t . I T h e c a s h v. C re d it S y s te m O b se r v e r . ■ *rw Cl»» • » li r i a I Papar. o m c iA L r a r a * o r «■■ kmah CO M O R O , O M IG O M . ïhe »9P« .< "T D. C. IwtlUMD A ftoM A -----EOITOM C. L. I oeeaxd , NÍ asagek . ..... J m t O tb e rs «f > K« a U m 4. M aC O V , A T W O O D Ca. Send for advertising rat««. F R ID A Y .. M u 21, 1907« I t i . The Long worths are at out* aud Nicholas finds ttin political hopes crushed by hi» briber indaw. Still he ia the husband of the Princess Altee. ' ' Senator Fulton viewed Grand Ronde valley from an auto. It was a grand sight. He is jubilant over Harney county, and is now in Wal Iowa county. 1907. The following table will show that thia ia not tbe case. Thia table is baaed only on a discount of 10 per­ cent, which ia not as great as we know it will be. It shows the dif- ierenoe-between the credit and cash systems for one year. Also the amount of interest paid, in case one should be obliged to borrow money to buy goods with : Credit Cash System. System. ■■dar U m eoaffi- Interest on $93.00 , 1907. 1908 fallowing pntan part oT Dalla» Military i Twp. • a. Rnagn >7 K M During the summer season of 1907 T w p . 7 8 , Ranga 18 E . reduced round trip excuraioa rates “ 7. 82 82 Wk bwm ..... . will be in effect from Thu Saat to “ IT . 40. IWk ............. “ IB 886 the Pacific coast, Montana,British All “ 2B 640 Columbia aud Arizona poiata. « 81..633 98 Rates from Chicago, vb. direct W | . A W | E4 . . a . . . . . “ 88 430 »12 » lines to North Pacific cosat points T w p . 8 8 , R 18 B . will be $75, and from Mismun riv­ A ll ........................................Hac. B. .840. er common points, Counci bluffs to '■> 7. .840.80 W 4 HF4. W i N B R H K | H B 4.18 800. Kansas city inclusive, anl St. Paul A ll T . . . . . . . . 7 . . .......... “ 16 .840. and Minneapolis, rates vill be $4tt ” 17,. 840 “ IB h H 88 St. Louis, Denver, Colorado springs “ 21 .6 4 0 - » .& 4 0 and Pueblo $50. Rates to Spokana - 86 640 and points effected, w ll be $5 less - r 840 than to the coast. Bates one way, “ 20 840 - $1. 857 w via. California, will Ae $13.50 high­ * •* ..........; ” ’ .............................. - 81 640 er than those above mentioned •« .............................. “ » 640 ................................ 8368 88 Tickets will be on sale daily, June Twp. 8 8. R 1$ B. 1st to Sept. 15th, with final return B W iB W t ................ ............. “ 21 lim it of October 31st. WfSWi................... ¡J J Account of 23c International Ch Endeavor convention Seattle, July 10-15; Convention of Baptist YPp A T w p . 9 8, R 17 B. HBL.................... Hac. Spokane, Jnly 4-7; Grand lodge of T w p . 0 8 , R 18 E . IOGT Seattle, July 16-22; rate of A ll. one lowest normal 1st clssa limited w i. fare for round trip for direct routing R4 jiViBBt” rith $12.50 additional one way M N E I NEI.".".".. through California, has been named n e ] ne }__ to North Pacific coast points and Spokane from Chicago, St. Louis, T w p .lh .R liE . - ï B W rwswM î Missouri river and Colorado points. BK »WW, *81 ÍW 4 B E X ........ B * - I--!*»- u Sale dates east of'Colorado points AU . “ 8..827 14 . “ 7. .636 June 20th to July 12th, west, June . - 9 640 “ 11. .840 21st to July l'3th, final return limit - 16. 840 Sept. 15th. « 17 .840 Account National Eclectic Med. . “ 19 88H 99 . - 21..840 Association Long Beach, June 18- . - 27 840. 28, one lowest 1st claaa fare for the round trip has been authorized to N4 8 E 1 , N k - 88 680. Los Angeles and San Francisco with ................................ W ^ 42 sequently he Is the moat accommodating, sells the cheapest, and deala the moat lib­ erally In every wav ®x 11. 