PAPER
FIFTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPT. U, 1897.
NO. 579
OFFICIAL
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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Train leaves Heppner 11 p.m. daily except
Donday arriving at Heppner junction l:itua. m
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rive. At HetiDnar 6:10 a. m.
t Hpokane Express No, 4 leaves Portland at 2:19
p. m. and arrives at Heppner Junotion bus p. m,
and TTmatilla 0:15 d. m.
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at Umatilla 5:05 a. m. and Heppn r Junction 0:10
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rives at Heppner Junction 8:30 a. m. and at
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Portland 7 :Ct a.m.
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McClure's Magazine
For 1897
SEVEN GREAT SERIALS
FXXCI-A-Ij sibbctobt.
United States Officials.
.William MoKinley
...Garret A. Hobart
John Bherman
Lyman J. Oage
. . Cornelius N. Bliss
, ....BuBsell K. Alger
John D. Long
James A. Gary
..Joseph MoKenna
James Wilson
Jas. C. Pond,
Gen. Pas. Agt.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
or Geo. 8. Batty,
General Agent,
246 Stark St.,
Portland Or.
P. esident
V:rw-Presldent
Secretary of State
bee rotary of Treasury
Secretary of Interior..
Secretary of War
Secretary of Navy
Postmaster-General. . ,
Attorney-General
Secretary f Agriculture
State of Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Secretary of State H. R. Kincaid
Treasurer Phil. Hetsohan
Bnpt. Publio Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
' J G. W. McBride
Senators Jj, H. Mitchell
,, I Binger Hermann
Congressmen W. H. Ellis
Printer W. H. Leeds
IR. S. Bean,
Hnnraina Juliana I V. A. MooTO.
( C. E. Wolvertoo
8izth Judicial District.
CironitJndge Stephen .Lowell
Proseoatina Attorney H. J. Bean
Morrow County Officials,
Joint Benator - A, W. Gowan
u..,.,.i.tW J. N. Brown
County Judge : A. G. Bartholomew
Commissioners J . K. Howard
J. W. Beckett.
" Clerk
" Sheriff
" Treasurer......
H. W. Fall,
PROPRIETOR
Of the Old Reliable
Gault House,
CHICAGO. ILL.,
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B. &
Q C. M. Ji St. P., C. & A., F. Ft. VY. it C.,
and the C. St. L. & P. Railroads.
HATKN 98,00 PER DAY
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton fits.,
CXEXC.A.3-0. ZliXi.
A New Life of 6 rant by Hamlin Garland. The first authoritative and adequate Life of
; Grant ever published. (Begins In December.) . J -J
Rudyard Kipling's nrst American serial, "Captains Courageous." (Begun in November.)
Robert Louis Stevenson's "St. Ives." The only novel of Stevenson's still unpublished
(Begin 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 of Lincoln's Cabinet, and is probably better
fitted than any other man living to give an authoritative history of this period from his
recollections and correspondence. .
Onrtralta of fire at Americans. Manv of them unmibliihed. In connection with this series
. of portraits it is intended to publirh special biographical studies under the general title of
makekh OF this UNION from Washington to Lincoln. ,
Pictures of Palestine. Specially taken under the editor's direction. . ,
Stories of Adventure. A serial by CONAN DOYLE, In which he will use his extraordinary
talent lor mystery and ingenuity which have, In the "Sherlock Holmes" stories, given him
a place beside roe and Gaboriau. . j -
TEN FAMOUS WRITERS
T 1 VT .WhT 111.1.. A.Mn ,h. U ft 'mII. J.h. 111. HAmln. nu. with tlia ATiianHnn
il AVUAKDL. , All UIOIIUIIUU U1U IIU IT1U nilWUUUIIB UIDUUIUllig ;CBI n 11 u. VAUVtluu
of two contributions to another publication which were engaged from him long ago, will
appearn mccluke s maoazink.
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS. A series of new animal stories In the same field as the "Brer
Rabbit" and the "Little Mr. Thlmbleflnger" stories.
RUDYARD KIPLTNO. Besides "Captains Courageous," Kipling will contribute to McCLoai's
an oi tne snort stories ne win write aunng tne coming year.
OCTAVE THANET is preparing for the Magazine a series of short stories in which the same
characters will appear, although each will be complete in ltselt.
Anthony Hop Brat Harts) Robert Barr
Frank R. Stookton Stanley Weyman , Clark Ruaaall
will all have stories In McClubk's for the coming year.
