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METH, EPISC. CHUBCH.
8EBVI0IS.
Bnnday 11 a. m. anil 7 p. m. Sunday School
10 a. m. Classes No. 1 and Si at 12:10 p. m.
Ep worth League Devotional meeting at 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7 p. m.
''The Spirit and the bride say. ('
say. Come.
The LABtor ma,v be found at the Daraonara ad.
joining the church, where he will be glad to
meet aiy Wo may desire to oonsnlt mm on
roliaious, somrI, oivio, philosophic, educational,
or any oiner suwects.
J. W. KLE8IIEB, Minister.
II. E CHURCH, SOUTU.
SERVICES.
Sunday, preaching 11 a. m., 7 p. m., class
meeting following mornlne service
Sunday school, 3 p. m. Epworth league, Fri
day, 7 p. m.
"Let us forsake not the assembling of our
selves toeether."
Pastor's residence In parsonage, next door to :
cnurcn. u. . Howard,
Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHCKCH.
Bervices each Sunday at 11:00 o'clock a. m.
and 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 7:00. Choir practice Saturday evening
at the church. K. lu shelly.
PaBtor.
Attorney Pbelps Tinted The Dallea
yesterday.
Dave Dloksoo, ot lone, was in town
Wednesday.
Tbeo. Anderson wat in from Eight Mile
on last Wedoetday.
Mrs. John Kilkenny is in the hospital
at Portland fur treatment.
Miss Stevenson la attending; the Q. A.
ft. reunion at The Dalles
P. Brenner remained over Wedoesd ty
night to take in the republican speaking.
Anson Wright, the Rhea oreek sheep
man, was in town Tuesday on business.
Dr. J. W. Vogel, specialist for refrac
tion and defeots of the eye, will be here
every three months. 648-lyr
Bring yonr bides, pelts and furs to
Ben. Mathews, . at the Liberty Meat
Market . He pays highest market price.
619-tf.
Jerry Brosnsn sold 300 bead ot oattle
recently wbioh he delivered Monday at
Eoho. William Hughes assisted in the
delivery.
E. O. Noble & Co. are rustlers after
business. The finest saddles and har
ness to be found in Heppner. See their
new ad in this issue. tf.
A. A. Roberts, deputy United 8tatea
marshal, left for Denver on last Satur
day with a female prisoner who is charged
with writing an obscene letter aud send
ing it through tbe mails.
Ladies, Uk tha best, If yon are
troubled with constipation, sallow skin,
and a tired feeling, take Karl's Clover
Tea, it is pleasant to take. Sold by
OooBef & Warren. v
Tbe Onzette will olub with the Oregon
Senator, the great Pythian paper of Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho, published
at Portland, for 8175 for the two. Tbe
Senator is all right. No Knight of
Pythias should be without it. tf.
P. M. Howard has given up bis place
in E. W. Rbea & Co.'s store and accepted
a position in the First National bank.
Will Spencer, assistant oashier, bas re
signed, to lake effect on June 1st.
8ome Fox valley teamster ' 'broke down"
on top ot tbe big bill, near town on tbe
Lona Creek road, a few days ago, and
then some one for fun took off the
wheels and rolled tbem down tbe hill a
mile or two. The staffed olub should be
brought out.
dans Ncaorr.
A Tale of the Klondike. Aa Told by the
Light of the Camp rtre.
By Lub Vernon.
There were only three in oar party.
Joe and me went to Dawson City to
gether, being old "parda" in California
The Ladles' Guild of the Episcopal church
will meet at 3 o'clock, p. m., on tbe first
Wednesday of each month, tt the homo of Mrs.
T. J. Matlock
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Statement for tbe Famona Simple
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"Oo'o juioe" . all right but Low Til
lard baa a brand ot 14-year-old goods
that is bard to beat. Co3-lf
Faintest remedy for eitraoting teeth.
If not as elated, do Chiracs. TJ Dr.
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supplied at this office, tt.
