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FIFTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUG. 31, 1897.
NO. 575
PAPER
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED
Tuesdays and Fridays
BT
THE PATTERSON PUBLISHING COMPANY.
OTIS PATTERSON, Editor and Bus. Man.
At $2.50 per year. l.2!S for mi months, 75 ots.
:or three montne, strictly in advance.
Advertising Rates Made Known on
, Application.
'PH18 PAPKB is kept on tile at E. C. Uake's
1 Advertising Affenoy, 64 and 6Ji Merchants
Exohangs, Ban Francisco, California, where oou
raata tor advertising can be made fur it.
0. R. & N. -LOCAL CARD.
Train leaves Heppner 11 p. m. daily except
Sunday arriving at Heppner Junction 1:30 a. m.
Leaves Heppner Junmioa 3:4U a. m. and ar
rives at Heppner 6:1U a. m
r 8pokane Express No. leaves Portland at 2:45
p. m. and arrives at Heppner Junction 8:15 p. tu.
and Umatilla 9:15 p. m.
Portland Exoreas No. 8, from Spokane, arrives
at Umatilla 515 a. m. and Heppn r Junction 8:10
8. m. and arrives at Portland 11:45 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 2 leaves Portland 9 p. m. and ar
rives at Heppner Junction 8:80 a. m. and at
Umatilla 4:40 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 1 leaves Umatilla 12:40 p. m. and
arrives at Heppner Junction 1:47 a, m. and at
Portland 7 :Ct a.m.
For further information inquire of J. G. Hart,
Agent O. ti i N., Heppner, Ore.
OS'X'ICI.A.Xi BIRBOTOBT.
United States Officials.
P csident William McKinley
V'Oe-Vresident Garret A. liobart
Beoretary of State..... John Bhorman
Secretary of Treasury. . Lyman J. Oage-
Becrntary of Interior Cornelius N. Bliss
Beoretary of War BuhhuII a.. Alger
Secretary of Navy..., JohnI. Long
Postmaster-General. James A. Gary
Attorney-General Joseph McKenna
Secretary f Agrioulture James Wilson
State of Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Heoretaryof But H. tt. Kincaid
Treasurer Phil. Meteohan
Bapt. Puhlio Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
u . ( G. W. MoBride
Senators j H Mitchell
r, ( Binger Hermann
Congressmen W. ft. Ellis
Printer W. H. Leeds
!R. S. Bean,
F. A. Moore,
C. E. Wolverton
Sixth Judicial District.
Circuit Jndge.... Stephen .Lowell
1'ruseout.iug Attorney H. J. Bean
Morrow County Officials.
Joint Senator ,
ltepreseutative.
".WW", J. N. Brown
,..A. G. Bartholomew
).B. Howard
J, W. Morrow
E. L. Matlock
Frank Gilliam
liounti Judge.,
' ("tammiaaionere.,
J. W. Beokett.
" Clerk.
" Sheriff
" T return rr
" Surveyor...
School Bup't...
'' Coroner
A. C. PetUtys
J, W, Hornor
Jay W. blnploy
U. F, Vougban
wpwn tnvs rivnaicES.
Miyoi -Thos. Morgan
iyinni .'men tJonser. Frank
Gilliam, Arthnr Minor, K. i. Blocum, Ji
I :.l.unll.l .ml T H Himona.
u W. A. Kicliardimn
Treasurer....' i1 ?
Marshal A. A. Huberts
Precinct Offleer.
k Paaoa W. K. Kichardson
Constable N. 8. WheUtone
United State band Officers.
Turn niiJM. OB-
J.t. Mmra .... lWister
Keoeiver
d w viu. Healste
i.a miHDi. on.
J.'h'. Robtiins.' Keoeiver
SXSBST gOCIETIES.
KAWUN8 POST, NO. IL
g. a. n.
t M at Leiit-ton, Or., th last Saturday of
ach month. All veterans are invitou uj yna.
O. W. Smith, J. O. F110.DA.
Adjutant, tt GoiBtnandiir,
Dr. P. B. McSwords,
PHYSICIAN and SURGE0H.
Office in the CUy Drug Store, near
City Hotel. "
D. J. McFaul, M. D.
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Office boars, R to 10 e. m , oJ 12 to
Is m. at residence. Mrs. II. Welch's
property, aod 1U to 12, hi , to 3 to 5
p. tn , at offlos Id Ibe rear of Borg't
jewelry store.
