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SIXTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1898.
NO. 698
v.
TIE HEPPHER UZETTE
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rlnnday arriving at Heppner J unction VtiHa a. m
Leaves Heppner Junoiioa U:o0 a. m. and ar
rives at Heppner osx) a m
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p. m- and arrives at Heppner Junotiou 7 :50 p. m.
and Uma'illa 8:5U p. m.
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at Umatilla 61)0 a. m. and Heppner Junction 7:00
.m. a d arrives at Portland 12:50 a. m.
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arrives at Huppner Janctinn 3:25 a. m, and at
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arrives at luppner Junction 12:25 a, m. and at
Portland 7 :2C a. m
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Agent U. K & N., Heppner, Ore.
;r,E'IOIALi DIKEOTOST.
I' Hi ted states Officials.
P wit..... William McKinley
V I'rmidtidt Oarret A. Hobait
Secretary .if Stale W. li. iny
-orHiurof Treasury Lyman J, (ifute
:.f!rUry of Interior Cornelius N. Hliss
o.-1'Btnry of War liussoll . Algor
nnt-otary or navy John l). lions
i o- tiuantAr-Heneral Charles Kmcry Htnitli
Vttornuy-Ueneral John W. Oriiigs
S-cretaiy f Agrioulturo.. . James Wilson
State of Oregon.
ooveruor W. P. Lord
riooretaryof Htate H. K. Kincaid
rreanurer Phil. Stetachan
v-apt. l'ulilie Instruction (J. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
., id. W. MoHride
7 -
. . jThos. H.Tongue
wor.grewmen j w 1. Elli,
rVa.tor W. U. Leeds
C It. 3. Bean,
'ti.iflnirt .luiitrna V. A. Moore.
1 0. E. Wolverlon
Sixth Judicial District.
('.rcnit Judiie Stephen .Lowell
ProwMMll inif Attorney H. J. bean
Morrow Couutj OtHciala.
Joint Heritor J.W.Morrow
.tni.r-.nrt'.li i iv E, I j. rreolaud
' n'ity JuJkh A. (). Bartholomew
' ''o!niafiiion J.K.Howard
.T. VV. rtonlrntt..
' ( Vawter Cniwfonl
'' f-.'.erilT E. L. .li at lock
' Tr.ainrv 11. Liclltei'thal
A.wor A C. Petify-i
' rlnrveyor Julius Koilhly
School tiup't Jay W. Hliipley
' t!onroar Dr. E. it. Uuniojk
RtpPMKB TOWN OrirfCKK.
M-voi Thos. Morean
llonnMlmmi K. J. H'orura, M-
LichUnlhal, J. It. Hlmons, J. J. Hoberta, J. W.
u..miia.n.l K. U. HiMtrrv.
. W.A. Hlohardaon
rr,MjiurHi I; W. Brunts
la.-a.al J"ln HK-or
Prrriacl Ofllaerr.
toetioeof th Peace W. E. Kichardaon
I onitabl" U. r
l ulted Ktatra Land UlBren.
thk biun. ok.
1 aw V I jimi . IP-tris'er
Ot l'aitra l'.ooiver
LA nlltlft)!. OH.
K. W. Hart'eM llHrUtnr
J. O. Hwaokhfitner Ilooeivw
aSBXT aOCZETZZES.
I1AWUN9 POHT,N).IL
O. A. B.
.r't at II. iipiiar. Or., 0 third Hutilrdny of
mrt- month. ii fmu are uivitM tn fim.
u w. um.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and Avhich haa hcen
in use for over 30 years, has borao the signature of
, and has been made under his pcr-
-41- Kniuil siinorvision ninf its iiifanev.
Allow no one to deeeive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex
periments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR! A
Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
British Warships Cleared for Action
and Awaiting Orders.
RUSSIANS ASSEMBLE AT PORT ARTHDR
War Between England and France Averted
British Government Officials Turn
Their Entire Attention to Russia,
Claiming She Has Taken Ad
vantage of the Fashoda
Crisis.
NO LONGER A REPUBLIC.
Nicaragua Become one of the United States
of Central America- ,
Associated Press Dispatch.
