The Gazette. Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1898. Mb. Wm. Salisg, deputy for As sessor Petty e, ban ust finiBhed footing up his assessment roll, which shows an aggregate value of $1,500,000, which is an increase of $100,000 over that of last year. The sheriff's sale last week vir tually closed up the 1896 roll. The roll complete shows but about $200 remaining uncollected, which is accounted for in poll and small property tax. Other collections, through penalties and costs im posed on the tax sal last week, amounts to the sum of $200, so the present administration has actually accounttd for every dollar's worth of taxes charged up to the county valuation. ELECTION OF SENATORS, The avowed necessity for the calling of an extra session of the legislature is the election of a United States senator, that matter having prevented the convening of the legislature in 1807, and ban forced upon the people of the state the expense of an extra ses sion that will cost no less than $50,000. This, however, is not the only baneful result of the system of electing senators. Were it the only inconvenience to which we are subjected we might not bo THAT EXTRA SESSION. The Eugene Guard gives the following interviews concerning the call for an extra session of the legislature: Senator I. D. Driver said that it was a grand humbug And a disgrace to the state; that Lord either wanted to be elected senator himself or have Geer elected. If Geer was elected then Lord would be governor two years longer, as the constitution pro vides that he should hold until his successor was elected and quali fied; that Geer, if elected senator, would never qualify and Lord would hold to the office. The taxpayers in Eugene this afternoon nearly unanimously ex pressed themselves as being op. posed to a special session of the legislature and condemn Governor Lord for calling one. The extra session of the legis lature will be composed of the hold-over senators and the newly elected senators and representatives. Senator Kuyendall expressed great surprise when informed of the call. He said it was unjustifi able and inexcusable; that the people did not want it. LATEST TELEGRAPH. Brief War News, Tele graphic News Notes, Etc., Etc. State News. HERMANN AND THE SENATE Oregon Mining Journal: lion. Binger Herman is making a tour of Western Oregon and is being received with so much enthusiam by his many friends that the suspicion has entered the minds of bitterly complain, but the senator- enatorial P'""t tbat he w try- ial contest drags many complicat- 1DS 10 Becuro lue PIum Ior mmHtm ing features into our state elec- At any rate the Oregonian has jon8 taken the alarm and is trying to Men are not elected to the legia- kill him off. From the standpoifit lature because of their fitness to of the Oregonian Mr. Hermann's become law-makers, but on the silver record is bad, very bad understanding that they will vote almost as bad as that of Senator for this or that man for senator. Mitchell. It is safe to say that As a result the legislature is not the next senator from Oregon will composed of patriotio citizens and not be a gold man of the most ad- Btatesmen, but as a general rule vanced school. of political hacks who lose Bight of Exchange: The matter has been their duty as legislators in the settled. The Oregonian sayB Bin offort to furtbor the interests of Hermann should not be elect their senatorial candidate, hence ed, because he has always been noeded legislation in in a measure wrong on monetary and currency