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■a The ► M m W O bserver. th | rarer. « r ra è iA b r a r t k o r shkbman MOMO, OM SGO N. D. C. IwcbAKD * S on ..........E ditors C. L. I bkland , M anager . are the intermediary htmt, and ma rouiub out the life cycle; »o thit cousnmption can be regarded ot»lr as m purHsitio diHease. According Io this ihi-ory, iuhalaliou lias uutli- ing io do with the spreading of ooumi nipt ion, i«nd the theory lh:d infection in conveyed by the sputuiii IS M huiidniipd/ HOUND» OF MYSTERY TW« LEGACY tC F T BY THE ANCIEN? TRIBES OF NEW MEXICO. A. r * u l l * K C i l g m a F u r th e S e le a tla ta 1» t h e H a n S r e * M i l e C ity o f th e I le a * . W it h Ite H a a a te d R a la a , P e e - > le d W ith S h e le t o a e . S h e r m a n C o u n ty C o u r ts . cem ent w h ich A tested sh o w It to 1 alm ost o f a da ma qt hurdnesa. C ircu it Court, H o n . YV. L B rad»h a*', -iu u d e u f th e larger roooui o f m haunted rulus, or “ M ound o f M y s ts A ,’*' J , —Sd Mourtay In M arch, an d let M on d a y iu O ctober, a n n u a lly . as Sm ith d esig n a ted It, w ere A d P ro b a te C ourt, H o n . O B llo u r lilll, over se v en ty hum an akeletone»<M «, J .,— le t M onday In ea ch m o n th wom en and three infanta. M a st Lf C o u n ty C ourt, Ö. B B o u r h ill, J ., I» th ese sk eleto n s w ere unearthed la a|i C h ish o lm , W m . W alker C oin n iisrlop - tin g jKistures, lean in g a g a in st K n *m .— le t W ed u eed a y lo J a n u a r y , A p ril w ails, as I f their death had been slm ul J u ly a n d O ctober. - taneoits a n d the " b ligh tin g b reath nt G od” had sm itten them a s th ey ? ■«» NEW Instantly, Inexorably, thoroughly y On body, crouched Iu u cornor, r. wu stra n g ely d ecorated. A large earth e i b ow l <*overed th e head, as a skullcap A cross th e th ig h (Mines rested auothei b a t u sm a ller one. Iu th is b ow l wer Taken up, by the undersigned, m any striu g less, colorless bone beads at the borne farm one mile south of H ere, there, everyw h ere, upon th Moro, Sherman county, Oregon,one floor, la y thou san d s o f bones, tab- on e ut a tim e from the m a ss o f oau l estray described as follows: We ca»ry a surprisingly large 8orrel color, white blazed face, and com p lete stock ot office an d rock th a t had tilled .th e cham ber T h eir weaiMins, their u ten sils, their a b o u t 6 o r 6 y e a r s o ld , w e ig h t a b o u t su p p lies. . gods, all, everytlll-UM, still lay abot 1 0 0 0 lb s ., b r a n d e d OR o n le f t e t ille th e p rem ises, covered by th e w reckag a n d h o n le f t j a w . o f th e roof and the d riftin g sa n d s froi The owner or owners of tbe above th e d esert edge. animal are requested to call for T h e "M ound o f M ystery” 1 m not th it,— prove property, pay charges, o n ly on e In Socorro co u n ty w h ich <» l and take it away, — otherwise it ta in s su ch thlugu, but Isid o r e r ife w it trea su res tliuu tb e rest. S ca rcely r will be mild, as provided by law, at m ound in all th a t "hundred m ile Clt.\ the farm named in this advertise Lcok here for th e n ext o f tb e dead" Is w ith o u t Its sk u ll. It ment,to tbe highest bidder for cash, thing you are n eed in g. > ¡lottery or peuate*. B u t th e “Moun< at 10 o’clock in tbe forenoon of Sat o f M y stery ” is lik e a iialace ainon urday, January 11th, 1907. h uts, a g rea t lab yrin th o f grot toe J ohn 8. B risbin , am ong th e lesser cells. 