New York. Njv. 1. A. diBDatoh to the
Herald from Washington 1 179:
There appears la . hive been good rea-
s 3a for the projapt aotioa of the Nioara-
gaan congress in ratifying the new
agreement entered into between Presi
dent Zil'iyu and Messrs. : Eyre and
Cranio for the Nioaragasn canal oon-
oeesioo.
Nicaragua will oeass today to exist as
a republio and Buy farther aotioa re
speotiog foreign concessions in con
nection with the oinal will have to be
taken by the United States of Central
America, comprising what will here
after be known as the States of Hondu
ras, Salvador, and . Nioaragat. t Any
farther negotiations between the United
Stales government in regard to the
NionrBguan oanul will therefore have
to be with this new republic . The re
cent activity oi Messrs Eyre and Cragin
in seoaringtbe agreement with tbe presi
dent of Nioatauua and tbe promptness
displayed by the Nioaragaan congress in
ratifying the administration can there
fore be well understood. - 1 : '
As understood here these gentlemen
have not actually obtained , the oqn-
oesslon for building the oaaal, this ia
not admissible under the terms of the
oontract with tbe Maritime Canal Com
paoy, bat an option wbioh gives them
the right to conetauut the onal when
tbe oontiact now held by the Martime
DKHAND I8LAND3.
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
may be the technical name for the agree
meat wbioh ban been reoently entered
into inere soems nitie aouDt taai messrs.
Gyre and Cragin bava obtained from
Nioaragaa an impirt aad valnable privi
lege whiob will have to be oiosilored
THE OCNTAUR OOMMNV, TT MUMHAV STKECT. NEW VOMR QITV-
SE-MKl',
1KST NATIONAL RANK
Ansoclated Frees Dispatches.
Wei-Hai-VVei, Nov. 2 All the British warshipB here, the first
I class battle-ship Centurian, first-class -cruiser Narcissus, secoiid-clase I Cannl Company lapses. Bat whatever
0'uiser EUrmione, torpedo-boat destroyer Whiting, torpedo-boat de
stroyer Fhtne, torpedo-boat destroyer Haudy and the first-class gun
boat Peacock, have cleared for action and are ready for ea at an
hour's notice. The first-class battleship Victorious and the firat-class
cruiser Undaunted, at Che-Foo, are coaling to their full capacity.
The greatest secrecy is maintained as to the meauing of these when the time oorms for the Uuited
nmrl.lra nren.r-tinnD hut thorA ia tin rlnnbr imnnrtftnt. inofmntinna rD rtM government 10 WS9 UOIQ Ol me
f ' I' .iuf
expected at aoy moment. M Afte,' lodav the national and inter-
A. strong ltussian fleet is assemblea at fort Arthur. national affairs of Honduras, Nioaragaa
London. Nov. 2. The disnfttch from Wei-Hai-VVei. announoibo an Salvador will be condaoted by a
' ' c I !,.. t ail.:.
war preparations, officials here announce as grave, coupled with the pros,8,T, T, .T I n
. .. tl . , . , , . . ment will be inaaarated today and will
Angio-rrencn preparawous. xt is suruiiseu iwi ivubsih, pronung oy be , t9ll ftt kxahHt Hoodaras. in
OF HEPPNER. the present strained lelatioLB betweet Great Britain and France, has accordance with the new constitution
t i -i . i i . f it : 1 t: - l i j i . i i i i . i u - tu. u-
O.A.RHEA President I (i. W. rONSEK CBshiet I oeoiaeu w 101 unr aims iu me i ;r cjhoi uy stjizmg ine vaiuaoie i reuBuujr agroou upuu uj. iuq n
T. A. KUKAi ii'.i'.lVio" President E.' L.'fbEELAND.'. Assiitaut "uaebier treatv nort of Niu Chuane. which Great BritaincannotDermit.it ia said. oonnlrie. a provisional government
I ' I .i-i t-. a . --u -i
A dispatch from London to the Associated Press October 20, said TP ! . . , , t . V .
