my Success
Is owing to my liberality in ad
vertises Robert ffbnner.
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Train leaves Heppner 10:45 p. ra. daily, except
Sunday. Arrives 5:00 a. ra. dally, except Mon
day. , .
West bound passenger leaves Heppner Junc
tion 1:11a. m.j easibo'ind i::Wa. m.
FreiKlit trains leave Heppner Junction (join
east at 7:1 p. ra. and 9:10 a. in.; going west, 4:1)0
p. m. and 6.15 a. m.
OF ?XCXXj X5ISOT,0S"Sr.
United States Ofllulals.
1'ieeident G rover Cleveland
Vioe-Presldent Ad ai Stevenson
beo-erry of Htate Kiohanl 8. Olney
Heoretary of Treasury Jutui 0. Carlisle
secretary of Interior Hoke Smith
Beorelary of War Daniel H. Umont
Seiirerary of Navy HilRry A. Herbert
Postmaster-General William h. Wi eon
Attornay-fieneral ,J uduon IiHruion
Seoretary ot Agriculture J. Sterling Morton
State of Oregon.
governor.....' W. P. Lord
Seoretary of Stats H. K. Kincaid
Treasurer.
Phil. Metanliao
i. M I.win
C. M. Id'eman
I . W. MoHriue
( J. H. Mitchell
J Dinger Hermann
"JW.R. Ellis
W. H. Lend.
Bunt. Pullio Inntrnction
Attorney General
Senators
Congressmen
Printer ;
Supreme Judges ,
( H. S. B vi
. F. A. Mo
f 0. K. Wo
1 H. S. B wn.
ilKre.
, Wolverlon
Sixth Judicial District.
Oironit Jndge Stephen A. Lowell
Prosecuting Attorney John H. Lawry
Morrow Connty Official.
Joint Ranntor A. W. finwan
Hepresentative... J. H. Ronthh.
I'ounty Judge Jnlins Keiihly
Commissioners..
J. M. tinker.
Clerk
Sheriff ,
Treasurer
Assessor..
Surveyor..
School Sup't....
Coroner
. n. ogvwu
........T. W. Morrow
...ii. W. Hamnvton
Frank Gilliam
J. f. Willi.
Geo. Lord
, Anna Halsiger
T. W.Ayera.jr
BIFPMEB TOWN OinOISH.
Mayor Thos. Mnrgnn
Cmnnlmen O. E. Farn.wnrth. M.
Llchtenthal, Otis Patterson, T. W.Aysrs,Jr.,
8. 8. Horner, E. J. Slocuin.
Recorder P. J. Hallonk
Treasurer K. L. Kreoland
Marshal A. A. KoberU
Precinct Officer.
Jnetioenf.the i'moa ..E. L. Fraelana:
Consul)!. , N. B. WheUtont
ITalted States Und Officer.
THE DAI.LtS. OR.
J. F. Moore.. Hi-eister
A.S. IJig. Heowver
B.F, Wilson IWMnr
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a. A.n.
lieeta el lKintm, Or., the last rUturdny of
act month. All veterans are Invited t Join.
t;C. H.k. Uao. W. Smith.
AdluUuit. tf romniuidnr.
LUMDElt!
1TB RAVK FOB MA 1.8 ALL EINW OF OH
' lnwl Lu in lor. It tuilos o Ueppoer, at
What hi known HUte
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pkb i,ow ritcT, aouuu,
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17 M
IF PtUVKR-D IS HRPPNRR, WILL ADD
14 per l.uu0 IvH. eitdlUonai.
Tbe above quotations ere ilrlrtly for Casb.
L HAMILTON. Prop.
National m oi Mm.
mn. KULAK d. to. ft. kimioF.
PrmUrst. CMklsV.
TRANSACTS 1 GENERAL B1NI1.NG BCS1XESS
COLLKOTION8
Msle oo Favomhle Tenu.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT & SOLI)
DEPTH EH. tf OREOOH
Onlario-DnrDS Sfec Line
fiDBSS-SiiBEllIE
H. A. Wll'.l.MJ. Pop.
OSTAIUODCllXS
Learn Birr Ii!r at n. m. and t
fltea at OeUfM im 41 awiar.
