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Newspaper Page Text! PLAYS AND PLAYERS. Tom, Dick nml Harry," with a trio c( fumriakors. ltiekcl, Watson and s'rothi', a iv j U-asiug big houses on the rand. Homy C. Mortimer ha6 been engaged to o'.-ipi-.iafe a role iu "The Lucky Miss I lean" at the Mailisou Square theater, New York. Henry 7. Savape has sold the South .Af-virau rights of "The J'riuee of I'll K'li" ami "Kins Dodo" t James Nel fijn of Johannesburg. Josejih Coyne appears as nn Indian ;iii.aw iu a Imrlosijue of "The Squaw Slai.."" w':U-h is one of the features of Vuuiiuj; Tluo' the Rye." t'lmuuvy Oieott has .resumed his tour in "KuinuiKl Burke." During the next three months he will till engage ments u the principal southern cities. Joseph I'awtkoru will begin rehears als of a new play, "Apartments to Let,' by John J. McXally, on Jan. 29. Mr. Oawthorn will appear as a jan Uor. Jokh E. llenshaw, Agues Cain Brown :i,l other i;ien;'.XT of "The Sho Gun" louip.iny were entertained at dinner in Duluth recently by the Japanese ronsul. The chief sensations that run through "Yher the World Sleeps" eiutrace the burtiiuj.: mills, the escape from the coitLi:- .fail, the chase of the fugitive, the laiJuigLt murder and the swin for life. FACT iOM FRANCE. I t l'aris the average price of -pure Kill: U routs a gallon. '.'iu- vivi miniber of residents to the ai-iv- in I'ai i is no less than 128. live .M'o II v.iilob n:.i 1. About ll.i ! All the liieu: ijou:h-:.,.':iIs pillar i-inl. tervals ;:io'J.T r.rly TOiUXH) apartments the French metropolis icss than $100 a yea;'. ring $800 or more. ical mid amusement au- i Paris are posted ou - that are placed at ia the boulevards. It is h gainst the i; v to disfigure walls with lHsteis. i Ail Tari is reading and discussing j the memoirs of the 1'niladelphia den tist. Dr. Evans, the friend of Napoleon III., which have just been published and which contain a most excellent de scription of the iast days of the second emyire. POINTED PARAGRAPHS. Criticism, like charity, should begin 4.1 Lome. Apologies are like tears. They should 1C suppressed. Don't sit down too long to rest if you fcave any desire to reach the top. N man likes it when callers tell his wife that she is working too hard. Don't tell your troubles. The exer cise they get in the telling makes them grow. A woman can make an enemy of an other woman any day by looking sym pathetically at the other woman's hus band. The trouble with the boomerang you send out against an enemy is that It will fly back and hit you at a time when you are most defenseless to meet it. Atchison Globe. IMPERTINENT PERSONALS. Hetty Green and Mark Twain have each celebrated a seventieth birthday. Mark has a lot of friends and Hetty has a lot of money. ruck. Secretary Loeb Is now the father of a on, in accordance with his usual cus tom of doing all he can to promote the president's policies. Kansas City Jour nal. John T. Holland, the inventor, says that men will fly within a year. But it is recalled that In 1900 Mr. Tesla was going to be talking to Mars within twelve months. Kansas City Times. The new British cabinet contains the following writers: John Morley, James Bryce. Augustine Birrell and Winston Churchill. Hall Calne and Marie Oo rlli must reel terribly slighted. Balti more Bun. MODES OF THE MOMENT. Matelasse makes the handsomest and costliest of all of the new lounging robes. Very short coats reaching Just to the hips ure seen In some of the newest tailor mades. The empire oat is the thing this win ter, atid some very graceful models have been exhibited. Long Mack gloves, long enough to wrinkle up on the arm, are being worn with i;!l sorts of gowns. The new linen turnover collars are fully two ii ' hes deep and are decorat ed v. ;;ii liny linen covered buttons. ru:t"ns are used in every conceivable wav. Tinv l.ir-e or pearl ones trim the rii'-ro-.