Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, June 27, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' " ii mi I isHilr urn I ,-.rpj. 'sVM.i: . I 1901 JUNE 1901 Sun Mon TuewedThu Fri Sat " 2 Ii 4 5 0 7 ' f! 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 18 If) 20 21 22 2:fiu) 24 25 20 ' 27 j 2fi 2!) -r -1 I I T- .1 l J 1 1 II I . Ill I - I.I 71" ,! 1 ft sJtMif3i The Iieppner Gazette TnUHSDAY, . . June 27, 1901 The WeeK's News Local and IVrsonal Happenings in and About the City. Mr. I'd Hen en, of ftalein, citv. ia in the Attorney ('. K. Kedfield was in lone, Tuesday, uu IfL'al business. Hun. J. W. Morrow wan in The Il't'H, the latter part of lant week. Fancy roi'erieB especially adapted for city trade at Matlock A Hart's. MfHArH Iuve McAttte and Frank Grif fin departed Friday for Long Crsek. Mathews makes a specialty of filling mail orders for meutH of all kinds Heppner is on the lint for a luij circus and a dot; and pony tdiow in the near future. Theie will li Fourth of July celebra tion at lone, Hardman, Spray and Kijjht Mile. The !AZtTTK job oflics is prepared to turn out all kinds of job pribtiii on siiort n'tiee. Mrs. I'.ryant and daughter Miss Myr tle, left on Friday morning's train for Portland, where they will visit for a few uavs. Mr. James Nun.iinsker, a prominent tdieep ni.tii of llardiiian, wait in the city Saturday. Harlev liiidhon, of lairhaven, Wash., is visiting hi tfiand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kilm Minor. Mrs W. H. Arnold who lias iieen visi ting .Mr. and Mrs. Ld lMirand, of near Heppner. departed Monday for her hmue in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Warren have none to Teal Springs to spend the miiniiicr . Mr. Warier) is one of the proprietors this famous resort. On Tuesday I'r. Lazier had the p'ea sure of entertaining Jr. House of IIc p lier. The I 'r . is one of the leading phy mciiwin of Heppner.' Ailiiifc'tuu liecord, -'1st. In the h.iM'hall jfallie l l'raT I1' Thiirsihiy between SprsV and Kisui, Spray won the game by a score oi K' to 7. Jess Huiibar, Heppner 's track pitch er, twirled for Spray. Howard's grocery store is a very pop ular place for the purchase ot m:. plies for farmers and outfits for outing in tiie wav of extra tine groceries. Almost everything iinagiiiahitt kept in stock. It's handy wheie you can get anything yoil want. The funeralof the lateJamcs Cochrane of Moliuiiiellt, was conducted at the V. (. V. cemetery, near Monument, tur day. Mr. Cochrr.ne was a well known and highly respected citizen of Irani county, and his untiliiely death "as a grea t loss. He leaves a wife. County Clerk Vawter Crawford went to lone, Tu sday. The i.zi. iTK arid Weekly Oregonian one year for Ifi! L'."i. 'Jo to Hishop's for everythii g you need in I laid ware. The Fair has just received a fine line of black velvet ribbon. iieppner is pullming from a potato fa mine. Spuds a'H hard to get. Mat'ock A Hart have the handling of Judge liai iholomew 's gat den fiuck, fre-h ever) moi mug. Mr. W. IF .lory who has been in the city several days, returned to his 1c mo at Salem, Wednesday. I'.ock k Mathews, have dissolved part nership, but you can get all kinds nf meats and bird from Mathews, Kerr, i ill' rd A Co , of l'ortiand, ate bidding a large -siirehuilse at lone. Tim dimensioiiH are oUxliiH feet The Monthly New York World, ten numbers and 'he i..i rn:, one year fur $1.'0. Head ad. This is a liberal offer. Mis I'.onnie Hartholomew left oi Tuesday's train for I'or land, where she goes to consult an occulist in regard to her eyes. Mrs. T. VI, Clen linem who has been visiting her brother, Mr. A. C. (ieiger, forseeral moiiths, de ailed Tuesday moil ing lor "her home in 1 'elphos, Kas. I'onglae Sunday scln ol purchaseil a line organ this week from Mr. Wallace, of the Filer 1'iano