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Almost Blind
Scrofula Affects the Eyes -Little
Boy Treated by an Oculist With
out Relief -But Now He Is Well.
'When my little boy was three months
Tld his eyes became very sore and he was
almost blind. I took him to an oculist
who treated him for six months, and left
him as bad as he was at the beginning.
Finally Hood's Sarsaparilla was recom
mended and I began giving It to him.
In less than three weeks he was able
to go Into the sun without covering
his eyes, and today his eyes are perfectly
well, and his ears and nose, which were
badly affected, are also well. Hood's
Bsxsaparilla has certainly done wonders
tor my boy . Mfi James H. Painteb,
Amador, California. Remember
nfoO'dfe
One
Blood
Sarsaparilla j
Turlfler. All druggists. gl.alx for $B. GetHood's.
u.. ji. rtiii we the only pills to take
1100(1 S PUIS with Hood's Sarsaparilla,
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Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Lewis Meadows Aeeideatly Shot aad Killed
Near the Gazette Office.
At one o'olook this afternoon, Lewis
Meadows, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bam
Meadows, aged 14 years, was aooidental
ly shot by Elza Sutton, a playmate, in
the offloe of Wm. Qordeo's stable, next
door to the Gazette 'office, dying a halt
an boar later. The ballet straok yoang
Meadows in the left groio, passing
through the thigh and comiog oat near
the anus. In Its passage the femoral
artery, or one of ifs material branches,
was oat, and nothing oould be done in
time to save the boy's life.
Lewis Summerfleld, who witnessed
tbe shooting, Bays tbat Jas. Kirk oalled
shortly after dinner and asked to leave
s rifb in tbe offioe a 32 calibre. Marlio
'safety." Elza Sutton, a stepson ot Wm.
Gorden, pioked up the weapon a few
moments afterward from where it was
standing in tbe comer. Lewis Meadows
was standing in the door. Sutton play
fully pointed the gun at Meadows and
in some manner it was 'discharged, re
sulting as above-stated. An exami
nation of tbe weapon showed that not
only was tbe gun loaded, bat there were
also several shells in the magazine.
Tbe unfortunate boy was born and
raised in Morrow county and was uni
versally liked.
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
Now that the great politioal campaign
is over and the winter season again with
na, all will want an adequate supply of
fresh and varied reading matter for the
long evenings. Cognizant of this tbe
Gazette has made dabbing arrangements
with a number of periodicals sod now
offers tbe following to all new and renew
al subscribers:
The G KL BTTB 13.50 and Club Rate
Weekly Oregonlan, 1.60 18.50
" 8. F. Examiner, 11.50. 8.75
" N. Y. Tribune, 11.00.. 8.00
" Inter-Ocean, 11.00 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, Sift) 8.75
Thrfce--Week N. Y. World, .1.00 8.25
Webfoot Planter, 50c 2.50
Leslie's Weekly, M 00 5.00
BLAUGTEUEU SHEEP.
Here and There.
Bather oool for tbe 4th.
Fresh bread every day, st City Bakery.
San Clark is over from Camas prairie.
See Maria for sky-blue with trim
mings. 58-tt
W. E. Eabler was in Wednesday from
Eardman.
Ed. Day was in from Galloway
Wednesday.
Conser & Brook's for tbe "Never Fail'
beadaobe wafer. tf.
J. O. Williams was in from Spring
Hollow Tuesday.
Milk from single oows for babies st
tbe Shorthorn dairy. 68tf
Heppner Outfitting Co., in the old
Herreo stand, see adv.. . s
Jack Mills, of this offioe, is confined
to his room with tonsilitis.
Lexington will bsve s borne pionio to
morrow in the grove near town.
See Banons, tbe contractor, before
letting oat yonr carpenter work. 3tf.
Special sals pocket knives, pipes at
cost, next thirty days, Orange Front.
BS-tf
O. E. Farnsworth went down to Port
land oa Tuesday, returning tbii morn
ing. Miss Maud Smith, sister of Mrs. O. R
Howard, departed Wednesday for Fen-dleton.
I.N. Hngbs' oblldren srs suffering
from old-fashioned, Missouri riyer
"sgsr."
Elder Jenkins oamc np from The
Dalles tbs first of the week and will re
turn Monday.
Jas. Doberty sod wife snd Miks Ken-
nv and Tom Gllflllen srs in from lbs
country todsy.
a F. Wslker sud Msrcellns Williams
wers no from Ions Wednesday. Their
crops srs good.
