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The
O bserver.
400 prisoners are employed in the
AN INJUSTICE IS BEING DONE
NEW TODAY.
stove foundry, we cannot see why
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200 of the rem aining 300 m ight not By False and Padded Statement«
be employed in operating a ju te
About the Prison Jute Mill.
mill, and thereby make au ad d i
tional saving to the state of $21,000
Report« of an extraordinary ex
•Jersey heifer and calf, good
S h o e s F or W o m e n a n d C h ild r en
besides making a saving of $63,000 pense, far in excess of the tru th , stock broke to milk, will «ell cheap.
In q u ire of
N. W. T hompson ,
to the farmers, who have always
are being circulated by knocker« 262 J
Erskinville, Or
paid more than their proportionate
share of taxes to assist in keeping for the purpose of injuring the
prospects of the proposed prison
up the institution.
The Oregonian of November 5 jute mill in Oregon. November 9th
: r*4 "1' ! 11 W ' U 111 p H -i i-f i i H H ' H n 11 p i i . i , .
editorially says: “ Idleness is ope of The Observer produced indisputable
Roan colored oow, with some
the worst of prison tortures, aud facts as to the cost of the mill com red on her; has a strap with ring on
T h e Observer must reach the office before
her head; branded on left hip oom-
noon Wednesday. Th e mall comes daily.
The present law cbdfines m anu the most fertile cause of insubordi pleted, and the cost of operating bin a tion "circle and bar; is'g iv in g
:: For Men, Women, Children, 25c Pair ‘ ’
nation.”
W
ith
this
statem
ent
we
;
1 I H 'l 'h l 1 | 1 | |.| 1 1 | | | |
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When you remit for T h e O b se r v e r facturing to big distilleries, very agree, but we cannot see the p e rtin the same, which íb all the way from milk. Anyone seeing her, or hear
use an express or postotilce money order, foolishly, wliich the Hausbrough
$200,000 to $500,003 less than the ing of such cow, please report to
We
carry
a
surprisingly
large
Q. A. S immons ,
•eglstered letter, or bank draft, payable to bill wisely proposes to chauge in the ency of its argum ent In the present
and com p lete stock of office
knockers would have members of
D. C . Ireland & Son.
discussion,ae
only
about
oue
fourth
252]
Rutledge, Or. su p p lies.
interest of (lie public generally, and
the legislature believe. But recol
A Blue Mark here will answer an perm it any farmer in the nation to of the prisoueis are employed in lect one thing: members of the in«
UMMONS.. In lita Circuit Court o f ttia State
Inks for Copying,
Inquiry, when entered upon our calendar, manufacture out of the waste pro the stove foundry, so this does uot
ff
rogua for
ft Htuirnun Couatv.
•f O
Orafcoa
Walk Over and Snrosis store, the Largest
coming
assembly
will
not
be
easily
giving the date o f the paper sa the date at
n, , A'staltff,
Typew riting, and
’
Speciality Store io Tbe North West.
ducts of the farm, affording cheap by any means solve the question of humbugged by designing graft.. Ac M. J O w W
which your current subscription expires.
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e.
Book-keeping.
fuel s<> greatly needed everywhere, prison employment. The ju te mill cording to reports prepared by the R E. ltttll Mid Margit retto
Third and Washington Streets, Portland, Oregon
Hall
II and bhonuaoTn
Trad
We are here to dn printing, and b ut which,as experience has taught wowld furnish more employment.
tua O oofenv,®
oorpora
Letter
and
Bill
Files,
_
_
.
V0*
W ashington state officials lust Sept
• f you want some done bring It to'.»» or let
n..
tio n ,___ Defendant«.
Tlie Oregonian says that the ju te
us know and we w ill see you.
I f you everybody during the past 90 days,
the W alla W alla plant, including T» i; K. H a ll and M a rc ire it a H a ll, the
and Filing Cases.
think we are not extensive enough for is almost out of reach through the mill woulil supplant the stove foun
structure,m achinery and all appur-, _ afiova-oamed defendant«:
your consideration—oh, go ’ long.
