o
- . , J- . :
GEO. T? RlVTVT VL-aa olantnrl
' I'HAt
mayor of Chicago Tuesday last by
a majority of 45,000.
a majority of 45,000.
Florence, Senator Alley's home
has elected a town council con
sisting entirely of women
The charitably disposed people
of Portland have provided the
"Open Door" as a home for un
fortunate women.
Frank McNally was burned to
death in the Prineville jail re
cently. The structure was a mass
of ilames before the fire was
discovered.
The management of the Port
land Hun has boon changed, ex
Chiefof Police Hunt taking the
place of Capt. O'Brien. The Sun
is improving right along.
Hon. A. J. J5alfouii, loader of
the conservative party in the house
of commons, English parliament,
came out recently in a strong
speech for free coinage of silver.
At the municipal and state
elections held "back East" a few
days ago, nearly everything went
republican. St. Louis wont that
way by a big majority, and even
elected a "nigger."
Hon. Okokoe IIeimiron, editor
ot the PoHt-ItitolIigencor, of
Seattle, was found dead in his bath
tub last Friday. Ho has boon at
the editorial helm (,f the paper
since tho death of Col. Fred
Grant.
Vi:nezit.i,a is desirous of fight
ing Croat liiitain. In this she
expects tho sympathy of the
Unit.nl States. Judging the way
this country is handling its own
troubles, it will have little time to
look after Venezuela.
It is reported (hat a majority
of tho supremo court are against
the income tax law as to its coii
Ktitulioiiality. Tho decision will
bo withheld till May to allow the
government time to adjust its
finances to suit the conditions.
SiiciiKTAitv Kiscaiii refunes to
Jiay tho commihhiiins on tho word
of Attorney (ii-neral Idleinan that
they will all hold over. HothinU
that it hhould bo nettled in the
courts before he expends the stale's
money where a question ot legality
is iu Vol Veil.
1 III: Oregoiiiun admits that all
, t.',,""rok.(,...rre,Hon. He ,ny t,a (
nwnii i in iii uiiy logeinor, lull 1
Hays nlver went down last and
came up lant. It admits that gold
lias appreciated and that every
thing lias gone down, hiker with
it, and jit knowing that the
United hlatcs pioduceH half the
gold and hilver of the world, it
continues to nay that we are help
less to aireht tins continual t
preciation .f gold by iiidependent
bimetallic action.
CtltlilM'iiMiMS of tho (liirtt,.
who havn het.t in iiiticlen .f a
general natiii." not iiou tiniht .
jmtioiit. Vi camiot pulilihli (hein
all atoiici for the reason that our
tjiHtn.hici, f,.,., fioai ii Mitii-
Ktanee in Mimll. H h.'iiour frieinln
.
iieconie ii,uto prompt in paying up1 """ 'turneii lioin.i with i,.r, having
u l,i,l ilo.v i, u.i m. ..i. I i ! H"iiifl her term ol acliool al llarduiau
wi.al tie) o,. ih and our I'U-iii.h H,tM1, Uir,., ,vkt fc.t,,
incrcaHi H (hen wi lion,. ,i. ,,tl
tOllllH tit' t t I'tllltilH. Ill thill it .i . . -
1 ,'" " Oregoiiiun, II. K ret t nrprr of
VO lllll t .1 tleM,., y ,l(.tw. can.'lha Ve.. With the ll.r.ll k.lli .tet
Ali i tin (in, (tn ,
'I''
Hint olir l
jx.slll .ll Ml mi appieeiutivl. ", "-M-l"Paiii.-ii,a.ir
11 "in ii. in the al,il.. l. at. lea will givn aa a
1 11 : Hen ii an additional journal, Ik Web-
1 1, , v n 'l'.i.u, ... i ti ! I'l!''"1'. an Kgrit'nlicral paper.
