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ping dogs, dog brushes and combs,
blankets and mackintosh waterproofs,
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In order to further introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand),
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Though the number of paper I actoriea
ia tbe United States haa decreaeed 20
jht cent, tiuring tne laei is yeare, uie
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cent., and the present capacity of the
paper mills of the United States is 300,-
0H1 tons a year. More than $100,000,000
is Invested in the naper fuctories of tho
UTAH, COLORADO, NE- country, which number 700, and the
total number of employes in them 1
larger than our standing army.
For many years, during the time that
rag paper or straw paper was ine
standard, Great Britain stood at the
head of the world's producers, and
manufactured not only sufficient for
the home demand, which Im very ex
teiiMlve, but also had a surplus left over
for export to other countries, whereas
the American product of paper was In-
sufficient even for home requirement.
With, however, the discovery of the
utility of wood pulp for per making
and the prnc whereby the cost of pa
per lias leen reduced from 12', to 2'4
cent a pound, the United States have
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Germany follows Great Britain closely,
and may soon overtake It In psper mak
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The raw material. Including wood
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cotton ste which enter Into the com-
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nual Investment In all the rountrnw
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manufnetur of lioo.ooO.OOO, and the
rhentlcnl lined for dyeing or cohrlng
p;tN-rs, Mirt It'iittirlv high grade note pa
per. Involve a further expenditure of
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ter Into the romMlllon of pser of
vnrloua klmls. In s.Ulitlon to the al
ready given, are jute nnd straw, and the
nstrn tiard sre divided, according to
their serlc sbleneaa. Into linen raff.
hli h yield 50 rr rrBt- ' peprr'rom
the amount of material used, woolen
mir which yield "o per rent., and
cm ton rnr which, by lmprovel roe
ea. tleld M ireent.
New York ami Maaasehusett stand
at the head f t the states In reapwt l3
the amount of prr manufaeturrd.
With the rhi-npening of the coat of pa
per not only hsve new tinea lieen found
for It (they hsve railway tracks mad
of per In Germany, ami paper pen
cils are no lon-er a hovelty In New
York), hut th oVmnnd for p"T ha
Inervaaed enorniouaty. This Is par
ticularly notieealil In newapspers. the
aire if hirh hs. In many reeea. twen
lrtrrrad In rnrrenpom! Uv the rwlue
Oort In price. M'renver. e besper pef
h lxinr. enornMxialy tbe hualneav
of tbe jitiieation of tk and mr-
inea. This reduction of eot In look
making hy vklrh volume that, ft few
rear ago. coat one tl1ar, is txiw ao! 1
for 1$ or ? renl. has had one odd re
till, aa la ah"n In I he genrrsl deeliii
of private lihrartea, for, wilb therheap
enig of W.Va, lb Inrrnilve foe eol
Wlirg them ama f b drirird,
ri. In !, eaa of rare laUa or
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delphia. Sparkling champagne was first made
by Petrus Perignon, a monk, who died
in 1715.
Ward Prentiss, aged ten, son of
Dr. Prentiss, of Jamaica, N. Y., lost
the sight of an eye through a shot
from an air gun, aimed at him by a
little comrade.
A toy snake four feet long was dis
played before Miss Mamie Lynch, aged
sixteen, in Bridgeport, Conn., by a
comrade, and so terrified the girl that
she has become insane.
What seemed to be a lively fall of
snow In very large flakes over a limited
area in tlie tunement tiistnct 01 rew
York on a recent bright and breezy
morning resolved itself on close in
spection into flecks of foam from the
suds in a washtub, flung to the winds
by some small persons on a fire escape.
The distingniehed ohemiet, T. A. Blo
ouoo, of New York City, demonstrating
hia discovery ot a reliable oure for Con
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assertion that lung troubles and con
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proven by "heartfelt letters of grati
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those cured in all parts of the world.