249] M o ro , Or A n ex a m in a tio n o f the sk u lls In th “ K ulnas E u ca u ta d a s” sh o w s th a t li Subscribe for The Observer. th ey w ere Indian* they w ere fa r from .W MW o>—V x j r - qy lik e the In d ian s o f today. T h e flilt foreliead, th e prom inent nose, the n a r row verteb rae an d other Indian char a ctertstlcs a re not to be found In tlin Are guaranteed. You can have sk u lls us ttuq* e x is t in tills one big catacom b. T be foreh ead Is rounded, them by writing, or calling at niy First Street Strongs Mrlek the tem p les full, the ch eek s low and residence ut Demoss springs, Sher receding, th e cldn sq u are, the nose man county, Oregoh. O R E . sm all. W'lm, then, w ere the stra n g e 2 jp i] A i . ex . H unter , Agent In h ab itants o f th a t ruin? Cau it be that th ey *were related to the Toltees-*- th o se en lig h ten ed p red ecessors o f the host« o f M on tezu m a—and that it w a s from th is lau d th a t A n ah u ac first w a s One Sure Hatch Incubator for pop u lated ? sale, hot water system, capacity 160 H isto ry te lls u s thut the tribes of C h lch em ec “ca m e d o w n from the e g g s . Price $10. Apply at H.Dierks north,” an d it is k n ow n thut to the farm, one mile north of Rutledge, north w e n t the victim gatherers for or address, A koaa M. W ilcox , £ I c e ’ L oJd D i iii'ko a n d Ic«t C r e a m the sa crifices o f Ilu ltzllo p o clh tli. From 2 4 5 ] Rutledge, Or ’. in ‘ e:i;-on. S o d a W a te r , h o tll.a l^ ' th e north, too, uccordiug to P rescott, cam e Q u atzalcoatl and the later ■>ai'd f o u n t a i n , a l w a y s <»p h a n d . A ztecs. Ò T h e m y stery o f the haunted ruin fW-iV- z Í5 _ í® L _ A _ íV v -xiv can u ev er be p o sitiv ely dispelled. N ei .1 have a very fine Jersey cow, ther w ill w e ev e r itn o w the cau.*e of tbe terrib le sn d fa r sw eep in g death and an excellentDurham cow,which th a t ca m e so sim u lta n eo u sly u]ion that I wish to pel!, both giving milk; peop le o f the ' * i i u n i l r e » l m ile c ity ” of and also: a splendid heifer, iouh Socorro couul.v. he fresh. Fdr particulars, apply to S c ie n tists «till sp ecu la te, Archaeol o r a d d r e x i, M r* . N elly F ike , o g ists are o fferin g ns m any and ( ( i n 2 4 2 ] g M ( ) | ( > . ( >r flicting ex p la n a tio n s, but the “ Mound o f M y s te ry ” still sta n d s there, grim E y esla * . l.n a e. o u .h t to be around w ith its grin n in g sk u lls and ancient, strictly to ord.r. Ke.dy-xround stock sto ry less relics—Its grottoes som ber l.n ses no more fit then would ready w ith its gkvim and stilln e ss o f th e made false teeth. The MunseU Op. cen tu ries—Its w a lls fro w n in g dow u up Gentleman or lady with good tleal Co. grind« each lens specially on th e silv er y w a ters o f th e T u le Rosa, reference to travel by rail or with a for each eye. Our werkahopa have a t the ed g e o f the san d y desdt't w aste, rig, for a firm of $250,000.00 capi all the latest, modern and expenalve machinery known to Ute Optical like a sp h in x o f the great sou th w est tal. Salary $1,072.00 per year and craft. Our employes are expert. . If 8ahnrn.