Orrej'iiifin that fr.n coiuaK'i ,f
iUr m tn v. a-,,ry ., Uiu i.K.ut ! K J1'1'
. . .. ji-waharp, ami tha (reti it h nu
ll return r pn-aj euty. Jli. haj a: p .,,.,,,., j,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,
"It i to In In. I.. 1 1, new con- '"''', "' -" '!'-
r..uauiil ..it . i, t .. I i i 'I'l'l" all W all Ntaltwiuall. W
II r 1 h'j I' hitlull li led ,,,,, ,,, Htalram.i, CH.-I
'"'I 1,4 'I'liiHv. I.uwa alT t. to l-o em. rprialng ls liil aim' it
fhotlM l 'i' i f r tl.e fite ar n i atrn on ll nanuig a
Coilio : i f i!irr i. n i r!' with '"'I' 'f il oo ai.d gi Hing th Wiirfil
(tfol.1 t,f 16 to 1. I rr(MU,', .:;', "'
see other legislation enacted at the
same timp. whinh. T nm cn
would immensely help in solving
the silver problem. Congress
should provide for the prompt
retirement of the greenbacks, aod
thus remove the means by which
speculators deplete the treasury as
rapidly an the sale of gold interest,
bearing bonds by the secretary or
treasury can replete it Forbid
the issuing of national banknotes
of a less denomination than $20,
and coin no gold below the denomi
nation 820; then authorize silver
certincates to be issued, based on
the coined silver and silver bullion
in the treasury, and make them
pavauie on Dresentatinn tn unv
subtreasurv in silver dollars, nnrl
not pay them in gold, as is now
1 n a i ,i . .
uone. mate tnese silver certifi
cates a lecral tenrler fnr nil rloVifa
public and nrivate. extent, duties
huu interest on the gold interest,
beariuer Dublin debt. Th rlAmnnd
thus nroaiaA cUr,n ill t4
- - - " " vn wvju .JL D1IVC1 Wlil Dial t
our to work, and make a
demand for all the labor we have;
and to supply this an army of
miners win raise tne price of pro
duce, through our Western country
at least, that will inaugurate an
era of prosperity at once."
PAK1S SPECIALIST ON THK GRIP.
Treatment
by Injection of
ANtrinuent Liquid.
Warm
Tbe Tana Herald publishes a vul nnhln
article on the treatment of grip by a Dr.
Charles Fauvel, a specialist in this com
plaint. As local treatment the nose is
gently irrigated four times a day with a
warm astringent liquid, whioh can best
be done with an India rubber inieotor.
The solution injsoted should be at a
temperature of about 100 degrees Fahren
heit, or as warm as possible. Dr.
Fauvel says:
"At each sitting two or three litres
should be sent up each nostril. The
following are the formulae that suoceed
best:
"1. Hot oonoentrated solution of
bhiok tea, with a few drops ot lemon
juioe.
'2. Salt water; a tables ooonful of
white salt to a litre of water.
"3. Chloral, 3 gms.
"Water, 300 gms.
"A tublespoouful to a litre of water.
"i. Solutions of boric acid are alao
of great service.
"In addition to these injunctions it
will be found very useful to have re.
oourse to certain powders that can be
8 milled up several times a day. The
best formula is as follows:
Uis'i'iith ." 5m8
bono aoid 2 u!'H
Dr. Fauvel follows this uo by local
applications once a day, to the nose
and post-nasal cavity ot a few drops of
the following preparation:
Chloride of zinc gm
Hydrochloric acid 30droDs
Ulyoonne 30gms
Distilled water 30gms
Hydrochloride of coHoaine. .5()oym.
As fur general treatment he uives a
glaHsot laxative water the first tbrea
lays, with a drink of weak, but hot.
Infusion of niarrubiuiu, ami quiets the
cough every hour with a tablespoonful
of the following mixture:
Lett uoo water 150 gms
Orange (lower water 10 gins
Cherry laurel water 10 gms
Syrup of tola '20 gms
Syrup of coditip jjO .,,
Spirits of miuilereiiR 4 urns
Tincture of aconite 1 am
If the patient grows weak or is con
valescing oooa wine or oooo liqueur,
witli turpine (40 centigramme of terpine
per tiilileHpoiinful of liqueur) is reoom-
mended in duxes of two to four table
spoonfuls a day.
Terminal.
If any mm who Iihm lnn linlUt,l In.
Ihi iiNitot Dr. William' i'uik I'll In will
write to (hit Ouzfttf, lliiinr, Oregon,
llii'V will receive liiforinittinii il.ut .!!
Iih of much vhIuo hiuI interna to them.
(Imnlim (IIuIim: T. U
li"re TuiMiliiy fn m lleiumxr vm Arlinu-
nm him win reiumu until Hr circuit
court.
. T- W. Ayem, Jr., left yeHtenlny morn-
iitf for h luiir of the ouiinly witb the
Lenler an, I Arthur Collin hav degi.led
In inIiiIiIihIi a lirHiioli Hlurn at IwihIuii,
Liiiliii. For IIih imn.Mit until lliny run
gel a Ih iiho Ihey will do biiHiiirii in a
lent.
