WFIMLUR FACES Historical Characters of Whose Looks We Know Nothing. THEY LEFT NO PORTRAITS. Many of th Fimoui Figurti and He reee of Colonial and Revolutionary Times Aro aa Blank, to Ua So Far aa Thair Paraonal Appaaranea la Canoornad. In the search for n portrait of Tlmm Wlllett. lite first innyor of New York, tlie committee from tin- t'lly club visited Marty every print denier In the city lu addition to scores of pri vate collectors of Americana. Hut there was no portrait to lie found. Any one wtio has ever nttetnpte.l to make a collection of Hie pictures of the big men of early Now York MM realises that there nro ninny blanks For Instance, of the four Uutcli gov ernora Teter Stiiyvcannt Is Iho only one of whom ws ttvt a corrtvt por trait Of Peter Minuet, Wllllain Kleft and Wouter van Twlller there Is abso lutely nothing accurate, althouch vnrl oua caricatures hnve appeared from time to time. The same is true of u still more cuil nent New Yorker, William Bradford, the first printer, who founded In 17-3 the New York Gazette, which WM the Bret newspaper printed In the prov Ince. Bradford was so prominent n man and so active for years, both In Philadelphia as well ns In New York. that it Is rather surprising not to have something worthy of bates called a true portrait. If there was. perhaps his features intKht be on the tablet erected on the site of his printing of fice, now of the Gotten Exchange nt Banorer square. The lack of an authentic portrait of Nathan Hale, the martyr spy of the Revolution. Is somewhat better Known. although the sculptors MacMonnles. Partrldce niul others have not nl lowed this to restrain them from de plcting the features of the younn sol dler in stone or bronze. Of Colonel Ethan Allen there Is no known por trait, and the same is true of the donghty warrior, General Nicholas Herkimer. One of the heroes of Hunker hill. Colonel Richard (Jrldley, has left no portrait. He was the artillerist and engineer who built the formications the night before the battle Other prominent Revolutionary lighten) of whom no pictures exist aro Colonel William I-edjard. the defender of New London, who was killed by a British officer when I.edyard surrendered the fort; General Thomas Conway, leader of the notorious cabal to depose Wash ington from the command of tho army In 1777; Colonel Seth Warner, who was prominent In the attacks en Tlconde roga and Crown point and in the bat tie of Bennington; General Seth Pom eroy of Massachusetts, and QssMfSl Samuel Holden Parsons, one of the board which tried Major Andre and was appointed by Washington aa the first Judge of the northwest territory. No nccuratc portraits exist of two of the Ofty-aU signers of tho In-larstlon Of Independence, John Morton of Peuii aylvanla and John II. .11 of New Jer sey, although a portrait which Is mild to be that of Hart hangs In Indsgaasf ence hall In Philadelphia and Is said to have been painted from a miniature. There la nothing extant of the fu ther of George Washington. Augustine Washington, nor have nny portraits been discovered of Colonel Bull, fa ther of alary Washington, mother of the general, or of John Oamlrldge, fa ther of Washington's wife. Martha Washington. A portrait which u groul many col lectors of old New York material would give u good deal to obtain is that of Samuel Fraunces, the West In dlan tavern keeper, whose best known bouse was the old Frounces tavern, now owned by the Sons of the Itevolu tton, restored since they purchased It a few years ago to its original condi tion. It is on lower Broad street, on the corner of Pearl street, and the famous long room lu Which Washing tou took farewell of his officers has been restored as closely us possible to Us original form. There is no iwrtralt of William Cun ningham, the heartless keeper of the provost Jail in u corner of City Hull park during the Bovolattoa. Betsy Robs, the celebrated maker of the first stars und stripes, has no portrait. Cap tain Miles Si.-hiiIIhIi Is among those who have left nothing of their per sonal appearance, nor Is anything knows of the intrepid French explor er .toilet, who traced the sources of tho Mlsslasippl Others of more or less note of whom there are no portraits ure the old Eng lish dramatist, Christopher Marlewe: Richard Nitviigi-, another well known Knglish dramatist, who died lu J743; Marquis Duquexue, from whom Fort Duqiiesne, now ritt-sburgh, got Its first nume from the French; George Cllu ton. royal governor of New York from 1743 to 1753 and father of the British general in the Revolution, Henry Clin ton; Colonel John Henry Cruger, Gen eral Oliver de I.anccy, Governor Wil liam Tryon, General John Forbes, Baron Dicakau, General Robert Howe and Bourrlenne, Nupoleou's famous secretury, who