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BACK FROM ALASKA IfC -A . ft. sx M. F. French Returns After a Three Years' Stay. 190 1 SEPTEMBER V I t 190 1 'I w f' f .. Sun 1 Id O') MM 2!) Mon Tug 0 10 10 17 24 Wed 4 11 i II I 2f) Thu 5 12 10 2(5 Fri U 18 20 27 Sat 7 14 21 28 -; The Heppner Gazette Thukhimy, SepU-mlx-r l'J, 11)01. The WeeK's News Local and Personal Happenings in ami About the City. Old Folks' Reunion, Heppncr, Friday and Saturday, Oc tober M-12. Matlock A Matt, (iroriTH. Rye for unit? at Lower Warehouse. Mr. (has. Harnett, of Lexington, was in t lie city l"rhlay. This ( i a.k 1 lie ami Weekly 'reifoniuti one year fur $2. "St. Mis. J. SV. Mortow returned from I'ortUii'l, Saturday. Full line of letf! blanks ut I'ortlainl prices, at i.U)iil otlii.-o. We can save you money on anything in our line. E1 R. Rishop Co. Kanov trroeenes especially adapted for city trade at Mktlock A Hart's. Mr. Kt. Hale took his son to the deaf mule school at Salem, Wednesdsy. I'r. hij'1 Mrs. S inhume ami con Ra'ph, left Wednesday for I'ortluud. Mrs. I ave MfAtee and daughter Ida slid Mary, h-!t Wtduesday for Spo kulie. flop repots from the WiiUmette Yalh-j show a I : r shortage in the liup crop. Mr. Mat' mortiin.' (! I ' n c i -1 ! y . M-. Mait;n land, Monday ilicss ciilrU'- Mr. I 'aiiiel i.irrifon of tlie Heppner hou-l an ouuoini passenger on Wednesday's train Frank M I arhind, of the Imputable Life Insurance Co., of I'ortUnl. u in Heppner this week. Rosters a;e out iiiiiiiiin'itiir the liar nev County 1 a to I- held ut Loins from September ',0 to Ictobot .r. Mr. .lolin .I.iii.i-. of Hamilton, do- tiart-d Tuesday fioiu tins l'mi- A mei ican I x ,e II inhe.i started Moll!,!) l-JU'cl . to attend the state Anleihon went to i'oit , lo lake a course at bus ity for the -ition at I'.ut'ialo. "The Fail" for school supplies. T. It. Howard for fine KrocL-riea Kye for Hale at Lower Warehouse. Mr. ami MrH. E.. Noli'e left on .Mon day 'm tiain. Matlock it Marl keep the choicest (jrocerie. Tablets! Tablets! Rencils pens, etc. Conner A Ayers I 'ru Co. .felly glasses and fruit jars at Matlock A Hint's All kinds of school supplies carried at Conner A Ayer'H Iru' t'o's. Attorney C. F. Kedlicld visited 1'oit land, the forepart of the week. lilack berries are next, l'lace your orders with Matlock A Hart WtiKAT, Wiiimi, more wheat wanted ut the Heppner fl jurin mill. I'.ookn' I'.ook"! Hooks! Conner A Ayers llriij: Co. In a l (uartei for school hooks. Mr. and Mrs. .f K. M.-tJeeof Mosier, Weie the L'Uents of Mr. and Mrs. n o. Wells this i-ek . lir.J. W.Welch of Silverton, who was the nm-st of the i Kl l t this w eek, departed for hm home this morning. .1, M. Spence, M prejen'iin; he l'end letoii Fast hetfotiiai), was in the ciy attendilitt'the wool growers' iiieetinir. .1. P. MeManns of the Five Stock and Wool iiowers' JotiMial, " us io the civ attending the wool erowei"' nw-t ; ri f. To I artners We wiil supply cahhuL'" from now on in epiantities over .VI pounds at cents per poi.nd. Fresii I every morning, .iijihi c nan, ! I Mn't lorcet the special sale of chil i.iren's Jackets for f !.:! ea.-h. N.io I l.