Sinqlo Foro S7.0O.
Round Trip $10.00
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A WOOL
This has become an established market for Eastern Oregon, Washington and Idaho
wools. Last BeaBon three million pounds were-received here by rail from Huntington
Baker City, Heppner, Arlington, and from Yakima, Spokane, Lewiston, Walla Walla and
intermediate stations.
Low freight rates are given on shipments to Pendleton for scouring and packing in
transit. Many of the leading buyers make this place headquarters, and all large opera
tors frequently visit Pendleton warehouses. As a market this place is equalled only by
The Dallesjn quantity of wool which attracts competition, with this advantage:
From no point in the Northwest, Portland
included, is wool shipped East at less ex
pense than from Pendleton.
Water competition has not afforded suf
ficiently low rates upon wool inthegrease
and dirt, to equal the lower expense in
curred by shipping only clean, scoured
wool from Pendleton.
Owing to this fact Fendleton buyers are enabled to pay as much or more for 'wool
at this point than is averaged at other places havl-ig reputations as "high markets "
based upon exceptional sales of fancy lots of light wools. Considering character of wool
and shrinkage, it may safely be claimed that the average sales in Pendleton
Net the Grower more Cash for the same amount of
wool than -can be obtained in any other Market in
the State. v. ,,
Otis Patte
NOTARY PUBLIC
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WHITE COLLAR LINE::
Columbia River and Pus
Steamers TFXEPIIOXE, BAILEY
iu a.uer o.rees toe:. rortiBOd, Tor Astoria, Ilw.oo, Long Beeeh. Ooe.o
Prk and Nabcot .. Direct oonwotioD with Uw.oo .Mme7, ,n r.il
road j alio at Yonog't Bey with Seashore R.ilrod.
, TETjEPIIOTJU
Leaves Portland 7 A. M. Daily, excent Sundav.
- - - .
JL -a. JL JLJbJ-T
-eaves roruana p p. M
is.;- , u "'TG' B"n"y.
at6:to A. M., except aunday and
00-33lr WAVE
Leaves Portland and runs direct to Ilwsoo. Tuesdav and ThnnH.. . a. j ..
Leaves ll.aco Wednesday and rffdl, ?? A? ffnui .W '
Baggage Checked lo Railroad DestioatioD Bulb Beaches Free tf Expense.
For Safety, Speed, Comfort, Pleasure, Travel on the Telephone. Bailey G.Uert and Ocean W.ve.
Attorneys at I,ttvr,
All baioea attooded to it, a prompt and Bitiafactory
manoer. Notaries Poblio and Cuilectora.
BEPPNER.
uericK im NATIONAL
T. R. HOWARD
DEALS IN
Groceries, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Stockmens' SurruEs, Etc.,
And Wants
H- will make it an ol.jVcl for yon to trade with
Mm m bit pricoe are right, aod all goode tLmt he
Lod!ee ere of the very boat.
Store on Main Street, Next Door
to City Drug Store,
t- r
xueppnur. ' - .
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4
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All thoa cm U l'roeorHl t TLoror-m k Iiiaot, Uir Main Stmt
llf ppoir, Orrgon.
TW r.n., t ,, .Ml, N- rr- twin ui w .,.
Frlnels yit tlkUi.U.HL
THOMRSOTST & niX2TS,
"f Tea .,. ! i. nty He-,),
Has everything in the line of Fresh Groceries,
Condies, Nuts, ond olso keeps Crockery,
Lnmps and Tinware,
Stock is Complete.
Tut: Lancasuiri: Inukavck Co.
,.., MAMCMUhtkm, KNllUNII
OFFICIAL
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HEPPNER; MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 15,
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MARKET.
CALL,
OPPIOB
CONVEYANCER
GATZERT AND OCEAN WAVE,
,4.1a. iu j, except sunaay.
