. MORE TROOPS GO
RUSSIA WILL PREVENT I.ANDINQ OF
JAPANESE IN COREA.
Active Hostilities PxpecWd at Any Mo
mentMikado If. Equally Active
Ship Bought In Italy Will Ra Ruahc4
to Sea Japan Wanta No Other
Power to Intervene.
eaaaaaaaaaea
Paris, Jan. 8. Tho 8t. Petersburg
correspondent of tho Paris edition of
the New York Iloralil cables a follows
"There lit almost no hope of a poa.o-
f til solution, and the public la ex poet
Ing news of a battle resulting from the
landing of Japanese troops in Corea.
A battalion liaa Inton sent from Vhidi
vostok to prevent Ihe Japanese land
ing." Tlie Genoa correspondent of
the name paper says the builders of the
WAR 15 AT HAND.
Japan Heady to Land Iroopa In Core a
iiuaaiaa Troopa to Scene.
Paris, Jan. 7. The Chefoo corre
spondent of the 1'aria edition of the
New York Herald cable aa follows: k,'
"KIglit thousand Japanese trcKipa are
ready to land at Masampho, and their
anding will probably mean war.
"A regiment of Cossacks la expected
at Port Arthur. Reserves are being re
moved from lllngoveschensk, the capi
tal of the Amur province In Eastern
fillierla, to Tsltschlar, in Manchuria.
"The position of the troopa In Man
churia la being rearranged, but their
location la kept a secret."
RUSSIA HAS SENT TUNIS SQUADRON
TO CHINESE WATERS.
It u ulan Treopa to Cor a.
fit. Petersburg, Jan. 7. A semi-official
dispatch to a news agency from
Vladivostok, and private information
from Mukden, staU-8 that, owing, to
distnrlnes letween the Coreans and
the Japanese in Corea, the Russian
Kecond Hillo regiment, at it full
N'hisin and Kiiswm. which the strength baa been dispatched to Corea
, , ...u. ,.,, In order to protect UuHMian interests
... u w.u miimu ... iv. . r i an i b . i ii . . ii .iran ....... .
..j,,.. ........ "
Argentina, are doing their utmoet to
hasten their readineaa for sea, and that
the Japanese admiral and bin officers
express satisfaction with the vessels.
there.
Will Resent Intervention.
Toklo, Jan. 8. The government Is
silent concerning the term of the Run-
reli.tnder. A hMi authority here, can
however, fays the reply la nnsatisfuc- l,lnlon
tory to Japan, escially in it features L,ot by Con,ttn B()1,lier(!
bearinif utmn the question of Corea.
He says the Huaaian government in Its
"oinmunlatlon expresses a deal re for
the settlement of the matter in dispute.
Japan has taken the reply under con
sideration, and if convinced that Rus
sia's protestations are honest, anl that
there la a chance for jieace, she will guard
continue the tiegotiationa. At tlie Itnand. There
eame time the ministry is unqualifiedly situation."
Opposed to a long delay.
It ia becoming apparent that Japan
would reaent any intervention on the
part of any of the outside powers in the
extermity of the crisis. It ia thought
possible here that the United States
might intervene. Such intervention,
the Japanese aay, would Ihi unjust, and
only create delay w hich would be ad
vantageous to Hussia.
American Marlnca to Scene.
Washington, Jan. 7. The navy de
partment is in receipt of two cable
grama from the commanding officer -of
the United States steamer VicksWurg
at Chemulpo. dated the 4th and 6th
Inst., rusMtctlvely, as follows:
"After consultation with the Arneri
minister, we are of the same
The asjHjct of affairs at W-ou
is very grave. There is much fear of
l have coin
MAY HASTEN WAR
MOON 18 A LIFELESS WORLD.
With This Addition the Naval Forces
Would Bo Equal and Japan Would
Loso Advantage Mikado Likely to
Profit by experience ot Boer Conflict
Preparations Continue.
