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LOCAL 8QC1B9.
IONS ITEMS.
Tilden, the boss painter. Signs a
specialty. 11 tf
D. Oox, of Hinton creek, visited He pp.
ner on Thursday.
T. J. Andrews waa over from Lone
Rook Wednesday.
Dick Lahue was up from tbe lone
eeotion yesterday.
A. U. Walker came in yesterday from
his mountain ranoh.
Joe Robinson, of Lone Rook, was in
Heppner Wednesday.
To trade A good beating stove, for
cord wood. Call at office. tf.
What is Hop Gold? Best beer on
earth. See ad. elsewhere.
. Jaoobs, the liquor drummer, got iq
Thursday evening from Condon.
Felt boots and rubbers, and Arotio
overshoes at T. R. Howard's. 605-tf.
J. H. MoFarland is down from Weston
looking after business interests here.
Ben Watkins bas returned from Mon
tana after an absence of several months.
One Minute Cough Cure cures qniokly.
That's wbatyou wont! Conser & Brock
4
J. W. Blake, of lone, and a leading
sheepman of that section, was in Hepp
ner Wednesday.
Snow and rain is tbe order of the day.
May your happiness this year, eolipee
tbat of all past years.
Louie Balsiger and siater are down
from Heppner visiting while holidays
last.
Miss Hattie Schofield is spending tbe
holidays among relatives 10 our neighborhood.
Tbe students of our school have en-
joyed a vacation for some time, tbe
teaoher being on the sick list.
lone is the plaoe for profitable invest
ment of your bard oasb. For lots apply
to E. ti. H perry or Ed Uluff. They are
going fast.
Morrow Art Hall is located In the
business center of our town. It has one
of the best artists of Oregon as its man
ager. Try him and be convinoed.
O. T. Walker bas added a furniture
department to his store and is selling it
rapidly. Reasonable rates and popular
prioes ia what draws oustomers to lone.
"Klondike" is the new came tor tbe
lone dram sbop. If you have any gold
there's where you can get rid of it in
short order, instead of finding it. That's
the only difference.
It has been said tbat Heppner is the
biggest little town in Oregon. Very
Worth its weight in gold to every farmer
and breeder in Oregon.
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This Railway Co.
Operates its trains on tbe famous blook
system;
Lights Its trains by eteoUioily through
out; Usee the celebrated eleetrio berth read
log lamp;
Runs speedily equipped passenger trains
everv day and night between Ht. Paul
and Chicago, aud Omaha and Chicago
the
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Also operate eleam-heeted vestihnled
trains, carry lug tbe latest private
compartment oars, library buffet amok
tng care, and palace drswiag room
sleepers.
Farlor ears, free reclining chair oars.
a oa me vary Deal timing ebeir oar
service.
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United Mate or Canada, apply to
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.'okane falls 4 northern
nelson 4 fort s11eppard
Ben Mitchell, representing Chevalier trae, but lone is the biggest little town
& Co., was in Heppner looking np some
business yesterday.
Mat Halvorsen, tbe leading lone mer
ohaot, has a new ad in this issue. Mat
is a rustler after business.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson, daughter of W.
0. Gentry, departed on Tuesday evening
for her home at The Dalles.
Mies May Smith is still in a very oriti
cal oondition, but there now seems to be
some hope that she may reoover.
J. J. MoGee, county surveyor, hns
been down from Hardmao this week on
business oonneoted with bis office.
A. T. Wilkeoson and Lincoln Crad
dick came in Thursday from Dayton,
Wash., where tbey spent the holidays
A. U. Weatnertord and family are
among ine latest arrivals at Uouglas.
They reside on the old 0. T. Douglas
place.
L. O. Likin, representing tbe R teen
feld-Smith Co., wholesale tobacco deal
ers of Portland, was in Heppner on
Wednesday.
Green Matbews and family were in
from the Morrow ranch Wednesday. As
a ranober Green will prove to be a sno
oess as be is a bustler.
