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WHAT A MINING TUNNEL IS.
The Greast Economics Secured br New
Developments.
Many persons residing at a distance
from mining districts have the most
erroneous idea, as to the supposed sim
plicity and enormous profits of mining,
apparently, deriving their information
from the data of phenomenal assays, or
occasional pockets of rich ore, mis
takenly assuming that such cases are
average samples, and that ore can be
dug almost as potatoes are dug. On the
contrary, with the exception of a very
few mines which may pay expenses
from the grass roots down, successful
mining to-day involves the maximum of
practical experience, professional
knowledge and financial means. This
is fully borne out by the following
brief notice of some of the leading min
ing tunnels of Colorado.
The outcrops of mineral-bearing
veins or ledges are usually found on
the steep, rocky slopes of high moun
tains, separated by deep and great
gulches or ravines. As the veins usual
ly dip into the solid interior of the
mountains, shafts are sunk either on
the veins themselves, ore being taken
out as the process goes on, or in such
proximity to the veins that they can be
reached from the shafts by drifts or
levels (which are really side tunnels
from the shafts) and the ore stoped out
and conveyed in small ore wagons along
such drif Us or levels to the shaft, hoisted
to the surface, and thence lowered down
the steep mountain side to the nearest
wagon road leading to the mill or rail
road, the shafts are frequently
hundreds of feet deep, and themouthsof
the shafts frequently hundreds, if not
thousands, of feet above the bottom of
the adjoining gulch or valley, the ore
hag to be hoisted by steam power to
the surface (such steam power involv
ing the conveyance of fuel from the val
ley to the shaft house), and from the
mouth, of pumping plants, in addition
to the cost of hoisting the ore and sub
sequently getting it down the steep hill
side.
The expense of pumping, hoisting
and hauling seriously reduces the mar
gin of profit, and in some cases extin
guishes it altogether.
It is obvious that, under the above
circumstances, through a tunnel
driven into the mountain and reaching
the ore bodies at a low level say, firam
the level of the bottom of the adjoining
gulch not only can the ore be extract
ed from below and taken out almost by
natural gravity or the minimum of
power, thereby saving the expense of
hoisting and subsequently conveying
down the steep hillside, but also drain
age can be had by naturalgravity, there
by dispensing with the expensive pump
ing plants, costly fuel, wages of engi
neers, etc. Engineering Magazine.
LOCAL BQCIBS.
One inch ot snow fell at Lehman
springs in the mountains on last Toes
day. Back. From the Grave
We oannot come, but we can often
stay our progress thither. ' Disease,
like everything else, mast have a begin
ning. All chronic maladies tend to
shorten life, and render it a species of
martyrdom while they last. Malaria,
kindoey o-implaint, ohronio indigestion,
rheumatism all have email beginnings,
and may be stayed at the outset with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This ex
cellent tonio and alterative is adapted
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R- ports oome from Alaska that the re-
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ter and the hundreds ot Klondike bound
gold seekers will be obliged to remain
on Ibis side ot the pass until spring.
This fact will torae many with limited
means to return, as tbey will not be
ablo to bay a sufficient amount of sup'
plies in tbe spring to oarry thorn any
farther.
Their Increase in Numbers In tbe
Last Ten Tears.
A Tenses of Employment torn the
Weaker Sex Opened lP y
Mechanical Improvements
Things In Their Favor.
Dreadfully Nrirvoos.
Gents: I was dreadfully nervons, and
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my system so thoroughly that I rapidly
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lUe United OtateS, Dominion OX twinkcr and a 'prominent citizen.' lie
fliinnrU anrl WnrtWn Marin shouted out to myself awl ray compnn-
Pendleton Tribuue: Mies Catherine
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Ion: 'Well, you'ru a nice pair to draw
to,' and I doubt if he has seen two of his
acquaintances together In 15 years
without rqiringing that poor, pale,
hhrinklng jest.
"There's another man who has a big
mercantile biutinewi down the street
nho never meets a friend without ask
Ing: 'How does your constitutionality
angaeiate?' lie's considered a mnn of
Intelligence, too, nnd yet he'sbeenchirp-
Itvg that lilt of Idiocy at evcryliody he
knows for ten yenrs.
"Then there's tin head of a bigmanu
fnrturing firm In the south end, a man
of w ido pultun", a man of thn world.
who ought to have Mime sense, who
Mas no delighted with hi discovery of
'Nit' a few years ago that he regards
it as a larlllinnt witiiclirin In itelf, and
never lonca an opMirtunity to inject It
into hia conversation with an air that
amount to a demand for recognition of
hut mot.
