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SEVENTH YEAR.
IIEPPNER, MORROW COUNl.OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1889.
NO. 313.
T. j
THE GAZETTE
ISSOBD EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON. BY
OTIS PATTERSON,
At $2.00 per year, for eix months $0.15
or three mouths; in advance. If mill for at the
nd of si mouths, ii.M a year will bo charged.
ADVERTISING RATES.
inch, single column, per month,..
DOUBLE COLUMN.
2 ineheB...
4 "
?4 column
.$ l.sn
... 2.511
... 5.IU
,.. 8.50
,. .15.UI
.$ SOI
. . 5.UI
...8.
.15.(0
Local advertising lite per line. Knch subse
quent" :Urti.m al half rates. Klc.al rates will
bo oliurged for personal Jim anil political slush.
OFFICIALS.
H. IVnnnyer.
....G. W. Jicllnde.
.. ..(!. W. Webb.
E. 11. MelUrov.
..I. 11. lilrtt.
liovernor
rice, of State
! icasurer
r-upt. Instruction .. ..
Ijidgo Seventh District. .
district Attorney
MORROW
Joint Senator
Ilepreseiitative
i. ounty Judge...; i
1 Commissioners..
Thompson.
Clerk
" Bherilf
" Treasurer
Assessor
' Surveyor
School Sup't
I 'm-mter
IIEPPNER TOWN OFFICERS.
. ..Henry Mackinac.
Nattr. unit W.J. McAteo.
Heeonler
Treasurer
Marshal
W. U. Ellis.
COUNTY.
J. P. Wager.
T. K. 1'ell.
"' ....Win. Mitchell.
V ...J. B. lily. J. A.
. .0. L. Andrews.
T. H. Howard.
" Ireo. Noble.
j. J. Mot lee.
.Julius Keithley.
J. II. Stanley.
A.J.Sholw.
0. W Ilea.
W. J. Leezel.
. .Then. Morcnn
Horn Lodge M- ," "2i"
,., iTii!Mliiveveninnan.;lo clock in 1.
ff'ffva o.'o.r-'.llnll. Sojourning brothers cor-
Uially invited to """'J; .,,,. C.
E. K. SWINBUBNE, K. of U. (SO.
First
National
-OJ? HErPXER,
FHANK KELLOGG,
('.A. 111IKA.
President. Vice-President.
Qeurye W. Conner, Cashier.
Triiusnota a General Banking Business
lXCHANGE
On all parts of the world-
Bought and Sold,
Collection made at all points on Rea
sonable. Terms.
Til 13 PIONEEH
8till Continues to Sell
WATCHES,
OIiOOKS ,
JEWJRILiri-Sr, ETC.,
At the Lowest Possible Prioos.
A large stock of Gold Pens, Ame
thyst and Cameo Gold Rings,
Gold and Silver Watches Always
.-4 - . Willow bodge. No. till 1. I). P
dtiFS&i meets every Wednesday evctiiiiK 1 1
su'clnck. Visiting brothers conl -"M-W
ally welcomed, iino. Noble, N. U.
C. W. VoUNnalUiS. Hoc Hec'y.
SnnsBouci Rebekuh Dcg. No. 33 1. 0: 0. F.
mrt S and fourth Saturdays o eac h
month. Members of the Degree c.m hidb wel
comed. ELIZAUKTU KlHK, N. U .
Lieo. Noble, Sao.
Heppner Lodge, No 118 A. P. & A. M.
meets every lirel and third Saturdays of
each month. M,..tcr.
Uiwa""
Will A. Kirk. Secretary. jjwji -
Line Halm Lodge No. 82, 1. 0. 0.1.
er, Saturday evening ai 7 o clock t I he usu
plf.ee of meeting. Visiting e.weloomL
D. B. HuNDRiQKfl.K. Sec.
' Mistletoe Kobekl.1. Degree Lodge No. 25. meets
first and third Wednesday ,uoh montl
J. P. Shumate, Sec. -
FKOFESSIOaii.Ii.
llwAiVIi KliII-0()G.
ATTORNEY
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Office in First
Bank,
Heppner,
LAW.
JSLational
Oregon.
Attorney-at-Law, . ti
fy. -Notary Public anil
. Justice of the Peace.