Dr. John W. Rasmus, ot tbe "Red
light." ever on tbe alert tor something
Dew, ean famish yoo tbe One I cock
tall to tbe land Maobatteo, Jersey
Ver month or Oio made by to artist to
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peoial agent of The Epi labia Life A
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lb a(sioe and periodicals, both for-
elira sod domestic. If yoo waal read-
leg matter, give Jim a rail at lb H't'P
arr Card factory. t-tf.
Al Evans was up from Alpine yesterday.
Asa Thompson is over from Butter creek.
Ed. Day was over from Little Butter creek yes.
terday.
Usual services at the M. E, church, South,
Sunday.
The old soldiers will not forget to decorate on
May 80th,
The sprinkler cart, In the hands of Perry
Snyder, Is doing some good work.
John M. Brown, of I-one Rock, and Mr. Tup
per, of Monument, are in town on business.
Dave McAtee has invested in property near
the power house and will build on It very soon.
tieo. W. McCoy hss been Indicted by the U. 8.
grand Jury for using the malls for fraudulent
purposes.
John P. Brown made proof before Deputy
Clerk Wells today, with Johu and Wm. Barton
as witnesses.
Barry Smith, a traveling man, came up on
yesterday's train, taking in lone on the way
down, on his wheel.
Mr. Louis Frledrich has opened up a tailor
ing shop in the City hotel building, next door
to Low Tlllsrd's place. The Gazette always
wishes every new enterprise success.
The sale of the Perkins property, over on
Court streot, was made to Harry Warren, Instead
ot Phil Blahm, as heretoiore reported. Phil's
proposed trade was not consummated.
Capt. and Lieut, McGregor, of the Salvation
Army, will leave Heppner May w, utiiers win
take their places. The young ladles have made
many warm friends during their stay here.
A telegran from Mrs. Geo. D. Fell, from Pen
dleton Wednesday .announces the convalescence
of her husband, who has been seriously ill for
some time with pneumonia. This is gratifying
news to George's many friends here.
Free Qreen met with quite a mlifortuue a few
days ago, his Klondike team of 18 dogs getting
killed. They were confined in a shed which
they undermined, the whole structure falling in
on them. He was thus prevented from giving
an exhibition at the big dinner end oir, up
on the reservation last Sunday.
BHEfcP FIRED ON.
Home of the Urant Coaaty People at Their
Old Tricks. A W arsis.
J. W. Wlllinghsme, better known as "Bud
Shobe," writs from Bridge creek as follows:
Pat: ws caught at Big creek. 1 he set
tlers Bred Into oat sheep, and Bred at me, too.
I guess. The bullets came mighty close any
how, and w turned back. W will go tc La
Grand. Tell all sbecpinea to look out this
summer."
A reward of V00 has been ottered for tha ar.
rest and conviction of any person wilfully kill
ing sheep, or destroying property, belonging to
any member of tbe Morrow County Woolgrow
ers' Association. Th's ought to nut si heck to
those depredations.
A Bad Thief.
Oo last Sunday night soma persuo
stole fine pack outfit from II. Pedberg,
dowo at bit Rhta creek ranch. Mr Pad
berg was all ready for t trip to tbt
mountains, but lb olefer (?) geot
changed Ibt plant by bit deft work aod
tent Mr. Pedberg to town tor a new rig.
8ome Ibiok that tbey know Ibt tbisf aod
tbt authorities bvt bit description.
RIPl'BLICAN PEAKlXa.
Hoo. Miles 8. Jobneoo, ot Portland,
will speak at Herdmaa on Friday, May
Z7tb, at 7 J1; Beppoer, rJatordey, Msy
'iHtb. at 7:3); Islington, Monday , Mar
80th. at 1:30; lane, same day at 7 A), from
a repabiioao standpoint. All are In
vited. 43 M
Ins JHIIloa ttsr,
Whm iroi,l Imy, try, nd buy eg-iie. it
nunns thi v're satisfied. Th itle of th
I'm!--! Mat ar now buying C'aarart
Candy I'sthartie t the rat of two million
boiM a vmr and it will I three million (
for New Year. It mmin mnt proved
that ( aararrts are tbe most daliihtful bowrl
rrtfiilator ("f everybody the rear round. All
druggists lUu, 23r, e boa, curt guaranteed
in tha I'riav r t rA ftka lava e.9 onlit
in '49.