Look
here for th e n e x t
.
a .
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of the Hi
a le of Oregon i
H>aie
combination of trusts, mergers and dry. I f the stove foundry employs
tenances, was about $125,000. The
toil are hereby required Ip appear and
a
th in g you are n eeding.
but
about
25
per
cent
of
the
pri8bn-
W hen produced on
the ooropletul filed apa mal yon in
D if fic u lt y in b a v in g y o u r O b s e r v e r monopolists.
machinery value alone is about atiHuer
lb« ¡iitotrn entitled auit on or before the lat
changed may be avoided by sending the the farm,from wtts'e, denatured al ers, would the ju te mill necessarily
G ra s s
V ^ a lle v , O r e g o n
dnv
dm of March, a. p. 1307, which time it
desired alteration to this office. Always
supplaut it! M ight it not, on the $50,000. I t is estimated, however,
«>re ifcau aix wee La after the date of the
give the name of the office from which cohol may tie used at home for light
th a t a sim ilar plant could be in ^r.-it pabltontion of thia Hnmmoua, aud if
flaaMfsctarv naid IA«eP |a Bt«ck
Moro, Oregon.
you want it changed, as well as the.one to ing, steam, heat, aud other purposes other baud, furnish employment for
.
antiwar, for want thereof, the
stalled and fully equipped with plat
which It is to be sent.
plaintiff w ill apply io the ooort for the re
those
now
suffering
the
torture
of
too numerous to mention, aud in
lief demanded iu plain tide' oora plaint, lo-
W ould there be modern machinery; for about the wit: For judgment naainat the defendant
Before coming to the city to trade read many ways cut into the miserly enforced idleness!
K.E. H a ll and Mar$(aralfc« H all, for $be aom
ers are requested toexam lne TheObsei ver
present
appraised
value
of
this
anythiug im practical ip having
$445.86, with intoreat thereon at the rale
advertising columns. Ils the active, wide habits of the octopus, and the tra n s
Repairing Solicited.
'
A ll Work Guaranteed.'
plant.
For
the
past
three
legisla
of
10 per cent. p.>r annum from dale, ttnd
awake business man who advertises, con portation giants.
Congress must both—stove foundry and ju te mill!
for
the further aum of <301.66, with Intereat
sequ en tly he is the most accommodating,
tive
periods,
since
April
1,
1900,the
Farm
ers
near
the
prison
only
thereon at the rate of 6 per oeut. per annum
sells the cheapest, and deals th«f most lib not hesitate to p u t this immense
from date, and for the ooata and diaburae-
First Street
Strougn Brick
erally in every wav
saving in the hauds of the people. would benefit, says the Oregonian. W ashington legislature has appro ineutM of thia auit, and for a decree of oocrt
This objection could be met by priated $150,000 for each succeed foreeloaniq «aid mertgagea, and ordering
It is needed.
the Bale of theaaid mortgaged premiaea and
Did it ever o c c u r to y o u t h a t it
MORO, ORE.
statute. The legislators in framing ing two years; this allows $75,000 dtreating that the proceeds arising from
BEGIN TH E N E W YEAR R IG H T
ooh U n o m ore to prtxluce p r in tin g that
Millions of (lollars annually may
«aid
sale be applied to the payment ut the
the
statute,
coukl
establisha
depos
a
year
for
the
operation
of
the
va
is p leaain g to th e e y e th a n th e o th e r
«aid
judgment
and
ooata
and
expenaoa
of
Confectionery,
k in d . T h e O bserver la eq u ip p e d w ith be saved, to the farming interests itory in each county, for example, rious industries at the prison.
Re making aaid wale, ao far aa tho name will
apply.end that plaintiff have lodgment over
a ll m o d e m facilitiea for d o in g good aTone, Could the country have the
make the sheriff of each county the ceipts frdfii the sale of all manufac and againat defendant« H E. H alt and Mar-
w ork a t th e v ery m in im u m o f coat. Try
Cigars, Tobaccos,
benefit of this one act of legislation.