These are only a small fraction of the great and important features of McClors's MaoazinS for
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DOGS ON THE WAGON SEATS.
Surveyor....... .
School Bup't..
..J. W. Morrow
,E. L. Matlock
, Frank Gilliam
.. J. W. Hornor
..Jay W. Shipley
ignan
, F. Veugh
w . RirhnrdHon
L. W. Hriggs
A. A. Roberta
' Coroner
-ww ivuvm nvwirmns.
"rr" Thos. Morgan
R5Vr ..Geo.Con-er, Frank
Gilliam, Arthur Minor. K J. blooum.
LiohMnthal ana . . o"""-;
Kxxmler
T-eaeorer
Marshal
Praainct Oflloer
... W. K. Kiehardson
Justlceoira i-aao. N B. whetstone
United States Land Officers.
. wa am.
.... TB" " Hagistar
J. r. moore Baoaiver
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'iT?" .rUoslvar
. MX. iwwuM.'."'
- 0oat3BT BOCIXTIKB.
BAWLIN8 POST, NO. U.
G.A. B.
Meet at Uxiorv. Or., th. h Jn"r of
-err. month. . AU " Vwi v..,,r
Q. W. BroltB.
Adintatt.
C. O. KduUA.
Commander.
BTOCR BRANDS.
While yon aeep yonr subscription paid np yen I
eankeep your brand in free of oharge.
Bora. P. O.. Heppner. Or. Horses. P B en left I
shoulder; cattle, same on lert hip.
Cook. A. J..Lena.Or. Horses. BOon riffhtshoul
der; Cattle, same on right hip: ear mark aqnara
orop off left and split in right.
Donahue. W. M .. Galloway. Or. Cattle. B Den
right side, swailoV-fork in each ear; horses, B D I
on left hip.
Elv. Bros.. Douglas. Or. Horses branded ELY
on left shoulder, cattle same on left hip. hole I
in right ear.
Florence. L. A.. Heppner. Or. Cattle. LF on
right hip: horses. F with bar under on right
shoulder. . . - - I
tf J on the left shoulder: cattle brauded J on I
right hip, also nnderbit in left ear. Hang in
.orrow county.
Johnson. Felix. Lena. Or. Horses. eirnlaT on
left stifls; oattle, same on right hip, nader half I
nop in n ud split u lait ear
Kennr. Mike. Heppner. Or. Horses branded
KNX on left hip oattle same and crop off left I
art under slope on toa right
Leahe. J. W. Heonner Or. Hones branded
L and A on left shoulder; eettle same on left I
hip, wattle over right eye, three slits in right I
ear.
Minor. Oscar. Heppner nr. Cattle. M D on I
right hip; horse. H on left shoulder.
uiiniw. K7. ' D I' V' VI U'nMW, at I
on lett snoaiaei o&uie seme on ten nip.
Osborn. J. W.. Donalas. Or.i horses O on let
shoulder; oattle saina on right hip.
Parker & Gleason. Hardman.Or. Horses IP os
left shoulder.
Piner. J. H.. Laxtnctoo. Or. Horses, JR ono.
n sated on left shoulder) oattle, same on laf hip. I
onder bll in eaon ear.
Hector. I, W., Heppnar, Or. Horsas, iV ot
left shoulder. Cattle, O on right hip.
flnem. K. O. HeoDnar. Or. Cattla W 0 on
left hip, orop off right and nnderbit in left year, I
Htm lert sootuaer.
A Campaign
Of Education
How io Oct. ir
For
Faithful Canine Guardians of Their
Masters' Property.
One of the familiar sights of city life
in Chicago is the dog perched on the
seat of a delivery wagon or with his
head protruding from the rear of the
vehicle and barking lustily at some
supposed intruder. The sight has be
come so common as to attract but little
attention from the pa6sers-by, but only
few years ago its rarity would have
demanded instant attention. Take it
around the big wholesale grocery
houses down-town and the majority of
the wagons that are backed up to the
curbstone have a vigilant four-footed
guardian in them. Most of these dogs
are shaggy-coated terriers of one kind
or another, without any claim tojiigh
breeding, but with the merit of inces
sant and wiry watchfulness. Let any
one but the owner lay his hand upon
the horse, wagon or contents and at
once the dog sets up a savage and noisy
protest, in which all the dogs in the line
of wagons join.