Having rested a few weeks id Dawson
after our bard aod perilous tfip ever the
tjbilkrot Pass find the treacherous
lakes, we started on to prdspeot,- and
then we came across Dan.
He were au odd ohap always, were
Dan. Work?. Wei', I wou't say as ever
I kDew a band oo my diggioa as oould
beat Dan for work, take him all around.
Early and late Dan were always there
whoever wern't.
He would work eating; be would work
talking though it wern't mnob talkiDg
you eouia get out or uan, not as a reg
ular thing, anvbow.
Why, he seemed as it be worked of
nights, after he'd turned .in, did Dan,
and it was all gold, every word ot it.
When Joe and me first oame aoross
Dan be was down on his luck.
Dan bad juRt about panned out, and
be hadn't a nickle left to buy water,
wbioh B eing as how water were five
dollars a backet at "Dry Gulo i" just
then, and scarce at that, were awkward.
Yes, I kind o' reokon we were a God
send to Dan, that's about what we were,
Joe and me, when we rffired to take
him in as our partner. Not but what it
was right enough tor us, too. Joe and
me bad a matter of maybe eix hundred
dollars between us, and we were pretty
old hands at the j ib, but tbe plaoe were
new to us, and Dry Gnleh, like most
gold fields, bad ways of its own. Now,
Dan bad been here two months, and be
kne v most nil there was to know about
the place, and it oame about that we
went "pards" with Dan, and just then
Dan was mighty glad to b took by any
body as oould give him a little grub and
a bucket of water you bet.
(Joe thing was sure, Dan bad not
always been a digger, nor yet for so
very long, neither.
We stopped at Dry Gulob for a month,
and it was long enough, too. Gold
there was, I admit, but it hadn't no sort
of consistency. Ton might work till you
struck gold and mayhap get a nugget or
two, and tbeo think yon bad coma on
a good thing, then after you bad brok
your heart following it up for days yn'd
like as not kick np a nugget with tbe toe
of your boot as you were going to work,
right on top ot tbe ground.
We were pretty near tall up of this
and Dan be was tbe fullest up ot tbe lot,
One day tbere canoe news that gold bad
been struok heavy to the north-west, a
matter of twenty miles or so. Dan was
wild to be off, and though we beard
tbere was ao water found yet it stood to
reason that somebody would find it, any
how, water wagons were sure to go
where tbere was gold. Tbe new Held
wbb out beyond tbe Yukon range, and
we ooDotuded to see what it was like.
Twenty miles don't aound like much, but
twenty miles over half sandy ridges, car
rying a half gallon keg of water, as well
as grub and tools, mounted up to a goad
bit of a jib by the time you got there.
I won't say but what Dan was all tbere
at tbe job be wea mostly always keen,
was Dao.
We oampel at last in a likely lookiua
spot all bv ourselves. Joe called It Dry
grass gully, by reasou it was one sheet
ot short grass as yellow as gold and as
brittle aa straw.
"It's all up, pard," taya Joe, " and it't
a pity, too, tor tbere't gold bert aod do
mistake."
I looked at Duo, but be said nothing,
"Yet, Joe," tayt I, "it't all we'll do
to get back on the water that it lift un
less we bave lha luok to fall ia wilb
tome,
Dao looked from one to the other aod
at let be broke out
"Going back, art yon? Going back,
when here's gold to make us riob, wait
log for as?'
"It'll bavt to wait, tbeo, pard," aaid
Joe. "Gold's good, bnt it tint (pits
good enough." Dan looked from Joe to
me aod tbeo from me to Joe, aod bit
ryes shoes like dlamoads in tha dusk of
Ibe lent.
"Yoo mean it, do yon." be said ia
sort of boars whisper, "mean it?"
"Ah," aayt Joe, with a tort ot garg
ling leogn, teeing at how oit tnroat was
dry. "eseseil? 1 should say so, psrd
rather."
"Dan's oranky, Joe," stvs I.
