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» , H B N R Y A M .T H U B J O N « -
T ennessee has refused the request of O regon that the
rem ains of Capt. M eriwether Lew is be taken from that
state and be reinterred here. The rem ains are buried in
Lewis county, where the grave is markod by a m odest state
m onum ent.
N O L A N D and America have nothing that can by chanty bo
called their N A TIO N A L DRAM A. .B u t why .hould not
they have one they «m id 1« proud of I What of a «¡hool of
genuine blank v e n e p lay I ’ To hope that any playwright
can acoompliah any « h o d of drama except that connected w.th the
people’. D A IL Y LIV ES ia toi»«aible.
People cannot expect much Muoeaafnl poetry in their d m m o till
they get more of it ip their <Uil v live»- Neither the American nor the
English life ia C O N D U C IV E to tha poetic drama. J do not th in k
there ia any hope for a school of the poetio drama.
.
Jesus a n d C h ris tia n Science.
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When you remit for Tha Observer
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are'THE and complete e stock of office
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supplies.
In treating of the foundation s upon w hich C hristian ()N L Y F IT T IN G VEH ICLE in the world for s national dram*.
[Science teachings are based, th e earl of D unm ore, a prorni , American street, end prurim end drawing rooms a n .th e only t i t n -
A Blue Mark here will answer « » Inent Scotch peer, con ten d s th at Mrs. E ddy is indebted en- crn;t;ng grounds for a N A TIO N A L drama. Bomqr ARRBI
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entered
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d : u B ible
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f ~ - her ‘revelation s,’ ’ and
nr, «A that
that. C
C hristian
hristian I nlog^ tempting ground for the American drama.
£ i “£ irr . V when
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T H E AMERICAN STAGE SHOULD B I F IL L E D W IT H refreben
which your current eubecrlptlon expire«.
¡H a sim
im p
n ly
lv a c clear
le a r < understanding of the practices of
Science is
TATIO NS OF AMERICAN L IF E AND CHARACTER.
■ Jesus more than 2,000 years ago. On the other hand, the
Difficulty in h” !n«.!’"“' oX , X editor of the C hristian H erald, of N .Y .C ity, contends th at
changed may be avoided by i
desired alteration to thl« office. ,At*kh neither the
wive the name o f the office from
you want it changed, a« w ell a* the one t« i
oj j^rs.
Old T estam ent nor the New agree with the theo-
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Eddy.
In every place that the B ible refers to
which i t ________ _______ i health and disease as con d ition s of the hum an body, one as
W e a r s here to do p rin tin g , and real as th e other, it is w ith no reference to the idea that
‘ *ryou want aome d°7« br,n« “ to “L**
diaease is an error of the m ortal m ind; a false claim ; false
think we are not extensive enough for
j Or an illusion . H e says that the cures m ade by
your consideration— oh, go ’ long.
C hrist were instantaneous, and th at he raised the dead,
W e will not be responsible for the and th at w ithout a sin gle failure w hen the attem pt was
Btctoct
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— aubecribera
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gleet of
m ade— in all of which respects Mrs. E ddy is sadly lacking.
chan«« in their addrtM. Nor will the
notification of a Poatmatter that the aub-
y^rihor haa “ Removed” settle the bill o(
a delinquent.
Inks for Copying,
Typewriting, and
Book-keeping.
Letter and Bill Files,
and Filing Cases.
Graft Flourished In
The Tim e o f A braham
Observer* Book Store,
A L I W V T . fcLAY. U a lv w v ity aff P ennsylvania
AM M URABI, king of Shinar and sixth king of Babylon, *»'
TH E FIR ST M AN TO U N C O V ER A G R A F T E R
.y o w lin g to the inscriptions which have been deciphered
by experts. Just what special form of graft was practiced iu
the day. of old ia not told in the tablet, which hex« been unearthed,
but it ix diacloeed that-Hammurabi wrote to one of hu goTemow that 1 *
bribery had been charged againat an indiriduel and eak«I for an inxee 1
f)
A P o in te r fo r Cal C ooper.
HE
UTewx
drunk and is thrown in to jail, she is a picture of content-
Some New England farmers have
solved the problem of how to keep nient.
the boys on the farm. They drive
the cows to and from pasture with
automobiles.
