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NINE DROWNED City Suffers by Creaking of Great Itocrvoir. SEVERAL PEOPLE ARE INJURED OI.na.Mcr Occurs an tarty Morning Hour and 800,000 Gallon of Water tsiapc. Charlotte, N. U., Nov. 4. A leaetvolr l tliu M 11 n x i M t water work, lucaleil ifiir the center o( VVinrton Salem, N. C, broke at 6 o'clock thi im-riilng, 'onlig the Ion (il nine live ami th Injury of four or Ave peinoti. Tim norlli ldeof the reservoir, which l 80 feet high, tumbled tver, falling upon tlio Iioiiim anil bam ol Martin l'eople. Theie were about HOU.OlM) gallon of water In the reservoir, ami tlie stream fiiMliml to Helo i f i I . a OlHlanco ol nearly halt a mile. I' our tenement hoime were waaliud several hundred yard. The rcervolr wa built in 1HHI by 0 cltlteiis. Ten years ago It ami the entire water plant were sold tu Hie 4-ity. HiMtn thereafter ten feet wan added to tlm height ol the reurvuir. The cltv liadJiiHt had a large Uml- nine completed. It i lull ol water ami the town la prepared to mipply all demand. The thouaand ol gallon ol water that Unwed (roui the reservoir formed a pond In the vicinity ami II was thoii(lit that several people might have been drowned In thia. The city 4'iiiiui'i I met ami decided to draiti the pond In order to recover the IhhIIi-h The reervolr wa situated about live block lioin the renter ol the hnaint-aa !itrli t ol the city ami was surrounded hy a number ol reideiice ami amall tore. It la understood the atrurture had hi'iu condemned, hut the city atlthoritit'a had luileil to remove it ISMICS PROCLAMATION. PrcMdinl Sct.i Aside November 24 an Ihankfta'vlng Day. Washington, NV. 2. The president yesterday lasned the Thanksgiving day priN-lainatiofi, sotting aside Miiif-day, Novemtier 24, "to he olrved ai a day ol festival and thanksgiving by all ol the pixipln ol the United 8taleethome and ahroad." The proclamation wan isaued from the elate department hy Secietary Hay. It fol Iowa: "J!y the President of the United (State X Proclamation: "It liaa pleased Almighty (iod to bring tti Amerli'an people in safety and honor throti(h another year, and in accordance with the long nnhroken diatom handed down to ua hy our fore father?, tlm time ha come when SAILS THE AIR 0 "California Arrow" Proves a Great Success. AERONAUT WAS UP 2,000 FEET flying Machine at SI. Louis Turns In Every Direction and De scends Casily. kihm IhI day "hall be aet apart in which to thank Him who holds all nation In tl TON Of DYNAMITE CXPLODCS. ' Carth Shaken fo five Miles, One Man Killed and 40 Injured. Mount Vernon, N. Y, Nov. 4. The explosion ol over a ton of dynamite under tl.e llond street bridge at 1 o'l liM k li dny shook the city and the euirotiudiiig eoiintiy within H ladniH of live miles, prohalily kilhdat luitxt one person end iniiirtd marly 40 other (wo ol w hum may die. The mini sui pimid tu have been killrd una mi I lid ihii in i Iihi'k o( the ilviim.iite. II wit aeen at hia poat ol duty juat la-fore the exphwion ai d no tune ol him I eini-e been lulllld. There were 2,3(10 pound of dynamite elored at the aide of the deep rock cu running Irmii the western limit ol tl city to the New York, New Haven llartfiiril mi Iron. I nation, which waa used for blasting a path for ndditioiiH track. The explosion tore a hole I the uronnd HU leet deep that i now (ul -of water Irmii a hidden aprinu, wrui-kt- thu Bond street undue over the railwa tiaika, and hroke all the window w Ithin a ((natter of a mile. The fore ol the explosion, aa ta usual, waa il mn ward, hut the llpheavel along the aiih -of the cut hurled lart-e stones lor block Many liiiuiie weie ahilt d frnni thei foiidutioiiH, walla were stripped later ami furniture wa apilntertd MINERS DASHED TO DEATH. SUNK OWN VESSELS. OFFICIAL DIRKCTOItT. Carriage Carrying Them to Work Gets Dcyond Control. Wilkeaharre, Nov. 4.