H a ll, and each of them, for any de
ua w ith an ord er an d if it la uOt e x e c u t
agent of the state for the ju te pro tured products are turned ind irect gaeette
ficiency then refftainfng uuaati«fl«d, and
measure would add more
e d to y o u r p erfect sa tisfa ctio n y o u need No
Billiard. Pool T.blc. j
ducts. Let tliis statute also provide to the state treartirer, hence the ne that the defendant«, K .E H a ll and Margn-
n o t p ay for it . *
rette H all and Hberman Trading Oompanv,
strength to the party in power than
for the distribution of the products cessity of a new appropriation each and nil per»>na olatmlng by,through, or un-
the one proposed by Mr. H aus
u M l hem, be forever barred and foreoloaed
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There watt a balance in the Ore brough. From whatever standpoint iu proportion to the value of indus legislative period. Price f>er bale of any right, title,equity or redemption,and
that
the
plaintiff
be
allowed
to
be
a
puroh-
T
h
e
O
f
f
ic
ia
l
P
a
p
e
r
o
f
T
h
e
P
e
o
p
le
.
tries
using
such
products
in
each
Ice Cold Drink« and Ice Cream
goa slate treasury Dece ruber 31, considered it is a bill that congress
paid for jute this year $13; 400 lbs. aM r at aaid sale and that the officer inakiag
county according to the best statis per bale, make« 451 sacks per bale. a tob «ale be authorized, empowered and di
am ounting to 9488,697.
in
season. Soda Water, bottled <
ought to pass.
to plaoe the purchaser thereof in the
tieal information. The statute sliud During tho time between Ja n 1, 05, rected
i nraediate poaaeaaion of said premise« on f>and fountain, always on hand .'
also prdvide that uot over a certain and Sept. 80, ’06, the mill turned the dav of sale and for auoh other and fur
The snow storm of the past week
ther relief as to the oourt may aeem equita
The block system of signals to number of sacks, say 1,000, should
/ft
the pretnit.ee.
.¡4k Z« xí» 4ft. y
■
out 1,339,650 grain hags, together ble By in order
and the blizzardy zero w eather bits
of the Hon. George B. Bourhili,
prevent railway collisions has been be sold to one person or corpora
been very unfortunate for every
with quite an am ount of hop cloth, County Judge of Hherman oonnty, Oregon,
declared a delusion and a snare, tion, so th at the sacks would not
dated the ltith day o f January, 1107, thia
k in d of busitiess. R ailroads are out
oat bags, wool hags, warp, twine, Summon« la aerved, by publication thereof
iu advance of the Interstate Com fall into the hauds of a few of the
The Hberman County Observer, a weekly
o f fuel for th eir engiues,aud freight merce co in m issio n .__________ t
floor m atting, and other products, in
IlkWiin vkatw xps
. ,ff K«nviTB|
o JklkaaWM 1 AtemtlaL*..w
«-««-» k-^l .-t. . t
UIIWlIBWVtlll. puulWIGC]
largest growers; for the only real
M o ro , O reg o n .
traffic has been Btopped in many
iqade from jute,all of which is made in aaid oonnty and atate. Dated and pub
lished the first lim e thia, lSth day of Janu
argum ent against the proposition Is
places, aud passenger traffic is al
with the same machinery with but ary l«07. E . V. Lrrrb ariaLD , Attorney
The first ballot for U. 8. Sena tor that, figure as we may, a ju te mill
A l l k in d s in J a r g e o r s m a ll q u a n titie s .
for P laintiff.
most a t a stand still, because of the
a trifle in loss of time for the read StJ18ml-36tl
will
be
taken
Jan
u
ary
22d,
Tues
will
not
produce
over
37
per
cent
deep soow drifts.
justing of the looms. Since elec
UMMONS.—In the Circuit Court ot the State
day next. Jonathan Bourne, J r., of the sacks aud barlap used in
I’iauo and F u ruiture Mowing a
o f Oregon for Sherman Couaty.
tric
power
Las
been
in
successful
Specialty; Spring Truck for this.