house. Mr. l'otter, oi Lexington, also bought a Kimball or gan. L. W. I'.rigjs, agent of the North western Mutual Life Insurance Com pany, is a home man w ho has the in- ten-M uf l.ib clients in view . When you take hfe insurance let hi rn explain plans and actual icsiilts from men you can re fer to. We defy honest competition. ol i l;!ii e over postollice. tf Mr. Fred King luckily escaped from what m. ght have been u serious accident Moiidav evening. In attempt. ng to tin ti around on May ttreet bridge across Wil i low t'le k, with Ins delirery wagon, the I burse backed off the hi idge and all land ! fil in the stream belnw . Mi. Krug es caped unhurt, and there was very litt'e j damage to either Lorse or wagon. j The Iieppner lire department was j n ii. i k to respond to .1 tu e alarm turneil I in Thursday everrng at nine o'clock. A live e.eitnc wire coining in contact with wall paper at the residence of Mr. I'lul Colin caused a small blae which was extinguished beforu there wasany dam age to speak of. It waH not necessary for the lite depattment to throw any water. Mr. Win. Jones of Wasco, was in the city yen!enlay. Mr. 1! Mat tliewt was u pansener for Portland, Wednesday. The () K. A N. Co. will sell tickets at gieatlv (educed tales to all points within L'hO mil' s of Iieppner on Ju'y 3i'd and 1th. (JioiJ returning till July fi'.h. Kn iptite of agent for rate. 1'iess pemotials from Blue Mountain Fagle. J.'iinen Jones, a pioneer of the Heppner hill", spent Monday with old time friends in Canyon City II. A. Thompson, the proprietor of the Ilepp- nr ( 'anyoii City stage line ur rived S:ui- Iny fiotn Iieppner on business com ect- bl nilii his mail route Ha.'risoD II, ile, of I fppner, le'urried Wednerday froiii n t(ij, to the Beaver m ( country where l.e Hi lit to huv a bund of yeiir ling steers. He informs the Faghs that he was not. able to buy rery many head j on account of the price of them being too high. 1 he piillei woo! industry wholly con lined to the riob'e led men, fiidiisliea ouite a source of ptolit. It is a common thing in Iieppner to e.fe all Indian with tns lainiiy jogging into town witn a number of ponies parked w ith wool that has been stripped from unfortunate sheep that Lif e dropped by the waysii'e. Fvery puny loal represents a lot of work interspersed with etiteiprise and bad smells. The oi I adage that "there is no g'eat loss without some small profit" is here demonstrated . The loss of the sh"epminis prolilable foi the Indians. They cover a large te-i it i y in diligent seal ch for dead sheep in order to get "tipsoo." Aftei pulling the wool if the animal is not oveilv lipe, they usually tike out a "tender" loin toraineal. As s on as tiiev get their PoriP 8 loaded t ev com" to town and sell the product of thei- labor. Fulled wool brings the top pi ice in t he market as the full length is retained, making a desirable article. The machinery for developement work at the Oregon Kailroad iV Coal Co's mine has arrived and has been taken to the scene of ope'ations. The wotk of moving was completed Wednesday even ing. A force of men will commence drilling next Saturday morning to as certain t he si ze of the vein. !o far every thing indicates that the mine will be a success. Coal has been known to exiM in the Line mountains for many years. I u the i.t hi Is . alio lit I i miles south of Heppner, 'H vea-u ago, Frank Maddoi k. an eailv settler opened up a coal bunk and supplied the city and stir rounding country with u semi-anthracite coal. It was not very rich in volatile matters, but luii tied f' cflv with a good yellow flame. It w -s sent to i hnaha for aiia'y sis, and was p-oiioum-ed a tine steam produeirg coal. After a couple of years water lilh-d the mine and it was aband O'.i d. Several "tier ptuspects hsve been d:e, vered but have never been deel'pid. t 'toppings from t tie ( hegon Iiailroad Coal ! 