HEPPNER, OGN.
A Full Line of
3ME!lXr'S,Si
Has been added to bis larjre and well
Boleote.l stook.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY AND ALL
Worlx. G-uarajitood..
STOHK opposite Minor, Dodson & Co's May St.
Heppner, - - Orecon
CALL ON
Jons Davidson,
AI THE
BELV E D ER E
SALOON
Opposite Livery Stable.
Heppner, Oregon.
At this favorite resort will always bo
found tlie best brands of
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS.
A FIHHT-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE
.r for the amusement of guests.
OFFICE OPEN AT ALL tlO U M
GEO. VM. WRIGHT,
ATl'OllNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY I'tBUC.
Opposite, Gazette Office, Heppner.
im v INP.rt Contested Entries, Reliable
LA?,.eumUeLoatmKde and collections
promptly attended to.
California, Oregon and
IDAHO
STAGE COMPANY.
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;s iirniii tutu v. :n)iuniniiuiiiMs. iu'jih "cjiiuui uj
, aluifl m nhOHpiJilH p.tw(f.rs. boi.l ONLY
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UW Wall Blreet. K. X-
( The Sterukb Gl
Hank nnnnunn nn i r nnrn I rrill
Hill I Mil iiliAL MAlii, pili
U Effimy4F : y U Absolutely Pure.
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Greater Values can be Had in
. ALMOST GIVEN AWAY !
the
LETTER FROM ACROSS THE BRINY DEEP.
London, TariH, Vienna and Constantinople
Half Around the World to Ptrla.
liitellll
the mmm mim,
WHICH FOB
Quality of Tone, Beauty of Design,
FINISH and adaptability for stand
ing In Tune navo no equal.
; Every Piano Warranted for Five Years
And satufection (fuaranteea to every pwrouaMsr.
Also Manufacture the World-Renowned
STERLING OIIGAK
Factories, Derby, Conn.
The following letter, tnknn from
the Hendricks county, (Ind.) lie
publican, may prove of interest to
readers of tha Gazette. The
writer and tho editor were school
mates in days long past:
Constantinople, Jan. 20, '89.
My Dear Friend irollowall:
Before Leaving Danville, I put
your name on the list of those to
whom J promised to write, and 1
will fulfill my part of the agree
ment this evening. I find my let
ter writiug increasing each day.
and it is not always easy to koi
up with it. I had au extremely
pleasant trip over, the Atlantic,
bid cot sull'er with t.ra hick!ui?
enon;h t iv.-ep mo from eatui;'
thre square ,!e!s a y. I'vvu
the '.U'.nscot.i Kiu'iixU (.'Juniiii''.
and Jim IfisU 'j'on filt!. iu ditnrh j
i !i:i. sd to vivr 1 thi'rr I nr., ,
fi n,- ii,n.a tiMii-r."l "'came ovev H't
tho fastesi vessel in tho world, the
Lhnbria. L left JSew lork on
Saturday and next Friday we
were at Queenstown.
I could write you about Loudon,
or Paris, or Vienna, but expect
you would rather hear Bometliinf.'
trom this nu-away city, l win
say however that 1 spent several
iys in London. I niatio tna visit
of which we talked, to Westmin
ster Abbey. Also spent an after
noon at the "lower, visited t.ht-
llouso of Parliament, Trafalgai
Squire, and the many things of
interest with which, you are lamii-
lar. 1 spent some time m Pans
and Will simply say that Hi is is by
tnr tho grandest and most beauti
ful citv I have ever seen. To
simply refer to what one sees there
would more than hllauoiion letters
like this.
i made a short stop at htvass-
bum ou the Rhine, and then took
the train and came through Ger
many via Munich and Viouim.
From Vienna I came here via
Urala. Test and Belgrade. 11ns
"ave me a chance to sao a very
large part of central Europe, m
cludinir Servia and Bulgaria. J
came bv what they call their fast
express. It goes very nearly as
fast as an American lreiy:ht nam
:ind their tailaee cars are similar
to the jVniericnu caDoose. A
have no
It will pny al! those wanting anything in the line of
M ACHINEEY Ji jiJLICLES
To cull upon or correspond wiLU
STAVE
RfflWALKER
New Market Block,
OllEGON.