wroto an excellent life of the greut French emperor. -New Times wsmmmmmmmwmwmm FAMOUS WINTERS IN PAHIS. m Ones Ivory River In Franot Was Ue and Ivory Mill Idle. Ilncalllng famous winters in France, the Purls Petit Journal says that "the flfteeuth century might Juatly be call ed the cold century. "In 1406 the registrars of the parlia ment of Paris reported that It was lm possible to Issue any of Ha resolutions because the Ink froac In the Ink bottle of tho clerks. Kvery three words they had lo thaw their pen, and this with a tiro roaring In their room. Every river In France was frown, and not a mill could WOrli Twehe years Inter, In I4S0, there was n repetition of this winter loislstuffs gara out. and poor people illisl by tens or thousands 'In I4S1 III less than three days the wine and lite vinegar froxe In the eel litis; na-ka and hens bad their combs froen; IDS streets were full of poo pie who dan cd. iiiuietl. wrestled and ran races, anything lo keep off frost bite. "In 1480 It frore tor more than two and a half months, und the snow fell for forty days without stopping All the birds hidden in the trunks of trees died "In 'the year of the great winter,' as MM whs culled. hundreds of iterson died rriim cold. Everything was rro rii hard, even the bread served at the tnblo of Henry IV. lu 170l all the wheat was destroyed, and a new sow lug had to be made In the spring lluf fon relates that no bread wua lo bo had Even Mine, de Maliitenon had to go without It. In 177tl sentinels were found fro ten to death outside Versailles, and the king put a atop to thla service. In Paris great bonfires were lit lu the si nets. Bells were shivered Into pieces as (hey rang, clocks stopped snd In the cellars wine turned Into Ice. Hsres und partridges came into the town and bid themselves In the nooks snd corners of houses, where they were subsequently found as stiff ss a board and quite Inedible." HUNTING THE CARIBOU. Curloeity Often Lures tho Watohful Animal te Its Fats. In 11111111112 the caribou quietness Is essential. Never break s twig If you can avoid It, for a cracking branch makes a noise which carries fur and may give warning of your approach to the very stag you particularly want Equally Important la It to keep a sharp lookout at all times, especially when entering a barren, where a atag may be pleeplng, for under auch conditions they ure hard to see. Among the nu merous gray dead stumps aud moaa covered low tree the color of the carl hou Is so Inconspicuous that tho un trained eye will fall to detect the mil ninl even nt close range. Tho first lu tlmntlou will be a glimpse of a djsap pen ring patch of white us the caribou vanishes Into the woods. All these things considered, the cart hou of Newfoundland la not as alert as any other deer that I know of aud Is therefore more readily approached. There Is, of course, great variation among them, some being extremely alert und difficult to atalk. while oth ers ure so absurdly tame Mint they will allow ii man to walk right up to within a few yards before taking (light. Curi osity Is often a noticeable falling with them. Wheu ouce It Is aroused they will go to almost any length to satisfy It. I do not, however, advise the huu ter to count too much on It. for th very thing which you Imagine will tempt this curiosity will as likely aa nut frighten tliem away. Sometime a strange noise will make them very Inquisitive, and they will come within a few feet to find out what It is. Then, occasionally, a white handkerchief will have tint same effect. A. Bad cllffe Dug-more In "The Romance of the Newfoundland Caribou" PAVED WITH GOLD. Trtoro'e Money In the Street Sorealngo of an African Town. Travelers declare, say Harper's Weekly, that at A vim. on the Oold Coast of Africa, gold may actually bo picked up In the streets. When on visitor, un Englishman, took the state Ml as a mere figure of speech his host It dlalely bade a woman serv ant go out into tlie main street, gather bucketful of tiiud scrapings and work It for gold dust lu ten minutes iho servant returned with two galvanised Iron buckets, one tilled with road scrapings nud Iho oth er Willi water. Slut also brought three) or lour wooden platter, varying lu size rroui a large pinto to a aiiueer. Iteinovlng several hamlfills of tho mud scrapings ami placing them In the liirge platter, tlie vtniuiiu picked out I threw aside the Inrge stones, peb bles ami hits af slick and then mois tened the remainder with water from the other bucket This enabled her to remove Hinaller ivfuso. The residuum she put into the nest smaller plaller. and she repeated tho process until there wus a quantity of sand nud gravel ready for treatment. This sin' sprinkled freely with water and by n deft circular movement