-oii eat' ot T.iin thrown ill Iii't Satiir I i'. iv t The Fair. ! fir. M 1' Fl.'er departed Siitnrd.v .'for I'enl eton, where l e will he located in the future in the practice of his pro j feH.ioti. 1 1 is many friends in Hepiir cr w ih him success. ! flow ard's irrocery store is a very pop i ul.ir place for the purchase of supplies : for fatmers and onttits for outing in the ;iv of extra lirie groceries. . 1 1 1 1 t ; e v er t hin iinak'inahie kept III sto. k. It's Imndy where you can net anvthiii j you w ant, i I j Mi. Willar I llenen of i'le, infiriiis i the l i i 1 1 tint he has i-aptmed i.o J les-tnan Is- votes within tin' pa-' i two vh,u. Mr. iler ien has two erv M. I''. French, an old resident of Mor row county, ictiiincd Monday eveninx from Alaska, where he lias heen foi thiee years in the llawson and Hear river country. Mi. French left Heppner for the j-"Id fields .January 10, IKIH. He went direct to J law son, and was enuiiKed in pros pecting and m i id UK in that district for two years. The last year of his stay in the far north was on lieaver riyer, trihutary tA the Stewart. In thu Heaver river country, Mr. French was enaed in prospectinii and trappini:, w ith varied success. He says that uold can he found iu this country in Hrna.Il nuaritities. every w here. He stated that everything is overdone in A'aska, and he advise people to stay awav from there. The mines are heiti shutdown for the winter ami it is very hard to k'et employment. A ;reat many people are leaving. Mr. French is of the opinion that it is thu intention of fully half of the population to tet out if possihle. A majority i f the people who want to yet out w ill not he ahle to Kt. away. It is not like y that there will he any suffering as there is a (food supply of everything on hand, enough to last two years. Winter minini" is not like it was in former tunes in Alasxa. Work during the cold season is practically ahan domd. This is cau'ed hy the use of modern niHchirierv, which can he used to better advar.tatre during Use summer seas in. The dirt I- thawed br steam, which is a great improvement on the old way of building tires. Mr. French enj ji ed his sojourn in the far north. He says that the Arctic winter has no terrors for him. On the 13th of last January, on lieaver river, the thermometer registered s0 degrees below .e o. In the winter teasori, the thermometer usually stands at from L'O to 40 below , Mr. Fieiich left 1'awson August 25 and arrived in Heppner on September 11, li.-ing only li days in making the trip. 6 Watch 1 Itis space for fc Announcement of ourdis Pay of Cloaks, Capes and J Furs. - - lall Styles in LADIES' SI IIv AVAISTS Now Ready THE '4 p, MILLINERY DEPARTMENT '4: She Jkii: ttti a ii inn iiia-i i im-ai-a i r Ma-a-iM- irassawr a-aa- iTiamrr r An advance Shipment V of Ladies and Misses stylish CLOAKS. CAPES and FL'RS just arrived. ANNOUNCES SPECIAL EXHIBIT OF STYLISH TAILORED HATS t f & for street wear and befcidea this showing of the bfifit rrftation fif tliP lpRrlincr lint rnnlrera fur ladies, are those for the :: f 1 I. r i t p. r I Misses and Children This feature of the MILLINER DEPART MENT was uppermost in our roinda when select ing our stock the prettiest, daintiest effects ever shown, and the prices place them in reach OLD FOLKS' REUNION. Different Committors Appointed Ara Making Arrangements The old folk-.' reuuion executive com- m.ltee met at city ball, Saturday even ing. The most important woik was the appointment of the different commit tees, as fodow s : To prucilie hall S. I'. iariiglle, J. J. lioberts. Music W. L. aiinir, Vawter l iaw ford, I'. ". tiowaid. 