Karl'i Clover Ilml will jmrify your
HIimiiI. eh Mr y.iur Complexion, reulnti
your ImwelN mill mitko vour heiid clear
MHlell. 2.V, .'.0.., and l. Hold by
T. W. A) em, Jr.
Walt. Tliituipson run ntngo between
ll' i'l r nihI Monument, arriving evry
day except Monday and leaving rvery
day except SnmUv. hliorteol and Pliesp.
wt nmii tit tlm iuierior. 1', Colin,
agenl.
At a niiH-ting of thp (Veil rrpnlilicKD
oluli al D.niglitM, Tnoo.lav, Mrot 2olh,
lien. Illy and (le. Miller Were cliiweii
to reprem nt ttml elnli at Ilia ulntw con
vention of repiililicau rlnlia which luwU
in I'ttrtUiMl, May il, iKKt.
Cm. Ion IiiIm: Mrt V. M..k n.iio.l
' her fi'Ulle at llenniier llna ,il .
III.. i - i . ii i . .
"K ii""i" timranaj. iier naiiiiier
I" a lvnce,foroli )ear, l. N.i better
FROM LEXINGTON.
Campmeeting will begin about May
21th in the grove below town.
Q. W. Brock is quite ill at his room,
at the home of Mr. Boon, with the con
sumption. Dr. Carlisle has returned to bis home in
Echo after a brief visit, looking after
business interests here.
Miss Lulu Boothby has recently been
appointed corresponding reporter to the
Weather Bureau at Portland.
N. A. Leach is constructing a new
residence on Water street. When com
pleted it will be a neat cottage.
The family of Cy Fuqua have been
very ill with the scarlet rash, but we
are glad to learn that they are conva
lescent. The people are talking strongly of
erecting a new M. E. ohurch, in the
near future. This is something that is
greatly needed.
The wind storm of last Monday re
minded us somewhat ot a Kansas
oyolone. These dust storma are very
disagreeable affairs.
School will close next Friday. Prof.
Brown's effort in building up the
educational interests are hichlv annre-
ciated by the Lexington people.
Mr. Chas. Beymer and his sister. Miss
Lena, two of Eight Mile's most esteemed
young people, visited friends near
Lexington Sunday and Monday.
R. Lieuallen, Hon. J. S. Boothby,
W. W. Gregory, accompanied by Eev.
Denison, of Heppner, visited Butter
oreek Saturday and Sunday, where the
latter preached. They report a pleasant
trip.
Mr. Thomas Boothby. a neDhew nf
Hon. J. S. Boothby, accompanied bv his
son, Frank, from Monmouth, visited his
unole and family Sunday and Monday.
They were on their way up to Washing
ton, on business interests.
Dick.
Lexington, Ore., April 2, 1895.
Billons Colic.
Persons who am nnhinnl fn uliantn
bilious colio will be pleased to know that
ttromot relief mar ho had hv fnt;.,
Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It acta quickly and
oan always be denended nnnn. Tn mnnv
cases the attack may be prevented by
iHKiug mis remedy as soon as the first
lndioation of the disease appears. 25
and 50 oent hnltleH for aula tiv Mlnn.im.
Johnson Drug Co.
EIGHT MILK ITEMS.
Ground squirrels are very numerous
this spring.
Few gardens have been planted owing
to the cold and windy weatber.
Ueman Caldwell has rented his farm
to Charley and Moses Ashbaugh.
Some of the men in this neighborhood
have got the gold fever and expeot to go
to the mines soon.
Grandma Cantwell is constantly con
fined to her room. Her daughter, Mrs.
Brown, takes care of her.
April 1st was a stormy day, bnt this,
the 2ud of April, is a beantiful dav.
Young Iambi are skipping about merry
as bees.
Hemnn Caldwell resigned the clerk
ship of this school dixtrict mid W. L.
Mi'Kiimey wan appointed to fill the
vacancy,
Mrs. N. A. Stevens has been sick for
quite a long while. She has tho
sympathy of the whole community as
she is a great sufferer. Lily Siilitig is
making her home with them at present.
Eight Mile Center people are talking
of having a three months subscription
school. Miss Lettie Graham. Mrs.
Casey Fuqua and Miss Nora Coleman
have applied for the school. It is not
known yet who the HuccesKful one will
be.