"Looks likt it pard," aayt Jo. "Well,
I reckon be'll come to bit bearings by
morning."
Witb that Jot coils himself op in bis
btaokets aid goet to tleep, and a(Ur
minute or two I does tbt tame, being
lost about wort oat witb tbt work and
want ot waltr. It was dayllgbt wbeo
wtkee aod lookt roaod. Tbtrt wet Jot
lying where be dropped over olght, bat
I lest Dotblog of Deo. "Hlllo." I tnet
tony bat I couldn't lay it rightly, my
throat was that dry. Bo I tlirt Jo
witb my foot. "Did aiot bert, Jot,1
taya.
"No mora Lt aiot," tayi Jot, titling
op, Mlh more watar tor oa aod dm,
pard."
Wo aeramblrt oat from uedr Ibt Uol
ud looks sroand. Tbt tan was jot
op, bnt lbrt wern't a aigo of Do, look
bert wt would.
"Tbt devil!" tayt Joe tuddeoly, look
ing batd at the Uol. M U'a br.a brw
ear eooogb, and left tbis nut. Here,
ton a good al reeding filing." says
Joe, "read abet this say oa tbt teat
1 Iota loved eed ear enough, oa Hit
flap of the tent were wrote with some
thing that looked like obalk:
"You want to go back to Dry Quick
you can go. rve found what I came
for, and it'$ mine now. Goodbye.
DAN.
I read it ont loud, and we standi and
stares at tbe writing and then at eaoh
other.
"He's mad, Joe, says t at last, "and be
is gone without a drop of water, poor
fellow!"
"Mad or not, I reckon he's come
across a nugget and he means to keep it.
Not if the court koows itself and reokon
she do, pard. Fair and square must go
between pards. That's what I always
sa)8 and what I always stfoks to."
It were never mnob use arguing witb
Joe. II wasn't much that he'd say, but
there wrs no turning him oooe he took
a ootion. And Joe was death on getting
bold of Dan and sharing the nugget.
At last I gave in anl we started. It was
eaey to see wbioh way Dan bad gone, for
there were bis marks on tbe soft ground
and Band, nol dear, bul as like as not
tbe first Ibat bad ever been tbere since
it was first made. He oonldn't bave
gone far, Joe said, and he took the drop
ot water tbat was left and started.
I'd have given it up bours batore, but
Joe held on like a bull dog. Now and
again we'd suok at tbe few drops ot wa.
ter that was left, and then we went oa
again. At Inst we had drQok it every
drop, and still the hot sun of the Arotio
Circle poured down on our heads like
white metal out of a furnace. We stag
gered at we walked, aod we oould scarce
ly see for the light that was ia oar facea.
Our tonguee bad swelled up so big tbat
they seemed to till our mouths, and oar
throats were so dry thsy made a kind of
whistling aound when we tried te talk.
Hour after hour, aod every hour seemed
like a month, but still we struggled on.
We stood for a minute, and tkan Joe
whispered hoarsely
Look here, pard, wot's tbe odds about
Dan? Here's water, and its better than
nuggets, just now "
We etaegered rather than walked down
the slope with the level son shining in
our t'lO'-'s. Joe had got a few yards
abped, a d of a sudden be stopped. At
I came up be pointed to one side and be
whispered
''Look, pard ; Dan's there."
He was. - Parohed as we were we
oonldn't puss bim. , The gush and the
whisper of the water was in our ears, but
we couldn't pan Din oould be bear it,
too?
We neither of us tried to speak, but we
orept over to where be lay. He was half
sitting, halt lying against a boulder, and
bewaslookiug tbe other way, so tbat
we couldn't see bis faon, but Joe bad
been right, A big rough, shapeless mans
of almost pure gold was lying on the
ground before bim bis hand lay beside
it oo the' ground bis fingers looked as
if they bad been stroking it.
"Dan," I eaid, as load as I could,
"Dan." He never turned his bead, be
never moyed. I went oloser; I looked in
his fsoe; then I knew. Duo was dead
Sis hollow eyes etared oot.atr eight be
tore bim, bis bead was bent a little for
ward a it he was listening. . Witb tbe
sound ot water in bis ears, with bis nag
get on the ground at bis side Dao was
dead.