of (lie philter brought the small gravel to the outside, where It could lm thrust over the edge When she had repeated this operiillou I hi r four times she treated the material, which now looked more like Hind I tin u nut llilug else. Ill a still smaller philter. At last, in I he smallest platter of all. he had I he hu. kelfiil of sweeping re dncod to a handful or two of black smiiiI This she carefully washed and sifted. At last tilth a dexterous twist she brought the sand Into a creaeeut, the oilier islge of which allowed S thin rim of yellow It was unmistakably gold dust. Tlie whole operiillou had taken half an hour, and It hud pro dined about a shilling's worth of gold PIGS AND FIGURES. All Mlsloadina Bookkeeping. Even bookkeeping Is not uu exact scl ence. For behold! how often I It that one man will put Into the expense ac count a given expenditure aay. the rebuilding of a machine thua reducing hi profits by thla amount, while an other will put auch an Item to the asset account, and each can advauce weighty arguments and reaaona aa to the logic of his methods. But tlie net result of operation will differ widely with the asms actual occurrences, so that even bookkeepljug may be auld merely to present ream Us dependent upon the sspocts of the situation aa rendered by those who have thu au thority or opportunity to interpret Benjamin A. Franklin in Engineering Magazine. Poik.rs From th Standpoint of Around Mathamatioo. The isliicuted pig of Iho old time aldM ho IT. which gravely read figures on n bliicklMiard, wa only n tyie of a class. Ills modern prototype Is quite III equal In del oi Ion to the exset sci ence By both Instinct and fate bo Is a mathematical animal Subjective!) and object It cly he Is great on figures They ure dcult out lo him. and he deals lu them himself, lie desires hi square meals to he regulated dally by tin' rule of three. Ill addition, be deals with his owners Imteliiisliiess He la able to fad Ufa a mortgage to fractious with uiiiuKlug r.iphllty In measuring the available contents of a pall uf slop he is u iighiiiiug calculator As a multiplier the pig has no equal, counting on six to the litter aud two litters lu the year At thla rate, bar ring uci Ideiils. tlie now' progeny will inn. Mini to inoie than I.UUO lu four i iii n, A Waal old pig I up lu geom etry. Uniting the w uy homo aloug the hypol ise short cut Au old SOW'S qulckui-ss lu boxing the cuuipsss la s BOtatO patch Is aiiinzlug Aud when It BOOMS to a tiouglifiil of aklmnillk she Is the least ceiiiiimn divisor; she wauls It all helself. objectively the porker tltnls himself slacked about with ll bewildering sr raj f figures his gains every day on pasture, tils gains every day un grain. tils gains to the pound of grain, his gains on nasi ure plus a dally ration. his gains on vigetablea ud roots these ami a hundred other tabulations surround him I'rollt or loss, SO far as the pig Is concerned. Is uliuost purely ii mailer of feeds and feeding, snd these are In their turu mailers of al most pure mnthemutleal uicsaure iiieliU; hen. e huve resulted the long UsteU . ah ninth. ns available to the farmer - W. J. Ilarahii lu Breeder's I lunette. Netlco ef Final Settlement In the County Court o( the State of Ore gon, for Harney County. In the tnstterol the estate of W. II. Dihlinr, deceased. Notice la hereby given Hint i In- imdri signed has filed his Dual account lirnin, and that the County Judge ! Hnnicy County has flteil the tinir lor hearing object ion to, mill Mil lenient "I the same for Wednesday, the .in I .lav of September, 1014, at the hour nl In o'clock A. Al. ot sniil tiny, at the Court House in Hums, Oregon, Baled Burn, Oregon, July 1st, I til I. I. A. IInakrman, Administrate ( ' ICstnte ot W. II. Ihl dine, tlri'ciiard Bate of lint publication July 4, I'M I. Date of Inst publication Aug I, lull NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I NITKIi HTATKrl I AMI ill I I. I Muriii. Dragon, July J, el' Notice la liaral.j glvan llll lltn II. Nssl.nl Kiillffarin. iiti'sun, wli.i. in. Kalunarr II lit. iim.h- lli'inaati'ail i-nlrr, No, u.'J'.tl, l.n l', s"',, W',NK',, HkNh!',. HK', Section Mi lowoaiilli W ., Ilun SI K Mllaiiiiilti' MitI.IIi.ii. Iiu 111. si nolle.- el luleii I l.m in make riual Ibm yaar I'ruif luaalatillah claim lot be IftUil Ikjvi iliwnl.od, l.af.iie Hei-lMicr hi.