—T. S h elley Sutton In San exfienses, salary paid weekly, and we fit your glasses they will be ex F ra n cisco C hronicle. «sx (lenses advanced? Add reps, with actly right. Consultation costs you nothing. Booklet, with valuable infor clamp Jos. A Alexander, T o P a tr o n s a n d C o rre s p o n d e n ts . mation about the human eye, FR EE lt*J * * Moro, Or All locals will be run (111 ordered out, Unless otherw ise specified. •tACiun etA.4»frWAXH.srs P ortland Don't send us for free publication any thin g o f an advertising character. Much bus ttceu w ritten o t th e cliff d w ellers; v a st v o lu m es h ave beeu com Sand for advertiaing rates T h e n i ! ) or rrf df A a m b ili t r r m r»“ p iled con ceru iu g th e u u cleu t trib es of A n ah u ac, the T oltecs, the vanlabcd de- T o in s u r e p u b lic a t io n , a r tic lr e io n e a r ly nh m u d i a Tool a s Unti f e llc w scendnutH o f “th e fair god*r o f a n cien t The Observer m u ll reach Ihe office before w h o w,as i«»lli«l m I i I mcc i u l o t h è noon W ednesday. The mall come* daily M exico, nud ull th e long gou e trib es o f str< et u t. A i l i n g l o ii io n a v e a In u lti th e great so u th w est have hud their When y o u r e m it for T h e O b se r v e r V g pluce iu fictitiou s and h istoric narra T h e Y a iu h iJ a r le fl h i* l u / g t uae an express or poaiotflee money order tive. B ut w h o h as heard o f th e m y ste registered letter, or bank draft, payable to l a n i e r i ! b i n i . m g , a ll « o u r e d w i; |i rious “lost A tla n tis’’ o f New* M exico, 9. C. Ireland & Son. r o ' . W Ilei» h e « a s ir-utly l o g o the vau lsh ed people o f the m ound, t h è b h g g y i-eiif, p u ri o f i n e t o p , ih ' w h o se trib es w ere on ce us th e au tu m n A Blue Mark here will answer an inquiry, when entered upon o„r calendar d o e h lio .iit l a n d tl >or, 'h e b l u » - , ili* lea v es and w h o p erish ed —n ot in d ivid u ally, but a s a race—at on e fell sw oop, givin g the dale of the paper i s the date at w iiip , ih ch orM 'K ralle, m o l ili«' b . i u a s from th e aven gin g w rath o f God? which your current subscription expires ilh c lf, a e r e p r e ti y m u d i «ut h i e. T h e atten tion o f ' t h e a rch aeo lo g ist has been cen tered upon the haxy h is We are here to do printing, and tory o f th e cliff d w ellers, ujion their •f you want som e done bring It to us or let If \ o n w a n t l o know all it'Miijf de. hom es and their jia b its, forgettin g th a t us know and we will see you. If you think we are not exten sive enough for in itu r c il u le o h o ', tjp ’ , u -k 8 e i i c l . « i y there e x is ts in pecu liar proxim ity a your consideration—oh, go ’long. 1, W ils o n lo s e m i y o u i w o fir m e r .* ’ field o f m ore a ttr a c tiv e m ystery. T he cliff d w ellers h ave d raw n our a tten tio n Difficulty in havingyourOhe«rv*r b u lle t in s , N«» h . 2 0 8 a n ti 2U!)d<*h»live b ecau se they le ft u s their hom es. T h e changed mav be avoided by sending the to r h is s u b j e c t , ' f h e s e b u l l e t i n s d o vau lsh ed race o f Socorro cou n ty, N. M., desired alteration to this o f f i c e . A lw av. tin e iii p r o p . r w a y s w lu ll tlo i.a l u re-i h as failed to in terest u s for th e reuson giv e the name of tne office trom « hlch that it left u s n o th in g —noth in g, not you want It changed, as w ell as tl.e one to a lc o h o l is , I h e s o u r c e s ir o n s w h ic h ev en a w all in tact or a ruin unplun which It is to be sent. i t is o b t a in e d , llm p i o c e e s i s a n d a p dered. Y et ptny! H a v e you ev er been Before com ing to the city to trade read p i la n c e s u s e d in it s m a n u f a c t u r e , alon g t h f T u ie U osa lu the w ild plnon era are requested to exam ine T he Ob»ei ver clad region s o f th e San F ran cisco advertising colum ns. Its the active, wide I lie c o s t o f n iln u f a c t ut in g , u s e s lo m oun tain s? Are you fu m illar w ith th a i awake business man who advertise!