B ig S u it fo r T e xa s L a n d G ra n t.
Native bunch grass and lots of
It. Abundance of water. Horars
taken at $1.60 per head per month.
All fenced. For any further partic
ulars, apply to or address
P. F. M aus ,
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Moro, Or
If our new P. M. Gen. wants to
do the department and the country
substantial service, he should
minimize the picture postal card
nuisance, and maximize the advan
tages of a paroels post system.
A recent invention claims to get
six times the beat of coal from the
This month $135,000,000 io divi
St. L ouis G lobe D em ocrat.
ashes heap thrown away after oom
dends and interest will ba paid in
D aughters of John C. B eales deceased, are bringing su it the United States to holders of
bastion. Give it to the world with
to
recover 42,000,000 acres of land, o rigin ally ceded to their stocks and bonds. Prosperity in
out any red tape.
father by M exico.
H is on ly su rvivin g h eirs are these two dications outside of stock watering
A battleship has been planned I daughters, who never married. The lands sued for are now circles, are about as usual.
that derives ita power from a by pro worth over $200,000,000, and if won w ill m ake the claim -
A noted American shipbuilder
duet of co*l. Already the 1,rea<l antH am ong the richest land ow ners of th e world. The
fin'wh at the scrap heap. 6 r M' He< * (tract was ceded to B eales for services rendered to the M ex says the day is near at hand when
liners will cross the Atlantic in four
ican governm ent and he had sp ent large sum s of m oney in days by means of substituting gas
The czaritxa of Rueaia is t h e | colon izin g the grant, when the T exans declared their inde for steam. The inter National bal
prond owner of a sable cost worth pendence from M exico, and the war w hich follow ed be- loon racers will notioe that gas is
$400,000, but it is of no avail in tw een Texas and M exico, and the U n ited States and M exico looking up.
keeping the wolf from the door of I force<j hjm to suspend operations, and the results of these
One year ago next Thursday an
tbe vtffll pBlwto I b 8k.
, «W- 1 wftrfl maj e Jt im possible for him to resum e his contracts. irthquake
wiped out $300,000,000
~
.
_xiThe rights of these claim ants, it is insisted, were fu lly pro- worth of property at San Francisco,
Sioce Porto Rioo became a part
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of the territory of the United States tected by the treaty of H idalgo in 184«, and the claim s are and later $250,000,000 worth at
the priee of its lands has increased said to rem ain unim paired. T hat portion of the grant ly- Valparaiso—and yet no financial
panic resulted. These lass wi were
8 fold. This is a handsome boons to ]ng betw een the N ueces and Rio Grande rivers, would affect
absolute, while those oa the stock
go with all the other benefits con j exag claim ants more than any other.
exchanges are subject to recovery.
T h e B e a ve r is a W e b fo o t.
Forest G rove Tim es.
“Oregon q u it being the W ebfoot state when its editors J^OTICX o r FINAL HXTTLXMBMT.
A New Yorker who M l 10-stories nam ed it th e B eaver state, a n y w a y /’ says the Oregon States I b tb« O oob I j Court of th« State o< O r « e a
for saarm aii ooantr.
down an elevator shaft includes
la tha » a tta r of tha ratata at D aaM W. Bag
m
an.
Suoh
ignorance,
from
such
source,
is
unpardonable.
deaeaaad. Sbanaan H o t, Admiaiatrnior.
catching cold ia his claim for dam
NoStaa ia baraby giraa that tba andanriga
age* The intricacies of the Thaw The nam e ‘B eaver’ was originated by som e Portland dude, ad, aa admlalatrator of tb * aatata of David
W . B a g , daaaaaad. baa Siad kla fiaal
trial have suggested many legal whose parents were able to give h im m ore m oney than aaeoaat of bla adaalaloSraSloa of aald
with
tba Clark off tba above «atl.lad Oo«rt.
