Sherman County observer., December 07, 1906, Image 2

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T o P a tr o n s e n d C o rro o R o n d o n ts .
anything impractical in having ceipts from the sale of all manufac­
both—stove foundry and jute mill! tured products art turned in diroot
A ll lo c a l* w ill be ru n t ill ordered ou t,
Pendleton Tribuue
Farmers near the prison only to the state treasurer, hence the ne­
u n le M o th erw ise s pecified.’
V I* * O ff ic ia l F * p « r .
The biggest question that will would benefit, says the Oregonian. cessity of a new appropriation each
o v u o ia l r a r a * or mukrham » O
D o n 't send us for free pu blicatio n any*
come
before the Oregon legislature This objection oonld be met by legislative period. Price per bale th in g o f an a d v e rtisin g cha ra c te r.
MORO, OR BOON.
D o n 't ask u * to send y o u nam es and ad-
this winter will lie the proposal to statute. The legislators iu framing paid for jute thia year $18; 400 lbs.
Jresa o f correspondents. T h a t is a p riv a te
D. C. I riland a S on .......... E ditors substitute in the place ot the stove the statute, oould establish a depos­ per bale, makes 451 racks per bale. m utter betw een th e m and us.
foundry a jute mill, for the manu itory in each county, for exarap'e, During the time between Jan 1, 05,
. C. L. I riland , M anager .
Copy for ads, change«, etc., m ust he In
facture of grain sacks, wool sacks, make the sheriff* of each county the and Sept. 30, ’06, the mill turned the office before 2 o’clock p. m . W ednea-
burlap, etc. The opposition to this agent of the state for the jute pro­ out 1,339,650 graiar bags, together lay to Insure proper care and a tten tio n .
Send for advertising rates.
D o n ’t send us a rtic le * on politics, te m ­
movement are not presenting all ducts. Let this statute also provide with quite an amount of hop cloth,
perance or re lig io n . D iscussion o f such
To insure publication, article* for tho facia iu the eaae. They make for the distribution of tho products oat hags, wool bags, warp, twine, .opics o n ly lead* to v io le n t and abusive
T h e O bserver m ust reach the office before
,
the statement that it will increase in proportion to the value of indus­ floor matting, and other products, language In th e end.
noon W ednesday. T h e m a ll com es d a ily .
W rit© fo r C a ta lo g u e .
A vo id personalities. C o m p lim e n t* d e li­
the cost of operating the penitenti­ tries using such products iu euoh made from jute,all of which is made
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cately
g
ive
n
kre
a
lw
a
y
s
acceptable,
but
Whep you rem it for T h e O b s e r v e r ary, but they do not show, by facts county according to tl»e lies« |tatis with the same machinery with but even they m ust not he ov e rd o n e , a * the
use an express or postotHce m oney order, and figures, that it does. The farm
deal information. The statute shud
charge o f In c in c e rity is apt to fo llo w a
“ SO R O SIS” and
’ eglstered le tte r, o r bank d ra ft, payable to
also
provide that not over a certain a trifle in loss of time for the read­ shower o f p re tty n o th in g * spread broad
era, and the legislators too, must
D. C . Ire la n d & Son.
“
W
alk -O ver” S to re.
cast
We
carry
a
surprisingly
large
justing
of
the
looms.
8ince
elec­
remember that there is a powerful number of sacks, say 1,000, should
and complete stock ot office
P o rn a rly F ifth and W ashington.
tric
power
has
been
in
successful
S h e r m a n C o u n ty C o u rts .
A Blue Mark here will answer an trust that is assisting the opposition be sold to one pereon or corpora
supplies.
In q u iry , w h en entered upon n jir c alendar,
W a sh in g to n and Third S tr e e ts
don, so that the sacks would not operation the mill can easily make
and
that
it
will
kick
up
as
big
a
Inks for Copying,
g iv in g the date of the paper rs th e date at
a daily average of 1,000 bags, with
Clrouit
Court,
Hon.