-t of blouses, and big ones, elabo rate or plain, trim coats and suits and Ircsse-s. ' EDITORIAL FLINGS. j revolution in Russia may be as Mo!y as a revolution in France, but it will harder be so picturesque. CIn lnu:iti Enquirer. Th" new battleship New Jersey, to be Inmichod nest spring, will no doubt be assigned to the mosquito fleet. Pitts Ixtrg Dispatch. The country bag made a mistake In ending so many canal diggers to con rmq when their services are so needed ith shovels clown In Panama. Knox rille Juurnal-Tribune. Maine hunter this- year killed more rme and fewer of each other than for many seasons. By these tactics It Is Loped the supply of hunters will last as Ions us the dtw. Omaha B(i ' t Goto' to the Circus I Copyright, 1Mb, by J. W, Muller. Coming home from the village one afternoon with his horse and buggy, with the lines loose in his hand and his thoughts fixed on the hay crop, Jabez Parker suddenly ran across something to attract his attention. Two miles from home and on a barn by the roadside two men were at work pasting up circus posters. They had the front of the barn pretty well cov ered, and they finished their work as Jabez sat ami looked at them. There were lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes, galloping horses and what not, with a woman walking a tight rope and a clown making everybody laugh, and the good old man, who had never seen a circus in his life, even as a boy, sat there long after the men had departed and figured it all out in imagination. Presently he heard n voice saying: "Dura my buttons, but I'm goin' to take in that circus or bust!" It was his own voice, and it almost Jumped him off the seat. His heart was in his mouth for a moment, but then he gained courage to say "getap" to the old horse and muttered to him self: "Yes, sir, I'm nearly sixty years old nnd never saw a circus, but I'm goin' to begin now. I expect ma will make a terrible fuss over it, but I ain't goin' to let her turn me aside. I duuno what's come over me, but if it's wicked to go to a circus then I'm goin' to be wicked." He reached home to unharness and go to work again, and he said nothing of what was iu his uiiml until supper had been eaten and the milking done. Then as he sat on the piazza with his old wife he carelessly remarked: "Ma, I see that George Williams' barn is all covered with circus pic tures." "And he a Christian man!" gasped the wife. "Waal, yon know, folks don't look at circuses the way they used to." i-YVhat do you mean by that, Jabez?" 'Why, a circus ain't considered wick ed. I dunno as they ever was wicked, but folks used to think that way." "I don't want to hear you talkin' that way, Jabez. The circus was al ways wicked and always will be. It's one of the broad roads leadin down to perdition." "I've never seen a circus," said Ja bez after awhile. "And you never will not as long as you live with me." "I've often wondered where the wick edness comes in." "Then you must be blind! Don't wo men, or things called women, dress up in short skirt and ride hossback and Jump through hoops? Can you imagine anything more wicked than that?" "What makes you call that wicked?" "Because it is. and you know it, and there's no use to talk about it auy more. I've lived with you for thirty nine years, and I know you from head to heel. Jabez, was you tbinkin of goin' to that circus':" "Kinder thinkln'." "I had a feelin' in my bones that you was. Waal, you stop it, I won't have It for a minute." "Say, ma, I'm a-goin'." i "Jabez Parker!" "Yes, sir, I'm a-goln'. I've never been to a circus, but I'm goin' to take one in before I die. I'm a-goln' to see the elephants, lions and tigers, and I'm a-goin' to see them women In short skirts. I don't believe it'll hurt me any more than to see a boss race at the county fair." "But I told you to turn your back when they raced." Tea, but I wanted to see which boss came In ahead. I saw, and I don't be lieve I was one mite the wickeder for it" "But a circus, Jabe a circus! I tell you you can't go. If you do you needn't expect to find me here when you come home. I never could live with you for an hour agln.H Jabez Parker was the soul of food nature, but when aroused be bad a streak of the mule In blm. Be bad said be was going to the circus, and bit wife's opposition only made blm the more determined. The subject was dropped that evening and was hardly referred to during the next week. Then the date of the circus came along, and one morning Jabez said: "Ma, I'll be home In time to do the mllkin'." "What do you mean?" "I'm goin to town to see the circus." The wife looked at him and saw that he was determined, and she said no- more until he was ready to drive away. Then she observed: "Goodby, Jabez. I don't 'spose wa shall ever see each other agIn." He echoed her goodby and drove off, and she sat on the piazza and cried for an hour. She was still at It when some one drove up, and she looked up to see ber minister standing before her. To Ills Inquiry as to the cause of her sor row she told her tale, and when it was finished be said: "There's tny wife and boys out in the carriage. Hurry up and get your Sun day clothes on." "But what for?" "We'll find room In the carriage for you. and I'll buy your circus ticket" Jabez git home half an hour ahead of his wife. He was looking around the sitting room to see If she had left a aote or anything, when sue enterea ana said: "Say. Jabez, I said 'twas wicked, but after seeln all the animals and the women In the short skirts and bavin all the peanuts and lemonade I could bold I bare changed my mind. 