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OrrlCIAL, DIEECTOET.
I'liltril HtHlpa IHIIrlHlK
I'rMlili:it Thcmlnre Itonanvalt
8urtary of IS; ul'.
rtcr,ti y nf 'l"r Hilil ry
Sm-rati.ry of i:0nur...
Hticradry of War
S-.ernt-iry of Navy
I'in,tin"t .r-( iiiucraL . , .
AttorriMy-(iiUiral
W li i,av
I ll M. rliaw
"urn-li ii N. Illina
V. H Itoot
w 1111m 1 1 r y Moody
..Charles r.mi-ry Hinilli
.....John W. tripK
1"relryof Aancultura Jama Wii
Cum .Uttiioral Ijjiiil (Mice Ilma-ir Hermann
Htatu Federal Uttlrlal.
i ftUHlor
l'oug;rauiHn
J John II Mitchell
( Jiw,li Hiiiiiin
TllIlM M . 'J UIIUtlH
.11. A Moo ;
. . . II M I Miririn
. . It. I(eii1(,r
. .. W . II (,iil..rl
J. H Hull
. . . Zoaih H outer
Intarual Hivhiiuh (lulli.rlor
DUtriri Jinlx..
(.'irouil JiiiIkh
District Aliornuy
V. 14. Marshal
l'Blt,l Mlatrs 1 -ud Offlran
TUB DALLES. Ok.
P. Iiumi K-m.tor
Otn ftttorwia hoiTr
Li Qllllll, OB.
K. W. Hartlatt RasiaUr
J. O. Hiracltliaiuar lUcnar
Orrfun htalr Official!.
fioTrntr.
Mooratary of hi la
1 rtaaarftr
rinpt. t'utilic Instruction..
Attorny (janaral
i'riutar
HupfAU.S Juiltfu ,
T.T. Ow
K. 1. iJunhar
(' . H. Moorn
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W. H. Uxli
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Hoard Hrliool Laml I'niumlMiiin
art riiMiuLMrlain
(turn V, anii-n Ali.lia Wmmliy
b Cntu i.id. AtUirw
VtriDryMur((ou ....Win, M lx-n. PurUaiuii
Mild Judlrlal IM.trlrt.
I irooit J h.Ikh W. K. Kill!
trocif i n k AtUiriiey T. H. llalk-y
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J. W. Matlock
M. Iiirhtontlial
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J.J. MeJe !
Jay W. Chi.Uy I
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GEO. F. WELCH.
ATTtHiSKY -AT - LAW.
ttu a Wi t 1 l Cri er Main "Iri'Ct
HurMt. - Cnu
Dr E. E. Wilson,
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Oll'ir on I'pi'fr Jin tMrei't.
DR. METZLER.
DICNTIMT
InrATl'li (IV KR I'OhTOFKH i:.
FNTBANlT AT HKAIt UK lU II.IIlNlt.
McSwords A Klstncr,
riivsiri.ws as'i srinih:os.
nirn-i. bourn tli(n not iirofcspioiiRlly
t'Pcllt.
(t'u't: I Ijipuniti Kiinl National Hank.
sidkane falls i nouthkrn
NHSDN i FOIST SIIEPPARD
I1HD MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
Th Only All KhiI Ilont Wilhont
('limy of Cnra Hi'Uwn Hpokaup,
ICobkIhikI biiiJ Ni'lcnn. Alo liptwecn
NVInoti no 1 Kiwalfttui, daily nrppt
Hnnilny :
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Good After It's Gone
Tb bcricllw of Diamond "C" luundrv aoap are not la
toe oap akiuc. Tlicy lust loutf uf tr it m Kuoe.
wrappora rc valuable. Save them! 'When you have
Id. i. ah. M. urn, . Six) or more, mali th..-ni to us uudut-t
a huiidivjuie pri'Dilum.
Vt'c li.nn , I'n-Diium Uoi.k nhnwlrg ovi-r Ml twfu anl
attnctivr artii lcs winch . kivb iu txrliain-H for wraiipers
Ihac arti'-Ii', rouiiinio':
t'lockii t 'miirru H.-anty I'ias
Hooks Zi!l,cr (innif-a
Mncazini-i I'm -k-t Hooki ( lnim
vT;'"", ' I'-l Spiwln
.Nutt laikcra Napkmt dwra i.lashfca
Send for the book today NOW, while you think of it.
Premium Dept., The Didah Packing Co., So. Omaha. Set.
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Poor Richard
Says:
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cart makes the most noise."
We have often heanl it
a i ' I in ik-fencf of poor print
iiiL' that it attract.- attcni .n.
