I A LITTLE SUFFERER
Paoa, Hands and Arma Covered With
Sorofuloua Humors-How a Cure
Was Effected.
" When five years old my little boy had
scrofula on his face, hands and arms. It
; was worst on his chin, although the sores
f on his cheeks and hands were very bad.
It appeared in the form oi red pimples
which would fester, break open and run
and then scab over. After disappearing
they would break out again. They caused
intense itching and the little sufferer had
to be watched continually to keep him
from scratching the sores. We became
greatly alarmed at his condition. My
Wife's mother had had scrofula and the
only medicine which had helpd her was
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Wo decided to give
it to our boy and we noted an improve
ment in his case very soon. After giving
him four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla
the humor had all been driven out of his
blood and it has never since returned."
William Baetz, 416 South Williams St.,
South Bend, Indiana.
You can buy Hood's Sarsaparilla of all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hood's.
Hood's Pills
: easy to take.
b cents.
We sail away to Manila bay, the Dons we do not
fear;
And we'll leave behind thegirls we lovc.criei
the Oregon volunteer.
With Dewey bold to lead us, and Old Glory In
the sky,
But ere we pass we'll drain a glass, of Sperry's
Linwood rye.
Sold only at the Belvadere Saloon, E. Q.
8 perry, proprietor. tf
Local Notes.
Col. Walker is baok from Portland.
See M. Lichtenthal & Co. for shoes, a
Bam Hughes is ont with a new carri
age. Wood wanted on subscription at this
office. ,
Mrs. Streihsn. . of Kitted passed
through Heppoer Saturday on her way
below.
Ad Matteson, Mao Gentry and O. Ras
mus left today (or Teal springs for two
weeks.
Ben Leland came in from the interior
Sunday,
Emil Qrotkoff is in towc after several
months absence.
What is Hop Gold? Best beer on
earth. ee ad. elsewhere.
0. A. Minor was down from the Ditoh
Creek camp on last Saturday
Liohtenthal & Oo. for shoes. Exclusive
shoe store. Handles tbe best. 83tf
Ohae. Hale, of tbe Galloway seotion,
was in on business last Saturday,
Uuinnesse's famous old "Dublin
Stoat," imported, ut Chris Borohers'
tf
, : n T. 1 . . .
iuisb .cvn ivoea oi nuen oreek, was
fishing friends in town a few days this
week.
Bud Hporry, Linn Matteson and
Albert Kea leave today for McDuffee
springs.
Dr. ttwinburoe informs ns that Miss
Una Glascock's oonditioa is very much
improved.
Father Briordy held servioes in tbe
Cntbolio ohurch on Sunday, whioh were
well attended.
Dr, J. W. Vogul, specialist for refrao
uon SDd defeots of the eye, will be here
every three months. 6-48-lyr
"Oo'n juice" is all riuht but Low Til
i . . . .
iara dm a orand of H year-old gonda
that is bard lo beat. 6l)3-lf,
vol warmotb, Mamie Elites, Mrs. Eli
Keeney and Bessie Estes leave for Teal
springs Wed Deed ay.
Painless remedy for ntrsotiog teeth.
If not as slated, no charges. Try Dr.
Vaughan's Dew plan. C04-tf.
Judge Bartholomew went down to
Portland oo last Saturday evening, sod
returned this morning.
Six six-borse teams, with trail wagons,
loaded for the interior, were in line on
Vain etreet this morning.
If Too need something for your system
onll at the 'Phone The Telephone sa
loon, City hotel building. tf
Usppner tilaukman started for Seattle
by last night's train, where be will re
main during tbe summer.
Best accommodation and oourteous
treatment at tbe Imperial Hotel, Seventh
and Wash. Uts., Portland, Orrgoo.
Mrs. C. II. Curtis, who bss boso visit
ing relatives berefur tbe pant six months
leavee tonight for her borne in Humpter.
E. B. Htantoo and M. 0. Fnqas, two
worthy ana successful farmers of Eiuhl
Mile, wsre In Heppoer on list Haturdsy,
Bring your bides, pitt aoJ furs to
Beo, Mathews, at tbe Liberty Meat
Market. He pays highest market price.
Cl'J-tf.