'o's prospect, show- bet ter coal than any heretofore discovered in the Blue mountains. The conij any behind the proposition means busini ss and I" backed by ample capitol. Fresh new stock of these goods just arrived in all the latest patterns etched and plain. Berry Sets, consisting of 1 large server and Six small dishes, per set 40, 45, 55 CtS f Beaumont and Crystal Glassware I 4 I L-w-K mmmm msig-v-nMnEn. American WrinoerGompanu's GUARANTEED WRINGERS. Rival, wood frame $ 2 Rollers) guaranteed for one year. 75 ri i - f j r l lit Dili ddie Lduicb wrdpucrb TO CONTINUE 3 WEEKS Water Pitchers 25 Cents Tumblers in C different fli! 7 21 designs, per set of i 23C P'iner ones in the blown elass at, per set ... 33 and 50c Goblets, in two different rrr deeigng, per set of six u 0 'A j Then there are the Water Bottles, Vinegar Bottles with glass stoppers, aDd the Covered Fruit dishes. The nets of four pieces, com prising the Sugar Bowl, Spoon Holder, Butter Dish and Cream Pitcher. Jelly Glasses, large size with cover . per dozen 45 Mason's Fruit Jar Caps and Rubbers Universal or No. .'500, wood frame. 3 23 Guaranteed for years. Marvel, iron frame 49 iJaiey, iron frame 2 25 WASH BOARDS ZIXC ALLUMINUM AND GLASS. WASH TUBS GALVANIZED IRON and CEDAR Anthony Wayne Washers, the old stand by $ 4 Q8 The Bobs Washer 8 95 WE SELL THE "SUN" FRUIT JARS Best on earth and you do not have to buy new tops every year or have any fear of your fruit not keeping. Ask those who have used them. Agents for Rambler and Mitchell Bicycles. Wk pff 1 AH nor Cummer Wrsppon to go ia this sale, and this will be finale. Pwure your supply be fore they are gona. Prices commence at Ujv DO IOC WEAR "PETERS DliMOXD BRAND SHOES?" 9 i 1 tf & 7' & vrtn An xnn arp eli?1hlA tn romnete for ths $500.00 priie in the word contest, sometxxlr "til net this aiel we Want to tee mme of our customers be the lucky ones. Ask about It. THE FAIR The Place to Save Money J pAR KASl HI. I li'lN IKKH.M 'ION. M.i ii Htlil at IVitlati'l T. II. Ilowarii fur liii nxfrii-s, Mrs. Normiiti Kelly went to 1'ortl.iri'l, Saturil.iv. Look at I'.iiss Washers Marhinps at I'.ishop's. Full lint' of lfiul hlanks prires, at Iiai tik iillire. Mrssii. I.i'i" and .lark Matlock :it out on a lislniii; tiip Sat unlay. Mrs. r.iirtholoinf w , of St. I.ouis, Mo., is visiting tt'lativt i" the city. All kimls of hiiihlin material prun't ly .lelivercil hy II(lin'r l.tiinher t o. Miss Kate lleii'lon, of K.llensluirjj Wash., is the uncst of Mis. 1'en. 1'attiT- S11II. Mcssis. Frank iilliiik'ham ami A. ('. Morgan, of l'otujlas, woie in the city. Mothiay. Miss Cess Sti'wart who has horn vihi tinu fiicmls in this city, .lcpiutol for hr-i hoiiii-at l'.iyvilh', Thursilay. Several llipner people wrri up on Willow ( reek, Sumlay hist, tnnit li-intiij! r anil enjiiviiij; the cool mountain aii. Mir-s 'It'll Thompson who has heeii visiting Miss tiertriiilf I'.ithop. retmiiivl to her hi'ine at IVmlU'ton, Satnttlay. Miss Knifc'ht, who has h en the unest of Mr. ami Mis. F..I Puraml.lrft Muiulsy niriiiii: for her home at Castle ti.Uc. I'lat e v.iur tmli'is for stiaw herries ainl . 1st kheiues for canniiiK purposes now. We iiai intef I'lioes. Matlock & H ut. Mr. l'ert y tiarriiries went np Will w t'r.-t k. I li'hiv, on a tri-ilt lishitif tup He letnitietl the same tlay ilh tu-a th:it iia.l full tluttive l!v. .1. A. Mcl.aiihhii. pr ."itlir ..I ti t liai;''"' "till, "f.ir iiirtlane, via in the city tat t: tun. The Oregon has arrived in port she.nl of ti me, w hicli was just like the t in mm. When that good ship starts out to go B 'in here it dors not Waldersee its ,iy up and down the earth looking for tne IniifHt and softest route. It steams up on the order of its tfoing and hefore any one is expecting it, the lookout man spies it oil the port for which it is hmii.tl. In war or peace the Oregon niskss it a Sewing point to keep its dates, always throwing j in a few days for good ineaMiie.