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FIFTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRl DAY. AUG. 6, 1897.
NO. 568
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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Tuesdays and Fridays
BT
THE PATTERSON PUBLISHING COMPANY.
OTIS PATTERSON, Editor and Bus. Man.
At $2.50 per year, 1.2S for mi months, 75 eta.
tor three moncna, strictly in advance.
Advertising Rates Made. Known on
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Advertising Agenoy, 64 and 65 Merchants
Exchange, San Franoisoo, California, where cou
raota tor advertising can be made for it.
0. R. & N. LOCAL CARD.
Train leaves Heppner 11 p- m. daily except
Bnnday arrivina at Heooner Jnnotion 1:30 a. m.
Leaves Heppner Junciioa 8:40 a, m. and ar
rives Ht Hennner 6:10 a. m
k Spokane Express No, 4 leaves Portland at 2:45
p. m . and arrives at Heppner t unction sua p. m.
and Umatilla 9:15 D. m. i
Portland Exoress No. I. from Spokane, arrives
at Umatilla 505 a. m. and Heppn r Juncti n 6:10
a. m. ard arives at Portland 11:45 a. m.
Fast Hail No. 2 leaves Poriltnd 9 p. no. and ar
rives at Heppner Junction 8:30 a. m. and at
Umatilla 1:40 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 1 leaves Umati'la 12:40 p. m. and
arrives jit heppner Junction 1:47 a. m. and at
Portland 7 :St a. m.
For farther information irquire of J. C. Hart,
Agent U. H a, ., Heppner, ore.
OFriCIAL SIBBCT9ST.
Going East?
The , Lancashire Insurance Co.
IP YOU ARE,
DO NOT FORGET
Three Important Points.
FIRST Go via. St Pad be
cause the lines to that point will
attord you the very best service.
SECOND See that the coupon
beyond St. Paul reads via. the
Wisconsin Ceutral because that
line makes close connections with
all the trans-continental lines en
tering the Union Depot there, and
its service is first-class in every
particular. ;
THIRD For information, call
on your neighbor and friend the
nearest tioket agent and ask for a
ticket reading via. the ; Wisconsin
Central lines, or address
Jas. C. Pond,
Oon. Pas. Agt.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
or Geo. 8. Batty,
General Agent,
46 Stark St..
Portland Or,
Cummings & Fall,
United SUte Officials.
President ..William MoKinley
V ca-l'reeldent UnrrutA. Uobart
Secretary of State John Sherman
Secretary of Treasary .'...Lyman J. Mage
Seomtary of Interior.... ..... .Cornelius N. Hliss
Heoretary of War HusseU .. Alger
Secretary of Navy John I). Long
Postinaster-Qeneral James A. Gary
Attorney-tteneral Joseph McKenna
Secretary f Agrioultnre James Wilson
State of "Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Secretary of State H. It. Kinoald
Treasurer Phil. Metaohan
Snpt. Puhlio Instruction . M. Irwin
attorney General C. M. Idleman
u . j (i. W. MoBride
Senator, 4 j H Mitchell
Congressmen...
Printer .,
PROPRIETORS
Of the Old Reliable
Gault House,
CHICAGO, ILL..
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B. &
4Q., C. M. 4 St P., C. x A., P. Ft. W. et C,
' . and the O. St. L dt P. Railroads.
HATKH SU.OO PRR DAY
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.,
CHICA0. XliXa.
Sipreme Judges....
jtt. W. V
U. H. 1
I Ringer H
(R.
IS:
I Dinger Hermann
1 W. K. Ellis
W. H. Leeds
R. H. Bean,
A. Moore,
K. Wolverton
Blxth Jadlelal District.
Circuit Judge Btephen A. Lowell
Proswrnting Attorney H. J. Hean
Morrow County Officials.
Joint Senator... ...
Representative..... .. ....
County Judge A. It.
'' Commissioners
- J. W. Beckett.
. " Clerk ....
" Sheriff....-
" Treasurer
Assessor
' t " Surveyor...
Sobool bup't....
Coroner
ntw. nvvfnvaa.
u Thos. Morgan
O MinnilVara. Oeo. tenser. Frank
Oilliam. Arthur Minor, K. J. bloonni, U.
it ... .1 3 It Uimiini
uuiiaamitMa.au... a. ..... ". . uu..!,
iSir. .....A. A. Huberts
Precinct Ofllwr.
f aha aajaa .....W. K. Kinhardson
KEuLr. : . ...... :... wheuton.
United States Land Officers.
rxiDAixxa, on.
J.F. Moon
A. S. Bigg
I 1 BIIIM AL
B.F. Wilson
J H. H.J.i.ina Heoalver
, A. W. Oowan
J. N. Brown
Hnrtholomew
, J. B. Howard
,...J.W. Morrow
,..K. L. Matlock
.. Frank William
.... A. C. Petteys
... J. W. Horiior
,.Jy W. Shipley
...B. F. Veogli
STOCK BRANDS.