Tbe dread Consumption, uninter
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Send Your Orders Away
'Till You Get the Gazette's
Estimates
Heretofore the Gazette's job depart
ment has tried to do no work other than
plain printing. However, this shop i
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 of book bind
ingwork that you have heretofore sent
away to get done.
Tbe Gazette shop is not a oharity
ooncern bat if you will give us a ohanoe
we will see that you are satisfied in
every particular.
Buy your goods at home. Remember
that Abe Linooln said that when one
bought goods away from borne the
foreigner got the money sod we got tbe
goods. But when the goods were
bought at home we bad both money
and goods. This is good doctrine. We
are willing to abide by it. When the
printing drummer comes to town, re
member it and call up 'phone No. 3.
560-tf
Free Inclining Chair Car
Upholstered Tonriat Hleepiog Car
rulluiao Palao Bleeping Car
For full particular regarding rate,
tim ol train, etc, call on or addres
J. C. II ART,
Agent O. K. k N. Co., Heppner, OregoD
0. 0. Tiaav, W. E. Com am,
Trav. ! . Agt. Oao'l Agt.
Ut Third hi., Portland, Or.
Weekly Kxcoraiuoi Is Tuivnith Can to tha
East.
Another through tourist oar to tbe
East ba been arranged to run out ot
Portland, giving four each week. Here
after tba oar lerving Monday will mo
through without obaoge to Kansas City
sod Chlcstfo, over the O. R. A N., Ore
gon 8hort Line, Rio Orande Western,
Denver k Rio Orsode, Missouri Paoiflc
aod Chicago k Alton. That oar ba jnst
been arranged for, ami tbe one previous
ly soheduled for Monday list been
changed to Thursday. It rnna through
to St. Louie, via th Missouri Ptolflo
line. The oar leaving Portland Toesday
goes tbrongb to Bonton, and i promoted
by tbe Cnioago, Rock lslsod and Pacific
Wednesday' oar ruu to HI. Jocrpb,
Kansaa City nd St. Loui, over tbe
Uorlington. All tbeae apeoial through
est ere receiving a gratifying patronage.
Oonsnlt O. R. k N. Agent before buying
tickets to the Fast.
Tbe Gazette oarnea a full stock of
mourning note, correspondence style,
with envelopes to match. Those desiring
snob stationery ean have their wants
npplied at this office. tf.
SPOKANE FALLS 4 NORTHERN
NELSON 4 FORT SHEPPARD
RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
The Only All-Rail Route Wilbonl
Change of Car Retween Spokane,
Rossland and Nel on. Also between
Nelson and Rosslsud, daily except
Sunday:
Leava.
Mil A. M Hp"kan
urn a. m....
:I0 A.M
ARLINGTON-FOSSIL
STAGJLINE
H. REED k ..
A. G. OOILVIE f p'Pe'r-
FARE FROM ARLINGTON TO
Foiall (fit) mll6)...f.uu Round trip ttioo
Mayvllle (M mllo). 4 00 Round trip 7 00
Condon (89-mllei) . . 8 00 Round trip 6 00
Clem (28 inllca).... 200 Round trip SS0
Olex (19 miles) 160 Round trip 8 60
Rtsge lesves Arlington every mornimr
(Sunday excepted) at 0 o'clock; is due
i uononn ai a p. m. and arrive at Foi-
sil at 7 p. m.
Comfortabl covered cosohes and esre
ful, experienced drivers.
. Rowland.
. NpImid-..
Arrlra.
. ;W P. M.
. 8:10 M.
..8.4S P. M.
Cli eonnwtmna at Nlm with teamen for
Kaalo, and all Kootonal lak point.
I'aMMiinira for'Kottla hlTr and Binndr
nwi oonnar at Marco with ataoa dailv.
NEW NAME!
Wm. Gordon haa re-named
his stand the old Jones
livery stable
Tlio Ccntrnl.
aled hay lor tale. Charge reaannahle. Call
Bun him and have vour horaea wall pared Inr.