First National-Bank
Of 1IETTNER- -
C. A. RH t A, . - PeaeltleM
T. A. RMOV. . Vloe Prwsldsnt
CCO. W. CONttN, - CasMar
B. W. SPtHCCH. Ass't Csahler
TranJM'U t Central Banking fa'aca
EXCHANGE
On all pant oi tbe world
Bought and Sold
Otlccttoo hmIi oo all P"'"1 "
rwsonable Trttia.
surplus and nrntlrldud f roflu, $:U.wk no.
Notlct of Intention.
Udo Orru s at l. oaAtit.i, n.,o
Ik'OTK-K l UltRrJV HUT HU
lultuvlua n.riH-l ariiirr liM
of Ms Iniriittua t( maS tl .n-l In su..r1
i.l his claim, ah.l lhl U. .r'l "111 t i'
bli.r J. M. H.itn.n. I i.utily lei., at II '!,
Orrgon, on irtlirt . law;.
IIKMir VAM'TRI-OOL.
Il l K Ko ir tha ' s'id r.
H i, n. IIHM'' atrMHrK VI
II. intt IN. l"'""'.
his nmilfKHm rl t-nr' u.n n l rriil"n
l.tMl lUn.l, lf r iff. ItttMtifc. I'l l'f...'t,
Tft.f slid lluth l)f. 14 l Hl l'iMf.
T M tir.
Ixmi It-ark Stag-a liavra llrpt'tirf at
7oVWk, a. tn., Tuea-laya, llintntay ,
an 1 Halnr 1)t; artivrt at 0 r'tin-k, p.
m., Momlsj , UV.tnrw.la)t aad Fil ls).
Will Disk ronpefll'oo aitli I rai cb tfsio
Lao drirL Far 12. tar-b way.
I'r.ibt rcet pr ponu.l. J. II
DalUobfofk, iVop. OGW at Harry
War r.a t drfid ttors.
IJllk (rota Sio.la I 'f bab'a at
IbiSbortUofi limti. ttf
Goin
East?
IP YOU ARE,
DO NOT FORGET
Three Important Points-
FIRST Go via. St. Paul be
cause the Hues to that point will
afford you the very beBt service.
SECOND See that the coupon
beyond St." Paul reads via. the
Wisconsin Central 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 ticket agent and ask for a
ticket reading via. the Wisconsin
Central lines, or address
Jas. C. Pond, . or Geo. 8. Batty,
Gen. Pas. Agt., General Agent,
Milwaukee, Wis. 246 Stark St.,
Portland Or.
H; W. Fall,
"proprietor
Of the Old Reliable 1
ault House,
CHICAGO. ILL..
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B. &
H., (J. m. s hi. r., u. k a., f. rt. w. & u.,
and the C St. L. & P. Railroads.
RATES 8B.OO FEH DAY
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.,
CZTXC-aVO-O. ILL.
BTOCR BRANDS,
While yon aeep your subscription paid up yen
OAs keep your brand in free of charge.
Bora. P. O.. HeDimer. Or. Home. V R r.a left
snoniaer; oaiuo, same on len nip.
Cook. A. J-Lena.Or. Horses. 80on riirhtahnnl
der, ('attle, same on right hip: oar mark square
crop on leit ana spilt in ngni.
Douglass. W. M,. Gallowav. Or.-Cattlo. R 1) an
right side, swallow-fork in each ear; horses, B D
on lerc nip.
Elv. Bros.. Donates. Or. Horses branded ELY
on left shoulder, cattle same on left hip. holt
in ngus ear.
Florence. L. A.. HeDDner. Or. Tattl. LF nn
right hip; horses. F with bar under on right
nouiuor.
T TT- IT .....u. TT I ...
n j on toe leit snouiaor: oattie oraMdwl J on
right hip. also anderbit in left ear. Hangs (a
morrow ooanty. ,
Johnson. Felix. Lnns, Or. Homes. eirnleT on
left stifle: cattle, same on riaht hlD. under half
arop ta rion win sunt ji left ear
Kennr. Mik. HeDDner. Or. Horses hranded
KNY on lefthlD settle same and onm oil 1W
sari ssner slope on tne rignt
Lnahev. J. W. Hennner Or. HnrM hr.nrlMl
L and A on left shoulder: cattle same on left
hip, wattle over right sye, three slits in right
ir.