1 'inner and Kefr. shmetite 1'. iar r nuef., II. W. r..irtl.oioil,ew. Mrs. A. ti.j r.artboioiue'A . M;s Sam Mead ;WK. Mrs. j J. ,1. Kobert.. Fina' ce ieo. I'onser, It. F. Ilynd, have McAfee. Niilht Fntettainmeiit Arthur ClarKe, Miss Lizzie Matlock, Mrs. H. V. I'.ar t ho.'ome w. Lodt'in;- .Iu 1-e A. i. 1'aitholomew, eo. t'oiiser, T. V. Ayers, .1. L. Ayers, lii-D. Thornton, frank tiilliam. I'roeram F. M. hu!t,ii. W. l'he.ps, i: I.. I Iceland. l'..idu'es-F. M. Shutt. a ot all, ii Ranging from 63c up. w A Cutting Affray On Saturday, September 21, 1901, between the & nuurb u 1 IU d ill. dfiu y p. in., wc wm puL un oaic 45 CHILDREN'S JACKETS Ages 3 to 14 years. 45 will be sold-no reserve, at 81.39 Cents Each. We are overstocked in this line is the reason for doing this, and decided that now, just in sea son, and when these goods were most needed, was the time for the trade to reap the most benefit. Former price of 5 of these jackets is.. $3.40 Former price of 9 of these jackets is.... 2.9o Former price of 19 of these jackets is ... 2.33 So you can readily see what you can save by pur chasing a Jacket at this sale, and in addition to tin's we will present each party purchasing a Jacket with a velvet braid trimmed Napoleon Can or a Tarn, worth 4o to C" cents (while thev last). This is a bona fide sale. Every garment will go and we give due notice, that all may know of it. j"j One hundred dozen Ladies' and Children's Handkerchiefs just received at "The Fair.' See Window Display. "The Fair" will sell 240 Chil dren's Handkerchiefs at lc each J it., m . a. i -n -1 caiuruay, uie -isi insi. rjaca j-a,, iir-rsnn limited tn Ft Vi!nr? lrorr-Fii tf a r---- s. this week by applying for them. Three men were in town this morning impiir inr for hel. Should any man who warit! a job read this, let him come to lone. f-i hool is crowded, and the board of directors have been obliged to send for a d z.-n new desks. A new school building will be a necessity 111 another year. If there is one thing that lone needs woise than anything else, it is water wo'ks. Kvery citizen ontit to urge the matter upon the attention of everybody opened our s else and get the waer works into enrolinien tangible shape in the near fjture. lish ranch adjoining town. I Fied I'f-ford intends opening a saloon here in the near future. Last ritlay a a good dav for dm ks. Joe Kline, of Heppner, I a opened the I'airyvilie hlai k-!n,tti shop. T. J. Merrill w bliilleS ll ': p the : I" ride ll.n 1'ai k Thos. Ho-K.i,-for Walla Wa'i.t i. 1'rof. Anderson, '. 1 to John I'.iy ma; rst of tlie week. j r is on the hi k list. ' a:; 1 family depai ted .-t Monday. r f (.'lai kainas, Ire., ep;..-;iil.ier J, w Itii an : LEXINGTON NEWS. I Mr. Lea; .-. 1 lVt i.eton. has as- '. I euuied the Uial.a'.-i.-iei.t i. I the ll. M.Co. V. 1'. 