W.
L
Bradahaw,
fall
into
the
hands
of
a
few
of
the
cloud of dust as possible to blind
w h ic h y o u r c u rre n t subscription expires.
“ All Around The Northwest Corner“
T y p ew ritin g , and
a monthly average of 172,000, with J , —3d Monday iu March, and let Mon­
the issue before the people. As largest growers; for.the only real
day In October, annually.
PORTLAND
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OREGON.
B ook-k eepin g.
Probate Court, Hon. p. B, Bourbill,
We a r e h e r e to do printin g, and nearly as we remember, but 100 argument agaiustthe proposition is a yearly output of say 2,000,000.
J.,—1st
Monday
in
each
month.
• f you w a n t aome done brin g it to us or let
men are employed at the stove that, figure as we may, a jute mill On this basis there would be a short
L etter and Bill Files,
County Court, G. B Bourbill, J., D
ua k n o w and we w ill see ) o u .
I f you
time allowed for closing down the Chisholm, Wm. Walker Commission­
th in k w e are not e x te n s ive e nou gh for foundry, and for (hose the state get will not produce over 37 per cent
and F ilin g C ases.
ers«,— 1st Wednesday In January, A pril
y o u r consid eration— o h , go 'lo n g .
40 cents a day each, or $40 per day of the sacks and burlap used iu looms for a general overhauling of July and October.
Lcok here for the next
for all, which is said to be the cost Oregon, and it would be necessary the plant, which is deemed advisa­
T he D alles, Oregon
thing you are needing.
Difficulty io having your Ohs.-i v^r
Our
off-r
of
The
Toledo
Blade
ble
at
least
once
a
year.
Following
that
its
products
be
distributed
as
of keeping the prisoners so employ­
changed may. be avoided by sending the
The McCluno Sani­
The price is ridiculously low. fairly as possible. The ‘risky’ and is a tabulated statement of expense and Th« Observer at $1.75 a year,
desired a lte ra tio n to this office. A lw a y s ed.
g iv e the nam e o f the office from « hich
will exnire Deo. 15th.
precariously speculative uature ol for 9 months—
Il
the
stove
foundry
is
to
be
kept
you w a n t it changed, as w e ll as the one to
, Moro, Oregon.
i tarium for medical
np this price ought, to be doubled. the business has apparently never Jute at $18.34 per bale....... .$68,009
w h ic h it is to be sent.
and surgical cases
NEW TODAY.
At $40 a day, and counting 300 seriously troubled the state of Salaries.................................. 7,000 04
Fuel . : . . . . .........................
2,797 04
Before c o m in g to th e c ity to trad e read
has all the attention
working days in a year, Ibis would Washington, aud probably assumes Electrical p o w e r . ____ 5,251 97
era are requested to e x a m in e T h e O b a e i ver
Repair*
and
Improvements
..
3,018
78
and advantages that
l.trger
proportions
to
the
mind
than
a d v e rtis in g colu m n s. Its the a ctiv e, wide
bring the slate an income of only
Other euppllea, oils, eto.......... 2.35* 42
a w a k e business m an w h o advertises, con
it
is
in
actual
'practice.
This
ob
$12,000.
any.up-to-daie hos­
sequently he is th e m ost acco m m od ating
T o t a l e x p e n s e « 9 [ n o r t h s ............ $78,408 22
sells th e cheapest, and deals the mo«t lib
The Walla W allajute mill, cost­ jeedon is relatively a small matter. V a lu e o f m a n u f a c t u r e s ............... 91,100 74
pital or sanitarium
• Taken up, by tho undersigned,
e ra lly In e ve ry w av
ing $175,000, employs 200 men and The price this year for a 400 pound Net profit 9 m onths................ $12,0/2 52 at the farm home of E E Barnum,
can
'bjfcr, and the
these are able to make 7,000 wheat bale of jute was $18.34, to which
five mil-s south east of Moro, Sher-
Dur'ng
the
biennial
period
end­
D ec . 7. 1906 sacks a day, or 2,100,000 sacks in a must l>e added $7 55 tariff, a total
FRIDAY.