- Ten men were killed and three aerioualy injured ny an accident at No. 1 Auchim loae ha(t at Nantichoke early tialay. The men were moatly all upon the mine carriage, to he lowered to working" he low. Tho Rlttnal waa tf'ven to the en yinrer who Imkii lowerinn the men. The car riant had Kne hut a lew feet when the engineer loat control of hi i-iiuine, owinu to the reveise lever failiiiK to work, and the carriage, w.th it load of human aoula, ten in all, was ilnahed heyoml the Koaa vein, lundiuu neatly 1,100 feet below the Hiiifnce, and from there they were precipitated 301) feet iurther into a aiunp. Thoe who may hot have la-en killed outiinht weie undoubtedly drowned in the Rump, which la fuliy 60 feet deep with water. Up to 8 o'clock toniuht no human aid could leach them. It may require two or three day be fore any ol the dead can be recovered. ie hollow Ol Ilia liann lor me mercies thu vouchaaied to ut. During the century and a quarter of our national life we a a people have lieen I) leaned beyond all other, and f r thi we owe humble and heartfelt thank to the uthor ol all hleRiiiiK. " Ilia year that ha cloaed ha been one ol iieace within our own border a well a between u and all other na lion. The harveat h ve been ahund lit, and thnae who work, whether with hand or main are prospering greatly Howard ha awaited upon boneat effort We have been enabled to do our duty to ouraelve and to other. Never ha there been a time when reliuiou and baritahle effort ha len more evident Much ha been irlven to ua and much will lie expected from ua. 'We apeak of what ha lieen none by thi nation in no ajdrit of boatftilne oi vainglory, but with full and leverent realiaxtion that our Mtrength la a notli ng uiileaa we are helped from above Hitherto we have been given the heart ieat atrength to do the taak allotted t ua aa they aeverally aroe. We are thankful for all that ha been done for un in the paat, and we pray that in the future we may be Htiengthoned in the unending atrnggle to do our duty h-ar- leawly and honei-tly, with charity and Kond will, with reapect for nuraelve and with love toward our fellow-man. "In thi great republic the effort to combine nuiloiml atrengtn wan peraon al freedom ia being tried on a acale more gigantic than ever before in the world' hi -tory. Our aticcea w ill mean niucli not Mily for ouraelve, but ,foi the future of all inankind; and every mull or woman in our lurid ahoiild feel the grave reaponaihility lealing upon hit:, oi her, for in the hint analyaiathia auici-aa innat ile-iid upon the high average of our individual cit iz-nhliip. upon the way in which each ol ua doe hi duty hy hiuiHelf and hi neighbor. "Now, tin rehire, I. Theialoie Hooae velt, preaident ol the United State, do hereby appoint and aet apart Thnmday, the IMth day of thi November, to be ohm-red a a day of festival and thanks giving I'V all of the people ol the United Ktate at home or abroad, and lu twutinmeiid thai on tlml Jay llioy cease from their ordinary occupation, and gather in their never! place of wo i-hip or in their home, devoutly to give think to Almighty (tod for the bei'i-lit He baa roulerted upon us a indivldual-i and a a nation,' and to tiiKt-ch Him that in the futuie Hi livine Invcr may be continued on u. "In witnea whereof, I have here unto aet my hand and can wed the aeat of the United Slate to be Mixed. "Done at the city of Wellington, thia I Ht day ol Novemlier, in the year ol our I old, one tbonaand nine hundred and lour, and of the indeendeiice ol the United State the one bundled and twento-nmth. " 'THKODOUE ROOSKVKLT. "JOHN HAY, Secretary ol State. "Hy Hit rreeident." St. I.oui. Nov. 2. After circling in every direction at a height of 2,000 feet above the Cacadea in sight ol thou sand of cheering, enthusiastic rpecta- tor on the vVoild'i fair giounds, A Hoy Knabenahnc, of Toledo, in com mand of the airship "California Ar row," today returned to the p. ace from which be started over the same course that be had vjtwe, covering the three tu ilea and half of the round trip under hi own power and -demonstrating the claim of the inventor, Captain Thomas H. Italdwin, of San Francisco. that the "California Arrow" is not only dirigible, but that it can make headway against a moderate breeze. Knalienshue started from the aero nautic course at 3:37 P. M., and re turned after hi remarkable flight at 4 :05 P. M. On the return trip the air ship moved slowly over the exact spot (rorn which it had arisen 28 minute previously, and glided about 100 feet further west, where it settled graceful ly to the ground. The descent of the ariahip was the