We looked at him, did Joe and me.
"What's that in his other hand? ' Jot
said in a whisper.
It was a letter, worn and torn, and
frayed along the edge.
"Let's bury it witb bim, Joe," said I.
"Nol us, pard. Fair aod square goet
between pards; that's what I tay; per
haps it will tell wbo it belong! to. Read
it, pard, it can't burl do one now."
I read tbe letter aa well aa I oould.
No need to say whal it said. But when
had read It, both Joe and ma looked to
Dan't dead face, and then u under
tlood.
It waa Ibt old, old story. Tbe stry i t
a youog, delicate wife and br little cH
dreo brought to want and disgraoe by a
thoughtless busbaod aod father, and yet
seeming to lova bim all tha mora. No
onder Dsn was mad to get gold; do
wonder he lo iked anxious and eager.
What's Ibe address?" Joe asked me
after a bit.
I told what was in the letter. Jot
stooped and lifted tbe big oaggetioboth
hands.
Right ion war. pard" be taid. "I
reckon tbere't enongb here to givt tbem
a start."
Not another word wee said. Jot gavt
np hi share, and Dan got lils pngget
after a!.-Iu '"iondsy Osa-tteer, Den I
on, Ten.
Oh, the Pain of
Rheumatism!
Rheumatism often oausea the most in
tense suffering. Many bave for years
vainly sought relief from this disabling
disease, and are- to-day worse off than
ever. Rheumatism is a blood disease,
and Swift's Specific ia the only cure, be
cause it ia the only remedy which can
reach such deep-seated diseaael.
A few years ago t was taken with inflamma
tory lUMiunaUsm, whtoh beoam so Intense
that I wa for weeks unable to. Walk. I tried
several prominent physt
oians and took their trtst
mant faithfully, but was1
unable to get the slight
est relief. Infant, my oon.
dltlon seemed to grow
worse, the disease spread
rr my entire body, and
from November to Marsh
I suffered agony, t tried low prices,
many patent medicine, t
out none reiievea m, I
Upon the advice of al
iVK'u1 friend I decided to trt
S. S. 8. Before allowing me to take lt, how
ever, my guardian, who waa a chemist, ana
lysed the remedy, and pronounced lt free of
potash or meroury. I felt so much better after
taking two bottles, that I oontlnued the rem
efty.and In two months I was cured completely.
The cure was permanent, for I have never sine
bad a touoh ot Rheumatism though many
tames exposed to oamp ana oota weamer.
XLBAHOa M. TirpatL,
ITU Powelton Avenue, Philadelphia.
Don't suffer longer with Rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and liniments, at
they can not reach your trouble. Don't
experiment with doctors their potash
and meroury will add to your disabil
ity and completely destroy your diges
tion.
for D1AA1
lheUIUUU
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tt is guaranteed purely vegetable, and
oontaina no potash, mercury, or other
mineral. Books mailed free by Swift
opecino uo., Atlanta, ua.
Now that the days wax warmer and
warmer you will perhaps be looking for
something new and light and cool to
wear.
Come down and look
mer wash goods.
over those sum-
We've Got Them
In abundance and beautiful designs.
Nice gauzy summer goods at surprisingly
Here are just a few-
uuu,
S.S.SJ
Percales, new patterns, price, 10-12-15c
Dimities in Floral Designs, 10-12-15c
Figured Lawns, a splendid line, 10-12-15
French Organdies, . new goods, 20-30c
Cycling Tweeds, good summer Wear, 15c
Linen Crashes, very serviceable 25c
French Ginghams, 20-25c
JdLimor & Co.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Caiuly Cathartic. 10c or 25o.
It C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Declared Insane.
Wednesday Chris Oasperson was
brought up from lone by Wes MoNabb,
charged witb being insane. Judge Bar
tholomew examined bim and the charge
was well sustained, and on Wednesday
Dight Sheriff Matlock left with bit obarge
for the asylum.