overlooked. questions, that even Mr. Mitchell Were the By stem changed, and is to bo prefrerred because he is a tho people permitted to voto di- man of far more ability and rectly for United States senator, onergy. Will tho Oregonian please theso complications would bo explain why it supportod Mr. averted. The Bonatorial election Tongno, who has been just as un would be taken out of local poli- eouml on tho monetary question ticH, and legislators would be from tho Oregonian's standpoint chosen because of their compoton- a Mr. Hermann, his 18!)1 argu cy. Had such a method been in ruont as a matter of fact never voguo in lH,a senator would have having been answered, been chosen at tho June election, and tho legislaturo of 1H'J7 would wkkkly crop i:li.ctin. t i. i .... .1; n:..t.. : :,. u ,.m, .....u. .u.,,Ku.. The ,., , the weekly bulMio lug. Ilia roHUlt would have been fnr ti, Ul9 0( o,eg ending Hjtem that needed laws would have been ber 1-th, IhhiuhI by 11. S. Vgw. passed, obnoxious ones would have nn. I ,..nl.i,1 1,1.1 llw.ro u,n1, I WeatllHI.-TllO 1IUBH temiiont ur fnr th . wfk MviTKKi"! 07 iligrw. whli'h was 7 ili'g have been no excuso for forcing iiigimr than tor the rrM.iing ami g iitg. tl,o Kiir.ln. nf nn nvira anauimi lilgher than for tho correaiHiiiilliig week otlut I year. The hlghtel temperature during the npn me people, iot until we nk wmsi'ii-., mi Wninue.iey, ami the lowest elect aenatora by direct vote will 'W."'''"i. i mi " ' . wwk. Foruat fires iteveliipeil ratlily during we have a purely democratic gov- tim week, making the air quite smoky from ernmput. Timea-Mountaineer. "i"ir. "it. mi fr..mih.cityuf lmm furllanil rstiiuit I seen UUj, awing to th density ol the amuse. THE SESSION VAl.LKP. crop. -Tin harvest season li rapidly peeilng i i i I i lloppli'klng continues. Th weather It I HE expected ha happened. .ry uvnrahle lor wrk In the hop yer.le. The Gov. Lord haa called a upecial n" "i,fi '- ' "" . I'll -ii '"' "'"'''I yr- 1'h mining hill, reported aiHHl()U ()f tllrt leglnlature, IIS Will In the early summer, will hve Itlllacirwt ntMD Itueeen from hi nroclamatiou an- i"-i"'. ihr having been , unusually favnrahle, th. vlnn mad good pouring in anouier comma, j up growth ami iho hoi are riuer. en th.t a bet date i Keptcmber i.!th. eHitiou will that is to aay, tho limit for w Lich , . . , . rruiK r now rapidly dropping from Ih niCinlxTi receiVO pr dlCIU for a it, and drying U In lull operation In all apocial Bcnl..n i twenty dy. T,' ""' " '''' 'n , .... Ilnr ari not .Hough dry.rt to handle Ih rrop. TIlA object of ttlO HJIOOIhI HeHrlKlll IN Hn.ll I..U ol whmt and oala ar rt U. Ix notait forth in tin call, but the T,' ""P " i"i , r.lly fi'iirr-l. I'olntn dlicvlng n. foinnnnrM , I'Wtiotl OI a I Ult''d Stutt'B Senator H,eMiUtoi'ripproinlrttolir)rlarl Cora and the nan-ago of a gneral at- '"'""" ' " m-"' '' h'i no Inn., fir , ar lwtn .hipped In large propriatinn bill aro tho two thlngii iiiantlllM Fall arrdl'tg ha. romineiirrl. of paramount importanco aought r,m "" ol i.id.i.wii,i.n,i..n4 i i i, i " Urmrra will real allrr a aio.1 .urreaa- to 1m ncrotnpliHhed. IhinIi haa alao i,(irr..p,,.f ,. h.rv.i, twoobj.Tta in viiw in convening " 1 the Bo-aion. One in th bringing Ti.....r..nr..irnirif n.. week ..'rKi- :i dig , whit h wa. II drg I. In her than of I'UgineM to hirl hotel am! tlie ,.r Ih. prr.lihg we. k and Ud.g. higher than iKmmHo election of ono of hi men '"' -"i-'-" ' Th. ... i I ma.lmiim ltiiralir lof Ih week waaldeg. lO IIIO BfUiaii. 