0fiT 5?S BUT
"aturdsy night. 11 P. M. Ix-aves Astoria D.liv .
Monday, bui.day night, 1 MP. M. '
BASK BUILDING.
OltEOOK
Your Trade!
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Do You Want si Rig ?
Don't You Want a Place to
Put up Your Team ?
Notions a Specialty.
sECV PAPER
Too
Mud
Knife !
The use of the surgeon's knife is be
coming so general, resulting fatally
in such a large number of cases, as to
occasion general alarm. The press al
most daily announces the death of some
unfortunate whose system could not
withstand the shock of an operation,
and whose life was cruelly sacrificed to
the keen blade of the surgeon.
Of course, in some instances an
operation is necessary, and is the
only means of saving life, but such cases
are exceedingly rare. So many deaths
occur under these conditions, however
that the public is beginning to realize
that the doctors are too hasty in resort
ing to the knife, and if such a state of
affairs continues, there will before long
be a general uprising against such meas
ures. It is but reasonable to believe
that the majority of. operations are
unnecessary, but when the fatal mistake
is discovered too late, only the doctors
ever know of their error, and though a
precious life is given Up, the public is
assured that death would have resulted
in spite of the operation, and who is
ever me wiser r
The folly of resorting to the knife in
cases of cancer, is demonstrated every
time it is undertaken; The disease is
in the blood and the cancer or sore is
vfc tau vuiitbiu uuauiiesiation Ot a
terrible condition of the entire circula
tion. To cut out this sore, therefore,
does not in any way effect the disease,
and it can easily be seen that the only
correct treatment is to get at the seat of
the disease, and purify the blood; the
sore will then heal up naturally. S.S.S.
is the most powerful blood remedymade
and is the only cure for cancer. '
Ii. WILLIAM WALPOLB.
To anbmit to an operation, is to rolnn.
wruy enuanger one's life, without the
iKuiesi nope ot Doing benefitted.
Air. William Walno e. ia a
planter residing at Walshtown, South
Aaoia, ana is well known all nr h.
aiaie. unaer aate oi January 20th, 1896;
ha write.- Al..,m,. J.
i icojrcais -Ku,iuere
came under my left eye a little blotch
about the size of a small pea. It grew
rapidly, and for the pahtyear, shooting
pains ran in every direction. I became
alarmed and consulted a good doctor,
who pronounced it cancer, aud aaid that
it must be cut out This I would not
consent to, having little faith Jrrtbe in
discriminate use of the knife, though I
was alarmed at my condition. Reading
of the many cures made by S.S.S., 1
determined to rive that medicine a trial,
and after I bad taken it a few days, the
cancer became irritated and began todis
charge. Thiaafterawbileceaaed. leaving
a small scab, which finally dropped off,
and only a healthy looking little
car remained to mark the place where
the destroyer had held full sway .Words
are inadequate to eipresa my gratitude to
the great blood purifier, 8. 8. 8., and I
write this hoping that it may be the means
01 leading other sufferers to a core."
Cancer Is not incurable, but the only
mean of curing it la to rid the blood of
the disease. S.S.S. never faila in An
this, but it is the only remedy to be re-
ia po. ji is guaranteed purely
vegetable, and cure Cancer, Scrofula,
aascbib, aiarrn, k neumaiutn and in.
other d of the blood. Other blood
dteet often develop Into each alarm,
ing conditions that the doctors think aa
Operation Beceaaary. Scrofala. for in.
stance, often diseases the rlanda of the
Deck to such aa eitent that aa operation
Is looked opon aa absolutely the only
relief. Thia Is alto a grave error, a the
disease ia la the blood and a real blood
remedy Is the only cor.
Aa operation never did core a blood
diaraae, tksrara of the kniia I
Sead for tmt bonks oa nim an4
blood diMaaes, mailed free, gwtft Bpe
citte Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
WASMIkUTllM urn.
Fras ear Srial VptmmAtul.