r ' I three states to stt at the point named, Is
a caoie message nas oeen receiveu nere irom ouangnai as iouows: uQ nave oontrol of all national and
"A Hussiau regiment occupied the town of Niu Chnang (province! international affairs until Maroh 15tb
nf l.nn Trnrr. and Ihe forts nt the mouth of the River Liami Ont.nrtnr 1 next, when a president of Estadoi
15, thus securing complete possession of Niu Chuaug. The native UniJo" d9 Amirioi is to
lro.H "u uuul ixian-iug nuj iuoinu,., uuuci u.umg iruuj iue Th(, dlflirtfls from tha three state
- I i i r ri Aii a ii i i I "
V m. Uoraon lias re-named empress dowager aua ui nuug unaug. a ,unusu gunuoat was in tne which will bareifter be ai inch, are Dr
his stand the old Jones river at the time. This uonresistance is regarded os virtual abandon-1 Qsllag'i, of Salvador, Dr. 0ronet M
livery stable mflnt of Manchuria to Russia, and gives Russia an invaluable strategic of Nicaragua, and Dr. Ugarte, of
rwninfc 1 4rAof. Ki itaui iu nortnin tn nan ThA N lit I hnanrr tia1a rt I
which it has about 80 per cent."
Transact a General Banking Business.
EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTS Or" THE WOULD BOUGHT AND SOLD
Collection! made oti all points on reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profits 1:15,000.
A. Mallory,
U. S. COMMISSIONER
Is authorized to tnke all kinds o( LAND
PROOFS and LAND KIMNHH
Col lections nitile on rtwnonable terms.
OHice at rrsldciiue on t liaie ktrcet.
J. VV. Morrow
ATTOltXEY AT LAW
anil
U. S. COMMISSIONER.
Oni.-e In Palace hotel building, Heppner, Or.
NEW NAME!
be
Dr. M. B. Metzler
DENTIST
Teeth Extracted and Filled.
Bridging a specialty
Painless Extraction. . . .
W. W.fmith.
Adjutant.
Coinauutdur,
Heppner
Oregon.
D. J- McFaul. M. D.
HEPPNER, OREGON.
om- honn, a to lo a. m and I to 2
p. m., at midpti), and 10 to Wa m ,
and i to S p m , at ollua In lha rear ul
Hors's Jcavlrv store.
C E RedMeld
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Omr In rirat National Bank building.
Hrppnrr, Orrnn.
Ellis & Phelps
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
All hn.lnM alitidwt la In I fmmpt
and .il.i-t.iry rnanuir. Notarti-a I'uu
llr and tU,t.ni.
Ofltc In Satyr's Hulldlnf. Itcppni-r, Orron.
D. E Gilman
GENERAL COLLECTOR.
I'nt fmir nil honks and rt4 In his
hands and get your money oit ol tlieni
thm. Makt a ar.'Ulty ol bald mllw
tUrna.
OTira In I. K, Uroao's tnll.lltif, lli-ppnrr, Or,
W. A. Richardson
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
m l CITY HECVKItf.R.
Oft.r at rninnrll rham
alls and b'ira rral Mia'a rn
latM d'a rooftt.'N H'S at.4 Ul rm yt. itt
knf mj Iu hSa Dm. at raMiatiia Sura
LIIIKKTY MAKKICT
THE OLD SHOP!
la tha plait to (to to ft t your fltis pork
and lainii rlioia. airak and roaata.
Tlah Every Friday.
fine suraxiirrd hams and harnn Puralpai
lard, k-lUt..r.iii.lMl, old sly la. HlKhrat cash
pries all lor at stork.
uanj. Ma thaws.
'X'lio Centrnl.
Haled hav for sale. ChsrKos reasonable. Call
on him and have your horses well "ami lor.
A, Abrahamsick
Merchant Tailor
l'ioneer Tailor of Heppner.
His work fh'ft-class
and satisfactory.
Give him a call May Street.
The presidents respectively
of Qooduras, 81 Tailor and Nioaragaa
will hereafter be known aa governors
od tha congresses will beoome legia
Willing to Ksimborse Spain for ths "Patifla
Expenditures."
By ths Associated Press.