Paris, Jan. 6. The movements of
the Russian naval division at I'ixerta,
Tunis, are leing closely followed by
the powers interested in the Japanese-
Ilussian situation. One of the leading
diplomats said the departure of the di
vision fov China "might prove decisive
in causing Japan to take speedy action
and corn pawl Japan's position with
that of the Transvaal on the eve of the
outbreak of the South African war,
when the dispatch of large lsntish re
inforcements induced President Kruger
to open hostilities.
It is pointed out that if this audi-
ti mal division succeeds In passing
Suez, Russia's naval strength in Chi
nese waters will thereafter exceed Jap
an'a, their present strength being about
equal.
Covered With Vast Monntalne, bal
Without Atmoapkere or Veeetatloa.
Children and grown folk, too, like
to think of the disc the moon pre
sents to the earth as the smiling face
of an old man. A little study and a
little drawing upon the Imagination
easily turns the full moon Into such
ffice, more or less closely resem
bling the pictures of the moon as
shown In children's books. It requires
more careful olmervation to discern
the "man In the moon," with bis bun
dle of sticks on his back, as he Is seen
by the children of Germany, who are
taught to regard him with fear and
awe.
Before Galileo's Invention of tbe tel
escope It was not known what caused
the mottled appearance of tbe moon's
surface. We now know that the sur
face of the moon Is diversified with
bills and valleys and mountains and
plains, just as the earth Is, and that
It Is the shadows cast by the elevated
portions of the surface that cause some
parts to appear darker than others.
Tbe lunar mountains are vastly
higher In proportion than those of the
earth. Though the moon Is only about
one-fiftieth the size of tbe earth. Its
mountains are nearly aa high, one, at
least, being about four and a half
miles high. Another peculiarity of
these mountains la that many of them
have the form of volcanic craters,
.1. ..U jt t i. a - i - c.
ft War r.rOftrMon. ,,u uuu"1 luK reu "
. far na can b neen all are extinct, I
however. Near the center of the level
floor of these craters, often thousands
of feet below the top of the rim. Is
a curious peak resembling a little
mountain within a mountain. Her
odotus, the largest of these moun
tains, has a diameter of more than
twenty-three miles, and Its crater is
4.000 feet deep. Beside the giant
some time. The preparations made by 1 law "erouoiua is a mere pigmy, xor
the government are, however, sufficient rormer is more man tnree nmea
to convince tbe populace of a determi- 88 ar across and deep.
nation upon its part to fight if neces- lu "ea worm, a iossu
sary. The popular clamor has aome- among tbe heavenly bodies. There la
what subsided, although many support apparently no vegetation, no' atmos-
is little change U the the proposition to seize and declare a pnere. no lire or any kino. Muia we
protectorate over tlorea. ianu ou uer minace, everyming
It is safe to anticipate that tlie gov- would. In consequence, appear strange
ernment will continue negotiations un- and odd. Even at midday the sky
til a peaceful settlement is hopeless, would be studded with stars, but the
In the meantime it will watch tbe acU sky itself would be black. There
of Russia in Corea. There is much ir- would be no dawn or twilight, for the
TICKETS
To and from all
POINTS EAST
via
t'alt4 atat.
PrMnt Tho5or Roowvell
ViePrMirtcnt.......
Bciiry of mate .W. R.
P rttary of TrfiirT.......... i.yman J.
rrlM.tr of lntnior ..E. A. Ilitrhw
iwmary of War . S. K. Kik.I
SfHTBtary of NaTT.... -John U. Un
folniatr-4.nrai ..i.nari r.mnri mum
AUnrtieT-Oenrral .....JOiin n .t.rmua
Paoretary of Auricnltiire.. ...... Jam WHann
Corn Oaoeral Land Ottio .. Dinger Herman
inoRT Lisa
ST. PHUUDULUTR, KIXXUPOLIS, CH1C123
AND POINTS BAST.
Tbroagh Palare and Tonrlt ffleeoetn; Dintni
and banet Hiuoklug Ubrary vara.