additional iidvaui-
ing Sept. 30, 1906, there wpro ox ' ,Dan CoU"D'. Oregon, three estray
age^and . Qmfortsof
year. The Washington authorities of $15.89 per bale. The jute trust pended from the fund provided for i animals, described as follow»*:
One bay mure, brand'd J A Dn
Tillamook needs a live law en sell the sacks af a profit of one cent has advanced the price j>er bale for
a private JnHiiv.
this purp se $153,515.87, while the < ono letter] on left hip, aged about
forcement league.
each, or a profit* of $21,000. This 1907 to $27 per bale, which, with gross receipts were $204,558.84. | 16 years.
Meuicai i-iun. Dr. r. C. Avery, btephéïïson, Wash ; Dr- E H.
would lx» $0,000 gain in favor of the tariff' added, makes $34.55, or This included the saleof any manu­ I One black mare colt, no brand,
Crazy old Abe Dawson, ibe pest the jute mill. But there are in the nearly $9 more for next year than
Coilins,
GoUciul le, Wa-h ; I)r. it. C. Dodlä, Dufur, Ur.; Dr. J A.
factured products which were car­ supposed to lielong to the above
described mare.
of Lamonta, Crook-county, (lied all neighborhood \>f 400 men in the for the present year. Since several
Geiscndorffer, Hie falles, Ur-, Dr. H. Logan, The Dalles, Ur.;
ried over from the preceding bien­
One buckskin mare, branded a o-
penitentiary, and of ibis nuiutxir millions of acres more of wheat have
by himself last week.
nial
period.
The
gross
profits
of
Dr K. \V. Logan, Moro, Ur.; Dr. J. M Lowe, Hie Dalles, Ur.
pen
‘
a
’
uqder
^-circle
on
left
hiy,
350 would be able to lab ir. A plant been added to the worlds’ acreage
H»r further Informal Ion, address any member of the stuff'or The Kanltar'uui.
the
jule
mill
for
the
two
years
weie
Z
on
left
shoulder,
and
76
on
left
and the trust has control of the
An editor pacing his faro on the therefore, could be operated that
$22,149.01.
hip
world’s
supply
of
jute,
the
price
of
The owner or owners of the above
railroad will raise the standard of would turn out 31675,000 sacks, or
'It is estimated with a fair margin
sacks next season will be about the
animals are requested to call for
| O M E to Radium
the profession. Sweet are the uses ahont 37 per cent of the number of
of
profit,
and
sufficient
machinery
Spring» *nd r o t
them, prove property, pay charges,
sacks used in the Matty fts we figure saute as this season’s price, which
of adversity.
to utilize the su^plui convict labor, and take them away, otherwise they
Free youndf from the
that 10,000,000 sacks ate u*ed for averaged about 10H cents per sack.
w o n io and care» which have
together with a sufficient appropri­ will he sold, as provided by law, at
» G ra ss
O reg o n
At
the
price
the
trust
has
set
on
all p'urpost s. This number of sacks
•worn your nerve». Drink of
the
farm
named
in
this
advertise­
ation
to
insure
continual
operation
Peary is surprised. He finds the
the wonderful water» here, whose
would return a profit of $36,750, or jute, Washington expects to be able
massHrssetsar« h ss <I U e e p la M|«<-k
the year round, that thejute mill ment,to the highest bidder for cash,
same coal shortage in New England
remarkable properties will bring sure1
again of $24,750 over the stove o well sacks a t 7X cents, a saving of
at
10
o’clock
in
the
forenoon
of
Sat­
relief
from
rheumatism.
chronic
con-
that be experienced in the regions plant.