Dr. J. E. Adkios will be In Heppner
about August lOtb. He extracts itb
witbool fain. See blra at the Palaoe
hottl. e
H. H. Il.itnxr, formerly a reeldeot of
our loan, bat Wis of Humpter, bee been
appointed drpuly sbetllT of Baker
eounty.
Umrj JotiM, of Uiotoo crtrk, earns to
towo oo bailors Friday, making tbe
erqaainteoo of the Gat' its's new tno
age neat.
Mrs. WalW, nif.lher f Mre. K. E.
Uewitl, earn np from The lil!a this
morning aoJ will tpinl a month with
br dii( liter.
Yrsterdav Ifc'k Howard lork out
bay ontfll to bar! 1 W aerss of wht
bay, on Die Ciiniin-tnime IWt. It ia
a pUo.lld er p. j
K. CI. N.le Vti. rm.it. r fif ,
bnsineM. Tbe 0 lil and haf. ,
(Ni to be found la Uyiort.
tew ad to this tsaqa.
h Ihelr
tf.
Newt J.'O'S. o' Hiitir, Is la towa
and wilt retorti la few days, a'-A.tntm-
nied by bis wifa asd rhild, wbe bava
lea iHtn friwtida.
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WJST trt J".1 -It:
m u..l t m rl
ep. ft
Mr. A. B. Niles, the genial representa
tive of Tbe Niles-Vinson Marble works,
of Walla Walla, is makiug bis usual
rounds of this section.
Stop thatoough! Take warning. It
may lead to consumption. A 25c bot
tle of Sbiloh's Cure may save your life.
Sold by Conser & Warreo. x
Mr. Albert Wright brought to our
offloe a box of currants grown ih his son-in-law's
garden, known as tree ourrants,
the largest species of their kind
Assessor-elect Willis has just relumed
from a trip to Hiatt's mill, near the bead
of Butter oreek, where he was on an
assessing mission for Mr. Petteys.
Dr. M rgurite Grusey left on Sa'.ur
day night's train for Santa Ana, Califor
nia, where Bbe will vMsi a few weeks, re
turning to Heppner about September 1st.
The switohboard of the new telephone
oompauy, for the convenience of the
publio, oconpies the epaoe at the left of
tbe eotrauoa ia Conser & Wurreu's drug
store.
Karl's Clover Root Teaj for Constipa
tion it's the best and if after nmnu it
you don't say so, return package aDd
get your money. Sold by Conser &
Warren. T
Catarrh oured. A dear head and
sweet breath secured with Sbiloh's
Catarrh Remedy; sold on a guarantee.
Nasal iDjoctor free. Sold by Conser &
Warren. x
H. F. Iteird was in town Saturday,
makiug final proof on bis bemestead, lo
ooted at the head of Rhea oreek. Mr.
Baird reports having out 80 tons of hay
from 50 seres.
Tom Carle, one of Ioue'e old-timers,
was in Heppner last Saturday, lone is
building rapidly, Tom says, and
this paper would guess that Tom is do
ing bis share of it.
Albert Reu misplaced his coefMence
in a bunch-grass mustang yesterday eveu
ing. Dutil ha muds connections, tbe
boys were betiiug dollars to duiitfbaats
that he would "Jose a bet."
For Constipation tuke Karl's Clover
Tea, the great Blood Purifier, cures
headaohes, Nervousness, Eruptions on
the faoe, and makes the head as dear as
a bell. Sold by Oonser & Warren, x
Dr. A. L. Beatie nud Miss Delia Liv
ermore were announced to be married at
Pendleton lust evening. Both nre well
known to mBny Heppner people, who
wish them all the happiness possible.
Gid Hutt was taken with a tmlil.n
attack of appendioitis yesterday. Dr.
Swinburne pronounoes it of a oatarrahl
type, and says it will require a few days
to deoide the seriousness of the ailment.
Sbiloh's Consumption Cure oures
where others fail. It is the leading
Cough Cure, and no home should be
without it. Pleasant to take and goes
right to the spot. Sold by Conser 4
Warren. x
Mrs. H. W. Berkley returned borne
from Portland this
husband with tha little boy who is being
treated at the Portland Hospital. The
parents have but slight hopes of the boy's
recovery.