Minor. Oscar, nennner Or. 4, atria. M n on
ngnt nip; noma, m on leiisuoniuer.
si kiwi . wjt ii t 1 "i'l? u vr. n t inn
on left noahlei oUle Mm on left hip
t hi tu u tJ
M)
Osborn. J. W.. Doualas. Or.i horaaa O an lf
shoulder; outtls same on right hip.
Parker A Gleason. Hardman.Or. Hones IP on
lerisnoaiuer.
Piper. J. H.. Lnxlntrtnn. Or. -Horses. IK eon.
naottid on lef t shoulder: eattla, aam on lef hip,
andnr bll In eeah ear.
Hector. J. W., Ilim.r. Or. Hones. JO
loft shouldor. Cattle, Oon right hip.
Room. K. G Hsntmer. Or. Cattla W 11 m
left hip, crop off right and andnrhit in left year,
dew lap i Imrae W Con left shonldor.
Thotnpaon, J. A., Heppner, Or. Hones, Son
left alioul.W: cntlls. 'iio left ahcraliW.
Tamsr K. W Hnpiinsr. Or. Minatl capital T
left shuoldar, bnnns; oat lie saun on loft hip
i Mi apii in unin aara.
Wa'tnoburger. W, J.. Oallowar. Or.i homes
quarter cirri. JW on right shoulder; oat tie
quarter eircle J v on right hip and rigid are,
rmp and hole in left tar. Itangt in Morrow and
vmauiie oouuuea.
Notice of Intention.
Land Orru a it Tus Dallss, Onrook.
An 4th. I'"7
X,OTirB IS HRRKRY OIVK.N THAT 1 ME
A fiillowliig-nsniivl selll.r has til ml nolle.
of his Intention lo makt Dual proof In support
of hta claim, and that said proof will be made
nriorti. v. morrow, routiiy elera, at lleliuner
Ongou, oil Hiii, mh, iwf, vis:
JOHN p. LOt'Y.
Record etiirr John lour. lid. F.ntrr No. ftOJJ
for the HH Mec n. lp I S K it. K. VY. M.
lis namea uit oiioliig wlluear.a to prove
nis eouiiiiuoua rraioi-iHa uiin alii ru iivallon
of said laud, til. Juat-ph II. Kllllna, ll.nry
riikloe. John A. iiarl.ke and Itdward Hollo-
way, all of Douglas, Oregon.
iAiu r. m'hikp:.
e-fj0 R.gi.ur.
Notice of Intention.
Lars Orru s at Tin Dam s. Orcoim.
ah. i.
VOTli K I H F.RKBV (IIVKN THAT 1 II K
iv fiillnauif n.inr.1 M.I Hit haa flle uxlli. id
hlalnt.-iitlon li tnaR. final proof In supfrt of
hl.rlU'n. and thai sold prwf a III Ix mad. !
lore i, n. Morrow, l ouniy I I. rk at II' d'hi f
.rjvw'w.un rep,, vm, i.,vi.:
JOHN A. HAkBKf .
li t r.n-rt Sn, fli (or tht Mt. y., Tp. I N
Ht. R. M . M
M naiiwa Ilia ('dlnwlig wllnr - lo pror.
hU coal Iti ooiis ri-alil.iic. iikiii a"1 rulllvailun
.if Mli land. l: Jivt.h II rllaln. Henry
riltlns. John I' liny, l.dwar l Hollow ay. ail
oi iMiogiaa, iir. r'Ui.
JA1. F. M't'Htr.
m an h gi.i.r,
The rejrnUr tutiaonjitiou rn-a of tba
Sotnl-Wt kly (itsetU la f j .V) tml tbe
regular ri ol the Wrekly Orrironlafi
Isfl.TrO. Any out anbftcribfnf (of Ut
Uatette ami faring fr ot year it
eilvanr ran Ixdli the (lai.lla anil
W. aly Ur..ot,ikD for All oil tut
arrilxrt pa) leg thrir sntiarrlf.flons fi
out year lo a lvaoie will t entitle.! u
Ihaaam
ll'l iih.r to I'ctiJi.ion via ll.ppti.r
Krbontaga I.iu. IVraona (t.tfnn of
viailina I'.ndielon ran tavt tlm sn
nuitiey l y tatit g lla ront. ! ait
JMa.l1.tir.aT tb atfent Ilia ffl'"l rv.ll
tnt; fhe .taa" 111 n.ak. roulirrii .ti wilt,
i o'lloi a train at I -In fur IVn ll.ton
Olioa at City I'fllg Mot. V, l, I ,...,
IV"t,ri.t.ir. t
Walt. Tb'imton fiine tt .-f)
IItl n.f and Ioiiatn.t,t, arrivlr f f;
Jy rot t Xl.in laj at I leaviria? av.rjr
day eio.t t au lay, Kbrtot an. I rbap-
eat foqtf to the l.lcftof. J. hlou.