signal for a demonstration the equal of which ha not been seen since the wheel of the World' fail started last April in response to the pressure of a key by President Roosevelt. Dozen of eager hand were outstretched to grasp the frame of the airship and the flying machine with its daring navigator was carried around the concourHO upon the shoulders of the shouting men. Hats were thrown into the air, and when Knabenshue called for three cheer for hi home town they were given with a will, and another round followed for KualieiiHhue and lialdw in. CIRCULATION IS INCREASING. Is Philippine Currency Legislation Proving a Success. Washington, Nov. 2. The bureau of insular affair today gave out a state ment touching condition applying to the Philippine currency. The secre tary ol war ha received the following cablegram from the civil governor of the Philippines, showing the effect of the tirrency legislation: "The api roach of October 1, when the first currency taxing berame f fleet ive, caused large expoit of Mexico peso commercially and larg3 inflow o Spanish-Filipino coins into the treas ury. In September 1,197.500 Mexican peso were exported and 638,522 Span lb-r ilipioo pe-io came into tbe treaa- n ry anil were withdrawn- from circula tion. Duiing September the actual circulation ol new currency increased 1.981,000 peso. In October to date l,iH2,!t5 peso, American currency Mexican have lieen exported commer cially and !50.000 Spanish-Filipino by the insular government for recouiage Have on hand nearly 500,000 Spanish- Filipino peso for recoinage. Increase of actual circulation new coin for October approximately 1,300,000 peso." TERM IT WANTON. Theory of North Sea Incident finds Tavor In London. London, Nov, 2. Considemble dis cussion of the theory that the Russian fired on their own ship and sank one of their own torpedo boats at the time of the North sea outrage bai been heard in the last two days in the club fie quented by naval officer. Nobody questions the correctness of the theory or it compatibility with all the fact known about the sad affair. The naval officer w ho itiggested thi theory, said last night : "I confidently believe that the in quiry will substantiate my hypothesis. Of course. I don't know that any tor pedo boat was sunk by Russian battle- shins, but if one wa sunk, aa Admiral Roietvensky a, leges, it must have been a Russian boat. The thirst to do is to call on the Russian to produce their torpedo boat. If none ha been sunk it should be possible to produce the exact number which entered the North sea a little over a week ago. "But whatever may be the reference to the sinking of one of these craft, there seem to be no doubt whatever that two of tbe Rassian torpedo boats reached Cherbourg in a damaged condi tion, bearing mark which indicate to my mind that they were the objects of attack by RoeBtvenjsky's battleship "The Blesty Asehtchi had her stem battered and another boat had abot holes in her sides. It is for tbe in qniry board to find how these injuries were received. 1 notice, however, tha the I! lest y Asehtchi is getting away as fast as possible, she having already been reported as having sailed eastward from Tangier. It may be that an effort is being made to have her so far away as to make it impossible for the inquiry board to get at her officer and find on what thev know about the Nortn sea horror. Admiral Rotestvensky say that the torpedo boats bombarded hia battle ships and wounded tome among hia crew. That i silly, a a torpedo boat does not bombard battleship. That i not their method of attack. Thete ia another method of explan ation of the injured battleships. The fishermen say the Russians were on both sides of their craft and hat the shots came from both ways. If that were so, it may easily happen that one of the Russian battleship fired into another. Again the wounded among the crewa of the battleship may be the survivor of the sunken torpedo boat. I cannot help wishing that Great Britain's arrangem nt with Russia pro vided for the detention of all the ves sels of the J?altic fleet, instead of sim ply the four battleship now at igo. I believe some very important evidence ia running away from u United State. frli1nt .. .....ThfMlor