And o It goes. Nine ositof every ten
men you meet have some pet phrase
like that, which has ceased to mean
inythlng. If it ever did, and which they
Are at the bead of til with w horn they
wime In contact. Jtr. Nonlau haa de-
fined this afltiction a erholalia, I be
lieve, tint tlw ronT dignatlon for it
A Bore Thing, for Yon.
A transaction in which yon can not
lose is a Bare thing. Biliousness, sick
beadsohe, tarred tongue, fever, pile
and a thousand other ills are caused by
constipation and sluggish liver. Cas-
0'irets Candy Catliartio, the wonderful
new liver stimulant and intestinal tonic
are sold by all druggists and guaranteed
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WOMEN W0EKEBS.
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
LUNG TH0CBLES AMD CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CUBED.
In Calloway oounty, Ky., eight per
sons were poisoned recently by eating a
sto'en watermelon.
Certainly yon don't want to sudor with
djspepsia, constipation, sick headaches,
sallow ekio and loss ot appetite. If on
hsva never tried De Witt's Little Early
11 ee.rs for these onmnlaintg or yon would
bar hi en oursd. Tbev ar email pills
but grunt regnlntora. For sale by Cen
ser and Brock,
Portland Tribune: Zoeib louser is
a capable and popoltr m to, though the
Uinutilla conuty pe pt wanted Judge
Fee, not Homer. But people oan't
bave everything they want to this world
A Care for Billoss Code.
R annr,HaifeoCo.(G. I have been
eubjeot to attacks o( bilious eolio for
erersl year. Chamberlain's Oollo,
The department of labor lately con
cluded an investigation, made at the
request of congress, to ascertain wheth
er women are superseding men am
wage-earners in manufacturing pur
suits, and, if so, to what extent. It
appears from the report, which has just
been made public, that the increase in
the number of female employes during
the last ten years has been greater than
that of males. This is in acordamce
with the rshowing of the last three censuses.
The information on which the report
ie based was obtained from less than a
thousand establishments, but they are
scattered over . 30 states aaid have so
many employes that the figures fur
nished by them may be taken as rep
resenting fairly the general situation
for the manufacturing industries covered.
Ten years ago these establishments
which reported had 64,560 employes.
They had in 1895-'90 108,643 employes.
The number of women over 18 had in
creased 66.3 per Cent., and of women
under 18 89.1 per cent. The increase
in the number of male employes over
18 was 63.1 per cent., and of males uw
der that age, 80.6 per cent. The women
have been gaining on the men, and the
juniors on the seniors. There is more
work than there was ten years ago, but
women have secured the larger share
of it. . . ;
It has been contended' that married
women nave eitner suppianiea uieir
husbands as wage-workers because
they worked for less, or have been com
pelled1 to work like their husbands, and
supplement the wages of the latter, to
support the household. Much has been
said about the evil effects of this on
family life. But the data collected by
the department of labor do not support
this claim.
Of the 79,987 women employed, of
whom 45,162 were 18 or over, 88.7 per
cent, were single, 8.5 per cent, were
married, and 2.5 per cent, were divorced
and presumptively hadtosupport them
selves. Of those wbo are married
many undoubtedly hnve drunken or
worthless husbands, and hence are
compelled to take care of themselves.
No one who haa observed the increase
In the number of women wage-earners
during tbe last 60 years will be sur
prised at the increase during the last
ten years. Tbe day when women could
find work only on the farm or in, do
mestic service has gone forever.
The reason why women should be
given employment in manufacturing
industries on an increasing scale are
apparent. The greater division of la
bor, which is the result of new methods)
of production, has mode places where
their services could be utilized. Me
chanical improvemnta have lessend the
amount of physical exertion required
of employes and have made it possible
to utilize the weaker sex.
The women are more trustworthy.
Tbey do not get drunk. They are not
likely to go on strikes. They learn
mora rapidly and they stick to their
work more closely. And, in addition
to that, they work more cheaply. Pos
sibly they can afford to do so, since
they do not feci it necessary to ex
pend part of their earnings for beer,
whisky and tobacco.
According to the report, out of a
given number of instances where men
and women work at the same occupa
tion, and perform their work with the
samedegreeof efficiency themen receive
greater pay lr 76.1 per cent, of the in
stances, and women 16.5 er cent.
Where malm over and under 18 do the
same kind of work with eqisal efficiency
79.8 per cent, of the former get the
greater pay.
Labor leaders claim that men get
more than women do because they are
organized, and are thus in a better po
tt Ion to fight for high wngeia. Others
contend that as on the average the
needs of women workers are less than
those of men they are w illing to work
for leas. ChlcBgo Tribune.