novelties._____________ »
brains, and con sequently he objected to th e good old nam e aad that tba aaid Ooort baa appoiaSad Moe
day. tba M b day of M ay. 1807, a t 10 o’
of ‘W eb foot/ and th ou gh t to escape the annoyance of being olook ia tba foraawoa off aald day, at tba
The spectacle of the United States
Coaaty ooort roots In Moro.ooaaty aad ati
aa tba tim e and plaaa lag I
and Mexico swinging big sticks in so called by nam ing it the B eaver State. H ad he m ade an aforesaid,
bearing of objaotiona Iff any tbora ba.
diplomatic partnership ought to exam in ation of a Beaver before adopting th e nam e no ggld final aoooaat, aad too aottlegM
SaaawAa H o w ,
convince those figetyCentral Ameri doub t he would have chosen som eth in g else, for he w ould thereof. Admiaistrator
off tba Rotate of
rrtafinrit
AMi
|
David W . B ull, daaaa«
can midgets that peaceful arbitra bb w ell have nam ed it ‘The D uck S ta te / so far as escaping
tion to a good thing.
H K R IFPS* S A L S
the w ebfoot part of it— for the B eaver is webfooted, and
la tha C iraalt C^ort o f tba State o í Ora
liv es in the water as m uch as does the D uck. N am in g this
Ambassador Bryce said some
gon, for Sherman (r io n ij,
the
B
eaver
State
has
not
changed
con
d
ition
s,
nor
the
people
By virtaa of en axaootioa aad ordor of
very complimentary things to the
sala iaanad oat of tba C iraalt oonrt off tba
aw of
or Oregon.Connty
v»ragoa,v»oua»Y of
or Sbarman,
nimrnia oa tb *
Htata
New York chamber of commerce, one w hit, and when a man talks about the B eaver State, we m
1, 1807, la a aalt lb*
tborain par.
day of April,
and he did it without revealing the feel that it is on ly one of the im perfect traits of his ances- Sib
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la in tif , an<
din«, wherein H. J.
O ian * la Blair
di, Hhennaa
R E. H a ll aad Mar«ara*ta H all,
physical secret that Great Britain tors creeping out, and pity him , because he can ’t b elp it.
Trading oompanr.a oorporatton, nnd Wi
•
Warahunas M illin g oompaay, a oorpora
to fed by the United States.
8
Another small island for Uncle
Sam has come to the surface in
Pensacola bay. It is said to be
composed of mod. shells, ballast,
and old scrap iron. The noteworthy
absence of U.iritd>ean dynamite to
gratifying.
Last year Uncle Sam exported
$#80,000,000 worth; of meats, food
animals and dairv prod nets No
doubt the government ius|>e<ti<m
which to now bring eoforoed, make
their qaallty a bit the best in the
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CHEAP W O O D FOR SA LE
S * •* I
The Observer can furnish first growth ;
fir on board cars for $4.50 per cord. P ine at !
$4 75. Oak $6.00. W illow wood $3.25.
W illow Wood ia better than slab s any
; day, for h eating or cooking, esp ecially w et
: slab.
:
Freight on any of th is wood to Moro, is
! on ly $2.25 per cord. For particulars,
f ;
Address,
T he O bserver , Moro, Ore
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‘
tiaa, ara dafendaata, to roe di reatad aad
ooromaBdlag roa to aall at poblio aale Iba
follotrlag raal proparty. lo-wlt: Tba aorta
eat qaartar, tba asrtb
itb
half f off tha
qaartar of tba aoath aast q a artaff aad
tba anatb want qaartar off tba north aaat
qaartar of aaatioo IX. towaabip I aoatb off
ran«« IS aaat of tba Wlllaaaatta martSiaa,
la Hb«rn.«h aoanly, Ora«oa, ta ««tiafy tbs
aaro at $801.88 w kb tataraat ibaraoa at atx
peroaa'. par sanara ffroao Kovaaabar 8, ISOS,
aad tba fnrtbar aaaa off B>1 & 00 at tba rata
off taa paraaat.par anaaro from Oat81,180L
aad tba fnrtbar a a a off glM.OO wltb tataraat
at tfia rataaff taa paraaat. par aanaaa Iraaa
«bar fla t. 1S0L aad tba fartbar taro aff
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M u r ili. B i l i a , I» 0 7 ,
;
»
;
A t í a ’aloek p, bí . off aaid day. at tba
of tba Ooort Houaa la tba Oily off H aro .