H. 8, Hayes, p laintiff
)
P re sid e n t Roosevelt’s order to will undoubtedly be chosen on the Oregon, and it would be necessary
operation the m ill can easily make
va
J.
Exprves and Freight
H itchcock to bold up every ap p li first ballot lor the regular term ,and that its produets be distributed as
I . 0 . Large, defendant )
a
daily
average
of
1,000
bags,
with
T«f I G Large, the altove named defend«ut. Delivered to any Part of tho City
c a n t for governm ent land until ac Mr. Mulkey for The short term , of fahly as possible. The ‘risky’ aud
We also handle
a m onthly averfigo of 172,000, with
In the name of the atate of Oregon y««i
tu a l com pliance with the law is a few days, until March 4th, the precariously speculative nature of
are hereby required to apperfr and anawer Trunks and Grips Delivered
Knock Down W indow Frames, Building Paper
the oompHInt filed againstyofi in the above
found to ex ist after special exam in legal balance of Mr. Gearing’ term, the busiuess has apparently never a yearly output of say 2,000,000. entitled
eourt and oauacon or before the let
On
this
basis
there
would
be
a
short
giving
our
native
sons
an
honor
seriously
troubled
the
state
of
ation, is the rig h t thing for thieves
day of February, 19C7. whiob date is more
To and From all Trains.
aix week« after the date of the first pub
b u t it is m ighty rough on the j>oor with mileage and per diam attach W ashington, aud probably assumes time allowed for closing down the than
lication of thia auromonH.and if vou full ao to
at «|>et-ial prlot a b y car load lote.
Answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will
settler who is having a struggle for ments—an incident unexpected by larger proportions to the mind than looms for a general overhauling of take
judgment against yon for tbe aunt of
it is in actual practice. This ob the plant, which is deemed advisa $197.36 with interest thereon from date at
life in his effort to honestly acquire the constitution builders of 1859.
the rale of 10 per cent per annum, and for
title to a little homestead.
jection is relatively a small matter. ble at least once a year. Following the
farther tom of $60.UUattorneys fees and
for tbe oosts and disbursements of the ao
. A A N D ...
The basis for the tax levy of 1907 The price this year for a 400 pound is a tabulated statem ent of expense tion.
for 9 m onths—
By order o f Hon. G. B Bourhili, County
The O bserver is informed th at it % Oregon aiuouuts to $427,000,000, bale of ju te was $18.34, to which
Judge of Hherman oonnty,Or,dated this 18th
'is the intention of Stockman county of which the licet county in the m ust be added $7.55 tariff, a total
dny pf December, 190U, thia summons is
t
by publication thereof in tbe Hhsr-
advocates to steal a march on the state, according to area, 21H tow n of $15.89 per bale. The ju te trust J u te a t $18.34 per bale ...........$58,(109 42 aeived
E. S. Hornaday, Hanager, Moro, Or
My Mol to la
m ,n County Obaerver, a weekly newapuper
W asco and Orook county folks and ships, sod 3,860 population, good has advanced the price per bale for Salaries . ........ .................... 7,069 64 of general circulation published in aaid
Q u ick
f-'.tl»’« a n d
•om ity nnd atate.
try th e ir luck agaiu this w inter iu old Shermau county, puts up $3, • 1907 to $27 per bale, which, with F u e l .........' ............................. 2,797 04
Dxted and puldtahed tbe first time thia
h n tn ll f'rofirn.
a. n. 1L06.
Salem. W e hear uo objections to 251,785. H andicapped as it is with the tariff added, makes $34.55, or E lec trica l p o w e r . . . . ........... 5 ,2 5 1 9 7 tin t day of Deoember,
E. V . LrrTLanai,D,
1.1
re Bi.d I.«-t Uva.
Attorney for P lain tiff.
th e formation of Stockman oonnty, immense holdings, one corporation nearly $9 more for next year than 1 to pair* an d iiu p ro v ein eu ta .. 3,013 78 4d.’If 1-247}
Ci»’!
ttml E x n iitin «
...........