Tee river and bebn bill bee Uea
banned la the aeasle b IL eoejmit
We 00 enmnisrra. Ii 1, bvf,rlbebt
Wll lof 0'(' ever qlKnllMj r eon.
ree, tier rfreetstiv aad .
tore eave de their daty well. The
ppfc1ali earriH b tb bill lot
Oftoa, iarlnJiBf tba outiaala rua
treats aelborlted fur all the Ur e-
Mpfte4 orkt, i,aeta twai
taswdtaf Ibrsa niillit.ti .n liandred
tbMea4 donate, Jmi tbirk of til
0 three sntlifa tir..lred lbe-
4 dollars lo U eij..t,.-4 1 ha ,Vrr
aad barbnr lwpm.aate i4 O'eeia,
Over tea dMaa sr si ila f,. aa
aa. aad rLI.I la Ike ttata
Oelf lbfe Ute Lest fered belter
g'a la lU er..t tmnssl
lrtaUMU eeeiMd la lU UIL fVi.
aae af ef arrereia e aletsa are
below bet ee Ibe ImH.
Il m berd mmk, b"tr, very I er4
ml, !. Tia,ih.e Nf e"fiat eea
rr f.t.r. aaer at . but the
.llr . f W. HHit
hf tie It nrtrm if rVs, Mrt,S
'' ' J III IL In.,- fl, I
me commmee was too mnnh fnr th-
oppoeition. The Yaquioa oontraol was
retained and the bill left tbe senate com
mittee with an increase oer the amount
oarried by the boose bill of over two
million dollars. How muob, if aDy
ur gon will rise by amendments in the
senate or will have lo give away in tbe
conference committee ia a matter only
lime can deoide, but her ohaooes in
these particulars are at least as good if
not better tban those of her sister states
TK
uo uuiuuiuit-e on commeroe w
continuous session for two weeks
sidenog tbe bill. The weather
is ID
con-
was
stiflinely bot and oppressive during tbe
greater portion of that time tbe hottest,
in fact, ever reoorded iu Washington
during the month of April, by tbe
weather bureau. But daring all that
protracted session, through all the hot
nod stifling weather, Sen. McBride did
not leave bis seat nor miss a vote on
any measure that came before the 00m
mittee for consideration. His vigilance
was neoessarv, to prevent an attaok be
ing made on the continuing contracts
for Oregon, and it reoelved its Just and
proper reward. Always obliging and
ready to help other members of tbe
committee In their Hurts to secure iro-
jeets of improvement in their own states,
tbey Bud it very d fflonTt lo attack any
of his matters. 8m. Dolnh used to over
awe bis brethren 00 the committee.
Tbey dreaded bis wrath as a timid child
fears a thunder storm. There were a
few men associated with hi m nn thu
VHi ions committees of wbiob be was a
member wbo cared to rnn up against the
frowning front of Dolph. He would
oarry his point, when be did carry it, by
bearing down all opposition. In tia
respect it wonld be diffionlt to Bud a
man more nolike bim than his sno
OMeor. Sen. MoBnde aecomrjliBhoa hie
ends through the nse of diplomacy aud
discriminating, taot. Judging by Iba
work already sooomplislied by him bia
bia method appear lo be as smoessfnt
and kept him free from the antagoniam,
friction and disagreeable incident Ibat
alwB) accompany tbe ose of force
wbiiberit be mtnlal, pbysioal or any
other kind of force.
I have said that Sen. McBride .ever
left bis seat while the committee on
commeroe was in aesaioa. I mast cor
rect that statement with an exception.
It whs after tbe bill had been pracMoally
completed and tbe committee were bold
log their final meeting for the consider
ation of soma sprcial objisct. Sen. Mo
Brjrte felt that all the danger point
wrro p wired and be went. down, la the
pablio laud committee, of wbiob be ia
a member to look after matter there.
During bi absence Mr. Qormao oalled
attention to tbe f no I that fifty thonsand
dollar appropr'ated by the bill for the
Onroade Look was included in f 179 000
appropriated io the snndry civil bill
and 00 hi motion it wat strickeo out.