One of these truckmen, when asked
why it was that so many of them had a
dog on the wagon, answered: "To watch
out for thieves. You see," he con
tinued, "we carry many small pack
ages, and maybe before I get rid of my
load I have to visit a dozen places, leav
ing my wagon and contents unprotect
ed while I go into each house. There
are always thieves watching for just
such opportunities, and before I had a
dog every little while something would
be stolen from my wagon and I would
have to pay the loss. Since I have had
my dog I have not lost anything.
"How did I train the dog to stay in
the wagon? Oh, that was easy. I just
tied him there and kept him tied for
three or four months, and by that time
he was on to his job. Then the dogs de
velop generally great affection for the
horses and stay nights with them. My
dog Bleeps in the stall with my horse
and the animals are almost Inseparable.
I have tried to take the horse out with
out the dog once or twice, jusit to try
him, but the pup set up such a racket
when left far the barn alone that I was
glad to let him out."
Some of the big express companies
are now putting dogs in their wagons
as additional safeguard. One noticed
yesterday had a bull terrier of most
ferocious mien on, the.seat. Pity the
aneek thief who ever attempt to filch
anything from that wagon! lie never
will get away with it. Chicago Chron'
icle.
Everybody Says So.
Oaeoarets Candy Cathartic the most
wonder tul medioal discovery of.the age,
pleasant and refreshing to the taste, sot
gently and positively on the kidneys
liver and bowels, oleansing tbe entire
system , dispel oolds, care headaohes.
fever, habitual constipation and bil
iousness. Please bay and try a box of
0. 0.0. today; 10,52, 60 oeots. Sold
and guaranteed to care by all druggists.
If
ill
&AUI.I0
POYDEn
Absolutely Pure
Cass J. Matlock, once a Fendletonian,
is in tbe city, from Bandon, B. 0.,
where he has been engaged io tbe hotel
business with good suooesa. Mr. Mat
look thinks now of disposing ot bis in
terests at Sandon and engaging io simi
lar business at Bkagaay, says theE. 0.
Tbe Southern Pacific railroad company
has deoided to sell tickets from all
stations on its lines io Oregon, at one
fate for tbe round' 'ip. In view of the taot
that our people have been favored with
abundant crops, it is oonfidently expeot
ed that the state fair at Salem will have
a better attendance than ever before,
and io order to give all an opportunity
to visit this great institution of whioh
the people ot the entire state have rea-
arm . rx Kn npniirl Hi i a nnnnln tin. r t
railroads has reduoed tbe fare so as to J " ooa as vr. .rung's ew dis
enable all to see one ot the grandest oovery. They are not as good, beoanae
displays ever eihibited at Salem. The this remedy has a record of cures and
Fair open Sept. 30th and closes Oct. 8th. besides is guaranteed. It oever fails to
07U tt satisfy. Trial bottles free at Onnaar
Brock's drng store.
The True Remedy.
W. M. Bepine, editor Tiskilwa, HI.,
"Chief," says: "We won't keep bouse
without Dr. King's New Discovery tor
Consumption, Ooaghs and Oolds. Ex
perimented with many others, but oever
got tbe true remedy until we used Dr.
King's New Disooverv. No other remedy
oan take its plaoe in our home, as io il
we have a oertain and sure cure for
Coughs, Oolds, Whooping Cough, etc"
It is idle to experiment with other
remedies, even if tbey are urged on you
W. K. Oorson oame in from Monu
ment Tuesday and left immediately to
acoept a position with Joe Woolery at
lone .
Stop that oougb! Take warning. It
may lead to consumption. A 25c bot
tle of Shilob's Core may save your lite.
Sold by Oonser & Brock. x
$5.00
UNPARALLELED
OFFER
Dr. P. B. McSwords; '
PHtSICIAN and SURGEON.
Store,
OflVi to the City Drag
City total.
oear
tt
dewlaDi hon
Thompson, J. A., Heppner, Or. Horses, t, on I
left shoulder: cattle. 1 no left shonldar.
Tarnsr n. W.. Heppner. or. HinaU oapltal T
bones; oattle same on ten Up I
ooiB ears.
Wattonbarger. W. J.. Galloway, Or.i horses I
quarter cinite JW on right shoulder i eattlel
quarter circle J W on right hip and right sine. I
crop and bole in left ear. Hangs in Morrow ana
Umatilla oounuaa.