1IH llino no nag .M, h itnd on rnd.y and aaliirday.and two faiididati', b.rl and (latch. """ ' d.g.hirh .,rrrdo IIir- iT " r i ii i , mi'iiiMffv, i. rain Idl diDlni the Wert ier the plateau reglun, In Ih ninr fiil p'a. ea, trt nmirre.1 on e eral niornlnga I rop A ri)rMiiden at lld Rii.r. W o roimty, a rite "Ih. aarm, dry aealh.r la rM-enHig rorn and taiw, amu. rrn I. a K- If H- ao I rra If to M taken li Ih mill t aierim Won and ii.he ar plenlllnl. iia ).:hiHmI an l -mr atleirt are rl. "'.I nl whist a I oat. are n In th di.t tinier and tliuothf geld, ma k good ii In. I'ntt rr n .11 kind ar tin eM ' Ffiitn Athena, t in.tlUa county, font. ll.i. l. rl "lt.ririlii( a"d Ikrvehliig almul d"i in. t nt the li. Miieif liu lert wanted I he t"'n .l ! leen hif y llitla .!,. a.. .)..!.. ,f the h.d arather 1.1 I he . 'l" 'i'i rrip. rnii.a ar tlng dug lhi?(..l Mi f a. I, I ! .in ate .mii drt lh...,h...il th. c'.il.ti .t.ta ri eallef har xili.g it tl.reehilig are .'-it m ef and th, r i . .re n ii-g ot h.t ime In ntlivf an Hone ; ), .!"th'! I t.l.'ii Wi.U... lulr ad inten.i Iriti.g ..it tlifMtt. i.n.lliiMe ( a i h - -I e e i ; a rrii'.-. .. pitiin. ere ey te.eii.a Tm H .n I , im ar wiatMrtttg I ( i- ! f' ae pieanl-it j I , h.t r.. thii..,H4Hi In Htm . rnnatrf t Mr. Mitrhell 1 a candidate, ai.il int,.i-t ui, i m. u, . . . Inl i. t r t wp "ia oa t. hi.a- lut'D Bi!in Ibrf lie) IB DOU I'UI ennWl H i.'tiflMri Middlebobouou, Kj., Sept. 10. Ma hals Mnlliog, the giaDte-s, celebrated on the Tennessee border (or ber great weight and ber pereietenoe in moonshln ing, is reported married to Samael John son, a farmer. Mahals is very tall and weighs 560 pounds. She baa frequently been arrested, but never been oarried away from ber borne, defying tbe officers to transport ber. She lives on Welder's Ridge, just over tbe Tennessee line, and ia 50 years old. Ellensbobo, Wash., Sept. 8. The state populist, demooratio and silver republican state conventions, represent ing; tbe silver forces of tbe state of Wash, ington, formed a fasion today and nom inated a full ticket. Hartford, Oonn., Sept. 9. Tbe event of tbe greatest interest in the Charter Oak Park race meeting today was tbe attempt of Star Pointer to lower bis traok record of 2 :03, wbicb was sne oessful, the mile being made In 2:00 Dbnveh, Sept. 9. Tbe National Edi tonal association today eleoted J. D MoOabe, editor of tbe Argns Advooate of East Boston, Massachusetts, presi dent. Portland, Oregon, was decided nn as the place for holding the neit meeting. Tbe association adopted the report of the committee on press laws providing for h standing committee to bring about uniform press laws in the different states. Tbe committee reported in favor of tbe Paris trip beiog taken in 1899 instead of 190 ). The report was adopted. The start will be made in June. One hundred and sixty applications for tickets were received. A Mr. Clark, 66 yean of aga, ih cremated in ber cabin home, near Bprague, September 9th. Judge T. C. Shaw, of Salem, died Wednesday. He came to Oregon In l&M, and waa a veteran of the Indian war. Be waa a man of much promi nence In Marion county and a valuable citizen. About fifty carload of wheat were received at Portland September 9th, and ad rice from the interior itate there la considerable selling- Walla Walla li quoted at W55; Bluestem, The McMinnvllle college opens Its doors for the year 1898-9 tomorrow, September 14th, with prospects of a Urge attendance and a succeasful year. A normal course has been added, ana the buildings have been renovated inside and outside. Word has reached The Dalles of the accident