While yon aajep yonr snbsorlption paid up yen
sen keep yonr brand in free of charge.
Bora. P. O.. Heppner. Or. Hones. P B en left
shoulder; oattle, same on left nip
Conk. A. J..Lena.Or. Hot see. tOon right shoal
der; Cattle, aame on , right hip: ear mark square
orop on ten auu epui in ngnu
Donglaaa. W. M,. Galloway. Or. CattTe. B Den
right side, swallow-fork in sach ear; horses, B D
on iett nip.
F.lv. Bros.. Douglas. Or. Horses branded ELY
on left shoulder, oat tie nam on lefthip. hole
to right ear.
Florence. L. A.. Heppner. Or. Cattle. LF on
right hip; horses F with bar under on right
ihouiaer.
Jones, Harry, Heppner, Or. Horses branded
K J oi the left shoulder: cattle branded J on
right kip. also amiurbit in left sat. Hangs in
Morrow county.
Johnson. Felix. Lena. Or. Homes. elrnleT on
left sties; cattle, same on right hip, us der half
arop in riaAt. and sulit In F '
Kenny, Mike, Heppner,, " Hranded
KNi on lefthiD oattlsst. "-ft
sar; under slope on the right '
Leather. J. W. Hennner Or. Horses branded
L and A on left shoulder) eettls earns on left
hip, wattle over right eye, three slits in right
OP MANCHBSTBHi BNOLAND
TIS PATTERSON. AGENT. Q" o te
Worm
icClure
e
SEVEN
s Magazin
For 1897 i
GREAT SERIALS
New Life of Grant by Hamlin-Garland. The first authoritative and adequate Life of
Grant ever puwisneo. ( Begins in December.) , .
Rudyard Klpllna'a first American serial,' "Captains Courageous." (Begun in November.)
Robert Loula Stevenson's' "St. Ives." The only novel of Stevenson' stlH unpublished
(Begins in May.), ' .
Charles A. Dana."- "Recollections of War Time." Mr. Dana was for three of the most critical
years of the civil war practically a member.ot Lincoln's cabinet, ana is prooaoiy better
fitted than any other man living to give an authoritative histoiy of this period from his
recollections and correspondence. .
Portraits of Great Americans. Many of them unpubllsbed. In connection with this series
ot portraits It is intended to publlrh special biographical studies under tne general title oi
MAKKKB OF THE UNION from Washington to Lincoln.
Pictures ef Palestine. Specially taken under the editor's direction.
Stories of Adventure. A serial by CONAN D0YLK, in which he will use his extraordinary
talent for mystery and ingenuity which have, In the "Sherlock Holmes stories, given nun
a place beside roe and Gaborlau.
TEN FAMOUS WRITERS
flU 11 W T IDUV ill ,- A.U.- V. wri-il.i.n. ..a.I,,. vu. vlth Ht. ..nuntlnn
of two contributions to another publication which were engaged from him long ago, will
appear in mwlu as s maqazinb.
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS. A series of new animal stories in the same field as the "Brer
Rabbit" and the "Little Mr. Thlmbleflnger" stories.
RUDYARD KIPLING. Besides "Captains Courageous," Kipling will contribute to McClork'b
an oi me snort stories ne win write during tne coming year.
OCTAVE TRANET is preparing for the Magazine a series of short stories in whicl. the same
ir, althi
hough each will be eomplete in itself,
Robert Ban
Clark Russell
characters will appear,
: Anthony Hop Bret Hart
Frank R. Stockton Stanley Weyman
will all have stories in MoCtuiK'i for the coming year.
These are only a small fraction ol the great and important features of McCLURi'g Maoazimk for
iyy, me subscripiion pnee oi wnicn is oniy
One Dollar a Year
The new volume begins with November. Subscriptions should start with this number.
The S. S. McClure Co., New York.
METHODS OF MODERN AUTHORS.
Novels Compressed or Padded to Suit the
Publisher's Needs.
There is now an author before the
public whose writings have a wide audi
ence, but who has recently been tokl
by the critics that his work is deteri
orating. This is true, says E. W. Bask
in the Forum, and it is not strange that
it should be so. He is a man who as
a writer shows the highest art in his
work, and his earlier books demon
strate this fact beyond a doubt. But
he has come under the influence ot the
dollar, and now writes what is caied
"to order." Not long ago a magazine
editor approached this author for his
next work and found him just starting
upon it.
"I would like it," Baid the editor.
"What will you pay for it?" was the
author's first question.
"now long will it probably be?" in
quired, the editor.
"Oh, I can make it just as long or a
short as you want it," said the obliging
author. Then he added: "It depends
upon the price. I can make a 40,000-
The True Remedy.
W, M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, III.,
"Chief," says: "We won't keep house
without Dr. King's New Disoovery for
Consumption, Coughs sod Golds, Ex
perimented with many others, bat never
got the true remedy until we used Dr.