D.I. McFaul, M. D.
UEPESER, OREGON.
nrnnSf.
p, m-tt offiot in
jewelrstors. ,
tbe rear of Borg's
Notice of Intention.
Land Orrirs at Tms Dallss, Oaino.
Aur. 4th. IMI7.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVKN THAT THE
following-named settler has filed notice
m rmnre.S to 10 a. DX. od 12 to lot his liitenUon to malts Bnal proof tu support
v.- - u7.inK'a I oi his claim, ano. irtal saia prooi will he mane
1 o. in at readeooe. Mr, tt. "0 J before J. W. Morrow, county clerk, at Heppner,
Sun V IO l. ui . w v urvgon, on eepu una, in, vis;
JOHN P. VOVt.
Rerord entry John Iuy. Hd. Entry No, tOA
lor in N Wit Kec, w Tp 1 8 K 24. E. W. M.
H names in mi lowing wnneaw-s in prove
his ennttnuou residence upon end cultivation
of eald land, vis: Joseph H. Flltlns, Henry
Putins. John A. Harlik and Edward Hollo
way, ell of Douglas, Oregon,
4AOt r.
H0 Register.
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the best literature.
Tbe best literature Is expensive.
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Weekly.
Publlsaed at 110 ' fifth Avenue,
Hew York, Is full of the best things
Its Illustrations are superb; it
stories eharmlog; and 1U literary
department are edited wltb con
summate skill.
Buch a paper Is a great popular educator. It should be In every
borne.
Tbe subscription price of Leslie's la 14 pe nnum.
We make the unparalleled offer ol a copy of
Leslie's Illustrated Weekly and our Semi
Weekly one year for only $5.00.
Mo such offer was ever made before. No such offer will aver be mad
again. These two papers mak a most acceptable Christmas or blrthdsy
gift, and will be constant reminders ot tbe fiver's kindness.
Remit by postal order or check to the
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Heppner, Ore con.
WEEKLY
The
MONTHLY
Firt Ndional Bank
0F3EPPNER
PreeldentI
Vlee Preele-ent
Ceshler
Asa't Cashier
C. A. ME,
T. A. ME.
GEO. . CONtH,
Trull I Gtnl Basting E&iiiiesi
Oa all paj ol the world
BouVitvnd Sold. s2
J I hi. (wi tin
(action i oa all points ea
rueanee Term.
arl4 ondlH Profit. IS 1,0) 10.00.
Notice of Intention.
Laud Ornc s at Tns Daixss, Osiook.
Aug 4. IIW.
Outlook
Pukllsked Every Saturday
13 Astor Place New York
XJOTirE IS HEREBY OIVf.N THAT THE
lv Inllowlng namMl settler has Sled notice ol
hlslntrntlon to mak Anal proof In support of
hlsclaim, and that said pmof will be mad be
fore J. W. Morrow, County ( lark St Ueppner,
Orgn,oa Sept. Hh, mn, U:
JOHN A. UARRKE.
H I. Entry Ko. for the WEta, See. K, Tp, I K
M.
s the following wltna tn prove
U'his rtilenee npnn and riilUvallnn
nf said laud, vis: Jnat-tih H. Pllklns. Henry
rilkln. John P Uiuy, Edward llnlloway, all
of iMmglae, Urefoa.
Register.
(c o)lntentlon.
. .auxr AT Ollllll OSSQO.
A. lith. lf
..vrira atREhilVrX THAT THE
IN ollg awdll.r ha Bled eotlre
hi mu. to w.akM.1 pt l
' , Ll. ria.nd that will hm aiad
tllorel. w.wrow.'r lk,sl-fa.r,
tlRfRPOU
n E rV4. U'j and SK't
He " "" P"
kwcnUna fwHM.sM .Mill.!!"
Hi i amid lanU: Rian. laH fraly,
Troy lht('P4 H '. Ail l Hofpner,
lcm. f Wllf.
Ta4 u1
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
IAND OPKICK AT THE DAI.I.KH.OREOOH
J Aug , 1W. Kotli Is herrl.y given thai
the following-named svttli-r has filed onttraof
his Intention to male Dual prifln support of
his claim, and that sold proof will ( mailt
Iwfor J. VV. Morrow, Comity clerk, at Heppner,
isrvgim, on tx-ioiier is, iwi, vis:
TRl'MAN B. KK ItARPHON.