DAILY TRAINS. FAST TIME.
plcted arrangements to send a com pan
of marines overland by railroad at the
critical moment; also about 35 men
and field guns from this vessel, at Che
mulpo, it deemed neceHHary,"
The second message is as follows: rr
"Two officers ami 3 men left at 10
A.M. for Seoul. The remainder of the
is prepared if there is any de'
Japan Still Preparing.
Toklo, Jan.
continue, but the government seems
determined to avoid the initiation of
any conflict, and for this purpose tlie
note sent to the powers waa intended to
show that the responsibility rested
upon Russia, should tbe negotiations
now proceeding fail. The government
is proceeding very cautiously, and un
less Russia gives undue provocation it
is possible that peace may continue for
OFFICIAL DIRKCTORT.
Senator.
State Fadaral Official!.
I John H. MItch11
,,,, ( ha. W. Kulton
i ........J. i. luiamaon
CouareBimen- .Thomat H. Tongue
Internal Revenue Collector- v. M. ounna
Mitrlct Jadire , , C. H. Bellinger
Circuit Jnde . ......W. B.OUberl
IiiMrict AtWrnejr J- nan
V. B. Martfcail W. F. Mathews
TJalted Statee I.and Offleera.
TBS DaLLE, OELOOlf.
R!teT... JT r. Loeas
KeceWer .... Otie Patternoo
LA OSaHDt, OHKJOK. .
R'gitter . ... K. W. Bartlett
keceirer .J. O. Swackheuner
For rate, folders and full information regard
ing tlckeu, routes, etc., can on or aaareas
City Ticket Agent, Portland, 0
J. W. PHAIIS, T. P. A.,
122 Third Bt., Portland, Or.
A. B. C. DKNNI8TON, O. W. P. A.,
612 t int Ave.. Beattie, wash.
Stato of Oreaon.
OovtnioT .....Geo. . Chamrierlalri
Bwreury of State.. r. I. uantMT
Treaaurer., - C. B. Moore
Attorney-General ..A. M. Crawford
Stint, of Public Inatruction J. H. Ackerman
Printer J. R. Whitney
........... It. B. Bean
F. A. Moore
C. E. Wolverton
Clerk Board School Land Commimion
......,....Mart Chamberlain
Game Warden Alpha Quimby
Flub CommlMioner F. C. Reid, Astoria
Veterinary Surgeon Wn. McLean, Portland
Supreme Judge j ...
"The Milwaukee"
Sixth Judicial District.
Clrenlt Jude . W
Froaecuung Attorney ..
R. Kilts
T. Q. 11 alley
POSITION OP NAVY DflLICATB.
Evans' Fleet Must In No Way Do Any.
thing to Show Non-Neutrality.
WanhinBton, Jan. 8. Naval officials
are somewhat embarrassed as
Britain See War In More.
Iondon, Jan. 7. "Nobody will sus
pect tbe captain of an American man
of war of being a scheming alarmist,"
saya the Standard editorially this
morning. '
Thia sentence expresses the viaw
taken by the press of Great Britain df
the grave condition of things in the
Far Kast, as revealed by tbe fact that
tbe U sited Btatea government finds it
necessary to aend marines to Seoul for
tbe protection of American interests.
While it is still hoped that a peaceful
issue may be found, this action of the
A familiar name for the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway, known all
over the Union aa the Great Railway
running the "Pioneer Limited" trains
every dsy and night between St. Paul
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago,
"The only perfect trains in the world."
Understand: Connections are made with
ritation at the present course of Russia sun would rise and set suddenly and All Transcontinental linea, assuring to
in Seoul and Pekin. Tlie imperial aharply, ita two weeks' intolerable passengers the best service known,
princes serving in the navy have re- glare giving way to another two weeka Txrlriou8 coaches, electric lights, steam
turneu vo meir stations at naseoog. ioi intense com. every ining wouiu u
somber, colorless, silent; there would
be only sharp outlines of light and
shade, softened by no gradations auch
gx. aa make tne eartn pleasant ana oeau-
tlful.
Morrow County Official.