- t'hna- ii 1 1 I.ief ur ' v th t.:m A. :i pr :..n hv , dr.'L":q ( Oil.'! !! ' 1'.- ! Vthit to II. .New '.d..g! the near in' n g.ttioti expeit will he in niir pit of the state, in measure the prominent t-tieams and furnish data lejiirding the possi hiiitit's of reclaiming arid lands. A n 11 mi 1 1 i t-ii n" t of this fact should cre st 111! Mi njily hai inise of a roh-shor K. .it of the time within 'lished iiri- ate w idesprca intense swrit Neweil. th visitiin; th. showed an and hy imiti .1 some t lie mrag 1 iiiteM-st and generate an r:t if activity. I'rofesfo ! ; -1 . i ' i n states, has heeri e iegi..i where the farmers HI pri ciation of such woi k , eager demand, offered meiit to the governnient are taught w here to look. Nothing in modern days does more to attract immi grants and capital than legitimate adver tising of resources. If the t-iriinent Gov ernment irrigation expert is known to he spending a cnnsiderahle period in this region, and the intelligent reports sent out cover facts outlining the ratt resources of Eastern r-gon, no surer magnet could be formed for capital. In vesting and bomeseeker would follow his statements regarding agricultural de velopment w ith absorbing interest. Commencing at Tne l)al!es, Congress man Moody ami Professor Newell will t'averse most of Eastern Oregon. All the larger streams w ill be carefully meas ured, and notes made if irrigation possi bilities. One of the watercourses men tioned in the outline already furnished was I'owder River, tlowing by Raker's very door. In anticipation ot this yisit. farmers arid b'isiness men generally would find it to the advantage of Ibeir community if an cir rt were iua le to prepare infor mation, afford Rrofessor Newell oppor tunity for obgi rvation and study, and manifest such an interest as would en couragt this valued department further to analyze Eastern Oregon and report on its prospects. This is one of the lines of legitimate advertising, w hich produce. !ei.:' i'd results. A w nle-aw ake enmrr nity will quickly grasp the opportuu 'y. Raker City Republican. HARDMAN NOTES. Don't foreet our celebration. St. George : Hotel Pendleton, Or. assistance. Ho ! and region of . In- rn- the Se iner. Is Mr. M. l augh'! I, is mill will rlti-- down m-M ' H-ri tie n vt-M e-lcce-Hlul -p".rk.- -ft" go News. A new bridge is being built across Wilh iw Creek, on Mav street. The new structure will be oL' feet square. The old biidge that has been taken out will be put across Uniton Creek near the Summerlielil property. A new foot bi idge w ill be put in just bacK of the Rlna property near the new bridge on May street. Roberts A Jones, the con tractors, have a force of twn men now ut work in building the bridge. City Mar shal ieo. Thornton is superintending the woik for the city. It will be a big improvement. J..I. I'nos, foimerly a resident oi (iratit county, went to Paws.m Citv again tins season with a band ol beet consisting of thiity-tive head, ile aisu t ok along a drove of hogs and w rite" back that he hat thus far done well w it h U is stuck, lie ex pects to n t in n to t i r ant coiintv again in July, a he will have his beet business ch sed t! by that tune Mr. linos made a trip to Mawsou ts: year it h beef in partnership with M. Uildio. of I lig Clerk. His pis) in-pi-nciice in shipping t" I'awson Cjtyeti aid d him to do w ell out of his shipment thi season. --Ibiit' Mountain Eagle. Last Tuesday, at Tiaine City. Frtrtrk Wail n e ari l Henry K ini-cy eie t brow n from a wami. and each sut1'i",,l s.i i. -u injuries. They had hitched up a teini ol o.iiig i oi's I ii i iie pur p ise o! break it - in it: to lr ia i I 'ie h ur n ia Is i.,'i-a mi r ' .i : r.i - -t-1 ' i r: I i.ci ,rw i . t ; o . o . n t ' . .t 1. nit -ii to ' i ,1- g- oi.n i wiiii v. r.