A ItractiiiL' attention i
o;iy a part of it - 3 1 1 i -s i . ' , .
I'rintin that wii ! -i .
you -ooij shnuhl attract fav
orahle attention.
I here are .-one' t! ' n : -which
arc Letter overlooked.
The k inl of cum m rcia 1
printing which a rat manv
i.ierchants are willing to u-e
helont; to thi cla--.
You want your printim:
to attract attention n..t !v
its ilefect.s hut t!.:ou-!i it's
merits.
It sllOUl. he mm, mi
perfectly suited to j;- pur
pose that it will attract attention only throu-h the
clean, dear ami satisfactory way in which it delivers
its message.
This applies ju-t ;i much to the printing you
put upon the head of your letters, statements and
things ..f that kind ;i- it does to the printim: used in
a pamphlet, hooklet, folder, circular or card.
Whatever is printed is printed to he read.
The host printing is none too irood for vour pur
pose if your husine.-s depends upon the opinion of
other people.
If you wish to practice what this s-nnon
preaches, let us see you at our otliee.
..THE liEPPNER GAZETTE..
PUBLISHERS and PRIMERS
Jlrst atioxal Jank
, Ho! 1 Up Horseman and Secure
i Two Good Mount-.
LAST SEEN AT LA CENTER
j Sh ita i hanifeil on Two Occaiin In the
I Niybt-Nu n Hurt. hi:t Man
t Huutcr Haa 1 loa ( all.
j I.a Onte-r, Wash., Juue 17 Trary
J ami Marri! rna'ie thetnEelyei heard
j wlif n they trchanjud ahots with two
j Vancouver guarda at Salmon Creek,
j wounded a hone, and leiiorely niade
i thir way toward Kidgerilie, wliere
i tliry held up A. Ka'Jzler, stole the two
I horse" he wan driving, and tlien, in
! f:ite of a aterD pnrauit, became lott to
I thtt cleu'hs near here. The blood-
i
I ho'inda have lost the trail, and the
j :hae in once more temporarily at a
H'andHtill.
L'tiWearied liy the long chaae after
tie id, and full of determination and
li'l,, Tra'.y ai,d Merrill came within 30
yaela cf two of their ururere, Bert
Da-Hetker and Luther DaviUaon, of
Vancouver, atiout 11 o'clock last night,
on the edge of Salmon ( reek, between
'fenny and Betts' bridges, eitfht miles
north of Vancouver, and hunters and
hunted exchanged 11 ntie shots. One
hul'ct from one of the outlaws' rifle j
;mmJ iimlcr I'ipoecker'e left arm, and
o-ni thrsn'h bin Bleeve. w ithrJut ir.j'ir
ir. hi:n. Hih liorce was at ruck four
ti o-s v : t h but et, but t !
:: .t.! a"- flight.
- hat t; e
illd Mer ' ' '
1 lie i a! :t ri. ,., of :j-Kl feet. The new
o;.e j- j,, jjno at.aiie and is well cased,
and everything is moving very atipfac
torily. Jt in believed that in a very few
weeks it will he demonstrated that oil
in paying i nantities exists in Douglas
cou nty.
Cold Weather In Europe.
I.oMion, Jure 16. Cold and rainy
weather is re ported from all parts of Cen
tral Kurope. There have been heavy
storms ir, France, Germany, Austria aod
Belgium, with iireat damage to crops.
The continuous rains have caused serious
inundations in Northern and Eastern
Hungary. The l'.iver Szamos, in Tran
sylvania, has overflowed its banks and
flooded several towns and villages. In
tense cold prevails throughout Austria,
and the vineyards and fruit trees there
have been darna'd. There was a heavy
snow fall yesterday in the C'ateline Alps.
Characteristic of Roosevelt.
London, June 17. The Times, in an
editorial article this morninir on Presi
dent L'osevelt's messaue to Congress
on the Cuban situation, nays:
"Tt.e rending of such a message to
Congress is characteristic of ths Ameri
can J'resiiL-nt, because it is bold and
stra:ght forward, and implies the Presi
dent' lirm reliance upon the support of
the Nation."
Wl en Bi.
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1 YarN
m, .01 he
My iiiec s-.r, htid an stuck of whoop,
ir li foiwu h:; i ttireateoel with
r.rieinjje-,1.,; i u! for Chamhrlain'e
C I'lii 1. -n.iy we vt mid tave had a
'"" t :ii c' it, It lo saved him
f-orii x-T'Hl ere attackfl of ornup
IC I. S":k?,.:.n, eli'er World-Herald,
Fi.i-'.'iv. .. W.-.sii. For le bj Sloeam
I.irn (
CxoL'rsion Rates.