Joint Senator..... Walter
Reoreaentatlre . w . rneipe
County Judge........ .....A. O. Bartholomew
County CommlMloner "."""iVc.'AahbauKh
County Clerk ... Vawter Crawlord
County Sheriff . M. Bhutt
County Treaaurer.... M. Lichtenthal
county Aueuoru . .. " . u.
County Surveyor J. Keithly
County School 8uperintendent...Jay W. Bhipley
County Coroner m . Dr. Kiitner
Stock lnpeclor.. . ....8. C. Kirk
Heppner Towa Offleera.
UTOT... ,,,.,,. ,., Frant Gilliam
i t r . u . . . ..
...Geo. Noble
,E. W. Rhea
..Phil Oohn
.... Tom Quaid
,.0. E. Farn (worth
J. P. William
L. W.Brtfin
Counoilmen.
Recorder...
Treaanrer..
Manhal B.v uaraaue
DANCERS IN A PANIC.
Hotel and Hall Badly Wrecked by
plosion of Dynamite.
Woodbridge, N. J., Jan. 6. An
er-
to the
ANCIENT ILLINOIS JAIL WHERE
MOB KILLED JOSEPH SMITH
nloaiiirt wrecked the hotel and hall of
United States ia held to indicate that Joeeph Galaida and more or less aeri-
4 Ka vluw tA t Via at ! in at f nn talrpn I i i : 1 ne . a r
Ix-st disp-mit on to be male ol " Washington is that tbe crisis is drifting fouffine; from her;, todtty, while the anama,r tctu
lli.i .. na naa that i alat 11 St 1 1 1 A 11 . I a . t a. na I I .K .A la aa hAan aanli 4y. tha t ab
riatea warm.., ... " rapuiy to me uanger point, me ac- gt j0hn'a Benevolent aociety was cele- "l -
ron, in view of the imminence of war tion o( lhe unttej gtateaaovernment ia it. .nivr.ar hi . an, mona. This la the old Jail at Carthage,
between Russia and Japan The policy rAUy .ppr0Tei. There were about 600 in the hall and
of the administration is to obwrve the rht) Mornimr Poet saya editorially: L. ..f .h.a..ia.
strictest neutrality and keep hands off, "The landing of American marinea -..., . Tho people became panic-
proves that the United States ia not .tricken and fought to get out, many
watching the Far Eastern Imbrogilo being trampled on and seriously in-
witbout intelligent Interest. e Iiojie jumi
heat, of a verity equaled by no other
line.
6ee that your ticket reads via. "The
Milwaukee" when going to any point in
the United States or Canada. All ticket
agents sell them.
Ill, In which the Mormon prophet, Jo
anh BWnlth and hla brother Hiram
except in me siokio mnwinniiij
ftingemeiibi upon American treaty
rights.
- When Admiral Evans' fleet was sent
l.n,.lr ti iiu Nlji4inn from Honolulu, it
was arranged that tbe cruiser ".madron
tdiould stop at Midway Islands, where
there is a cable station, to receive any
instructions tbe department might de
Hire to send. Thews inwtruetinos were
merely for Admiral Evans' fleet to
await Instructions at Guam.
For rates, pamphlets or other infor
mation, address,
J. W. Caskt, H. 8. Rowb,
task. vhku6Amu
Heppnor School Dlatriet.
Director T. J. Matlock, E. M. Bhutt, J.
Hagar. Clark-L. W. Brigg.
Frectaet Offleara.
Joitiee ot the Peace J. P. William
Comtabl Q. B. Hatt
R
EDFIILD VAN VACTO&
ATTORSEYS-AT-LAW
they will lie
marines.
accompanied by British
KANSAS TRAINS COLLIDE.
r.ala'ulo. was burned about tbe head
and face. His wife was thrown against
the ceiling and fell unconscious to the
flnnr. One of Miss Gertrude Eilon's
eves was destroyed, her nose broken
. . . ... . , r., & i
Paen- and her aw aisiocateii. cue may no
rwnver. Michael Ponger s arm waa
torn off at the elbow.
ROBBERS KILL CARMEN.