E. G. Noble & Co. are rustlers after
business. The finest saddles and bar
uess to be found iu Heppner. See their
new ad in this issue. tf.
See tbe new ad of Minor k Co. in
this issue. This firm will soon be in
new quarters and doing business on
larger so Hie than ever.
John Her was eicnsed from service
A BIG BEAVER.
Discovery of the Skall of Monater of
the Jaarternary Afe.
One of the rarest of fossil remains baa
been unearthed in Michigan, near the
Indiana state line, and is now in the
possesion of George A. Baker, of South
Bend, Ind., says the Cincinnati Com
mercial-Gazette. It is the. skull of a
mammoth beaver, a monster of the
quaternary age, existing contempora
neously with the mastodon and mega
therium. In only five other instances
in the United States, and in this coun
try alone, have any portion of the re
mains of a mammoth beaver been
found, and these were always of tlw
teeth or skull, but generally of only the
teeth. The first discovery was at Nash-
port, Licking county, O., by I'rof. Fos
ter, whose ilnd, a skull, is described in
American Ilocnti by Prof. Allen, and a
cast of which was taken by Prof. Agas
siz, and the ctust alone remains.
The skull possessed by Mr. Baker is
12Vjjinches long, is about 6 inches wide,
and stands about 5 inches high. It
has the teeth and also the great
incisors used in tree-cutting; the incis
ors are about 9 inches long and l1.
Inches in diameter. It was found in a
bog, and from comparisons with other
specimens it is the largest and finest
specimen now known to exist. The
live animal could not have weighed less
than 400 pounds.
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Kal, and all KixitunM Uike DoiiitM.
faMMintfere fprKnttli Klvr an. I TtfinmUr
Cmtik ouuiiKOt at Mitrcui with aUute dnilv.
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SMwlit on ilia I'itUic Lout,
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,1081 Market SL tit e 1082.
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ftwii tha 0rtt of youihttil intliM-rniotiiorox- m
ia nuiurr vnr. Nnvum tv I'hv.ii nl
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i irf.ni nurai Imi i, wtli.kmma to ba a fair i
anl iqure I'tivtiriin and itKr.m, priniuiajit
in mm iiv-IKreHrai or men.
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VI1IV Hl tti.i.U I,. In na will m.
h'evilliiu.iranura hint mm i UKIn
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SUM HQS 8.
IN TIIR CIHt'l'IT rol'RT Of Til It STATK
a oi iirrann. mr tne t:miut ol Morrow.
M Hood. I laliitm,
a.
frank Raw.j and Wm Kudl.i. IMndanta.
To frank Hancy, una ol lliealane naiiirti tie
Iriidanta
In Hip nam ol tha ttat ofOn-ton: Voti art
miulrr.1 to afi-'ar end antwar h rnmtilahil
ol tdalntirr ttir.1 In th iuvt eatltliol rmiri
and ill on or la-lor tlia tra day ol Ilia na
rvanlai term ol aald court, to t tin the flral
Monday , Man h. I"i. and II mt lall to to
". I'lannin lata judgment and (la.
craw, lonviiMiiia- in tnortaw ilwa-rllw,! In
al I poinlahii on th Nv ol Hr.' In I a
H K at. w ol N. and SK W ol MW
o( m r. to I e. H 11 K W M. and that th aam
I .ld that lh lina-rrd h a.. lo II, a
(wymanl ol tha ama ol llll aliti Invmi and
aiiornria tare Ht and ialiiliR call and d la
BonM-aiaiiia oi inn ami coaca ol a l a.
Ihla anwiuou u iubllhatl hjr order of
rifiia . iaa II.
it W. RIA, rialntin Alt
faUd IHw. t. Iw7. f;
HoQlbMt UkavToH
t'oU.e lVnol rotieaelixas
I Hi. I'stil, Miaoraixilia,
Kaoaas I'll-. Umaha, Ht.
IxinU atil utliar iiruaal
eat (xHtts
Dmafe ebi-rkaJ throagh lo d-eilnalu.o
Ol IK.IU.
