The Wasco news., January 25, 1900, Image 2

I ne W a sco N e w s.
I«wued C v«ry TW>ir»di*y My
TH F.
NEW S
PU B L IS H IN G
CO.
) ropriefcir.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given th a t the
V a sc o New» plant has this day been
tran sferred to and become the prop-
e rty of the Shurin an County Bank.
Neither Wanted Smallpox.
was loaded.” They still deny it is
Spokane city and county officials
smallpox, claiming it is Filipino itch.
A brief review of the manv articles lashed S aturday over a case o.* you have seen hundreds of your companions
nd the county, Sheriff waste away in m ill and foundry with a persistent
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.
* *» smallpox, anti
m the Moro papers, shows th it the
J
e c as
commander
won nnt
Tfl’n n I cough. You have seen hundretjsof them die with
aa w u n m a n tu r . w on o u t.
uonn
thatterriW e disease. Consumption. You have seen
people afflicted, the younger cases a t Muller was convicted of larceny in wlves ,eft
S’l ‘^ ren thro"
n u P°n
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'-•tlier
the mercies
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because the
tail
least, walked about their yards and the police court and sentenced to the coughed his life away. The air you breathe
every day is full of sharp, m etallic dust, which is
talked to others on their doorsteps; county jail He had a well-deve loped j inhaled into the lungs and irritates their delicate
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lining. In the case of glass blowers, the fierce
in fact, thev trea ted the whole busi case of smallpox when he left the
ness as a huge joke. The smallpox courtroom, and the sheriff refused to
en tertain him. H ealth Officer Pot- J
.
| ^erm s a Httle thing, but e . iJenby , ^er ref JSe(j
Care for the man the
ami all Ini- i.
tran sacted with said
pajw-r <»n and after this d ate must be
arran*z.-i with ami paid for to said
l»i>‘ 1 r. or A H. Kennedy, foreman of
• a i 1 rapiti*,
w seo, Or., N<
r. iw».
’. BROCK,
Ca->hier
THURSDAY
JAN
thinks he should be regarded with a
i little more consideration than a joke.
j jh e result Ls th a t the joke p a r t of it
bas disappeared, and in its place isa
horrible consciousness of th? serious-
ness of the m atter, and a h itte r feel-
j ing th at the disease has steadily
grown till it is gone bevond human
25. 1906 ° control and lrill ° Drobablv stav there
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c o n t r o l a n u w in p r o u a w j s t a v u n r e
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Dels in Bay has been the por ,.t so long as there u m aterial to feed
through which the Transvaal ha, re- j on 11 “ hardly » « « ” “ 7 “ »M
reived most of its shipm ents of guns th a t no one can be blamed, for the
pesthouse being crowded to over flow-
ing. FinallylCole found legal backing
summoned the
ambulance
and
dumPed Lis man at tne Pesthous!’-
Five new smallpox cases were dis-
eovered yesterday and five today,
Thirty-five or forty p atien ts are now
in the pesthouse.
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rem ale complaints, pale, sallow heat of the molten glass forces its way up the
tube
gradually breaks
t
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I i tub©
the luugs
lungs where it gradually’
complexions, headaches, nervous dys-
dou n into
their delicate structure, making every' cold
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« 4 i a danger to life. You can't efford to quit work-
pepsia. Hudyan cures. All d ru ggists ing and are daily exposed to this futnf dust and
1 intense heat. What v-ou arid vour friends need
is Acker’s English Remedy.
. This will make your
throat and lungs strong again. It will heaf the
I irritation, brace up vour strength, and you need
I never lose a day’s work. I have noticed that ill
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All city w a rran ts registered on or
»1«! muiuti ,as of w ar duriog the past ' tlrst caae in «•» «’ “» fr ■» «>« »»11, a t betore j an . 8th: w w , will be paid by | T h ^ S lS
six or eight years; and although the \ the railroad camp, was so mild as to me ou presentation. In terest ceases
B riti.h report» would lead to the in- . be classed as chickenpox. From th a t , ; from
T this
. Q date.