3 cents a sack. If a jute mill at alone will put the Washington state urday, December 22, 1906
"T?— -7—
ftipabon, indigestion, ludney i^nd
of the north jxib'.
prison on a self sustaining basis.
bladder troubles and many nervous
(Signed) E. E. & L. B arnum ,
But inasmuch as otdy 100 of the Salem should produce 2,100,000 sks
The knocker always works cheap. 247]
disorders. T h u splendidly equipped
Moro, Or
Repairing Solicited. -
All Work Guarameed.
400 prisonera are employed in the it w*ould Ixi a saving to the farmers
aamtanunp possesses every memcal
All is well in South Ametica stave foundry, we eauuot see why of $63,000. A t this rate of saving He will fxert himself harder, for
resource, provides every luxury of the
Castro claims to be alive, and Sec 200 of the remaining 300 might not the jute mill would pay for itself iu less compensation, than any other
hneit hotel and offers all the comforts
of the home.
Located amid the
retary Root vouches for the good lie employed iu operating-w jute three years, or a little more, besides creature on earth and his unbound­
y
„R
a . - a jc :
mountains where magnificent scenery. '
health of the Monroe doctrine.
mill, and thereby make an addi­ furnishing $21.000 a year toward ed energy and enthusiasm in oppo­
Connected with my business
delightful walks,and fine fishing abound.
tional saving to the slate of $21.000 the expenses of the prison. It is- sition to progress would earn him a anyone wishing a supply or renew
ro aqutpmant. ««com*
•od.doM a n d rw»M ahtarlaU i tuppUad
Edison's new $200 automobile besides making a saving of $63,000 agreed that, the labor is a healthful laurel wreath if it could be directed their’order for the famous Watkins
Remedies and Preparations cun be
may run 15 years, as he promises, to the farmers, who have always one, and one of the ueeds of the in opposite channels.
supp led by mail or in pereon at
penitentiary
is
plenty
of
healthful
paid
more
than
their
proportionate
provided it doesn’t try to make the
my residence in Demoss, Oregon.
SANITARIUM W
telegraph poles turn out of its way share of taxes to assist in keeping work for the prisoners.
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A i . ex . H unter , Agent
HAiNca.
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The
manufacture
of
sacks
kt
the
arge
up the institutiou.
when it approaches.
q u a n titie s
state
prison
would
tend
to
call
the
The Oregonian of November 5
Rttehtiou of valley people to the
A chemical weed destroyer has editorially hays: ¿‘Idleness is one of growing of filter producing plants,1
Kent Reoorder
the
worst
of
prison
tortures,
and
been developed in Wisconsin, and
One Sure Hatch Incubator for
and might result, id the establishing
the
most
fertile
cause
of
■ Duncan Chisholm has moved his snle, hot water system, capacity 160
it don’t hurt grain. The solution
of
another
industry
in
the
stale.
eggs. Price $10. Apply at H .Dierks
consists of 100 lbs. of iron sulphate uation.” With this statement we Many sections of Eastern Oregon, family into town for the winter.
farm, one mile north of Rutledge,
dissolved iu 54 gallons of water, agree, but we eauuot see the pert in- especially irrigable lauds.are adapt­
E. Donly moved into the Thomp­ or address, A zoka M. W ilcox ,
eney of its argument 111 the present
which amount will spray an acre
son house Monday in order to lie 245,
Rutledge, Or
discussion,as only almut one fourth ed to the culture of fiber plants,
nearer the postoffice.