40 «28 79 he no changes made in other offices at present, and the gen- ve erei scheme already outlined will he carried out. Work has “ I have fired the walking ati< k l'v * carried over 40 yaara on arrow nt pf a at * re I been commenced on the Flanders street line, the track hav­ that reaiated «very kind of treatm ent. Hi ing been practically completed on Front street. I tried flocklen» Arnica Halve; that baa Twp. IS 9 , R 22 E. ThaObeerve/ has been established .Bee. 1. 840 80 nearly 21 years, and It has some subscrl. All . - 6 844 12 bers who have reeelvad It regularly for . - • 840 more than half a score of years. Many . “ 11. 840 of these object to having the Old Reliable 18 640 discontinued at the time of expiration ot their subscriptions, and for their benefit, at NWX. NWX 16 280 for other reasons, we discontinue subscrip­ tions only when notified to do so, except ------348492 by agreement made at the time the ac­ T w p . 14 8 , R »8 B. count Is opened, when It Is noted upon SO. the calendar to be discontinued promptly 8 X B E X ............................ “ « at the time specified. All persons paying T w p . 14 B, R 89 B . In advarce at the time of subscribing, will I ....................................... 8 a o .ffi.6 4 0 have the benefit of the $260 rata for two year«, or the |A 00 rate lor five years. We .................... ............... - 81. 890 42 send The Observer to any responsible per­ ............................ “ 88. .840. son who orders It, though they may not ...................... — ssra send the money with the order, with the understanding that they are to pay 12*^ Twp. 15 H, B 88 B cents per month for It, until such time as Boo. 1 889 62 they may wish to take advantage of the 8 689 01 above liberal discounts. From thia date H ^ . S B X A N B X N B X •• 6 440 94 we are prepared to dltroui t rstq« to til - 9 *840. leading Weeklies and Magaatnea published M 11..840 In the United State«, to any prepaid reader M 18..480 ol The Old Reliable Observer. Come with « 18 840 the money—as that Is Indtspenalble. Ñwx 7.:::::’. :’. ’.*. “ 25. 480. M » . .640 P a g $ X ív ^ ‘ * - Z Z ^ Í ’ ’ í “ » . .800 A F o rtu n a te T e x a n . A U ......................................... •• 27 840 E W Goodloe, 107 8 t Looie at., •• » . . 8 4 0 M 11..889 68 Texas .says, “ In the («at year I have be­ •* 88 840. come acquainted w ith D r K in g ’s New bealw! tbe aore ami made me a happy j “ m a n ," writea John G arre't, Nor’ b Mill«, N O . ( Joaranteed for pile«, Burna, «tc. Muro Pharm a/ y ; 2-x . Lite Pilte, and no laxative I ever before tried ao eflectnally dbpaaea of malaria aad billioasaeas.” They don’tgrind nor AU. gripe, 26c at Moro Pharaaacy. E. E. L y tle in H is New Deal. Oregon received no bettor adver­ tisement than the visit of tbe Ore­ gon girls through the east. News­ Morning Oregonian. papers everywhere gave them extra E. E. Lytle, president of the Pacific Ry and Navigation attention. The Fort Worth Record devoted a lea/ling editorial to their C o., was elected president of the United Railways Company trip, complimenting the plan as at a meeting of the directors Monday afternoon in the offi­ novel, valuable sud efb-ctlve for ces of the company. Mr. Lytle will take active supervision publicity pur|s»w*M. o f the United Railways project«. Mr. Lytle says there will Hw F ir e d th w S tic k . KuInscribe for The Observer. Best Weekly published in the Inland Empire. Everyone reads it. i päs T eür 6 0 ,4 -0 0 4 > O ,O y 8 Hoof No- 706 Black, small star and snip, foaled C a lllo ¿ 'T h ¿ l, O rna. Franoe. HÍiad by Hclplon (48687), d a m P a s t 11 ie (268731, by boula L>’Or [58»l |, 2d dam Palette (262471, by C b artraln ( I406J W ill make tlie preeeul season at T h e F a rm o f J . F . B e ls h o e , Wednesday Evening until Saturday Morning T h e F a rm o f J o h n C h r is tia n s o n , ' Saturday until Monday Morning Too" T h a n k th e L o rd fo r it. Somebody is entitled to thanks for copious showers which were general over this section last Tuesday, but whether it was the rain-maker, or the weather man, we do not presume to say. The benefit to the country is just as great, and what was a matter of doubt last week is now an almost absolute certainty that this will be a banner year .for all kinds of crops. Imported Percheron Stallion oí the Chairman Martin A. Knapp, of Bought in <»ct. Goods worth $100 for $90 From Nov. 1 to Oct. 1, is $8.25 tbe Interstate eoinerce commission, 7.50 Dec. 1 90 100 Nov. thinks that an era of good feeling 1908 6.75 ia coming around between the peo- Jan. 1 “ 100 Dec. 6.00 Feb. 1 “ . IIMI Jan. pie and tbe railroads. 