"Never Fail" beadaobs wafers st Con
ser i Biook's. This medioins will oars
sny kind of s headache in short order
tf.
POOB CREDULOUS 80UL.
A Yakima Sport Came to Heppner and Got
Jobbed.
A North Yakima man who attended
tbe reoent races at Heppner, says if God
will forgive him, he will never go tbere
again to a horse raoe, save tbe La Grande
Obronicle. The jobbing, tbe orooked
nees and the all round slioknees of the
horsemen from outside were too mnoh
for even bis credulous soul. The last
day of tbe races Heppner got drunk.
Che majority ofjthe male Heppnentes,
at least, soaked it they did not "drown
their troubles in the flowing bowl."
Old Jim somebody, who owns tbe raoe
track, took off bis bat and swore he
would plow ud tbe track and sow it to
alfalfa. But it is through no fault of
Heppner tbat tbe Yakima man will
ebno it. It has tbe gamiest pugilists,
tbe prettiest women and tbe best girls'
band ever beard. Tbe ladies, dressed
in their uniforms, played on the street
every evening, and they plav, too no
stopping to see it their bats are on
straight.
Tbe Gazette feels sorry for oar Yaki
ma friend. No doubt be was tbe biggest
jobber of tbe outfit bat was oat classed.
He does not belong to the race track,
He should take sn infant olass in s Sun
day school.
TO 8AN FRANCISCO.
Are Yon Preparing to Take In the Christian
Endeavor Doings f
The 0. B. k N. has authorized a rate
of one fare to Portland from all points in
Oregon, Washington snd Idaho on their
rail line in oooueotion with the special
steamship rate of $10 oabia passage,
meals and berths inoliided, and tbe
speoial rail rate of 820 via the Shasta
route, Portland to San Franoieoo snd re
turn, by either route. The selling days
commenced with June 25th and again
one 30th to July 4tb inclusive. The
tickets are limited to August 15th, and
under no oiroumstanoes will time be ex
tended. Stop-over privileges allowed on
the O. B. k N. rail lines.
Tbe next steamer leaves Portland on
July 6th. Call on Agent Hart, or his
representative for tiokete. 8 9
Asa Thomsoa the Loaer Bat 8heepa.es
Whl Contest for Tbeir Bichts. ,
Serious trouble is expected between
the sheepmen and settlers in ths north
eastern part of Grant county, says tbe
Heppner correspondent to tbe Oregon
ian. Lest Wednesday, as the band of Asa
Thomson, who is s resident of this
oounty, was coming into camp on Io
dian creek, in Grant county, 12 men
armed with repeating rifles, knelt in
front of tbe band and, as tbey ranged up
to within about 15 steps, proceeded to
empty their rifles into the band. The
herder started around the band In see
what the trouble was, Bnd when be got
within about 50 steps of the men, tbey
ordered blm to str p. Not doing so soon
enough to suit tbem, tbey fired three or
four shots over bis bead, and he obeyed
thfir orders.
Tbe sheep, in tbe meantime, bad run
down into a small meadow about 150
yards snd bunohed. Tbe gang reloaded
and went down near the sheep and
again emptied tbeir guns into tbe band,
killing altogether on the ground 125
head, and Irom 50 to 75 bead were so
badly wounded that tbey since died,
making a loss of over 200 bead.
Tbe miscreants, before going oat to
meet tbe sheep, barned tbe oamp and
oamp outfit, consisting of blankets,
grob, the herder's rifle, wbioh be left in
oamp that morning, pack saddles and
tbe clothes of tbe herder and oamp ten
der, a loss to them and Mr. Thomson of
over $200, tbe total loss being about
$750. These sheep were ranging on
government land, and were seven miles
from tbe nearest . settlement. About
two weeks previous to this affair, some
one, presumably tbe same' persons.
killed 75 sheep in a similar manner, near
tbe same plaoe, while they were en
route to Wyoming. No notice bad ever
been given to Mr. Thomson, his oamp
tender or herder that tbe herding of
sheep was not allowed in that seotion.
Tbe sheepmen are considerably ex
cited over the matter iu this part of the
ooaotry, as many of tbem have sheep
ranging in that part of Grant ooanty
It seems to be tbe general opoinioo that
human life will be taken before tbe
trouble ends, Tbe settlers of that part
of Grant oonnty have said publioly
that tbey would not be molested by tbe
officials of Grant ooanty, no matter bow
many sheep tbey killed, just so tbey did
not kill any herder or camp tender.