Eyexltusa lenaea ought to b« ground
and
we
should
encourage
their
of the prisouets are employed iu
s tric tly to order. R eady-ground atock
Canada is showing decided fond the stove foundry, so this does not planting.
lenaea
no m ore f it th a n w ould re a d y ­
Miss Lorraine Johnson came up
made false te eth . T h a M u n ae ll Op-
ness for annexation iu the Arctic by any meaus solve the question of
After carefully considering the from Moro Saturday evening, for a
tlcal Co. grlnde each lena apaclally
You will alw ay s find at our y ard .
regions, having taken eight more prison employment. The jute mill question from all sides we believe visit with herauqt, Mrs Donley, re­
fo r each eye. O u r w orkshopa have
I
have
a
very
fine
Jersey
cow,
islands for the dominion np that would furnish Hioie employ uieut.
a ll th a latest, m odern and expenatve
that. Oregon ueeds the jut« mill; turning Monday monning.
and an excellentDurhani cow,which
m achinery
know n
to the O p tical
way the past year. Nobody dispates
that it will assist in making the
V
ut B| wcíh I priai», by cur load lotu.
c ra ft. O u r employee a re exp e rt. I f
The Oregonian Hays that .thejute state prison self sttslaintug; and
Miss Edna Ragsdale arrived fro2 I wish to eell, both giving milk;
her rights, but the Jtp< are 'Won-
we f it your gteeees th e y w ill ba e x ­
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f
t
Hpleiwlitl
bt-ifer,
Soon
to
mill would supplant, the stove foun­
a ctly rig h t. C onsultation coats you
derstr u ck.___________
that, while it may uot entirely cure the Dalles Wednesday evening to he fresh. For particulars, apply to
nothing. B ooklet, w ith v a lu a b le In fo r­
We also handle KNOCK DOWN W INDOW
dry, lit h e stove foundry employs
spend
thanksgiving
with
her
par­
the trust, evil, its saving of upward
or ndJress, Mrs. ei . iy P ike ,
m ation about the hum an eye. F R E E
but
about.
25
per
eeut
of
the
prison­
FRAMES and BUILDING PA PER .
Hon. R. J. Ginn has dnnlined the
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- Moro, Or
Will meet
of $60,000 a year will go a long way ents. ------- —J
Munsell Optical Co..
appointment of register of the U-8. ers, would 1 he jute mill necessarily in easing the burden of taxation r n
all*
competition.
Mrs.JD Ball took her Bon Paul
•th C L ta n SUi 4*4rWAXMST< PORTLAND
Land office in the Dalles, and Jud supplant it! Might it not, on the the farmer and be just so much
to
Grass
Valley
Saturday,
to
con­
S. Fish, of the Uinatilla house, is olh-r l and, furnish employment for wrested from the rapacious maw of
Estim ates cheerfully given on all bills large or small.
sult Dr Taylor regarding the little
those now suffering the torture ol thejute trust.
reoommended. Jud will make
fellows’
arm,
which
was
injured
re­
Send your watches, jewelry, etc.,
capital register. His appointment eufotccd idleness! Would there lx-
We appeal to the legislature to cently by a fall from a horse.
needing repairs, to me, and I will
is looked for within a week.
remember that the interests of the
guarantee per'ect satiefaction. Wn:
The K C Co got a car load of oak Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at
wheat grower, wool grower, potato
Klr.t strp.t
StroiiK. Brick
Fining the Pullman Car company
grower and hop grower, are very wood up from Hood river Sunday wlione place of business any..aru«lo>
•50 for permitting formaldt h vde to
extensive in Oregon, and that these night, and divided it among the may lx« left to be forwarded, and
who will return the same to you in
M ORO, ORE. -
E. S . H ornaday, fla n a g er , M oro, Or
industries are unanimous in their people Monday. It came just about good shape.
be used in the feed products served
0 . M. HtAcocx,_
the
right
time,
for
the
whole
town
on its dining car?, as was done in a
demand for the jute mill as the best
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LaGrande, Or
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Pennsylvania court, is a brilliant
means of relief from the present was almost entirely out of fuel.
evils of the trust.
evidence of the protection afforded
Cigars, Tobaccos, ’
WA Kentners teams started over
by our laws to the traveler who Ins
for Echo a few days ago, to work
Billiards Pool Tables
to eat.