5.25 Alar.l 100 Feb.---------- ' 4 50 Apr 1 “ 100 NTarch Uncle Sam ‘belly’ good man now 3.75 May 1 “ 100 April 3.00 June u In sight of the Pekin government, 100 May 2.25 $12^0 additional for tickets routed ‘ T w p . 10 8 , R 19 B- 100 July 1 “ June having relinquished $12,000,000.00 1JW Aug. 1 “ 100 July to tbe moon eyed Celestials, on ac 1. 666 .75 one way, via. Portland. Sale dates, e * NWQ, N| h WU.,. Sept. 1 “ 100 August count of Boxer troubles. June 8th to 15, with final return x ’’ N*c No interest 8..161. 100 September limit August 21st. " 4 -------- ?19 24 $1080 cash. Total interest. .. $49.50 W m . M c M urray , G. P. A., Twp. M 8, R » E. Users of'gaaolctie need to be giv- Total credit prices.............. $1200 Lesa cuali prices.......... 1080 ORANCo and SPRy, Portland, Oi AU .Baa. 1 889 02 — en some poaittve ina’ruetiou aottte 1120 6 683 96 Gain above credit price. times. To illustrate: in Portland 7 . . 79 81 H E M 8 W K .M W 4 8 W 4 49 50 T h e M eg lo N o . 3 . Less int»reat paid.......... W «40 A l l .......................................... last Monday two alarm» were giveu Net saving« ................... .. 70 50 On 10 percent ¿¡»count for cash. No. 3 r« a wonderful maeootfor Gao H 11 840. occasiofied by criminal carelcartneb« 18. 840. Parris, Cedar Grove, Me, according to a 16. 840. on tbe part of user». The alx»ve shows a saving on the purchased. letter which read«: “ After ■□fieri ng EJ N W 4 . N | 8 W X , 8 E X much with liver and kidney trouble and We trust that the readers of this cash system of $70.50over the credit “ 17 800. 8 W r X x . . . becoming greatly discouraged by failure - 21 640 The Portland Commercial Club system, which is worth looking af­ paper will give our system of doing to find relief I tried Electrie Bitters,and A ll. - 23 840 business serious thought, as it is of ter. Besides, you are settled, each $5,000 prize contest for at tides on “ 27. 640 aa a ret tilt I am a well man today. Tbe - 88 . 40 this part of the. United Hiatt**, ap­ and every mouth, with the merch- vital importance to them, as well first bottle relieved and three bottles com­ N E X N B X - - 86 840 A ll................... an t, us soon as he reuders you au as to the oominuuity io which they pleted the cure.” Guaranteed beet rem­ pearing in pa(H*rs printed outside 7118 88 of Oregon and Washington,is o;ondents. That la a private cises. It is noticeable that he gives Yours Truly, matter between them and us. BXBX a NWX B W X . Hae. 7 . . 202 62 expression to some good ideas. Copy for ad», change», etc., must be In W X . Ä K X . W X N B X . 8 B X M CCOY, A T W O O D co. o f N B X ........................ " 17-. 000 the office before 2 o’clock p. m. Wed nee- 18 . 40 8 W X HW lay to Insure proper care and attentkm. Wasco, Oregon, Jane 20, 1907. - 19..643 48 A ll Another Blue Bucket prospecting Avoid personalities. Compliments deli­ “ 28..640 party ia outfitting, that hope to find cately given are always acceptable, but - 95..840 even they must not be overdone, aa the ” 27..640 the identical blue tin bucket bang charge of Indncerity la apt to follow a •• » . .640. ing upon tbe identical limb where shower of pretty nothing» spread broad­ - 8 1 .6 8 2 20 cast Geneva Curtis, tbe little ten year 487818 Before coming to the city to trade read old girl placed it GO years ago. Tbe Twp. 12 8 , R « I K . era are requested to examine TheObaei ver head of the expedition is John Antelope Herald. * wx advertising columns. Its the active, wide­ nx ^ xhex X6 8. 