B
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They have anything In this line that you may desire and you can depend on lt you get a
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Old Stand, Main Street' Repairing a Spaoialty
i Thousands are Trying It.
lu order to prove the great merit of
Ely's Cream Babn, the moat effective cure
for Cutarrh and Cold in Head, we have pre
pared a generous trial size for 1U cents.
Got it of your druggist or send 10 cents to
ELY BH0S., G8 Warron St., N. Y. City.
I suffered f rom cutarrh of the worst kind
ever since a boy, ami I nover hoped for
cure, bnt Ely's Creum Halm seems to do
evou that. Many acquaintance have used
it with exoellent results. OBcar Ostrum,
45 Wnrren Ave., Chicago, III,
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure tor catarrn ana ooniams no cocaine,
mercury nor any injurious drug." Trice,
CO cents. At itruarints or hv mail.
Bnoklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in tbe world for Cute,
Bruises, Mores, Uloers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, anc'. all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Filet or do
pay required. Ii is guaranteed to give
perfeot satisfaction or money refunded.
Prioe 26 oents per box. For sale by
Slocom Drug Co., E. J. Blooum, manager.
A NEW FIRM
E G. Noble &
Successors to Noble & Co.,
Are In this field at the old stand with Harness, 8addlcs, Whips, Spurs, and an endless
lot of everything in their line. E. O. Noble and Mrs. Geo. Noble comprise the
new firm who will pay all bills of the old firm aa well as collect what Is due.
O. !VOBIvI3
CO.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the T SYJ 0
of UCaJeff4UcJU4
MONEY TO 1AK.
WANT A KKW OOAf) FARM LOASB IN
Amounts of fmm II.OOU to l',,0iio st eutht I
per cent, interest psyaiue aiiiiusuy. aiiii-
ratlons considered only from farmers actual lv I
litlns; on tne farms, noaxenis. amiree- m.
(i. (jrllhn, Tib, Mark tit., Chamber of Commerce,
Portland, Ureson.
Are out to do business and plenty of It. Don't
overlook this. Repair work a specialty.
THE BIG
BRICK HOTEL,
The Palace
i m i
...Has been leased by...
J . Oe BORCIIBRS
Who has secured tho services of
MRS. MARGARET VON CAD0W
As manager. It will be run in first class shape
in every department. Kates reasonable
SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
into
SBBB
NOTICE OF FILING PLATS.
t'mTsii htatks Lank Orrwa,
The Itslli-s, ftreiroii. April sth. 1M.
OTICE IH 1IKKKBV HIVKN THAT THE
approved put of survey of township u
Houth, ranite M Rant ot the Willamette Merid
ian, Oregon, has wen received at this onV and
will te .iltlcUlly filed In this nrlli'e on Haturday,
th 2th day ol Msy, lw., at 10 o'clock a. m.
JAB, F. MOOKK.
Ki-Klitrr.
wm. n. HKIM.H,
Receiver.
THE PALACE HOTEL BAH,
J. O. BOEOHERS, Prop.
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars
ih. j. w. vooiec.
Specialist for Refraction snd Defects of the
KYK
rOUTLAND. OBEHON.
Dr. im- I well known to tli rMixmiiihU
Bwiplenf Morrow ormnlir, an a"? "lis wililn( Ui
know who thnM t r im are nan Imra tliirnanii
w
OOL GROWERS
I 1 Bass Itns ! vs T7I
1 htm n-ri" f,'l.
r1 ' i." "VT-vtmr-i .
Save Money!
Stop buying other baking jtowdcr and
two tcasnoonfuls to a quart of flour.
Use only one heaping teaspoonful of Schilling's
But. m
using
" ADIOH."
Land of gsrlio aod tortilla,
Land of leheo and mantilla,
Land of mula aod tmnggled slitters,
Lead of raialot aod of fritters.
Lead of Pedro aod of Baoebo,
Land of Wtyltr aod of Blaooo,
Land ot ball fights tod ptotttt,
Leod of iloiky atoorltet,
Laod of manner stiff aod bangbtj,
Land of ItabelU oaogbty,
Lead of Boabdil aod Uamit,
Doo'l yoa bsar yonr Coolt Bero'lf
Oil!"