Alex Cornott was in Heppner Satur
day, tbe first time siooe long before
eleotion. H was in tbe monotaios this
season on eleotioo day and did not have
an opportunity therefore to use his right
of suffrage.
Cas Rodjjers, Echo's up-to-date far
mer, writes Georgs Conser that in bar
vesting bis bsrley crop be realizsd 80
bushels to tbe acre, and that the orop
would go Into pork as fast as his numer
ous bogs oould consume it.
Dr. John W. Rasmus, of tbe "Rod
light," ever on tbe alert for something
new, can furnish you tbe finest cock
mils in the land Manbatlen. Jersev.
Vermouth or Gin made by an artist in
the business. Drop in and take the
taste out of your mouth. if
If you waul the latest war news, tha
fral.at I.... 1 I i
uappeaings, oity or
oouotry, get the Gazette, eemi-weekly,
Tuesday and Friday. Patronage belpa
make a papsr. Compare it with those of
other towns tbe lite of Ueppuer and the
Uozette will not suffer thereby. if
At tbe Heppner Candy Faotory is tha
place to get oool, refreshing summer
drinks, Js. Hart can faruisb yoo milk
ehakes, sodo, its cream soda, oraiiss
wine, peach cidr, etc. Ioe cream booths
nloely fitted up. Ouine and try tha
Dewey Usvor-a Dew thing and very floe.
601 tf
Leo Lsoy is Lere gathering no sheen
fcr a ahicmnut about tha l.t:h of n..i
month. Ilia brother Frank, who tried
Eatlwilli a band of eevetal thousand
bcaJ reoentlr, laeretJ in miklnir a sat-
isfaotort sale of them at Hod a Springs,
Idsbo, and, returning, bat gone to tha
eueet for recreation.
A team attached to a woo. wagon, be
longing lo D. M. Hporry, wesped lbs
vigilance of their driver and mada tha
run of Main street, bringing op in the
or k bottom al the lnr end of town,
to tbe etouif-raeot of bystand-rs. No
damage was done, eave tbe breaking of
a tmlt or two.
William D'inralf, fiO y,rs of M,t
hsigbt S fret 5 InrhM, weight 10 pounds,
d!pparJ from Port I ml M4y 2m,
and baa ot Uo harJ from slurs. Any
information wanting Mm is wsoUl by
Ma family.
Telegraph IUS Jobm J00 t1"' branded WU" aoa.
Mailln.a. C.nlra Cta roooly, falifor-1
Ma. J'
Th. M.'ot,ll i,.,.!. .-,, , ,!,,
onleesa bri.lge Is built arc.a Ihe John 1
Day Ibe Heppn.r. Mupfc.ii fooU f,nt)r(,
l,H.ma terv b.L.il-r f.,!.,,.!.!,....! J
auihiiig ut 'ii I 'in, a
ferry beiaeea
M.loi.ell an I l,l .
If ti e Mil. u.
H luPtabitiU HI try sttti.pti. i Mej p. j
her Ibey will Dn1 Itmt Ibet ....
Ixtb lima end m eey,
Oiarles A flU so!. I I t. eMire U4
t.f l.p lo ll. W. an K. K. li.MI,.,!
I mw, CMtti."f.ila $4tt, and will re-iT-.ta
nb Lia f.ini, WkiUMir-,
Wash , where la r'-Mly far. I,.. ri
aer f fa'tr ttig Un1, iil m mil
m t1 Mr, t,:, f marrow
foooly's .! kai'M ri' st,saa4 it is
ub rrei it si we Irak tea e!5R'!iir.
fcnj tf Itt i.r:gr.
ine Marquam Grand, on Morrison
street in the Marquam building, is under
exoellent management and tbe publio
will be royally entertained this winter
new companies and new faoes will ap
pear from time to time at this popular,
first-class thestre of Portland, and when
in Portland our denizens should not fail
to take in some of tbe fine dramas tbat
will be presented. tf
Ben Leland, tbe veteran Morrow
county salesman, has again returned to
Heppner from Canyon City, having
accepted a position with tbe new mer
cantile bouse, to be opened in the near
future by Mr. Whites in Coffin & Mo
Furland's old stand. Mr. Leland'e so
qoaintnnoe is as extensive as any man's in
this section of the country ,and bis ability
as a saleman second to none.