1
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J'
rot v.
o carry the laroat aud most ctnun
ctastnuk on the Pacifu const of the
test improved
best
1
i
rs,
For less money than can be purchased in
more advanced towns outside of the county.
The Heppner Gazette CnSf the onrs
This city of Constantinople is
,T. B. Koenby, Supt.
Mondays,
W. B. ELLIS,
Attornev-at- Law
AND-
Mntarv - - - Public,
HF.PPNEB. OREGON.
Prosecuting Attorney for Seventh Ju
dicial District.
Will give prompt attention to anj and
all business entrv.t- to him.
.FFlCEonMainSt.i,', ""
ket
Honnmont Stage leaves Heppner
Wednesdays and Fridays nt (1:30 A. M.
Moimment Btaae arrives Tnesdnys. Thursdays
and Saturdays at 5:110 I. M.
Sunday Stase to and from Arlinftton. Fare,
$5.00 each way
Pendleton Stage leaves Heppner 6:80 A. M.
.. arrives " 4:30 P. M.
$5 00.
' . 85.00.
Fare to Monument,. -Fare
to Pendleton,
Freight 2 cents per pound.
E. J. SLOCUM & CO., Agents.
Heppner, Ogn
BECAUSE SHE HAS NBYER HAD ABOOM
mm
iHENCEi
Is one of the bent weekly pnpers published in 1
this county. We dpsire nnd ondoavor to make it j
a welcomo visitor ench weok. It is in fact a ptt- 1
per that, ought to be found in tlie home of every
reaident of this county. At the same time, in I
(Trowing into manhood and womanhood and to
whom a pnpor of this charactoi in of incalcula
ble benefit.
Kend Our rioiioMltloii
BUGGIES, CAKltlAGI-
Anil Wire Goods of all Kinds.
And Mnchineuml Vehicle fJpecialliesaud Supplies. Veo.iarc,r,tceo.irgoo,lhe best.
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST,
Quality Considered.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE, MAILED FREE.
J.M. HAGER Agent, HEPPNER,
OR.
O1
H. B. LE FEVRE,
Professional Herder of Bucks
and Billiecioals'
adeees and purcliasla negotiatSTow
commission, anuaKuiieuu -
of October. r .
All for a Dollar and Ten Cents a Head.
'RNS"iVTHAltlUSON.
JOHN!
Contractors and
Builders.
Cull on them at the Morrow Building, Corner
Main and May streets, and get their figures on
building before contracting elsewhere.
Arlihgtoh Meat
Market:
Beef,
Perk,
Fish,
Sausage, .
Etc.
Varney & Putnum
Arlin-rtori r
HER VALUES ARE RIllA-L.
)1
UJD
rnwuvv m in? i n;Ti) mmw
DrMUOL Oiiii llliOHllAUUiilJ 1 VOlllVi)
5IIL
irvTn
LI I r
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ID
And is the natural market for a large scope
of country. .
HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS IN
TOWN AND COUNTRY
rtMa'ii&t "
fl. P. FLORENCE.
FLORENCE BROTHER3,
MONEY SAVED!
B, Getting your Painting and Papering Done by
R. A. FORD.
PAI'TING
SIGN
ASpecialtr Shop. First Doorhjrffrerery
lOlTSOISIi-Xj.
CHAS. M. JONES'
rr R:vt-Ver Shop !
ucf -
0v Hotel. West" Main Heppner.
I, w Wrningorrt Stave. Bhampn" and Hair
in the highest style ot the art.
E FLORENOF
b i- .. n it St
The Tonsorial Artist,
Is loeated,next door to
SALOON,
STOCKUAISEIIS !
HliPPNEK - j - Otil-UUi.
Cattle branded and ear-marked as shown above.
Horses F on ngl,t shoulder.
Our cattle ranee in Morrow .Gillian,
and Winco counties. We will pay $.00.00 re
ward for trie arrest and conviction ot any person
stealing our stock.
IleDtmer.
Oreson.
LIBERTY
MEAT MARKET,
ifjrw BROS.. Proprietor.
nl'Flf MCTl'ON A KB POKK CON--I-iBJfcH
Enable price,: lo
i .J. i' . c-
4 yfc'i n-.u:i. i l.'.