IDAHO WANTS BUILDINQS.
They
Handing
Show Fight Instead ol
Over the Money.
Fait Lake City, Utah, Jan. 8,Jobn
O lesson, motorman on a Consolidated
street Railway car, was shot and in
etantly kille.1, and Thomas Brydon, the
ronductor on the same car, was prob
ably fatally wounded shortly after mid
night by a massed highwayman, who
waa attemntinir to rob them of their
Engineers Are Killed and Many
gera Hurt.
Topeka, Kan., Jan. 7. Rock Island
passenger train No. 3 collided with a
freight train about two milee west ol
Tmu.Va otn.nl 1 nVln'k this mornlnu.
'" . ... 7 . " I i. I. til. TM.aa aa
? : IJ ..a ..1 ..n mntt IlitnUtnln VAN) I 1-rCKn MiniwnMl 1 - ...J " -
kill.!. Overadosen passenitera were Regard Federal StnKturt.
faUllvhurt. Washinaton, Jan. RepresenU-
AU the passenger coaches except the Uve French, of Idaho, believes that the
last two Tullmana were piled up in a government should expend more money
heap. The two trains met squarely in jn the erection of federal buildings in
a head-on collision. bis state. He thinks that Idaho ia en-
Wrecking crewa have been sent to the titled to more than one government
wreck from Herrlngton and Ilorton. buildins. and baa accordingly intro-
Assistant General Superintendent dUCed bills authorixing the erection of
V
OSlee, Oppoaite First National Bank. Beppner.
W. FBaXra
",V.''.'-"'."
Dr. M. B. Metzler
DENTIST
L
HISTOKIO OLD LANDMAKK.
were killed by a mob In June, 1844. It
is built of sandstone and ia well pre
aerved. It waa then th BhertfTa real
dence, one room being used for a Jail,
ani it ia alwava been occuuled aa a I
residence. It atanda on an acre of
around well Improved. The property
" m 1
waa recently Bold to the Mormoaa ror
unm ti iO under Ita real value. It
Office in Odd Fellows' New Building.
Call and See Me.
1TT0RSET-IT-HW.
Offlc In Odd Fellow New Building.
Beppner. Oregon.
7BAKE B. KISTXER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOS
Offloe, Fattenon' Drug Store.
Ill
D
B. A. K. EIGGS
Roeai $ and 4
ODD FELLOWS BUILDINQ
Beeldenc at Henry Johnaon .
Beppner, Oregon.
Butherland said to the Associated Press: buildings at'Lowiaton, Moscow and To- la reported that the bu ding wui m re-
. . . t ... - .... '. .1 I ..-.A eo Clt T A V 1:1 TV. tO D4B ft?L OD 1
, .,i valuables. The nmrderei ."We Dave no positive lniormation av catello. Each bill authorises tne ex- u
,.s aie.l imm!liaU-ly after the shwitinB this hour alxmt the wreck other than .nditure of f 50,000 for the purpose of tnere as a roemoruw.
and without securing any booty. that Iwth engineers and both firemen providing buildings to accommodal
Tha lSr. term are killed. There are also some pas- fHwU)U-es, land offices and other fed- Not for l.hlon'. 8.1 k..
tarfSnlaUiBsrtli, ,enger.kille,l.nd injure.1 but we do Ul office. locateJ in these restive The criminal law of EngUndw..
L soarcely settled district. GWon not know how many. d,,,.. formerly marked by lnmt,"
Jnd Trvdon were preparing to take the "The last report we got from Wlllard It not at all probable that any new aeverlty. Theft of an artlcU valued
"...i.ri.nn Ha lent run. when the was that many people were yet under public buildinga will be authorised at above ten ahllllnga waa ponunM w un
naakml man entered the car. command- the wreckage and that all tbe caie were this aeaslon of congress
. .. i I ... .n I
n 1 1. m in hand over llieir money, i wmt uu
of complying, tne carmen
Instead
ehowed fight, and the shooting followed.