King's New Discovery. No other remedy
oan take its place in our home, as in it
we have a certain and sure cure for
Coughs, Golds, WhoopiDg Cough, etc."
It is idle to experiment with other
remedies, even if tbey are urged on you
as just as good as Dr. King's New Dis
oovery. Tbey are not as good, beoanee
this remedy has a record , of cures nod
besides is gaarnoteed. It never fails to
satisfy. Trial bottles tree at Oonser &
Brock's drag store.
ten
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Geo. P. Fell sod wife will spend the
next two weeks at Thompson Spring,
near Prairie 0ity ,
Deafness Cannot Be Cared
By looal applications, as they cannot
word story of it if you like, and then 1 re80h ,ue diseased portion of the er.
it will cost you $6,000. Of I can spin
it out to 60,000 words and that is real
ly what I ought to have to let the story
tell itself, but then I will want $7,500
for it. Of course, if you can't pay more
han $6,000, I can trim it accordingly."
SHERIFFS' FEES.
Laxity Will be the Besnlt of the Supreme
Court's Recent Decision.
In reporting the doings of the su
preme oourt at Pendleton reoenlly the
Tribune says:
"In the oaae of Z leth Honser vs. Uma
tilla county, the decree of the lower
oourt is reversed and the writ dismissed.
This mesas that tbe sheriff oaonot col
lect any money from the county for ex-
There is only one way to oure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is oansed by an it. named con
dition of tbe muonus lininu of the
Eustachian tube. When this tube gets penses Incurred in the county and can
inflamed you have a rnmDlug sound or only oolleot sotual and neoessarv ex-
lmpeneoi neannir, ana wnen it is entire- ,t, ui:j . .u.
-a uiuu xi V i v, OlVi V 1 1 I A. I J VIUDCU Ur'tllUCDD 1U IIUTJ 1 CO III V. UUU UU" I
did not enter into the Question, li was less the intiRmmation oan be taken oat
mat snerius win not
simply a matter of price. You paid so
much and got so much. If you paid a
little more you received a little more.
It was Anthony Trollope over again.
ESCHEW OVERINDULGENCE.
A Campaign
Of Education
HOW to Get it (TIT A A
For q J.yjxJ -
Mtttin
..Kegisksr
,. Uaostvsr
. KAWUNS POST, SO. IL
Q. A. B.
Mu at Lexington. Or., the last Batnrday of
hm month. AU vstsraos are unw "
li HI ul.k ('.. J. FlIUDA.
Adlntant. Vt Commandsr.
Minor, (taoar. n sooner Or. I ttls. M D on
right hip; bursa. U on Isft shoulder.
Morgan. B. N., Hsppnsr. Or. Horses, M )
on len snoniaw eauis sams on ion nip.
Oshors. J. W.. Doaalaa. Or.i horses O on let
shoulder: eattls asms on right hip.
Parka ft (liseeoo. Hardmaa.Or.-Horsas IP on
eftatioaklar.
riper, J. H., Lexington, Or. Horses, JR son. I
ssnted n- left shoulilari oaUM, sasas en 1st hip. I
ondsr bi tn mob ear.
rtaotor. i. W., Happosr, ur. Horsas, 4V m
Isftshonldsr. CatUs, 0 right hip.
flutmr. K. Q. Hsntmsr. Or. - CtUs W O on
left hip, crop ef right and undflrbu In Uft ysar,
dmrUuii hnnaa W Con Mt shoulder.
Thompson, J. A Uappner. OrHnrsis, f oe 1
Tomer K. w . Hsvimsr. I)r. Kmail oapiaal T
borsaai eatUs sams oe ton kip I
DHPflBBLLELED
. -. . I WsHMirmrswr. W. J.. Oallowav. Or.i hnrsee I
PHYSICIAN and OUHUcUH. I qoanor mi iW on right shonlderi catUs
I quarter e'rcle JW ua right hip and right at e. I
- I- .w. r!i. nn filnra. near crop and bole in toft sar. Hangs la Morrow and I
City HoteL "
D. J. McFaul, M. D.
HEPPNER, OREOON.
Offioe boors, 8 to 10 a. m , sod 12 to
7 n. m... el resldseew. Mrs. U. W'lcb s
NOTICE Or 1STEKTI0X.
f AND OFFICE AT THE DALLKH. OREGON, I
U June , in. Motlre is herrby given that
Ihs folio Ins nslrenl srlller haa Sled notice ol
his Intention to maks flnal proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will lis mads
belors J. W. Morrow. County Clsrk, at Uspposr,
To ba educated one must read
the beat literature,
The best literature li expensive.
Leslie' Illustrated
Weekly
I'uhUsned at 110 rifth Avenue,
Hew York, Is full of the best things.
Its Illustrations are superb; Its p
storle charming; and its literary
departments are edited with con- tj
mm ate skill.