RootH Vlie-l-rMini-nt., . ......... H-rnry of mt .W. K. I)y fwrtury ol Trury I.ymsn 1. Oa SM-reurT ot Interior .E. A. Ilitrhrock frlrj of War .... B. R. Root few-rxur of Nay.... .John V. Ixin FoatniMirr-Oeneral ..Charle Kmorr Smith Attorncy-Oeneral ......Jolin W.OrlitK Hanrelary of Arifnltnre... Jimpi wiimio lorn otoeral iana uniee. .Binger tiarmaa tat radaral Offlelala. , i, John H. Mttdhell Senator. J ( w VuiUtn I J. r. TMlliamBou lumiou.su. j .Thoma H.Tongu Internal Revenue Collector . u. M. minne lilmrli-t Jtviire C. B. Bellineer Ircult JndKe ......... B. oiinen ilitrirt Attorney J. H. Hall L. it. Mariball W. V. Matuewa TICKETS To and from all POINTS EAST Tla SiV fUjdmer. Retrlner kUicelver United Ktate Land Offleer. THI DALLH, OBI0OR. ...Jay P. Laca una raiiernon LA OBAXDB, OaUON. E. W. Bartlett ,, J- O. Bwacahelmer IDORT LIM1 ST. FtUUDULUTR, MINNEAPOLIS, CHIC1S1 AND POINTS CAST. Stat or Onto. OoTtrnm- ......Oeo. E. Chamberlain Kerratur ol Rlate . .f . 1. lMinoar Treaeurer C. 8. Moore Atlorney-enerel ..A. M. irawiora Kunt. of Pnblle Inttruction J. H. Ac Herman friater J. K. wnuney ,... k.- e. nein F. A. Moor ... C. E. Wolvertoo Clerk Board School Land Commlaaton .Mart (JhamberUtn Oama Warden Aloha Qulmby Finn Comroiasloner F. C. Rell, Aitoria Vtterluary Burgeon. .W m. MvLean, roruana Tbrotigh Palace and Tonriat 81eeper; Dtnlaa ana UuBct bmomng Ubrary vara DAILY TRAINS. FAST TIM. Hlxth Jadlelal Dlatrlet. Clrcott Jude W, i-roaecutlng Attorney.. R. Kilt T.G.HaUey Morrow County Offlelala. Joint Senator Walter Plero Hcr.rewniatlve........... G. W. phelj County Judge..... A. O. Bartholomew County CommUslonen J;;;;"'.EVcf.'ihbaugS County Clerk Vawter Crawford County Sheriff E. M. Shutt Count Treasurer M. Llchtenthal Cnnntv Aaaeaitfir W. L. Satinff County Hnrreyor i. Keithly County Hchoot Sunerlntendent-Jay W. Shipley Coonty t;oroner.... Dr. Kistner btock lnoecUjr. . 8. C. Kirk For rate, (older and full Information remr lug Ucketa, route, etc., call on or aaareaa H. DICKBOS, City Ticket Agent, Portland, Oa. .W.fHALOS.T. P. A., 122 Third BU, Portland, Of. A. B. C. DENNISTON, O. W. P. A- 612 llrat Aye.. Seattle, Walk, "The Milwaukee" Heppner Town Offleer. Frank Ollltara J. J. Robert Geo. Noble ...., E. W. Rhea Phil Cohn , Tom Quaid O. E. Fannwortn ftiCor(1er... ....J. P. Williams rpaurnr. L. W.rJrlKKJ Marabal D.C Gurdaue Mayor. Counctlmen. VITAL PARTS BARE. Torpedo Boat Missing. Aluh't", Nov. 4. It I stated that one of the torpedo boats of Admiral Kojeatvensky'i iidron i miaaing, tbe torpedo flotilla having put in at tin port. Tills tllapati h, if found to lie founded on fai t, would seem to bear out tbe reports which have htx-n cur Tent tor several days past that Admiial Itoiertvetiaky fired on hia own boats. The admiral, in his explanation of the Dnu'Ki-r Dank trai-dy, stated that one of the torpedo boat which he fired on linppeared, and that may bo the boa) now reported miHiiig, Supplies Reach Vladivostok. Vladivostok, Nov. 4. Great excite merit ha been canned here by the ar rival in port ot a number ot commercial veHola with much needed supplies. There wa a heavy snow storm today ami winter is setting in. Most ot tlx naval attache have already left Vladi voatok. General Artamanoff, chief ol division, who ha been quartered here left today. The general Is popular iiere and hi friend turned out and bade him a hearty farewell. Russia Again After Meet. London, Nov. 4 The Chronicle lias dispatch from Paris stating that tbe Russian government ha renewed its effort to buy Chlean and Argentine warship through William R lint Co., of New Yoik. China Refuses to Let Russians Sail. Chcfoo, Nov. 3. The ollleer and crew of the Hyeahitelni, the Kuaaian toipedo boat destroyer, wh icli was cut out ol thi harbor August 12 last by the Japancxe, went on board the German atean er Vorwaerta tonight, bound lot Hhanghai, where they were to Jnii the iitlireiH and crew of the KiiHainn cruiser Aakold. ltefore the vessel, sailed, however, the Kussinua suililenly re turned on shore, the government at Ve il having at the last moment rescind ed the permission which had lieen granted them to proceed to Shanghai. Cone of Crater Tails In. Naples, Nov. 3. The cone of the crater of Mount Vesuvius, which