2,.'158
42
O
th
e
r
su
p
p
lies,
plis,
e
t
c
b u t th e atte m p t repeated to slice ofl having 80,000 acres to lease, fcjher for the piesent year. Since several
M y Mtock i f
millions of acres more of wheat have T o ta l ex iten ses 9 m o n th s ........$78,498
taO T IC K OF F IN A L 8KTTLKMKNT.
any p a rt of the 21 j townships of man conuty is the most iude|»endent been added to the worlds’ acreage
FURNITURE
M O fiO , O R E G O N .
Oi« County Oonrt of tha Htal« of OrSKan
good old Sherm an oonnty will cause of the wheat producers in the Iu and the tru st has oontiol of the V alue o f m a n u fa ctu res . . . . . . 91,100 74 In for
and •
Sherman eo nu tj.
•4
th e ir ignominious defeat now, as it land Empire.
In the m atter of tfaa «atala of F a rr* WaL-
H ID E L I N E R
world’s supply of jute, the price of N e t profit 9 m o n t h s .................$12,602
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE S T A B L E S .
kma. J r., «toasaaed.
d id two years ago.
before
buying
sacks next season will be about the
Vn «|l wnom it may concern.
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same as this Beason’s price, which
t^tio« ia hereby given that the nnderaiga-
FACTS ABOUT THE JUTE MILL. averaged about 10X cents per sack.
H DUNAHCXD, Proprietor and Manager.
During the biennial period end ed aa ad m iaU trairix of the «Mata of Parry
The coating ooafliot io the
J r., d a m aaa d , baa fttod to r t e a l
A t the price the tru st has set on ing Sept. 30, 1906, there were ex [atkina,
mni of h«r Administration of said eatata
bly between the Normals, U niver
Te in ffi.m . from The Dalle« or any Hberman oonnty point, . t onr „ p e n .®
P e n d le to n T rib u n e
jute, W ashington expects Co.be able pended from the fund provided for
itli the Clerk of the Above entitled Conrt,
M oro -__O regon.
S.-rvl<M.
furnished to or from Moro to any points.
and that the .Aid Conrt baa appointed Mon
sity and A gricultural folks, will be
to sell Hacks at 7X cents, a saving of
The biggest question th a t will 3 c e n t s a s i c k . I f a jut«- m ill at this purpose $153,515.87, while the day. the 4th day of Maroh. 1907, at 10 o’-
O
U
R
M O T T O “ Plra«« the public.’’
sensational enough to make up for
Bl.ii I, iu tha forenoon of aaid day, at the
oome (adore the Oregon legislature Salem shun hl prodnre 2 .100; 000 sks' gross receipts were $204,558.84; Co’nitv
nonrt room tn Mnro.fionnty and atate
th e usual excitem eut attending
this w inter will lie the pioposal to it would lai a saving*to the farmers I his included the sale of any manu afi>rp«ntd, At tbe tim e and plaoe for the
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE.
ht iring ot otijeetiona if any there be, to
election of U .b.Senators under the
substitute in the place of the stove of $63,000. A t this rate of giving factured products which were car saiJ final aoeonnt, And the aettlement
old system. The O bserver has au
J xnb A. M . xwmt . l , ‘
SPECIA L RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
foundry a ju te mill, for the inauu the ju te mill would pay tor itself iu ried dver from the preceding bien th roof. Adm inistratrix
of the Estate of
three y<Mis, or a l i t t l e more, besides
opinion to offer, th at Oregon tax
«tj
I8f
16-261]
Perry
W
atkins,
Jr.,
deceased
facture of grain sicks, wool sacks, furnishing $213)00 a year toward nial period. The gross profit« of
payers are KupjKirtiiig too many
Clark à Mercer Bros., Proprs
burlap, etc. The opposition to this the expens«-H o f the p r is o n . It is t'*e jute mill for the two years were
Homestead CooMib l.ted
schools of a certain class for values
movement are not presenting all agieetl th at the labor is a healthful $22,149.01.