A few evenings since two coach loads,
embracing a oompany of fifteen, repaired
to the borne of Mrs. E. E. Keller, on
Wiiiow oreek, to oelebrate the anniver
sri birthday of five members of tbe
company. Mrs. Kelley's hospitality is
well known to the residents of our oom
mumty, and the fortunate members of
this party are in debt to her for one of
the most enjoyable evenings ever spent.
Her table was replete on only snob deli
cacies as she is oapable of serving.
The DalUs Chroniole says: Wednes
gay morning while returning in a back
from Moro, where they opened tbe new
operohouse, the Somers family met with
a serions accident. Tbe neokyoke broke
and the teem ran away, dumping tbe oo
onpante of the back out into tbe road,
Mrs. Somers Bud Miss Nellie suffered
severe bruises, but the others luckily es
CBped. Ibe ti-sm ron into a barb-wire
fence, and much damage was done,
Mrs. Homers wss rent to her home in
iortlaod, where she will reoeive treat
m-.'ut, while Miss Nellie pluckily took
her plaoe on tbe stage last night and did
her part admirably, in spite of the foot
that her injuries were painful.
; Fell From a Horse.
lores young girls came up tbe street
on horseback at a lively callon this
morning, and, when almost opposite the
Guzftte offloe, one of tbem, Dot War-
ffiotb, seemod to release her hold and
fell heavily to the street, where she lay
apparently unoousoious. A orowd soon
gathered, carrying her to the sidewalk,
when she soou recovered, with the sur
prising ir,qiiries: "Why, what's the
mutter?" "Did I fall off?" "What made
me ?" etc, and at once brushed tbe sym
i, : t .
m 4010 ubiua, went to ner pony,
mounted and rode away in time to cheat
a physioiao who reaohed the spot breath-
la.. T U I. a ...
'"' resun 01 ner ran was a
noticeable bruise on her forehead.
llunaway Accident.
A serious runaway aooident ooourred
on our streets Saturday afternoon. Miss
Mary Matthews, daughter of Tom
uittiiuews 01 cutter oreek, drove to
with buirjo una cart, and on her
return home with Miss Dora Prater and
her little brother Glenn, who intended
visiting her, as they turned tbe oorner
opposite the Palace hotel a little dno
ran out, scaring tbe br rse. which started
on at a funons rate and when reaohing
me oorner Ibe oart was upset throwing
the occupants violently Busiest Ibe trees
lining tbe sidewalk. John Von Cadow
was tbe first one to reach Ibe unfortu
hates and picking tbem up Mies
Matthows had soffdred a severe scalp
wound besides numerous bruises about
tbe face. At the lime, other than tb
fright, Miss Prater and Glen were sup
posed to have esoaped injury, but Mon
day morning Miss Dora was suffering
from a severe bruise of Ibe hip, confining
her to her bed, the seriousness of whioh
is as yet undelermined. Miss Matthews
Injuries are quite painful, but Dr. Mc
Swords, who has been attending her,
thinks that tbey are in do way serious
The bona was caught opposite Lezer's,
with no materia damage done to tbe
oart.
What Dr. A. E. BalOr Nays.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Gentst-From my
personal knowledge, gained in observing
tbe effect of your Sbiloh's Cure lo cases
of advanced consumption, I am prepared
to say it is tbe most remark abla remedy
that baa ever been brought lo my atten
tion It has certainly saved many from
consumption. Sold by Conser A Warren.
rott ha i.e.
naoon, ai acres, good land, 4 miles of
ft 1 . .
lieppusr, all fanrr.!, plenty or water,
bona, and barn. IH arres or summer,
rallow. all ready lor full r,p.
tertna. Call at the Omlte oflios.
Gil -if
rjarM lotr How.l, Cw.r..,.
uo. UUUl, Lit. drusi!,t Klubd Blowy.
fpeelal Vol Ire.
As the presnnt proprietor f tha Oa.
file must leave Urppair soon, he is
dMrom or aeltling np bis affairs. What
Is due bint be in Qui bava at once, so that
he can meet all demands. Drop In and
srltlayouraecjunl. r.if
9 urn KEWaKu 1
Will be paid for itifurma'ioo le..luj
tolhe arrest and onavirlmn f any Mr-
1 wo lhm Mt W.d-M. 00 ll,s
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Your LrcaJ necdr,'; x
t) sffdt or alum or lime.