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AN INDIAN LEGEND.
Bow the Mojave Explain the Division of
the Races.
The inystery BujrToundinp; the oriirin
of the Indian race is greatly enhanced
by listening to some ol the quaint leg
ends, says the Los Angeles Herald. Here
is one of them," related by the older
men of the Mojave tribe:
"At the time of the Mojave, the white
man, the negro, and all other people
lived together with their god, Mule
velia, whose mother was the earth, and
whoae father the heaven. '
"They were all supplied with food,
clothing, and many luxuries. Besides
these they had tools and all kinds of im
plements and machinery to work with.
"Everything was manufactured, and
especially matches.
"One day Mulevelia died, and all the
people, excepting the Mojaves, fled, aft
er looting the camps of everything they
could lay their hands on, not even leav
ing a match.
"Here was a pretty state, of affairs,
and the dead god awaiting cremation!
"There seemed to be no other alterna
tive than to dispatch a messenger for
a spark from one of the brilliant lu
minaries of the upper region, and acoy
ote was sent to a star for some fire.
"After a long time he returned with
out success, and so hungry that hej
tried to eat up the dead god.
"Mastanho, the man, sat by rubbing
willow sticks together, and produced
fire, which they used in burning up
Mulevelia. .
"After the cremation, which took
place somewhere near Fort Mojave, the
mountains at the foot of the canyon
parted and the Colorado flowed through
and swept the ashes away.
"Mastanho now became chief nd di
vided the Indians into tribes end gave,
them their allotments of land."
FACTORY WAGES IN RUSSIA.
Barely Sufflciont to Keep Soul and llody
Together.
' As for the distribution of wages, the
pay of a woman amounts to tl:ee-quar-ta.-rs
of that of a man, t hat of a boy on
girl of 12 to 17 years to one-half, that of
a child under la years, to one-third of a
grown man's wages, says the Catholic
World. The advantage arising for the
factories from women's and children's
wages is such that no humnnitarian at
tempts have been as yet able to solve
that harassing problem in any civilized
country. But as the wages of working
men in Russia are absolutely reduced to
a minimum and scarcely aufllcient to
keep soul and body together for more
than. 13 tiours' toil it is a cruel tuwli
gross injustice to cut working women's
wages by a third, since the first nocea-
saries of life are alike in men and wom
en regardless of sex. The monthly
wages of an adult laborer, man or wom
an, in England are 2a (124.05 per
cent), in America 4 4-5 (379.14 percent.),
time greator than the wages of a like
luborer In the Moscow factories. Since,
however, the duration of working time
in the three countries is different, Mr.
Dtuientieff boa reduced the compari
son of wages jier hour and come to the
conclusion that wages in England are
by 284.5 per cent., in MonsacbuHctta by
423 per cent, higher than tliowe in, the
Moscow factories. If we make agoo
allowance for the higher contof living
tu America which, however, la to be
understood cum gramo salia, only tho
lux uric of life beitag deurei' here, not,
the necesHnrleti, like.meat, flour, breed,
still no comparison can m drawn
twt-en the mode of living of an Amir I
coo and a ItusMlitn laborer.
MUSTACHES IN FAVOR.
Hat a Few Decade Ago Tb.y TVar I'a
popular.
"In tbe CO yen I bnve lived in New
York," mild lilt octogenarian tai a re
porter of tlm New Vrk Mail ninl Ex
preas, "1 have never aren. hiieb varia
tion lu the atylca of wearing the um
tarbe. Why, it eein tbut evervlanly
truina uinl nm tin in hh iiu u'lvcrtiHo
ItH lit fur tbelr vnrlolia proft-aniuiiit. J'Ih
broker, tbe Uuiber, tbe Bmrt, tbe Imni
liehH mull, etc., wem to uilojit .tali's of
tbeir own.