I . . .... a. tv
of congresa, but when an death. In writing aDout -oww uamy
Mil ia naxt Iramfd it ia likelv stead and Ita AaaodaUona, Mr.
that provision will be made for at least white record a pleevaant wing or iAru
Russia Fully Determined.
Bt. Petersburg, Jan. A dispatch
from Port Arthur says tbe Russo-Japanese
crisis ia commented on by Vice
r..w Alexleff's orirsn. tho Novakral, as
Early Hearing to 1905 Fair.
Washington, Pec. 7. Chairman
Tawney, of the house committee on in
dustrial arts and expositions, lousy
one of the Idaho cities named.
Press Censorship la Established.
Denver. Colo.. Jan. 6. Under the
notified Representativea Hermann and proclamation issued by Governor Pea
Williamson that he would take steps body, declaring Han Miguel county to
Immediately to arrango for a hearing I Iks In a atate ot Insurrection, ana giv-
. i i i : - ... ri.. l. .iruit irt ittii I i.. fitA mi tfRrv mil nnwnr iti uran Hiit ii
fellows: "No threats can make Kiissia on me iwib u v.i r,.....i... ....... v.- -
abandon her legitimate rights in Man- He will endeavor to And a ay on w nic j measurea aa u ey . , r i -
S la or In Con. The Interests of the member, of his committee will all store peace, Major Beph T. Hill, cm-
Russia and Japan can reconcillM U able to attend and hear what argu- mamler o the mil.Ury at Telluride,
1 , . . . , .1... .,..,rv'a mi,ta the representatives ot tbe lwis has established a press ct-nsorship.
WHII'MIV v. W..-, - I .... . " ... . A . a II. I .. i 1 lt.l i
W..a'l soverelunty. The outcome and Clark exposition nave to present
corres-
lie bss notified the newspaper
...... , .. , i ... ,. ., . .. .n ...:.....
-f thenegotiati depends on the nun, U Is ,,o,;al e that .,me date next jH.n.ienu n ,e ur, e t . . v ,
Unafleld. who, as a ruia, leanea w
the aide of mercy.
It waa Lord Manafleld who directed
a Jury to find a atolen trinket leaa In
value than ten ahllllnga in order that
the thief might eaeape capital punlab-
ment To thia tne leweier woo pit
eeuted demurred, asserting that tha
ra.sinn nf tha thins had cost mm
wire that nwney.
"Gentleraen.' replied the Judge, wltli
n.. .Inmnltv. "we ouraelvcs Btatid
neJ of morcy; let ua noi uaug
man for the faahWin'a Baker
1st of Ironcla.ls at Port Arthur and of week will be set
troops In Manchuria. Russia does not
fear war, but she d-s not desire it.
Harbor Froxea Far Out.
Baltimore, Jan. 7. Today is the
inaln.- Thousands Each Da. coldest of the present winter, the tlier-
Chlcago, Jan. Tho closing of the mometer having dropped aa low aa 2
theaters by order of the mayor Is cans- degrees alove xcro. In the suburbs the
I..- . .1.. H.. l,,u tA tliiiuaniirla of dollars mercury went to 6 below this morning.
the hotel and restaurant keeH.ra In At Ilngerstown, weather records for U0
down-town district. It has also years were oroacn w-n i. ...r.v...,
reat'lUHl SD Wiow aero. rnrpsourn
are sent out, ana iibs tasen rumrui oi
, both telegraph ami telephone lines.
Heavy Snow la New York City
New York, Jan. . Clear skies and
biting cold succeeded tbe snow storm
that raaed all last night and yesterday,
resulting In a total fall of from eight
to ten Inches, the heaviest of the
.... .. .1 I - .
anason. line mere waa miin inwr-
the
tl.rnwn a irreat nisnv restaurant em-
tdove-out of work, and in many places was the coldest place in the state heard ruptlon of streot car iraine toaay, ow-
t w.sUtMtr.t would U frtm today, thermomeU-r. registering Ing to the constant use of snowplow.
lid off If the theater. rem.inM chl. 20 below. At Annapolle the harbor I. during the continuance of the storm
n.u ...v .... . . . . . .... t. - .1.. bivwiLA tn ralirr.a.la fintj.rinir tne
i i .... l.. in ii iminn lar mil itiui Li.n i.av. I . m-i . w . . .. - m
a lilt ii iiavn i - -
Itnnliiiirants
theater trade In the past now find that
they are ojKratlng at a loss.