Paris, Oct. 31. At the meeting of tha
peace commission today tha Americana
presented a written expression of tbe
purpose of tbe Amerioana concerning
tha Philippine islands. The reading
disolosed the faot that tbe United States
government bad determined to possess
tor itself certain territory and parta of
land bounded and lying within snob,
parallels of latitude and longitude aa
mark tbe limits of tbe Philippine archi
pelago,' ' Tbe United States do not
propose assuming tbe Philippine debt of
740 000,000, bat tbey are willing to ba
sponsible to Spain for a earn of money
equal to the aotaal expenditures by
Spain in tbe Philippines tor the advan
tage nf the Islands and tor the good of
their people, for permanent betterments
and tor improvements both physical and
mentals , ., -,-;
The reading of ths presentment specl-
6ea that the United States will reimburse
Spain to th extent of her "pioifia
expenditures" made In the arohipelago.
This phrase of "pacific expenditnree"
is employed to differentiate the expend
itures by Spain in combatting inaarreo.
Hons in the Philippines. Oae is felt by
the commissioners to be a fair burden
on the acquiring power, while the other
and latter class of expenditnree la held
to have been logioally assumed by Spain,
in the inevitable hazzard to the nation
resorting to arina to euforoe order in ita
own territory.
Soon is the vital portion of tha pro
seutment made by tbe Amerioao com
missioners today, and it if to be observe i
that while the main proposition as to
possession and flnanoial responsibility ia
dear and definite, many details bava
been left to the developments of tha
disoassiona between the two oommis--sions.
Thus, while the Spaniards are
tonight quite oarteia that the United
States intends to reimburse them lor
"paoiQo expenditures," they remark
that they are not enlightened as to
whether the Americans expeot to indorse
the Spanish obligations to the extent of
tbe "paoiflo expenditures" in the arobl
pelago or whother tbey will band Spain
a lamp earn of gold large enough tn
cover Spain's outlay ai designated. It
is unlikely, however, that tbe Amerioana
will care to beoome Identified in the
slightest degree with Spain in her re
sponsibilities to her oreditors. Tbe
dearer method seems to be to hand to
Spain tbe spot oaab.
The session adjourned until Friday ia
order to give ths Spaniards time to pre
pare a reply. The aetaion lasted a little
over one boar.
New YoHK, Nov. 3. Tbe London correspondent of the Evening latnree as with our states.
Tost cables that a general satisfactory arrangement has been effected
between Great Britain and France on the Fashoda question.
London, Nov. 3. An official note issued this evening says: "There
is good reason to hope the political situation is ameliorating. It can
b confidentially stated that when the cause of irritation which unfor-
By grantiog to another oompany tbe
right to build the Nioaragaa oaoal, pro
vided tbJ oootraot naw held by the Mar
itime Canal Oompany lapses as a result
of failure to oarry ont its terms, Nioara
gua bas greatly embarrassed tbe ad-
Tb.'oagh Mi uister Merry,
HbFl'M-.K IRANSFER
Rclh'd ciprr-as Is romlns'. Does deliver
work on short order. 10 rents and up
wards. I hi. waifoti la No. 4, and leave
your order with it, or at "Central" tele
phone olllee.
We Move Anything!
hprajrlol App's Tree.
It is safe to assert that oevr agaiu will
iii-MN arc
Stage Line
B. F. MILLER, rroet
Cheat! and nvwt rtirwt mnta tn John Pay
vll.-y, ( anyon riy tnliiliif dtattirt, Hums aim
Other lillrilut potnta.
Im liptir Dally. Cnndaf
tl at t a. iu. Arrlia at (anyone HI
In il hoiira.
Iave t'anyon City at I p m , arrlva al llcpp
Bt In li hours ron nr tins Hh Iralua.
Msiraaa To
I llardman . . .
t4on..itiitt . .
ltmiioti
r. Valley ,
John Day ,.