-, con w h ic h it m a y lie a p p lie d t«n«l t h e “hutidred m ile city o f th e dead," so sequently he Is the most accom m odating, stran gely lik e th e lost c ity o f Q hlypra, o f fic ia ls o f t h e g o v e r n in e n l c l i a i g c d ■ sells the cheapest, and deal* the most lib jk*t fur, far larger and m ore w on d er w it h t h e e n f o r c e m e n t o f t h e la w . »«rally in every wav fu l? H a v e you ever en tered th e grea t e x ca v a tio n o f th e p reh istoric p ueblo to Did it ever occur to you that it T h e t h r o n g s o f f ig h t in g b u lls a m i th e south o f Luna, ea st o f th e barren oasta uo m ore to produor p rin tin g I hat la pleaaing Io th e e y e than th e oth er I w a r s in t h e stu c k e x c h a n g e o f W it. I peaks o f Elk m oun tain s? Tho "K ulnas E u ca n tu d a s,” o r ‘ h au n t k in d . T h e Observer ia eq u ip p ed w ith all m odern facilities for d o in g go**! s t r e e t la s t w *ek r e s e m b le d H ea ed rid n s,” as w e w ou ld call them in work at th e very ndiiiiiH iiii o f co sl. I ry » ro u n d I h e b u n g h o le o f a lit e r b i r E n glish, are but a fe w m iles m irth of u s w ith an order an d If it is not e x e c u t San F rn ucisco, not th e San F ran cisco ed to y o u r perfect aatbduclloia you need r e l, w h ic h p r o m p t e d t h e t i i n i i K o f o f C alifornia, but the San Franc isco o f n o t |»ay for ft« H e t t y G r e e n th a t ‘•th e r e is goiug-4*^ Socorro cou n ty, N. M., a M cxictiy and a f in a n c ia l r e v o l u t i o n p r e tty Indian p ueblo old er than the quuiqt . . . D bc . 28, 1D0G s >ou w h e n p e o p le a i e s o ait.UM wl, v illa g e o f A com a, “the cita d el o f the FRIDAY clo u d s,” w hich w a s 1 you n g w hen the a s to r e v o lt a n d I h e str i-e t w ill ru n ish p riests and exp lorers first v en The capital of the trusts, $3,500, w ill) b lo o d .'' C ol. Ho» f.-l X it tVf.l Span tured Into tbut d esert w ild ern ess, to 000,000, is reputed to be more Ilian one of the s c u f f le s in o n e o f t h e d r be slau gh tered as they attem p tin l the half water, which may account fu r e le s in w h ic h 1 2 5 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 io v a lu e s d arin g a scen t to the su m m it o f the g rea t Acotua m esa. • ' the dryness of laat aeaMon. w e n t o u t o f s i g h t in le s s ih jin an T h e pueblo o f San Frauciurto Was hoar, tu d ’ ‘t h e p e o p le a t t h e in s a n e cru m b lin g in to d eca y w befi A com a—so c a lle d , “old est city in A m erica’’—w a s Lucky Baldwin, who has been the a s y lu m a r e a t a m e lot. c o m p a r e d yh u u g and nou rish in g w ith the b lan ket most unlucky lucky man we have t h e m an y d a y , ” h e s a y s .- w ea v in g h osts o f th e A lte c . H er known for half a century, is again q u ain t adolie “h ou se o f penati*«” w a s in velvet, having discovered some- lion. H. V. G oes vi!l ijj u fa s t d isin teg ra tin g w h en M ontezw nu lu h is you th looked d ow n In ull hie his order of August 27th. belter light am i1 water phi ni ¿han p rid e a ig i se m isa v a g e h au teu r 1 rorn the before the ti »od aç Gasile Riuk. IÍÍ- gorgeou s b ut barbaric p alace o f Cha- D ive keepers seem to have pot» fias several plants eca’ieicd over p u ltep ec. So say the people o f the t pueblo, w h o se gen era tio n s session of the common coundl in the Pacific Non li west, mih ) our wish h p a resen v e lived and p