-i Kacahar. l Huron, Ureaiui. mi Hie I in. .toy .r AUBUBI, lH I'Tollllftlll HKIIiel H II IM'M.'H J. H. NmI, Minima Mellaril k. W. I! i.ai.lni'i l-aina tun, all ol Kullyfarin, Oregon. . r ak. itcglalor NOTICK rOI PUBUOATION. I1NITKII aTATKS I ANIi HIUI, I Hiirna. titagnu, -July I, lull I Nuili-e I lierel.y gltau llial Mary II Neal, nl lull) lai in. tltt'guu, It", on Jnin-.i, IV to ina'lc liMMrt l.aail Knlri. No etam, lor HUNK',, ,-, U..IWI. lown.lil, .".s Kana-eMr , ftlllaui. lie lci l.llan. iiaaltli-il aottea uf n.leni l.n. lu n.aki Proof, to ratal. Hat, claim lu the laiul almve .It. acrlU-tl, hafora rlaalaler an.t IteiM-ltr-t , al Unrita Oraguu, uo Ilia 1 1 III .lory uf Annual, h't I Claimant names aa ttltuaaaaa J II NmI William Hauwiik. W ll '. ,.!,... II I au.a I mi-, all ol Kiill vfaiiu. un i WM, KASaa. Hen. al." NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. r.MTKn si v iks i. ash oyricB Hiirna, tlrauli, Jul) lu, IVI4 Nolle la livreb) a.tvli that h rank Taiooa of laen, ilieauli. who, UU Ma) 9. ItfUS, maile lluuiaalaail Klllry .No SU4, Sella! N,, u 141 ., ful sh'jNK ,. sr, s, s '.NV.',, W'.-W 1 -,-. a, Tuaiualiip :: s. Iiai.a.. U K. WlllainMI .vierhliati, Its ate.l UOIIee nl llllrul tun lu make llual dve yeai l.riM.I In e'lahh oil . 11 01 to the laiul above uVacri IhuI. Itefurr 10-no r act Itavelvar, al llurna, oregun.uii ilu- Hi 1. .la, ui Auaiiai II4 I'Taitiiaut uaiuraaa wltneaa. lleuiy iille). Ilriir ururaa, both of las, a. urefun lliaa lln.. r ul Urewsey, Urogoa 1. I. l ar 01 llairlmali, llnsjiun Wa. r.aai Realatai Noll to Creelitert. Notice is hereby given that the under aignetl tins Is-en duly appointed sdmin .strut in of Hie ratute of Jennie L. llusa- ail, drceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Harney County, All parson having claims against said estate me lien-bv notified to present them, duly verified n by law required, Intl. U. ( levrugrr, inliiuniat iittui , St liia place of business in Burni, Oregon, 111 at the oilier ol J. S. Cook hi attor ney, in I'm 111. Oregon, within six in. mills front the dale of this notice. Dtsttd Ibis Mid day of July, 10U. fl. W. Ci.bjYcniikii, lolininiiitrutiii. I S COOK, ultoinry Nolle lo Credilora lu 1 he County Goon ot tin state of CMi gun, loi II. .iiu v Coiinty. lu lite matter of the estnle of I' ('. I'liimiitl, ileiTilai-.l Notice la hereby given that the iiiuk-r- sum. 1 il has Is-en duly nppoilllril ml 1 islintiiv of the above ratified estnle by (he lliilli.iul.il- t.liint I lleiiipanii, judge ol 1 he almye entitled court. All m 1 sons having claim iiguinst anid cali.tr nro lirirbv nolifril topieaent suid claims duly verified a by Inw reiuircilt within sn iiiulltlis bom I he ilnlc of file II rat 1 hi 1. 1 1. a 1 1. ui ot this notice. I lilted nl Burn, Oregon, litis :inl duy of July, mil Iiu- first publication ol I Ilia notice is Inlv lib, IIU I (Signed) Manv Cmohtox, Adimnistritttii of the enisle ol I'. ('. union, drcriiaed. pnCC UlMl "ISS0" N riVlfC -Ertlri Tliw In Nscklsue icelel NOTICK FOK I'lJBiMCATION I' N Iran status i.a.nimii m e:,, huTi.i, 1 intuit, July In III4.J Sutlva la baiaby aUau ibat Ira In. ml ul llai rlaaau. tlruii, arbo. uu Ssaiaiboi II. 1 sr.. made Huumalaatl Knlry No H Ha-rlal Nu U4T, lor S',, S.rll.,1, , l,,ni.il.i Itaaar W Kaai. Wlllalllrllr Vlillillaii. haa Ale.1 uutn-e ul lalantlui, In 11. aki l.lial tlir yar brisii. 1,, .-.lai.li.l. slal Ifaa lata abuvdreilUsl. U-furr Hi.. Ilealairr ami II. elvr.al Hurna. iiresou, ua lb. hit. .la) ul A usual, I'll italuisiil Oftoiea aa wllueaaaa' Kodak. .Hlny, 1 11. Ill Hluy, klalik rl-l. 1 iruu HSaWlataor, all ul llarrtiiiau, iir.-n.,u. an loan. K rslalei Notice lo Creditor. .Siiiui is hrirby given (hat the iiiid-r signed has Ikcii duly appointed executor f 1 he l.uat Will and Tcal.iinenl, nud of Ihceaialr ui William ('. Byrd, ilecraard, by the Couiil v Cottfl of the State of Oirg lur Hiirnry County. All ier- amia having 1 1. nun ugaiuai ain.l estate air hereby notified to present them, duly Verified s by luw rrquirrd, to Julian C. Byrd, e.-cuior, nt lm ofSSf in Burns, II. unci ' nuiitv. Oirgon, or nt llieolhce ol ). S. took hia ultoiney, in Burna. Or egon, within ail months hum the dale ol t In at notice. Datted tbli 1st day of July, 1IIU Juliun C. Byrd, eaecurur. J. S. Cook, attorney. These two beautiful pieces of pnpul.u Jewelry are th erase smong society women In New York snd the largest clllss. They Sie nest snd elegsnt gold finished articles thst will glsden the neart of svsry girl or woman, no matter how young or old. Very stylish and at tract I vs. Our Free offer. Wo ara advertising Spearmint Chewing (Jam and deal re to place n big bos of this flue, healthful gam Into every home. It sweetens Hie broath whitens the tooth snd aids di gestion. Ills refreshing and pleasing to all. To everyone sending us but fifli: snd 10 oents to Cover shipping rosts M will ships big Imh of IfO regular fie pack ages of the Spearmint (luiii and iut Imb ibe elegant, "Tstgo" necklsre snd "Kvelyn Thsw" brseelet absolutely f.ee. This offer Is for a short time only. Not more then il order to one part v. Dealers tiot allowed lo accept thl. UNITED SALES