I aninii city
iLta. r.as
;s 4 1
ft '. 4 J'i
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l4 a '
tunbtely recently existed betweoc Frauce and Great Britain on the ministration
llnnor Kil ia rmr,v,l alilfli in OTnAr-tod Brmri tn h it,- ,1 . ttatinned at B0 Jose, and the Amerioatl
... , . . ., , . ,, . . ,, .. .. I oodsu! at Managua, the authorities bavs
niu uo ijiuu mn'ii in mo icDuupwu m iiwid uicuuij e 11 B I yet come officially
which have characterized the normal state of relations between the The embarrassment of the adminis
.... .... i
LU. h two countries." tration line io the fact that it haseu-
NEW YoitK, Nov. 3. A dispatch to the Herald from Paris say s: dorsad the project of the Maritime Canal
France is regarding England with anxious eyes. Everything indicates "P0' 01 ,bt bill oow
. ... . . ... . t i m oongreai providing government aid
iu .sm.rq,,.,! F.,:,r...,uK aw. sU vu.uuoi. n.. .us juuruttie re- , ,ue oia,:rootioa of the oanal, one of
corn in uriiiHU navai preparations wim pesimisnc comments, c. hrhlch it is eipeoted will pass during the
body here desires war. Id the first place, I ashoda is not ready. If loomiog session.
foice is remtrled to, it will be England that insists upon it. Fmra the way tbe authoritlea talk it
'llio T..i.iiisi v.ii ,lvnr.tou tlia uvnutanna iJ a aim!,. .4 n evident to their mlnde that the new
. . L. ., :i ., .... i . . ... .company Interested in the canal baa
liood H.v-r lose ro m.ioli as bas bo """ ur""' uugui to ennuuer un 1unre.11 idu iDMe Ol ,,, ,nm. , mnlifl.tl the
loattbls season throriKh failure to syrsy I civiii.atioi., both f which forbid an Appeal io arms. She ought to situation and one of the officials said
the app'a crop Tlion who tailal to preserve Ler dignity by imparting anew character to her relations that lie believed it could be bonght out
apray properly this year hav loat hesv- witt. ,i.ft t',.;,..! k'inr-dom. Home victories, either diolomaiifl 01 nf lir.y. that it was to obtain each a result that
,1, and they gather b ., .ft, b . ., . ftr(j J(.h bbu((i , momentary advantage, tb " .ament it had mad.
Oioely eolored epplne that haH to ba ra- ' ' , ? .. ... .. . .. with tha Nioaragaao government.
jectej f .r mark t b..oaaae tuy a iow thi "hk r" f determining the general dnection of international poh- ,,
work of tde chIIio moth, tny e a ra 1- tice iu a Sftisc uitrt op oeite to the real interest ol tbe country, Which Ariar Kaonaaisaiioa.
ily coanl tha.r I....es. Tb- r-olve tn Ueerne to tiinmph." WAeiua.iToii, Nov. l.-Tbe eabjsot cf
spray Doit yearaud kaop It npelmgaa -ri-.,. ,IlU ......nmnhlw that
IK 1 I 4 K I J o -wawjjj !''' s 'ajf a 1 I . w ,
i"!.T, i iiu TJ that if she pu.hee France ioo hard, ahe risks bringing alout a Euro- "iemto ""I" 'qaate force for
Z ri'aV, TJJL P-n coalition against her everywhere abroad. Iu another pari of the
every one lntar-at.d ah .ml m.ka same journsl, conifnentiiiff on tbe of the day on the Fashoda ,i jtion of the prealdonl, secretary of
atu.lyof ha work danng the wmt.t ja.ali..i, aa: war and offloera of tbe army. Tbe praal-
ono.u. ... .o,a.. rH.,n to- "Aa the KnuH-h government iloea not -eem to be actuated by deul will make recmmendatione lo
o.mp.l.o an.in.t th , ll.n m-.li. '-HCll,lCiiiatrf iii. it may U as well that France examine the onealior, "" tmbnJylDg bis view, and the
liarliv . .... ...... I.I... .,f lh. tin araln a noaitina to
O ,Kl winter applM ar. worth 73 otrera.lH.g aiarchnntl.
Tbe Librte attribulHa the rer ru.bnicence of iho warlike altitude in mM feaonjlIMltJj Ucre of the army
hugland to the return of .Mr. Chamberlain, who may have thoucbt I to lno.tK). It is boliavrd tbe demaods
that as France hcccpia tliA principle .f the evacuation of Fashoda. a Mrb lwe bt made npm theaena
f,.w more thr. ala would t rocure farther concessione from her. '" reaeotativte for mastering
1'orto Rico Not for Poor Mb.