erished w ith in Its n ar Portland, which has voted to keep is that he had this one in Moro. row boundaries. T h e “h au n ted ru in s,” they toll us, are lewd women in saloons. Rub out He never insures ng t i n s i f i l e s s Rose City now and write it Dive rates are prohibitiva and a I (he peopled y e t w ith grim and g h o stly god s o f other d a y s and w ith sp ecters damage thus far suffered has bceu th at still strid e th reaten in gly alon g the B u m .. ______________ by 11-iod. His plant at Heppner su b terru n ean corridors. B u t w e o f to Congressman elect Willis C. Haw was destroyed lu the tinnì Hiere. d ay are too en lig h ten ed to a ccep t this ley, has resigned his chair ip Babin He thinks he has saved ¿uougli in su v a g e su p erstition , so w e w ill look nt university, and will goto Washing thing ou the Nevada desert I his the “Ituinus. E o c n n ta d a s” only n s they are. T here Is b u t little left v f them . - ton early in February, to familiar umnib, that beats ihe days of old, Iu 1807 the first w h ite u u n , w h ose ixe himself with the working! of Ihe «lays of gold, the days of ’49. n am e w a s Rmith, ven tured Into the forb idd in g fa stn e ss e s o f the land of congress._______________ T u ie Rosa. Sm ith, then In the prim e D on’t ask us to send you names <nd ad- The j(ostinasier o f N .Y .O .t y to ld o f life , arrived a t M agdalena In q u est Jos. T. Peters of the Dalles, was Jress o f correspondent«. That is a privste o f n ew er fields o f gold —In q u est o f Send your watches, jewelry, e(c C ol. I lo f e r a few d a y s a g o that o v e r matter between them and us. elected vice president of the Rivers fortu n e, p leasu re an d ad ven tu re. A needing*r»*p»ir»s to trie, and i will Copy for sd*, change«, etc., m u d be III and Harbors Oougress. The session « 1 4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 w a s s e n i h o m e G ifs y ea r Y an k ee In every sen se, there w a s no guarantee j»er <*et eathfaction. Wo office before 2 o ’clock p, m. Wednes was a great success, and the Oregon b y I t a li m s a lo n e , fill* C h r is t in a s d an ger lu the w ild s o f the “hundred the Rudolf is my agent in Moro, a! lay to Insure proper care an0 attention. tulle city of the d ead ” w hich femitb delegation made a favorable and co p r » se n t» . O u r s is u g r e a 1 c o u n t r y , w ou ld fear.*, G eronim o nor the A pache w ho>e place of business any article Don't send us articles on politics, tern b u t o n e h a s i o g o lo G o l h u m t o s e e may is» left to he forwarded, and during impression. K id w a s y e t In l|ls reign o f terror, iterance or religion. Discuft»lon <*T suci> it. L ik e W a s liib g io u c it y , N e w b ut th e A p ach es w ere out for blood, »opic* only leads to violent and xhuidvt who will return the same to you in good shape O. M. H kacock , Y o t k is lu l l o f m o n u m e n t * a n d and the cou n try w a s n form id ab le one. languaj e In the end. It is asserted that the jetty at Ihe si a n n o y , b u t it is m o stly o f f o l c i g li B u t Sm ith p ressisi on. A hundred p Avoid personalities."