I jU T lC X FOR PUBLICATION.
returned. If we must have au Ag
Every kind qf rig Io order
the facts iu the case. They make one, anti one of the needs of the
United States Land Gffloe,
t
g ri cultural college, as well as State
ft is estimated with a fair margin
Tha Dalle«, G r., Deo. 2». 1906. f and all orders prom pt nnd satis
the statem ent that it will increase penitentiary is plenty of henllhful
Notine ia hereby gtveu that the foliowin«- factory nt reaaonahle prices
U niversity and numerous Normals,
work for the prisonerti.
of profit, and sufficient machinery Biinied
aettiera have filed notice ot intention
the cost of operating the penitenti
let it tçaeh the uobie art of agricul
Farm ers team* f»*d hs well hh
The manufacture of sacks at the to utilize the surplus convict labor, to iiiitke final five-year proofs in anpport of
ary,
but
they
do
not
show,
by
facts
proofs w ill be they are fed at honuc, if not belter
ture, leaving literature to the other
state prison would tend to call the together with a sufficient appropri- tfai ir claims. And - that «aid ___
___
macie
liefere
the
Uetfiater
nnd
Ifcweivor
nJ
aud figures, that it does. The farm attention of vulley people to the
institutions.
Telephone ut our
~
'
1907,
«lion to
continual operation | “ ................
l
ers, and the legislators too, must growing of filter producing plants,
Georg« Smith, of Ajax, Oregon, on Homo-
and might result in the establishing the year round, . ihat the - jute mill I •»end
w
Entry Bo. 7979, made Febrnary 24.
D uring the past. 20 years iusur remember that there is a powerful of another industry in the state. ,
alone will put the W ashington siate 1 HE
A*' . of Heation
the 5,aud
»WA.0'
4. H E X
trust
that
is
assisting
the
oppoeition
of Heoliou
auce companies doing business in
Many sections of Eastern Oregon, prison on n eelf suetaining basis.
W T g g w v w l e e e y
8. I p. 2 Sonife, Uauge 19 E., W. >1.
California alone, took in $100,474,- aud that it will kick up as big a especially irrigable laiwts.are adapt
Whiter G. Hmith, of Ajax, Oregon, oir
No. 7978. made
1 lie knocker always works cheap. . Homestead
for Eutrv
Ue wx
n l ^ February
NWU<
Taken up, by the undersigned,
759, against $42,455,652 paid out cloud of dust as ¡Mrssihle to blind ed to the culture of filler plants,
34. 190, for the W X N r-tf, N E ii N W g uf
we should encourage their
at the home farm 1 j mil*^ south of
on life policies—astujiendous graft. the issue before the people. As and
He
w
ill
exert
diimself
harder,
for
I
tiectiou9, and 8W i,
ot
Heoiion 4,V
planting.
loau compensation, .v
Range 19 E., W. M.
Moro, Sherman county, Oregon,one
F ire insurance premiums, covering nearly as we remember, bht 100
less
than any other I > H'mth,
Oaoar Simona, of Aj«x, Oregon, on Horoe-
A fter carefully considering the
estray mare, described as follows
men
are
employed
at
the
stove
■leHd
Entry
No.
9649,
made
October
21,1901,
th e same jtcriod am ount to $130,-
queation from all sides we believe creature on earth and his unbound for tha W X NW’^ o f Section 36, and E ’ '
Sorrel color, white blazed face,
983,775; losses $57,818,833. Con foundry, and for I' esc 1 be Mrfe get that Oregon needs the ju te mill; ed energy and enthusiasm in oppo N1 , of Heotion 34, 'l'p. 1 Honth, vange » about 6 Qr 6 years old, weight about
40
cents
a
day
ea.-o,
«n
4
i
i
i
ti
c
r is t it will assist io making the sition to progress would earn him a
cerning the fire companies, Com
Tliey mime the following witn< «:„ a to 1000 lb«v, branded O R on left stifle
missioner W olf says: “ It is regrett for all, which is said to be the cost slate piisoa self sustaining; and laurel, wreath if it could be directed prove their eontiuoona reaidenoe opou und and h on left jaw.
onltivattou
of, the land«, via :
A Scotchman, when asked why he always
that,
while
it
may
uot
entirely
cure
The owner or owners of the above
able th at such an excellent record of keeping the prisoners so em ploy the trust evil, its saving of upward in opposite channels.