Rd. P.. No. Aim for the KWU km. I Id I I k
nr. W M.
M.mim the Io lowlr.s? wltnesas In nrova
nis rontitiuotis roslnonre iilHin slid cu Uvatlon
of said land, I Thntnas H. tlraham, Andrew
reliersnn. Kith ol Oonerlierry. uregon. rl
vsnti Wright snd Andrew Wright, both of
eight una, uivgon,
JAS. P. MOORE,
575-A7 Register,
Tbs Outlook will be la 1W7, aa it baa
beeo darlof eaob of its teeoty ssrsa
years, a History of Oar Owe Times. Ia
its various editorial departmeets Tbs
Outlook giTes a eompaot reyiew of tbe
world's profreas: it follows with ears
all tbe Important pbilaotbroplo sod id
dastrial novwineDte of tbe day; bas a
complete department of religious news;
Tbe regular sobeonptioa prioe ot lbs I devotee maeb space to tbe iut-reataof
Semi-Weekly Osteite is 12.60 sod tbe I tbe borne; reviews surreal literature;
regular prioe ot tbe Weekly OrtgoDiea feratabee cbeerfal table-lslk about aiee
is 11.60. Any one eobeohbioi for tbs aed tblngs: eod, la abort, aims to civs
Oaselte and paying- for ope year ia I freeb lolormalloD, origieal obsf ratios,
adaace caa fl botb tbe Osteite aod I as J rsaeonable eoUrlalotneol.
hi. li. n I.. I..I1UI AII.IJ.L
newaiy urriwiss ir '."'. u .w .w eu.lanla- .l.h the flfl. ft.fft, Snlssu
ennbers paying tbeir guWriplions for
owe year ia adranee will be entitled W i-" wu u"
tr earn l(lnesiM( whirb will add greatly Io Its
Oooteuleoee aod etrrarliveoMe. Tbs
Ueppner to feodletoo via ueppaer- w. u....j
r.h.NU.s fjna. I'.raona da.Wr.na l r" '' o..i-y
vtailieg l'eedltoa asa save time end
money by tektnc thie roate. Lir ae-
qaalntina tbe aeeote Hie previous vo
tef tbe stage will make conneetioej wltb
1 a r lock train at rho for reedMon
Unf ft ilagwe utppner i
le'elook, Tsye, Tnorwdays,
. tt.laru- artai a a loos, p,
- . .... I f .1 llm lU.a tS7 11 I. .an
" ...... w-.k s-i- sprieinr.
Walt Tbompena rune state betwewa
Ueppeef aad Moaomaot, arriving every
day tiaapt Modiy aad leavieg every
day eiewpt flaaday. Hborteet and tbp-
fir. el W - a
,ha dew . S l way
.i.kt a loona. i. u
freii
UIWnbwk.rrop.e
Verr-e's dneiore.
et
Ilarry
tt.
tutbe 49. Wrber sbp, I ewt roots to tbe Isle nor.
aieeate. OtIVs ''tager. tf H-
fifty t0 laenee a year. Tbe first issue
la eaeb montb is aa Illustrated M agasias
N amber, eooUioiof a bunt twin as tuaay
pagee aa tbe ordinary iaeue, tngattier
hb a large aombef of pH-tnree,
Tbe prise of Tbe Outlook ta tbree
dollars a year In advanse, or Ira tbea a
ewet a day.
Head for a Sie)a epy snd illalrt
C J. f beam, I propetos to Tbe Ootloar, 13 Astor Kott AeaUeiy. Drop la aad ee aboot
O I Pina V.a Tmi Pilf. luia if Leva a bo I aJaraLa. If
COLONIAL RUINS IN GEORGIA.
Bom Stranare Reminders ot an Aa.
svuuoss.
IK THE jl'snt'E COt'ET POR THE SEi'ONO
Din r li t, Male of Orrgoo, lor Morrow Coun
ll. Inskeep, rUlnUfr,
A .