Hep, MoBride returned alter an abtcnoe
of ten minnbMi and found that the "deed
done." He bopped around in very
active fashion until he mooeeded io
letting tbe mischief rrpared. Tbe item
bad been inserted io Ibe bill io order lo
make assurance doubly sin io tbe mat
ter of tbe lock.
With every day that pease tbe irn-
preasino grow itroa.er that Mr. Cleve
land will vrto the river and harbor bill.
fie baa nvr signed e river end bsrbor
bill during bl edruioiatraliuo ot Iba
office of president, bot be allow tbem
tri lie com law without 11 ignlare.
HlioulJ b veto tbi one it will probably
be passed ovef hie veto.
Tbe California bill for the chualfka.
lion, eta, of mineral laud to wbiob
8o. Mil hall baa proposed aa amend
ment i ripictrd lo come op is Ibe
te any day. Bo. Mitchell" amend,
meet nukes Orrgoo nbjeci to tbe pro
V.siol of Ibe till. Tb Csl forci oisa
at Orel ohjroteij beeaoe I bey (tared Ibal
It wonld jeopardit Ibe tasaaartaod Sea
Mcllrnl Inlrodnred ow bill fir
Wasl.ieiina and Oregoo. I ha bate
oaibl lo agre ailb itu. Wtttoa a to
oo pfopoeej tbauge and Wtsbingtoa
ill U tr k kea oat II ii bold bte
bill io reedinre la rsae aortie mlsbsp
'oold b fall lb California bill, or Sea.
UiioLsll's ameBdititet tboald est b
eeewpted.
After Hn, M(tebll ad bipeeeb
ia btbalf of lb laJite war velereet be
atlempted to get lb bill on II Heal
paeesee, nt K-a. Oref (Jen) objected,
rbereapna Sea. killabell tsad Ibaful.
lowing deelarailoa tf ieteaitoet "I fiv
notir t,e, at this lima, that at lb
very flret npporiaali I R. f Cball mo
to preeaed la tbe 'nai'lor (l, of Ibe
Mi aad I eball anlagsnse vert Ibiag
Ibat ew la tb ay aaid I aa get
a !"
Mr. Ellt do a4 in b loeiag
ay eep otaf lb aaslaaUia by tl.a
Ornniaa 4 Jafg Kortbaa for
'ea a4 Iba aoueirte by ,eh graw
llaea of Ibei aoanaaUta. "( ass U
ret alar repablieaa anMnae, aid Im l
a twlay, "enaUnated by tbe repabliraa
erMveii,Ki at,, t tw ai,e U aerett
Iba vaetliel r-f iba ret ablipea Vetera of
0goa apoa Ibe aeltoa A Ibeir rMns
abatever It aiighl U. TbaOfa
f talaa M ueteint lis iffM ,ia
bmM tt taaaat ditet la aad tele ir
ret.bliea ty II f)rre aej Iblek
M will ae-et Hh fttkr Uafesl It m
A, 1 1 iba r.y It bee .i,
! . I rm4 tim h ll..t ay rna
ei l.bi tmhef f rvabiieane
I 1teni lha lrt ji.,m 4 tttt lmff.
1896.
Highest of aU in Leavening
who love the principles whioh it advo.
flates and representa, are willing to saori
fioe it on tbe altar of Qrover Cleveland
Oregonian gold monometallism. I do
not tblnk any true republican will desert
hie party and help send it down to de
feat, in order to indorse the financial
policy of the demooratie president of the
United States and -the Portland Ore
gonian. .No republican national plat
form has ever indorsed that poltoy. and
I do not think any republican national
piairorm ever will.