Tbe offloials of Grant ooanty are popu
lists. Begardless of this attitude sheepmen
will oontend for their rights, snd no doubt
tbe perpetrators of these outrages will
have ao opportunity to do some shoot
ing at those who oan defend themselves.
The laws of Oregon should defend the
sheepmen on government land. Tbe
Gazette has confidence thai tbey will.
IN FOND REMEMBRANCE.
Mies Birdie Gamble, sged 15 J ears,
6 months snd 20 days, daughter of Mr.
snd Mrs. W. F. Gamble, of Well
Springs, died st ber b ime, of consump
tion, Jane 23. .
The following bit of rhyme, written
by one of ber yoaog friends, is respect
fully dedica'ed to ber memory. While
it does not bear the ba diwork of tbe
trained writer of poems, yet it well
servs tbe purpose intended.
Birdie, we have missed you, we must miss
you every day,
As a thousand kind words linger we have
often heard you say.
No more yonr sacred presence can cheer our
heart and home,
Except like moonlight shadows your angel
spirit comes.
By the altar of our homes, by the bedside as
we dream,
Enter in and cheer our paths with Heaven
cheering gleam;
Let your spirit sro before us and watch us
tolling through the day;
Let your spirit hover o'er us in prayer at
twilight gray.
E'en in the early morning midst the carol
of tbe birds,
How lovely and extatlc to listen to your
words;
Engraven upon our hearts you mast lin
ger with us still
Reaped to the harvest home through Gcd
Almighty's will.
HE REFUTED THE LIE.
Blessed God of grace and love, we commend
this child to Thee
Embalmed as our lost Jewel-Thy Jewel
may she be.
Receive her in Thy kingdom and grant her
Thy love
That may give her angel crown and angel
life above.
Written by her friend and school-mate,
Lilah Warhoth,
Toned Over Only Vive Times Attar Be
Jumped.
' Bill Haw was an awkward, ungainly
young man, whose life was spent on a
Kansas farm, says the New York World.
He lived near the little station of Hack
ney and on one occasion came from a
near-by town on the train. It dashed
up toward the platform at a high rate, of
speed. The engineer tried to apply the
air-brakes to stop the train, but they
refused to work. He whistled for the
hand brakes and the brakemen. and the
conductor began twisting them as if
their lives depended upon stopping the
train.
Bill saw that something was the mat
ter and concluded that he was the cause
of it. The train was past the station,
and he feared he would be taken past
his home. Standing on the lower plat
form he gave a wild leap oft the train.
In describing Bill's descent after
ward the postmaster , at Hackney, who
had seen Bill's flight through the air,
said; "I thought some one had thrown
a saddle oft" the train. Bill rolled oft
all in a bunch. When the dust settled
down Bill emerged from the confusion
with his clothes nearly torn off him,
his face and hands skinned and an ap
pearance of terror on his face. He
actually turned over eight times after
he lumped before he stopped.
"That is a lie!" exclaimed Bill, who
had listened to the narration. "I never
turned over eight times. I turned over
five times. I reckon I ought to know,
I counted 'em. ' .-a
THE LATEST FAD.
Christian cbarob services, July '4 th.
Sunday school at 10 s. m- snd preaching
at 11 s. m., snd 8 p. m., by Elder J. W.
Jenkins. All not worshipping else
where srs invited.
NOT DEAD.
Pleasures of Camping.
It is a carious phase in human nature
that tbs savage instinots have never
b'en sufficiently bred oat of men to pre
vent tbem from being occasionally im
polled to leave their oomfortable
quarters, don tbeir oldest clothes, pack
up gun and fishing tackle, bestride horses
and go oat snd try to kill something
or snare a little innocent fish, camp oat
of nights, trying to Una a soft spot on a
gravel bank or among bammooks
of grass for tbeir blankets, oook or try
to cook baoon over a oamp fire with face
soorobed by tbe heat and eyes watery by
tbe smoke, drink bad coffee oat of tin
cap, slap st mosqaitos, pick wood tioks
off themselves and anathematize all man
ner of creeping things, get sunburned
until the outiole all peals off tbeir faces
and hands and endure more discomfort
for a fortnight than tbey had experienced
for s year, then oome borne ragged,
dirty, an kempt snd sore, and tell lies and
brag tor the rest of the season about
what a good time they bad. This has
been going on ever sinoe time supplied
men with tbe oomforts of a home and
releases no man from its inflaenoe, from
tbe anxious business man snd sturdy
laborer, to tbe oity dads. It is an iu
stioct inherited from lbs stons age,
brought down through savage semi'
savage life, and never to be bred out
of as by civilization.
