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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.
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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
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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.
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8ahnrn.—T. S h elley Sutton In San
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and
we fit your glasses they will be ex
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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
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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
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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
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era are requested to exam ine T he Ob»ei ver
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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
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elected vice president of the Rivers
fortu n e, p leasu re an d ad ven tu re.
A
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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!
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to
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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
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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
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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
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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 '
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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
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f
th
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rare
by
agreement
weide
at
tin-
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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. D esp ite the co u n tle ss ag es
■
e
e
ry
‘
409 Pearl Street
. »oltahle f„ r HI retry, d la la g room,
ed 4 1 h-1 »»nu light, * lilch contains
that b a re eliipsed sin ce tb e occu p an ts
factory at reasonable prices,; ’
parlor • r 1 1100a I f not at your dealer's wr t«»o nearest agency
agency.
NEW
YORK
o f that house o f d eath m et their tragic
a pi
-My k’n wn as actinism. The
Farmers teams fed as well as
•U
end. tbe floor p avin g and tbe w a lls are >
they are fed nt home, if not better.
grssa«a aiv lift* primary host,
■till p rac tica lly la t a c t Blocka of the I
Telephone at our
S O R O S IS
Shoes For Women and Children
Solace to Tender Feet
l-l I I I I i'i- H 'M 'l l l I P P U -H -H -H -R *
Estray Horse Sale.
■ • Sorosis Hosiery has no Equal • •
For Men, Women, Children, 25c Pair :
>H ,l ’li l»| i | I M><»| 1 1 | 1 1
K N I6H T
I H l'
SH O E CO.,
Inks for Copying,
Walk Over apd Bornais atom, the Largest
Typewriting, and
Speciality 8tor« in Tbe North We«t.
Book-keeping.
Third and W ashington Streets, * Portland, Oregpn
Letter and Bill Files,
. and Filing Cases.
Observer^ Book-Store,
.
Watkins’ Goods
?.. ’
Win. Rudolf
Incubator for Sale.
Confectionery, -
Cigare, Tobacco»,
Milliards Pool Tables
Repairing Solicited.
U e « |»
|a
M uck
All Work Guaranteed.
4k
LUM BER
r
k
f
;
MOULDINGS, SASH. DOORS,
AND SCREENS
L IM E , C E M E N T , C O A L ,
W OOD and PO STS.
You will always find at our yard.
SLAB W O O »
a t «iw cla l prlnea by car )<«ad Iota.
We algo handle KNOCK DOWN WINDOW
H FRAHES and BUILDINO PAPER. Will meet
* all competition,
r
►
Estimate» cheerfully given bn all bill« large or »mali.
>
Mu/iseH Optica/Oh.
Watches Repairing, etc.
M f.r f
O regon.
H arness S addles H alters
Milch Cows for Sals.
Wanted.
V n l l o v ’,
N a a s fa r is r e
■ Moro, Oregon.
M ORO,
* r
C j-p a ss
Wind River Lumber Company
*
>1
.
K X
E. S. Hornaday, Hanager, Moro, Ori
a a a 2
T v
I
À
L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
io Buy, Sell or Exchange
Iona
S E E D
Giaiii and Stonk Farm
T IM E
5Æim
IV
/toes ftñái
Other Stoves
Fail to Do
1 •
P IO N E E R B L U E B A R N
MORO, OREGON.
J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
1 slephons fmm i'ba Dallas or snv Kberinan oonnty points at o»r expense
tLrviee
furnished to or fr«»m More to any pointa.
O U R M O T T O “ Please the public.”
EVEItYTIIIN«; NEW ANU UP-TO-DATE,
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
JOB PRINTING
»j nr V »
sprink
Oil Heater
|
F U R N IT U R E
0 . W . AXTELL
Oregon.
Phallamont Liver] Co.
SC O T T «.
BO W N E
cattle
w . /JJ,
O b se rv e r
,
RH o p o ,
P rin tin g
-
-
-
O ffic e
O reg o n .
O A LITTLE MISSIONARY WORK IN YOUR
idle days by telling your neighbors of the good
Wasco, Oregon.
Clark à Mercer Bros., Proprs. qualities of The Observer. If you can’t get their sub
scriptions, send us their addresses and we will send
them sample copies. 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.
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