"The repoblioan party is too broad to
oe narrowed down to any one idea. " Its
base bas been broad enough in tbe past
for men of diverging financial views to
stand upoo; it is broad enough now; it
will be brosd enongln I ibiok, when the
loruana Uregontan will , be a memorv
and its proprietor dust. However, sen
ators and, repreentativee belonging lo
tue republtoan party may d ffer. however
much tbey have differed in tbe Past, on
tbe question of money thay have always
been able lo come together in all ques
tion whioh involve the well.kuown prin
elple of tbe republican ..party; ( tboe
prinoiplea a enunoiated.ia the parly
platforms, as proclaimed, on tbe stamp
and as enaoted into law nnder the lead
ership of uob great statesmen as Lin
ooln, Grant, Blaine,-Garfield and Mo
Kinley. ,,1 am sorry that the Portland
Oregonian ba deserted the, republican
party, but having an abiding confidence
iutbe intelligenoe of the masses wbo
oompriae Ibe rank and file of tbe repub
lican party. I do not think that any of
Ihe means which it commonly employ
or to wbieh it might rortwll persusde
any considerable j number of (hem to
follow it example. , -,
"The republican party ba in tb past
ettledallof Ibe great qoetioot itb
wbiob it ba bad lo deal and I Ibiok has
ettled tbem satisfactorily. I belisv
Ibat when it comes to deal with tb
money question it will prove equal 10
tbe emergenoy and that il will solve ibat
troublou problem in a way wbiob will
eoare t'j greatest good lo tb greatest
number, and redound to tb material
welfare and glory of our onmmon
ooanlry
Dratntsa Caaaot be farad
uy incai application a tbey caonol
reach Ihe diseased portion ot tbe ear.
There ia only one way to our deafnesa,
miuiiiatie oy eooatiiuuonai remedies.
iwaioess 1 caused by aa loflamed eon
ditlon ot tb muonii lining of tb En
laohiea lab. Wbeo tbi labe is in
a 1 1 ...
" -av a ramming soana or
iraperieci nearing, and whea it la en
tirely cloeed, deafness la tb result, and
nnlra thia InflamuMtloa esa be taken
oot and Ihi lote reelored to it aormal
ooooiinn, bearing will be destroy, tor.
ever; nine eaeee out of tea era reused
by catarrh, wbleh la nothing bat an la-
nsmeii onnauion of the mneooa lortare.
W civ Oa lloodrad Dollar for any
oss of deafoM (oanaed by eatarrb) Ibat
cannot b cured by U all's Catarrh Core.
eod for rlroolsrs; fra.
. . . F J CK CO-. ToUdo, O.
Hold by druggist, 70o.
neriUT uia. k-piblk ax or okeoos.
rress tb fort land rhrantrta.
Every newspaper la tb tai U giving
Nortbap bi us dua. Wbal little
(nding be did bav la tbe repablloso
aHy ba bee forfeited by aeceptiag a
eom (nation while boldiag tbeoffleeof
eouely judge. Oa never b been nor
111 be ever ba, a nan ef Ibe people,
tie owe bi pteeeet pnailma eolirely lo
elieamtlaoora. U rod lata newer leo
year ago timply txeeu aomlnstlo
wss rqnivalmt te aa eleeiloa, Tbe t
pablicaa party ae tbea sailed aed
every eaadldal la tb field bad a walk
aver. No aditlue are altarad. A
Baa'e aorta, fidelity t party aad politt-
eal ataadiag will be weighed ea eiaead-
log Boa eealae, Nortbap-boJlar, r,
dler aad parly breaker Ibal be at-will
Bad bim.f largely wattJisg la Ibeee re.
qqlreraettte Ibal are eareeeary to ssake
r le a aaeeeaaf BaUb. While aoa
pylog oe poeiUoa wiihla tbe gift of tbe
t'pl. tbie vaia his he U-a suoaeae.
fully rHd by pper ot aa cxdUaraJ
tendiag late eeeepting tb aoeaiealHra
for that ot another, believing Ibat lb
ill vt lb pe-pla bad auatbt blot eel a
tb oely veUeU eaud-lsle at ksad
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baaeel, fiibfl rpablia aba bav
givea a lifobiag ppoft t tbe grnd
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pabtieaa wbM Blttr lo leader
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ant a at alber ba sever bea
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pnarlple of reeu bits sale aj aad lo dsfast
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FREQUENT AND CONSTANT
Advertising brought me all I
own. A, T. Stewart.