Schilling' t Hal UVing
powder hat no lime or alum
or ec,i of tia
HKPPNEH MC8T HtaTLE.
8oaie Thoiuhtt From doe Wkd Has Seea for
Uimwlf Ueppner the Future Ship
ping and Passenger Point for
Boras anfl rjanyon City.
The writer ' reoetjtly returned from a
trip to the Interior oouttry, and he made
the best of his opportunities to note tbe
wishes of the people of tbat section. He
found that Heppneris the natural outlet,
and tha future will pfdyg It. Not an
opportunity was overlooked by the
writer to bring Heppner prominently be
fore tbose people.
It would be well to say at the outset
that the building of the telephone line
into Burns via long Creek and Canyon
uity nas exemplified this fact, that
Heppner people have faith in their town.
and tbat they are willing to assist in the
development of tbe country tributary.
Burns, though 150 to 175 miles from the
railroad, is not in direct connection with
the outside World. A Burns merchant
now naturally turns to Heppner as bis
shipping point. He can reach the ware
houses and asoertain when his freioht
arrives, and oan send teams accordingly.
The road from Burns to Canyon City is
splendid at all times of the year, and
even from Canyon to Heppner is in fair
repair, considering tbe amount of team
ing done over it. If the various super
visors will remove the loose rook team
sters oan have no further 'room to oom
plain. Sinoe Mr. Miller took charge of the
Oanyon-Heppner stage line, be has im
proved it by putting on splendid stock
and rigs, and by changing tbe service
from a 36 to a 24 hour servioe between
Heppner and Canyon City. Passengers
from Burns now oonneot with the
Oanyon-Heppner stage every other day
and reach here 36 hours out of Burns,
and in 48 hours after leaving home are
in Portland. This saves 24 hours over
any former servioe out of Burns by
Ontario, Huntington or Baker City, if
the passenger is bound for Portland,
and most of the travel tends tbat way.
This means also a saving of from 815 to
$25 on fares for tbe round trip.
The people of Bums, and between
Burns and Canyon City, are now dis
cussing b daily stage and mail between
the two plaoes, instead of a tri-weekly,
as now exists. Petitions are being
signed numerously and tbe Gazette has
no doubt but tbat this will snooeed, and
In the very near future direot oonneotion
oan be had so that fast frelsht and
passengers can proceed without inter
ruption.
There is another thing that should
not esoape the observation of our people,
and tbat is that tbe business of tbe
interior demands a daily mail and train
into Heppner. This would plaoe Hepp
ner in a still better position to oompete
itn Baker City, which has a daily line
Into Canyon Oity. This oomplete. and
Heppner has a "dead oinoh" on the
interior busiuess, so far as light freight
and passenger tmffln la aaarned. The
telephone servioe will oomplete the good
work and oaks Heppner tbe sbiDnina
point for a vast section heretofore
patronizing otber places.
A peculiar thing relative to the pressnt
mail conditions In the interior was noted
luring the writer's brief sojourn in
Canyon City. Heppner having only six
traine a week, the Sunday Oregonian is
oarried around by Baker City and does
not arrive at Canyon Oily until after tbe
Monday's paper has been reoeived via
Heppoer. This shows tbe tremeudous
advantage that tbe Heppner route has
naturally over tbe Baker route.
Heppner people have shown enterprise
in building tbe telephone system, and
Mr. Miller has set the ioiative by giving
tbe publio a first olass stage line. Let
os oomplete tbe job.
CASTOR I A
For Infant! and Children.
8 Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the . '
Signature of CW7Z4'
Tlil ! Viur 0.Miiunltj.
On receipt ff W u cenls, ciuili or Htnn,
Kent ruin rmiiiile will , nmilr-.l f i,t
m;'t jKipnl ir Cud.-rli nml My Fover Corn
(Kly's ('r.-iiin ll.!in rnff.ciimt lo demon.
strata tho f;re ti . r u ..f 11,0 roiutdy.
llv i.i:';i:!'.;:a,
Lii ..r. u m Nw York City
It. John 1:.-M Jr.. i f . ni rVk,M.iii.
rooomnu uIm1 i:!y'i r,rin Ht.'m to me. 1
eau tni tiS.j..' l.i 1 .1.1. 11,. 1,1, "ll ia iml
tlva euro fi aimrii If n.l Redirected."
liev. Fran.-U V. Vi. IWur Oiilrul I'rva.
