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DEVOID OF ANIMAL LIFE.
A Ceaseless Straggle Between rir
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The antarctic is a continental land
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Devastation of Cuba by the Con
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Back From the Grave
We cannot come, but we can often
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shorten life, and render it a species of
martyrdom while they last. Muluria,
kindoey oomplaint, ohronio indigestion,
rheumatism all have small beginnings, correspondent by Adolph W. Waldmann,
Rain of the Tobaeeo Tr Ml
Deetrmctlon of Haasei and
Property of All
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A special dispatch from Havana to
the Evening World gives a detailed ac
count of the devastation which has been
wrought throughout the island of Cuba.
It contains a statement made to the
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processes of erosion have lowered the
elevation of the volcanic craters, its
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A CIRCULAR RAINBOW.
A Singular Phenomenon Witnessed In the
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One of those peculiar atmospheric
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Chicago Journal. Mr. Wheelock was
climbing a mountain spur at sunrise.
The atmosphere was clear, but there
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as a circus ring, was seem in the fog
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which it was found. But what attracted
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center of the circular "bow." This
spot was so intensely luminous that the
observer thought it might be a bush fire
some distance away, but this supposi
tion was soon dispelled by further de
velopments. Slowly and regularly, and
n uf niuv 4hi hrin-ht pen-
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The Bedonlns Were Hadly Frightened by
the Hall.
Jimmy hit the bull, a slow one, ond
simply sent it out of sight. Away over
tol I'orttit s head it tlew, as triougn
Wind for the middle of the buhara,
(snys the SportHinain'M Magazine. Two
hundred aud fifty yards Irom tue in
field squat ted the Bedouins, still chat
tering and gesticulating like crazy tnein.
Whether or no they su.w the ball com
ing I know not, but tliat one of them
will never forget his introduction to
the league Inum-UsII, however, I am cer
tain. It struck bun squarely npon the
top of his black head and ibun bounded
40 feet Into the air.
The blow was, of course, a hard on.
but the twror it inspired we far
greater than the shock. An unearthly
howl broke from hiliiethe BwlouSn
followed the bail Ireto the air and tbe
U'dlnma that Instant4y broke hwwe was
rxeenled only by tlte aeene in front of
oir liotel that morninir. llaxl tne
A Bare Thing tot Yon.
A trausiiotiou in which you can not
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of Chicago, a very observing and con
scientious German-American, who has
just completed a trip through the prov
ince of Santa Clara.
"I came to Cuba on January 1," said
Mr. Waldmann, "to buy tobacco. I
found only 80 bales in Havana, all poor
stuff, and decided to go to Santiago de
Cuba direct by boat and return slowly
by traveling through the country where
I could, so as to pick tip tobacco
if there waa any. Let ma say; there is
none.
"The trade in the states is utterly
misinformed on thiB point. I have been
two weeks getting, 49 bales and have
searched the island from one end to the
other. The crop coming up has been de
stroyed. There is a little patch here
and there around a town, but the fields
are laid waste. I can safely say that
east of Havana there hs not enough, to
bacco gathered or in sight to keep a
small factory in the United States go
ing for a month. The reports of planters
to the west of Havana are such that it
would be useless for me to go there.
There is three times as much Havana
tobacco in the states to-day as there is
cut or growing in Cuba.
"As to the revolution the situation
looks to me after studying it with my
eyes to be this: The Spaniards seem to
be satisfied if they can bold the towns
All the country belong to the rebels
And the rebels are slowly destroying
the towns. If they bad a few 12-pound
cannon only the big cities would be
standing in a month. Nothing could
stop that.
"As it is neither side can win. Un
less a change comes Cuba ia certain to
be made a waste. It is pretty close to
that now. I did not see a farmhouse,
except there were soldiers in it for
fort, standing in my whole trip. I saw
hundreds upon hundreds that had been
burned down as I passed through the
country, often with hsHf-charred sew
ing machines, cradles, furniture and im
plement! strewn about. There is not
a home with, the family in peaceable
possession in the country so far aa
could see.