I. ft Miller. Defendant.
Te I l. Miller, the above named defendant
In thenaiaeof Ids uu of na.ua : loaar
nerel.y miulrel Io appear liefore lh nii'lir.
signed, a Jisit( nf lh I'aara, In Sat ond lls-
tiii I in mki roiiaty and siaia. on th Wnd dsr
M Ortubar, l7, al Ih hour of one o rlnrk In
Ih afternoon of said day al my oAtce In said
dlslrlft to answer Ih enmplslnt iii I. N In.
il loamlnl opno en loiriimnl nf arlllog
ni wnemin n neinanis Twenty ixtllsrs (IJ'I
won I u lamas I nun six IS. I't. al lha fate ot
tan pr rent ar samiai and in mala and dia-
hiiramenla nf this arilon The defrmlanl will
las nolle that If ha tall In answer I ha now-
tilalul hrr.ln Hi Hal Ml ff will lata iMngmanl
walnat aim lor Taanty Iioiiats end lulereal
ihara.in as Uia rale ol tan r rant f annum
ftom May M. !!. sud call and dtslKirsaoenw
of this a. tlon.
I'ulilisiaxl by ovdaf of
Jiiattre nf ha Pear for th hnuM InsirVI Io
Mormw etxiiiiy. Mate nf tmon.
ImUI nrpi. mli, Jivj. fiT wl
Tbs O ! will lakepnlatoM, apples,
eggs or batter os eahssriptloe eoroanls.
Any one owing Ibis oflWrea settle tbeir
areoonl ia tbis manner and aaa'l do il
too eotia to soil as.
Stranare Reminder ot
dent Settlement.
Near the town of Lexington, in the
eastern part of Georgia, are located
some of the moat Interesting and lil
toric ruins that are to be fount! in the
south. The pen of tbe hUtoriau has
failed to record tbe adventures of thoae
to whose' handiwork theac remains of
ancient fortifications are attributable,
and the story of the nnclent settlement
has only been preserved In the tradl
tlons of the community. Away back in
1770, five years prior to the declaration
of independence,, six men snd their
families dwelling in Wyoming valley
in the colony of Pennsylvania, gathered
together their effects and with their
families started on a long journey
toward the south. They were Scotch
rresbyterinns, and, not being In touch
with their Quaker nelghliors In Penn's
colony, they decitled to try their for
tunes in the wilds of the lands of tbe
Clie.rokees.
Through Maryland, Vlrglnln, North
and South Carolina they took their way,
and not until they had eroiuied t lie 8a.
rannah river and were beyond the juris-
diction of the lords proprietors of the
colonies of the CaroliniiM did they make
a halt within the liorders of the vnst
snd fertile territory claimed by the
Cherokee. The Indians had St that
time become Involved In a quarrel with
the white colonials at Savannah, and a
desultory warfare was going on w lilch
deterred the travelers from proceeding
further southward. They rdrcted the
highest bill in sll that sect Ion sea coign
of vantage, v. here they count ruclcd at
first a rude blockhouse, surrounded by
a tall palUtadr, ami then cleared the
slopes of tlie trees snd iinderhriioh o
th savage foe rould not approach with
In fsnwahot without Iwlng diaenvrrrd.
The corner atones of the old fort at III
remain In their plocen, huge flint Uiwl
dera thst iipii-d the ri:V' wulla,
tbe storw of which arcarntu-red on the
barren hill aow around the old m-MIc
ment. I pot. the rtioesy rrrin utonr
sre rudely Inscribed the niinxa of va
rious members of the six nriginnl fam
ilies. Newton, nit-hnrde, llaltlwin, Lait-
drum, Martin ami (ii!!uim. Many are
the legends snd trsdilioria tlint cling
about the environ! of the am-lrt.t set
tletnetit, and tlw alrangc sdit-nlurrs
of the valiant piotieera have been
banded down from aire Io son. Ware
tbey collected they would make
an entertaining ail. lit ion to the history
of the early settlement of tblarotintry.
n. T. .'uel.
In a reoenl bioyole race np at Tsooma
an aooident ooourred in whiob at aver,
the oraok man, was dangerously injured.
They Are the "Mustard."
Meadows & Hstten, tbe pioneer blaok
smiths, have made some elegant im
provements in tbeir establishment and
added a large stook ot iron, horseshoes
snd other materials essential Io tbe
happiness of those who need quick re
pairs on tbeir wsgons, buggies or any
kind of maohinery. Tbey bars ex
tended their room so as to accommodate
everybody in the oonntry who is In need
ot repairs. Wbsa you want a borse
shod, maobine repaired, tire sel or aoy
thing else in tbeir line, you will find
Meadows ft Hstten Io be tbs boys thst
osn do it aod do it right In abort
order. . tf
8tati op Ohio, City o Toledo)
Ltjoas County, f
FrsDk J. Obeney mskes ostb Ibat be
is tbe senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Obeney ft Co., doing business in tbe oity
of Toledo, county sod state aforesaid,
snd that said firm will pay lbs earn oi
Ons Hundred Dollars tor each and every
ohss ot estsrrb that oannot be oared by
tbe use of Hall's Ustsrrb (Jure,
FbaNK J. CUBNSY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presenoe, tb's (Jib dsy of December,
V.1HM.