484 72 awake business man who advertises, con­ S i x " / Bcott son of Geneva. 6. 158 9« Of coarse The States can handle the trusts, if they have an assistant United States attorney as efficient as Mr. Cole,.the trust buster in this atate. He wound up the furniture trust in al»out three shakes of a lam I n tail, and now he has the plumbers’ thieving combine on a abutter. «n ■T~3Ä^Lg Rida, Deaertblng by Tow nship. Kan ire and Haction, tbe num ber of acre», w ith Grant : th e prlea per acre ofleted, w hich i f the land described eootaios varioue clsasca At the annual school meeting oo aa gnuUng, agricultural or tim ber, ebould state the rate per acre offered for tbe 17tb, the financial report of the AU..........................................H anab Haas; tbe full name of tbe party or clerk sliowed a reduction of $604.54 paullea to whom tbe oonlrarts or deed» in the debt during the school year m ay ba Maned. Boat office sddrees and tba B ank through w hich transactions The census report was read correct 640 shall Lake placeabouid be mailed to the office of tba Eaateru Oregon Land d o .. ed and adopted. t Rooms 702 704 Claus Kpreckrls building The directors reported that tbe Han Franctaoo, Cal. .on or before J u ly 1, »H m «7 1807. eaae lady teachers had been eaploy '- AU Tbrms: I f bid la accepted w ill ba k ed for the coming year, and Mr caab dow n on acceptance of bid and Omer Bittner, a recent student at delivery of oootract, k In one year, and In tw o yanra from same date. Iieferr- the State University, had been aa m eote to bear lotereat at tbe rate T w p . 6 8 , Raaga IS B. tree n t. A ll paym ents of p rin c i­ gaged aa principal. AU ....................................... Bwtfi 648 pal and intereat to ba made net at tbe After haring served 12 years aa a 'outpany's office in Han Francteoo, Cal. director, J M Parry resigned, aad T be contractor or purchaser is to pay (and expenses), d uring tbe term C K Cochran was elected to till the ....................... a s r o taxes f tbe contract, or u n til tbe dead la de­ ll eared. Ao aliow *n<*i w ill be made of onexpired term of two years. Twp. 7 ■. Ranas IB B. peroeot for caab purchases. T h e Com­ Judge E V Littlefield was elected E S N B X . N W M N B X , N B X pany w ill deliver a w a rra n ty deed ac­ 8 B X ..............................B e a li. 180 cording to its usual form oo completion a director (or three years, and J of tba contract, or It w ill deposit in es­ Parry clerk. T w p . 7 8 . Rangs 17 B . crow , aubfaot to the terms of the con­ It was the unanimous sentiment WX BW X. BBX B W 4 .8 W I» tract, a w arran ty deed, aooording to Its usual form , in Httn Francisco o f P o rt­ N W X .B W X B B X Boo. J » 0 of the meeting to do all that it A U ................................, ....... 8. 888 30 land w ith suitable trustees, to be dellv- possible, to make tbe coming achoo. 6 8 3 » 0B ered on completion o f the contract. «. .640 Blda most ba aooompanlad by suitable year the beat we have ever had. M 11.B 40 rafaranoes as to the financial standing “ 18. .B4O of bidden where the parties are un- 17. .840. know n to the Company. 11 KOKTAST TO TRAVELERS. M IB ..816 T h e Com pany roearves the rig ht to 840. accept or reject any or a ll bids. “ 81 80 Forms tor bids and contracts w ill be Red a red Roaad Trip Kxrarsioa R 81 .688.30 furnished on application to the Eastern BBX A W H NBM To Pacific Coast la 1907. 88. 