Bachelors of Eight Mile have been
quite unfortunate. Ed. Hood had a
runaway while Inn rowing and one of
the harrow teeth crushed through Ins
foot making a painful wound. Charlie
UepHxs was kicked by a horse, breaking
hi loir . These ireiitlemen have Hie
sympathy of their neighbor and friend.
E. M. C.
Enuir Mile, April 2, lS'.r.
'Va tllkn tilMaanr in rAimmnn,lin.t
Cliaiulwlaii' Cotia-li Remedy becaua
ii i raieii ny all who try it," ssya J
W. (Vx .V Son. druirifiat. Maralillel.l.
Oregon. No one illbcled with a 1 1, rout
or lung Iroiililn can nan thin remedy
an limit praming il. It always given
prompl relief. It ia aapemally valuable
for Colli a it retlevea 111 lutina ni .kua
breathing easier and aid expectoration.
a com win never remit in pneumoiii
lieu till reined v i tanen an. I raann.
aliln earn rii.rniae.l K..r aula l.a
Slocinu-Jiihliaon Drug Co.
Hum N.'iiiunkA.
Ei'iToM OwxrrK:
Wa arnvrd in Norfolk. Nb.. li'ridHV
veiling at 1 ;'A Knuud lime hard bill
not nearly a hard a reported. Ther
i an on around her autT rniif for th
want of fimil. The report of starvation
i not Iru. They tell ma that they
raiaed plenty tn liv on this laat winter.
Corn i aortlt 43 cent per bu.liei,
oat .V) cent per Imahel and Hour 11
per barrel. Wage are low U-iog from
f In f'Jil per iu nlh.
The ground i in fair hap fur crop
thi)er. It i raining How, Ih graa j
i grmui and atiH'k will anon b liKiklng 1
ell. There are plenty uf dui'k here:
and the Klktmru i full of tWh. i
Ther l nothing wtnlml her but !
ram whirh m ar getting today and it ;
liMik aa l( it weri(oiig la keep on for
bile, al leaal. j
Your rreo!filly, j
J. H. Hi Ptii a. !
Norfoik. N 'b.. Manli III. lx-.i;,
hat Ira A ra Ira aalte ,
Ih U'el aah iu the world for cult,'
Hniip, Horea, l li-er. hall Rlieuiii, !
Ft-ver More, IVtler. Clia e, lUn U,
I'lililitmn. ('rn. an I all akin rrupli m
ltd positively Clirr I'llea, or till pV
riquind It ia giaanler. .i vne
lrirct tifi'lioii ir nmaev refunded,
r l'e ii cent t U.. f r ! wa i
Tt Wi fr, ft. j
NEW WOOL WAKEUOltfES.
From the Eait OreRonlan.
The new warehouses built by E. Y.
Judd for the Pendleton Wool Scouring
Mill are now oomplete. They are built
on stone wall foundations. The frame
work is machine painted with asbestos
and lime, to impart light and render it
practically fire proof. The covering is
corrugated iron. One warehouse has
three floors, the other two. An elevator
carries wool to the different floors.
Excellent light is given to the build
ing through top lights. These with the
white interior, enables the compauy to
display wool to the best advantage.
The Fairbauk Co., furnished tbe scales
in use. The railroad track frontage is
150 feet. The warehouses will furnish
storage for about three million pounds
of wool.
In all its buildings the oompany has
fire hose on each floor connected with
the city mains. There are also several
fire pings supplied direct from the large
pump in the engine room through
which an independent fire service is
maintained.
The board of underwriters recently
had the mill and warehouses resurveyed.
In consideration of the noo oombustion
able oharaoter of the buildings, and
superior water supply and service, they
have classed it the best risk or its kind
in the state and given it the lowest rate
of insurance.
It might be of interest to those who
use wood in buildings to know the
result of the underwriter's test of the
fire proof paint used by the mill
oompany. A flame from a plumber's
lamp, which is an exceedingly hot blast,
was blown upon the timber covered with
the wash for five minutes without
oausing the wood to blaze.
It May Uo as Much for Von.
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111., writes
that he bad a severe kidney trouble for
a Dumber of years, witb severe pains in
his back and also that his bladder was
affected. He tried many so-called kid
ney cures bnt without any good result.
About a year ago he began use of Eleo
trio Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bittern ia eanaeiallv a.ln.,n.1
the oure of all Kidney and Liver troubles
huu ouen gives almost instant relief. One
trial will nrovn nnr alnlnmont r-;,.
only 50o. for larce bottle. At il
of T. W. Avers. Jr.