'VV. i; :i,an , d I'ottunwood, irant county, u in th vicinity Just week buying cattle. j W. K. Itoy-e is haui:ri- tt eight for the '. I Hardmau .Mercaijtiie lumpany. j SCHOO BOOKS Sli.'cum Hrug Co. have been appointed ap-nts tor the exchange of School Books. Uring your old ones and get new ones. Take- but little moiiev to do this. Slocum Drug Co., Mam St., Heppner , fine d ijs that have a i;reat dislike for Mihh Ida Howard w.i- a pa-elier ! coyotes They are a! w a s oil the alert M uidav iiiotmu for Weston, to attend j and w believer a sheep thief makes his the l-astcrn )iek'oii Male Nor ma! School Hon. W. K. i;ihtoik hi son Fddie (rem I'endleton to Foil land last Sunday to have an opeiu'ioii performe.l for up p li.hcitns. 1, rand Fall Millinery opening at Miss Leach's Millinery I'arlois. Saturday, September -'1 All interested in mil lineiy are invited lo call. Misses F.-sie l.eezer, Keilha Adkins, Mesrs l ied lUitboloriiew and Waller tiav ijeparteil M'inday mornin; for Mil ton, to attend Columbia College. The Harnoy County Live Stock A-s... riation ha- called a meeting for Septem ber -I to take steps protesting aijainst the iant'' leaink' proposition. I lai ney County hems. Fd. Keen, the railroad engineer who was killed near The Pallei last Fiidav afternoon in a railroad accident, was well known inthiscily. He w as formerly a fireman on the Heppner branch and resided in this city lor a number of years. I'.ob Hynd, the popular manager of thp M"mw County l-anl and Trust Coiiipanv's warehouse at Heppner, ar rived 111 the city yesterday and will re main a few davs ill the interest ot bis linn "iraiil County News, I.'lh. lon.is l'.ros . pn minent fheepmeti ol Hamilton, wer in tne citv the fore part ol the w. ck. I'hey reahn thr H.lvan tate of the llej.pnei wimiI market and will In ill).' their wool bcie agun next year. Mi Mini Ye.iger, Messrs. Ilarrv Brians. He it I'lVaiit, K.ildi s'w iiiburne. Louis P.isbee. Foret Hriatis and Laleh Thomp-ou disparted M.mday linnniiii: for t'orvallis. t" alleiet the A tr null in ill t 'ol iivc We would suggest to all of out rca who vi-ot the Carnival at F.utl.ir. l, the Hi ate I air a' vilem or the Carnival at The I'alles. that they should not full to appearance he is run down and chewed into mince meat . Marshal of the Ia Shen:! J. W. ' . . . . , . , i I.kvim.i. v, Sejt. Is, L'01 Matc.H k. r. ...ill ... ,., 1... ,1- im. : Ir. lSAnll u ifl in I evinetun nn i o- coin 01 i i iei- ."ill 1:0 10 - i -. .... - - - -" p. ! mediately on the duties assigned and j lues-lav on a professional call. 1 will meet on Tuesday eveiii' g, October Ms .ellie lyeach, laughter of Havid 1, when a general report will be handed Leach, is lying dangerously sick. ; in. j ,.arlv pvervone is busv and busings Appointmenta Made-Ntxt Confer M A PPT M I N r.. ..ui'.cuinjfmcnuiiuspriiTiu- L.iie l'ost : M. I.. Akers is visiting in Heppner this week Miss Kvalena Kliea went to Heppner Wednesday evening, returning Thursday moininc. tier). CoMier, of the Hi Ppner hank, spent hit S.ttunlay Ml lone, as sisting Miss Woolerv in opening the bank here F. L. Fteehind arid I t.ive McAfee drove down fiom Hep I.er yesterday Mr. Freelcnd came down to open the safe in the new batik The sate had settle.) down so that the com lunation could not be worked. M ETHOOIST conference. nee at Colfax. IONE j ally to the front. The genial Rev. THE .. Street DALLES Carnival .. Ioi., Sept. 17, l 'Ol. I Hie genial Kev. Mr. Miller, of the M. S. V. Wilson's new warehouse, three' K' lhllrt'1'. uth. has been returned to ,-,,1..