COMPANY Dayton, Ohio P. O. Box 101 LONE : RESTAURANT : Ol .fulfil. I (ION liop. a Mfit A I All HtiurH. Shorts e Oitli'i'i und Prompt Service a Willi Re "liable FiateH (Jivi Me A Call a a a a S Oppoallr I liora-llrralS sjHoMS"! S O eeeooooossoeooeoeeeoaoeeeo $1500 Reward! oiling the Kettle. Mr. Campbell hud engaged a new maid "alurtbv." snld the inlstrees on the first iiiornliig. "bo careful always fo boll Hie teakettle before making tbs tea." Marlha signified ber wllltngues and. offer uu ubsi-iuii In the kitchen. returned to her mistress and aald: "I'leiise. mum. there's uothlu' big enough to boll tho tsykettle In, 'less) 'tis the wush holier, euro." Nations) Monthly. NOTICE KOR PUBLICATION ISITKIi states LsRDurrtt I. Ilurua, Oreituii. July ;,l il NuiKv la bareby aitvu thai ttorve Roaluli. uf ll kiar. urttrno, wtu. nu Juao t. loleana Uarelr s, lull, ret-tla)r. uta.le lluincat, n.l Kuiriva, ua ooar , .t ,. lur M-.',,s,-. .i,. n, Mg1,. see il ami N'tNV',. -, , i . .. rmuahl. n Suli'li. Hauga III aal Vtll Ismail Meridian haa i.,,-. 1...1. n.i.u Huu to make Bnal tlurr year Proof, t.. oiaa Hal, claim In the IBIIU also 1 h ill . .1 bofon 1. a Tult.M'U. I s i iiiiainitl. . . 1 al I. .. ,.rn. , atii.tki,,. ueegsei, on las ktta day ail i. !,-.,. ISM. rialuialit naiiiaaaa s.tii.u,. J Hanlligu, f I la) Inn. Itnir.l I Kim, 1,1 Waller li. kh 1. all uf ho u. r, Uragua a Kaat. Oaf I an , NOTICK KOH PUBUOATION IMIKPHI VII . I IMMil I 11 I , Hurna. iii.-iruu. July , nut t Nollca la toarel.) iltr.n Ihal Ha..r I Nmllli, of Kllay, Orasuu, whu, un Julie II I'Sw, matlr Hum. alaart Klllr 1, Nu O.WCi for NWV. SaclluO I4.1.,nualil. .is , Kaiia, SI, lllamalla Marl if tan Uaa fllasl null, .-uf li.irnti.ai luluaka Una I Ova year l'r,M,f In atal.llali claim In lhalauil sbuva ijaaa-rllH-tl. latfor Hogtsier ami Heetvei al Hurna, orcaun, ,.11 tlir UU, il.y uf AUgUal, 1014 1 lalmaai uauna aa allli.u. VJiii W. Slutfia. U alter h K .... ... r. 1 tar ane Uogoraal ami hittia K llurtluau all ui Hllay, llr.-ii W K.aaa, ll.,..i. 1 1 . ..an. 11 OmCML KIKKl'TOHV TTS 111. Mia 1. In, lasses 1.... k 1 Lambarlalu 1 uiiEri-aarneit Allurtley lleuarsl xo.-ruur iar ul Mate I n-aatirar sil.l Public lualiii, Huu 'a'. Innlrr 11' Haley IN I Hluuull . M rrwfonl Uawahl Maal Itau w ui,-, ,11 l.tl.K ii.., .... Imla NINTH Jt'lllt I...'. I. 1 j,,.lr 1 mo.i) nor Bay Ii kai J A 1 loir, -hill V s puularai lluhi Kakln VI. 11, I.I. Iluin.tl II. 11 M...I. I IHHTafCT lalluu Hits 'cu h siMoiora II." 'O' i "ii. I'll I fur 11 la anil N. a. I a I. let- -luck I'mi.. llOO Aaanclatl.ai nt wtilch Hie In alaue.l la ini-iul.cr, HI (it.. Ii.iaai an raward fur evi dent) leadlu 10 the arrt-al ami run fiction of anv par te or l.arllea aleal ...a ,' ". . a. it - or inulee ls-loil(ltti hi siit uf lis nam bar la addition unite atsivs, the underalf ue.l nlti-re the aalna rondlllou IBUI.W1 fur all huiaea branded bursa all. si baron Issb O'allher )a. Brau.l recordaat lu el(bl eounllw liana, llari.r,. I aka and I'rouk ...ul.ll, a Itorara v.ole.l wloill aunl Noo but grown BSSBSS aold ami sal la ara 1,101. ii,-a. W W.HMllWN I II.- 1. ....... C FOR YOUR DEN ft -" II I..I (nllr. P.iuiaak Yale and lUrvaiti, Each 9 in. a 24 in. 1'iiiuelon, oruell, Michigan fa 7 in. by 21 In. All lu -I 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 y fell willt felt beading, streamer, let tent and mascot assented in proper eokirs. 'ibis splendid assort ment t postpaid for fill cents and n slumps 1.. 1 1. . pontage. Send now. HOWARD SPFXIALTY COMPANY Dayton, Ohio 100 BKAl III I I. ANb COI.OKKI) POST CARDS PROKKHHIo.N T CARLC. CpJ riiyali.'lan ami HaJ ItlfRNH. J. Ul. CI I'bvsiciai, a. HtiriiH, - - Office In new bull. III.. harness shop, 'I'bone M . 1 n; GEO. G. CAI I, Ifiyslclan anti sj OSBee 1st Tunas .,, ,a Seaalal all. niton ,,cn ,1,,, . aasaa and Ihrnal. HARLAN A. HAI Physician and Narrows, D. K.TAln, Hi-naral l-rai-lh,- sarin 11 M 111, t BBAI tifii. I A k oc- II 1 r. . 1 in. all lean maala Ilia Sral Muu.U) In Anriiau.l ilrat Uunday in Ovtubat. loin! squalor lullil It. 1 ..aenlalltr cm art Ntasat i Wit Brooka T Human -niinl) Jmla,. i lark I 0 aaurar surnout -It r!fl Aaai-aaur Obool s.i,.. 1 1 ct.-ielt-t.t lurniiwr sl.-ck lua,erlm "luuiiaaluiiara York Wsr In the Air. During the hottest fighting at the buttle of Oblcliatnauga an owl, alarm ed by the unusual sounds, was fright ened from Its usual baunls Two or three crows sided him und made pur suit, aud a fight lu thu air followed. The eon teat wug observed by a soldier. lie dropped bis guu to the ground und exclaimed: "Whew! Kven the very birds lu thu air ere fighting!" Points ef the Crescent Meen. Why does the moon sometimes up pears with points turned upward and at other times downward? There Is one cause only the rotation of the earth. If the moon rises with points turned upward then, when it sets, the points must turn downward that la. the western horizon meets (he point In Its apparent approach; they point toward It, apparently downward, In the western sky -New York American Pelt the Power. Illll Musi.