An Eminent New York Chemist sad Scientist
Bakes a Free Offer to Oar Headers. .
The distinguished chemist, T. A. 81o
oum, of New York City, demonstrating
bis discovery of a reliable cure for Con
sumption (Pulmonary Tubercnlosis),
bronchial, long and chest troubles,
stubborn oongbs, catarrhal affections,
general decline and weakness, loss of
flesh, and all conditions of wasting
away, will send THREE FREE BOT
TLES (all different) of his New Dis
coveries to any afflicted reader of this
paper writing for them.
His "New Scientific Treatment" bas
oared thousands permanently by its
timely use, and be considers It a simple
professional doty to soffering humanity
to donate a trial ot bis infallible on re,
Soienoe daily develops new wonders,
and this great chemist, patiently experi
menting for years, bas produoed results
as beneficial to humanity as can be
olaimed by any modern genius. His
assertion that lung troubles and con
sumption are cnrable in any climate is
proven by "heartfelt letters of grati
tude," filed in bis American and Euro
pean laboratories in thousands from
those cured in all parts of tbe world.
Tbe dread Consumption, uninter
rupted, means speedy and certain death.
Simply write to T. A. Slooum, M. C,
98 Pine street, New York, giving post-
office and express address, and the free
medioine will be promptly sent direct
from bis laboratory.
Sufferers should take instant odvan
tage of bis generous proposition.
f leaBe tell the Uootor that you saw
this in tbe Gazette, published at Hepp
ner, Oregon. July 9-7-1 yr.
FOlljyOU!
Now Prepared to do Any
Kind of Printing Don't
Send Your Orders ' Away
'Till You Get the Gazette's
Estimates
Heretofore the Gazette's job depart
ment has tried to do no work other than
plain printing. However, this shop ie
now prepared to tackle anything in any
line and will meet prices ot any person
nnder tbe sun in the line ot druggists '
supplies, blank ooks,' bank work,
county work, or any sort of book bind
ingwork that yon have heretofore, aunt
away to get done. ,
Tbe Gazette shop is not a oharify
ooncern bnt it yon will give as a ohanea
we will see that yon are satisfied in
every particular.
Bay your goods at borne. Remember,
that Abe Lincoln said that when one'
bought goods away from borne the
foreigner got the money and we got tbe
goods. Bat when tbe goods were-'
bought at home we had both money
and goods. This is good doctrine. We
ars willing to abide by it. When th
printing drummer comes to town, re
member it and call up 'phone No. 3.
560 tf ,
Hick Mathews and V. Gentry,' nnder
the firm name of Matbews & Gentry
are associated together in tbe barber
bnsiness in the new stand, two doors
south of tbe poetoflioe. Tbey solicit a
call. Shaving, 15 oents. tf.
NOTICE.
All persons indebted in notes and ac
counts due to Noble & Co. are requested
to oome forward and settle same as
soon as passible. We still continue in
bu'siness and will sell goods as low as
oan be bongbt anywhere in the state.
Noble & Co.
Heppner, Or., Jane 24. '97. tt.
Thk Boss Feed Yard. The first feed
yard tbe teamster strikes in Heppner
is that conducted by William Gordon,
next door to tbe Heppner Gazette
ranoh. Mr. Gordon is accommodating,
has a good yard and abundant facilities
to take oare ot stock in first olass shape.
His prices are very reasonable". He bag
bay and grain for sale. Has lately
added a car load of baled timothy.
tf.
A good bicycle, suitable for either lady
or gentleman, in fine repair, new pneu
matio tires, for sale obeap at Gilliam &
Bisbee's. tf
Now is tbe time to get tbe Weekly
Oregonian, tbe greatest newspaper of
the West. With tbe Gazette, both strict
ly in advance, one year, $3.60. No better
combination of newspapers oan be made '
in the state.
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Agt.N I', Hy, Aaet.tlen !'. Agt.
lhellle,t)r. I'ortlanJ, Ot
HE GREW NERVOUS.
Cenld Hot Awnra I, see a Hair
Tws IV r Day
The Subject of lialdiieea ia juat now
updating one ot the member of Uu)
I u'Uxl htau-a m-haI. Until a man 1
gins to grow bald be runaidera it a mark
of Infirmity ; nfu-r be begiu to uiolt be
regard tbe dearrt nw on li lea dome of
thought aa an evliViwe of luWllevtual-
Ity.
i tie senator in quratson la very
averae, however, to the Uwa of hlalorka.
and made deep and long reeearrhew Into
the matter of hair reelorvra, making
practical U-ela of aui'h a recommended
Iheuisrhea U bis jiilguviit but they
did not have the il'iml effect. Hew a
overjoyed, therrfire, when a brother
rim tor returned from abrviad Winging
w lib him a Ul of a marvelous hair re
auirative of matrtc powrr. tin appll
only nr relief. It sots like charm,
One doss o( it girts relief when all other
remedies fall. G. V. Sharp, For sale
by Cuneer k Brook.