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! I 7! J t-f , .'1 : , .
' i.'oi rill-, l; ru.
,. -.,..;! .e ,.,. .). !,,
w I at t he .11 ' :i
:i promptly retuoied.
.;t i, - ief! c, ..if t-'eev.-
l' e 1 Both parties the
..' i viil-ntlv un.iwa'e
. :. ..) taken effect.
-ia!
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n 1'ortiai.d
,ttM r; ,' (I- lc
is, ,T
' National !'
the season opened, which indicates
strong underlying confrlence in tf.
wool situation.
Judging the fcitnation entirely by its
statistical position the facts are un
questionably favorable to the theory of
higher prices, but it is of coarse a ques
tion how far it would b safe to judge it
in this w y. There is incontestably
lees fine wool in the world to day than
for a long time, and the present indica
tions are that the supply will remain at
a relatively low point for a very con
siderable period. The email offerings
at the London sales this year aresignifi
cant of the diminished stocks of wool
now available, though it is of course
poeslble to attach too much importance
to the shortening of the London cata
logues, as it must be borne in mind that
this result can be traced in some meas
ure to the tendency of consumers to
buy direct in Australian, markets
total sales in such markets being, for
instance, 1,029, 80V) bales this season,
against 753,906 bales the previous sea
son. All in all, fine wools are likely to be
as scarce during the next year as they
have been at any time in recent years,
as scarce perhaps as they were in 189
and 1900, when it wai estimated that
the Austrailian supply was marketed at
17, 10b. per bale, as against 10, 13s.
3d. the previous season. The most
recent advices bring pitiful accounts of
the drought in Australia, and the sup
position is that not only will the next
clip in that quarter of the world be eeri
ouely curtailed, but that it will also be
defective in growth. Mail a 1 vices of
Mav 10 state that the season was then !
so far advarced that even if rain -1. oui
come it woum on.y co a mm:-:::: ai
of go-'l. In fact, the outWk t:
. titer feea-on in Autriia a re
as very ,iju:y. The t-itua'ion
'ecentlv cha'acteiiz-d as Wo
New .-oit.'i W a't-s paper:
"The rn-.t'ook i- very g!oou:v, for it if
feared that even a : penerai rainfall
will not atiie'.iorate V .? cor, litions. The
mm
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Mi
CAN'T':
TOUCH'
The Maa ITS W.
'SAWYER'S
EXCELSIOR BRAND
Oiled SuHs
wrraatd W atgrpraaC
Maile timed tard work and
r i.. i Art.r-T 1. rr mm
irk. jf ;. ' -or (-iCT littl'l
ha e !! rn.:.ii i.ir r-atalfanie.
. T. H-CEaw au4 fkiar.al
, ia FrftXtwM.
u. i mi n. s.i. arra.,
I ui l wt,r)4(., 1 1 1
i".tl'
til-
by a
days at Sbamko is a ooo l one, 'and ia
said to be on a par with wba; thf 'vbole
season will be. ruMes Cnro-iii.;!?.
The largestcrop of wool ever pro hiced
in Baker, Grant, Malheur an i Hirnev
counties has been cl;pped thia pring
and is now coniin into the a.-eho joes.
The crop is not only large, bur the qual
ity is far superior on the average to that
of many years pa-t. Prices a-e g-jod, so
far as sales have be-u mi h, an 1 the
sheep industry has been given an impe
tus the most enthusiast,- ha.e little
dreamed of.
The following wool sales tojk pia:e in
Arlington last week John -'e 'ger of
Ajax received 11 cents for hi '.'; : Alex
Elardie of Trail Fork receive! 1 1 '4 cents ;
Johnson B-os. sf Ivi''itm!!e 10 cen's;
Ja i es M Cameron of Con 1 ji soi 1 his
undipped wool for 12 cents an J his dip
ped wool at a figure slightly un ler tin - ;
Thomas Dillon of II ! ; creek - .llhisc' o
or fi'4' cents , ... ..
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fired Upon Mormons.
a i . K v.. .1 une Id. Th- p-
Uv:s Chapel section of M.wi.a'.
. i-i!jny, Kentucky, are greatly exercised
over the tiring t fa fusilade "I bu'ietf
j into a Mormon meeting by the oppon
ents ot the proselytes. Harry Lamb
i was shot in the leg. The Mormon con-
Meits, l"i or l'i, returned the tire, and
more bloodshed is feared. Lc-s than a
! y-ir ago the Mormon church tt.ere was
t'urned and two elders driven away.