-.it I I e ' i . i 'I l i' w.is 1 tjn i.(-- tl. n is ( : k - I up ii'ie- iisc'ous, and H'liiaiii- I iti 'I at . cmi, lit loti foi st'M'ial bonis K - in f 's ii.prtie Wtie in.) so 'on -. bu' be w r'l pt id .Hy le . oirii' i I I .s be I ioi soint tune. in iitbii'ding all pos rl did not clue to the v I'li'i'! n bi'l ire because theie seemed II deinari I for- his Keivices. He found i nuthing here to er.coinage him to be lieve that preparatory wo'k of the gov eminent w,.iiid be fo 1, Wed up by inte' ligcnt t ;!'. .t t to apply information con veyed. Congressman M odv hi- persnadetl the survev that liiitein Oieu'on farmers are a! ve to the possibilit ies of irrigation. His arguments have ai coinpiished what absence oi concerted action and pro gressive activity on the part of tl e farm ers eiioii'd have done 1-etoie. It now rests with the fanners to substantiate Mr. Moody's statements in their behalf. In their keeping lies the simple duty of ilemoiistratingth.it the egr icnlttir ists. cf this vast undeveloped region are awake, are in the line of march to greater and better conditions than those which have blessed t !n i I a ncestt u s. Oregon is known to p .ssess a vast and belt. Ir'iL'.iti'ii el tct pr is, ., -I rre ha e let nor, I tiie sitbst.-u tijj! t ea 'w ay j lint i 1 ,n ii,..'.y olio r htnev land i-i I this intiy. wine': in California would j be bri.il. :ft w i'h marge grove o' r ch v I pn dilcfve t-l his, -.oris liiiits. is sit to j sage!.r;is .. i ..- oe -u set to ll.;it uselest sbnib lor re!,,-.:i'i ip past, an 1 w i'l so III t lie iiniei. s i I: ' ig.it fold ;. ..s. W ith tiie a .l.t'.irii ducirrg h--sb.,nd Aroen mrlll ll s eait'.i. Ii. ho 1 I lei t I- . l.itr i I ,' ri i :ie iter e: ' T 1 t I ,.g.it will eat tii.i'. conn. FIRST SUHMAHINE CARLE, Which wa male from an ordinary wire, insulated with gr.tta porcha, was laid across the English o1 annel about tifty yearsago. It was a!so aliont tbs si.me time tl.ar Hos'etter's Stomich Hitters, the world renotr lie 1 ti spepsia care, w an first introduced 'o Me pubic; and Its success as s fi-mily medicine dnring thoit' yesrs a'most evlipre ttiat of the Mihnini ine cstiie. wi h today It stands alone i. the one r!i -.t.e remedy for dye pep ia. in.tu'es'ion, tl tnlency, ronst'jia ti"ii, biliousness, n- rvoesness or ins m nia If vmi a-e s n:tle-er from these die -sc. it is bee use on hsve ni vt-r tried he Ibt'fs T it t on.-e, if oa wou'd be fll. It w Ml strengthen yonr entirs svstem, n 1 pro bic umiiid sleep. and good lies' di muss iihturally follow. All. RV STEAM. The Heppner Steam Laundry d es its work with steam and uses the very la test tnoitern in.o tiii.eiy. so it can do the I best wo'k and do it at tl e lowest rates I on acc iint of d 'ng it in such large quantities. It tan do mnofi better work ! and do it really ceaper than the Chi ; iiese laiindi t's. n.l the wagon will i call for iaii'id y and deliver it, no til at -: ter lew srnil! the bundle. Special low iat s on family washing. Try im. Eki ii Kki t,. Ci'd Cons r A Aers drng store and get ii frte S'.rnple t f ( liiiiiiberlHin'ii Sorua'i sr1 1 ivr I' b'HS They sre 'n elegant physu". Thiyalsn improve the nppellt ', sire- g lien tne dig. St oil i. lit! rigubife the liver si 1 bowels. lhy ,re eus to tske end plesssnt id effect. Mr. Herbert Myers will spend the 4th at Long Creek. It is reported that A. E. AVright has purchased the large ranch of J. T. En glish near our town. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Cox hare sold their farm to Emmett Smith and will boon depart for Yakima, Wash. The I. O. O. F. hall will be commenced the first of August by Messrs. Roberts and Jones, of HeppDer. C. F. Roys returneJ from the mount- j ains last week where he had been en- ! gaged in bringing the lambs to the fold. ; FXRO-'EAN PLAN, P.OOGL', - IA, 75 4 S1.00 Miss Cora Simpson, our etlicient teach- er has been engaged to teach in lone the coming w inter term. Miss Simpson has and is giving perfect satisfaction in our schooi, and we venture lone wiil tind her second to none. Heppner people are always welcome at the :::::: New building, ami all fresh furnishings. Only one and one-half blocks from depot. I Belvedere FINEST WINbS, ( I LIQUOR & CIGARS One hundred empty barrels for j eale. Five hundred barrels of ex- y tra fine cider vinegar on tap. . . . 4 I FRANK ROBERTS. Prop ? The eiJi'.orlal pase of the Wsekly Ore-g-onlan gives a bread treatront to a wtdo range ct subject. BarKslai In tl Kil&te I'o you w snt to make an investment for a home or on speculation? If so, give me a call, a I have a bice lot of farms and city residences which can sell on good Urms and which are excellent investments. GEO. W. WELLS. Nasal Catrrh quickly yields to treat ment by Ely s Cream Ralm. w hich is agri. ably aromatic It is received through the nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole siir face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists sell the 60c. size; Trial si.-e by mad, 10 cents. Tert it and you are sure to continue the treatment. Announcement. To accommodate thobe who are partial to tha use of atomizers in applying liquids into ths nasal yaapos for -j?irri tr.u lla, the pTA'prietors prepare Crt am Ralm in liquid form, which will be known as Ely's Liquid Crsam Ralm. Trice including the spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or I y mail. The liquid form embodies the med icinal properties of the si Ld preparation. If you take tht.s paper ar.d The Weekly Orrtrcrnian you won't have to beg your news. PIANOS! ORGANS! PIANOS! Pi not fail to see the tine stock of FIAXOS acd ORGANS jnst arrived at the corner of Msin and May streets, Heppner, from : : : : filer's Piano House. Portland. Orep Leave orders foi tuning at the stoie. ItistruruoDts Bought aotl Jold. :::::: ..WELLS & WALLACE. Agents.. I. X. L. Confectionery and Cigar Store. Pan. T. Poherty, Propriet .r. f-M) KEWAKI- The above reward wiil be paid for the f . (Free Heading Room and re.i l :e place. convii tion of anv person stealing horses - tent leriien are invited to come in ;tnd be coniior t.ib having any of th following brand.: pajvrs irom a.i over the world. .piiet. res.p.'.ib IV., -m. doorkey, and W with bar over it CONFECTIONERY. TOBACCO nnH niHARQ a .ail . all of the very best quality. A fair f-hare of (he public patronage is solicited. Andy J. Cook. TrjeBricK Saloon For !rin ami uiniiuT Wear (i PK.UtiHT. . FINEST M'm and flUULS... . i Always reliable The V. k'y Oregontan. ! lit. th.", !ii'-!.t "e tb. I '..-:.- is .,.,1 !..,.. f..,.i,. . . . ( i : i k i 1 1 .-i -iisn ,. ( .1 f fiber -!' t . i' -1 war k 1 1 - ni.;n' r-' H. W. Fall, '( Tiie H'.-l K. ("I K i rtTS TKK XT MEN t' hl'AUAMTKIi AlcATEE & SWAGGART St a ixc Line Al. LICHTENTHAL T.e Pie r.evr l!.v.t , i r of Hi, fmr ' Tlu- l.dttt Stylos ..f Fo.'! Mm, Worr.en and ( 'liil.lrcii. Wf h. r.rvn x A. U. OiULYlK Fr-Trit tors. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY PARTICULAR. Old Stand. Main Street Rep.ir.n, . Sp.c t. v.-.l . . (tiiiiii Ilouscj- ni i -t e -t . '. .- p. . 'U t! i It it TARE FROM ARLINGTON TO K.." ' frj. . '. I !-.; K.-. ; r ! t-r;- -!..:' I H11 MI'N It N. V: 1 T D3 rial H s 00. f ist of e. r w j, .'m.lii. y. a .! Hi, . . I -s e . I "tCW I,w Stage li'sv.s rliEgton iMiii,l: si 'i te ' i at o at C.-n 1 ii 'it p. in. c s:' st 7 p. m. t'ora' t's!''- cos- rf I i t-al. eisrienise-l di.r. K.- eveT rn.srt.mg nV k ; ;s .tn 1 -.rriv.s at K.-- and e-r M! !:it N v;, 1 .: 'pi l' i-r. ; f : -, f in ;-i v r. i i'i.n i 7th and Washington Streets. i Portland. Oregon.