Washinqtoh, Nov. 1. The following
report from Mr. II anna, tbe Amerioan
oonusel at Porto Rico, baa been reoeived
by tbe assistant secretary of atate and
will be of interest to persons contem
plating migration to that island. In bis
report Ilanna aaya: "I am oonvincad
that young men eeeking work or posi
tions of any kind etiould not oome to
Porto Ilioo. , Saob persont as olerks,
earnentero, meobanios and laborera of
all grades should etay away from Porto
Hioo. No Amerioan aboald oome to
Porto Kioo expecting to strike it riob,
end no persons should oome here with,
out plenty of money to pay board bills
and have enough to take them baok to
their bomea in tbe United Htatea. I
deem It important that tha department
cause tbia anggeatioo to be made pub'lo
through the newspaperaof the oonntry.
Slr roll II w I Itli iralns al Hrpplirr
Kai.-lllllut .UrM II f Hill III.. II h new
rord nw hp. and rmd titii I am pfvparil
loan, am i i.m htmi I.. u. . ii.ii-.
El . IftRUNGTON-FOSSlL
STAGE LINE
G. n. Matt
ToX.suHIAL AtlTlST.
15 Cssis
23 "
lr .IM4. Oton,
today 1 1 il'H.J lUv r; worm epil, ol
goo I sl. nn I nlns'y fi!o-l, ara sltw
aale io small lott at 1" i-nota, la foi
Ibrre ia io sal fi.r i"mr kppl'a in an)
q'laiil.ty, and tlinv are iwlng U A io (b.
bat tore are hardly nouh lioa
Id Wav? eounty to rat op ail :. rlaa 'irrat ISritatn aooiua invulnerable, there are many poiota to her empire
appira la lh II . .l Kr val'-y .- Ub re aho may hit attacked
Ulaf Irf.
In
II ItLLIi L 1
,A. l. O ilLVIK " t' t"
Shayltf,
Hair CHi"fj.
$bap, hat'.nk Corn,
How te Leek Good.
Oool Im ka ate rraily fn Is t' ao sklO
dor, '1ttu!ir.i riilinly nn alulH.)
u lili-n i ( a'l '! " Vital l a. II Ilia
l,v-r i ltali. )" iy a I. i'i ..i
! k, ll )'Hf sl..ria'U tw i.s if.'- r Ji ll
; if if ki.t i- a
Her name ia not exactly venerated fo will to convinced that a rrgnlar army
Irt-land, nhi-re a revolution miht break out the moment wa was do. H"' dol ,0 ,h
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ciareii, i.i'niiica mrin ii u aci ma lauiy reriain mat a strong Atiysainlao
rverynodr Kays Bo.
CasoarnU Can.lv Cathartic, the moat won
dorf ul iiifdifttl Uiai-averv of a pleaa
ant and rnfr-sliinir to the tarn, art ttontly
and poaittvoly oo kkineva, iivot ana oownis,
ch'aiisins; tlio enlir syslrrn, dUwt colds,
cum hnadaelie, fever, liahltual ronatlpalloo
and bHlousnosa. I'lraaa Diiy ana try m o
of 0. C. (!. to day; IO, H.V no rente. Bold and
guaraateed W cure by au aruKgisw. .
I
Myatorioaa Harder Iiplalaid.
Astobu, Or., Oj1..2S, Acourdiog lo
the oonfoaaion of tlermaa llulkala, tbe
mysterious death of erinao Johnaoe lo
this olty 13 yaare ago tarns out to have
been a eold -blooded murdnr. R nkele,
now io oust .dy of the shsriff, tails tbe
following story : "O i Cbrlslm ta evanlog
12 years ago Htrmaa Joboaoo, E lea
Kaeola and myself sol Into a row In a
saloon. After the trouble J obnaoo and I
alerted borne together, and while pro-oe-liDg
np the roadway ia West Astoria,
near the bay, Kaeola, who was secreted
in the dart, waylaid as aad to the etroc
gle struck Joboaoo oo tba bead with a
olabaod killed biui. Kaeola than taree l
Lie atWalioo to me, aoJ I agraal to say
arvloe bava tn-ea ao great that they ootblog ebml the mardar if M aloe a.