: fne Mormons have taken the matter tii
j the grand jury.
il I'ai k a r. 1 to
.el. ?-i sO.
a"o ts .c p'-a-,'
i' million in reUit jn t
The Statistical Position of Wool. Z
Mutilated By Tagals
M.mi a, June 1 Y The bodies
A ti,
O. A. HUE
T. A. KUKA
OF HEPPNER.
. . . President I (i. W. J'OXSEH Cashier
.Vio President E. L. FKEELAND .Assistant Cashier
-ergeant, two Corpoials and 1 tir pri
vates of the Fifth Cavalry, wl, i were
oiptured May ;0 by ladrnnes at B;nan
gotiai!. Kial Province, this iland. have
been recovered. Most of the bodies
ha i been hewn limb from limb, an 1 i:
was f und impossible to recognie four
of the dead.
A number of anets in the matter
have been made, and nine men have
i
It.. ,oi i.t.inortc 1 iim hot.in.on.. rli l..,r-.l I
of la bones w hich captured the Ameri
cans. The identified men included two
members of the police force at Teresa.
M 'rong Province. The American eol-
I liers were buried today together. It
was impi'fsihle to make separate in
torment.
A-aricaa Wool and Cotton Reporter.
Inking the wool market as a whole,
' i- ;:ess continues very quiet. Despite
the lorg-drawn-out period of dullness,
prices are well maintained. In its
gette-ai features the wool market at
t'iirs time bears some reeemblance to
ttie ! k market, where there is some-
ri it g of a dearth of buying orders, but
where, on the other hand, no one ap
pears at ail anxious to sell. There is a
ei! settled conviction in many
minds
'1 At wool must sell at higher figures :
if there was not such a conviction, the
price- row qu.itedin the West for the
cow clip wouid never be realized,
i'ri. -oa have rea My been paid in the
Wc-r by Eastern dealers which indicate
a ciesti cost tor the wools landed at the
sca'oa- 1 fully equal to the current
i Hiiota'i'T.s Here, and sometimes in ex
cess it ! ; quotation, but there are
n' star.ti.i'iv in reports that any'ot the
cew wools have yet been woiked effon
final c nsurrmers ; no quotations have
been nia !c on the new w ools at the sea
hoar.l nliich would indicate that the
purchase;.! in the West ! ave yet seen
an o; ; rti;t;:ty to take their profit.
I r
t!
fact.
rsstem trade
?ui is on uie ee o; n'titer, Manv o
the tlocks and hero-- s-e s , ow- that a
spell of cii.d weat.uer will kill them
some ct the pasto-a. sts have t-ied to
keep their stud t! ,k k uhve by feeding
them on hay and charT. but t!i9 outlay
has been so heavy mat it most soon
cease. Where possible fijeks of poor
sheep have been gold at very low prices
to the preserving aid boiling down fac
toriae. Not more than five or six dis-
tftfltfT of the state have escaped the ef
iects oi wnai is Known as ttie seven
years' drought." It is ai led that al
most similar drought conditions prevai
in other Australian Fta!e- paiticu'arlv
South Australia, whe-e, as in New South
Wales, lambs have had to be killed to
save the ewes.
speaking comparative'y, the supplies
of the I'nred States ore not iarge, and
it probably would not require an increase
in the demand for manutacturing pur
poses of great magnitude to bring about
some enhancement in prices. So far as
the statistical position of wool is con
cerned, the situation is ai! that the sell
ers of w ool could desire ; :t onlv remains
to be seen how much cf a part the pur
chasing power of the masses Ib going to
play in connection woth the quotations
on wool.
Transact a General Banking Business.
FXi lt WoK i'N 1 I I'-iKTS OK TIIK WOKI.l' HOI Ml T AVp'snt i
Colhi'tlona nia.lc i nli ...On,,:i rcaaoliahlo Icriim. Surplna an. I in.'o i lcl j.rc
t'l,Mp ,-.,ici,v-t ..,,'. -it N,u.,n Willi 1(wiin,ra for
Railo, an, I all h nl l.:ia pomta.
I'aMntf.'ra f -r K 1 1. l(iv,r an, I llonr-itary
reek C'.iinMt al M u u wil MfatfA ilailv.
vjri CO YEARS'
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...IIEITH! FIJH I! HILL HMIPANY..
V NrF.CTUKFi;s HE
Icjual tc C i!I I lour, Graham lIour Wii
Vluit l;luir, Rye I'lour, C?tcnr,
Middlings for Mush, Steam Rolled a:
Chopped larlcy, Shorts and Hran
Eruption of Ktlauea.