formed during the late eruption, fell into the crater today with a tremendous roar. There immediately issued ex plosion which shook the whole moun tain, folic wed by the eminaion of a black column which gradually spread, falling in the form of aalie over the surrounding country within a isdiua of 25 mile. The disturbance lasted but short time. British Commissioners Investigate Attack on fishermen. London. Nov. 2. four commission ers, representing the board ol trade and owners, who were sent October 25, at the siitfiii-stion of the lorelgn office, to ascertain the damage done to the North sea trawlers by the Russian Second Pacillc souadron, have just returned and presented a verbal reort confirm ing tbe report that some of the trawlers were seriously damaged by thells and machine gun fire, white other sufferad in a smaller decree. Trawlers and fi-diing gear weredeatroyed or damaged, they say, and fragment of a four-meh shell which burnt on the deck of the trawler Thruah and many other evi dences of the "deadly and wanton" at tack wele found. Caught Trying to Smuggle In Drug. New York, Nov. 8. Custom agents in lloboken have arrested a longshore man in the aet ot removing from dock a bag containing SH0 ounces ol a drug used in the treatment ol consump tion, which is said to be worth in tin country (150 an ounce. The prisoner declared the bag aa handed to him over tha side of a steamer lust in from Eur ope, and that he wa told to carry t immediately to an altlresi In Manhat tan, where he would be well paid. Depot Contract Has Been Let. Keattle, Nov. 3. J. V. hanell, as sistant to Piesident Hill of the Gieat Northern railroad, returned from frU. Paul today with the news that the con tract (or the union depot In this city and extensive Improvements to the Great Northern's docks bad been let. II refused to give out the contract price. The depot will be built by a Chicago firm. Japan Gives Line on War Budget. Tokio, Nov. 2. Preliminary esti mates of the budget, covering January, February and March, 1905, and the flit- cal year commencing in April next, have been completed and will be sub mitted to the Diet at its next meeting, November 25. The war expenses are estimated at (385.000,000 and the or dinary expense at $(10,000,000. It is proposed to provide lor the war ex pense by increasing the taxation to $45,000,000, by retrenchment in the administrative expense and public works of $35,000,000. Sure Only Eighteen Perished. Tiinidad. Colo,. Nov. 2. Eighteen colli ii were (hipped to Teiclo today on an order of thu Hock Mountain coal and iron company for the burial of the vie time of the explosion which occurred a few day ago. The bodies have not yet lieen recovered, but local official of tbe company who have canvassed the town now aasert that only 18 men were In the mine at the time ol the explosion It la conceded that none ot these will be found alie. New United States Vessels Arc Not Properly Armored. Ran FraucifcofNov. 2. The Chroni cle today say: "Naval ofTicera have succeeded for many months in keeping secret a peculiar structuial feature of the new battleship Ohio, which, in the opinions of themselves, as well as oth ers, i nothing else than a glariog de fect of a nature so serious that, as one officer expressed it, amounts to an invi tation to an enemy to do the vessel enormous damage in action. "The de ect consists of omitting to put armor around the after end of the superstructure within which are mount ed ten 6-inch rapid-fire guns. lni omission, it is held, makes the big war vessel dangerously vulnerable in a vital part to hostile ehots coming tiom eitn er onarter. "Furthermore, shells entering this place might do great damage to the engine room, the hatch of which is well at in side tbe casemate and a shell bursting innide the casemate armor would probably send fragmecnts into the engine room. "The fault does not lie either with the builders or the naval const uc tot detailed to supervise the work. The Ohio wa built strictly according to tbe plans and specification which were made in the navy department in wasti innton under the direction and scrutiny of the boa id of conduction." The Chronicle blither says: "The Ohio is not the only one of the new battleships with this fault. Her two sister ships, the Mali e and the Missouri, as well as the Wisconsin, Alabama and tbe Illinois, have thu omission." Heppner School Dlatrlet. Directors T.J. Math.ck, E. U. Shutt. J. Hagar. Clerk L. W. lirigga. Preelnet Offleer. Jmtloe ot ti)Peace............J. P. Wtlltam tonatable.... G. B. Uatt A familiar name for tbe Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul Bailway, known all ' over tbe Union as the Great Eailway running the "Pioneer Limited" traLia every day and night between St. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, "The only perfect trains in the world." Understand : Connections are made with All Transcontinental lines, assuring to passengers the best aervice known. Luxurious coaches, electric lights, steam heat, of a verity equaled by no other line. See that your ticket reads via, "The" Milwaukee" when going to any point ia the United States or Canada. All ticket agents sell them. ' R1 EDFIELD & VAN VACTOR ATTORSEYS-AT-LAW Office, Oppoiite Flrt National Bank. Heppner. G. W. i'UELPS ATTORNEY-AT-LIW. Office In Odd Fellow New Building. Heypsr. Oregon. For rates, pamphleta or other infor mation, address, J. W. Caset. H. 8. Rowa, Trav. Fan. Agent. General Ageat PORTLAND. OBEOOK. Dr. M, B. Metzler 7RAXK B. KISTSER DENTIST PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office, Patterson' Drug Store. Residence with 1. A Patterson Office in Odd Fellows' New Building. Call and See Me. A. K. BIGGS -eclal a tentton frtvn to dlea of the ar, noae and tnroat. Ulaaae properly Otted. Heppner, Oregon. mm REA 4TT0RNET-AT-UW U. B. Commlwlnnor. Homeetead flltngt and an Iinai prooli mane. Oftlce one door eaat P. O., borg'a Jewelry Store. HKPI'NEK Chinese Bandits More Active. Harbin, Nov. . 2. The activity of Chinese bandit is Increasing all along the railroad, and the region 1 swaim Ing with Japanese spies In Russian Chinese and European disguises, who are offering large rewards for the Chi nese engaged in supplying the Russian commlarles, hoping thus to cripple the Russian supply department. Bid Elevator Collapses. Buffalo, Nov. 2. The Ontario ele vator collapsed today and sank into the waters of trie Evan ilip. The elevator contained about 370,000 bushel of barley, a large portion of which lies at the bottom of the slip. The Ios on tbe grain and tho building 1 estimated at MfiO.OOO. C'harle Iturtholomv. 02 year of aire, the elevator superintend' cut. was seriously injured. The On tario wa built 15 year airo and had lieen in active operaiton all of thi tea on. I lie collapse nau it origin in uie weakening of the foundation. Russian Minister Knows It. St. Petersburg, Nov. 2. It is prac tlcally admitted by the authorities that the Russian minister of marine is in possession of definite information that the Ilaltlc fleet fired upon Its own tor pedo boat in the North sea, mistaking them for Jananee vessels. These tor pedo boats, finding themselves attacked and labonng also nnder the delusion that the enemy was near, replied. In this manner a numbei were slightly damaged. Discontented In Colombia. Panama. Nov. 2. Advices from Cauca report that there Is great dlscon tent there and throughout Colombia ORIQOX a WOODSON. Attorney-at-LaWa Office) tn Palace Hotel, Deppner, Oregon. Oregon 1 f Bf aeV TaTA t 1 at af V1 a" Only Line East vU Salt Lake and Denver TOO TRAINS DAILY. V. GENTRY, TONSOBIAL ARTISTS. 1IAV1NU SS CKMTS. Fin Bath Room In connection. Chop two door north ol Palace Hot!. DR. d. W. VOGLE EYE SPECIALIST. Dally TIVK SCHEDULES. Daily Do-am Uirrnta, Oa. Aaaivaa Fait Mall for Rut and Watt ,:09a-m' ra.tv.u- From Kaat and Waei ItM f 1 1 pre. tot Kaat and Wt 1:00 a. m. Eipreaa rom Caat aad Waat 1:10 a. la. MAKES REGULAR TRIPS TO HEPPNER AND MOR ROW COUNTY. STEAMER LINES, aa rcioo-PoTL Root MeaaMa tali traai Portland . rj I a.a GIBSON & LOGAN Shaving Parlors " "S Tare Door South of Potto Sloe, Call 7 Boat Mrrlo baler Portia., i iterla, Oresoa CUT, Deftoa, Bal.m, lBdepnoae CarraUt and all Colnmbla aad WUlaaMtkt Rife total. alrelU.a, It. JUthroom la Conaectloa. SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. teaeser feet" fciparta ea4 UftaM tear Rlparla dally l : a. aa. rMwraUS tear UwUtea dailr at Si SO a. av 1.1.1