Throat b ttrktts to J apse anil China, via
TtAMima Nrttkra t'axHOe his am
ship Cutapaay'e line,
Fof fall lafnfaaaliiia, time ear J a, mp
Ur eta, tj, fall tm M nU
W.O. Autttf, L D.CtikaLTUf),
Agt Hf.hr. Aa,l.tU.fa. Al.
Tb I'eilee.Or. I'urtlMd, Or
Notici of Intention.
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x-tnii a ia Mii.isr i.lvitN mat tut
11 loll..a,i nain. arlilar haa Itlrd n.dli aol
hla Inirtitlon to make Riml proof in anfiairt ol
Ma rlaim. and that aald fr.. ii I. mad
ii ' aiornia) vomity, Drrgon,
... i.,on, on rrn ii. laua. ia.
I HI 4 KKiVIIKNa,
in nn !vi.i.,r iha u i ia m w eiij.40
Ha ham -a tha t..lu h.t ailnraara lo .n.r 1,1
miiiliinooa r.i. rUiiiioi ..(
.awi. an xi.llam Warran I. 1,4 till
hart, I harlrf H..i.rr, and later lluiia allot
lll 1'iirr, Morroa roulily lir..n
B, . HASTI fTr,
kaalaiav.
in Morrow oonnty for doing business,
Joe Woolery has sold as nmoh as $600
worth of goods in one day
The postoffioe department is engaged
in increasing money order offices wher
ever they are greatly in need of them
lone ia suoh a plaoe all tbat is neoes-
sary is to make application for one.
Let's have it.
'lone needs a bank and a good drag
store. Home of Heppner's business men
have contemplated starting snoh at lone
Tbey will be welcomed by our oitizens,
as mnob money is changing bands and
our people are in need of a banking es
tablishment.' It will make it more con
venient tor the farmers of this neighbor
hood.
A petition should be circulated or ap
plication made this year to have a depot
erected tbis coming summer. For the
amount of business we are doing and
passenger traffic, it is a disgrace for the
town cf lone to have only a little plat
form, with no shelter tor psssengers or
freight. Lexington, with not bait the
bnsineea we are doing, has a fine depot.
k teaober with a school having an en
rollment of over forty, meets with con
stant worry and vexations. Henoe it is
tbe duty of all patrons of the school to
co-operate with tbe teacher in tbe man
agement of tbe sohool and make it as
easy as possible. Parents who oan bare
ly handle two or three of tbeir own,
expeot a teaober to handle forty or more
with ease. Snob is life.
Wanted A good doctor, to put np an
ollioe at lone and praotioe medicine. A
dootor, in combination with a drug
store, would do a splendid business here.
lone is one of tbe healthiest towns in
the west, yet we all have our Bilmenls
at various times In life, and this thing
of running twenty miles to Heppner
won't do. A Oitizbn.
lone, Or., Jan. 7, 1898.
The weather moderated this morniog
and it looks like a obinook waa ooming.
Ad entertainmect by tbe I. O. O. F.
lodge at tbis plaoe' is talked of in tbe
near fotore.
Editor Patterson, of tbe Gazette, wet
with us Tuesday. Come again, Pat, we
are glad to see you.
Tbe youngest obild of J. A. Woolery
Household Gods.
The anoieot Greeks believed that the
Penates were tbe gods who attended to
tbe welfare and prosperity of tbe family.
Tbey were worshipped as household
gods in every borne. Tbe household god
of today is Dr. King's Sew Diaoovery.
For consumption, ooughs, colds and tor
all affections of throat, obest and lungs
it is invaluable. It bas been tried for a
quarter of a century and is guaranteed
to cure, or money returned. No house
hold should be without this good angel.
It is pleasant to take and a safe and sure
remedy for old and young. Free trial
bottles at Slocum Drug Go's, E. J.
Slooum, m'gr. Regular size 50o and $1.