I loiiolulu. J une 10, via San I raiuu- co,
.1 loo i, Further reports bom the
K.aud id II iwaii ind ca'e that the ernp
ti n oi Kihtttea is contmu g. and n a:v
i !''e he-e aie plant;. t g t iiihk" toe
t o to n :t:-e- the i-; ' '. c. V :.;t
i ,..:;i,!. the -r ip' ion .1 1 ;. '.) .! :
i-e a'
' 00,0- as enthusiastic in
r.cw o,"s,i: tiures liana-
:ih since ths
HEAD IT IN HIS NEWSPAPER.
George Schsnb. well known Ger
man onlfso of. Ne Lebanon, Ohio, is a
constant reader of tbe Pay loo Volszei
tuug. lie know thai this psper aims
to advertise only the best m its
columns, and when be saw Chamber
Unin's Pain Bslm advertise therein for
lame back, he did not hesitate in baj
h bottle for H tor bis wife, who for eight
werks had soffered with the moat ler
rible pain id her back and ocnIJ get no
relief. lie says: "After nstrg the
pain Bftlrn for a few- day my o-fs S'n.i
to me. '1 feel as though born su-w.' sr .;
before using tbe ertire c ntei ts cf ;!
hottle the unbearable pairs h
paid last year ' lv vanished and she could s
rer tiouae fiohi .iuties. H
tharkfnl an,'. hop that aii
likewise w.'l l-.cnr cf h-r wo
c-ivery. firs vs'oi.'oie ii;o:r,
SHle try S'ci'-:nj 'eik' i'o.
and w-
.ttive P: . :
Fa'.
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s are ti
i pay y ,
C 0 :
T t '- .
ige-iit fiora woo;
ticket that y u w
way of the Ili:n
will never regret i
If any oi your
the east are coming
rates are in ed'ect w
and we will see that
rates ith the 1 :
Through tuun-t .,
auciea excursion
chair cars. in fact
iences know i: t :
For par'icu -s
service. f.p vo
and routes, . e
B. H I ki-m
142 Trrtd -
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-, vour
by the
and you
s ( -i t-al
.e top
e'a'iv-s o, friends in
g wes-: while the low
vnte us about them,
y get '.he lowest
f i .ie.
a: -. personally con
a s, f;ee reclining
i t i.e latest conven-
'. r.i i reading. "
- i '. r.itt-s, time,
. '. !:' C'-t;r,ections
. . . i on or address
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative p.- .-. . : n -e Tablets
All druggists r---.- ;.. ,!lt.v j, ,t Ul:
to cure. K. W. i . .. ,t.,r ,,B
each box. 2 H
MILWAUKEE FEOPLE
Could Hardly !! -vo it. A!
Prominent IVoun 't vtvo,! tYoml
Death by I.ytii.i 1 . L iukliam'si
Vegetable Con: j
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largx number .!
my remarkable cure
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WOOL NOTES
We pay the high -st tn irk-t price for Wheal and Hurley. Putr
induetry
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Carjectto Strike Oil Soon.
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, t i:k oil well : s ; u pr. j-c-
. . . 1 a depth -l vcr ""'o
,-a, 1 c! l e cpcr;.to-s
'v ' a'l ic c-.r round m
s l.nuflsionti
t - i .t-v h. cUe Vi
.V- cV i t top takinu if l'o:!- ll.r: . r -rs -1 br.-ig! : :
-. or you vi!i line J . at ti.e Wa. U'ate! o'w the-. Vc-'.-
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r, e top
wo- i in 1
was nn,
wiik.vt sToi:i:n Fin:i:
W. L. HOUSTON, - - - Manager.
1 ',: 'ea, I el l-e opcr;.;o-s ? , ;; ,r you Ulii UHC mJ . t'-e a, o U'ate! o'W the-. Vc-'.--- ro-'v'-' I .l.
' '-'I th .! w.ll be tone,! at , f-; v ...-. hoW pofd. B ; dav one -ha. I mo o pounds were .:, l'fT! 'V'!8' """
icpth ..f feet, or !.---- nvora' ic ; '. m ' '-,: I - that rehoue at from !2. to U, cet;t W iii.-i f..Mi'. rrm.
a-o the indication. I !,e first li-dc If 1 " '' .' V .!-..a'".V",k- i ' and today t',-ee quarter, of a m.1 . n , thoJr ar" ''ri x 1 v" '' 1
iProvedsodefclivetlat it was a' an- J QSrH lJ , changed hau Is The record , : f .ce tw j itVhl-'u. -Vo i',,,'
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