"When I was In the city of Santiago
3e Cuba I got acquainted with some of
the Spanish officers there. They were
very polite and nice to me. They took
me up in a tower and with a glass
showed me the earthworks and fortifi
cations of the rebel strongholds. When
I asked them why they did not attack
these places In plain sight they said the
troops could not leave the small forts,
f the soldiers go out they are shot down.
This was the reason they did not go out.
"One of the officers who seemed to
be an inspector examined the guns while
there and told me that the whole war
was on a rotten basia and was an out
rage upon Spain. Another officer, a
general, afterward expressed the same
dews. He said be was disgusted and was
going to resign and go home. They are
angry because the other officers sit
around cafes in Santiago and did not
lead the troop to the field. It was just
the same in Trinidad, Cieniuegoa and in
every large city,
"Between Colon and Matanzae the
whole country ia burned up. All the
villaires on the line are destroyed ex-
Tbe distinguished chemist, T. A. Bio
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Notice of Intention.
I AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES OREGON,
J Sept. U, 1897. Notice is hereby given
that the following-named settler has filed notice
of his Intention to make flual proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on October 27, 1897, viz :
MARY OLSON,
Hd. E. No. 4689, for the 8W1 Sec. 29, Tp. 8 S R
24 E W M.
He names the following witnesses to Drove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Jacob I. Young, Wesley W.
Brannan, both of Davidson, Oregon, Olof Berg.
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Notice of Hearing of Final Account.
IN THE COCNTY COURT FOR MORROW
County, State of Oregon. In the matter of
the estate of Win. Cecil, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Peter Bauern
flend, the executor of the last will and testa
ment of Wm. Cecil, deceased, has filed his final
account in the otlice of the clerk of said court
In said matter, and in pursuance of an order of
the Hon. A. O. Bartholomew, judge of the above
entitled court, said final account will come on
tor neanng ana settlement on the 2nd dsy of
Nov., 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m., the second day
of the November term of said court, at tbe
court house in Heppner, Morrow county. State
of Oregon. On or before said 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 testlment of Wm.
Cecil, deceased.
Dated Aug. 23, 1897. 73-82
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ilihrr sinking or Uartting, Cincinnati
r.itt!rrr.
bat great regulators,
er and Brock.
1 ha Osteite pot mixtion the
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Kan b tares tits bread by boaeet toil
We eaaaut run the ier ta other
tie.
A Ulgealte fear Tree.
A famoua pvar trre, which had livrd
nearly sis rrnturirs, pear Toulon, was
ilratrojrd rwrutly by a violent wind
stortu. The trunk waa nearly 13 fed in
iirll 111 fpPlnM f f tlAKAIt 1M
Iht ht mm I HUiria ,MHUlt(l U prlrtorof the rrouod on which the tree
stood, after corrrmnding with nearly
fill I) J I ' "
I Hi' iu;i ii liiim ijih'
For sale by Con-
Mrs. Dan Horner was t kk"ti to Port
land on Hittnrdsy's train to be treated
tor appendicitis.
Karl's Clover Itool Tea ia a pleaean'
Illative. RegutatiM tbe bowels, purities
Ilia blood. Clears tbe complexion. Easy
to make and pleasant to take. 25 cts.
Hold by Conser k tiro. k. y
A. G. Bartholomew was elrcted aob ol
direetor for Ueppner dietriot, vice W.
A. Kirk, resigned, on last Saturday.
A Care for Milloas Cullr.
Ileanure.8oteveoCo.,Oe. I have been
subject to attacks of billons colic tor
several years. Chamberlain's Oollo,
Cb'ilrra and Diarrhoea Remedy Is tbe
only sore relief. It so Is likt charm.
Cos doae of it glrss relief ben all other
rsmedirt fall. O. D. Hharp. For sale
by Oaser k Urock.
tected by troops. Every farmhouse waa
a ruin. There ia not a thing growing
nor planted. On tho ride from Matan
zaa to Havana it waa just aa bad. There
waa only one town, Jaruco, standing,
and a portion of that ia gone.