-, A. W. Olbason,
seal Notary l'ublio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is tsksn Intern ally
snd sots directly on the blood and mo.
oons surfaoee of tbe system. Bend for
testimonials, free.
K. J. Cheney k Oo Toledo. O
IJTHold by druggists, 730.
A few dsys ago sensational speoiala
were senl out from Tsooma, Io tbe effeot
that Sandoo, B. 0., was depopulated on
aooonnt of a plague tbat was raging,
people fleeing for tbeir lives and aban
doning tbeir property. A speoial to tbe
Ledger, tonigbt, saya that Bandon baa
been particularly free, this summer,
from plagues of any kind. There is very
little ilokness, and only one or two oases
of typhoid fever.
Practise Economy
In buying modiolus as in other matters.
II ia eoooomy to get Hood's Sarsaparilla .
because there ii more mediomal value
in Hood's Sarssparilla than in any other.
Every bottle ot Hood's Sarsaparilla
contains 100 doses and will average,
taken aoaording to directions, to last a
montb, while others last bat a fortnight.
Hood's Fills are tbe only pills to take
with Hood's Sarssparilla. Easy and '
sffioient. '
Obss. Horgsn, ot Ssnd Hollow, one
of oar most exsmplsry yoang men, de
parted Saturday for Portland and will
enter Holmes English Business College
at onoe. Mr. Morgan is to be coogrstu
lsted opoo bis deoision ot ohsrsoter
wbioh prompts bim to tske advantage of
opportonitiee offered. He oould not .
bave aongbt a better sobool than the
Holmes.
Qrent County Nsws: Vsrnoo Lodgs
Knights of Pylhiss of Ibis city, wbioh
aa no lodgs room, it figuring closely on
tbe prot ositlon ot build log a ball.
Tbe "Uleyollsl's Best Friend" is a
familiar name for DeWitt'e Wltob Heiel
Halve, always rsady for emergencies
While a sprciflo for piles, it alsoinstsnt
ly relieves and enres eats, bruises, sslt
rbenm, ecsema and all sffeetions of tbs
kin. It nsvsr fails.
flroek. e
I). A. Currsr, formerly of rs.lletoe,
be opened ep a 18 eel barber ebp la
Matlock rorner.
. Call on binv.
lb oi l t. on tbe
Woik itrirtly first eta.
Tbe Oaselte bas a ecbolariblp for
sale, good for one eebool yssr al Uieboe
tt antes a llwaaa.
They wire jm t i l'stn!T up Uie real e
tale d'-al ami Hi-r an wboslways want
ed eonietliii.g t'.iinn In to make s f iod
barrtiin spfa-ur'd io ln-it1e.
"Wbal'll )u throw In7"
-Wbatll 1 tabatr
"WLat'll ion throw In aa a sort of
boniuiT'
"Oh, yea. of rourw," aawl the real ea-
M ftim. "How at u, iid of me! Why,
tb fa t la, In our line of business we sre
not In eatly In Ih" habit of giving
prlrea, but, In this rase, just to OisUe li
tilnding. 1 don't mind tti rowing In the
bark tatea."
"MOW yoq'rw talking tMialieaa!"
rlalmed lbs would lie imri baoer. "It at
ai pays for s man to sti' k out tt M
rlghu."
It was wily sfler the Irsnsfer wse
frikU tluil be ft arovere.1 that lb bak
Lssee were pata)4e by snd not Ui the
ewtaer. 4'hkgo l'w4
If yon bave ever seen a little obild in
a paroxysm of hooping oongh, or ityoa
bsve been aonoyed by a constsnt tick
ling in tbe tbroat, yoa oan appreciate
the value of One Minate Cough Care,
wbiob gives quick relief. Sold by Coo
ler ft Brock. e
Cards ars out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Lillian E. Hamilton Io
Mr. Bart W. Johnson, botb of Oorvsllis,
on Wsdoeedsy, Sept. Ui, 1807. Mr.