Death of Rev. W. L. MoEwan. Mr
Frank McFarland received word Satur
day morning last announcing the death
or nis brother-in-law. Rev. W. L. Mc-
Ewan, at Portland the evening before, of
pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. McFarland
departed immediately for Portland on
Saturday's train to be present at the ob
sequies. We are informed that Rev.
McEwan was pastor of St. Paul's Epis
copal jhnroh. He wB8 well and favor
ably kuown and highly resp oted.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The undersigned having been restored
to health by simple means, after suffer
ing for several years wiih a savere lung
affection, and that dread disease, Con
sumption, is HtixioiiH to make known to
his fellow sufferers the menus of rure.
To those who desire it. he will cheerful
ly send, free of charge, a copy of the pre
scription used, which thev will find a
suro cure for Consumption, Asthma, Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and lung
maladies. He hopes all sufferer will
uhm his remedy as it is invaluiihle. Those
desiring the prescription, which will oont
them unfiling, and limy prove abIsHiug,
will plena address, ReV. EDWARD A.
WILSON, Brooklyn, N. Y. jimll-w.
HAS NERVE AND INTEGRITY.
An Arnir Meiilennnt llanillea m I'latul and
lUxially Ctiiitrai liir Kipially Well.
The followiiifr story is told by the
New Orleans Picayune alwiut i.leut.
.John W. Heard, of "the Third cavalry,
who is tun' (.f the liest ahota In the
army and 1ms a reputation for personul
bravery which is second to mine: Some
time nyo he was detailed as qnnrU'r
niiihter at l'ort Thmutia, A. T., where
for a good while there had la-en an
enormous ,,t ,,f Mvimlling jruing on
and several iiiartfrinasterH hint ininle
a wreck of I lur reputatioiiH. The con
tractor had hud their own way for u
loiiir time and imn;riiied that the new
muiuiK'eiiicnt would he liUt- the old.
Hida were M iit in and contract nt a
certain figure were awarded fur miii
plii a, win n ime tiny I, h ut. Heard tli
t'nvered that the paper setting forth
the paid-, a-id tlgiirt-a hid by one of the
cimtraet.Tt were missing. lie Insli
tutetl mi iiiiiiirv. iiml found that the
pitvra were !n Hie hands ,,f the con
tractor. The quartc rimiMer ut tuiec
rude tu town ami, aeeUlnjf t lie ciiutraet
ur'a otliee, ileiiiiiiiilt'tl the pajtera. The
coiitrai'tor. hiiiilini', refused to aurreii
tier them, telling the lieutenant that he
would Is-talo n tare of in the matter.
Ill a moment he wna luuklng tlow n the
liitrn-l uf l.it ut. llfiinl a pistol, "(iivo
me the paper:-' eommamled the
tiiiirt.rniast..r sternly. The contrac
tor delivered them up w jth all I'onveii
leiit bn.te, and Heard tlieii t.s.U Ihem
back to the post and found that they
had U'fii altered o a to ih frau l the
government out ..f thousntiil of tlob
lara. A abort time after I.leut. Heard
nnaaet lla.i l.y lour armed men at
rittstuirg. let. He made for one
3
them, wre.ted hi piM,,! fr, ,m
Uilled him w llll It. The other n as.-i 1 1
aula t.s.U tu their heela. The man
killed waa the inpheiv of the Con
tractor wln,. msi ality had U-enclirck-inat.d
bv Heard.
V.I I loan on Ih llll la
A I'reiieli conjurer received an hn
llleiis H.lvertist-liii nt at Nillit. a a f.
il.tn;;o. Ili ii, t trit It. he aiiTiotm. e I
al a e.-rtaiti tu).e of the a-rf"i titv,
would U-to, ut if tl,,. ad ,,f ..,,
one pres. ut. und he lnv,,. voi-i.-i rs
tu come lii mi. I ml. nut tteis,.,., ,
the oH rati, .ii jotm m.iii whowaa
known I i liate ijiiiirreled neetitlv ,M
his r.,,i-, ,. ova I ,, , if , ,,
rr...lu i .it. f :Wir, M,l rvertt i n f
was riifly f -r hi .! ,',tj..i .-i, w jo-t
the l i l . w ho m t also .;e 'it. I.r. Ue
intu p i, in f a. reams, rn.o I ,.,i , i.
