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Queen Will Wear Irish FREEZES in IRE
e-ss land.

From the London Daily Nah.
The queen has chosen for the Irish visit
several costumes of FingaI and. a..ledon
tweeds. which are being made up into coats
and skirts in the Irish capital
In addition to these are couple of warm
travelling wraps of the thick woody ma
terial of which the Claddagh cloaks are
made.
Her majesty quite recognizes that nothing
gives the Irish people SO much pleasure as
isle she is attired In cloths of Irish manu-
facture, and her majesty this year has
chosen an unusually large supply of the
national fabric, Irish poplin and q large
quantity of Limerick and Carrickmacross
laces to wear In Ireland this month.
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New Jersey.

THE ALBDMARLE, Atlantic City N j.
THE ARCHDALE, Atlantic City, N. j.
HOTEL AGNEW, Atlantic City N J.
HOTEL ALDINE. Atlantic City n j.
BERKSHIRE INN. Atlantic City. N. j.
THE HOLMHuRST. Atlantic City, N j.
HOTEL BORTON, Atlantic City, n. J.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL, Atlantic City, N j.
HOTEL BRExTON. Atlantic City N. j.
HOTEL BRYN-MAwR, Atlantic City, N. ].
HOTEL CHETWO0DE. Atlantic City N. J.
HOTEL CHELSEA, Atlantic City, N. J.
HOTEL CLARENDON, Atlantic City, N. J.
THE CIIAIsFONTE. Atlantic City. N. j.
HOTEL DENNIS. Atlantic City, ". j..
HOTEL DUNLAP. Atlantic City. N. j.
THE FRONTENAC, Atlantic City. n. J.
GALEN HALL, Atlantic City, N. J..
GARDEN HOTEL, Atlantic City, n. J.
HOTEL GLENDALE, Atlantic City, N. J.
GRAND ATLANTIC. Atlantic City. N. J.
HADDoN HALL. Atlantic City, N. ].
HOTEL IMPERIAL. Atiantic City, N !.
HOTEL R0QUOIS. Atlantic City, N. J.
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New Hampshire.

LAKE wINNEPESAUKEE HOUSE. Alton Bay,
THE AGASsIZ, Bethlehem. N H.
THE FITZGERALD COTTAGE Bethlehem, n b.
THE MT. PLEASANT, Breton Woods. N. a.
SENTER HOUSE. Center Harbor. n. H.
THE NEW SENTER HOTEL. Center Harbor, Nh
MONADNOCK HOUSE, Colehrook, N n.
THE FABYAN HOUSE. Fabyan. n. II.
THE CRAWFORD HOUSE Fabyan N. n.
THE TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Fabyan, N. Il.
THE SUMMIT HOUSE. Fabyan. N. H.
MT. LAFAYETTE HOUSE Franconia. N. h.
FLUME HOUSE. Franeonia, N. 81.
PROFILE HOUSE, Franconia, n. n.
THE ALPINE HOUSE. Gorham N 81.
THE ASQUAM, Holderness n H.
THE BELLEVUE, Intervale, n. II.
THE IDLEWILD. Intervale, n. H.
GLEN ELLIS HOUSE. Jackson, N. H.
IRON MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Jackson, n b.
EAGLE MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Jackson. N. Fl.
THE WAUMBEK and Cottages. Jefferson, N. q.
THE VUE DE LEAU, Laconia, n. H.
BREEZY HILL HOUSE. Lisbon, n. H.
MOUNTAIN HOME HOUSE, Littleton n. H.
MAPLEWOOD HOTEL and Cottages, Maplewood,
H.
THE SEVERANCE, Massabesic, N. H.
THE WENTWORTH. New Castle. N. II.
GLENGARE HOUSE. New London. N. H.
KEARSARGE HALL North Conway, N. q.
THE KEARSARGE. North Conway, N. 81.
AFPLEDORE HOUSE. Portsmouth, N. Fl.
OCEAN WAVE HOUSE, Rye North Beach, N. u.
RUSSELL HOUSE. North Woodstock, N. n.
MIRAMONTE INN and Cottages, Sugar Hill, n. d.
ROSEBRO0K INN. Twin Mountain. N. a.
BARRON MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Woodstock, N. b.
THE STAG AND HOUNDS. w. Compton n, 81.
ELMWOOD nm Wakefield N. H.
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Joseph Newman of Wilmington, N. c., a
travelling salesman for a Cincinnati dis
tillery, was found dead in his room at ths
Metrop0le Hotel in Detroit. Mich.
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Rhode Island.