AM. .
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY !
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
B
TJT YOU DO WANT LOW PBICES
groceries and supplies ; you want sub
stantial gents' furnishings. You oan find
what you want at T. B. Howard's . . . .
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED!
IT. IRE. Howartl
Main Street, Heppner, Oregon.
THE ART OF BREWING.
Autograph Bat Mow the Rage with Co!'
' lege Students and Bummer Girls.
One of the new fads that started with
the Oornell university boys is the fash'
ion of wearing autograph hats. On
sees them everywhere, for college men
in other colleges have taken it up, and
have scattered themselves here and
there among the summer girls. The
hats are made of white canvas, with
stitched brims. Names can be written
in ink anywhere on the surface. One
of these had several names of well
known men written upon it, amor
them the man who pulled stroke for
the Cornell eight that won Buch a glori
ous victory over Pennsylvania, Harvard
and Columbia in that memorable boat
race at Poughkeepsie.
Sentimental young men collect the
names oi their sweethearts, uiougn
this has its drawbacks, because there is
always the chance that the last girl will
want to know all about the other girls
whose names she finds written on the
hat before hers. The words are usual
ly printed, though script makes a pret-
tici hat and looks Ices like an advertis
ing device. To see stalwart young col
lege men stalking along with these hats
on gives one the impression of one of
those impecunious individuals who
march up and down upon the business
streets with a printed placard on their
backs to the effect that "a regular din
ner can be had at the Blank dairy lunch
far 20 cents."
However, the fad is growing, and by
fall the white hats will be black.
Was Perfected by the
Production of
HOI GOIvD
And now the entire world
Knows this perfect product
as tne (Star isrewery oeer
On draught at
all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Washington St., Portland, Or.
HEPPNER
OUTFITTING CO.
POKER AN INDEX OF INSANITY.
Don't
waste stamps, save up
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Sport's Side Partner Returns to the band of
the Living. Still Racing at Heppner.
It if commonly believed tbe editor of
tbe Gazette is entitled to the pseudonym
of "Sport." This Is a very esrioat er
ror. Sport is a meek looking tool.
Yoa might mistake blm for a clergy
man bat for a man of sporting proclivities,
never! lbs editor is Sport's side
partoer.
Sport has observed thai the editor Is
back again. Some days ago certain
gentlemen(?) who baven't lime to st- WOfd in One envelope,
ieno io iuir own Dusiness wers very r- r n i
oertsin that lb. editor had vamosed' Schtlttng S Best money
that be was olosed out of business, back tea, at yOUI" grocer's.
oyur, auuwa uu reason way suaa reports
Dr. John W. Basmas, ot ths Redlight,
bss keg besr oa draught lbs Hop
Oold. Beit ot Honors sod cigars in
took. tf
Ed Tsmplstoa sod Bob Large have re
turn from tbs trail. It was too "na
uerooi" for tbem sad tbey gevs it ap io
disgust.
A good bicyols, suitable tor cither lsdy
or gentlemen, Io floe repair, new pneo
tnstio tires, for tsls cheap at Gilliam k
Bubss's. "
Cross k BtsckwsU's fancy piokles and
canned goods, reduced prices. Orange
Front, odd. Citv hotel. Cor. Main and
Willow streets. 53"
Z.T. Fiek.of Laos Co., passed thro'
Iowa vesterdsy with a nioe baoob of
owe snd eslvee, for tbs rsngs at ths
bead ot Batter creek.
D. A. Carrar, formerly of I'eodlstoo,
bss opt ned op 1 15 soot barber shop Io
tbsoldstsod on tbs Matlock corner.
Work strictly first class. Call oo him.
8tl
At ths Ciy bakery. Otto Friedrioh,
brennstor. too will always flod frrab
t-.ssd, eskes, oodls, oats, e botes gro
ceries, cigars, tobmO't aitd all kinds of
fresh traits. 2t
Cards of loviUtbo srs oot for tbs
mage ot Mr. Harry E- Bartholomew
and Miss May Aogoata rmley, st lbs
II. E. sbnreb, South, i.f tbis ploe, oo
sell Booday evening st 8 o'clock.