-Compliments dell 241] LaGrande, 0 given are always acceptable, bui month of the Columbia liver is e r s . N e a r ly n il lie u u ilt u i g lo u p » m iles beyond th e v illa g e o f M agdalena, cately even they must mi! he overdone, as tlie Sk^T’ Hu lawn be for T h e Olmerver beyon d tb e fam ou s H orse springs, charge o f Incinceriiy i» «pt^lo follow a making a bad bar worse. I)r. Aug, o i l iln* u e a $ 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 « U Jloln h o u s e la ter th e scen e o f tw o n ever to lie for shower of pretty noiiiing« spread broad C. Kinney offers proof in p h o to s of s o n » - Cost lu g -iU.LlUU, ut » b o lg u g otten m a ssa cres--liey o n d tbe old, h is CIMI charts of soundings made in 1H02 toric T u rk ey m oun tain nnd th e la n d o f su b j e l s . i tin o ld f m s lo ln h o U s e m as p in ions, w h ere the silvery T u ie Rosa aad 1906, lo sutislaiiliafe the posi The Observer ha* been Ltahlishcd v i s i t e d , w h e i e GtW. C h u k s o i i u a s w in d s and h as w ou n d Its w a y for cen nearly 20 years, and ii tías tom e subedrl- I Any person nr b er e o n ? h a v in g tlve assertion. tu ries un told —tills v a lia n t p ioneer of U v r s who h sve rce« ive«' It regularly for |, , . ru..u n « t ll„ I,,» , ... 1 m e i. ij .w s u r v e y o r o t i h e p o r i, f r i more then hall' a score o f veara Many , , th e w est ven tun n l w ith h is burro train in»-» y an ¿ o w a in w -p a p i-r in .io , u h<- o f these object to h áfli g the Old Reliable ‘’‘'‘d *°r eale, rxchiittgr. or Two Italian aeronauts took a bal li;t >i m ed G«»l H " f e l ! lia! illlp o i » nud tru sty k n ife and rifle. Sm ith, whom the «otfoir bad tbe d ls c o n t h iu .il III 'll«- »1 , f q | i x p i r , (lio n o' 1 t I íes (h*.-i ¡ I» lo b u y m e l| p ro p - w i l l fin d T i l l - . < > li. | i t \ j * trip recently over ihe Aljie t l il l í e s ie»* a i e i s g e ♦ 1 ,0 0 0 ,UUO d a ily p leasu re o f m eetin g sh ortly before tils i h e í r « iib -( r iñ o .» ¡ m i l l o t I h v l r I w n c l i t , a« i f o r o t h e r r e ii- n n « , w » - l i s c o n t l n u t f s u b s c r ip ' "| .4 !,.,. f i . » , IO M E to Radium and witnessed the curve of the X iviivg « n ijn o y m e n i •«» 1 .8 0 0 un o. d ea th , w a s by n atu re Intended ns an H o n .o n lv when ,.«»tifie.! .o d . SO. „ c e , I "U*llU,n f,,r ndv.Tl.Hng and Spring» *nd re»t arch aeologist, for bis love o f th e rare by agreement weide at tin- Dine the a .* sW l i r i I l g a CUM r i m e r . P r y earths’ horizon which seemed lo tie Free younelf from the su d curious, the m ysteriou s nnd an count is opened, when it 1« noted upon! T n E OBSERVER, precipitated over an appalli »g loft- won»« and care» which have tlqu e, w a s d irectly resp onsib le for his the calendar tivby liiscoivinuid promptly Moi*.» O l tomlees abyss, and rjie vision of th e won» your nerves Drinl o f1 final d eterm in ation to reside In that at the time specified. AU |>ers(ui« paying | the wonderful water» here, who»e land o f ruins nud relics. U n t'l the in adrai ce s' the li.n ei f subscribing, will spherical form of the earth was remarkable properties will bnng «ure day of h is death he n ever le ft the have the betiefit o f the $2 50 rule for clearly defined. The ascent nt lain years, or the $5 (<) r¡ne lo fivevem s relief from rheumatum. chronic coo- “hundred m ile city o f th e dead," but send-The Observer to a n v r e s p o n s ib le p e í ed was 21,000 f * \ distance 180 fopation, indigestion, ludney -and: reinaiued for over thirty y ea rs to e x ►on wlm prders it. Do u j i iliey (».»