- haa a wonderful ludueuce over ua. Jilt J kuow IL "Did you ever feel the power of a singer over you'" "Sure! I married ouel" - Voukera Statesman. Variable Condition. "That man says ho doesn't know whether he Is married or unmarried, ssne or insane " "Yes. He has hud u great deal ot trouble with court complication. Those things nil depend on vvhut state he happens to be In." Wushlngtou Htur. Upward Revision. "When Mist I consulted you shout my eyes you told me It would cost 10 francs, but your bill is for 100 francs." "That only show the excellence of my treatment. Now you are ten time better "-I'nrlo I'ele Mele. Remarkable Cure of Dysontary. "I was attacked with dysentery about July 15th, and used the doctor's medicine and other remedies with no relief, only Ret ting worse all the time. I was unable to do anything and my wcifht dropped from 145 to 125 pounds. I sutTered for about two months when I was advised to use Chamberlain's Colic, Cho lera und Diarrhoea Remedy. used two bottles of it and it gave me permanent relief," writes B W. Hill of Snow Hill. N. C. For saje by all dealers. NOTICK FOU I'UltUCATIoN t'sirsbsraisa i.asiinril. . i Bum. Discos, lalj . Ism i Nutlca la barel.y alveu thai Arthur A satin dera.nl l.aru, ureauii, who, uu July . I. II. made II. .un it. a. I gnu, go. "-...-, i,.is. Soellon IS, Toiiahli :t -..utl., Kaugi t Wlllamalle Meridian, baa flic. I unties ul lulaii tloa to make Klual ib rae fear nrti.il l t-alahllti. rial lu to Ilia laud alsoaih-ai itl.,.,1. be lure Iteu iBUtr aud Kacaltar al linn. a, Orasoa, OB ID Ilk ilaf of ei.li-iul.il. I'.l I I'lalmaul liaun-a aa wlllleaaea Hauiae If r I at . Arlbui s Mlillu,). Ullanti T. harcratl ami lie.t i Tiinin.allni Lowso, Oregon, W l.inu, Itcai-i.i. il.'a.i IIuiiiiisj l.lai Nu NOTICK KOH PUBLICATION I sirabHTiTaa l.asiiiiirn a, i iiurua. tireguu, .inlv ll. null la liaaahy slvuu thai Hit. Southern Nnllee raelfle Hallway i uinis-uy, wlmae ioal nil,. . addleaa la St Paul. Minneanl,, liaa llita lllli day of Jul) Ivll, SI In Hub uluce Ha ap ulfealluil luaalail Under Ilia lillivlalmla ul Hi. aelol i oua-taaa, a. inure. I Jufr I. I" 'a IM) siat aa;.a-ai aa aaiauuuil by ,u , t-ranl 1 l.ulunaoi. ll T lluabel H A MHO, I k. Haer, A K. Mlebardaou J i. t" .ii, gaii I. M llaniltoo 0 Vt' I :,..i. ,,i JUUU HnlilUaun IK r f)'lr,, .11.... Il.ln i '. .in.i) i .,un ,,.,,!, in,. flla, Maouaadsr la Jai.uat). ti.r. i, .,, Jul) . Seutatobar and I la t EVERYTHING A NAN NEEDS $1 CtHspirte Sbriai Oalbl $1 10 Articles 10 To advertise onr Universal Shaving Outfit and Universal Product we will lor s limited time only, send Un mil ai.ilb f'-'-OO Si.in outfit for $1.00. We sell oar product to the cuuauuier direct and therefore you serve all a mi. profiia which you know are very lurK-e I Hallow Ground Raior I 8-inck Lather Bruatt. I tUsov Street, Canv. Back. I Nickol Easel Bacit Mirror. 1 33 ich Barber Towel. I Bar Shaving Soap. I Boa Talcum Powder. I Decorated China Mug. I Aluraiaum Barber Comb. I Bristle Hair Braob. K.irb outfit oeked in neat Uis fl.lM) Coin or Money tinier, salage ltke.iia VN1VERSAL PRODUCTS CO. Dayton, Ohio tare pictures of Mi Hil.l. S AND cWTHKHSKH Mo u .Self-KIIIIng FOUNTAIN PEN Ml for only 50 cents I l,e ii. .lei l.ark;ain in beautiful cards aiel tare nit .iiiuts ever offered. M.ini at, hard to obtsin and have aold siii.lv for iln- i.rictt we aak for all. ll I v. ill iini kly to all lovers of the b.anliti. in nature who appreciate rare art picture,. . I .tell iluvelnped uiodela. A reli.itilii M-lf-fllliiikf fountain pen laee arfth .ml. or. let. I'll t-ae alone have sol. I lor .ue dollsr in MofSB. Ihe IBS beititiful rsrd. and pen all for but BOc and Mi- in rtunip for KMt- ART PORTRAYAL CO. DAYTON, OHIO DRS STAMPS URNS. OKI'. i, DENMAN & u Physicians nnd Calls snswere'l 'Phone llarriinan. fiarrlmao, 0r I0IIN tlMIIKHLINtJ. MaMsav f a aVa urim. Se later Sim altar Ma)nr ttt . .ii.ler, i reasttrof Uaial.al '.iitr.i lliueu Mf-'tmaa ul Ihe I ruiirlli V.....al Wot lm. a,.. Vluibrrabaod acaaa SaSi Mulli. labead It") Van Winkle lleurv Halloa ..K. f. Ilalnca I ll J. Ilanaen A. O. Walvoot I Jam. a I anilore I H.J. MrKlnruiu ..iniill evarr Second ah, Sumptcr Valley Railway Co. Amval arsj Dftartsre Of Trains ik Or- Minni Physician and Direct Telephone t., Lawen. Or 1. E- l!B.r,tJ -DE1TTI( Bora i, wr.A. Oltiet- first dl w. c. bROWI 3D-E33STXIJ IKK'xSJ. .ll IWI ill I Fine Wi ci;ilt . M'tii-iaii and I )fiurravctp. , Ii K. p.lll ilier A Sm licit-, s Of0r- tipp. .ii M. A. A J. tor iu Vorgtl) Hide . .a . . ms I !!