Japan Will Keep Order Secret.
Toklo. Jan. 7. An extra edition of
the official Gaxette baa lwn Issued con
city waa badly crippled, several trains
being four to eight houra late.
Would Abollih Office.
Washington, Jan. . Becretary talnlng army and navy orders prohibit-
llllchciN k, of tho Interior department,
Exile Plan a Revelation.
Manila, Jan. 6. Rlcarte, the recent-
rmmriant tha I lv returned exile from Guam, now I
II tt'heiM'k, Ol tlio interior tieparinifin, n iw- a ..-, - - - -
has won, mend.Ml lo the president that maneuvers movemeiita of tr.K.pa or war hiding from the authorltlea In this
Ihi 3 ' rallma.1 commissioner, vessel, from thia time on. Otherwise city, h.a written a letter outlining a
I eld y the late General J.me. Img- the J.paneee authorltlea are not inter- new revolution. The matter Is not con-
street e abolished. furring with rri mee-tges. sldered serious by the government.
iuu Union Pacific
Only Line East tU
Salt Lake and Denier
TWO TRAINS DAILY.
W. EE A
ilTORNET-lT-UI
C. B. Commlaiioncr. lloroetad Bling and au
nnai pruun niaua.
i Offlce on door eaat F. O., Borg Jewelry Store.
BtrrNiR
OBEOOM
C.
Dally
DxrasT
10 a m.
Jananeao Are O rowing Taller.
Puiaiahed Btatlatlca Indicate that tb (
average or neinui am.... "-
brown men of Japan la incnasing,
The perrple of that brave, enterprising
and progressive nation nave iwu ta-
Ing a great deal or inougm in rwm
, OOa-B.
TIMK SCI1EDCLES.
llirrsia, Oa.
raatMall
or Kail and Watt
Feat Mall
from kaat and Watt
Kaat Bod Wert
Ft
from East and Weet
Daily
ABBivas
V.
B. WOODSOJT.
Attorney-at-Law.
One ta Palace Hotel, Beppner, Oregon.
GEXTBT,
TOKSOBIiL 1RTISTS.
BUATI5Q SS CEKTS.
1:10 at.
rto Bath Rooms In connection.
Shop two door aorta ol ralae Hotel.
1:10.
DR. J. W. VOGLE
Me I
EYE SPECIALIST.
STEAMER LINES.
. ...... Kn.ii.iiil in. am. evarv a dare.
veara, and even If they have not wen '
able by taking thought to add a cubit
to their etature, tticy may poasioiy
have aoereeded In producing elonga
tion to a moderate extent.
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B4 faiwctaco-roBTtaso nmnm maamai iryiMrE.O ri-VJw i mn - iv
HEPPNER AND MOR
ROW COUNTY.
Hacret of Married lUlaa.
They aeetn to live very happily to-
fetber."
"Tea. Neltner nnaereian.ie m. v.u
r, but both think they do." San Fran
rtaco Itulletln.
No, Cordelia, gastronomy has noth
ing to do with regulating the price ot
DaDy Boat aarvioe betwaea rortlaad. A (tort,
rwaaaa Cltv. DavtoB. Bale, Indapandance,
rwauiaend aU Colombia aad WOiaatatu
BJver eoinu.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Sua mart betwaea lprla Bad UwUtoa
leave klparla dallv at 4 M a. ta. rtturnlng I
Uate Uwliton dally atl.Wa. a,
J. B. naodlaetoa.
Kceaer.OtegeS
GIBSON k LOGAN
Shaving Parlors
Tkrae Doors Boalh ( reetoSee,
Baavla. BSe
Malraalllae. SSe.
EatLroom la Connection.