• »<o4 For Bale. 1040 at r« i*. litclc»! bladder trouble» and many nervous' miles, time 4 hour* 5 minute«. plore Its m ounds and caverns. send Ihe m oney,with the order. wl*h the _<)vy*r 700 acres plow land, BOO p,.u dùordera ’ Thu splendidly equipped TfiTThe tlr e lo ls efforts o f ttils sturdy u n d e r s t a n d i n g t h a t i l n q .0 p a v W sanitanuip poaaewe« every médirai pioneer the S m ith son ian Institution cents per month t«>r it, mull »itch Imr »» in cultivation, water, ' win«iu.ill. resource, provide» every luxury of the After viewing the subj <-t from ow (‘n M ine of ltn moat vu lualiie New they may u-Ul* i,> t.k e »ilvantsge <4 »he Vcl s and springs. If you want hneD hole] and offer» all the ctxnfort» M exico nutlqnltieH, It waa lie who e x above liberal «li-c<'U"ts. From this dale g«n»d p lacecom e nnd see me fnm all points oougress put it s loot down TJfc experienced farmer of the home. Located amid the. ca v a ted tb e “Ruinits E n cau tad aa,” be we are ore,,«red lo «iisentit ' rales lo ull miles > n»4 of Rutledge. Evert thing has learned that some leading \\ eekllcnand Mag. zin»» publixhed emphatically on the proposed re mountain» where magnificent scenery, ' w ho flrat brought to light the ninuy in Un United S «te«, n> any preps Id reader a man needs. No middle man. delightful wal lu. and fine fishing abound. grains require far differ form, so called, of English spelling m ynteriea o f Itu grlut and gh ostly grot Address. F rank P aynk , n t I h e O ld R e l i a b l e Observer Com e with la fo rm a tio a a * lo oqulpm aot, «crem- ent soil than others; tOM. advocated by the President at the the m -m ey— a . i l i a l 1» l i i d i - p t iisibie. oaodatloiu o m 4 ra to t c0 to r fu lly lu p p U t d lfifl Rutl dgc 0 . some crops need differ , Shortly before Sm ith died I k * toak insiaoce of a Issly o f self appointed ent handling than others. Die through an ex ca v a ted m ound not rcconalructors of the language, and fa r from the “Mound o f M ystery.” (i> He knows that a great ita aevernl nportm ent«. arranged oc w yyvw L <v (be President has accepted their deal depends upon right S A N IT A R IU M U crude pluon lim b shelve«, I view ed planting at the right cotM-iusions, promising to rescind HAINES. ORE. hundreda o f tbe rellca nnd sk u lls ot time, c.. I t * ' .. .1 On* iitsurance to build a plant since t!»e vanished people. There w ere ar must be kept cx.ndicd. Ike uas lieeu in the business. ruws, quoit*, tieads, inenl grinders, No use of complaining b ow ls, burned nnd figured pottery, in summer about a mis stra n g e shn|s>s o f earth en w are, stou t take made in the spring. The Wyoming salt springs pr • ta b le ts covered w ith inderlpberabk Decide before the seed h ieroglyp h ics, im plem en ts of ngrtciil dace one pound of salt to each AND is planted. tore, a great gran ite plow , ducks, gallon of water. T>ie springs • birds, earth en p en ates and w eird Idols, best time to reme perennial and the flow is sufficient bijoes, sk u lls, va se s nnd cou n tless lit- dy wasting conditions in tl* trin k ets w h ose n am es I could not to supply half ihe Uuited States the human body is be My M otto Is gn ass. There wen* lu m p s o f copper, wiih salt probably for centuries. fore the evil is too deep »Inc. Iron and lead, all o f which pos In alm ost ev efy house there ia Q u ick K m I ch a n d T ie springs have been running to rooted. At the first evi se ssed no tan gib le shape, hut w h lct a room that the heat from the Hnmll P rofite. dence of loss of flesh revealed the k n ow led ge o f m ineral! a ««ie since white man first nettled othar stoves or furnaca fails to reach. It m ay be a room on that had been acquire«] by tbe vanish L iv e an d Let, L iv e. that s<*ctlon and are yet flowing • k th e “ weather” aide, or o n e h aving no heat ed people. a id