al shooting of 11 n. Nelson Patterson near Dufur, Wasco county. In company with her husband she had gone fnr a trip in the country She attempted to catch a shotgun which was falling out of the wagon. Tbe gun was dis charged in falling and the contents passed through her right hand, tearing off the thumb and injuring the fingers. The hand was ampu tated at the wrist. The Times-Mountaineer says: While ad dressing the teachers' institute yesterday State Superintendent-elect Ackerman referred to the fact that the emperor of Germany had ordered that a picture of tbe Uerman navy be placed In every school house, and suggested that such a display in tbe American schools would b appropriate. Acting on this suggestion, J. H Huntington presented the high school of this city with a handsome picture of the New York, Oregon aud other vessels ol our navy. Recently Harry Smith, a young man of about 24 years ( age, was arrested near Klght-Mile, by Constable Hill, charged with assanlt with a daugerous weapon. The prosecuting witness is a man named Longatreet, who alleges that Smith threw rocks at him, and being proficient in tbe art, caused him great bodily and mental pain. He further alleges that after the asaault he was unable to sleep for several nights, and prays that his assailant be punished to the full extent of the law. His case haa been set for hearing on Tuesday at 10 a. m. The question of a new county to be formed of portions of Crook, Grant and Gillam is again being agitated in view of the coming session of the legislature. There is no doubt that th citizens of that section desire it, and that they have a Just cause for so doing. It Is said that Representative Donely and Senator McGowan of Urant favor the proposition and we can uthorititatively state that Crook county's rep resentative will not oppose It and will lend his aid and influence In its favor, If it Is shown that the residents of the proposed county desire him to do so. Mood' Pills Cure all liver ills, bilious ness, headache, sour stom ach, indigestion, constipa tion. They act cully, with out pain or gripe. Sold by all druggist. H eents. Th only Pills to tak with Haod'a Sarsaparilla. REWARD: FOB GALLANTRY. Bravery of Officers and Men In the Late War to Be Kecognired Washington, Sept. 11. The war department has Issued an order directing the commanding officers of military departments, army corps and detached commands to send to the adjn tant-general, as soon as practicable, the names of such officers In tbe regular and volunteer service aa may be considered entitled to brevet commands for distinguished conduct and pub lie service In tbe presence of the enemy. Rules have also been issued governing the award of medals to officers and enlisted men, as follows Medals of honor will not be awarded t officers or enlisted men, except for distinguish ed service, bravery or conspicuous gallantry, which shall have been manifested In action by conduct that distinguished a soldier above bis comrades, and that Involves risk of life In the performance of more than ordinary hazardous duty. Recommendations for the award will be governed by this Interpretation of extraordi nary merit. Recommendations should be made only by the officer in command at the time of the 'action', or by an officer having personal Spokane, Sept 9. Robert Easson, seoretary of tbe Spokane obamber of commerce of oommerce, dropped dead of heart disease at Lewistoo today. Tbe Northern Paoiflo bas jnet completed ite extension to that towD, and the Spokane obamber of oom trie roe