(.( at 1 41 iiun.a, A. REMB( Atttin.i al Burns, Oregon. Departs No. 2, Prairie Sumpter Arrives Baker Departs No 1, Baker 10:15 A. 2:35 P. 4:00 P. M WM. MILLE1 "IIOHM'V VI Ufl Itiirns. i I7.U.H.- . a - a. ..,..1,. ,,,! , .VIj.,,,,!,. rrtn I. stii. .,ii,, m, Arrives 8:30 A. M. Sumpter 10:05 A. M. Prairie 2:10 P. M. ra Vv Tt.'a. ' ' ,y krbv-. I apuruvad May 17. law. ISR'aBrt '. se In Qood Company. A contemporary wants lo kuow what's become of the old fashioned man who used to say, "I ssys, says I." When Isst seeu he was standing on a street corner lu close conversation with the old fashioned uiau who ssys, ".Seas) to me, sesee." Clovoluml I'lulu Deal".. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. I'sitsi. HrTa I .si, o, hi a. I Hurna, llregun, July II, Mil Nui.ie la hereby iilvsu Ihat I atherlnu Uaa in. nihil, i, .,i Uurua, oraauu, nlu.ni, Kabruarv s, I'. II, mail" lluincali-ail Knlri No uf.'JM fur N'jSij, nei Huu Su. Tuwiialilu u Huutii Han,-, ''! K tt ula, ,, cii,. Meridian, baa Hia. I uulhc ul II..., m make llual tbrea year l.lnul. In ealabllah i lullu tu Ilia I. ...I .! aiait.cd. I. elm,- Healaler and llei-elvar ai u.,.,,. Oregon, on las I'.'lii dv uf Auguat, lull , lam. Kin i.iiii.ea aa witiMiaana . .t I i.l i in, .. - aa 'I an s n .it n..i a. 1. 1 NK.'.,. Ibe T. sut, Mould, H ,H Kaa'l. ami nwtvHW, see at. i. au H it ..-. (:! , vi . M Serial No. OMiH An) an. I all neraune laii,,ii,t adtern I) I he lauua ut-i-rns-.i, ur llaail Ilia lu uliji-i I I teruf ll..- Ian. of iba mineral i barac flla II. ah altlda id, all... any ulbarraaoiitlbedlaalloa..maiil..liuuhl i na ui a lit i. rut., t u I I.l. -. . r. .i'i fl- --- ur nature tin- in tiay 01 m. t dl Hautsmbrr lull W Ktaua, liealai. Wronging Another. No Hutu lu the world ever uttenipted to wrong unother witlimn being Injur 4 In return mum way, Muiuebow, some time '1'be only weapon of of feuse tliut nature laaiPI lo recogulxa la the boomerang. Where He Oats Off. Uacou -Ilea living on lluity street now, Isn't he? iCgbert'Ne: he's living on Uet Up lu the Morning ami IJgbl Jthe Klre street Voukers Klntesmsn. Heart Beeret. 'i'enchei- Tomwy, mil time you sre lute bring su eicua) from your father. Tommy-Who? PsT Why tie iiln t nny good at excuses; ua tluda tiiui out every tlme.-Ilostou Transcript Pasted. "However did you hear out-b dread ful things about Mrs iluber?" " Vou forget she was once my dearest friend. "-Kllegeude lllslier '1 hu world does mil reijulre so mueb to be informed na lo be rt-uiluded. I In nun Ii More. Advice Is seldom welcome. Those wbo nssd It most Ilka It least Dr. Johnson. Juaei.h l. IIIH. Hull Newman. Icni llav.. .,..1 Frank I' IHai kiuer, all uf Uurlla, Oraguu. Wm faas. kUglalar. NOTICK FOK PUBLICATION- I ni ir.ii i,t i -, I, isi. iirric i Hurna, tiregtin, July 7, Hill .Nun. i- la bertil.y given that Henry II. Kaeub, uf l.aueli. liieauu, hIiii, uu 111 luher 11, 110 made lluiuuaiuail Kulry, No. ur, loo, for Nk'. siellnn II. 'Iimiiablp h H., Ilauan WU gait' W Hani. ii. Merldran, baa tiled 1101110 uflnleo 11.. 11 lumake ilu nl 1 In. -i- year I'ruuf, In aalabllab eiulm In II1.1 land ahnve dual -rllja.il, bafur kg laleraii.l Iti-ei Iter, at Ilurua. Oregon, un Iba Hal. .lay nl .agiiat. lull. I'lalmaul uaiiiea fur vvllneaaea. I'liler I rler, Andrew MllHU, II. nv . ait Jaiaea 1 my, all of I 11 wen, Oraguu "'"'"tu, Kaglaier. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. iH01.ATr.11 rtuor-roBUO land mali. UNITKH HTATKS I AND lira leg Ilurua OruKuu, July N, lull. Noting la lu'iuhy glvia that, d I roc led by It..- 1 ..inmlaaluiier of the inineral Land llffltie ui 1.1..1 1, , uf Anl uf ruuiossa anuruvad jinn- ft, en., nic rttaia., r, 17) oijrsuaul to tbi I'll.-., iniii ui 1 urn-1 . waiaar, o7uu m wu will uffar al imblli- aal, lu Iba blddei, hul at mil law lliau I .'(. ear llluehsk A. M . uu the Ktb davui ftantani 1UI I. al thla ulllci. llin fulluiallla Irani 1,1 I..,, I B',,NW'a, Sat- all, I'. -,i H . It at . .. W U 'I lila liaet la ui ih-rid into luarkiit uu a abuw Inglbai thu gieatur tiuriLuu Ibarsaif I tatoMU ulimuH ur tuu luuab fur eultivalluu. An iitiaiiiia ilaluilug advaraaly Iba above di-ai-nhed laud are ailvla.id lu flla Ibair ulaluat, ur uhl.