Stfifif'' ci-ti th insn
litcotll'.rs
yj-jjfJTTTTyS: in
t.n yr. -t w an em y-
C!'-l i.U'-i-
:.c P'jr
cr tuo
lie. Vva
can clothe you aTi-l l-.r-i h yo-j -i-n
all the nocoasary and :m-vw...j
appliances to rid.wai!i, cra, l'e?,
eat. fish, bunt, work, go to crunch,
or itay at home, and in varioui aizsa
atvles and quantities. Just figure out
what is reiuired to do all these thins
COMFORTABLY, and yttfc.a BUYEE8
estimate ot tho value of the BLT. E.KS
QUIDS, which will be "nt rnon
receipt of 10 cen to pay V'
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
UiTu4 Jlichican Avenu Chicago, I1L
10 acres patented, including the right on 240 acrefl of railroad land and relin
quishment to timber culture. All under fence, several cross fences, 110 aores in
cultivation, 2 good wells furnishing abundant supply of water, 2 acres orchard
. . Ilk 1 "'Iwo
bearing, i room house insured, barn, sinone ncmse, granary aau v,uUu,.cU.
to railroad. A great bargain.
400 acres, under fence, running water; c ucres oan be irrigated ; Kood home and
Wn. or.ntrr.la annA mnw : one hundred acres cultivated. Great bargain; pnee
on application.
Corner Lot, 50x109; good neighborhood. 350.
Inside Lot, Ayers' addition. If 300.
T.i m.ini r i, i :,..,o,i n.ofiT imnHv Pxindne' house. One of the
best bargains on my list. $050.
Good 5-room house, centrally located on large lot, 132x132, on easy terms
Lot 00x132 : fair barn , good residence lot.
Lot 00x132; one story house; well; good fence.
Good 5-room house; well in yard; 8et with treea; 'fiontiug on
two lots.
Hunch of 1200 acres with mnnine water. Good out ranjre. 2 good houses
several barns and outbuildings. Juit the thing for stockman.
a verv neculiar one. It really eon
jiuta nf three towns whieh ill
together form one city. Scalar
. " . , i . i i ti..
18 on tlie asiiuio Bute nnu m u
homo of many of the Aineneans
here, l'era, the division ol tne
this progrwsive age. every farmer should have at I -i . t 0f ,i Golden 1 lol'll, III)
?ms fireside at least one good, dean Pure. non; . a ((f MliruiOVIl, is tin
which he is engaged. Ho niiod's" it -for TiTnffien" Kr BtSt 1 iti U M 1 tW A' V
He needs it for his BonB and daughters who are ful.B1.f ....lupu, f lm Sllltull v.iill
their liarwniH. SUtniboor t tit.
oldest citv and was Imilt Iiy t'on-
taiitinople. Hi-re tlie, reatet part
o tlie Lmsinu.sH is trmisactetl. A
considerable part of tlie old wa
still remains around thij portion
ot the city
EvmrvthinK is done here in the
most primitive way possible." For
instance, when the custom oll'icrr
was through with my trunks 1 to
To all subscribers who are in arrears on sub- the interpreter to omul' a CMlTlaUe
scription who will pay all due us and ono year in f0 Jujff, yiem () tl)e liotol, a dlH-
advance and twenty-five cents mad.lil ion, ana to tftjoo of Hometl)i,)r, jlt6 two lTlilcH.
ail new HUDHoriuurn wnu win puj m ... i , i II I
.iBlWi(u tx-iii He atenned out mid caliti'l two
railW, HUH lBrUI,-U,o wmo ill wi.uH"", " ...... L
make a nresent of one year's subscription to such men WllO tOOK 0116 eaCU 110011 UH'll
an agricultural paper. It is none other than backs and Came ritht ak.ulj' With
tliein. The heaviest one weighed
from 150 to 200 tiounds. Tiioy
I t . i ; i
linilllll cmtv nearly evervtiunt' on inn
I I 1, I hacks of men. It is not an nncom
till Mil I ;..1.(. I,..,, ,,,,, nnrruniit
a rich Turkish lady around through
the Htrests in a sort ol a van very
A large 16-page montlily magazine, handsome llB Hj ones DorU'UVud 111 UmtorlOU
ly illustrated, neatly printed, loioeo. pauio I auJ Bimjlar books.