Dr. J. E. Adklos is op from Hillsboco
sad tboss dssirtof sojihtogla tbs lies
of dsstlstrf sboald rail oa blm st bis
ofBss is tbs rear of V. O. Berg's
Iswslrf slors, Will ree-sla ooljr abort
. k . A
Beob. Sperry wss in from Ions yester
day.
For a nobby sail ot olotbes go to tbs
New York tsilor. 68tf
Tbs Hop Gold beer is ths best beer.
for sale st sll of ths saloons. 28 60
Oo Isst Wsdossdsy Tbs First Nation.
si Bank ot Heppner declsred a dividend
ot 20 per cent
Mrs. Gray, wifs of es Sbsriff Grsy,
deceased, ban been appointed post matter
of Csnyoo City.
Jss. Wstkins and wife, parents of Bsn
sod Bob Wstkins, departed yesterday
for tbeir boms ossr Corvsllis.
Tbsrslsoo beer liks ths Hop Gold.
It suits ths public. Yoa can nod it at
sll ths drinking plsoes Io Heppner.
Vergettlng to Ante Urged u Ground fov
Breaking a Will.
During the contest over the will of
John B. Haskin, who was known in
politics as "Tuscarora" Haskin, one of
the witnesses gave testimony to show
that failure to properly piny the game
of poker is an evidence of insanity, says
a New York dispatch in the Providence
Journal. Mr. II ask in left an estate val
ued n.tover 1.000.000. most of which he
yOlir Chilling S li est yellOW bequeathed to hi son. His daughter
tea-tlCketS, and Send Several Benjamin F. Cohn said Mr. Haekin was
very fond of poker and was a very care'
f
Thia company carries dry goods, groceries,
hardware, boots and shoes, hats, gents' fur
niBhings, etc Large shipment of new and
second hand furniture, wbioh is being sold re
gardless of cost They have also hardware,
wall paper, carpets, lounges, springs, mat
tresses, all these at half price. Look for tbs
sign at Herren's old stand on May street, next
to Palace hotel.
FRANK McFARLAND, Manager.
guesses for that missing
58-60
Morrow ooanty crops will be first
class, although tbs grasshoppers did s
great desl of damezs io some sections.
An excursion train will bo ran from
Heppner to Fetteysvills tomorrow and
thn on down to loos to etteod tbs
ports. ,
Last evening s special cams np from
below taking oat toslvs oars of eattis
for J. 8. Mstliok, destination South
Omaha.
Ths City bote! was closed Sunday last
and will hereafter bs under ths manage
ment of Ihe Isssss of lbs Falsos, ass
lodging boass.
A. Weinberger sod wifs hsvs moved
from Pendletoo to tbis place, Mr. Wsia
befger bsving derided to locsts io tbs
tailoring business.
Tbs cow ordinance is now t-o forced
snd B'ppoeritrs who sllow tbsir cows
to ran st lsrgs of nights may.sspeot to
pay for tbs privilege.
Oet yonr eMb mfi by tbs New 1
fork tailor, lis Cirris s fins oflsetl.to
of foreign and dorneitio woiUna. Co
St yon op io tbs leiest sttbts. W l
Tbs (s tls will ooMais as article is
lbs Beit iesns on British 'JolornMa as
sseo by tbs ftaxtts mo. II rosy ont
prove. InlereMlog but It will not lack
for facts.
Don't this yoor blood sitb sssssfrss
or poison it with blos-msst; bat aid Ns
tors by asisg Dswitt's Litlls Esrty
Bissra. tbs famtas Utile pills torsos-
stipatioo, billimaoees sad ttomseb troo-
should have been circulated exoept that
tbs sditor failed to speoifloslly inform
ths sntirs population tbat hs intended
to make a bastoess trip to British Col
umbia.
Heppner bss a great many good people.
It bss a few, a very few, tbat oan be
better snd mors elsgsntly olassed by a
long daih. And they srs thoronghbrsds.
Bsoiog bsso't stopped st Heppner.
Mondsy Buffalo snd Anois J. contest
ed a two hundred-yard dasb, lbs Istter
winning. Then Buffalo wss tried for
200 ysrds against Billy Cowins' baggy
borss, Billy winning by a whisker, bat
it took two bests to deoids it, ths first
beiog a lis.
Yssterday Wayne Howard's snd
Lome Campbell's horses wers matched
for 200 ysrds, Louie's hires winning.