Aa Emloeat New Tork Cheoiiat and oeleatist
Makes a Free Offer to Oar Headers.
The distinguished ohemist, T. A. Slo
oum, of New York City, demonstrating
his disoovery of a reliable oure for Con
sumption (Pulmonary Tuberculosis),
broDOhial, lung and obest troubles,
stubborn ooughs, oatarrbal affections,
general deoline and weakness, loss of
flesh, and all conditions ot wasting
away, will send THREE FREE BOT
TLES (all different) ot his New Dis
coveries to any afflicted reader ot this
paper writing for them.
His "New ScibDtifio Treatment" bas
cured thousands permanently by its
timely use, and be considers it a simple
professional duty to suffering humanity
to donate a trial ot bis infallible cure.
Scienoe daily develops new wonders,
and tbis great chemist, patiently expert
meeting for years, bas produoed results
as beneficial to humanity as can be
claimed by any ' modern genius. His
assertion that lung troubles and con
sumption are oursble in any climate is
proven by "heartfelt letters of grati
tude," filed in bis American and Euro
pean laboratories in thousands from
those on red in all parts of the world.
Tbe dread Consumption, uninter
rupted, means speedy and certain death.
Simply write to T. A. Slocum, M. 0.,
98 Pine street, New Tork, giving poet
office and express address, and the tree
medicine will be promptly sent direct
from bis laboratory.
Sufferers should take instant advan
tage of bia generous proposition.
fleaee tell tbe JDootor tbat yon saw
this in the Gazette, published at Hepp
ner, Oregon. July 9-7-1 yr.
FOEYOU!
Now Prepared to do Any
Kind of Printing Doa't
Send Your Orders Away
'Till You Get the Gazette's
Estimates
Heretofore the Gazette's job depart
ment bas tried to do no work other than
plain printing. However, tbis shop is
now prepared to tackle anything in any
line and will meet prices of any person
under tbe sun in the line ot druggists
supplies, , blank . books, bank work
oounty work, or any sort ot book bind
ingwork tbat you have heretofore sent .
away to get done.
Tbe Gazette shop is not a charity
concern but it you will give us a ohanoe
we will see tbat you are satisfied in
every particular.
Buy your goods at home. Remember
tbat Abe Linooln said that when one
bought goods away from home tbe
foreigner got tbe money and we got tbe
goods, cat wnen . tbe goods were
bought at home we had both money
and goods. Tbis is good doctrine. We
are willing to abide by it. When the
printing drummer comes to town, re
member it and call up 'phone Na 3.
560-tf
"Tie Regulator Line"
Rebekahs Installation.
On Tuesday evening San Sousi Re
bekah lodge met at I. O. O. F. hall for
the purpose ot installing the newly
elected offioers. Besides tbe regular
exercises of tbe evening, an elegant
lunch was prepared and served by tbe
ladies of tbe order and a most enjoyable
time ia reported. Tbe officers were in
stalled as follows, by Mrs. Etta Ras
mus, Past Noble Grand: Mrs. Addie
Herren, N. G.; Miss Ada Jones, Y. G.;
J. L. Yeager, Heo. ; Mrs. A. J. Stevenson,
Treas.; Mrs. Etta Rasmus, Warden; Mrs.
Nanoy Sperry, Chaplain ; D. W. Hornor,
O. G ; D. A. Herren, R. S. N. G.; Mrs.
Emma Welch, L. 8. N. G.; S. P. Devin,
R. 8. V. G.; A. J. Stevenson, L. S. V. G.
The steamer Elder sails from Port
land tonight for Alaska with a full cargo
ot freight and 400 passengers. Five
parties from Eastern Oregon go on this
trip ot tbe Elder, Heppner furnishing
two, Pendleton one and Baker City two.
All ot these outfits were purchased in
Portland.
Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, O., says;
"After two dootors gave up my boy to
die, I saved bim from croup by using
One Minute Cough Cure." It is the
quickest and most oertain remedy for
ooughs, colds and all throat anl lung
troubles. Conser k Brook.
