e r s
are L on ger, H ig h er and W id er
than in sm a lla r c a r s on o th e r
Steam ers leave Portland and. T he
lin es. T h e y p ro tec t th e ir tra in s Dalle« dally excep t Munday at 7 a. m.
arriving at ulsiut 6 p. in ., con n ectin g at
by th e B lock S v s te m .
O x o g ro rx .
P ro tla n d , O reg o n .
L yle w ith tlie
MANAGER
Morrison U
'X’Z'Z3ZZ-Z~ZTZ:
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F ree b u s to an d from tra in s
R a te s by th e d a y
6 0 c, 7 6 c, $ 1. 0 0 , $ I . 6 0 , $ 2
E u rop ean P lan
A G ood C lea n F a m ily H otel
H . 8 . R O W E » C e n e r a i A g e n t»
T a l k i n g to H im s e lf
Scotchman, when asked why he always
talked to himself, replied:
“In the first place, because I like to talk to
an intelligent man.
“In the second place, because I always like to
hear an intelligent man talk.”
Wo talk out loud for tho Scotchman’s reasons.
Would rather talk on P-r-i-n-t-i-n-g than
, on any other subject.
We don’t say a word about prices—it goes
without saying that prices are right. »
And our work—if it’s not right, send it back.
Try us. Wo Print anything.
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Hotel Hood
Four Block« from Ul)1on Depot,
ihli and E verett at*.
N ew Brick B uilding Newly Furnished.
Bate« 60, 76, $1 per day
Best accom m odations iu tlie c lty forth e
m ouey.
P. A . V I L E S , Proprietor, Portland, Or
V in to n H o te l
G R A S S U A 4 .L E Y , O R E .
New E n tire ly.
C o n vie n t to Business 4 **
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
Conducted on Best Principles
M n llc lie d
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O re g o n .
Fairbanks, Morse A Co.,
Portland, Oregon.
B u y on C ro d ttt
^25
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•Uteh, double load, M lf-
throadlng »hutllo: h aa
automatic bobbin wladar
and other lataattmprov«-
manla. Thl» 1» the AMTI-
TRUIIT M A C H IN E 1« »•
tha aama machine a g *" ^
ara aakln« youR® tot-
attach m a n t.f« with «*«
machine, «old lor only
»ft ca»h and U m onthly.
Wrlto TRIT lor free m ilT W I C4TM.MM • * " * '
olacant aouaahold goods «a will aalp JFrafoM
Prepaid! «n (ear Paraanta -our now eanfl P»«“ '
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Double-Track
M issouri River
E c o n o m ic a l. Oso D is tilla to
For Econom y.
T he Falrbanks-Moroe ( limoline and
Dlatlllakc E ngine» pump, aaw, grind,
«pray, run laiin lu g mill«; In fact, eave
m anual farm Intuir.
One diop of gasoline or din! illate and
nlbe time« more air makes the power.
E xpenae atop« when engine 1« cloaed
dow n.
T w o Hom e-power up. Helf Cooling
Cylinder.
W rite for Catalogue« and Price«.
THIRH P O IC CO..
Sunset, Ocean and Shasta
-R o u te -
For G oldendale and K lick itat valley
points. Train leaves G oldendale a t
5:30 a. m daily ex cep t Munday, arriv­
in g at L yle at 7^30 a. n r , con n ectin g
w ith dow n river boat for Portland and
interm ediate points.
Leaves L yle for G oldendale oq tho
arrival of th e up .river steam er.
Overland Expre«« train«
Hoaeburg, A shland , Sacram ento, O g­
further Information write or
den, Kan Francisco, Htockton Lo« call For on any
the nearest Agent, or the General’
Angeles. El Paso, N ew Orleans and the
E ast. L eave« Portland U nion Depot, Office at Portland.
8.45 p. in . A rrives 7.26 a .m ., daily.