840 Oregon Land Com pany, Rooms 702- A ll 7. .811.40 704 Claus Spreckels b uilding, Han F ra n - 7168 68 claoo, Cal. [41J7 28 Since opening “P ° ° r bosb ! Mier for emdit, which iue«M a great □«a in the O. T. Co. building, ^ea! of money, and if tbe merchant» D o r /t MT.d IM a r t k - r * on p o ll tic». t t s i- ^sponsible, they will grant the perar.ce or re lig io n L hkuukxi o f »uch □nder the cash system, we have u?pic* o t iir lead* to »Soient and abu»:»e been more than pleased with the crr. C. Ireland A. ¿on. strate this fact, t»at we fee’ that if obliged to set the prices op on the carried out on thia plan, we shall customers, hence the high prices A Blue Mark her* will answer an surely make^friends with the gen­ for almost everything you bay on Inquiry, when entered upon « m it calendar. j t ring the date ot the paper »• the date a» eral public, hence increasing our the credit system. Not so with tbe which »our current »ubacripttor. exptre». business, ami by doing so can offer Cash System. As soon as Mr lietter inducements to our customers Wholesaler finds you are paying DiftiaMerth«t the rate it, as they say we are getting tbe try merchant gets discounts on the ■cniier-baa "R^tW'reU' rettle the bill of double shut« as it were, on our cus merchandise he bays, has no inter­ a daiinquent. timers, by asking them to pay once est to pay on over doe bills, and be « each month, and if they have not J udge M. C. George, a bo suffered got the money, offering to loan the sides gets his goods io tbe cheapest a severe reU |*e a week ago, is uow money to pay for what goods they market. Consequently be sella the consumer at a much lower figure, regarded as com aleooent. have bought during the preceding which ranges from 10 to 50 percent month, and charging 10 percent cheaper than the old boated up Wireless advice» announced the interest on the amount loaned. merchant has been doing for years. approach of the cruiser Cbarleatoo This is exactly what we are offer­ Some of our chronic kickers and 12 hours before her arrival <>fl the ing to do, but do not think that this kdbekera are telling our friends Columbia river. applies to everybody, as we are not loaning money to people that are that if we only sell goods at a dis­ For if we did count of 10 percent,and if, as bank­ 1 f old spuds reach 93 a $3.50 be- not responsible. er», we charge 10 percent for the .fore new ones., they must hustle, as we would be working on the money we loan to pay the store ac­ the lat’er are noir off-ring in Port­ same old plans as have been earned count, tbe customer will just break for years before, resalting by over land at 3c p e r l b. y » charging aud making the reaponai eveu. ble customers pay all bad accounts incurred by selling to irresponsible customers. This kind of bnaineas we are cut ting o u t and mean to keep it up; for (he simple reason that the deal­ er and cousumer cannot proa[>er under such conditions, lor no other reasou than thia : That the merch ants are obliged to ask tbe whole Avar al . hi » Laad Company BBX B W < r ... P a t i t e O ta a a la fitches Repairing, ete. Send your watches, jewelry, etc., needing repairs, to me, and I will guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wm Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at whose place of business any article may be left to be forwarded, and who will return the same to you in good shape. O. M. H eacock , 241] .LaGrande, Or T h e F a rm o f F. A . S a y re s , Monday until Wednesday Morning , M O rO at NoQntide Mondays and Wednesdays Pacteur is oneof the very best d ra ft horses th a t ever left France- Ills physical proportions are perfect, and he possesses io an extraordi narv degree tbe high finish and great a c tiv ity w hich has made the breed of Percherou horses so famous. H is pedigree, lik e bis In d iv id u al m erit, is tbe best th a t cau tie found in Frauoe, bis ancestors on both sides tietug the roost noted prize w inners and breeders In th a t country. H la sire Hcipion, was s prize w inn er at tbe U n iversal Exposition a t Paris in 1900. H e also won 1st prize at the tw o greatest shows In France in 1901. Pasteur, on ain aeaaon. Soda Water, bottled and fountain, always on band. _rftx. -/C i The National Live Stock Insur­ ance A ssn, Portland, Or. W hen ill P o r llu •T O P Ia pre|