The Dalles, Portland & Astoria Navigation Co.
BTEAIIEBS
"DALLES CITY" AND "REGULATOR"
Leave Tbe Dalles daily (exoept Sunday)
at 7:30 a. m. Leave Portland at 7:00
a. m.
When you go to Portland,, stop off. at
The Dalles and take a trip down the
Columbia; you will enjoy it, and save
tnoney.
' W. C. ALL A WAT,
General Agent.
QUICK TI3VI33 I
Charley Bartholomew got in from
Pendleton Wednesday and is at present
oonfined to the home ot bis parents by
an attaok ot the measles.
on the Epping ury down at Portland
and returned home, tbe sioknese ot hit
infant child being the cause,
Jus. Jones this week moved his band
ot sheep down to Osoar Mitchell's plaoe
on lower Rhea creek where be will keep
them tbe remainder of the winter.
Another band, to be made np from
tbe male portion of Heppner's popula
tion, is in contemplation, but as yet tbs
organtZ'ition baa not been completed.
Billy" Brown, ot Lone Rock, is in
Heppner. lie baa just reoeotly returned
from tbe East where be went with a lot
of mules. He found sales pretty slow.
Be Dot deoeivedl A cough, hoarsnest
or croup are not to be trifled with. A
dose in time of Hhiloh's Cure will save h, qmte lick with pneumonia fever, but
you mucn trouoie. BOIU by Uonser i. not reoorled danoerons.
$100 toward 1100.
The readers of tbis paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least I
one dreaded disease tbat soienoe has
been able to oure in all ite stages, and tbat
is catarrh Hall's Catarrh Oure is the
only poeitive oure known to tbe medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, aotiog directly upon tbe
blood and muooui surfaces of tbe sys
tem, thereby destroying the foundation
of tbe disease, ana giving tbe patient I
strength by building up tbe constitution
snd assisting nature in doing its work.
be proprietors bave no rauob faith in
its curative powers, tbat tbey offer one
hundred dollars for any case tbat it fails
to oure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. Cheney k Co., Toledo, O.
sold by arogKists, too.
Hroci. t
Mrs. E. 8. Saliog returned from Walls
w sua on Wednesday. Hbe was accom
panied by a little daughter of Mill Mor
gan's who will make ber borne with Mrs.
Haling Ibis winter.
Litdies, take tbe best, It you are
troubled with constipation, sallow akin.
and a tired feeling, take Karl's Clover
Tea, it is pleasant to take. Sold by
Cooser k Brook. y
Dan llioe, Pearl Jonei and others are
iotereetml io a well-boring machine out
oo Eigbt Mile and that seotion will no
doubt be more plentifully supplied with
good wells io tbe future.
It is easy lo catob a eolJ and just as
easy lo get rid ot il if you oommesos
early to ate One Minute Cough Curs. II
eures ooughs, eolds, brsnobltis, pneu
monia aed all throat and lung trooblas.
It it pleatanl to take, safe to as and
sure to euro Ounaar A KroAk
r.very wbere over tbe ooonlry farmers
are pulling lo large aoeragt ot wheat
sod the emp outlook Is floe. Coleas all
signs fail. Morrow county will have the
largest crop of its history sett teaeon.
SM It.
SUTICK
or srtx'KitoLVKKs
Trttrr, Halt-llhount ami Kinom.
The tntna Ih-htng and smarting. Incl
drut to theae dlwiu, is Instantl v allayed
by applying ChauilwrUin's V.ye and
Skin Uiutmtmt. Many very bad cum
bave btrn prnnam-ntly cnrwl by it. It
la equally rRU-ixiit for Itching piles and
a favniita) raiitiml fur aura btntilr.
chajipfd hands. chllbUlna, front bites
aud i hrvmtc ar i-yra. S3 eta. per bos
Dr. rally's ('ndUlua I'ewdert, are
just what m home nrwxla wlwn In tl
Condition. Tonic, tikmd purtftrr and
vermifuge. Ttwy are not fmxl but
niedU-ine and the bret tn nae to put a
hora tn prime condition. lriot 83
cents pr ,Mn kare.