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..nil. is by o meaia certain" argues our temporary. ''11
force ia rapidly drawiug near.
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r.,i in miMi . K.... i..i ire s i .., lava tMl- ttirt I
Map li.a r.l li. 4' l..i.ll,. tin 1 alt rU I, y. i L a li"l,.l look
.i,.l..(,lir., . . i...,,, i i, (, tin H.nr t ""I .!'!. an I '0 i ill auril
Him 1 1 itii.i io i.,.,. .tna
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Htnvtir, II. I., Nov. 2. Tbe liritixh warbia tVirdelia and I'e
lican arrived today from Halifax. Thir visit ir regardxl aa extra
otdinary, aa loth were tnpponed In leate for homo to go out of com
mlaxioii. 1 1,., phij a l.avo submaiina miufa and heavy gijoe aUiard,
apocinlly ah pl at Halifax, ami it ia re irtd they will mine lha ro.
iranr.- to Sy limy and HI. John', N, F., harbor.
ir
'lil.rl'ir liJI'l." Is
a 'l a''i.l' and l'it.i', A s ll
' H!k U.f'i A. ii'nn yi.f tnoriitng r"'v ! ti It, hv r and .n,
I. . . I . . a. .1 m.i . . ' . k. . jt I - .ft . I I . I ...... . . . I
-i" , v - v , -. a i i" I-. iii't-a . mw-.i , phi.. iifi, , ..' 1 I t I. . i- a ... .
; at t'-i.. i-n at 1 p m. , J rr,,a al K.nv t.lifl,.a at,, Unl. and givaa a tm I OltvI K inilom ha V J l- Q warDM to l tin raadineaa for mobilization
Hat 7 p.m. r-. t!.l'... -"! tiaraai.al. j, r,,Br J,H ftt nriae ntf
t' m!-r'a'., r.i I -ia'.'4 Sii I ora .M-il I t.y H' '"itl t'g CV , y J, Ht-ritt,. ' .. ..
(3',-f;.r !'l 4' 'f. n aiiar. fr m i i-vf ttrfa, , lj,tfir aLip,
IiNTO Nov. the fan ILa. cal cuardauica throughout the
rn, .Many oi ihfio hay e already jt.jDv
An Cetererlelflf Drtjiat,
There are few mta more wide awake
aad eoterpfleieg than K.J. Hloeota, who
sparse BO peine to eroure toa iei oi
evarytbing In hie line for Lie uaov
ensioniars. lie now haa tbe valuable
sgaory fin Ir. King's New I)iaeory
fur (J-iosnruplKjo, Omibe end Colda
Ibis la tba woodarful remedy that la
producing each a furor ell over the
coat try bv Us many startling ears II
alwluuly ear Asthma, llroonhitia,
MoararriMa end all alTaetinna of tbe
Thrtt. Cheat aad I.oas. Call at bImivo
drnc slur aod gat a trial bottle Ira ft a
ranUr sirs for W eame aad
iMs'rrtrl tn avre t ps rf w(r-J.
Tbe dual man waa then tbr two over tbe
beak into tba bay, and bis body baiog
subeea.aautly foood It was determluel
by a coro oar's Jary that Joboaoa wee aa
eidoatalty drowbed." Kaeola ie snp
poaad to be In Finland.
toe akaala) tavw
What llufKl'e Haraaparllla bl poesrla
do for lboa who bare impnte and lm
pqverisbed blootl. It mekee the blood
rtoh end pare, aad oar as acrofule, salt
ibuni, dyspapaia, ratarrb, f baaaalisra,
errvooaiita. If yoa aie troubled with
ear aiiiin',t eausa l or prm.iad by lra
pnra blixM, take liood'e Baraaparllla el
ore,
ILol'e IMli ae prumpt (,! raliiUbt,
eitpa flki MTtr,