"The Regulator line"
Tie PM IVki 4 .kkU Nsvipiioa Ct
TW0 SPLENDID TRAINS DAILY
TO THK EAST
-GB1T HOCK ISLAND III.
CATARRH Rocky Mountain I Colorado Flvnr
- i . . , .
Cordray, the pioneer tbeatreman of
Portland in lb line ol "popular price ,'
bs r fitted th Wastington til. theatre,
formerly kooan tbe "New Frk."
Cordray alar ay ba anmetbing near, and
onr people, vheo below, ran aprnd
iltanaut evsulng at his plaos. tt
BIIAUXns
DALUS Cirt" AM0 KICULHTOH'
;nd. lb
Uo..lll
.aod Tb
mmrntlni Xl.'n.Uy, May
liinar f Hi lirqlnr
at Portland t . n
lall IN;kl.m.
Wban run go ! iVrlUrtd, slop nff at
Tli Pallr and lk trip duo th
(Vilttmbia; )ou ill ej7 It. enj
oiiir.
W. C Al l.AWAT,
Oxnaral Agat.
QUXOIC TXIVtM t
tor-
tSim Irmiolfsioo
Aa4aUM(teJirnrnt-Mle'
ra ( taa
Southern Hncific Co
11 anati k tt,ml CiJikM In all
a4i tt H lWMl (Mart
Hi IV-4 I MM. I'm 1 1 ma. I
Mao i
I . .. .m
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Ak your
Druggist
I' if Bfbrma
10 CENT
TRIAL 6IZE.
EIj Cream Da'm
rn.an Kit en'H,
W,.ir.1r t aa Ptlirt
lnj'irl'. drai
ll I q rl. y AInHtil
lllrr Hr.i. at oia.
It i(n tS r'.miiN
ji .S.mI rwnr".
Inflamniatt.Ht.
II, . ant l"f"lr. I. t' S V.-llrti. Iflfr thf
.,m nf 1-' "4 hmrll. F ul MM tut. 1 1
ur m 1 1.
. . V t. a Mfr. ?" Tora.
Limited
wrcvtii T2 M
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COLD "Hi HEAD
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ArriTal.lN . I.M
" OMAHA
IrX MolNFH
" I'AVKM-OUf
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Ntt Day
Thmnah HlwtxHa and Chair Cam Colaradn Ui
I hiracn. Mlla tntibula tlnvo.h.ml. Tha
Bnt train la tba t.
a. m.
a a. m.
ll A p. IU.
I si a. in,
i ;f a. m.
a. m.
p. hi.
U PKNVHt
" inlii Hl'KlNtirJ
Ar'Uaa 'lol'r KA .
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t ' p. m.
14 p. m.
t a. m.
II a. a.
Ar. HT. I UI IS. (Wab. It
IS p. m.
ArrlaKT JOHfTH
I.IVOLN triHnn)
- OMAHA (KtSaa)
l w m.
s 1 a. m.
-J a. m.
Thiouft-h 8lrra Cohmul.. HHn tu Ht. L..OK
la Wl-.h B y.
i : v !: n .
These arc New Trains in ailition to our former service.
fir pantratara ant fuUUr (itln tim of tlmw tra'na vrita
omsiAL
W. H. riHTM,
u-o. ai.. i r. r iv.
c. c
. M'LCOD.
A. I.. T. A . T'lfl KI
. "ntiinn Jam Kaniln YoniK All That 14-Ycar Old Stuff,
-Kohn's Best'
On Tap Down at The
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tut -. it.it) wmi f.i.ailMis
ton I War wlihKimin tha Sar. all itiii-a
Sitlphl. rtr l orltalia an. I .iwr.M ol
Ih-mry ! all rnlnriit prhi-ara. Ni-arlf aiw
K..- M .! toliim. Mar.rlnn.lf rhmp.
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Wriiana Ulty rri.n ara amplnrH In nur
mrrraitif1.iw tl.aPlmnt atntt. In srrv t"il,
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