Such a paper Is S great popular educator. U should be In every ''
boms, y
Tbe subscription prion of Leslie'e $1 P nnum. q
We maks the unparalleled offer of a copy of 4
Leslie's Illustrated Weekly and our Semi- j
Weekly one year for only $5.00.
No such offer wss ever made before. Mo such offer will ever be msds
again. Tbess two papers make s most acceptable Christmas or birthday .J
gilt, and will ba constant reminders of the giver's kindness. , )
Remit by postal order or check to ths ' 'T'
y Heppnor, Orccon.
property; eod 10 to 12, a. m , to 2 to S Oregon, on' Au.ust (a, U
p, tn , si omoe
Jewelry store.
la tbe rear of Borf't
First National Bank
Of I! EITHER
C. A. MHCA,
T. A. RMtA. . .
CtO. W. CONtCN.
s. w. s'tNccn,
President
Vie Preelsrent
Ceshler
Ase't Cannier
Tmsfti I Gfatnl Biilia? Easlttst
aj ' - -.----- - .
Oe ell nans of tbe world
Bought and Sold.
Collections mads en all solnis en
reasonable Tersae.
Murplus end nndlvMsd Proflts, 1 .11.000 OO.
Kotict 0 Intention.
Use Orrn ittU ?.. Ossos
. Jul, ih tf!
JOHN JOHNSON,
Hd. . No. muo, for tne VH, lee. 4, Tp. I
tL-li K .W. M.
Hs names Ihs following witnesses to provs
bis eontlnunus rnsldsnce upon sua cuiuvauo
ol, said laso, vis:
t harlrs Anderson, of Eight Mils, Orego
John It, retorsnn. Frank A. limtvll and An
draw at. rsltoisoa, ail ol Uo.rirry. orrson.
4 AS, W. il'W'Ra,
Met Itoglaiar.
Motlce ot Intention.
I AND OffI S AT TH E D AlXtt OKEOON, I
t June 3. lsvT. Notlr M amfcy glvsa
ibal the follow lug aaiwsd seltisv aas S too el-
of nls liiuuliou In siaSs Snal praol In suppnrt
ol his claim, sml UmI said proof will be mads
bvfcxs 4. w. Morrow, (xxmly Clsrk. si Heppner,
Urrgnn, 0 august la, Wi, vwi
ANUKIW M. FITTBKMON,
IM K No S414. fiw lbs NWia. s-r. i,Tp SC.,
H. ' p.. w. PS.
He asae ls muowing wn
WEEKLY I VO MONTHLY
a Outlook
Pwslliaed Every taterday
13 Astor Place New York
The Ootlook will be la 17, as II bag
beeo dorlBf recb of lie tnsoty seven
yssii, s Uislory of Oor Owe Tioiee, Ie
lie various editorial drpartmeols Tbe
hta M.(iniM rnr pua and euluinwa I OaUnnk vitss S oompaet rsvie cf lbs
4. said toad. vl: I n..
I laarlaw Anderson, or gigni Mils, irrvfnn, i worm s progrwasi is innu vuu tin
o4J",'" Ull ibe la.port.ot pbilsnthropio soj ...
Idoslrisl Boveniseig ot Ine osyj dm
dHnpieis uvirimni ui wvwp.
The rsrulsr labaonotxm prtoe of Ibe detoiee niocb epecw K Ibe U lares is ei
Hetal-Weekly Osselte ie 12 60 sod tbe MM reviews errw01 ma.srs;
. ...... I . aa a I ,l.a a.isk J lk leVanft lef If Aatnat I a SB I I nWUww UMI IMI mVIW ! f'tll Mi"
ex. a.te fas ft V 1. ft Y fil V TH 1 I I II ft I TWM Utftf VIP VI UW r srv m i VI I
i i.Mi..wing nam4 if sid rui u . a.b.00 soWnblcf fo lb I m4 tblnfs; sec), la short. els to give
8U31U0XS.
v th riRrriv rnrT or the static
of orrion. lor Moreaw Coontr.
W. P. I-ord. If. K. Klnrald
and I'hll Melsrbsn, the
Hoard nf VmnltafHMrs,
SIC-, I'lslnUfT.,
s.
i. . "r. . V. Hrry,
' "iwrry, ms rs
gfin Rallrnad Slid Navl.
allm t4imeany snd I'.
('. Thompson, ilpnUntS.
To I a. Siwrry, .
iMIendsnls: .
In Ihs nams of Uia Slat of Oragnn
V. epsrr; and lrry
You are
arMy rtinirwl In atiar aad answer las
enmnfaliit Bled against ton In lbs ihm
entitled suit, na at Urf rs th Srat difollli
sliots viilltlMl rouri. In alt;
Don't Allow Tour Wheel to Bun Away
with Your Head. '
Moderation in cycling is as necessary
aa in everything else, and particularly
so because it brings into play new sets
of muscles and blood vessels In certain
parts of the body which nre entirely
unprepared for the usual strain.