ran a business men's excursion to Lewistou. At 11 o'clook this morning, while tbe eiour- sionists and a large number of tbe people of Lewistou were gathered before tbe leading hotel, Easson staggered and fell in tbe street. He was oarried into the hotel, but expired quickly. Now that the schools are commencing All should know that. P. C. Thompson Co. Have the nicest assortment of WRITING TABLETS In town Tablets at 4c, 5c, 7c, 8c, 9c, 10c, 15c, 20c, and 25c each Rubber-tipped Lead Pencils lc, 2c and 5c each Don't forget the place. Cash talks P. C. Thompson Co. Heppner. Or. Good Goods.... Fair Pr.ces.i- T. AT R. HOWARD'S. Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, Tinware and Furnishing Goods. cognisance of the specific act for which the j Staple (JJld Fancy GrOCeTXtS- Teas and Coffees. T. R. HOWARD, EIGHT Ml lift NOTES. Wakhinoton, Sept. 8. War depart ment officials would not discuss tbe re port of tbe strained relations between the United Slates forces at Manila and tbe insurgent foroes under Aguinaldo. Tbe Impression seems to be, however that Aguinaldo is rather restless and has given the United States authorities gome uneasiness. Orders bave been issued looking to sending farther re iuforcements to Manila, though some days ago it was annonnced that three regiments now at Han Franoieoo would In all probability go to Honolulu, so that thy might be in readiness to go to Manila if needed. 8am Fbaschco, Sept. 8. The bark Elytra arrived today, 21 days from Prince William sound, with salmon for tbe Alaska packers association. Tbe Eleotra brought down a number of prospectors from Copper river, wbo re port the Copper river dlalriot a complete failure and no gold in slgbt in that oonntry. Unodreds of miners are anx ious to return, bat many Live no meaos to pay tbeir way. WiNNirKi, Minn., Hepl. 6. Indians reaching Dauphin from the far north west report meeting an Etiinimanx wbo tells ol tbe appearance of a strange roan wbo desoended among them from the olouda on tbe Uudsnn bay. Tbe general belief is that tbe man is Andree. Weather is very dry and plowing cannot be done at present. Threshing, hauling grain and wood is the order of the day. Rev. and Mrs. Clark were on Eight Mils a few days ago, the guests of Mr. Andrew Ashbaugh. Dame Go.il p must be busy cooking for thresh ers or some other busy work for she does not set much news rolling. We are glad to hear that Dell Fuqua Is suffer Ing less, and bope she will soon be able to be up again and enjoying good health Theodore Downing has rented the Bardman hotel, where he will soon be prepared to feed hungry travelers and give them a night s lodging. Theodore Downing and family, and Henry be accompanied by a detailed account of tbe circumstances, or by certificates of officers or affidavits of enlisted men who were eye-wit nesses of the act. The testimony must, when practicable, embrace that of at least two eye witnesses, and must describe specifically the act or acts by which the person, in whose be half the recommendation ia made, 'distinguish ed' himself, and the facts In the case must be further attested by the official reports of the act, record of events, muster-rolls and returns and descriptive lists." General order, No. 139, published from the war department, directs that all commissioned officers belonging to regiments furloughed for 60 days be placed upon wajtlng orders, Instead of being furloughed like their troops. This will facilitate the making of any changes in the orders to regiments, will give the officers better pay, and