Fnrtlaoil Tribane: T. T. Ger bas
got the po'iU eod deolinet to be etuok
way In tbe Oregon City land 'fflce,
wanU eomeibing nearrf hi size.
Hmall preo-Rititun often prevent great
mischief. iWWiti'g Little Early llieers
are very email pills ie aiia, but are nioet
effective In preventing tbe most eeri ue
forma rf bvee tmnhle and lotnaob
trouble. Tbey enra constipation and
hdabe and rrgntat the txiae!. For
al b) Cot r A Brock.
'Hie Itailalor Line"
o
Now It I Cotigreeuiao Toague aud
Farm-ir l leer. I'neaibly a year from now
If tbe flret Oregon Jietrlol ehnnld go re
poMiceu, It will be CegrMraan fleer
radon would make ibe hair aptvul and and Lawyer Tngtte, ; eiohaoge,
several applications caused It to eonie Wbyf Mast Mr. Toegne buy Mr
Tbe Oaaette due not aueattoa lb
totealy of acy pereoa, bat tt Ie pom
palled to lieiet spun tb Saab ie adveaee
plea pf eutort lioe, whether tb smH.
ertlier b Cornelius VaeJriMM or the
man ab i eartie bis bread by iial toil
W eatio d rug ) sey '!
Jlsi, ' if
ft
tat vw lifum t U4 Muaut
.. CTCAUSng .....
"onus cut" avo -utevitrot"
leave The !IU daltv fefarpl Mun.tev)
I it am. Iava IVrllaa I at
a m.
hen on in .t r..tHa.l, i. p t.ff at
Tt. lllee aad take a trip d.iwn lb
l.Jsabti y..a aill ., t ,
rrtooey,
W. CI At LAW AT.
M'Beral Agent,
Wanted-Hn Idea SS5S
a.a,
forth In rirh, luviirtant link. Tbe
artMtiHa mouth fairly watered at the
drw-riptiiin of that hair reaUtrrr. lie
I"'"! the bappy lanaeeaeor of this jiv
one flni.1 to let Kim have a Wllle, and
the M-nalor eriliel thai It should la de
livered to binion the net! Wv.
lint it didn't emne that day. nor ibe
nett, nr the iet, and the arrui tor grew
aii a at lieart with ibe ho itefrrei.
Merting' the naraactr of Ihe rejfeneral
tig ellvlr In Ihe arnate rlevnttir lite
oUi. r day be al om-e but binholevl hiro
and liiiuir s w heti he rvuld etie-t I hat
hair restorer.
"lib. I'll sr ml It down teVtMOrrow,'
Was the reply.
Well, now, livoV here." ea.d ibe sena
tor, earnratty, "I want trt get It Juat aa
m a ili'e. Tkla thing la fetliag
eertoiia very arrlnua, ky, free I
P.tt, I m liiairt balr oe to n evert
Uv. and ran t ir thin." Vv ashing
Wa r lay,
Geet'a ellrnr?
II ' Ik Creepy rkilseea.
Heavlew, Va. We bare a eplendi
ala ot CttarnberUla CoOjh Remedy
aad pnr eastonter coming frna far an
ear, epeat ot It In the highest term.
Many be eatd that their ehildrea
a on 14 bar diid of cmop if Chamber
lain' IVmgb Kerned t ted not been
given.-Keltstn A Onrtra. Tb 23
M real ettet for eala by Ccnarf A Brock
Araiea Sal re.
Tt Besl Halve in Ihe world for I'm,
Uralses, Horee, Uleer. Halt Utien
fevae liwes. Tetter, Char pd Ilad
CbUMaina, twn. anl all Hla Frnp-
ttni'. a r. I Tvsmtely rnr ril r-r n
par reqiir,! It g aarantred t. fits
ivttret ealiefaelloa pe awrtev rwaa h.
frii-e VIA eesle ont K. t'og sale, by
kVuM ft lU'Kl,
Land Office at Thk Dallih, Oregon.
July 21, 1H97.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED!
at this office by O. B. Dowis against 8. E.