The fascination of bicycle riding is
the strongest objection to the sport,
on account of the danger of over exer
tion, and for this reason those who
take it up for improvement of health
become so invigorated and d.ilightod
with the exercise thut they who should
be the most careful are generHl)y the
cnee who overdo it. Euttring violently
into any exercise is bad, and sa is cy
cling, for the reason that it gives the
heart more to do than hus been custom
ary; but, of course, by going into the
exerclBe gradually, the heart grows
stronger and is prepared for exertion
As for the lungs, cycling cultivates
a good hubit of deep brea'hi ng, and does
n greut denl to btreiigtlien the muscle
of the buck. .
There in no ot hr exereia that is so
quieting to the. nerves and which nttho
hiime time brings into piny so nicely and
so gently the iminv parts of the body
without giving violent work to soinw
particular set of muscles.
Cycling induces those to take outdoor
exercise who have never tnken It be
fore, and is the lx'ct rxerclKP that enn lw
tuken; but let fho leginner In-ware of
overindulgence mid pel-Hint In the
pleasure and mi f mens of moderation.
CHARLEY HOYT'S SPEECH.
lis Made One by I'roxy In the Course of
Ills Legislative C areer.
The sebolnr in olit!rs Iiiin ronii odd
exerieneea and is m a iik1 i.m to get
lots of fun ii it of them. Intel, y Jl.iyt,
the playwright, is a member of (lie New
llumpaliire legislat ure. Ticking In
Itoatou the tiij.r night, miyn the 1 roy
Times, he related an incident that took
pine In lila mliti(ul career. He said
that he never mode, to his kuowle.lge,
oiore than one siiceeHsful sM-ech, ai.il
that was when he wiut eiKlerivorin," to
get a crrfi'in iiienHiirr, culling for a
large appropriation through the lioute.
Acti.in had been delayed ns long as
Mmthli, but when the Unit came a
bright yonrg lawyer opnmcd I tin meas
ure, at larking Mr. Ilnvt In a moat snv
nfe mantier mid making many wraon
al ell'miotis. Mr. IIo)t res onded
very briefly, but the attnrk had hern so
flrre as lo arouse symathy, snd the
measure was carried. Meeting one of
his rollengtiea the next day Mr. llojt
was naked whut action lie was going
lo lake about the abusive eiiecrh.
"Why. nothing," repoiideil Mr. Iloyt,
'Are you going to stand calm
ly by and ln iiiMiiltrd In this tnanner?'
the p iittenmn u-Ui il. "I don't exnetly
see tthat I ran do," rHiirnrd Mr. Ifoyt,
w llh a litt'e tiioie than his usual drawl.
"You are, I wrote that aMceti and poll
the man I? lodi llvrrU."
AN HONOHAULt VEGETABLE
1 VIUOCU UfniU DtJD 1TJ IIUO A CO 1(1 Vf UUU UU" I . ef
less the intiRmmation oan be taken out I eonn y'
and this tube restored to its normal oon- Xhis means
union, Hearing win oe aeBiroyea lorever; urea ineir neoks rnnning op expenses
nine oases out of ten are ososed by on themselves. The new law is no jail
ed oondition of tbe toucans surfaceb. Bnd ,be ,aW8 Bre 10 oongeqnence feebly
We will give One Hundred Dollars for enforoed. The bill patting sheriffs on a
any case of deafness (caused by oatarrh) salary should be renealed at the earliest
mat cannot oe ourea oy tinu s uatarru oppottonity.
Cure. Send for oiroularn, free, .
i F. J. CHENEY A (JO.,
d'-Sold by druggists, 75o. Toledo, O.
The tariff on a telephone message be
tween Heppner and Long Creek is 50
cents for each massage.' This is obeap
enough.
Don't neglect a cough becaose the
weather is pleasant; before- tbe next
storm rolls around it may develop Into
s serious dtfllculty beyond repair, Ons
Minute Oongh Oure is easy to take and
will do wbat its name implies. For sale
by Couser & lirock. '
The steam sobuooer, Young Amerioa,
is being outfitted at Portlaud for tbe
Yukon.
The Uulvernlty ot Oregon.
At Eagene opens Sept. 20. Gradu
ates from aooredited schools who have
completed work amounting to 30 credits
are admitted without examination. In
cidental fee, 810.00 a year; tuition, tree.
Complete courses leading lo Bachelor ot
Arts, Bachelor ot Soienoe, Baohelor of
Letters and excellent courses la oivil
and electrical engineering. Also good
instruction in music Board for young
men in tbe dormitory at $2 50 per week
with lodgins, beat and light.
Catalogues furnished free on applica
tion to
J.J. Walton,
Heoretary Board ot Regents,
(!7-tt Eugene. Oregoo.
A Uemarkable Cur for Chronic Ularrhona.