- ...i f lone, is toil. i,,ie '-"'"titon cha-ge and circuit for C. T. Walker is around again after wrestling with rheumatism for a week. J. A. Woolerv night fiom a business trip to Monu 1 another year. Mr. Joseph Rurgcn ne, the successful The Columbia River Conference of the Methodist church at Walla Wal'a, just clcised, was well attended. Follow ing are the appointments for The lalles district : Robert Warner, presiding elder, The j incut. Two carloads of lumber for the new lumber yard arrived last night and are being unloaded today. Cars are very scarce at lone, and it Mr. N. lb Whetslon,.'. string 'f n,.,.niH almost impossible to get any to young racing horses weie veiy success- j llllV(, ,eat now sold. K. F. Wilmot and family departed tirntiii nr m tha utinul.ni !. ,n mil i , . i .... i . . . i . i : .. 1 . i 1 returned Saturday " l'anes. Ame.ope, 10 oe supp.ieo , , 1 ht, .uiiipricu in- ur uui on n mow jni-ton. Ldward leaker: lielmont. a. . crek at the head of his tmtlrace. till at tne ice mei'ting at Fverett, Wash. In the entries Wednesday IVwev won the mile race and lb C flreen was winner in the quarter-mile dash. Foil, .wing is the result of tb rsces in which these horses were Fil tered i Riii.nitii!, one mile, purse $'iKI I'i'Wey won, Mnrengo second, lHnargo 'bird, time, ! 4i, Ju.irter-miie dash, purse, 1H0 1. C. (iieeii Won, I'ickitinv second. McOilemns third ; time, 0 :L'4 These horses are good ones. An i:iirneiie throng of people attend ed the memorial services at opera house Sundav evening, w here an appro priate program had been arranged in respect to ti e m.irlvred p-e-ident. Ti e exercii-es were very impressive. Fid low ing program w:i rendered: I'irge, Symphony Hand; invocation. Rev. F. M 1 '.-itiheld ; sotiir, " bide With Me." tnimlette; Scripture leading. Lev. Can lie'il . - 'll;. ' Rock of .Wen." J ia; tet-e ; :1 i,i,e.-s. Lev . 1, t.ir ( "a-l-n, II. I.. I'.eiuhtol .,. d M V. How.iid . eo-to-t -do, o!v City," I dkai L. Smith; -one. i.iMiitetlei benediction. Lev. F. M ( aMicll. W. v Ivt'e. acc. nop mied bv W in. Ii 1. "I Ibis ltv. cii parte I Monday 11101 mug foi the Oirgiiti Ksiilicii l atict Co 1' t o.'- none. new diamond cL.il. th s morning lor a month s visit with ! of , he services and death of .'resident Lagley ; Rickicton. Wash., i i. W. White ; ! Lexington public school opened last Cascade Locks, U". II. Walker ; (.'enter- j Monday morning with three accom ! ville, Wash , W. J. l'.aldw in ; I'ufut.ti. ! R. Mo.rehea l; Filensburg, Wash. , Jno I W. Helm ; Fos ; worK in her particular department. si!, A.C. Rrackenbury ; tiilnmn, to be; 1'iof. Notsen made a very timely and ; supplied by W. lb iNilinger; tioiden interesting address last Sundav evenirn- I '-'e. Wash.. C. lb Nn keisen; l!ep- at the memorial service in recognition ' "er- -- 1-eightol; Hood River, F. pli-hed teachers, each selected with , especial reference to her fitness for good i Hanks ; Fort Simcoe, J R. w ere Rev. men, is and relatives iu tne v iiiametie ; M.