trimn, , L T" Mohammetlisn, is tho great now
ana nas T'.r us ujeui uiib i.. iv.',.-.- ..." , . ., ,.
rlitinnnf the Farmer, the Oan oner, the llorso- er OI II IS eimilll'V. mo city in
breeder, the Dairyman, the Hliepherd, the 1 'mil- yldhli juto cl lHlrlClH, OllCll COinilin-
tryman, and their houseleilOB, no nrntier wnere moHdlle. The most Holed Ol
the? live, whether in the oant, west, north or . " . . , , , ,. i ;i,
south. It is a paper of national circhdion. go- hose IS St. St.phlH. It W IS b ill
inn ntt nv.iv state and ten itorv as well aa in all I 1)V vlinsll'LIiH lit ij.j'i n. J'., .mi.
the Provinces of tho Dominion ot Canada. This when the CltV WHS taltftll by the
the opportunity of a lifetime Turka.it was converted into
mourn, a The (llllv tlliliL! le.lt t
The reguls'" sniiscription price 01 nir ftiimn- , ..7.1 ,1 :,. ,,,1 I,., t
can H'.rmens 11.00 per year, but both payers " - 7""- .
.. ,......... i;..i. ,fc. .... ,i i C hn.itiii.iis le the cross eimn.ved in
.no. fall at tl'ifl olliceand wosf.mple copies of tlifi 1.1'ehwaV of tilO door. Ill til
ti.is comilnr agricultural pfltier nail you win ue
sure to take advantage of this nifgliificonf offer
HKl'I'.NKR OAKTI'li t'.( I,er year in ad
vauce. ror f you can got ootn papers.
there could be no wntor tuniine. ,
i'hey have been drained and are
now periecuy ury. tu'n"-
i.l me if I would like to go own,
1 . 1 ,'.
and 01 course j aiisneicu m
firuiative. We descended an old
rickety stair olid boon reached tlie
bottom. I found it about as bio
mr.rare as the court iiouse in Diiu-
t. . - n 1 11.. J...i;.,-.I
villa, and occu piett t'y xum u:ino,-i
and tiltlu'est people in the city.
Hove in this care, undo)' oneol u:e
l,,,ai,,a. lu.vl.fl nf tho citv, liva theer
wretched people who earn enough
to taop olive by Bpin-dint; Bilk.
Their misery ami waut are beyond
description. Every form of dis
ease prevails.
Tho Molii).mniodanB n'e divided
into sov.val classes or kindr., be
sitles other religions, so there is
nearly every iaiti; hem The.'ft
are a number fet howling der
vishfts. These, vhon they wor
hip, yell and torture tlieuriohes
ia every conceivable manner. The
women, not to be outdone by their
brother?., are organized into daue
ing dorvisliea. Roth -f thosw va
rieties, as indeed tlu iiie an, ' K"
a small admittunce fee. I the
crowtl ii largo enough, the far will
fk in i'1-ent stvlo. They dunce and
yell and tear their tle-.h mid pull
.ml their hair and other eipmlly
ladies never appear on TM 0.1101
with their faces un
covered. In the street curs theii-
is a curt.un that cuti be dropped
so as to completely ahi'dd tliein.
Everything here in made to nc-
notsooii to be torgotten. lie rode
in an open carriaoe and I got a
good look at hint, lie is a man of
a very pnio yellow color. 1 1 is
mother came in a CHninye before
him. 11 is cabinet or in'niisfera fol
lowed on foot. iMany people go
each Friday to see him, n tluy
say they want him to show him
self each week so they will know
whether or not ho h alive. I sup
pos this pn.rad.) ia -his mosfcni'du-
o'.-s uiuy. lie invei cuiueu imu hid
city I'or'fear of beiiu' nasassinated.
the fiaying "Ui.enpy resia tno neaa
that wenrs a crown" yould fit hu.i
perfectly were it m.t for th fact
that he wears a turban.
.t failed to got your letter mailed
the othur day so have added thin
supplement.
1 S. Sint e cominp; here I have
been honored with a diploma, from
the Imperial Medical College of
the (Ktonnan Empire and I am
now ready to receive conartitula
tionr, on beiiiH an alnninus of the
jroatest heathen niedicid college in
tho world. Address me at Orooin
in.li, i'eisiti. J. G. V.
llaln street
WU CAS SUBSCRIBE FOR
ANY NEWSPAPER
OcMaaoxineVoaWnnt
AT THE
GAZETTE SHOP.