Hh.rm an aonaty, Orapaa, sail la tba blab-
sat bidder foe oaab la band, a ll tbs < "
OOOM
FlEW
ril iwmi ■■ «sgjmi ■■
tbie, Stb day off April 1907.
W. B. BoOar, Bbarfd aff
F r id a y s a t O . C . M o r te n s o n ’s
f
A
I
04666558
C la u d S p o o n ’s
Certificate of Pedigree.
Hlrouga Brick
Colantba to recorded by tba Amartann Percheton Havas
sod Importara Association, bto raoordad nomber Is 408B0. Color sad
deaonptlon: brown, star, amali snip. Pedigree: faalad A p ril 11th,
18US; brad and owned by H X i.M c M illa n of Rook Rapida, lo w *. O r i
by Calypso 26017 (44674), by Theudla 25015 (40671), by Resigns (18501)
by B rilliant I I I , 1111« (2019), by Fbneloo 2882 (SB), by B rilliant 1271
(756). by B ritllant 1889, (756), by Coso I I (714), by Visas Cbastln (715)
by Coco (712), by Mignon (716), by Jaan La Blanc (788).
Confectionery,
Cigars, Tobaccos,
Billiards 0 Pool Tablet
Dam, Corona 23366, by Handow 21144, by Clampln 18888 (28882),
by Pbanlx 8840 (6888), by Peneloo 2882 (88), by B rilliant 1271 (765),
by B rilliant 1890 (766), by Coco I I (714), by Vtonx Cbanlln (711), by
C o to (712), by Mignon (716), by Jana La Blanc (710).
2d Dam. Baba 21146, by Platon 10118 (19821, by V rilla n t (404, by
Proatwr (898), by Derida (892), by Vtonx Ptorra (894), by Coso (712),
by Mlgoou (715), by Jean La Blanc (739).
8d Dam. D im m itt 4450, Imported from Franca In 1882 by Dillon
Broa., of Norm al, M inóla.
F U R N IT U R E
Terms: $25 to insure; $20 for the season;
$15 for single leap. Care w ill be taken to avoid
accidents, but the association w ill not be respon
sible for any that m ay occur.
UNDERTAKINO
i
My Motto Ia
Four year old trotting stallion
Juniper, familiarly known to horse
men as the Van Winkle trotting
horse. Sired by Caution, a 2:251
trotter; by Francisoo 2:12 and on
to 72 others with equal records.
Dam Briniette,dam of Lady Smith,
2:25; 2d dam Whipplea’ Hamb'eto-
nian, 2:25|. Easy terms. For price
and particulars, apply to or ad
dress,
J ab - D bwnis ,
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Grass Valley, Or
quick Male« and
Hmall Profits.
Live and Let Live.
White Leghorn Eggs.
Single comb White Leghorn
Eggs for setting. Flock to headed
by 1st and 2d prise eockrels of 1906
Salem Btate Fair.
Guaranteed
pure sto ck .,
D. M c G R E C O R , M anager
Call and Examine
M y Stock of
F U R N IT U R E
and
H ID E L IN E S
before buying
Jos.
O. W. A X TE LL
of
Moro
-
Oregon.
1. 8- ffletsingir
M o ro .
S a n d er s , V . S .
Operating on
Horses «>4 Cattle
Colts, Stallions,
Md Ridglings.
A Specialty of
Rupturas, Tumors
Dentistry.
MORO, OREGON.
O re g o n .
B la c k L a n g s h a n E g g a
I)ra ,y
For setting. This fs a pure
blood flock. Extra large chickens. i ’ i t y
Either setting only $1.50. Inquire
Express and Freight
of or address
Mrs. A. H. B armum ,
Delivered Io anv Part of the City
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Moro, Or
Piano and Furniture Moving.
Registered Pereheren
•T O P
W ednesday E ven in g u n til Saturday M orning
Hotel Oregon
T h e Farm of John Christianson,
C o m e r 7 th a n d S tark S tre e ts .
may
you in |
who will return the same to yon
O. M. H x acock ,
good shape
<
LaGranda, Or
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Cbas. Wright, PresMeri
Haaager.