"Around the ruin of every town were
lot of soldtera and a crowd of poverty-
stricken country people. Some of them
were absolutely naked, all were nearly
so. I saw any quantity of men wearing
onlv breech-cloths. I wondered why
these men did not go and Join the rebels.
I would rather die fighting than etarva
to death as they are doing.
"I can give you no aderfuato idea of
tbe wretchedness of these people. Weak
and naked, they are living, or, rather
dying, under piece of bark placed
leaning arainat treea. They crawl un
der this and lay in th mud and dirt-
men. women and children. Iluts In
Africa are nalaces to these holea. It
waa tbe moat horrible eight I ever saw
and there were miles npon mile of It.
N. Y. World.
The Belts at the 117.
When the sultan waota to see play
he sends out for a company ami attends
the representation In his dining-room.
Hcfore the performance be ha nil the
manager aonie original Joke of hi ow n
to be added to tbe dialogue, ao the
troupe is at least sure ot one epjirecl-
alive ltatrner. IVtrolt Free Tress.
Any person who is interested in
British Colombia should writa to W. H.
Horlbnrt, genersl passsoger agent of tbe
O. K AN, for a copy ot Pat Donan's lit
tle "booklet," "Tbe New Booaozaland."
It Is well worth tbe trouble. 60-tf.
r
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all fat-!
ent busineaseeaducttd lor Mootaavc fits.
Ous omci is Oftositt, u, . Pavt-vorrier
and we caa arrurs patent la Wat laia Uaaa Uwac
remote from Waahingtoa.
be no mooru drawing or pnnco., wh orcnp
ln Wi adviaa. U oatrntable or But. irte et
charge, 3nr fse got due till patent la tecarrd.
. ... "How to ObiaiaPat.au," with
coat ol eajaein the U. S. sad (uieiga cuoauiss
tent Ire. Address,
c.a.snow&co.
t am a met. WftwMinTon. D. .
NORTH PACIFIC
Rural Spirit
(ESTABLISHED IN 1869.)
Published Weekly at
Portland, Or.
DEVOTED TO
Agriculture,
Dairying,
Live-Stock
and Turf.
Worth ita weight in gold to every farmer
and breeder in Oregoo.
SUBSCRIPTION: t2.00 PER YEAR.
(Sample copirs Ore.)
Rdrat Hpirlt and OitiMte both for
13.50, cash, at this office.
Attorneys ot Law,
All business attended to In a prompt and satisfactory
manner. Notaries Public and Collectors.
L. Robinson and R. tfrenner are bfre
ftr the pn rotate of opening op a store.
They have leased IbeUarrignee bail ling.
Hmall precautions often prevent great
mischief. DeWilt's Little Early Risers
sr vr small pills la sis, tnt are most
ffVetive In preventing the ou st serious
forms tf liver IroQble and stomach
trouble. Tbry ear constipation and
headache am! regulate the boeela. Kor
aala t.s (Innae A ttrranh.
The I sahrell 4 Ryltr.
In Hindoostanee cards, the ditln
gutahrng mark of the king ia not the
crown, but the royal umurella, wtriicn.
an every public occasion, la displayed
over persons of royal or noble tank.
Albany Argua
w a Trala Iweepa Ale Ale.
Interesting' reult of an Investiga
tion of the effect produced by a reismevi j
OFFICE IN NATIONAL
HEPPNER, t t i
BANK BCILDINO.
J t
OJIEOON
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
Dll rt VAiinrl Y!
o 0
Staatrs TELETHON!, EAILtf C1TZMT AND OCEAN WIVE.
pAlnmmn Dirnnnnil 1
UJlllllllJkl lUU'hllilJ 1
a
tlVII VV
tm,n on the air through which It move i. A,,,w streel IXk. Tortland, for Astoria. H.aeo, Long Beach Or.
wer prraerstrd at a rw-ent mceUnr of vk ,,, k.,, 1)W) ,nDct.o. with ilwattoTtWe", aad rati
tha Ft Uul Aca.lemy ot Science by road; also at Yooog'a Uay with Sea bore lUilroad!