7i9c POSTtAND BUSINESS
Portiam, urtron.
.,1 iMiint iroti , t itT'U.drl'V. att$mtsa.
SUlit-'.
itnt ( atA-
Houses to Rent
SEVERAL CHOICE RELINQUISH
MENTS.
Free Conveyance for Intending PurchaBers.
NOTICE OF IMTENTFON.
I.rmrf nWr.nntl, firRndB. Or.. Jin. ?S. 'H!',
Nnl iro ilnrnljv atIvpi) that Die ff)ll(jvra-nmw
ettltr hiw filwi n'Jt.i'io of hi inU iilirj U n aliti
final nroi.f in fciniinrt. (if H 1H (lljil ill . Kl . 'I ll.it fifii I
jrool W)U tin ni-i'io naiorw iifu.)U"ij nn:. ui
.l(rrnw onuiify, Onsuoa, Ht IlHpi-ntsr, OrcK'ui, on
Oilee II. Dauyhzrly,
Hij.m ''"the NW UNE H, N !4 WW M
Kmc. i uud HW K SW Bco, H, Tp 8 0, It ifi.
W. M. ...
Honain'B thfi fnl'nwinR vinc-wn to prtvm
bi(ioi'timifitiB r;:udcnc uj:nn, aud cultivation
of, wti' if '-'l vist i
J M . iMi.Ml"Tri, n. 1. maun .j u rwiKiiunu
u.i ..-. a li.., u'l if l.iii (tr.
Any pt)r(,:i whm1:?i 'r;fn-wt. ninnr: t!ifl
ftllowmcB of ni'ch proof, 'r rv !'iio of .ny
subtiintif;l rHHm, nrnior Jaw m-A t'.io t -auxin
-lw..,lrl n.,. hf Rl(lW.?l. Will VIVWi (1H OUDOr'U-
..HMkJTuriir.ft tlil witniHi'K of ' Hlfi CIHItfl'tTit,
tl i.y f'lHima.. ,...:,.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
Land Officoai I adircde, Or., Ken. S, 'so.
W...i... ..nr,...v i'. v.'M 1 IiKl 'lie f,,l !V. i Il'MlUln.
setV;r has l.leo. n' i K.e '.. ins linen. -oo i''
nasi oox fin Si?l-(w.rT e.f hi,' elaici . and that said
i.u.of' will he mwlo before tic, ir f.T Jr d, .. ,f
Slorrnw cor..,ty or m Ins i.l vin e t;'ore tin. cierK
of said county al Heppner, Or., on Mao-h 2Ji,
UM. tit:
AroreK Crow,
IM No. KM. forthe NE U Hec S. Tp 1 S, li 27 E,
','' id.
I't. ftitnes (he fol)'iwir:r W!tr;eH,ios to prove
hiecoTitirn'oiiB rv;nlene H.on, and elu.alioii
of. atd i'-d, vi-i: .... ,
Henr 1'i.wli, Mart M" nmner. Jiones How.
art and It. li. llendersoti, all of Alpiir;, Morrow
onnly. Or"';on.
Any p'TR.tj who.horesto i rt.t.-.: aifninat
allowance .,f : proof, or wh V' m -t any
suUtantiel reaw.n undi r r-o law ami (- r-io1..'
tioa of the inferior l;.-pf:iOneet. wu ..acn proof
ahould !:obt.a".j ' ('d. wilt Iwkii a- I !';.'ln
(,.,.,, d .,:re h.'jl r;ii-f.e
rro.s-eynryir,-tlie wlOJ'w of to-;d -;l :-r J.-.t. yid
o ollar evidence iu relmiul of Uial .uijiwi-jI by
trout are three masKive iloorii pup
posed to represent "th Tiinil)
TI,o u-idth rind llatliens of the dole
18 Still a liilil VOl IO iicuiiei:..n. .o.
one enters, a boy brings y"'1 11 I'1"1
of slippers and you mud remove
your shoes, there aro I'tur ':ras-
sive pillars in tne. cemei on which
tlie tJi'.i s ot weight ol tne lernpte
rests. Th'iseaiH of pBculiar inter
est becaiiso they were in th great
temp'e of Diana in Kphesiw. l on
will remember that St, Taul mfcr
red to thin temple and especially lo
tiieworsl;ip"i, ti.nrtilii. On oncol
the masuive nl)ari is a Ei piaro
niece of Conner '.vhich v.: v.'oiu srek.