M orning train c d n n eclsa t Woodburn
dally e x ce p t Su nd ay w ith trains for
Mt. A n g el, Milverton B row nsville,
Springfield, W en d lln g aud N atron.
L eaves Portland U nion D epotR .30a.m .
arrives 6.66 p. m .
Eugene passenger connects at W ood­
burn w ith Mt. Angel and Milverton
local. L oaves Portland U n ion D epot
4.16 p. iu., return« 10.35 a .m ., d ally.
la The Only
’Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
U n ion D epot 7.30a in., arrlves5.60 p.m.
D aily.
Mheridan passenger leaves Portland
Railway between the
U n ion D epot 4.60 p in., actives8.*25a.m .
Dally.
Forast G rove passenger leave« Port­
land Union Depot IQ.45 p.m ., arrives
and
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1 60 p.111. D ally exceift Munday.
P O B T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
r S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H IL L
D IV IS IO N .
Depot, Foot o f Jefferson Street.
T he Chicago-Portland Special, tl e
Loaves from Jefferson street depot for
most luxurious train in the worlL
Dallas and Interm ediate poin ts dally,
Drawing-room sleeping cars, dinir g
4.15 p.m. Arrive Portland, 10.15 a.m .
car, buffet smoking and library car
T he Independence-M onm outh Motor
(barber and bath). Leva than thr< e
L ine o|ierates d ally to M onm outh and
days Portland to Chicago^
Airlie, con n ectin g w ith M. P. Co’«
trains at Dalian nnd Independence.
Flm t-clnss faro from Portland to
Haeramento and Man Francisco, $20;
berth, $•>. Keeond-elass fair, $15;«ecoud
class berth, $2.60
' ‘ •
to Chicago are operated daily via the
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe,
O regon R ailroad
N avigation
also Japan, C hina, H onolulu and
Company. Oregon Short Line R ail­
Australia.
road, Union Pacific Railroad arid
CITY TICKET OFFICE, Corner Third
Chicago & North-Western Railway
and W ash in gton . P hone Main 7x1.
to Chlcai i go from Portland and points
* Portland, Or.
in Oregon,
;
a z
C o lu m b ia R iv e r
& N o rth e rn R y C o
; Good Accommodations for
Teams and Wagons.
for Salem ,
j O b s e r v e r P r i n t i n g O f f ic e
f lf t o p o ,
134 T h ir d 8t.» P o r tla n d » Or.
E A S T v ia 'S O U T H
CA SO LIN E EN C IN E P O W E R
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1ft a .m .
U.ftU a .m L v ,
U e n ’l / I ’a«««ng«r A g e n t,
P o rtla n d , O regon .
A nd
Machinery Repaired..
t h is $ 6 0 M a c h in e f o r
It»«
w m . mcmurray ,
The Chicago Milwaukee
E. M. M EA CH , M oro, Or.
I mo -«
C o n iiu e r r lH l T r a d e
an«
í.lft a.m.
3.09 a.m.
For Antorla and w ay poluta, oou-
neuting w ith aleam er mr Ilw aco aud
N orth '■Beach. Steam er H iumu I o , Anh
-tri-i-t duck. Leaven H,()0 p. JR, daily,
exeept Su nd ay. Saturday 10 00 p. m.
Arrive« 5 00 p. m . dully except S u n d ay.
I llltO l (ill I T A ll and <1)1,ORADO
I 'oHtlt- iia ti', ( anon of the (Iraiid,
Block C anon, M undiall anil Teaties*
1’ hhm **, and th e World-I'nmoin-
Knyal Gorge.
Estimates fu rn ish ed ¡bn application. A ll work neatly donc.^
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ntxarrun»
A I 1 / I l f KXPKKHH
loi tlld
i»-i via Hunt , ’
ington.1
8.1ft p in
no »top,
:*n»»e. Bigg«
12.OM pm.