In 1HC2, when I served my country as
a private in Company A, lOTtb Penn
sylvania volunteers, I contracted chronic
diarrhoea. It has given me a great deal
of trouble ever since. ' I have tried a
doen d liferent medicines and several
prominent doctors without any perma
nent relief. Not long ai(0 a friend sent
me a sample bottle of Cbamberla'n's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and after that I bought and took a 50
Politics and religion g it btdly mixed
at Cobarg, Lane onunty, the other day
when Politician Tom Vanghsn, one ot
Lane oouoly's represeutalivea to the
late disgraos at Salem got into a con
troversy with Prenoher N. N. Mathews
And gave hhn a lashiog for saying that
Mitohell was responsible for tbe bold up.
VaaKbao is an ardent admirer of tbe ex
senator and will not allow bis good
name assailed, says the T.-M. "Uoole"
Tom is all right. He is one of tbat kind
cent hrittle! snil tints I can aaf that I am
entirely cured. I oanoot be thankful of meD wh', ,re ,rn lw ,bmr ,rieD'U
enough to you for this great remedy
and recommend it to all suffering veter
ans, if in doubt write me. Yours grate
fully, Ufjnry Hteinberger, Allcntown, Pa
Hold by Couser A Brock.
Via rialm. an4 hl Sal ttwl will nawt
halnre Counts rWrk. Mortow atf . tgon.
SI Bf p'it,wroa. on Angus . lg7, tii
pv no csr,
Oaieile and paring lor one ysar it
s-1 tsar eaa f both tbe Osteite aes
Wwk'r Orrfoetsa tot 1 fA All old (at
2Z-&?WZt"lt Wis th.tr enbipilot,. ftf
Hs aaatas iw-wh inn,i -,. DB( year IS liTn sm is a
M,ti"usMdMM spon au4 alUaka M I ' g
. t nl l . 1
lw,a.rtm.al lii t , " to,
ls.r.r, t , sod I SH U H saU. jl '
. Uf.
tbe
Tbe Oaaatte dHi eel e,netloej
bnwaaty of spf . re, bel te-1
aw4 U) iMle. po 4 vw , )m c,f Klof. W. U.
lJMV eebaerlsJltoi; betb Ibe enb. propn.Vay.
tin t,nt to I'eedietoa via flppor
f'sho ote lna. I'tmnae 4toet
Vtalling I'sadlaana eaa esse tlwia aad
eoqay by tekieg srtss real. By aa
qnaintlaa Ike ts the ptsrvmae eve-
lef Ibe Megw Will Btabe csiiiassnw ersth
1 - rlwl reisT at f. 40 fn rdtwM
eerib-g bd Ooraeltwe VeaeVrbtlF M tbe
mi wbe eswae bke be4 lf SMei .
VTe eeswot we tbe fvt oa aay ether
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' ". I "
Wbet at'BF 0M? IVaA W Ml
eartb. rfcaeal rUeebera.
Welt. ToAolpaAej faae ta Werea-a
Tlppf sad UoaaaMtiL arrlrlof ewe
da eiot Moevdsy ae4 reetlaf wwery
day ef sept nalsf. flbnrtawl es4 edep
end roeU Ie (be lsrnr.
egaflL
fresb lafofssslloe, rrigiosl obeervetioe,
sad rsaaneaUs enUrf ainmsct.
IUftenlo wttb tbe fifty fiiflb vol ems.
tbe pspsf UI aawatee tbe rsg aler assge
lane wbirb will ad J greatly Ie tie
eoavettw'tMte eed attrerllveeeae. Tb
OttlVak Ie pa U is Led every Ssturday
fifty lea teesee year. Tad first (es'ne
tm ess avaelb Is aa ISIastraM MagMiee
lleeiber, awUinleg- sboatleteeM tnsSf
page ee Ibe ordtnsy lasuse, lagetLev
srtffe lefe kastber el ptctnrs.
tje prue-ef The Owllor k Ie Ibree
eVttlare yeer ia kJvaboe, w lees tbe
ceted.y ,
wd fnf etisetaise avtpy eel lltsstf si-
neat (arm f th
Moodat. IhsSili ! ol ai.tet,,i.. ;
snd If you fail se Ie speaar snd tiam, lot
wsnl tbsraof, ths plslntlff alii spply lo Ihs
enurt to grant th rallef itcmand d In said ro-n-plaint,
lo-wlt, for a )'1r'nl and daw-tee
ualnat you lor Ilia sum id V'i And In Wet I
tloraoa frma July 1st. ISftj. tt lh rai ul ttsht
vrt eatil prr aamim. Ih sum l $l'o ailornrts'
lars and lor Uis rws and (tuiiurmnla ol Ibis
ull sad for a derre (,.ie. .h, rrrtalll
tftotigfttfa Itiada, esarutr.! and dfllvara by
tfafan.lanla. I R Srry aud N V. fpwry. tn
plaluofls tm Ihs foMnaltf fr prowrtr ailn
sld In Mormw reuniv, MSb o nr. iri to alt
auuih hall nl lha i,ortliaai unar(e and notih
lislfcaflhe ainilhaaal qnall" nf W , a-Hilh
hall uf aoiiihmiai ajuartac nl ear ' weal half "I
Ibe eoiithweal e,arler ot Sr. 'I, a-tuthaaal
uuartaf 4 nnvthwaat tiiartrr of a-. , nortla
aal iianf of Bnulkaaat unartff nf mmr SI
una kalf of eontiaaat iiartar snd anuth.