I igear Htm m ous..
■ Of ÀjAX, , Groa n
ed.
The
pdice
is
ridiculously
low.
Georg«
S
m
ith
.
.
.
.
talked to himself, replied:
of
A'
ax.
Greto«
anim
al
are
requested
to
call
for
should have been marred by the
of $60,000 a year will g o a long way
L. L . Tornay . . .
.of A. ax . Greg ai
it,—
prove
property,
pay
charges,
Il
the
stove
fonndry
is
to
be
kept
“In
the first plaoe, because I like to talk to
Ellen
Gannon
.of A ax. Greg. >n
incivilities incident to the earth
in easing the burden of taxation r n
and take it away, — otherwise it
W alter G. S m ith .
of A, ax, Oregon
up
this
price
ought
to
be
doubled.
the
farm
er
and
l»e
ju
st
so
much
an intelligent m an..
quake and fire of A pril last,and the
John G i h a o B . .
of A ax, Oregon
will be sold, as provided by law, at
W alter H Adlard
.of A jax , Oregon
dishonesty of others that could well A t 440 a day, and counting 300 wrested from the rapacious maw of
the
farm
named
in
this
advertise
“In
the
second place, because I always like to
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fitjW
16*3481
Michael
T.
Nolan,
Uegiater
th e jn ie trust.
have afforded to pay their losses in working days in a year, this would
ment,to the highest bidder for cash,
An* guaranteed. Yon can have
hear
an intelligent man talk.”
W
«*
appeal
to
the
legislature
to
at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of S at
Hu b een be for Th® O bserver.*
fall, but instead resorted to methods bring Mie sU .o a n income of only remember that the interests of the them by writing, or calling at my
.
We
talk
out
loud for the Scotchm ans reasons
*12,000.
urday, Ja n u a ry 19th, 1907.
thoroughly reprehensible.
wheat grower, wool grower, potato residence at Demons springs, Sher
L.
V.
M
oore
,
man
county,
Oregon.
Would
rather
talk on P-r-i-n-t-i-n-g than
The W alla W alla ju te mill, cost, grower and hop grower, tire very
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Moro, Or
246]
A lkx . H untrh , Agent
extensive
in
Oregon,
ami
that
these
ing
$175,000,
employs
200
men
and
on any other subject.
.
Secretary Hitchcock condescends I
to adm it that V 8 Senator Fultoul these are able to make 7,000 wheat indus’lles are nnaoimons in their
We
don’t
say
a
wor<i
about
demand f'»j jb e ja je mill a.-, the i.«st
prices—itg o e s
I
Any person or persons having
has been shamefully lied about, in ; sack" a day, <»r 2,100,000 sacks in a rnrans of relief from the present
w
ithout
saying
that
prices
are right
i
horses,
cattle,
houses,
lots
or
house
‘high toned’ Washington clrelre, as ' ** **’• 'he W ashington authorities evils «»f the h'JiMt.
And
our
work—if
it’s
not
right,
send it b back.
hold gooos for sale, exchange, or
For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded?
well as by Colliers, Cosmopolitan, | sell tl >• .,;U Us at a profit of one cent
I have a very fine Jersey cow, parties desiring to buy such prop Over 700 acres plow land, 600 now
Try uh . We P rin t anything.