tTxuuini
DALttS Cin" AH0 'HGUIATOK'
tv The 1)1U daklf fsieept Hnnday)
el Fl 4.1 a. tu. Leave Porllaod at JW
a. m.
all the laManlcal anrlrllra In r"tiroi
ctmlil learn of no ar tiw rijnnl !n sir
and age to thl one. -Youth' 'tm
panion.
m rw
rViften a tableanooDful of butter tit
w'hee yon go Pottlaml, tp t.ff at I a creamy eoisalaterwy by working It with
Th IHtllce aad take a trip down the
IV.Inmtus; yott will e)y it, an J sets
Binrtey.
W. ft AI l.AWAT.
(leaeral Agent.
Vanted-ftn Idea 233
ar HIM .Mik
ant !, t I' ia-w Si siee .4Vt
I a. wM kii
laaaStaMM -
a fork; tarat tbrr earir to a froth and
add Uietn to the butter; eM a level
teaatoamful of Malt and alt UWIraapoon-
ful of flour. Ileal all Iheae iiigrvMirMa
togrttier until they foam, then put
them into buttered ewrtben cop or
small tin ana, and bake In a hot ovra
for half mV.)ir, or until tbey are cooked
through and nicely tarowoed. Kt V.
Ledger
s'
I SiW aTU j salt.
Mr. and Uts. H. R. Reeve hsv lskn
barge of the Kagamor bote! la tlaker
cur.
Care that cough w lib bhlloh'a Cure.
Ttt beet eoogh tar. Relieve eroap
protnplly. One million bottles Sold I set
year. 40 do4 fot 2SclC Hold by O la
ser A Lrock . y
Wilhelra llutb baa the tbauks ot this
offlo tor a sack ot prist potato.
'Ari-TSl TWtUTMT AWD AlT1V
M fftime nr ta.ll Si traial hit raeim)
.11. 1, llir. lawtia It Or.' Wnnlhlf
tartOS ad . i ,h.mmi rieliMa .faafty S.fr
ne Km-t.aayai.a4l4r u I Stemi-a4 awt lae.
the iHWISMSIMaWI, . Sln
ts M
rrof. F. E. Nipher. It appear that mo
tion la communicated to the atmosphere
many fret aw ay, so that a Urge amount
of air le draggnl along with the train.
A prt'ullar danger ariava near a awlft
running train from the tendency of the
moving air to topple a sron over, atvd
at the same time to constTiunlcate a mo
tion of rotation to the body, which may
rait It to roll n ruler lbs train. Youth's
Companion.
TEIillPnOND
Leatrss rortlaod T A. M. Dally, eaeept Sunday. Leer Astorta 7 P. at. Pally, strept Sunde
XtA.T.Xjt'mTr OATZBTIT
t4vt lorUn4 S P. M IWIIy. esrent Sunday, Haturdsy BIM. 11 P M U
alt v A. , ssreft suewlay and Monday. Sunday Blsht, J P.M.
OOBAN WAVE
I Lw Portland and ntns dlirt Ui tleam, Tueolay and Thoraday at t A M att.M..-.i a.
Leers near WMnseiiay an Friday at ; m A. M. On Sunday eifbtatt p"l"
hspt ttxcitl la EiHrcii Dtiliulioa Botk rfhfi Frtt if Ejpfn.se.
Per Safety, Speed, CoanlorV, Pi ensure. Travel o U Telnkone, Hnr. Oalsert inA i,
- - , w BT
' A limelt Ta k.
fvmi of the ollc esptaatas arts bravo
tnett. 1 avl on of the bra teat what
w ih rsardesH Vb b ever had, Vi
which he replied:
"tUipitng a pet fight."
Thlnklcg to hear aa account of rtoi-
oua p Pocreil rTv-a, I asked f'r the d I
Uila.
"Oh. tti ere ain't atiy," he mk. "Ther
w-amt nothing disturblnc atamtt It.
Tks trevbi was w,ta saeesvt Iw-aatsal
THE PALACE HOTEL BAR,
J. O. BOHCII3CRS. Prop.
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
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