I Johnson Is sditor ot tbe Corvellia Oa
selte and is highly esteemed by all of
bis trisods and tbey are legioa, all of
whom ais lavish in tbsir wslbwUbss.
Catarrh eared. A olssr bead and
sweet brestb secured with Shilob's
Catarrh Remedy; sold on a guar id tee.
Nasal Injector free. Bold by Comer ft
Brook. x
OranlCo. Mows: Miss Eva Brians.
For Bsle by Conser af rjsppuer, dsagbter ot Mrs. B. F.
Vsagbso, has been engagsd Io lake
Hen. I.onatrMt was r.a.nll. marrbw! 01 n PHmary aeparimeul 01 IDS
to Mlea Ellen Dortcb, of Atlsnts, Oe.
Oen. Lnngatreet is 75 ysars old while
the bride is less thsn 35.
Csnyoa City pablle school.
Te Cere Ceestlpatlus Porevrr.
Take Caaesrels Candy Catbarli& lile
or r-o. If C. O. C. fall to otiie. drnauists
refund money. If
Tbs denes Friday was well attended
sod muob enjoyed by all.
Trtter, Halt-llbeum and rVxeme.
Ttia Inlanaa 1 1 . ' Vi I n r. nil .mirllfitf I r, r-1 -
dent to thnan diaeaaee. Is Instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain's Eye anl
Hkln Ointment. Many very bad caeee
have Iwn permannntly enrol by It. It
Is equally efnrlent for Itching piles and
favorite remedy for sore nliitdne.
chapped bands, chilblains, frost bitca
and chronic sore eyes, eta. per box.
Dr. fadr's Cendltloa I'ewdVrt. are
jtiat what a horse needs when la bad
oowlmoa. Tome, blood putioer and
vnrmiruge. Ttiey are not vrl bnt
mei Ins and lbs beet In nse to pat
bores la prime txmdltlon. I'rb 11
cents per pes sag.
"My boy oame borne from sobool one
dsy with bis bsnd badly laacsrsled and
bleeding, and suffering grssl pain," says
Mr. E.J. Bchall, with Meyer Bros.
Drog Co., Bt. Iouls, Me. -I dressed
the woood, and applied Chamberlain's
Paia Balm freely. All pain ceased aod
In a ramnrksbly short time it bested
without leaving a soar. For wounds,
sprslns, swellings snd rbsamslism
I know ot do Bieillolue or prescrip
tion iqael Io it. I coosider it a bones
bold Daeesslty," Tbe 25 aod 60 seat
bottles for ssls by Conser A Brock.
Tbe Dalles Cbrooklsi Mr. E. U.
Piper, who for several years bas bald
tbs position of elty editor on tbs Ors
goolso, bas gone to Beattte to take
charge of tbe Post Intelllgsnoer. As
Mr. F. A. Carle baa also severed bis
connection wltb thst psper, there Is to
be a decided Changs In the edltorisl
staff.
CATARRH
M7AlsAU
localVisease
Sa4 1 Is fS -aWt a eats, as)
Il cm k earaS h ill ill
Salt Wave a 4 At.
aa.y lata lea anawtia Ba
EJy'sCream Bata
Is sStMwMra4 le he tf sa1 irroayS f fi
haaeii atanii. IW4 la Ilaa4 sa4 IUf faa af s i
Karl's Clovsr Hoot Tee, lot Coaetipa
tloa It's lbs beet and if after Being il
yoa don't say so, retoro psrksge aad
get your money, Sold by Goassr ft
Brock. I
mm s4 Hi aim laa aaas 1 1 s i ,
soars taia 4 laaaaaO., has 'I lea am, pn
ytt Ua swaii-aaa ttrm aa.4a. laianas taa nans
f 'ailt"l raa an. at lmr(iauw ay awit,
glf kauyl altka, a W areas euaai, Hew !,
Orant Co. Nsws: Mrs. B. F. Vsogbsa,
wbe bes beea visiting ber boebsod while
ea bis trip le tbie valley, departed for
ber bme la UppBr last Monday.
For Oonstipatloa lake Karl's Clovsr
Tea, lbs great Blood I'urlfisr, carts
beadeebee, Nsrvoaaeaee, Eraplloes oa
tbe face, ssd mskae the bead as clear as
a ball. Hold by Conser ft Broeb.