-Kiiiley. Appropriate hymns ' l"e ! sung and short remaiks made bv Another w e lding 1 umored in Ion in j Me-sis. Miiler and l'-each. the near future. Not at liberty to men-J lie report that Mr. l'otter. who is lion names just jet; shall ptomise names ; Hti.l Huffering somew hat from his late ''or".v- j ai tial sunstroke. ha had a recent te- s. 1. Stratton puii hased two blocks lapse is entirely tn founded. He and take a Ixatilage .f this opportunity lo,.,, Mi: M ,,. ,,,.,-hl. ,!,oo. ol tpi ...... 1 I ,,e Ixi -V 1. aten, oe , ( . it,.., ..,.. ,H, I ., !,.. take a tup 'i . . I 1 . o... I .. ' iweeii I'.iitli'fl ' o'-. j.,,,. ,. 1 1 k ri out to the c. il scenic rout.-ol Cue Co iirnbia nvei. J Pol !, and w ill be put 111 operation 0 I'dne Mountain I -g'"' Wallace Smead. i s-.-.ti a pos-.il.!e. This .trill is a br. .f lleppnei, is in the John l') adev I pi-i e . f mi. hmerv of the I itt ) it M.lll a M. w . ( I.MMlii.g. II" .otitem jt.-Mi Mr M .tt-ts. ol Spokane. Wa-I.., ib.ukmg in the sh. e). bii-incss an .per.,-,., nian til ll.e 11-e ol ,1m I i,, .i N-'bie. Jr , ol j mg ini. hinei v. mil h.iv- i-haige of t!.i i . ill, boil- i ii i in' mac lone nn I i now o it Rt tin Plate- cm! in this count v ll.i.i.oer is ban -!inig tl. - . . . . . -Monument Mane - Inl '" supet mi eiinng ine-ork. vh in in tin- conntv l 'i uiatoiti that call b" obtained in Lca'c the t ariyoii "ll v He colitellcp alc I- . at id eu.baikii.g in ll.e.atlle bo-mess tha' U' mo e will be a su. c.. from K. ti. Sperry fr fl'iki, not two lo's as staled iu last week's issue of the I i i I I K. Wheat, wheat everywhere, and it's only j 1st started to come. Warehouses are iieaily full and much has beet) shipped. William Watkins and John Lovegren tiled vui homesteads last Monday ami Tut-sd.iv before C S. Commissioner Mobj ns at lone. We have a siipetabun lance of tinhorn gamblers trom all portions of the gb.be ut pie-ent. Tney cb.n't make much of a ra.se in lone iisii !'. A. .1. Shelt 'u's bai v ha- -o lar recov e'ed icom its icccn; sci ions illness that its patents intend lo biing it home trom Arlington in a very short 'one. I'.ti. -p r'v. on Mon iav last, pc.i-cba-e I the Midway saloon liom V . R. Wivti.kalid low has lull posse-siou Mr. Wijtick l a- iclt lone t . linage in bus t'e-s elsew here. 1'he s-snlt with a da-igci ."i- weapon ihatge against Ji e I'm, can wa- dis missed bv .1 u-t Haguewool lor waft of pro-eciitioti. It se.-fc- lint Lo. Land, t he pi ose.ut nig wit:,--, d. I not hear of t he 'i est ol I 'up. an until about the I of. of Ip- disclarge, ar.d had io tune alter heat tug. ol the sriesl to get t t In1 plai e f.i hear mg. I hete is a scarcity ot lab,.et- ;it lone and -ekefal good no it .-oil'd get !'". Mis. l'otter are each convalescing as rai'idly as could be expected iu the cit cu instances. Fi,t husiastic expectations in regard to our school generallv prevail among the patrons. The school yards have a new board fence, and some long-w aited-for and very desirable new arrangements have been made for the associations of the playground. Refined manners, thorough, well-directed and helpful drill are looked for in the schoolroom The paitnership 1 'rse-power thiesher of the Lrow n boys a:id company I nlle-1 iu in Tuesday. I'lieir average work wa- b -tween H sc. 1 tW sai k- per ,i.i . no! n listanduig a rathei Ion average j lei I per acre on their field. The sec tion where they tlreshed i- generally te i enle, 1 by u very enter pi i-i:-g. ha 1 Hoiking and successful ila-- ol ta-1 wot s. Spaulding; Kiona. Wa.