J ¿in. i o , I j v v .
ference th a t arm s and cannon were | oae ca8e the whole count-v has bcen
Y. C. Brcck,
«hipped to
thz T ransvaal
M ! infected. The necessary steps taken
City Tres.
ag ricu ltu re implements, it is quite j
our board of health, while they
For Sale.
evident th at no such representations nia-v 8eem harsh, arc com nenled by
160 acres improved ranch all under
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wore ever included in the manifests all. In time we hop? , to see the elim-
.
Cultivation anci iencetl. IO t»C sold
iaat
ion
of
the
complaint
from
the
city
w;»i,
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Mil
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<»f cargo ladeued at Deiagoa Bay; and
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- With or Without crop, fall seeded. o
full cognizance of the contents of and county. Isolation is really the miles cast of Wasco. For fu rth e r
p ackages must have been had by the J oub’ v,ay to stam p it out.
particulars call oa V»’. M. B arn ett.
used by the men working there.
Sold at 25c., 50c. and SI a bottle, throughout
the ta tted States and Canada; and in England
at ls. 2d., 2s. 3il.. 4s. Cd. If you are not satisfied
after buying, return the bottle to your druggist,
and get your money back.
He authorize the above guarantee.
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medicine that w ill nourish ¥
tion in India but the increased pro
An honest man is still the noblest
and build up the body and
duetivc
tive capacity of the country does I work of GoJ all W a llS tre e t re p o rts
¥ give new life and energy ¥
not offset the rapid grow th of the : to the c o n tra ry .-A th e n a P ress.
when all other means fail,
population, and India is today a
Th? g re a t a r t critic, John Ruskin,
stricken land in which gaunt famine
is no more. He passed away in Lon-
stalk s abroad.- .Ashland Tidings.
on S aturday last, aged 81 years.
The Salem cham ber of commerce
P ress re p o rts show very clearly
has issued an invitation to the farm ­
e rs of tlie sta te to meet in convention th a t Aguinaldo will never be kfiled or
captured on the firing line.
on F ebruary 7 and 8. AU boards
rep resenting agricultural interest
Headaches, sallowness, falling sen-
a re ex)M*cted to lie present and unite sations, liver troubles: Hudyan cures
in the organization of the ag ricu ltu r­ All druggists, 50 cents.
al in terests of Oregon, and to set
d ates for which they may meet in an­
nual session, and to furnish a p»lan on
w hi'ji th eir various interests may be
<liscuss«nl. The program will be a r ­
ranged esj>e«’ially for the occasion,
and will have special in terest for the
farm ers of Oregon.
1
A protest has been filed a t the
V nited S ta tes land office against the
claims to tim ber lands in the vicinity
of Sum pter which were filed upx»n
under what is known as the “ tim ber
and stone a c t.’’ The chief ground of
co ntest is that some of the tr a c t th at
was tiled up>on are mineral in ch arac­
te r, and in fact they have been
worked as placer ground, and are
therefore not subject to en try under
the tim ber and stone a c t.- H eppner
Timos.
The G eer-Plum tncr scandal and
controversy yet remains unsettled,
Plum m er having denied the gover-
nor's denial.
The governor should
institute public prusecutior against
Plum tncr. and thus clear h is .s k irts
of all suspicion, or many people of
the s ta te will lie iiu-linetl to belicte
th a t there is something w rong.—
Long Creek Eagle.
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Should be taken In sum m er as ¥
w e ll as w inter.
50c. and $1 00. all druggists.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York,
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Candles
N o th in g olae adds so m n r h 1
to th o cliarm c f th a rtr&wing
room or lioadoir ax t he x o ftlj ra d i­
ant h « h t from C O R D O V A Candles.
N o th in g w ill con tribute more to th e
a r t i.tic eucceas o f th e luncheon,
te a or d in n er T h e best decorative
candles fo r th e eimplent or th e
most elaborate functio n—for cot­
tage or maneion
Made in a ll colors
rad th e moat d elic ate tin ts by
B T A N D A U t» O I L CO.
•nd »old rverynhera.
\ ( ) T I C F F O R F U B I IF A T IO N
Land Office at Th • Dalle«, O egon ,
D ecem ber 18. I»99.