afford the department a closer bold upon them in case of need. Another paragraph of tbe order placed upon the commanding officers at hospitals tbe re sponsibility for deciding whether or not sold iers sent home on sick furlough shall have sleeping-car accommodations, and requires the quarter-master, who Is to be stationed at every general hospital, to honor any such requlsl tions. Heppner. A Mare Thing for Too. A transaction in which youcunnot lo.elsa sure tliiiig. lilliousneas, sick lieaJm lie, f i.r red tongue, fever, piles aud a UioubhuiI oilier ins are cauaea uy ooosupuuuu miu mui.u liver. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, me won; THE BIG BRICK HOTEL, The Palace ...Has been leased by... J.C. BORCHBRS As manager he will run it in first class shape in every department. Rates reasonable SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION. THE PALACE HOTEL BAR, derful new liver stimulaut and iutes'iual I 1 R H H Hi H,S PrOT). tonic are by all dnifrgiau guaranteed to cure J -IJUXX VXlJUXiOj -a. XKJjJ or money refunded. C. C. C are a sure . . T . SieaVIbt.7' KM Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Baoklea's Antes Halve. Druas The uest Halve in too worm ior uuis, i M . Bruises. Mores. TJIoers, Salt Rbeom, "(1,c,nes and Warren Ashbaugh visited fred Ashbaugh Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, lOliet on Sunday last. Mrs. Downing Is a sister of Chilblains, Corns, ana ail Sk'o Erop-I u I i.hiu.,,1, Th.. mm riu.nll from Ih I .. ... . . 1 1 1 SiV.VJ r.cu ..,u.UR... v, ... , tious, ana positively cures rues or no "TT PT paired. It ia guaranteed to give school books StatioQery PaiQts Oils-Glass c i G A R S time ago. Two young men got to stealing wood from Mr. Maxwelland his son caught them at it Then they thought they would be revenged on the poor old man, who Is not able to defend himself, and they called him out and abused him Next morning his son found out what they had been doing and went to the boys about it They both came at blm with empty pistols to try to bluff htm, but the bluff did not Ust long, for MIU had a loaded gun, and they lipped away as quietly as poaalble. They feel ultinll, no doubt, when they look at their sire and his, and feel that he could stand them both off. perfect satistaotion or money refunded. Prloe 36 eents par box. For sale by eiooum Drug Co.. E. J. Blooum, manager Conser & Warren, Druggists, Tllt l'"'1"'' ''" rvaiilli'd. In smiie ul the larger I ..,.( ..I..LI.. la ...... I x.Mnnli.lM.l Italia... A 1 for twenty tlay hay iniilluu-s, the bins ol the hay rnp Is well lloth urn ftrtivt c,iiIiUIoh. Ami it inilit 1m a ll' l tlitt iii'itlir-r UiiU njf plm. Othir rfttnli. Utt' art II "M. II. W Curlx'tt an.l lino. I'iiiK'T llirinanii. Mr. 1 1 it mat. i. is at f I'wt.t in OrciJ'ti lima inn after lit own itiU riat, whit Mr. Coilti'tt hie tifvpr lt intrnt In Ori-i;'ii imlitica aincrt tlm iletVat of Mr. Mitcli'll t )" k" l'.aali rn ()fi-t."iii lias man tiRitiml Kakr-n ! "ul l lis to t spiiv tor, atnl tli frii DiUof l'liil Met clan arc Ux'iuini; Iiim fr th lacr. I'vrtia IU,.h ! M. 0. (ioor, of sVrlUii.1, rr hleo rati-tli.lnti-, lii! u tccai.iial l.muirr in Ui lii'rM.t of Jo Himoii is ct.eouuti'ff I TWy jr a (irral Kuonlral (iard.a 1 he J! mliiglral Hurl-ty of Sew York propose In niii.trm I hat will pruhatily be I he durst imilnglral garden In the world In Brotis I'ark N.w York. The aurlrty Miwli to open the s.r.liMi to the public In a Mi'.fai tory nay on M.y I, I". While the work Is prmtrvwlng with all ilue rapidity, the old and wall approved plan of rvll'tltig blllnusnras and eunatlpalUia through the hriieflrrnt agtnry ol Hnetvtter Htnmai'h K i Hits finds general recognition. This e. '-Unit family mrdti-lne Is a safeguard s.alii.t malaria ami rliruiii.ll.ia. and reatooa Imllgi-allon and iivrvoiisnrM. II tovlgorau the sy.tvm through Imprntrd dtgvetlon, ',,f1 1 Are It against illaraM, and enunterarU the .rfrrUol m f wnil, mental of paystral. taksn all la H, th jclal iwU-n h i ....!