"Tnlliiiig of iiiu-tni ln a n'iniiic of tin
lillie wbefi ( 'mi ni 1 1 f , 1 1 I nn reiiii. ( .NVw
York from r'4'yptiii Ji:i7 wearing a big
blin k, drooping lnil(.ta Ii.. ,- w:ia
biokeil iivui in a eiiriio.it', mid it v. on
wiiiie Jenra biter lnfore the iitit jii'hu
was griierully inloplnl. When I whs a
boy the lnllhllli In- VIM loo ki d tiiiti r
vulur and iiiofiMrotia arid tiiiln i oiiilng
a gvtiiii'inan
"I be often biH my father talk
about tbe Ititr'xlii' tion of the flrat inn.
Isiclm in New York. A gentleman re.
turm il fr'.iu i:uroir, mi the story g-m,
In IHio. a ai rubliy looking nuiAto. ,q
a'jormni mi iipr up. 1 1, ehim
were atilc k-n dumb, lie wn rblieub d,
rrilieiiieil aful apurfinl, ami wa finally
rouiiiriica to tfiato 11 off in .pair,"
Ta staaMian.
Tbe Iluaaiana are Iw lietnl t have
orifiiiata-d from tbe Mainiiiau tribe
railed the Iliiailanl, alxiiil t,e ChrinUari
era. At a Lifer rial they were ata.
raJletl M uarol itra, frxtrt M'aaa-'lW, tbelr
Icail rtf il) , The stale w aa f'Mi m)vI
liy liurie. aa.J A. I. ltiia.il. all
dmhy tint',1 11 '.T, wt.rn II .i..n,r tl.r
Ifraii-I il e by i f S Imliimr, r.n, ni,li,(f
'Kb lirit.l I whr-ti it waaralli I Die
gmtl'l (liM liy III M-i.ni. ,w : a a t
ruler lirptin lrll 1 1, tn 1 tsara in
li',2. I"i twr Ui f.rrst a4iiiici ihr
title of rrfiri.r In I'.a'i.
Trylaf Owe M.dli-laa,
The aaernge ng iif d' tor I itmrh
i!ftirr than that nf any nlf.rf ratlitiaj
It i I lti.il, f.ft Tbnf rral no!
ircifraiala, rot
i.l, o t" r oii,i .ii
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tlat 1 r. a4 it,' r I la
I
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i w i' h 1 1 ' r ' ii i.f s A
it i is a, .d I r ,t .i rtiia
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i f i i i ln!,,i:i l a an ar'
' ". "' ti 'I em ry
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I i
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
By local applications, as they cannot
reaoh the diseased portion of the err.
There is only one way to onre deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by sn inflamed con
dition of the mnoous lining of the
Eustachian tube. When this tube gets
inflamed yon have a rumoltegr sound or
iinperfeot bearing, and when it is entire
ly olosed dpsfneBS is tbe result, and un
less the inflHmmation can be taken out
Rnd this tube restored to its normal oon
ditiou, bearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Hiarrn, wnicn is notbing but an inflam
ed condition of tbe muoons eorfaoeb.
We will Rive One Hundred Dollars for
any case of deafness (caused by catarrh)
that oaonot be oored by Hall's Oatarrb
Onre. Send for oiroulars, free.
F.J. CHENEY &UO.,
UTSold by druggists, 75o. Toledo, O.
In reporting the death of Mrs. Elvira
A. DuBois, sister of Mrs. John Jenkins,
of this place, the Gazette made several
errors and for the benefit of the family
we make the oorrectioos. Mrs. DuBois
was 54 years of sge and waa a native of
Wieoonsin. About 15 monthB ago she
oame to Heppner in quest of health, bat
after remaining bere some months, she
seemed to grow worse. She decided to
go to tbe Willamette valley, but after a
stay of shout two months she died of
oanoer tronble, at tbe residenoe of Dr,
Billiogton, at Eugene, Or. Her remains
were embalmed and shipped to Heppner
for interrment, tbe funeral taking place
at 4 o'olook Friday evening. Her for
mer home was at Neenah, Wisconsin.
Small preoantions often prevent great
mischiefs. De Witt's Little Early Risers
are very small pills in size, but are most
effective in preventing the most serious
forms of liver trouble end 'stomaoh
troubles. They onre oonatipntiou and
headache and regulate tbe bowels. For
sale by Oonser & Brook.
The Grandest Remedy.