V. C. Dlekl
Saturday u n til M onday M orning
T h e Farm of F. A. 8ayies,
::
ü
::
Esmond Hotel
OSCAR
ANDKItSON
MAMAOKM
ui MorrisfflM
^ ree bu s to and from trains
R ates by th e day
Gentleman or lady with good
reference to travel by rail or with a GO c, 76 c, • 1.00, • 1.60,
rig, for a firm of $250,000.00 capi
European Plan
tal. Salary $1,072.00 per vear and
expenses, salary paid weekly, and A G ood C lean Fam ily Hotel
expenses ad vaor-l. Address, with
Stamp
Jos. A Alexander,
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Moro, Or
4 - 0 ,0 7 8
T h e Farm of J. F. Belshee,
AT
I t 1« n « « and It« room« are provided with
running water and long dUlance tele
phone*. European plan. Rales
$1 per day and upward,
lilg hn st priced room $3
per d a *.
H oof No. 705
Black, amali «tar and snip, fualad A p ril 80th, 1902. Bred by I
Grillon, Thai I, Orna, France. Hired by Hctpion [486671, dam Panili la,
[26678], by Louis D’Or [6891], 2d dam Pelotte (26247], by Cbartraln
[1405) W ill make the present season at
Port I II n<l
I Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
ffifiteil.
6 S .-4 O O
W hen
In
Seftd your watches, jewelry,
needing repairs, to ms, and 1 wilt
guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wn:
Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at
Are guaranteed. You cun have
them by writing, or calling at my
residence at Demoss springs, Sher
man county, Oregon.
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A tsx. H umtbr , Agent
PASTEÖR
To and From all Trains.
latches Repiirieg, etc.
litkiee* Seeds
Imported Percheron Stallion
Trunks and Grips Delivered
(Name, O dkon . N o . 48282.)
For Sale Black etallion, two
years old in May, weighs 1500 lbs.
Sire was 2200 lbs. weight. Just
from Kansas city with a car load,
and in good condition, was my
choioe of 40 head. Will lie sold on
T e Car« a C « IS In O n « D a y .
reasonable terms. Come and see
for yourself.
Take Laxative BromoQuimne (ablets
O wkm T hompson ,
All druggists refund money it it fails 255]
Monkland, Or
to cure. E.W. Grove’s signature is op
each box. 25c.
ferred.
On a frieze of the new Pennsyl
vania capitol is inscribed, “The
truth shall set us free;” and yet
aome of the mahogony in the build
ing has been found to be made of
putiy.
Aa
T h u r s d a y s a t T . W . B r a n n o n ’s
Ice Cold Drinks and Ice Cream,
, in season. Sods Water, bottled
¡>and fountain, always on hand.
Sinner Pasture.
on
.1!
M O R O , ORE.
Another interesting letter of Hammurabi to one of his governor.
indicated that the king had bcoom. tired o f writing a month for hn ,
P u t a squaw in a tepee and she is the neatest of house regular tribute mid ordered that A N O TH ER M O N TH BE ADDED
keepers.
The blankets are n eatly rolled and stowed away TO TH E C ALENDAR, to go into operation immediately, and that j g,
under the edge of the tepee leavin g the center clear. B right | the tribute should be collected on the first day of the new month^
at
W e d n e s d a y s a t D o n W h e a t ’s
T ln H ftlf
First Street
Books for Oregon public achooto
Honduras
seems to be losing bat- 1
Go in to one of th eir fram e h o u ses and you i will be selected by the state text
_____________________
. hut a success.
iles with frightful regularity, but find m attrasses laid alon g th e floor, w ith th e w hole fam ily book oommiaaiou next June. 8ev-
this does not prove that Nicaragua 8praw ling thereon. The cracked cook stove w ill be in the eral exchanges are likely to be made
is the rightful owner of the disput-
of the room w ith a n y th in g b ut agreeable odors ftri- J in texts for the primary and gram-
** " Bte-
L i— . i — i , -----
O utside the bedsteads and springs w ill I
«"“>'«• Members of the com-
sin g therefrom .
mission are: H. W. Scott, editor of
The early months of 1907 will be I be used as chick en roosts. l3ut
B u t the squaw d on ’t let her The Oregonian; P. L. Campbell of
remembered in the United States housekeeping short com in gs worry her. W hen she puts on the state university; M. A. Miller,
for introducing the novelty of » | h e r $1,500 elk s tooth robe and rides to the fair, or to the Lebanon; Win. Colvig, Jackson
panie without failures.
agency on Sunday astride a beaded saddle, or gets b oilin g ville; C. A. JohDS, Baker city.