and kindred blackmailers, concern each, or a profit. of. $21,000, This
The R56t>nihl v proceeded to bil«i> and an excellentDurham cow,which erty, will find T he O bserver a in cultivation, water, windmill,
lug his complicity in ihc Woyer I would lie $9,000 gain in favor of liess nt wipe, and pt'ifeeted orgftni-' 1 wish to fell, both .giving milk; giMxi medium for advertising and wells and springs. If you w ant a
haeuser tim ber laiol deal*. Com. I the ju te mill. Bat, there are in the /.ation of koil> hoiKt a Moi'day. Mr. and also: a splendid heifer, soon to nee»ring a customer. Try
good place come and see me four
'■•it
l»e fresh. Fouparticulars, apply to
T he O bserver ,
miles east of Rutledge. Everything
Leupp, of Indian affm s. ha* d ots -leigbboihood ol 400 men iii the Haine* whs elected president <.f rhe or address, Mrs. N blly P ike ,
_______
F
^
opo ,
*■
.w
w
O
re
g
o
n
.
man needs.
No middle man.
Moro, Or
rnitted to Hitchcock reports of lire peiiitentiaiy, and of this number señale, and” Mr I)avy spt-aker of 2^2]
Moro, Or
L a A A ZkA A A X A A ^ x A A A A
A A - T l I B g ■
3
Address. F rank P ayne ,
legislation iu the exchange of lamb-1 350 would be able Io labor. A plant the Imuse.
1(>6 .
Rutledge, Or.
therefore,
could
lie
operated
that
of th e K lam ath I n d ia n res« n a tio n
A
O A L I T T L E M ISS IO N A R Y W O R K IN YO U R
w hich e i e s i l y e x h o i n m t « a M, p (ii would turn out 3,675,000 sacks, or
Hemitor denrin made a “ United
■
J.
idle davs
___ of the good
days bv
by f»]lit>u>
telling yOUr neighbors
ton from any pcr»on:i| b iu m o in about 37 per cent «ff the iiuiiilmr o f Htetea Speech’’, recently, when he
Send your watches, jewelry, etc.,
sacks
need
in
the
shite,
as
we
figure
the m a tt e r . W « I m *I eve. I,,.
qualities of The Observer.
If you can’t get their sub-
Gentleman or lady with good needing repairs, to me, and I will
disenssed the Jt|Hineee queetion for
that as a m atter of ,»• tr<.t nt Inh r that 10,090,00$ sacks are used for the «‘ducation of oougreas and the reference to travel by rail or with a guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wm
Hcriptione,
send
us
t|icir
addresses
and w e-w ill semi
Notary Public.
Hl purjsisee. Tins number of sacks “ know it all” President Roosevelt. rig, for a firm of $250,000.00 capi Rudolf ia ray agent in Moro, at
eM to Mr. Foil on a n d i tit.
them
sample copicc. We pay lor all soliciting you do
tal. Salary $1,072.00 per year and
“one of aienu we are which;*’ in. would return a profit of $30,750, or (Jov. Ch«ml>erlttin did hiiuaelf an expenses, salary paid weekly, and whose place of business any artiole Attorney for the State School Fund
for
us.
>
i
gain
of
$21,750
over
»fie
stove
may
be
left
to
be
forwarded,
and
fair Sherman County.
M its for bla.idci, libel and Id«
honor when he appointed Mfr.Getr expenses advanoed. Address, with
who will return tbe same to you in
■sail ffhvuld lw vigorously prose p la n t
Joe. A. Alexander,
in, a man whom teith great parties stam p ’
■■i ’
O. M. H eaoock ,
■*
oated.
But io as mu eh
only 100 of the are now admiring.
M*1
Moro. Or good shape.
ALL the time.
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LaGrande, Or
K,
-z
.
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DENATURED ALCOHOL WANTED
* a 'jU L
Shouhi congress pass the bill in-
M e r e GT»y ( » f í l e l a I r a p e r .
trod tired by Senator Hausbrough,
o f f ic ia l r * E i B o r hh kkm an <
to amend the law relieving denatur
M ORO, O S B O O N .
ed alcohol from taxation as to per
mit any farmer in the iratiou to be
D. C. I rbland a S on ........ E ditors come a manufacturer, as be should
C. L. I rbland , M anager .
I m *, it will enact one uf the most
popular measures io the legislative
Send for advertising rates.
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. . . . < . . J an . 18. 190Ì measure th at we have any leoollec-
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