N otice Is hereby g iv en Hint th e f d low in g-
named wttier lia s filed noitc® <>f 1 her ln-
ten tion to n u k e final proof In sup .ort of
her elalm a, and that .a id proof " w ill be
m ade before Win. Henrietta, ro n n ty clerk , at
Mo o, O regon, on i-a tu id a y , F ebruary 17,
1900, via-
LoUlM A COLEM AN, o f G orm an Orngon-
H E No 6154, lo r Lots 5,6 nnd 7, sec 2. tp 1 s.
s h e n am es th e fo llo w in g witncs-«ee to prove
her eo n tln a o n s residence upon and c u lt iv a ­
tion <»f sa'd lan d , viz:
Joh n Fredberg. Bernhart R iin m e'e and
Mary C olem an, a ll o f Go m an. O regon, and
Thom as K M cG innis, o f Moro. Oregon.
d21-il-fl5
JAY F. L. CAS, R egister.
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ir o n the effects o f youthful indiscreiicns or ex­
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O e h llit.v .I« p ')K -Q C 7 L o » l M a n h o o d
m a ll its cnmpi, -atioas; S p e r m a to r r h a r a ,
P r o s u i t rrh e p a , f io n o r r b t r a . G le e t ,
F r r ^ a e n e y o f V r i u n l i u g , e t c . By a
cooibiaatrja o f remedies, o f <re~t curative pow­
er, the Doctot hits a>> arranged his treatment
that it w ill not only afford immediate relief but
permanent cure. T h e Doctor floes not claim to
perfsrm natacles, but ¡5 well-hnown to 1« a fair
and squaae Physician and Surgeon, pre-enuuept
in h » specialty— llis r a s .e s , o f M en .
N y p h l l f a thoroughly eradicated from the
gyse-m without using H c r r u r , .
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Some things arc past all human
understanding. A man drinks whis­
key to warm himself and ice w ater
to cool the whiskey.—Athena P ress.
Poor Moro! Smallpox is rife in
th a t unfortunate city, and all be­
cause the citizens “ didn’t know it
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canned m eats are not contraband of
w ar and will refrain from seizing
them. Evidently she has investigated
our recent beef scandals and has con­
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m are dangerous to the Boers than j
a re her bullets.
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Satisfaction of M ortgage,
Summous—Justice Court,
Execution—Justice Court.
Notice to Garnishee,
Notice of P ro test,
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N otice is h ereb y ci »en that the follow in g- I
nam ed se t’ler ha» filed n otice o f nis Intention 1
to m a k e final proof in support o f hln cla im ,
and th x t said proof w ill be m ade before
A. D. G urley, V. F. O om nrissioiier. at A rlin g­
ton, Oregon, on M onday, F ebruary 5, 1WX),
viz:
JO H N J, B A ^H , o f Croy, Oreg°a;
H E No 3931, for tr ie ne»^’ n w S £ and w ’i n e1^
see 23, and se1^ sw ’; sec If tp 1 n r 19 e ,w . M.
H e n a m es the fo llo w in g w itn esses to prove
h is co n tin u o u s residence upon and citP lva-
tion o f said ¡and, viz:
J oh n C S w eet, o f A rlin gton, Or, and J E
D avid, Lafayette H W isem an , and Frank
Bash, f f Croy, Oregon.
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JA Y F. LUCAS, R egister.
I sell farm machin­
ery, hardware, tin­
ware, etc.
Call on me and IJwlll treat you right.
! J. S. A M O S ,
R u fu s .
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H a v in g en larg ed and refitted th e above stab les, we are now
p rep ared to conduct th e b u siess in a first-class m a n n er
Good care and p le n ty of feed, at live an d let live prices, wiTl
, be o u r m otto. B est rig s in tow n.
Main street, opposite Rank, Moro, Oregon,
T rade M ahh s
D e sig n s
C o p y r ig h t s
A
c
OKEGON
fb e
T
v
M EATS
B e e f, M u t t o n , P o r k , E t c .
C u re d
t o
b e
had
F is h in S e a s o n .
M eats, F ru it a n d V e g e ta b le s
K e p t R e g u la rly .
GO TO T H E
W asco P h a rm a c y
F o r P U R E DRUGS, M E D IC IN E S , C H E M IC A LS .
A F u ll L ine D ru g g is ts ’ S u n d ries.