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Inquire or address Tbs 9sett, Heppner, Or. 1. Cur'vtm.n r Bought, and which has been has borne the sifmntnrn has been made under his per- supervision since its infancy. Signature of MUNRAV STREET, NEW YORK CITY. OurStiocess HINGSES ON OUR GOOD bread. AVe have aimed, studied and striven for perfection in the baker's art. Judging from the stead j increase in our customers, these persistent efforts have not been in vain. While the past is secure, present popularity gives us a mortgage on the future, and lovers of fine bread, cakes, pies and' pastry will insist on beiDg served by us. O K O . HOHRMAN PflLflCE HOTEI HEPPNER, OREGON Leading Eastern Oregon Mott MODERN CONVENIENCES ELECTRIC LIGHTED . . . Under New Management. Thoroughly Renovated and Refiitted. Beat Meixla in the City. PHII. METSCHAN, Jr., Prop. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, Land Office at The Dalles, Ore., Jans 18, 1906. Notice is hereby given that William H. Dut ton. of Heppner, Oregon, has tiled notice of his intention to make final commutation proof in support of his claim, vis: Homestead Entry No. mm made Dec. 18. 1903, for the WK ME'4 and ti'A 8K! Section 21. Township 2 Bonth, lUnge 26 K., W. M., and that said proof will be made before J. P. Williams, O. 3. Commis. sloner. at his office in Heppner, Or., on July 21st. 1908 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: John Hughes, Hintm Clark, W. P. Dutton and Henry Blahm all of Heppner, Oregon. MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Kegister. June21-July26. Red Front Llvem & Feed SatDlcs . Stowart A. Kirk, Preps FIRST-CLASS LIVERY RIGS Kept conatantly on hanl anil can be furnishes on ehort notice to parties wishing to drive into the interior. First class : : HaGks and Bugyies CALL AROUND AND SKK ITS. WE CATER TO THE : : : : : COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS AND CAN FURNISH RIGS AND DRIVER ON SHORT NOTICE : : : Heponer, Oreoon Call at the Gasetta office and lean of our dubbing fr with tha Weekly Ors gonian, . Timber Land Act June 3, 1878. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. United States Land office, The Dsllei, Oregon. May 4th, 1U06. Notice ii hereby given that in compliance with the nrovlBloin of the act of Oongreai of June S, lh?H, entitled "An act for the aale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada ani Washington Territory," at ex tended to all the Public Land State by act of AukuhU, IH!)'2. LUCY IIKLEN YOUNO, of Hepnner. county of Morrow, state of Oregon. haNthU day flint in thlN otllce her sworn tdatement No. IMOO, lor the purchase of the NEJ HVV4, NWu BKJi, of Hectloii No 2a, In 'I'owiiHhlp No S., Kimgo No a K., W. M . ami will oiler proof to show that the land Bought in more valuable for Us Umber or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to eHtablish lur claim t:i Baid laud before J. V, WilliHitiM, V. 8. f'oininig'ioner at his office in Heppner, Oregon, on the 21st day of August. 11106. . She names as witnesses: A K. Wright. V . ... . ."...p, " ... i j mvi iiuiuiiinu, uic. gon, and O. E. Furnnworth Heppner, Oron. nuj i i'di niiun in mi nil v CI ntji j I HO iuuu iniiuB nit) icqiiesiCiU in uieuieir nlMimiin thiaiftifM nr hirii-a B.t,l )tt ......... .u isw v iskiiraw DWU UBJ of August, 1W: MiunAtu i. ubAN, Kegister. July".Aug9. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Inferior, Laud Office at La Grande, Oregon, July 10, Mh. Notice Is hereby given that the following. named settler h as tiled notlua of his intention to make Dual proof in support of Ills claim, and that taid proof will be made before the Keg ister and Receiver of the V. 8. Land Office, at La Grande, Oregon, on August 31, 1D06. viz: H. p.. No VbW, oeorge A. uummlngs of Ourdane, Oregon, for the Lots 8, 4. S and 0, SEliNW tec. 6. Tp. 4 8.. R. 30 E. W . M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon and cultivation ol laid laud, viz: Nels C Nelson, Jonathan 8. Wymore, Frank Corley and Charles L. Ely all of Ourdane, Oregon. E. W. DAVIS, Register. Julyl9-Augi!3. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, July is, l'jdti. Notice U hereby given flint William T. Reynolds, of HanlmKH. Oregon, has tiled notice of his intent on to mke liual live-year proof in support of his claim, viz: homestead Kntry No. 7lr l iniidn Feliy. 1WO, for the NKUSli'.,, VV",lfci4 and SKf4S 4, c-ectioii 8, Towi.ehip' 5 H, Utilise :;: E., W. M., and that suid proof will le r.iiule before J. I'. William . V. S. Commissioner, at his office iu Heppner. Oregon. on August '0th, lM'ii. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upou and cultivation of said land, viz: Jo. ilea M. Hansford, J. M. Kadn, Wilson O. HiiyleSH andChailes II. Buliis, all of Hardnian, Oregon. MICHAEL T. NOLAN, Register. JulylO-Augi.. Timber Land, Act June 3, JS1S. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 1'nlted States Land Office, La Grande, Ore. June 26, WW, Notire is hereby given that in compliance with ihe provisions of ti.e act of Congress of Juno ;t, l7s, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the .States of California, Oregon, fevuda. and V ashlrgton Territory," hh extend ed to all the 1'uhlic Land Hates by act of AuiiHt 4, lv.i2. Minnie HIsler, of Heppner, county of Morrow t-ate of Oregon, Iihb Huh day file! in this ollice her sworn stat !ment No. 4210. for the purchase of the Lots 4, ti and 7 of iM-ctlon No ti In Township No. 4 .-j, kaniie No 2'1 K. W. M , and will offer proof to bIiow that the and souk) t is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish hr claim to paid luiKl before J. I' Williams V. H. Con mlssloner, at. his office at Heppner. Oregon ol Friday, the 21st day of .September, l'.H'iS. HI'e names as witnesses: John McCnlloUgh, Victor Urosbens, Adam f'lahm and William McHober s all of Henpner. Oregon, Any and all persons claiming adversely the above -described lands are rmnested to tile their claims iu th s lli' e ou or before said21t day of rifpteinber, 1WM. E. W. DAVIS, Register. Julyl2-Septl3. CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior, V. 9. Land Office, The Dalles, Oregon. June Tth, 190fl. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by John K. Olden, contestant, against homes'ead entrv No 1LW1, made June 2, 1W)3, for NE.'-i. Section 9, Township 6. 8.. Mange 2. K., V. M, by Harvey O. Kogers. Contestee, in which it is alleged that said Harvy U. Kogers has totally abandoned said claim and left the state of Oregon; that taid abandonment bas existed for more than one year last past; that he bas failed to Improve and cultivate the tame at required by law; that taid alleged absence was not due to hit employment in the annjr, navy or marine corps of the United States In time of war, said parties are hereby notitied to appear, respond and offer evidence touching taid allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on July 21, 1908 before J. P. Williams, U. H. Commissioner at his office In Heppner, Oregon, and that final hearing will be at 10 o'clock a. m. on July 28, 1906 before the Kegister and Receiver at the United States Land Office in The Dalles, Oregon. The said contestant having, In a proper affidavit, filed June 4, 1906. let forth facts which show that after dne diligence personal service of this notice can not be made. It is hereby ordered and directed that inch notice be given by dne and proper publication. MICHAEL L. NOLAN, Begitter. June2t-July2tJ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Morrow County. In the matter of the estate of Jay Johnson deceased. The undersigned having been appointed by the county court of the state of Oregon, for Morrow count, administrator of the state of Jay Johnson deceased, notice is hereby given to the creditori of, and all persons having claims against deceased, to present them verifi ed as required by law, within sis months after me nrst punucauon oi mis nonce to laid w. H. French at the office of his attorneys, Phelps A. Notson, iu Heppner, Oregon. W. H. FRENCH. Administrator of the estate of Jay Johnson deceasod. Dated Jnly 12, 1906. Julyl2-Ane9 SEE Nature's Wondrous Handiwork THROUGH UTAH AND COLORADO Castle Gate, Canon of The Grand, Black Canon. Marshall and Ten nessee f'aeses, and the World. Famous Royal Gorge For Descriptive and Illnatrated Pemphete write to W. C. McBRIDE. Gen. Agt. 24 Third areet P ORTLAND, OR.