South­
$1.00 ÀNhOF
Thl» popular botri h*» «K»ln Ix-rn I»'«w<I
for n p» rUrti of flv»1 >.»r» by th»' Iiiiix'l'lnl
Hotel Co., wbMM* i>re»l»l»'iit.
Mr.
l'hll.
Mi-tx-han, «Irò ■■«uni»-» th»* uKii.MRenienl
Mr. Knvwli't., t,be formar inanagcr, rrtlrb g
froin ai-tlvr bualorM lite.
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IMPBOVEMENTS JUST C O H TUTED
under tbe direction of* Mr. Phtl M» I«» bj»
niake tlilg hot» I 8F.C0ND TO NONE Ili fb»'
N-irlbw-Hl.
.Cnrpet» mid furnlture liuto
r.'iilueed.
The dinliig r,«.«i I h iio w
on tbe malli floor. Tbe »■•fé I* oni* of'll»»'
fluì «t men u reuort» un Ih»* C»»»l
Th<*
Heidelberg ronm f»»r bulle» I» a «•.H,v»nl»tir
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traina
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For Day ton, Oregon City and Y am ­
hill R iver pointe, Anh atreet' dock.
L«*avea 7 <M> a m d ally excep t S u n d ay.
A frives 6.30 p.m . dally ex cep t Su nd ay.
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Headquarters for Vegetables and Fruits.
Butter and
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dally to K uiinoh C ity. R eclining cTialr-
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C orner 7th and Stark Streets.
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in th is fencin g are found
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of lta contracting, sagging
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tw een posts; doing aw ay
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w ith the top and bottom
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board rail and fully one*
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half the numlter of poets
ordinarily required, w hich
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reduix'H the actual cost of
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th e com pleted fence. T hese
Items alone insure a saving
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r.U.U* J07 II, l«M, Jul, *, K»T.
of fully ..........
60 per ...........
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to the
user," without taking Into account the fact that a fence w ith a top rail m ust be m uch higher than one w ithout to be of
equal service, for a top rail, being visible, m arks the h eigh t of th e fence aud gives chick en s som eth in g to lig h t on . It
Is made of the best galvanised steel wire, sm p othly aud even ly w oven, aud retains Its full h e ig h t before aa w ell aa after
stretching.
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num , J W Messingor and L L Peeta, a ll of
M oro, O regon.
M ic iu b i , T. N ouah ,
6tje22jy27*l
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B eg U ter
the duck,”—:— — -
Tniere w as a ldg to do Iround one of
the hotels In Denvter one afternoon re­
cently when little Eva, the seven year-
uhl daughter of tho hotel manager, was
discovered In the hear pit. Attention
«was drawn to hfcr predicament by the
child’s outcries, and there wus a gen-
FOR P U B LIC A TIO N .
M. M. S. PO U LTRY FEN C IN G . .
Chicago
BEG IN N IN G F eb . 15, 1900
T iiu im iii
TOURIST
SLEEPERS
TWO
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
BETWEEN
T h ro u g h T r a in s
S E A T T L E and C H IC A G O
V IA THE (
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
*
“ T lie C o m fo r ta b le
C. W. STINGER, Wm. ncMURRAY.
City Ticket Agent. Gen-Pass. Agt
W ay”
R o u te o f th o fa m o u s O rie n ta l L im ite d
S ,<
p lb yt Miller, the 5TorikIni)d
mail carrier, and have him take
tlrtit package to you. His chargee
are atnall and deliveries prom pt
-----------For fleUittfl Information, rate»«, etc., es» en or addr«M
S. 0. VERKES. A. 0. I». A.. Seattle. Washloito«.
0r H. DICKSON. C. T. A., lM Third Stretl. Portland. Or.
t> F mt «/(« v r
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Dally and peraonaffy cmducled
,
Cu ratona in Pullman lourlat aleapln«
cara Fora Portland, Loa Angele» a n i
han Francia™, through to Chicago
without changa.
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