1 auked ahnt it and vs i doi;i'.i'.d
tlut it ail'Ji'ded a cure to all st'Mo)
iny from u:.y eye trouble. Iu a
short t,ne a p'ior, half blind wo
nmn cmie and rubbed !.';,' hlH'ors
across the plate anil (hen rub
bed bar eye.litm. Stio did thii
several times io:d then went tivny.
Th KceiK'S within the inonoue are
varied, in this one there v.re a
great rtany snyirf? ihc.ir piityrs,
L'oiut! throui'h ait iru'tni'-r f.-f lno-
tao in. -i
d perfectly with the .church. In
fact tlie church ami stale are one.
l-iome of thoso who are barbarous
are verv hiih in power. No won
der there is so much ntler wfichei
ness and in'sery. It could not
be otherwise with such S. ovein
niont. Tha country in poor, and
evorythiiif! ia lined. Kvhii there
is a tax. o two dollaru on bvory
male child borj to foroigneis in
this country.
The other daj I was on the
Asi'itie sidcj and wwt out to Mii.
Chamlya and from it I got t most
magniliceiit view, rti your leei is
tlui) great city of a million people,
and its greti. liomes find torreis
which appear as srnal1 if: toy hous
es. Ou vour rit'l't, iu tho lioupbo-
rus, leatting out into the Ulack hioa
eighteen niilen a. At your
loft is the sea ofMnrsio't, with iU
many islutnls, and extending far
out in the Mediterranean Ken. Mt.
Olyiajnts witn its Biinw-covored
loj r.ppoan but a few milep away,
yet it is hi'ty. The harbor, with
ii.ti phips fi'o'j. all ovar the worlil,
the diil'crent jiahicr.H ot the Huliim,
villi their hurema, '.nd a thouc.und
other tliinfa ot interest are in phtin
viov.
I have I'olteu pl"siy well ac
,p,minted with o'.'.r lT. Miuistei
lu-re Mr. Straus, r 11.1 tilr.t him a
i: I ,..,.11
vfiy pleat in; l yuiiv-inuu, n.:u -
ldi..,l l.v lh i i tiideut A in' l ici'.ici.
lie is b mui'uicn i ml of course in
toiids to return to Atnenea i"on.
'1'b ire lire lean' other thinf.'s of
which I .! I like to write, b.tt
will have to stop for thi iiree.
J. ti. Wllil.'AkD.
.-.en-
.lA.S't'AltV 31, IS Sit
To-day 1 had the pl-asm . r
not only seeing tho ! ".ill Ian, but at
tilt! same Mine iceing f",raiHl':8t
mi'ltary display I ( ver wdnebaed
Our J-ndny m tno 1 arl. ' u
day, and it in one ol the Uulies ;i
tb.i SuibJi ;o show binvx It' to the
people ou tit 't da Thin Uo d-m
by ilrivii)!' aiiout ' CjuiirUi' oi a
nile.from bin toil ice to h is moFque. lH.-l
'I'lir-road bds down vuo Blue ;n
i, of tha bwau'iCal hills near the
city, and lion alTords u good oppor
tunity of saoing him.
Th-J tivp'o ia elt!,'i'.i:t bnild
' 1, tit. not Inv'e like '.. .'"jphiii
...i.ll.er ritbsir "lo-.iiut-l. It L.audH
I of Iro'ji ti-.'C to Hi acres.
,1 v-.ty. enlh-flv sill round-
.ld;..vej. 'I'Iim tm ov.tr which
sa '.tusi thi'i'io.""! with armed
NAM I Ml JOHN MAY R1VEU.
John Day. one of the finest
stronins of ' Eastern Oregon, risen
ii..-. Rio'. Alon'dninf, find rur
ii ill we:L"ii a rat 'wsm r,M,wm-r.
lb Oolumbri river, and soliio fort
inil.'H above The Dalies. John Day
was so naiM.-d after au old trapper,
a native of Kentucky, who died at
Astoria about a cenl nry ago. IJr.