Mr. R. B. Greeve, meruhant, of Ohil-
bowie, Va., certifies that be had con
sumption, was given up to die, sought
all medical treatment that money could
procure, tried all oough remedies he oould
bear of, but got no relief; spent many
nights sitting np in a ohsir; was Induced
to try Dr. King's New Discovery, and
wn cured by use of two bottles. For the
peat three years bas been attending to
tiusineM, and says Dr. Kintr's New Dis
oovery Is the grandest remedy ever made
as it lias done so muoh for him and
also for others In bis oommnnitv. Dr.
Vinn'a V . Tli.nn.n.u 1. . 1
....up v tiiHuuici i ,a Kiinmijieoti,
for Congbn, Colds and consnmptiou. It
don't fail. Trial bottles free at Oonser
brock' drag store.
J. L. Kincnid oame op from lone this
morning to consult bis physician, Dr
Hwiuburne, who dressed Mr. Klnoaid'.
tnnmb which be had out of! with ao as
about two week ago.
Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Dinr-
rboea remedy always affords prompt re
lief. For sale by Conner ti Brock.
Mark M. Boyed, foreman of tbe Samp
ler News, who recently had bis Angers
ornnbed lo tbe press, had tbe ends of
two Anger amputated at Baker Oily
last week. Mark held down tbe oases
In tbe Guzette c flioe tome months ago.
For Constipation take KHrl't Clover
Tea, the great Blond I'uriflir, cure
bendaflbes, NervoiiHDeHS, Eruption on
the face, and mnket tli.i head at clear ae
a bell. Sold by Outer k Block. i
Long Cnek KKle: T. U. Lyons,
Heppner' prominent attorney, bat taken
bis departure for Juneau, AUaks, to
HN.iiniH the ill tn of tuwimito cnuimia-
inner.
The "ItiryollHt'H I!, at Friend" is a
familiiir name fur DeWiM'a Witch lUr.el
Halve, nlw) ready for pinergeiifie).
W hile a pi c illn fur pile, it also iimtuut-
ly relieve and rnre mil, bruiar, alt
rbriitn, erz, inn arid til kflVotmii nf the
tkin. It in vet fail. Fur KhIu by Cmiaer
A- Brook.
laofig Cn ek i;.le: Geo. Itmler niade
a liiialuret trip tn Heppner last Week
tu look after tba Wool market.
Teller, S.il.iruin and lU'ieina.
Tlm liitenae ttiiiiiig iiii'lsnmrtlii, lnc.
dent to llii'M.iliM iim a, In liiHtntitly allayed
by applying l.'liMtulN-rbiiii'a l-'.ye and
Hkin Oiiitin,.,t. Many very bad taw a
have Iwon xTiiiarieiitly c nrnl by It. Jt
U win.illy elhVli ntfor Iti blng pile and
a fiivoiitu rmninly fur aorn ii I j , t , . -m ,
t bnpied baiida, billibilna, frnat bit
and i bronli: aor eye, ill i ta. .er bo.
!r. Cad'a (imilltlon 1'imilim, are
jti.t what a hnrmi liei when In bud
coinlitlnn. Tonlii, MikhI purllier and
VermlfiiKo. They are not food but
iiii'llrliin and the I--.I In iimi to y
boran in prlniw nmilitluii. I"rk:
Hit
relit a.r paw k.
laong ()fe.k LfU: lUport ara that
ronaideralile ilvelnitiien work it being
don on tti enal proicl oa tba John
Day rifar. Hum nc.lli t,l eoal I helt.?
Iakn mil.
CATARRH
ta
LOCAL DISEASE
la ) mvH sna
Sta4aa tkaaaa ca,
ll .a k. r-..4 I f . ,MaaHt
fly aa. k I. at v 4 b
ai f it ii.. Im.
' I-" f aaaM it g'.la
-I M .""a.
Ely's Cream Balm
bae, iq h. ii ssoas ib..H,rt ran f.
'aaal aiaa.li. I "4 la M4 S4 i
lla, f ata. ..f
' ...aL I
I ,4lNl ' ''p,,f "n "'""''
I t. v 3 t f I .
I Y I O, I'. Jobnaori wa
"--I. It .maa4waa I, a .a I
tan i,4 i.,ai,...ii.,iii.aMM, .i.
wt e.-.v- t iw,, i, , n,, 4.
t.a.1 liKWlaii.ai, aftaai.l,l. tw
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
THE PETITION GRANTED.