AN INJUSTICE IS BEING DONE on the irrigating ditch, Mr K hav­
Any person or persqns having
ing secured a 2-a.ile contract. He hordes, cattle, houses, lots or house­
Legislators in the past have so
False and Padded Statements left by train for the name place.
hold gooits for sale, exchange, or
M O R O , O R E G IO N .
Ico Cold Drinks and Ice Cream,
rushed the office of the attorney
parlies desiring io buy such prop­
About the Prison Jute Mill.
Kent came near being visited by erly, will find T he O bserver a
general to ascertain the constitn
in season. Soda* Water, bottled
L IV E R Y , FE E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
tlonality and the legality of propos­
the fire fiend Tuesday morning. A good medium for advertising nnd
j>a>.d
fountain,
tt-lways
on
band.'
Reports of an extraordinary ex
ed bills, that Attorney General
fire started in the attic of Mr Wil­ securing a customer. Try
J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
pense, far in excess of the truth
T he O bserver ,
Crawford has requested each mem­
sons’ house from a defective flue
are being circulated bv knockers
Moro, Or
ber wanting such information to
and burned through the roof, but
Telephone from T h e D e lle * or any Sherm en «»onnty points at onr expense.
for
the
purpose
of
injuring
the
Service
fnrniab ed to or from M oro to any points.
forward bills to him as soon as pos
luckily it was discovered and ex­
prospects of the proposed prison
OUR M O TTO
“ Please the p u blic.”
•ible to prevent a rush at the open
tinguished before any serious dam­
jute
mill
in
Oregon.
November
9th
ing of the session.
age was done.
.
A N D ...
The Observer produced indisputable
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
- For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded.
e
’Tis the last filmy shirtwaist on Over 700 acres plow land, 600 now
facts as to the cost of the mill com­
Senator Jonathan Bourne is at
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
the streets left a'one; all its net­ in cultivation, water, windmill,
HE above picture of the pleted, and the cost of operating
the National capital, studying the
wel’s and springs. If you want a
M y M o lto I»
mnn nnd fish is the trnde- lb«; same, which is all the way from work companions to the closets have good place come and Fee me four
plans of fatare action. Mr. Bourne
flown. ’Neath its soft open lattice
$200,000
to
$500,00)
less
than
the
Quick
Hales and
,1111 °LScott’sEmulsion,
was cordially received on the floor i 1—=-=»1
t -
-s
By nonvm for knockers would have members of blue goose flesh is seen, where the miles east of Rutledge. Everything
Hmatl Profits.
a
man
needs.
No
middle
man.
of the senate, where he was Intro­
eye slyly pierces the lace threads
Live and Let Live.
Address. F rank P ayne ,
duced formally by Senators Fulton strength and purity. I t is sold the legislature believe. But recol-
in (dnjost ull the civilized coun­ féct one thing: members of the in­ between. Soon the fair hut vain 166
Rutl-dgo, Or.
( dll nnd Examine
and Gearin, and the precedent was
tries of the glolte.
M y Htrx’k ot
coming assembly w ill.not be easily wearer, so proud of her bust, may
established of having a member of
If the cod fish became extinct humbugged by designing graft. Ac­ lie under the quoting of “dust unto
E U R N IT U R E
the senate present chosen by direct it would l»e a world-wide calam­
The P olicyh old ers’ C om pany.
• and
dust;” for the demon pneumonia
vote af the people, taken as another ity. liecause the oil th a t comes cording to reports prepared by the
The Moro brick yard property,
H ID E L IN E S
sits
on
winters’
chill
fence,
on
the
laurel won by Oregon.
before b u y in g
from its liver surpasses all other Washington state officials L it Sept lookout for victims with more pride adjoining and west of the Court
house, is for sale. Besides two city
tuts ia nourishing and life-giving the Walla Walla plant, including
blocks there is an acreage good for
A Minnesota man in being tried properties.
Thirty years ngo structure,machinery and all appur­ than sense. ’Tis the last bust ex­ first class gardening, and the whole
»
poser,
the
last
peek-a-boo,
nnd
the
tenances,
was
about
$125.000.