- 4" i. ItH I... !,.. .., e .i ,a.a ri. frasler K.fa-a S iai tar ( k.kalla. In lbs Horse lUtiew. pobllsbed at Cbloago, Anga.t h Issue, appears the fcit lowing" I Urn relating to aa oflW made to Frank Frasier for Cbebalw: "Last WaJueedej, at Olena'a Falls. N. T , y I Mills, of H -t in. offer e t Frank Franer A.ivM fr tbe -Or.gia Wonder"! Cbebatla , 3 H r" "u P"pl refusal." Mr. Frailer bs several timaw hra effervl a tnach or amre fr I'larg slallioo, bat hie friend hre vary srally li.lie.e he will f.fa.a vi Iwiea as tti'tob, T.run alihnagii be ebnol never ag.lti go ta a tc: Chblis I worth t"r rom.y thaa I'll"! A brwwlwr ha has on ap.ri.r. Tre is not knows anywhere a ate li.'O of bitr gellioa' H'tatili". or Ih at tranaimi's it bis roll. unvaryingly tits i flue iMilats of style an I aeUna M-ng- b aalf as banlif tl a l'ia of.ilaafl a as was aver .aUI, be das aev.r fall. Ill give bis ilsprtiitf the .m laty , carriage as 1 ni. !. It is tbe aal tarsal aploloa kr that Mr. Franer will rwfase aay ) for Ch.balia aal it amootil t at Uat two evl a half lltas 'l.Oll, aaJ a-irri Say ka M i aiea( to S-ll at Ib.l llgl' CASTOR I A For Infant! and Children. Mt Kind You Hare Always Bought THE ART OF BR0.W1IHG. Was Perfected by the Production xf .... Bears tha eSguatuxe of HOP CrVOIvTD uKasr X)U?itv news. From the Long Creek Kagle. Why are an old h.n and an editor alike 1 They both scratch for a living. K. Nelson, th John Day Jeweler, Is arranging to put up a brick residence this fall. W. T. Hamilton waa In the city Irom Hamil ton last Friday. He ha contracted with I. O. Woodall, the lumbermen of this city, to erect a bullillng for blm at Hamilton, which be will use for s mercantile .lor. Timber Culture,- Jlnd now Die entire world Knows this vcrj eel product Final Proof. As the Star lirewcry beer..... t'aiTso ht.tss Lain Orrn s. The Iallr.. or.. Htt. a. . VTOTICE IH HEKkBY tilt FN 1 HAT THRO. lv dore ao.l.rwoo. of klght Mile, haa Slrd On draught at notice of In t.nt Inn In mean Bn.l proof nature V. Crawford. Coantj lrk at his outre In I Heppner, urwwnn. on waniwe-iey, ine i'lna.y ol tk'tober, on tlmbwr culture application I .( ol ssrtlon nu. li, imp I Ko. IN. R Kn. 24 E . M. He names aa wit-1 Ho. for Ui HK V. of ssrtlon tin Fdgar D. Lawk, Frank f. VanghR. An.ld.otof Orant wont, rwcenUy .njoyln, Mrsi And.ro. Uelie Ims. .111 M.hl an outing at the tea ouaal was eased what would you do If you were Baking Is th harbor and would ae a Spanish man-of war eomlng? To this he bravely replied that be weald pull up his line and sink er. )r. B. F. Sweek paw.d through Kovthara (Irani early Hits week accompanying hi wife and Mlas Fay to Hrppw-r, Irom which po they will depart lor r"ortiad. Th doctor s ki-al Kcglster. NOTICE Or ISTESTIUN. Lasa Omra at LaOata. Oasoow. N'OTK K M BEEFBT IVE THAT Till following naroMt aHtlf haa Sited wotlrr of hla lnl.ntlon to make Snal bmot In aunfi of hla claim, and th.t aald pro.4 will be m..lr I M.U to iwttirn.to Urnl roualr and re mala I hlorw lb County Clerk ef Morrow County k. i. .h. tir4 l hla brofMaloe uotll UU .. at lUi pnwr. Untan, ea