SEMI-WEEKLY NO 4401
PowerLatest U. S. Gov't Report
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yuunoan party of thia state. There can
not be, there will not be any compromise.
Hepubhoan loyalty will be as firm aa tbe
eternal bills of God when tbe appointed
hour draws nigh to settle the question
as to whether an honest republican, Hon.
W. R. Ellis, the nominee, eeleoted by a
majority vote of loyal republicans sball
be supported, or wither a vain, con
oeited, bolting mogwomp, H. H. North
up, sball renreseot this slate in the balls
of congress. II oan not be! It will nnt
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be, and, "by the Eternal," it shall not
be said that; "in that far land where
rolls the Oregon,' the republican party
has so prostituted itself as to treacber
onsly betray a loyal standard bearer in
order to elect a representative totally nn
fit to enter tbe , legislative; halla of the
nation where true and Unfaltering loyal
ty to the grand old party has ever been
tbe highest recommendation obtainable.
Vote to defeat H. H. Northup 1 Work
early. and late, republican of Oregon,
and crush his infant aspirations in the
bud so that tbey never may be permitted
to bloom in tbe 1 repoblioan garden of
Oregon. 1
diseases op xnm SKIN.
The intense itcliihg and smarting Inci
denrto eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases of the skin ia instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. It is equally
eihcient for itching piles and a favorite rem
edy for sore nippies; chapped hands, chil
blains, frost bit, and chronio sore eyes.
or sale by druggists at 25 cent per box.
Try Dr. Cndy's Condition Powders, they
arejust wliata horse needs when in badcondi
"on. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
For sals by Cooser & Brook, druggist
WIBK AND OTHKltWlBK.
There was a king ot Wall street ooo
II itarted with a dime;
tie ai ways meant to writ a book,
Bot didn't bav lbs time.
The man who Interviewed tbi king
The ways of fate are fanny
Hfed l ways meant to pe dilate,
liul didn't have tb money.
Washington Capital.
"You hmk sleepy. You must bav been
up with Ibe boy last bight."
"I was. W bav lain at our bons."
Ilsrlem Li fa.
Psasenger-Sey, esptain, bow far are
a still from laud?
Captain About two naatical mile.
I'aaangr But we cannot see land
anywhere. In win t direction doe it lie?
Captaio-Straigbl below n.-Da
Wlppohen.
Priaon Vtellor-Ahl Here' a cell that
U so tidily kept Ibat it reveal fldeaeea
ot refinement; aed ibat beautifully work
ed motto ot "Home. Sweet Home
tb farther wall-is it possible Ibat tbi
I the handiwork ot tbe 00 out. ant of
IbieeellT
Warden-It la, ir.
P. ?.-W-oderfu Aad for what of-
tense against tb law can such a man ba
eon flood J
Warden-J n.t wife beating: that's all.
Boston Courier,
Mrs. Hotor-I know abal kind of a
temper yon'v got.
Mr. Hector I don't donbt It. Yoa'va
tried It f lee eaosgb.-ftotloe Tra-
crlpt,
MIsele-Wbtt do voa tblnk ef thee.
shore lor II Of
MemU-Tbey are a reel barsaia. Tb.
leather Iteelf aasbl lo be worth almost
thai. Indianapolis Journal.
Traveler at railway reeiaraiil-Tbea
aalwlbee are fearfully email.
!eturaat Keeper-Wbsl'a Ibad ff-e.
seat The Kata oaly wait bare eae
S-iaota.-tUMiiHi Globe.
MoJlsKlad ledy, wna'lyoejB-ta
a poof ruaa auk oaly oe leg!
Lady (mUreeie-Jj-How eataayootn
aave kwt aa Ugf
MeadiM t - M y father bed bat aa aad
adidasy sraa.iUibee, ()sM4 ,j ntt
la tb taatiSy V. esbiaalua Timea,
'b-lng !! artel I l.k lb fc, mm
bsMf. A fumt asaa ll.iele leraa aelt
at4l ba Uwa-Atrbia. (.ta.
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