Oid Hatt has gone towards Montana.
Oid bas Sport's best wishes for soeoess
bat Oid isn't very laaky. Oid might bs
classed Dow, so far ss Heppner's sport
log fraternity is concerned, at "tbs Isst
of tbs Mohioans."
Rules of contest published in large
advertisement about the first Snd middle
of each month. ai6
fill plnyer uutil the sjiringof 18U2, when
he became careloss, often holding his
:ards so that tlie other players could see
them.
"Did he ever forget to ante?"
"Oh, frequently; and others did it
for him."
Though ths wool msrkst appesrs to
bs quiet io Heppner today, doring tbs
past week a number of sales segrega
ting 600,000 pooods srs reported at
good figures, ranging from 0 to 10 oente,
or from 2 to 1 oents Io advanoe ot last
season.
Tiokets for PortWnd's 4th of July
oelebrstioo on sals st lbs depot at tbs
rats of oos fare for ths round trip.
Heppner It tbs only towo receiving this
concession, as other towns oo tbs main
lino, similsry sitnstsd, cannot svsll
tbemaelves of this low rats till to-mor
row ni.ht.
Sick beadscbs csn bs quickly sad com'
pletsly overcome by using thoss famous
littls pills knnwo ss "Dswitt's Littls
Early Risers." For tsls by Conser k
Brook.
A 'orblddea Oaa '
"Bsrsa Xa Salta" is a peeul'ar gams
which is much played in India, and it
has recently hern prohibited by ths
government. The gams consists in
bets being made on rainy days whe'her
little or much rain will fall. Upon lbs
roofs or terraces of many houses In
India there Is a water tank provided
with a waste pips. Through this tubs
ths water escapes it a ceruln amount
of rain bss fallen. The point of tbs
rams is to try snd gurs when a rain
storm will begin and at what tlms
ths rain water in Uie tank wlll.be so
high thst ths waste water will begin
o flow out of the discharge pipe. Tbs
natives devoted themselves to this gams
with such psaaionsts Interest thst
fights frequently occurred, which in
some Instsnoes developed Into actual
riots. So the government stopped sll
ths troubls by stopping tbs gwnis.
Golden Days.
THE NEW YORK
Merchant Tailor,
The Leading Tailor of Pendleton,
i
"Well, that is hardly proof of insan-1
Ity," said counsel for the son. 'To jM 0pene(j a firet-olass tailoring establishment in Natter's building,
betwen a1 next door to the gallery, and carries ft fine line ot Foreign and Do-
Mr. nankin forget to play his hand mpstio Woolens; is ft practical tailor and cutter, with many years of
when the other players bad their anU exDerience. Makes suits to order in the latest styles. Also ladies
. . I t.!l... m.,1. Mt ! n n t.t.ii .nJ I. 1 anll t ...ann .V1 .
NO " - i wiiui-iuwQ -.iiucuio, iiuiuB u-ftuibe auu uiujtviq iuiw vv isnouuBuig
"Did be forget to take his winnings?" prices.
"uu, no."
Mr. Cohn alo thought that the old
... ..... . ..i
man s habit ot letting His raise teem
fall out of bis mouth without noticing
it was another evidence of feeble-mind
ed ness.
I Cieanino and Repairing Done at Low Figures.
i
A Hoy's Letter.
The Fortnightly vouches for the gen
uineness of the following extract from
"A Boy's Letter to Ills Mother:"
"I am glad I have a new sister, but
wish she had been a boy. Seems to me
if ths Lord rouldn t have sent a boy He
might at k-ast sent a pony.
Can't I have griddle cakes tbe days I
don't hsvs salad? You always used to
let me. see There is lots of game
A. WEINBERGER, Proprietor.
At the old stand, have the usual
spring outfit of
habere sro m UTENSILS. HARDWARE
rats In the barn, and chipmunks In the I .
AMU LAMr UUlMlb,
Besides the thousand odds and ends that are too numerous to mention.
woods. I am going to bring home one.
Is a boy a pig If be Is helped
three times? I iiM-an If they are small
helpings and tbey Insist?" . . .-
ou
Howe Iklal
Ws offer ons hundred dollars rswsrd
for sny eass of Cstsrrb that esooot bs
cared by Hall's Cstsrrb Ours.