T u e s d a y s a t C h r is A n d e r s o n ’s
I
HUH. ftU U U ll
CHARGE TR U E T H E GOVERNOR SHOULD
IF
AND ALSO T H A T W H IC H HAD
RETURN T H E PRISONER TO H IM ,
BEEN T A K EN IN BRIBERY.
B u t put a squaw in ahousfc and sh e is an yth in g
M o n d a y s a t B ro c k B ro s.
S a tu r d a y s a t
D alles C ity C hronicle.
I ter poles.
t 'y .
a t t h e f o l l o w i n g p la e e a a n d d a y a
„ Moro, Oregon.
FOUND THE
T h e year 1907 promises to stand 1 colored blankets and fine fur robes are spread about, and a
high in the famous gooup of big wond erfu lly beaded dancedrum hangs from one of the cen- ] C O M IN G S C H O O L B O O K S ( H A N ( , E
W i l l m a k e t h e s e a s o n o f 1Q O T
. *
Look here for the next
thing you are needing.
t ¡Ration of the case.
Did it «vèr occur to you th a t it
harvests. >.
Pirclwron
Horse Association
^
X n n o u n c e to th e F a r m e r s o f S h e r m a n
C o u n ty th a t t h e ir P e r c h e r o n B ta llfo n
uae an expreaaor poatofflee money order,
-eclatered letter, or bank draft, payable to
P. C- Ireland & Son.
ooete no more to produce printing that
la Dleasiuf to Iba aya than tha other
Rind. The Observer la «quipped with
all modern facilities for doing good
work at the vary m inim um of coat. Try
us w ith an order and if it to pot execut
ed to your perfect aattofaetton you
not pay far IL
Tk
e
FRIDAY...................A pril 12, 1907
To insure publication, article« for
T h e Observer must reach the office beior«
noon Wednesday. T h e m all cornea dally.
f '
W a rw rtg h t
M onday u n til W ednesday M orning
M O rO at N oontide M ondays and W ednesdays
raffteur w
one01 tha
in e v
a ry best
oeai u
r n u bone«
nci
Patteur
toonaof
vary
draft
that aver left France.
Rto physical proportions are perfect, aud ha * pnsaaaaaa la an extraordl-
nary degree the high flntoh and great activity 1
whlch baa made tbe breed
off Percheron
horaea ao famous, file pedigree.
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Uke bla Individual merit,
to tbe best that can ba found In Franca, bis ancaaton on both aides being
the moat noted prise winners and breeders In that country. Htoslra
Hclplou, was a prize winner at tbe Universal Exposition at Paris In 1900.
He also won 1st price at tbe two greatest shows in Frauoe In 1901.
Pasteur, on account of bto grant Individual merit won 1st price la
Collection, at tbe greatest Horae Hbow in the history of tbe world, at
the Worlds’ F air at 8L Louto, In 1001.
T K R M 8—*16 single leap, payable at the time off servie* $20 tha
1, payable at the end of the seaeon. 826 to Inaure, payable when
the mar« to known to be with foal. Mara nnd colt will stand good for
aervlcea. Care w ill be taken to prevent accidents bat w ill ba responal-
ble for none. Trading, calling, or r**movi«g the mare from tha neigh
borhood, forfeit« tbe Insurance, and tba money becomes due.
P e r c h e r o n H o r s e B re e d e rs A s s o c ia tio n
Nick Goetjen, Keeper.
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Vinton Hotel.
It Bq, Sell tf Eiebuge
Any person or persons having
horaea, cattle, booses, loU or house
hold goods for sale, exchange, or
parties desiring to buy such prop
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