undiminished ton* • Gall am i E x sin in * connection. It mny be a cokl hallway. N o m at T h e “ Mound o f M ystery” Is an should be taken imme ter in what part of the house-—whether room or M y S tock o f d ou b ted ly all that Its nnmo tmpl e« ' hallway— it can goon be made snug and coxy w ith a F Ú K N IIU H E diately. There is noth No exp lorer of that land o f ruins. o< ing that will r e p a i r r« um « very prominent people are an d » archaeologtat fam iliar w ith the “b:ia- wasted t i s s u e more srrlooaJy studying tuberculosis, H ID E L I N E S dred m ile c ity ,” has ever been ab le s a t quickly or replace lost a iiioh, we rind fioni reading the re- before b u y in g isfa cto rily to exp lain its secrets. Rut flesh more abundantly it Is a m ound rich in an tiq u ities. ]M>ris. is anaoimal disease, primar than Scott’s Emulsion. E x tern a lly , before Ita excavation , the i l y derive I io all cases from cattle. It nourishes and builds “ Mouud o f M ystery" appeared but '* (E q uip ped w ith s m o k e le s s D e v ic e ) Thai he original source of infection up the body when ordi huge pile o f rocks and debris not dlf- U nlike ordinary oil heaters the P e rfe e tlo a g iv e s satisfaction Is s laur, cattle deriving it from nary f o o d s absolutely always. First and foremost it is absolutely safe— you cannot fereh t from the thou sain ls of other turn the wick too high or too low. G ives in ten se heat w ithout fail. crum bled aliodes o f the prehistoric Arm i)'. or other allied grasses sm ok e or sm ell b e ca u se eq u ip s-,| w»tla sm ok eless d evice. P e o p le Knt the sp ad e and pick o f the Ve tt n d yoa a ta m p lf fr t r . f r o m ftffloi;y,aad ti.al man acquires Can be easily carried from room to room. As easy exp lorer brought forth d evelop m en ts to operate as a lamp. Ornamental as w ell as useful, the «low^».- flora infection, or iooc- o f a sta rtlin g nature. k r i ,Oii,W° finishes— nickel nnd japan. Brass oil fount Be sure th a t th ia T h ere are m any apart m ea ts and nar ulnttu»; also, that it is not heredit em bossed. H olds 4 quarts of oil and burns 9 p ictu re in the form of a label le on the row « orridora In th e “ Mound o f Mya- hour». T h ere’s real satisfaction in a Perfection O il Heater. ary or subject to predisposition. w ra p p e r o f e v e ry E very beater warranted. If not at yoar d ealer’s w rite our tery .” T he latter are leas than live b ottle o f Em ulsion The barfbus i> a saprophyte, feed nearest agency for descriptive circular. you buy. feet w id e; th e f«»rmer are spacious and The hom e bright. Ing on vegetable decay, but it p eved thoroughly w ith w m e n t T his M y X y -w n g , cem en t, stra n g e a s It m ay aeem , la o f a bacon i « i d i «use breeding when the Every kind of rig lo order, —1 »««e. Gives a d e a r, steady q u ality not su q in saed by m odern man- cart'» <u « loch <toccurs arc depriv «« u J P itte d w ith latest CHKMIMTS Im j.ro T n e A C k ind all orders prompt and satis h(iraer. Made o f brasa throtigl.oi t aad n ic k e l plated. uflacturera. 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We pay for all soliciting you do for us. » Lamp . . v ■> y y A 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.” We talk out loud for the 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. We Print anything. U N D E R T A K IN G Moro - v w w T a lk in g to H im s e lf Scott’s Emulsion PERFECTION w ' r *‘VM STANDARD OH. COMPANY expense. i « D READ THE OBSERVER ALL the time. For County news X.