For a Topographs and Geological Harvey
of Eastern Oregon.
Home time ago Mr, B. F. Wilson, reg- '
isterof tbe United Stales land offioe,:
formulated a petition to the interior de
partment asking a topographio and geo
logical survey of that portion of Eastern .
Oregon lying between tbe base line and '
the third standard parallel; extending
westward from . Snake river, says the r
Long Creek Eagle.
Mr. Wilson is in receipt of a letter
from the department stating that the
oeoeseary steps bad been taken for such
a survey,, Tbe determination of an initial
astronomic; point will be undertaken
early in tbe fall at a point near Baker
City. Sufficient triaognlation will pro
bably be executed daring the season to
provide for tbe aotive oemmenooment '
of topographio work next year, and tbe
geological work will follow in the ordi
nary oourse of events.
Practise Economy
In buying medicine as in other matters.
It is economy to get Hood's Sarasparilla
because there is more mejiomal value
in Hood's Sarsaparillo than in any other.
Every bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla
oontains 100 doses and will average,
taken acoording to directions, to latt a
month, while others last bat a fortnight.
Hood's Fills are the only pills to take
with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Easy and
ef&oient.
A Remarkable Performance.
Frank and Walter Holly left Buokley,
IV. nil ... . k ! I. . 1 .' 1
u., uu w yiuspeuilllg eapautuon into
Mount Taooma recently. Walter re
turned oarryiog tbe dead body of Frank,
He bad oarried the body 85 miles
through a jangle of Ar trees and brush,
auu wiidd ue arrived ai nnoKiey be waa
oearly dead. Frank Holly aooideotally
abot bimsolt while coming down a bill,
bis Injuries proving fatal, necessitating
bit brother carrying bis body boms on
bit baok.
A llrsiarkable Core for Chronic Dlsrrhiea.
In 1802, when I served my oountry at
a private lo Company A, 107tb Peoo.
tylysnis volunteer, Iooutraoted ohronio
diarrhoea. It hat given me a great deal
of trouble ever tinoe. I have tried a
dozen different medicines and several
prominent doctors without any perma
nent relief. Not Ion; ago a friend tent
me a sample bottle of CbnmberlHin'i
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
nml after that I bought and took a 50
cent bottle; and uow I cao lay that I am
entirely cured. I ouiinot be thankful
enough to yon fr this great remudy
uuil recommend it to all suffering veter
an. If lu doubt write mo. Your grate
fully, lleury Stelnberger, Alleutoan, l'a.
Sold by Conner & Brock.
F,. O.: Jame Neil nf tlilt city bat
maile a gold dimiovery in tbe John Day
mountain. He went out there with
Fred Oliver, Niinther old gentleman, but
tbe latter eaine bofim. Mr. Neil kept
on hi search for mineral Immure, and
ban bloated a olaim from wbiitli be took
outtn in two bou n. He tbinkt it will
yietd big pay Willi development, and
name back to Feiiillelon after another
stock of iippli"H. Tbit be has scoured,
and lis aga.o started fur tbe mountain
to work bis prospective Klondike.
If you have ver teen a little child in
e pari'iyato of lumping oough, or if you
have been annoyed by a constant tick
ling in lb throat, you oati appreciate
the value of One Minnie Cough Cure,
wbmb give inii k reliof. Hold by Con
er k Itrork. a
V.. ().: A. (1. Bartholomew, oonoly
juiignf Morrow oouiity, in tha oily
tbi morning no hi return from tba
Oakiilale rotiforenre. II went up lo
Milton on the freight tu viil old friend,
having formerly rwn led there.
Mop that rough! Take warning. It
may lcl lo consumption. A 'i'o bot
tle of Hhilnb' Our may tav your life.
Hold by CiHier Jt Brook. i
IOflg Creek K.agle: D. C. It.twtiaf,
father of Mr. Joe Msaturaon, ancom.
( anled by bit family and Mr, Dreaaer,
cam over f r am ll.pi ner Tburtdty of
laet week.
I ' Dr. John W. ltaamut, of th IWdlwbt
I -Hi Hop
cigar tu
If
ovr fr ira JLn
' A. t of ray, formerly of l.oJIstoO,
I I ,,t..,.,l .... . 1. . t.l l,.,l,. .1,.,.. In
e- "V ........,-
lb nil stand on tba Mttlock coroafa
Wu k slrlutl; Dfst Ol. Lad oa bitu.
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