Jarry Coho. who bas been flatting bis
rrlalitre In lli poar lor several weeke,
departed leal evening foi fortlesd wbers
be will take tbe a Ira mar Elder for Hkig
way, Alaaka. This paper wtabeo Jerry
saeceae.
Nat Hale and John Cochran, two of
Ione'a jolly boys, spent Toesday io
Heppoet and report good time with
old friends while Ibere.
Times are quiet here since tbe holi
days, bnt we arc sll looking forward to
a bountiful harvest next ysar and then
lone will see many improvements before
another pastes.
Notices are potted for a ipeoial sohool
meeting ou the 22d lost for tbe purpose
ot voting a tax tor sohool purposes
Come out, boys, we mutt have better
school fsollitiwi.
We are all tired of this opeo, freezing
weather. What we want is good snow,
od some good old winter, then when it
goes sway we will feel liks II will be
worth white to floiau np seeding.
A. B. Grover departed for Helix oo
last night's train lo be absent week or
so visiting relatives and old friends, so
be saiJ. But I think soma fair lady is
io the calling tbs way A. B. smiled.
Geo. Greer, I or roe r Morrow county
boy, relaroed from Virginia a few days
ao, where be bad been viaitiog this
winter, end says Morrow eoooty is good
enough for him. We were all surprised
to s yoa beck, Oeorge, bat bere is our
bead.
Wes MoNabb, mayor of Douglas, waa
In lone all day yesterday, talking, aed
tbakiog good bye band with na. He
will In tbe near tutors deparl for Klon
dike where bs will bring borne for all
tbe bote BBivets tbe sise of wheat
an kt Succeaa to yoa. Wet.
Mtsslee bsvs ttrnck the lows sod we
eirtett a geoeral me a) ay time. Ho far
only three eaatt are reported. One of
Q T.Walker's girla. Mies Elm a Blake
and Mai nalvoreen were lakes down
laal evenloa. Mat eaa hardly realut
bis misfortune, bet take good tare ot
yonreelf. Mat, and ton will on bo oat
again.
ti Muaisan
I'B,Jaa. U,M
tea-
Mr. Mary Bird, llamehart, IV, eaje,
"My rhU.I la worth mtlltoot la m. y4 I
nnl.l Kara Lt hf ti nmnn hal I Knl
One Minute OmgB l.ere," II carve
twtigbt, colds and all throat eaa) lneg
annual na.lil.a l..r .loll..,, H ilinaa.n aa
ha fc'iatii. ii, i,,ia i..nt1a ( Jana
ar t a . ii,. iv aSaiut.
r ratal r,
troubles. Coneet Break.
KaerrWUy Batje Sas
raarLa Caa! Caihartlr, the asoet
earful mail u ml da-oarT ol the tare.
ant am) rwfrwehin to tne taate, a-t foetly
an.) poaltlrrly m kUlneta. liver and howolt
cleitatf tha entire araarm. dlii enlda,
cm" iiKhlaoiMi. lar.-r. tial'ttual crnauiHaiio
and bt'tmianaaa. I'lr bnv and try m tm
off. C.t: to-dav; !, V Vii-amta. IMdaod
f ifcwauVaod to eura by ail dratqrtate.
Fee M. Ual.teatkal A Co. for tboeo.
KLY'8 CREAM BALM Is a poaltlvcimro.
Apply Into tha noatrlla, ll la quickly abaorned. 60
aenta at Drnirglata or br mull : aamplea 10c. br tnalU
KLY B HOT 11 Kit. M Warren bu New York Clir.
And all point in California, via tha Ml Shaate
route ot tha
Southern Pacific Co
The great highway thronah California to ail
pointa Kaat and South. Grand Hoanio Route
Of the I'aoino Coast. Pullman Buffet
Hleepma. Beoond-olaaa Hleepera
Attaohed to exproaa traina, atfordine superior
accommodations for eecond-olasa paesensera.