Walker for abandoning his Homestead Kntry
No. 4li22, dsted March 15, 18W, upon the EW.
NW Bee 34 Etf BWi Sec. S7, township S, South.
Range 23 E, In Morrow county, Oregon, with
a view to the cancellation ot said entry, the
said parties are hereby summoned to fuinear
at thi otlice on the 24th day of Sept., 1897, at.
10 o'clock a. m., to respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
, W. Morrow, county clerk. Is authorized to.
take the testimony in this esse at his office at.
Heppner, Oregon, on Sept. 18, 18S7 at 10 o'clock. ,
in. J AO., I. UUKt.
67-78 Register.
Come to tbe Gazette office and get a
decent lot of envelops printed.
Government envelope look obeap, and
besides yon cannot get yonr bnsiness
card printed thereon. tf
What is Hop Gold? Best beer on
earth. See ad. elsewhere.
Fat a quarter in yonr pooket and
don't spend it till yon get down to Low
Tillard's. Finest liquors and cigars.
Near city ball. a
See those new Russian Tan shoes
down at Llobtenthal's. Latest styles,
best quality, reasonable prioea. Yon
cannot do better anywhere. tf
Notice of Hearing of Final Account
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR MORROW
County, State of Oregon. In the matter oC
the estate of Wm. Cecil, deceased.
notice is nereoy given that Peter Bauern
fiend, the executor nf the last will and testa
ment of Wm. Cecil, deceased, has filed his final!
account in the office of the clerk of said court.
In said matter, and In pursuance of an order of
the Hon. A. O. Bartholomew, judge of tbe above,
entitled court, said final account will come on
for hearing and settlement on the 2nd day of
Nov., 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m., the second day
of the Novemtier term ot said court, at the
court house in Heppner, Morrow oounty, State.
oi uregon. on or before sam time any person
Interested in said estate may appear and file his.
exceptions. In writing, to said account, and con
test the same.
PETER BAUERNFIEND.
Executor of the last will and tuatlment of Wm..
i.ecii, aeceasn.
Dated Aug. Z), 1897. 73-82 '
Come in and subscribe tor tbe "Gazoo."
INow is the time. Xon dou't want to
miss a whole lot ot good, bard reading
tnat la now being published in our
"Only."
Any person who ia interested in
British Columbia should write to W. H
Hnrlbnrt, general passeoger agent of tbe
O. R. A N-for a copy of Pat Dooan's lit
tie "booklet," "Tbe New Bonanzaland."
It ia well wortb tbe trouble. 60-tt,
A Iwrrplag Dress,
It is a desirable thing for a house
eerier to have a regular sweeping cos
tume for her work. The. dress should be
a simple frork of cambric, aee.raucker
or Rome, washable material, made, with
round wairtt and straight skirt. A
arge kerchief of white inuidin, digni
fied by the name flc.hu, is a plctureaqua
addition to the dress, and serve to pro
tect the waist from dust. Th sleevea
of the w al.it should be loose, ro they can
he rolled up and give freedom to the
Irtoventrnt. A round cap of muslin.
which nwy be easily waahed, ahould
cover the hair loowly ami prevent dust
touching the hair. The large Dutch
fichu recommends! la really a very
vseful article. It k pinned closely
around the throat and prevents the dtast
from drifting under tlie dreaawaUt or
Into tbe fold of the (tree.. When made
of aheet-w hite mualin, or even of creamy
oheeaecloth. It Ht very eaally washed, so
the eame. frncU may te worn for sweep
ing a King time v Ithout twlng put
through the wash. Almost any plain
fnwk of wash material may be used
w Ith thl protection of Putob flchn and
cap. N. . Tribune.
"VeU Meaat.
American wheelmen 'raveling alone
In Europe have many quccrrxperiencea,
A young man who waa bicycling in
southern France waa pushing hl wheel
np a sleep hill when he overtook
peasant with a donkey cart who waa
raolilly becoming Btalied, though the
little donkey waa lining hia tirat. The
benevolent wheelman, putting his left
band against tbe bark of the rart and
guiding his wheel with the other, pushed
a.) hard that the donkey taking freall
courage, pulled hia load up to tbe top
successfully. The summit resetted, the
peasant burst Into thank to hie bene
fsi Uir. "It waa very gmxt of yon, nion
aleur," be said; "I ahould never In the
world bave got up tbe bill w ith only on
4.nkey!"
atae at a liesasre araaalsslsa,
A bachelor tearher who waa in tb
habnt of pttahshlng refractory pupil
by ttaitig a ruler on the hand, reee
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of 1 summers, Tbe miaehievoua g irl
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