-t ., to be sup plied by J. J. C alloway . Lone Rock, W. II. Henderson; Moro, W. C. smith; North Yakima. Wash . J. II Wood;' Ibex, to be supplied by A s. I.iet ; I'ritievilie. 11. C.Clark; l'ros.-er. Wa-h., F. 11. Rub;, an; spuld-ng Chapel. Jno. ' Kuan; Richm m i. S. i. Hornibrook ; Sunnyside. Wash., to be supi ,:ed ; The l'alles. Walton Stupw oitl: ; i'oppeiiish . Wash., to be supplied; Wa-co. ti. R Archer; West K.ttitas. Wa.-n.. F. J. Johns. WITH THE ...FAIR AND RACE MEETING... OF THE seconff East, ore. District flpnlloral society SEPTEMBER 30th to OCTOBER 5th Il'iTH DATES INCLI SIVE. XTiiotiiir llocl Attractions. THK I Mi;', K AM) KNTEKTAl-MNG i MIDWAY ' MAKKItH vt t SAVAiiF-lHH' Till l" the l'a:ace hotel. I-rid September 1 IV '1 Mr. Sav age and M -- -i' ' -e , Ul, of M .- . .kk c .,!! Wioi.iins 1.1 : i ' 'g Notice ' N.lsiil C.i an li .,-l.t I k I .k s l ' i 'v in-tii..: ' , -if .-. c . ,n,r . 1 t. . ; .- - par h,rs of iv evening, I'iiouia- .1. I. l'.Mltllt. .!: Ige .1. 1'. 1 KK-KNTIN i THK TTKK'-H Vtt.I i E. THK Ml -' I K TIN. K Hb.H-iI.As- V ! PKVII.I K THK TKR THKOI.P l'l.SiUU'S. I t eiklit (tk-a- e.me T.ei;" 'tf THK STKtl 1- OK i" 1K1. w ith the G in -tkiniier W.' t 4in iV-eno-iy. War I'sicce. Vr.c: o.g Ms;, ii miU soi-vi K:c:.t Ll KN KTTK. the K. ;us U,v : iu of t: THK I'K' JKOTO-'t'I'K !ii'lr. ", iM ;r-,i.-r-. ,,f -!.( 1 :.-t ,re. THK HH.H 1 ' I v r K . :tr--e ekt'llli.lt l-c-l-. sii v.ektlo.. kit to H trtlife : lf! feet A Reminder ol Pioneer Days AN ISOIAN VILLAGE wi"l b on ol th- 111. i j ue fftar- ot ths CirniTt!, here wr k1nee will r.Ten by brwv trom the Wrm Sittn Kefvlioa. They wiil tie accompauied bT their klc-kou-hmerj. )kp.Hses. ponie ftid loa will erect their tei- 0:1 the oirsnil erk-.; :;.). aa1 M tar potxitce depict t.ie iivrt ot their ;icitor. At the Vost Upera Hkntc-e wf.l be pre. klute-t The Fire Dance t y ot.e ot the biet -t:tt in the prule non. Thai ,1-.u e La U-ea u.le lauioui by I U-ie F'lHer. Horticultural and Art Exhibits. .Mercantile Booths, A T THE CARNIVAL ,ROl"NIS. The 7th Rcgt. U.S. Infantry Band. S pIcccs. : V.: t-rt. k. ii! t-irnUii mutic ererr !ter:icu o-;c t ,j n the c riu-a.. I'AIK HUOl'XDS. K ' 1 f s H-"i- - T. '- At-. S -J.OOO.OO tr-'-:t.- by the w'it :'t-.r-i. s-.-:ty in I 4r .111. fcAlsino Palace" 1 ' t-- l-.- lilJil.. HARDMAN ITEMS. i.'ti! . Local and Parson! Niwi from a Prosparous District H anv iv, Ore., Sept. ! '-. l it Howell mi! if he atn.'l tr, 11 Isms t. speti-l the tsintet in tb.s i 1 t v . i .1- Hitmssnl I vi Han-I t.l h ike ret iine.l fiom Warn: Spritiii. John Howell ha-rental tbe il,l I ik-- 1. k- C .ilMi: A 1 ir..iKinor a Choice Line of 1 land Roll. ChocoLitc Italian Cream Paste. Penochc, vc. 1 iv .- 1 s k, H. L). Wood & Co.. Pruns t . r J to 5-i -- A iUElK Ci..' nr.. Cicmn;an, WUrKl, S'J.lT) per war. L f IV. tr 1 V