For rates, tickets, elenpiug oar reserratlona,
to,, oall upon or addreee
ft. KOEhLeR, Manager, C. H. MARKHAM,
Qen. F. P. Agt., Portland, Oregon
II
r.H
ForD
grow paying crops because tbey'
fresh aud always tha beat.
sale every where. Refuse substitutes.
Btlck to Ferry's Bead and prosper.
1898 Bead Annual free. Write for It
D. M. FERRY A CO., Detroit. Mich.
A Han With a Broken Leg Crawls a Mile
and a Hair.
Henry Odell, ot Paulina, Grant ooun
ty, while urging bis horse downhill at a
stiff gallop, io pursuit ot a ooyote, was
thrown upon a heap of stones. The
horse fell on bim end broke Odell't lelt
leg. Tbe leg was broken aod shattered
a frightful manner just above tbe
ankle, the broken bones protruding
through ths flesh. In tbis oondition tbe
poor fellow crawled a mils and a ball I
after bis horse, till be succeeded lo catch
ing bim. Then be somehow raised him
self into the saddle, suspended the
wonnded leg from tbe saddle born by a
piece ot rope, and rode between eight
aod nine miles to Paolina postoffioe. A
messenger waa dispatobed for a doetor, I
wbo bopea lo be able to save lbs leg.
bnt It will be months, at beet, before il
ean le need.
Eastern Oregon
State Normal School,
Weston, Oregon
ONLY STATC SC OOL IN
EASTERN OREO
A Sara Thine roe Tow.
A transaction In wbkb youvaunntloeelse
SUreUitug. tilliouaneee, aK-k tn-adacue, fur
red lougua), lever, ptlea auU a Uiouaauu other
ilia are cauaed by conaliimtinn and aluib
liver. Caavaii-u Candy Cattiartlr, the won
derful new liver stimulant aod Intra lnal
touio are by all druggists guaranteed lo cure
or monov refunded. C U. C are a sure
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ng. ITT S ana vr-uu, iw., aw., w
tUttiide aud booklet true, ttoe our big ad.
Located on tha O. B. k N. Railway
midway between Pendleton and
Walla Walla. Students admitted at
all times of tbe year.
First-Class Training School for Teachers, j
Vooal and Instrumental Motio taught
by competent Instructors. A gradu
ate ot Ibe Boston Conservatory baa
charge ot tbs instrumental depart
ment. IMio Xncllee-' Boartllnc Hall
Is thoroughly equipped and offers ei-
eel I en I aroomritodations at restoaabla
ratea. Bend for catalogue.
Add tees M. G. ROYAL, President of Faculty er P. A. WORTHING
TON, Secretary Beers ef Regents, Weston, Ore
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Postal aster Rob Ike Uevaraatal.
It bas beeo discovered in ths post
offioe department tbat frsodt to a coo
eiderable eiteol have been systematical
ly Impoeed noon tbe money ordf de
partment ot postmasters. Illataidlbat
this bas been made poeaibte by a change
in Ibe mods of checking money order ac
eooolt la lbs tod i tor 't offlcs Ibree years
ago, dorisg the ClwelanJ aJmlnielra-
tloo. Tbe change In the tyttem made it
poetlbls for dtahoneet poelmaeters to
rob tbs government In nice different
ways. This was discovered bf Auditor!
Cealls sooa after ttkieg ebame of tbe I
office. Beveral caeee bave beea detected
in hloh orders wers ieeoe4 as high as
TO and SltX), and ware reported by Ibe
poelmaeters at one aod two dollars earn
Tbs e i taxi I of tbs fraud eaoeot be know a
witbont aa i aminelion ot tbe money
orders leaned dsrieg the three yeare
alnas tne change. Tbis ieoloJe aboat
l.ODO.aW money orders aod tbs auditor
tbtoks tbs time ot ejaoniealloe weald
ooeapy 100 me tor a year.
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