Day was an employe of Air. Crock,
of the North western Fur Company,
and in company with his employer
crosM'd the plains ivilh tlie first
voyai'ers. I 'ay becoming hick on
Snake river, about Tort. Hall, Mr.
Crook refused to leave him find re
mained by bin side some twenty
days before ha was able to travel.
During t hat time their companions
made such headway that it wan
impossible to catch up with them.
They followed on, but snows over
took them and their exposure was
terribie. 'I'hey liually reached
Walla V, 'id la. The .Indiana there
treated them very kindly n;id as
sist'id then, on their way. At the
mouth of the .lohu Day li.'er they
i i ... i i . p
were ovorpowereu ny a nann ui
Indians, robbed, stripped and turn
ed loose to starve. Not even per
mitted to retain their flint end
steel, the mountaineer' h match,
, , i i ii : . .1. i. . . I. c ..
WlLil widen in'.' y i'ii.oit tunuei m. ioo
to keep warm during the chilly
Mai ch night.4. Jc this pitiable
plight they iiUernpbd to get hack
to the frioinlly Walla WnHians and
had made about eighty miles along
the river when, fortunately, tlcy
met Mr. Stewart and. followers, in
c-itioo!, on (heir way to Ab.rj.i.
'i'her t"ok the unfortumde men in,
elo!.!i"il, i'e! and carrieil Ihein down
tho river.
la . I line, 1812, Robert Stewart
,vn;t sehHtb'd to carry dispatcher)
iroiii I'ort Astoria to 'mw York,
acrnsrt the continent, 'this was a
diiiigei-nii:', tiierpi ise, ana f
ieele.d four ti usiod tind well tried
I, KMi as coinpanioiis in the voyage.
Tl.cy wi re lion .hmis, John Day, A.
Viiiiar and K. I.fflcrc. The com-
Icl'i, Atitorhi on the W.ini ot
the morning of July
tlOIIB. J litli ll-c c v. '.- uo J ,.. i. j
with tho b-.'vat his ieet v. ho was; in
boiiig taueht, Kitiiilar to the nan-1 'I dps .'
nor of the Hebrews many contu- e.i
A . ..i.t donl . if thr. cold I he lie.:
".Z'. ...?vi.,.A Kb.lr.nl.vibf-lm.m. Two thousand cavalay wore
i . .,a It ia m,i,l to br I mi ("liird . with
" . ; .. L.i.: 'f ;L f,-,er i,df in l Mmiv military bai.d.i wro inaying
,i.,.t !,.,.. the pooole were i.houli
1'rniiueur. n. ion n..." . ,
I'..,.. I....,,.lu .vim till
ill Ihevtooktiie; etc. lliedi.ywas warn
vjio t'Hiir1" " - - i'ii. i ...
Hi HC lUUWIi iw ... . , i l ... i
I ll clbiuu w tualiu caw of a uo , tdlry ytuua a -iuu v. .
B'VOld).
Vin.
eic,
and ihc
all klii iir-
pai,
.1 huh, and till
i.nl, Johii -I 'ay began to show soma
slmiige freaks, and in a few days
bcc.'one so c:a;y that he several
timen idtemntod his own life.
Whi n Uiry bad jn'.ateeded au far
inland as the t-Uenni that now bears
Lie npi'.u it L-rame evident to his
coi:iiaiiion.-t that he would be no
:, and thus burdened, :t ;vcvj)d
be ter.'oseible tor theia to proceett.
They flierefc.ro contracted with
some friendly Indians to convey
him back to "the fort. His fi auk,
brave and loyal qr.alitios madohim
a nni-.ersaf favorite, and it was
v.it.ii the utmost ronoeru and tears
of leg'ret that his comrades saw
tho poor fellow tied in the canoe
and carried u.vny. The Indians
performed their task faithfully,
anil turned him over to his friends
at Astoria. Hut bid mind was
sheltered and hia eoiHitutioa
broken, and. hereon after died, and
was laid to rest wlure the Colum
bia and I'acitic join iu sieging tue
sUruul rit. Cttpilnl Jouml.
,,f in- m , "hin "'nt fr-.
Heppner.
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