NnOU6 Island.
OCEAN VIEW HOUSE, Block Island r. l.
THE MANISSES, Block Island X. L.
THE SPRlNG HOUSE, Block Island, r. I.
GARDNER HOUSE, jamestown. X. l.
THE BAY VIEW HOUSE. jamestown, II. l..
THE GLADSTONE, Narragansett Pier. II. l.
ATLANTIC HOUSE, ATWOOD HOUSE, Nara,
gansett Pier, X. l.
BURNSIDE HOTEL AND CASINO. Narragansett
Pier, X. /.
REVERE HOUSE, Narragansett Pier, r. I.
OCEAN HOUSE. Watch Hill. r. /.
WATCH HILL HOUSE, Watch Hill, r. /.
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North Carolina.

THE KENILwORTH INN, Biltmore, N. q.
THE FRANKLIN, Breyard. N. C.
EEEEOLA INN, Linvile, N. c.
FAIRFIELD INN, Sapphire, N. G.
THE LODGE Sapphire N. c.
SAPPHIRE INN AND COTTAGE, Sapphire, n O.
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Pennsylvania.

ARANDALE HOTEL. Bedford Pa
BOTEI. CHALYBEATE. Bedford. Pa.
BUENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL, Buent Vista
Spring. Pa.
HOTEL RIVERSIDE. Cambridge Pa.
THE CENTRAL, Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
THE KITTATINNY. Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Delaware Water Gap Pa.
SHAWNEE HOUSE. Delaware Water Gap Pa.
RIVER VIEW HOUSE. Delaware Water Gap Pa.
WATER GAP HOUSE. Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
FAR VIEW HOUSE. Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
RIVER SIDE HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap Pa.
DINGMAN HOUSE, DingHan's Ferry. Pa.
HOTEL EAGLES MERE. Eagles Mere, Pa.
HOTEL ALLEGHENY, Eagles Mere. Pa.
CRESTMONT INN, Eagles Mere, Pa.
LOCUST GROVE HOUSE, r.. Stroudsburg Pa
PROSPECT HOUSE, East Stroudsburg Pa
BERWICK INN, East Stroudsburg. Pa.
THE FORREST INN, HughesyilIe. Pa.
THE DELAWARE HOUSE. Lackawaxen, Pa.
LIGoNIER SPRINGS HOTEL. Ligonier, Pa.
SUNSET HOUSE. Marshalls Greek, Pa.
THE HOMESTEAD. Milford. Pa
BELMONT HOUSE.. Mount Pocono. Pa
FAIR VIEW HOUSE, Mount Pocono Pa.
THE ONTWOOD. Mount Pocono Pa.
HOTEL MONTANESCA. Mount Pocone Pa.
DOUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
HOTEL. Newville Pa.
RIVER SIDE HOUSE. North Water Gap, Pa.
GAP VIEW HOUSE. North Water Gap, Pa.
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Massachusetts,.

ASHLEY HILL COTTAGE. Alandar Mass
THE GRAND VIEW, Annisquan Mass.
IDLEWILD COTTAGE, Annsquan, Mass.
WOODLAND PARK HOTEL, Auburndale, Mass.
THE NAUTILUS I'M, Anerton, Mass.
HOTEL PRESTON, Beach Bluff, Mass.
THE ELMS Beach Bluff, Mass.
HOTEL SOMERSET, Boston. Mass.
HOTEL WESTMINSTER. Boston. Mass.
HOTEL VICTORIA, Boston. Mass.
SANTUIT HOTEL, Cape Cod, Mass.
THE MONOMOYCK I'M, Chatham Mass
HOTEL NAUMKEAG. Cottage City, Mass.
WESLEYHOUSE, Cottage City, Mass.
HOTEL PINES. Contuit Highlands Cape Cod, Mas.
THE NORTHFIELD, East Northfeld, Mass
THE BERKSHIRE Inn, Great harrington, Mass.
THE SURFSIDE, Gloucester, Mass
THE THORWALD, Gloucester Mass
HOTEL PEMBERTON. Hull Mass.
THE HALLETT HOUSE. Hyanns Port, Mass.
HOTEL ASPINWALL, Ienox. Mass.
THE HESPERUS. Magnolia Mass
THE BLYMAN, Magnolia, Mass.
ROCK MERE Inn, Marblehead, Mass.
NANEPASHEMET. Marblehead Neck, Mass.
MENAUHANT HOTEL, Menauhant, Mass.
HOTEL NORCROSS Monument Beach, Mass.
THE POINT BREEZE. Nantucket, Mass.
SILVER BEACH HOTEL North Falmouth, Mass.
HOTEL WOODBRIDGE, North Falmouth, Mass.
EAST BAY LODGE. Osterville, Mass.
WACHUSETT HOUSE, Princeton, Mass.
TURKS HEAD INN, Rockport Mass.
MYLES STANDISH SPRING HOTEL, South Dux-
bury, Mass
MT EVERETT HOUSE South Egremont, Mass.
NEW OCEAN HOUSE, Swampscott, Mass.
THE BREAKWATER, Woods Hole Mass.
THE CoTOCHESET. Wianno, Mass
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Virginia.