aat quarta-C uf nnrthaeat iiuanav irt Sa ail,
aoull,fai anarUf ol wliil uiarur snd
nonbaalfM suutha.at t,Maiir nf ear. f aad
Ue awf1oat qua'tet nl at.ntlieatt iarn nl
M , rantnwl a lha amfW lha nnjnlt atafk M j end Cither tllU ('.
saa Mormw emniy( in py'S "i ot Hnriaattee
si sas Hi. 114 Sn4 l. S"l In sail aali .ftn
m asit aa a aa
loses Shaw waa over from
Creek Wednesday with wool.
Long
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0., tsys "One
Minute Coogb Cure saved my, only child
rrm dying by croup." 11 baa saved
thousands of others goffering from eron p I eetbartlo,
lioeomonis, bronchitis sod other serious 25 cents,
tbioat and loog troubles. For sale by
f!nnaar h Rronk. e
A Merlons UlRIt ally.
"I in fie ted for three years with salt
rbeum. Tbe humor was on my bands
and I wss obliged to keep a covering on
them most of tbe time. Tbe stinging
and burning were very ssverg. Notbicg
did me any good until I took Uood's
Harsspsrilla. After taking six bottles I
as o tired." Mrs. ft E. Wood. De-
Lsmar, Idaho.
Hood'i Pills are tbe favorite family
Easy to tske, gentle, mild.
Andrew Neal was over from Lone
(took Wednesday last,
Chas. and Tom Darnell ars hack from
tbeir trip lo Prioeville. Tbsy report an
mmetiHe biiaineee In pietares ia thsl
section.
Don't tbin yonr blood with sassafras M Tbey are dandies" said Thos. Bow.
or poison it wilb blue-msst; but aid Ns- ere, of tbe Crocket, Texas, Enterprise,
inre by using Dewitt a Little Karly I while writing about DeWitl's Lltlle
Hieers, the fsmons little pills for Oon- Esrly Kisers, tbe fsmons little pills for
atlpstloo, blllonknrss and stomach trou-lsick besdacbe sod disorders of tbe lion).
bles. Tbey are purely vegetable. For scb and liver. For asls by Oonser A
sale by Ooneer k Brock.
Brock.
Aaron Templeton was In from Hay-
slsck last week.
W. E Kshlir wee lo from Dardrasi
oo Wednesday last.
Tbs Union lias lis Afln.lrrM the Ana
soaile Olonl.) Itniua 'iHlrtjr,
Th nuf rilioux mi l v li, ii. Home onion
iJreaxioii.ill t IIikIn lis t iniiii ului . At
lh tlitl'ing Moiil:it.u -ily of Ai iii-uiiiIii
Du re la a dining tub n I !! the ,:n
I inula Onion aM li l . Ila flial fi-.M vt ii
ri- fill ly gii-n with itmtiiguisli l sue
I ess,
I bit. n the rr lifer of the hull. a the
Ai.nion.U SIuikIuhI, Waa n-l a loiu'
lalile, wtlh rott-i fur all lln- uu la. At
t ii .lu I e ua a In roe a in j, i i(y oiion ,
Irt the riiiililli- of lli- table v a all arrstr
tif lfilifa. bread, friiil- ri ket, ilit '
Teller, Kall-ltheum and ICtieina.
The Intense il hlnir and smarting. Inrl
dent to these dlaeaaea. is Instantly alUved
by applying (JhsinWlulu's Eye and
hkln Ointment. Mnny very bml caees
have been permanently cured by It. It
I equally rflli'teiit for tU hlng plh-s and
a favorite retiMxiy for gore litplies
chatitwd hands, liiilblalns. frost Idtei
and chronic aore ryi-e. W eta. per box.
Dr. (adj's rendition Powdcri, are
Just what a horasi tieeils When lo bad
condition. Tonic, lihx-l purifier and
vertnlfiige. Iliey are pot food but
mexlU-ine and the la-at In nae tn pat a
horaai in prime cotidliion. Price 23
cents p r kagtt.
The r reset nt wsvas en Crataa sbnras,
Tbscmss tjaf'-i os down; .
Tbs Turks sis helped t C -lso posers
Who bombard Inrt and town. "
t'olomlile sagls hears not heads
Poof full's plarrlng cry;
Than let us drown these shsmsful daads
In spt rryt "I. In wood gye."
For sale at Ibe Belvedere saloon, I.