October la. .... , ' - I I.Jh .If In the fall. I Al.RrHT Wg.l.lK ROKToM. M. ). Chaatbeie, the proprietor of th. Elkkora -l0?"; i'ZVli t hotel, and son. Ed Chambers, returned laet I h. mma the M towing wltmais to pro. kl. continuous rewtdenre iipoa anl rulll'.iton tt Aadrww J roM J.iw.IW mui lifMtin. Iil HI. II. Willi. oul they captured two elk asi a aeor, ana i hi. it of uurdaae. oraoe. m. . B.an..rt tw.ni. l.r.. trouL the latter from th water I n artta'rr. of th famous Magua lake. Mr Chamber and .,1 . ... ,k. h.M.e..i ik. na. I Motice of Intention. born hotel enjoy almoet a eonllauou ksM lb year around FrIJay from a hunUng eod S.hlng trip near tbe I kte eentlauooe rewtdenew ur- i head ol Long crw.ll and Msfos. laka. bll. kf,?'ii' ? - N What is Scott's Emulsion ?bi Lean Orru s at ..i.is. .. A .i t 1, OTi'E l itgkr hv .itt mat i.t Mlowln l amr hm Mk. I n4 her tnintt.Hi In m.fe. Snal In 'M t--rt of ket rt.lnt, and thai aald pf4 will bw m. 1. I bf( Ih. 1'm.i, i Uf k t Worrow l mii. at.. egofi. al Heppawt. (rer. ott irtl , l. li Mil IIAIl. UAIXtlWAY.of llerpnof. Of . H I ko asm, to. oe . kV) and ', I. i i a a. Me MM Ike Mlnwlng SllMW tw e. ku rouitaw. fwaitee aft and eiti.atln 4 I a4 land t. J C b4 M J lMn, e4 A. J WMwtp, eiM Hf.M g, w, '. aM It all popular saloons STAlt BREWERY CO., 203 Washlaaan St., artlan., Or Clothing Made to Order We wish to inform our friemls aud tho public that we have appointed 2vdCi.ii.ox & Co. filing ngt-ntn for our ci-h trattd MADE TO ORDER CLOTHING Tiny have our comph to lino of pain. pU anil aro prcpantl to tako your measure for a fine unit. o o It U a itrtnfthgftlnf loc4 -n4 tonic. rtnurkeU. in Its flgiK-fontv SOTIVK Of IS TESTiOS Uaaa Otrtt a at la ii.ua. ti...., su.m i i Inr profxrticj. Il confaJru Cod- otiiu wiktar Mt mar tut . . . , . ... . l tMwa.. h.m4 enw -1 Liver Oil emuuului of partuu ' a i.ui w. . f d, . . . , i,c iL. ..rt riMwiim ioiw e4 ! il wi.l iecitt-4. commrxa Vita five wcu- h., .). , i ni-.t .. .1 Talrnnize an Orrptn inlutry lhat rmplov neveral hutulri'd men, atnl ue OiounaniN of dollars worth of Katern Oregon wol. I Mwavfkeaarw, mymarmjmj, awmj sayar-Mr, ' ' I. f tak A la rhosphiUl ol Urrx and 5oda to ntu witu. wt Un4. th.t their roUncy U nuUri.nf "TT.Ti'? ml " M H. e "" r L. BOW MAN, tt. ki. e.iww'ia e.ipw .M.Mlriii.ii. I M a4 lel. .1. a ".. lH A 1 '. a- , IS- 4 M. f. attwf L.aiwe.let t r I I a Tl al At w Inert am i. VhatWillltDo? THE SALEA WOOLEN MILLS Portland and Salem. It will mt lou of Hash anal rtttort to a rvormil eoniition th I Inlint, the chili ani thl aJull. It enrich th tlooJ ol thl fwmii SOTtCK vr tSTrSTMS, I !.. 1. s .1 fas P.... wrl'.l sirxt tKg ftueH. TUkl th irrita! V'utt' 1 Jtsr mi'm i.nm ., 1 .a. .l r. - j 1 . . i .0.,u,f rr'-rv: -i ai.iv 1 .ia twM m. w. . m.'mm i mm j 1 , a .1 1. I ... . HI4M. a. HWi W . f "mm w III m M cure inuptcni iwuuinpMn a 1 p 1 s. 1 w-w ow'aM en.Ve ski. .I.Wrrwul htAuM Iki l.iW,wr"4i iliw.ti ..... - r-g asm at, tl Mr tents of iwnnif-iiri ysan nasiw ,M,., a.i (r u,.. v. rroven It la Uni e4 th,unli t4 rJlir. V'r JL".. . a . . I i-i-e fmiAm4mt .-- Vi't t . " " " tMi,.. . i.B.-.. I.. I l y- . .1 . al I mm) ll.n ...nil l. , 1.. . I l That 14-Ycar Old Stuff, "KoIiiks Best." On Tap Down at The Telephone Saloon IT MA.HK nooitaa a a a Ssa f sal, Cil; H.iai HauJiaf, ftb'l tU e"iit' l!'l f elM armi n g i r'-.. .! .. , , , ... : , ( 1 S .1..',. I. 1.. Ui t-.lH.ll 11 I ) lntf ftHiJ - Ha. Hil nl.tirit' ' ' ,.,! I. a 'nt. 4 . I ' ' ' Floret 1e. ttaa.ta Wa, t aar4A. I n't 1 '! ie, t" ' m r a ! t Mt'vt I. H "