Church, lU-Kua, il.ji.t.
F.ly'e Cream Pnlm U Urn a lnmldge
cum f.ir rn'arrb uti'l roii'nint no in.-rrury
bur any injurious dmg. Pries, &Q centa.
E. .G Noble & Co.,
I Successors lo Noble 4 Co.,
C Are ia l.,l. e.,1,1 .1 u , n4 uh U(MMi .j, W(i I
C M nl .rhl, is ,h.lr line. g. o. ,n4 , ',, , )
- h I0 y all bill! ol lb. old Bria u !) m collart 1... ,.
) n. O. NOIJLl a CO.
I Are out to do business and plenty of It. Don't I
overlook this. Repair work a specialty.
A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
Is that of plain and decorated
Chmawarc & Quccnswarc At
Gilliam &
4 Ida mif ka
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back from Klondike.
John K. Lathrop Tells a Giiette Reporter
Something About the Far-off Rt jlon.
This morning John E. Lathrop arrived
from the Klondike section, via Ban
Francisco, on a visit to old irieads al
Ibis place. When seen this afternoon he
appeared very much' the old LatbroD of
old, jolly and good-natured. He
showed, however, the hardships through
whioh he had gone. He has tbe Arotio
tan and is some 30 pounds lighter than
when he left last year. He bad been ill,
but is recovering rapidly and will soon
be himself again.
"We arrived at Dawson on the lnai
days of September, lust year," said Mr.
Lathrop, "and left Dawson by tbe river
boat, Bella, on Jone 26th. The trip
down the river is quite an experience, I
oan tell you. Tbe upper Yukon is very
low this season, and it took careful work
on the part of our pilots to avoid dan
gerous sandbars, and yet the Yukon of
some 1,500 to 1,800 miles was navigated
to its mouth in about a week. Not
more than two thirds of tbat time was
oonsumed in actual running, the remain
der being used up in being tied to tbe
banks of the Yukon or in releasing a
sister boat that had unfortunately got
fast on a sandbar.
"Most everybody has read 'Mark
Twain's Roughing It', where be relates
how it took him a week to go by boat
from St Louis to St. Joe, a distance of
probably not over 200 miles. Mark enid
that while they were not oooupied get
ting off a snag they were busy roosting
on sandbars. The captain , however, was
proud of bis tub end called her a 'bully
boat', and said that all she needed was
'a little more shear and a bigger wheel'.
Mark, who was an old pilot
himself, thought that she ought
to be provided with a pair of
stilts, but he had the deep sagaoily not
lo say so. Boats on the Yukon not only
need stilts, but are provided with tbem,
and when one gets hung up 00 the sand,
they are used to release the vessel.
Tbese stilts are placed on the bow of tho
boats and are operated by steam wL.m
needed. When not in operation they re
main on the deok out of the way. No
Yukon river boat is complete without
tbem.
"Tbe steamer, Bella, is 00 of the
strongest runuing on tbe Yukon, ber
engines registering 800 horse power. We
did not fare very weIl,on the Yukon, be
cause tbe oompanies cmnot get a very
great variety of food this time of tbe
year. But tbe fare on tbe St. Paul, our
boat to 'Frieeo, was splendid, and, I
oan say from experieooe, muoh relished
by the returning Klondikers. We arrived
at San Francisoo on July 17th. Dr.
Beatie, one of my oompanions on the
trip in, started before I did, taking pans
age on tbe Roanoke lo Seattle.
All have beard of tbe death of Jae.
Jackson, another oompanion of my ini
tial Klondike experieooe. At least, he
bad been missing sinoe November 7th, last
year, and every persou oan understand
what tbat meaoa in the Yukon region.
May 4th a parly ooming down the river
discovered his body oear where he had
bis camp. The remains were interred
00 tbe sandbar near where thv
foosd. Later on a gorge of ios formed
at this plaoe and when it went nn it
scraped tbe bedrock clean and bare, and
no doubt toe remains of poor Jackson
are miles from the first plaos of inter
ment. The peouliar thiug is tbat a new
bar baa formed where tbe old one was
located, fully as extensive as the other.