The
t
he
proprietors
of
Scott’s
Emul­
for manslaughter, having shot and
tract will make a lovely Suburban
Moro
- Oregon.
winter
winds
whisper,
“You’d
better
killed another man whom he mis­ sion found a w ay of preparing machinery value alone is about
residence. Price $700 For particu­
Home Office, Commonwealth Bldg., Sixth and Ankeny, Portland. Oregon.
skidoo.”
t
cod
liver
oil
s
o
th
a
t
everyone
can
$50,000. It is estimated, however,
lars address
B. F. H oover
took for deer moving in the woods.
542 East 36th street,
A. L. MILLS, President
80 frequent were the fatal conse­ take it and get the full*value of that a similar plant could tie in­
Home news on evelv page «if 'r he 202)
Portland, Or
CLARENCE 8. SAMUEL,
quences of such mistakes a few the oil w ithout the objectionable stalled and fully equipped with
L. SAMUEL,
Observer, all printed in Moro.
Assiatant Manager
years ago that the legislatore pass­ 1 taste. Scott’s Emulsion is the modern machinery, for about the
General Manager.
| itest thing in the world for weak,
ed a law making accidental man [backw ard children, thin, delicate present appraised value of this
Our “ ads” sttraci atlanti« n and
killing while hunting, manslaught­
Clark Mercer-Brofe., Proprs.
jteople, and all conditions of plant. For, the past three legisla­ advertise. W hen ynn get our ad­
|O A L IT T L E M ISSIONARY W O R K IN YOUR
er. The law has had g<xxl effect, wasting and lost strength.
tive periods, since April 1, 1900,the
Notary
Public.
<
■
but It is a strange commentary on
Washington legislature has appro­ vertising. v«»u g«t hue«noeg brinderà.
idle days by telling your neighbors of the good
. Every kind of rig to order,
Send *>r Aw aampla
human nature that the fear of im ­
priated $150,000 for each succeed­
Attorney
for
the
State
School
Fund
and
all
orders
prompt
and
satis­
qualities of The Observer.
If you can’t get A e ir sub­
If you want Ymir team properly
prisonment, rather than regard for SCOTT A DOWNS, C iik m ir t m
lor Sheraton County.
factory at reasonable prices.
ing two years, this allows $75,000 taken care of at K«*nt d r i v e in the
scriptions,
send
us
their
addresses
and we will send
sax.
at
Farmers team* fed us well as
lives of others, should make men
a year for the operation of the va­ Kent Feed Stable where K Donly
Ms. aadgiAM.
them
sample
copies.
We
pay
for
all
soliciting you do
they are fed at home, if not better.
more careful.
rióos industries at the prison. * Re- proprietor, will see to them.
- Talaphone at our expense.
for us.
The
O b se r v e r .
FACTS ABOUT THE JUTE MILL
O ffice S u p p lie s.
Nature Shaped
Shoes
1 For Children.
k n ig h t s
The McCune Sanitarium
Observer^ B oo k -S to re,
42
Sale of [strays. .
H arness S addles H alters
Owing to absence
R A M M SPRINGS
IV
SfeeiM&Oefenty State«
(OXmiPOUARY T4I.U.
3}'.
Incubator for Sale.
LUM BER
MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS,
AND SCREENS
LIM E, C EM EN T, COAL,
W OOD a n d P O S T S .
ifiilch Cows for Sale.
SLA
BI
HOOP
Watches Repairing, etc.
W m . Rudolf
Wind River Lumber Company
Io Boy, Sell or Exchange
S
Grain and Stock farm
FURNITURE
U N D E R T A K IN G
Oregon Life
Brick Yard for Sale.
Clean,, Economical, Well Managed.
O. W . A X T E L L
Phallaraont Uvei) Co.
J . AA. P a r r y .
Wasco, Oregon.
à
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7$
1 ( W-TSL
A most desirable company to insure in.