0. Hperry, proprietor, (
i ae4 S f't lha t
ins
bS- SMeil ataald f' da-tnsdt. SUuflatiS lans SfaMS
snd iHshursamaars
Thtt wmtiwi teaarvot fol atiranatt
Ie as of l,a Hon, i-.h A laatil
Ju'ttsnf ha abnt antltlao r.art, a-la and
antaird la aald sail an lha iM itar wf Ju'y Ymn.
pMotlk A nloritlh
4 ii AtaufMys luf 1'laluuSa.
Uachire' ganlnatton.
ime tn Hrsrsv tivtt fair ma
Iks kutpaaai a atatlaf aa ean4iMM w
all Sataaas tUaif eTaf it.amaal as as raa4t-
aaa In taayaa ml laa ekyw.,s at l hta annnty
SM staaa to stai ana u lianaai taa aa-aV
,M one rwl f the hall fWtrd 'he
I1ag'lnl of the dub In proud ronpn
I.Otunras It rmilrd nl a e nf.
Itiritirile't l.y a String f I he fr'slilea
from Wlilrh lt,i Ma il) f.ilia ila esme
fin thai wall hung I lot i.ioHo l mil if ull,
v.ru'glil.
II OMij fl.1 Hfc 1 JM 1.1
Tsrh inmilr wore n pr ti) Niiif'm
n er of litile onintis. Th" ton v
gfratly rnjoM-'l by ell the j.M ahi
rJ lha S't iely li iea te du 11,141. li to r
etrsf the 01 .tin Ui th l.ui.i.r an-it iUwBi
el n.M!I,
The business man who esnttol affoid
lo advertise to newspaper usually
winds op with Ihs sberilTa sale eolomo.
A man who eaee to do buslosss should
go oat of business.
T. It. Lynns bas reloroe-1 from Pott-
laod.
txMie lUrb stage leaves Heppner al
To'oloek, a. m Toeetleys, Tbarals,
snd Hslards;s; arrives al 6 c'lnek, p.
oi., Mondays, Wednesdays aad Fridays,
Wilt make ronoeetloa Hh Iraneh train
ban deal red. rtra 1,n mgf
Fflghl 4 eetil par pnand. J. B.
Ballsnbrork, Tfop, Offlce al Harty
Wsrrea's drtif store. tf.
CATARRH
('hsoiherlaio'sOnlir, Cholera aad iMar
fhosa remedy al way afurds prompt re
list. For sale by Cmser k Brack.
flfAfet,
as rfo tie
lb 51 ftfAbt.'li mtV,
raaaa snt-tt,aKei.i itja-a- a..;1 s eb-I ft( (Va 1rm II of.Vll l"a t,a a
uaiM laak i.a IIUi Ml. t d . atTt-'JtV l W O'ltJ , V L 'rb U . r n I-
i(tv! U" .V'Um VV " 1 fVlt-eely r,f.VSf r, the Aiei n le
i llMI Bupi', HtftnS l a I Of ta Oot,l . jiajtil. If t h i f t',
laaaaBaaMaaaaaaaaMaaaaataBjaaaaaaai
read M..d e-sse oiiiuAs ee r-' U-ei
kt eee dwi'a -frf bepd-sfibef a' fi-Ur.e srd ( si f un , it I ja t'e.
it J kliaai 1 at! araetjeetee In The OolW. 11 Aefor W of hero -ilk telle Osoiey by eall . 1UI be Al.a, o...Ja u,,u oe J m gh
ibne the U t sett SkCow. viii
rieaa, !few loik Criv.
I fad iMufattts In the east.
lea
LOCAL DISEASE
Sa) It Ik taaetf ef es sag
SaSSaS (HaMla) taaagaa.
l taw tat amag Nf s aaaaat
tamy tu JasiT laat ga
Svtiy lata Ua" wll t Pa
lljit. rsaMaa,tt(iras
EiYsCriiTi Balm
a ktanwValiad as be t KaraS Ikonaft cwts f'1
gaaali awk. W4 le II aad aaal Hsy fata at a.
af. It. Metlsley bee moved from
s xs i ass e sifiisiey use hi
I VaivJ MioamenlbaV'i to llappeef.
liWl '
KtetYfol! . A. Corrar. formerly r.
It s..4 ttaaatrs tlat a aalpsaw a.
aiars rata, t' i u4aaaaii , aa t (ha tv-aa "-a.
la- 1a IM aaa,hp. f o-ts a4a, la.xai Ik aa.aS
ff 'aa-aa t .o hWala al I at. as aaj I- f a a
JU.I ktHlMLkS, aS t wiaa etraat, Ptw ta
reedletoo.
bee epened as a ISeeat barbershop ia
IheeUstasd to Ibe ,Msilok torner.
Work SO let I T first Mtts. Call oo bim, ,
The Oaftta) beg a aeMarshlp fog
eete.'t-nd lor one seboid y'aMI BiaRttp
Bo dl Aesdaray. prop In sad ee start, t
tbisif yvMbsve b to stlttoate. U