pl.t! ( -1 11. a. u.-.l h. r llit.'li. , . . ll.
l ois and .fr.i,- -e. linn fr,., . ,'
The . iivi!i.. , ails. .1 in ,, tfieau.li
riite Is tf. -. rr.H- as thrii''tiM
Ttir t
rgar. i.
tl tl'l'litn r i.f lie rn!. f i I
I III t1,.. ..,,t, .t tir i t V .. I
I'tar'. r of I
tirsi ttir.-e in
vt a. ..;, an i,
'. mt 4 j',, (. :,. f
t;
1 isi'f t'ns , ,rl' , (
"aii..( .'.. I ,, . , ,
t4 i1.ill.ij ..f,,. al
A MODEL STATE CAMP.
New Vork'a National Guard Quarter at
I'eeknklll on the lludnon.
The great state of Xew York, as be
fitted her rank among her sister com
monwealths and, profiting1 by the ex
periences of the railroad riots of 1877,
was anion? the first to undertake the
placing- of her militia forces on a basis
of efficiency and to hold the troops in
preparation for the stct-nor duties of
the soldier, says Harper's Weekly.
The establishment some years ag'o of
the state camp at Pcckskill has proved
the main factor in the surprising im
provement in soldierly qualities and
the high state of discipline which are
now characteristic of the national
fruarfl of the state. It would be hard,
indeed, to find a more picturesque site
or one better adapted for the purpose
than the plateau on which the camp is
pitched.
Situated right at the entrance to the
porge of the Hudson highlands, on a
flat-topped promontory jutting- out
from the high hills surrounding it on
three sides, the canvas of the tents,
creamy white in the bright sunshine,
gleams in contrast with the dark ver
dure beyond, while, stretching in lake
like expanse to the heights on the op
posite shore, the broad river curves,
disappearing around the rocky bluffs
to the north. On two sides smooth pa
rades stretch to the edge of the grassy
plain ideal drill grounds for any
branch of the service, horse, foot or
dragoons, and the surrounding coun
try, wooded and hilly, crossed by wind
ing roads and dotted with clearings,
offers opportunities for maneuvers and
exercises in minor tactics.
Hard work is done at the camp. There
is but little leisure and the militia
man's time is fully occupied. At five
o'clock, with the boom of the' morning
gun and the sonorous rolling of the
drums beating reveille, tho camp wak
ens to the work of the day and the
long streets of tents swarui with men,
as at the call for assembly the com
panies spring into ranks and the mo
notonous tones of the sergeants' voices
are heard calling the roll. Then, as
the ranks are broken, the reports are
made and the soldiers scatter to make
the rough camp toilet and prepare for
the morning drill soon to follow. At
half-past seven the drums over at.
the guard tent rattle "Pease upon a
trencher" and tbe companies swinir nfP
with measured tread to breakfast in
the mess hall, from which thev return
to police the quarters and place every-
uung in order tor t!ie daily recurring
inspection. All over the camn the men
are busy as bees, sweeping, rolling up
tent wails, malting up the bods, re
moving rubbish, seourinrr enns nn.l
basins, raising tent floors and placing
everything in apple-pie order.
A Cat That I.ovea the Water.
A San l-'rancisco fisherman has a cat
that is said to love water as much a..s
other cats love a rug in front of a grate
lire. v lien he roes iishinc the cat lies
quietly in the boat and does not appear
to muni liow wet he trets. hen the
seine with its load of living fishes is
hauled in the cat seizes the largest one,
trying to shake it as he would a mouse,
lie does it entirely for sport, as he
never at tempts to eat the large fish,
and lives almost wholly on the smaller
ones used for bait.
An airrooable laxative and Nrwrs Tomc.
Byj'7j)n,'fi?'s,"orcnt by mail. ZCcbOu.
and $1.00 per package. Pamplca free
If A WO The Favorite TC5T3 f 3TIS3
MXJ n.UforthoToelbandUrealu.&o.
For sale hy 1. H. AyiTi, Jr., DrtlKKlRt
Here are
THREE
points :
Which we wirih you to
lleniomlior :
Fiitsr: We Keep
HARDWARE
Si:com: We offer it
CHEAP
Tiiii.k: We k11
FOR CASH
We nro enitble l to give mote
for ii dollar than tho usual
'Polhir'a worth."
GILLIAM
& HISBEE
Main Street, Heppner, Or.
mai Ea
.nr.