Lot Vbbwon.
bf oh 1 1 i ii K at llnsolhV
lor dali
W.l. b tlmlnral rnniB
im'J'. Ir
The CALIFORNIA
Lodging House
BEDS 25 anal 60 Canta.
GEO. C. HOME, Prop.
N'ext door to Opera Houie.
If you liuvo not yet realized that tho
"good old times" are with us, your
blond is out of order. Get rid of that
"tired feeling" ami awake to the fort
that tho
Wool Growers'
Warehouse
A
f
Chas. W. Ingraham,
Assayer arid Analyst Ii tho place to itoro your wool this season. Why? Bc-
Uaio Btreei, Oeppoer. Or., cause w do a strictly warchouso business, and not being in
At Cooaer A Warrts'a Drag Hiort.
Analysis of oret ft specialty.
Iirtbf fartjr
Oo Taely afteraooo Ir. aod Mrs
E. Ii. U unlock cat Mist Valrjo Mo-
Ate a birlbdar party, bolDf II ert of
ag oa Ihal date. It wss Immensely o-
joyed by all, aod eepeolalljr b- Hie Ma-
Ate . wbo rroid bo memo preaeoia.
Tbatnllovl g yooeg people were lbr:
Vatrji Mo4t-, Alii Voros, Lla
Cannibal I . Etta libera, Blaecbt Ktlt,
Id MeAtee, Mart Me A tee, Una Dam-
Uton. Lull Ha-ro.is, Uuunit Abrabtm-
le s, Olati a Well. L-a lll.rimsb, Harry I
lt,.n. Urn A Mullnn (tl.a.lla 14 n liwll . '
..its.., .-'mm . . .'., v . - -'- ,
Ikooi llaelock aod Artbui McAts.
Gibson & Berger,
At Cbss lone' OM Manil.
Hhiivinir. - 16 Ct.
1 1 ntr Cutting. "
1 ia t h s . K ve ry t h i n R S t r i c b
ly Firft Clan.
the field buying wool ourselves, we encourago competition
amongst. the buyer and secure you the highent price.
ts rtllB wonl asrks snd twin at eit. baysbl when wool Is sold. Heinl lu your outer
at ot"-.
We pay tks hlghMt ea.h rW lor Bhrrp tlis and hMea.
w araamiita lor Llttla'a Ola and Blaca Laal Tobacca Dlo. th only reliable treir!
dip oa Uie aiarkot.
iy ireis'H uluaatSMrs wnen reqiixawi vino an aj owner 01 wool.
We ttsve a lull supfly M itoxl Harley o1 heat, siso mimoi KoII1 Harley (or teamslers.
iHrart your teamster ! tb lower waieboas. W (iiaiant you t 'Ur deal.
R. F. HYIND. Manager.
A ? TMt f"f Tm.
S ' r in. -i ion in wh b ou, .ni.ol in
IUiS Uil.!1.
Mathews f Gentry A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
RARBERS 1
Is that of plain and decorated
Chinaware & Qucensware At
Shaving
15
Cents.
bbop two uNmrt Knatb ol tminton..
-a
l)UiousntMM.sl a Iwwidi im, I .r
D. A. CURRAY,
. I itniil ol IsuJUtvu
rwj too, ". tr.r, fe Mt ttfO''t oiitt
Ii a . anal h? .onatn.-tioB ail slnsib
arvtnu isii "'VuSr ' ii wwuai iTonsoricI Artist
Gilliam & Bisbee's
Wmim ar ijr all lrat u nurofU torre
ev aiity tafuwloi- K'- C are a r
tela. Try a ka I-. N f
havlfif,
Hair CeHlxfl.
Mf lunMl Csiasi,
as Tl
lrTi, Cia,
A4 T tbt wsy
tT fcav tnytklar Wit sail for ll Ibt Uat f
a
lrsr, s4 tta
00 WHERE Y0VCAN GET WHAT 0U WANT.