Soaps and P e rfu m es,
F in e T o ilet
ig a rs , and D ru g g is t's
o n fectio n ery .
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
E. D. McKEE, Druggist,
OREGON
W A SCO
HENRY
KRAUSE,
S u c c e s s o r to
Kräng« & YYo»4narth.
H arn essm ak ers.
and
S a d d le r s
K eeps a com plete stock of team h a rn e ss , b u g g y
h a rn e ss, saddles, brid les, h a lte r s , bits, sp u rs, sweat
pads, rin g s, w hipc, c u rry com bs an d b ra s h e s , robes,
gloves, etc.
O p p o s ite D i n g l e ’s B la c k s m it h S h o p
C heap
T o w n
P ro p e rty .
Notice of Final Settlement.
N otice is hereby g iv en that th e un d ersign ­
ed. the a d m in istra trix de b on is non o f the es­
tate o f s . E. K oontz, deceased, has filed in the
t ’o u n ty Court o f sb ertn n n C ounty, s t a t e o f
O regon, tier final report and accou n t o f the
said estate.
And by order o f said Court
T uesday, th e 2d dav o f Jan u ary, IK*», at the
hour o f 10 (».clock a. vn. o f said d a y nas been
ap p oin ted the l in n , a n d th e C ounty Court
room in Moro in said c o u n ty and tate the
place for the h earin g o f s a iH final report and
account, th e .o b jectio n s thereto if a n y , sm i
the settlem en t thereof.
Luted th is Hth d av o f Novenriier A D ISi*9.
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U nder n«w ananxgcm©nt.
In the m atter o f th e Estate o f J a m es F ulton ,
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S a t u r d a y , t h e lO tli D a y o f F e b r u a r y ,
I A. D. lit«», at ten o 'clock a m ., a t th e office o f
i C. J. B right in W asco. Oregon, all tn e r<eht, !
' title, interest and estate th e Kiid Jam . s F ul-
; ton had at the tim e o f h is d«a h and all the
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| operation o f law or oth erw ise sin ce acquired
i in and to th a t certain lot, piece or pareel o f
I land situ ate, ly in g and being in th e c o u n ty '
o f rh erm a n , state o f Oregon an d bounded
and described a s fo llo w s, to-wit:
M oved to new tim b e r 8%
B eg in n in g nt Hie sou th w est corner o f th e !
Bigg« depot grounds described in a deed from *
m iles n o rth e a st of
J a n irs F ulton and P riscilla F n 't in to th e !
j Oregon K ailw ay <£ N a v ig a tio n C om pany dat- ‘
G oldendale.
■ ed Sept- 9, l<.s5. re oriled Sept. H, 188j,in Book
l J o f deeds o f Wasco co u n ty . Oregon, page 559,
Agency in the Newa Office.
j w hich point i s 200 feet sou th erly, at right an ­
gles from th e center lin e o f tile m ain track
and lin e o f the Oregon R ailroad A N avigation
C om pany's constructed ratlioad and it >2 f-et ;
B A K E R & LOVE.
easterly from m ilep o st 107; th en ce n o rth erly )
alon g the west lin e o f said depot g oun ts 150 i
f et; thence w esterly alo n g th e south houn- j
The finest work in the world ii <lary o f said co m p a n y ’s righ t o f w ay to th e
w est lin e o f Lot Tw o hereinafter m en tion ed ; '
done by the Troy Laundry. . I t is
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thence sou th alon g the west line o f Ixil Tw o 1
O U R
\vhv patronize C h i- to a point w n ich at right angles fr >m th e e n-
simply perfect
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Congress will shortly consider the
advisability of completing revising
the laws now governing Alaska. A
new clause th at m ight not be out of '
the way would be a sta tu te regulating
the size of the yarns to be sent out
concerning the wonderful gold fields
discovered with such sta rtlin g fre­
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F ro m now to 1904,
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N otice o f Sale o f Real Estate.
«anca w ork, fcnuaabold hinta.
.h u rt .to r i* * currvnt topica rtc
Suiiscrtb« to d a y .
O g ly 50o yearly. Lady »genia wasted Scud (ox tarará.
B A ZA R
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adult that is losing flesh
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