O, the Yukon is a peculiar stream a
wonderful body of water.
"Tbe weather last winter wss not as
cold as usual, I was informed. The
coldest was about 65 degrees below,
while it usually gets at oold as 72 to 75
degrees below.
"The individual weellu of our list cf
passengers ont was about l,5o0,0iX), or
about $10,000 apieoe. This did Dot in
clude tbe express shipments."
Mr. Lathrop does not reoommend
people to go into the Klondike section,
but ssyi tbat one might get rloh. There
is plenty of gold there. Tbe entire out
put for the Canadia 1 territory of Klon
dike is estimated al $7.000 0(10 to f 10.
OU),0(0. Home of the Iwat oraeks so far
diaoovrred are El Dorado, Bonanza,
Hnlphnr, Hunker, Hear and Dirmnion.
No doubt lhre ars hundreds of others,
just as good, discover) aud undiscov
ered. One of His sourest of oomplaiot for tha
miners is tha entire almeooe of mail aer
vice. It ia claimed tbat (hers Is sort
of service), but It is misnomer, and
fully explains why that bun.lre.la and
thousands of letters never reach Ibeir
reepeouva aesiinatinns.
sir. i.ainroD eon Id nil a Iw.b .111.
facts concerning this new eounlry, and
lbs Gsietle regrls that it eauoot al this
iiiiisriv a more extended Intervisw.
ue win remain bare several days.
Bisbee'
s
II.IBI - ,! ,. , ttt$ f.
t4l 1 ias
r Great olean-up of
a 1 i .
y vaas ana tQds, ,
( Ren)t)ants, and
5 Broken Lots
P is now on.
Ladies' Shirt Wai
- - - -v ww -a.
Ladies' Low Lace
I Ties i
o Calicos, in Standard Brands o
O n . . . r
oummer Wash Uoods. T
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In order to make a
Y 1 I. 1 .
j we nave maae prices tar
stances as an inducement.
. TTT . .
C we must nave room tor tall goods. They are A
coming in even now in large quantities. We have t
A an enormous' stock of goods ordered in New York j
y and Chicago' and our object is to clear away space J
A for them. A
V We have made one deep slashing cut into the t
A above goods decapitating not only our usual modest A
w profit but a portion of the original wholesale cost, w
You get Genuine Honest Bargains. We get Space.
vome anu marvel at
A"
mam
Who bai iecured the lervlcei of
MRS. MARGARET VON CADOW
As manager. It will be run in first class shape
in every department. Kates reasonable
SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
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THE PALACE HOTEL BAlt,
J. O. BOUCHERS, Prop.
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
That 14-YearOId
"Kohn's Best."
On Tap Down at The
Teleph
IT IH MAMIC OOUIIN
New HtanJ, City Ilotal Building,
row oririiVRn, Prop.
DOOTS AND SHOES
1 TMC PLACC
SHOES IN ALL THE
Old Satnd, Main Strsat
CONSER & WARREN,
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
A complete htock of pure and frc-h drun al
wuys in tock. Careful attention paid to fillin,;
of pri'Hcriptioiin.
IVlerchant Tailoring!
Mr. AbruhaiiiHiek in the pionet-r tailor uf IIei.
ner. Hi work i ulwayn first vh and atHfa
tion guarantor!.
cm a 4 and hi;i: mi:, os may htui:i;t-
St
When you hear dem bells T
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IIKPPNEU TJlANSFJilt CO'S
I'elbil cxpre-H in roniinjj. I),,,. ddivrry work
on n,ort nrrh r, 10 n nt an. I upwards Tliin
wyn i No. I.ihmI leaM your ord-r with it,
or at "Central" t.-li-pln.ii. i.fJiri..
MOVK ANYTHING!
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Shoes and Oxford 1
t-lean sweep of those goods
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below cost in many in- jv
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THE BIG
BRICK HOTEL,
The Palace
...Has been leased by...
J. C. BORCHEJRS
Stuff,
one Saloon
ta.
TO CCT TMCM It Of
LATEST STYLES.
Rsaalrlng Saeily
now iiurtiir
VVHtllsU YOU CAN GKT WHAT YOU WANT.