WD.
lrM.ASI. III. K MIIO'
I'rvalJral. Caohlrr.
TE.lS5.lfTS A GENFUL BANKING El'SlNKS
CO I, M ICTIONS
Mad on Favorable Trri.ia.
EXCHANGE noiT.HT X SOLD
tlKlTXKIs. if M;Ki)o
rill 'Ma l. 4la Ma,,
Kl. t' 0 "ana., .- "r--
I ll I i ll. .,. s,. , I- .
l l i I : I -
!0lfMrrS, wrot
ChllUDtN, PA(7iiTS
I av. IM
t "aVi
m-r r-s m ti r i riTiTii
jSOOBA UITn imMj
annual mt 01 m
if t:u ;tt n m
illi
IMIJFltJMKl It llJfklHBll'HWkiflJlimi
Are You Fortifiecif
"When you are iu a low state of health, and on the verga of
illness, there i3 no nourishment in the world like
Scott's Emulsion
to restore sTecth. Scott's Emulsion nourishes, sh'cnp'i.h-
TRADE NlARK. J
Scott & Bowne, N. Y. All
City :
3
'PHIS Popular Hostelry hsis again
i been re-opened and will be run
in first class style.
Meals oixcl Rooms fit: J?oyxii?
Prices.
Mrs. Tom Bradley, Prop.
The Lancashire Insurance Co.
OB MANCHESTER, ENGLAND
W. PATCERSON, AGENT. qq othe Bet n wox-i
FOR INVENTIONS.
P filial TtTlfTl 4tn intaaaxt C 4VlaAnA 1. -
t i. 7tXUVsA :j: ium.icbi.ui viiusrj
that of INVPNTORQ ff
-------- - v-aw, i..La ivov
of the incompetency or inattention
patents. TOO nmrh rnr rannnt Va
a , ..s, ss. vAvtviu iu tmuiuyiui: luuiuclcui aiiu 1C1U
able SOllOltnrs tn nrnnirA notonfo 1. -Ti,. r a. J -f ;t
entirely, upon the care and skill of the
...iu i.it new ut pruicuug luvenxors irom wortniess or careless attorneys,
and of seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are tirenare.1 to
Obtain Patents In the United States
iciici cutcs, mane special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as to
Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and
Defend Infringement Suits, Etc., Etc.
If you have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to
gether with a brief description of the important features, and you will be at once
advised ts to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom necessary. If
others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement by
others, submit the matter to u? for a reliable OPINION before acting on the
matter.
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
613 F STREET, NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D.C.
p. o. box 463 JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney.
" Cut this out and send tt with your inauini. tn
1
-..il
n is
absollt:iy
TfcsBcst
SEw;:i3
MAcmi::
MADE
Wr CU OCU DEJILERI run a-ll
you mt rhlnes ehraprr than yon can
grt rlatwliare. The NEW IIUXH Is
our beat, but we make cheaper Ulnd,
aurh a the LITIAX, IIi: Al. a art
oilter lllch Arm Pull Nickel r!.nrt
netting machines for $15.00 an J up,
('nil on oir SRcnt or write u. tve
Hur.t your trade, and If prleea, terma
and njuare dealing tt III win, tae will
'mT4 It. We challenge the world tt
r-odJre BKTTKII fSO.OO Hew In r
rarlilne for fSO.OO, or a belter i'n.
iv In Tlarhlne for 120.00 thnu iu
ran buy from a a, or our Az nla,
kew home sewikg hachi?.z co.
Caawi' ll i- br. 1-iM X , lui.i a- . kAA.
UX 4 kJbV ! , 1 41, ATTntAaii.
ron SALE BY
PiiC New Hume Sew Ma-iine Co.
2.'7 MnrkM St. Saq Francinco, Cul.
av a -T'-,4rift. nn L M vma . m t'
MONEY Jkjj
IFYOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
..iu i ai .a .a
" ""' ia -it. .- .- . -t- - - M , f-
AIl)llt'.a A lrnni
f-r -w . uim mill TU
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY
P 0 Box 463 wwtnDUK', wanging Attorney,
..!.. loatwv. ,..,, ... ' 1".' l",V'r''':'4 '""" l"lleraoMIfii!e..
( HII I.B , u, 1, , un'.''' .''""" ' " at.l.l,,,'. d,a ...d.i. in .,rW
'v.: : v ' ' t "m ';,'.:';' ,u -".,. u,.,. ...