-ci tuna, ou or befora lb Ua uailguatad luraala Ws rtaus. Haalalar. I' y. WUI6, Kfe SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE ILLUSTRATCP 320 PAC.I Tolla all about im mallorai v, lint young men and wouion, young wives aud husbands ami all ntliurs ne.,1 lo kuow alaout the sacrtsl laws lhal gov ern Ihe ms farce. I'lulu truth of so Ufa in relation to Intppim s in nmrriugti "Sfatrets" of manhood and womanhood, seetusl abuses, Social evil, iliseuaes, etc. Th lataat, moat uilvanceil anil com prehensive work tbut has eipjr been is SUed 00 seaual hygiane i'rlit-liiss in struction lor tboiii. who ure ready for the true Inner tsachlng. This book tells nurses tuuebers, doc tors, lawyers, preachers, social workers, Sunday Hchool touchers snd all others, young ami old, what all ne.,1 know about sex mutters. By Wnfi.ld Scott Hall. Ph. O, M. D. (Letpatfl). Newspaper Commentai "HclentlUeally correct Cblengo I'll bune. "Accurate ami up to date." Philadelphia I'res. "Hisndurd hook of knowledge."-I'bllailelphlu l.uilger. Tiu. Pew York World ssys: "Plain truth for Uurse who need or ought to knew ghem for th prvenlion of evil. Iluder plain wrapper or only fl.00. Coin or Money trAtl i JUJllH bsu pajjli aslra. MIAMI PUBUBHINCX COMPANY T(. ,0ST feCCUatATE 22 '-'KepdsUni Id tho WORLD. Ill IIIU 1,1 IM.. III, , I,, e for .If J Minrt II. I' ee. t i.l.H . tho other for ,ti 1-oiur Kille It !', " STEVENS "VISIBLE LOADING" RIFLE NO. 70. IJiinillea 1A .M Short nnd If .t4 long i ill,, cartridges. ii ml for hniiilatimelv Illustrated Kill,- i log ami "HowloShiH.t Wmr. OiilerStMsatMBsa Plstolssod Shelcoau from jour Deuler. J. 8TKVKN8 ARMS 4TWL COMPANY, P. O. Bog SMS, t nu ih'kk IAI.M, maju. i -a i pairs M . a.oo A FSA It ' W No. 1 Makes good connection with 0.-W. R. & N. No. 10 leav ing Portland 7:00 P. M. and No. 17 from east arriving Baker :.ri0 A. M. No 2 Connects with La (irunde local 7:00 to La Grande, and No. 9 (fast Mail) picks up ilaeper there arriving in Portland 7:00 A. M. Also with No. 18 at 10:46 P. M. for points East. V ' 1 l Isl f . Tv Ml" A CHflRLES W. ELdtfi I I T- LAWYER New Home k Buns " I I ni.v'uiW iH 1 v.l. t' n.nve NEW J&ffipW' ' - - i . v. ,.- MiLwLWuMmjirl t - om ttse turn nUH9M H a. til in lite yt. a ASmLEVL 1 M 1 . Il.'hin ( H Bftassssi -aoSM m wanrt.iini iur n mam Jfrnv 1 lt MsVd''Br7 I I No other like it M No other like II No oilier as good The N;iw Urn Sewing Maehlai Coipaif, ORANGE, MASS. :JJ Special Hosiery Offer (.uuraiilcetl Wear Kvei Huarry fat pit and Vomcn l.idlva' Special Oflrr for l.imilf.l Tlmo Only Sli pair ol our finest 35c value laities' mil iiiite.-il hose in black, Uu or white color with written guarantee, for SI. (JO niul Hie lor poatjgge, etc. VRCUL OKKKB VOU MKN I or a 1 1 in it. .1 time only, slg pairs o( om llueht .let: value Guaranlasd Hose any color wttli written uuaranteu ami a pair ol our well known Men's I'aratlla (i,r. ters (or one dollar, aud lto oentg for piiaUga, etc. on know these hose; they itooil the lent when all others failed. They give real loot comfort. They have no arauia to rip. Tliey never liceome loose snd liaugy ug tho shape I knit In, not press oil in. They ara Guaranteed for llnii iiohh, f:ir style, for superiority of mater ial ami workmanship, absolutely stain hiss and to wear six month without holes or s new pair free. Don't delay send In your order befora offer expires, (iive correct alas. KVKHiWKAK HOMIJKY COMPANY Dayton, Ohio nJKarlm Model 20 8 ilaaSl!&. y- r jur&j&r' aTaaTSaaTBraa7 IT1V . n aaaSffEaflST a tittKaaat araj ikw B8ti -i. niti.. ii. ...na ATTOHNCV-AT-1 AW, vatrriui IMniltlll k-iveii ts( tmns anil ttjal J tutf ana I iie ln-iiranei N'nturv I'ulilif Ul'RNh. OkKUOS, flEPEATING RIFLE Vou cai buy no better tor target work and all mall gams up to w yard. Without change ot met hamuli il handles .22 short. 'im or loiig-rsis caitridatet rfrf'ly. Tho deep Bollard mg developg maximum Dower and accuracy ami aJtla vrar lot the Itf nl nfl,. mULITLlZt! 12" '"i"' , "" M'""T 'lnlaa-Irvaa .. 23T kS J "n" 1 1"- ...J. raj aavar Jaal aamaj d .,..,...,,,,. . .. ,.tl...alaliola. " iTl ll I lalllli eaara roa.rru.ti..v i..n , I i.ai.n, L..i ,.,. .J... l.C. aaawatta.l. ... A tio.i ...aitou nSa. Aak aav aa tiaaaar. alala ,ry - . se artit Srrarmj La 42 W.IL.w Slraal Naw Havaat, Caaa. l.aia.U. , A. W. (.OWAN ATTOltNKV-AT-Uf SUte Courts and Onittstl Utnl Office Practics Ihrw doors South of tttl Harney Count) National Bums. Oivtron. FRANK DAVflf Aa. . . I, rt.iorney l law Netarf t.t.i.tn,,MB, leania, , AS.lr.cU C S. I .,.,1 OiIk. P,.cnM Offlea tn-lttci'U II., an. I lass nili, Burna 110011 Dregoa If You Want ALL The Home News READ THE TIMES-HERALD 92.00 a year Rest Job Printing AWHI. U. AM. 4 'HO, M iM a"1! COOPER & DODGE Qvil and Hydraulic F.n Irriiniiinii Water S.ippl, oeweratrt', Water lm 8urvtw, Map , I -i ii, .ilea, BUKNS. 0RBOON '- 0, ll l.AHli Kitriiiaili A aal I . In l. H goclsmaltu vice. Eastern Oregon L'ng ineer Company UTIL AMI IHKIIiUION (Mill Burus, Orcgur. A. O. I it 1 .1 III, 1 t'l tilled -I I West! in Dlrail conncctioii I. mil. tali HARR1MAN ANDREWS A. H. CUKRY. Prop. Loovo llarriinan Monday and ThO asd arrivo. VVodneaday aitd SolssSjai Him Wuruaajsaau, UaealT Davy Uet, oachwsok, conncclitig with a. line to'