F. J. Cbeney k Co., Props., Toledo. O.
Ws tbs undersigned, bsvs koown F,
J. Cbsaey for ths last 15 yssrs, sod bs
lisvs blm perfect It boiorsbls la all
baslnsss transactions sod Coaooially
able ts esrry oat any
hf their firm.
H-ei .rnai. n ooiessis lroggisis, ; . ... , , rTOtmji)m.
Toledo, O. Wsldlog, KIodsq k Martin, lrou rrM r
V boleeals Droggtsts, Tolsdo, O.
Cltarelle Saaeklef.
Cigarette smoking in Kngland dotes
bark to 1844. Ths great Impetus to
their lnrmsed uae was esue 1 by ths
Crimean war of 1AS4-M, when numUrs
. i - .... , . i .
obligation made nnnmrj ana Mtu omrm .."p.c.
1 this method of smoking from ths In-
hftbitsats of Rusal. Turkey, Malts.
Hall's Cstsrrb Cars ts taken Inter
nally, so'ing directly spoo lbs blood asd
n. neons sortsoes or ths system Fries
Tjr. per bottl. Sold by si. Druggists !
Testimonials free.
Ths Psiker's mill relebf alios will oo
doablsdly bs well a! leaded. Quits a
somber of flepposrites srs already
eampiog Is Ibst vicinity aad a good
tltos Is sotioipatsd.
Every sew tsbesrioer of ths Oesette
from tbis date, May 25, Vtfl, will recite
Oaly tevealrh.
It Is not long olnee the emieror ot
Austria definitely settled the succes
sion to the throne on his nephew, Arch
duke Otto, passing over the Istter'seld
er brother, Francis Ferdinand, .M-raiia?
bs was on ths (mint of death from eon
tumptlon. Frsnris Is spisrently re
covering his health, however, and It
Is blnted that be wss not suffering so
much from consumption ss from blight
ed sffertion. lie has long wished tc
marry Archduchess Stephanie, lbs wid
ow of Crown I'rlnce llulolph, who"
tragic deatU at Meverllng a few year
ngo will i -ft rersJira, sna ns was eon
f lltutlonally debarred from doing ei
while bo remslned In the direct line ol
suoresalon to ths throne.
GILLIAM & MSBEE,
Kelt Por to first National Hank Ktilldltif.
You con Wager Your Sox that You
aro Always at Home ot ....
THE
WELCOME
IeflalttBB.
Mrs. IUnpeck (to Mr. II.. who Is read
ing) Your little son Just ssked you
a questltm, and you didn't tven notice
blm. You ought to be ashamed of your
self, gnd I shall -
Mr. Ilenpetk I didn't bear Li in.
Mrs. H. Ob, you never besr when a
member of your own family speaks to
yon. Yoa srs desf to ths eery ones you
should lovs and cherish dsf to
Mr. IT. What does bs wsnt to know?
Mrs. li. He ssked you what a hermit
was.
imu iu- , a.; ei, I r, will re-f w . , . .
l... Tt... .M ..(. ....UI.I.. rr!-. nr.-,l,,m. IwW .n.lk .!. .' -..uH ' -m. m.n
wwm. - r ' - - 1 wta loves neafS
i pries of lbs ssbseripUeas tf ' Weald,
I OUSetowe'S TereaUllty.
la all ths stress snd troubls of tilt
long politlral esreer, ssys tbs Drsmstlr
Mirror. Glsdatons bss Deter gave snob rsASN Booms
evidence of bis mentsl balance snd hit
tit ! human sdrolrstlon ss bs did the
oUifdoy st Hswsrden. lie was jndg
snd prire-glver at a rompellUve meet
ing of IS brses bends, lie heard tbem
sll play, and b wss amiable to tin
last.
Os Maio Htrssl, in City Uotel Ituildiog.
THE DEST WET GOODS in the MARKET,
tbey try to ptssa sll. Fios stab rooms Io cooosctios.
TOW TllyleARD. Prop.
i. I. ftOStBTS
Rogers & Roberts,
-(V)utrs U.rs sutl DuilJurs.-
sals by Oeassr k lirssb.
aad quteV Js Y.
, 1
Li Beet -a ,re 1aw.li4 Cat t I
fj le If fc--'4 . f f
I Y J' - las eTIaIer,js-.
nans and Estimates Given on Snort Notice.
All Kinds of Kcwir Work Done-
OFFICE HOURS-Day and Niuht Leave your orders "An? Old.
Race" and Roj. or Jia will ct em. o o o o o o o