I IKlA llala aaml. I il .
rM. ll a,..,, twu.u.t.awrj
U...' HbVniiir.'JI.'r ruhV.?' 4 ait,e
m.h-, r.. ., a. i.;"'?,v7r..' .iir', tv M u"
r aaa th.it w du., aliitl, r pf ,f of 4lMbt4
h .t . - . . .
til.Nil r . a t . . . t . .
t.'t !,.(... i .... t . .
Kfa4 lu ia .-.I i.i .. . . . .
t ry t . '.V.V. L -I h4 '
THE PRET-'
ens, promotes the making of solid
flesh, enriches the blood and tones up
the whole system.
For Coughs, Golds, Soro Throat, Bronchitis,
Weak Lungs, Consumption, Scrofula, Anaemia,
Loss of riesh, Thin Babies, Weak Children, and
all conditions of Wasting.
Buy only the genuine! It has our tnulo
mai k on salmon-colored wrapper.
" ' ' - '" JJJ..
Druggists. 50 cents and $ I
Hotels
! .1 a .
iiovnig ciaims against tne government is
t,a Tr. r-i..i-i ; i
lhv. ucucui ui vciiuauie luveiitions uccausc
of the attorneys employed to obtain theif
i a 1 1:
attorney.
and all Foreign Countries, Conduct I
n nSQ PARGELS5 OF MAH L FR
v id - FUR 10 t-CENT b AMPS
JT 1 Jr-i4ulttr irlr. k'. your aif
f liTL UttM will lw ior 1 ,VMir boldly
b jn.-r-.-H''' y nrtnieil nu
f LilN'U. Onlv lnrwtf.rv
A raa1 CjJa' t llHtifrtt anil iniinnliti'-
irotniltiy( tlioiiH'4iiilt tit
VUllllttilc iMHikN, pH)H-ri
Miiit)le.liiiun'lni't fit".
lIII fa-aaa mill .,.,!. ... r
rzZZTTZTI with nlif nfvHiir.ni'tiil uiMrt" Ii
hl UicriHin. IA1K4I We
'fWwi Bl"' ('""laiy l'"lnite on
ky.xrAJ I '"r la'a'l mlilre-M K In oii; h
Wi TtiSv m li k on ymir i'iiv.lnMi,bi'ilii, ei
wU iii)nnfyiiirirnti'1 al(lr(" nt
liN'h
mli k on ymir i-iiv.liiMi,bi'ilii, eir.. Ic
lirevent llii lr lelllK IubI. J. A. Wakb
nf liflilsvlllt. S. '., write: "I rom
l mv i' tt'tit utlilriMm In vimr l.lKlitntm
Itfrti'lurv l'"t. nii-lv'n mv Hit nl ,reaa
aii'l iivit aiKHI I'nrra la ol
VhII. Mv ail'lri-ea yuu N-iillrn'd
' ittiii'iiK piitililMT anil nii'inifnrtiin'r
ri ' ri' itr 1 1. Iiik iliillv, i.n VHlu.iMf iurivl
yi,t Uiull fri.lii nil i.art of '.hi. V urlu"
1ST WOKLDS FAIR 1)1 RECTORY CO.
No. IJ7 Frankfort! ami Glrard Ave. 1'blladel
till la. I'a.
The reiinTar obaorlptlon prlre ut
St'tui-Weekly (iMZetla ia fi rs n,l
(he
the
- ... w...'r ..... .1.9
refc-ular pnre of the Weekly OrfunniRo
i 1.50. Anyene itibnenbiDg fur the
vtH&eiie ana payiiig for one year in
fiuvaiii'e i-no net ihiiu ma Uiuette
Weekly Orrotmian fnr :i itii i
and
" v.. . i . ipiu I
arnlii'ra riaviria ilieir anha.ri,.i...
nb-
for
to
one year in aiivunoe will be entitled
the aame.
blae leavea for Echo Mnmlnvi.
e.lneiln). nn.l Frl.laya, rc tnruintr oo
I iieaiUy, Tbnratlavg ,J r-hlnrilava.
U. Wade. Prop. T. W. AyrrnJr., atft ut!
mt -.
rrply klgbar rale. uaderetU,
. . .
.-v. H i'""iiiprwrf iiitti,
.
a lrrnrotwff Itl.f .
Ko fr tin !) tnrreaafal A J 1..
) '.'T' . COMPANY,