SWEET e cahhYBh lsGn sPGs, Allegheny oo.v..
THE BRANDON, Basic City, Va
WARN suhPHuR SPRINGS RINGS Bath Bath CO.. Va Va:
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS HOTEL. Blue Ridge
suMMIT HOUSE, Brentsville. Va.
THE HEIGHTS Buena Vista Va.
NORTH HILL SUMMER RESORT. castleman's
5EETERseS PARK HOTEL Charlottesville Va;
THE ELKToN. Elkton. Va.
AFT AEToN \, M = FrSnt B Boyal Va o. ~
HOTEL AI.LkGHANY.. Goshen Bridge. Va.
HOTEL ALPHIN, Hot Springs. Va.
The new HoM HaH AT, f Hot sprinss Va
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Va.
MANSION Inn. Lnray, Va.
Mnh 1s sTRISGs HOTEL. am and 6ottages Mill
NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL, Natural Bridge. Va.
ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL. Orkney Springs, Wa.
HOTEL CHAAiBERLIN, Old Point Comfort Va.
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL Ocean View, Va.
RoaN6kE s4f1sf1fs Aa ss sae va
STONY MAN CAMP. Skyland, Page Co., Va.
PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL. Virginia beach, Va
GULF STREAM HOTEL. Virginia Beach, Va
Vermont.
THURBER's HOTEL. Danvine, Vt
DORSET INN, Dorset, VT.
LAKE VIEW HOUSE Lake View Franklin Co vt.
D. II. HILTON. Lowell Lake Chester, Vi,
LAKE VIEW HOUSE, Lake View House P.0., VT.
THE M0NTEERT, Middletown Springs, Vt.
LAKE VIEW-IN-THEPLNES Pouftney. Rutland
Co, Vt
THE MAPLEwooD. Randolph Center, Vt
SQUIER'S IODINE SPRING HOUSE. South Hero,
VT.
HOTEL CHAMPLAIN, Swanton, VT.
THE PROSPECT, vergennes. VT.
GREEN MOUNTAIN LODGE, Waterbury Center.
VT.
LAKE ST CATHERINE HOUSE, Wells. Vt.
STEARN-S HOTEL and Cottages. Wilmington. VI.
WOODSTOCK INN, Woodstock, Vt
West Virginia.
THE AURORA HOUSE, Aurora, W. Va
CAPON SP'G'S HOTEL. Capon Springs, w. Va.
HOTEL. POWHATAN. Charlestown, W. Va.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SP'GS, w. Va
LOCKWOOD HOUSE. Harpers Ferry. w. Va.
THE HILL. TOP HOUSE, Harper's Ferry. w. Va.
BROOKSIDE Inn and Cottages, Preston CoW.va.
ERSKINE HOUSE. Salt Sulphur Springs, w Va.
WOODMAN HOTEL, Salt Sulphur Springs, w. Va
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Kiannesfaa linn ,

Kiamesha Lake. Sullivan county. N. Y.
Only few hours from Washington to an altitude
Of LOO feet. where you will find every outdoor
recreation and every indoor comforts also superior
cuisine and an excellent orchestra. Booklet
my11-26t-14 81. r. SHARES Prop.
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Boston THE Vemd0mne

COMMONWEALTH AVENUE
A HOTEL FOR REFINED PEOPLE
Unexcelled by any hotel in the city In location
and appointments Equally attractive to ladies',
families and transient guests. Near Public Ii.
brary, Art Museum and prominent churches. Per-
fectly quiet; one block from trolley, and 5 min
utes from Back Bay Il. X. Station.
my7-s,m, 26t, IA GREENLEAF BARNES
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sEAsHOREG REAL ESTATE.

residential cottages FOR season OF 1904. ''See Us
first" A. R O..a407 Bartlett building, Atlantic
City, N. ]. my7-s-4t
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ST. LOUIS w0RLD's FAIR.
Visitors to, Worlds Fair

ATLANTIC CITY and other resorts can obtain full
informa ton regarding accommodation and have
reserva lions made Mt this office. We make no
charges; 1t is our business to answer questions.
Booklets, rates, ETC. upon request. ST. LOUIS
A SPECIAL FEATURE.
1885 n Z. AVE-, TRAVELLERS EXCHANGE.
Phone Main 1851. Il. RALPH BURTON, Mgr.
apS-52ts.10
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HOTEL ONEONTA. Shawanese, Pa.
HIGHLAND INN. Somerset Pa
THE FALLS Inn, Stoddartsville Pa
THE NAPLES. Stoddartsville Pa
WESTCOLING PARK HOUSE Westcoling Pa
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VERMONT.

VIRGINIA.
FOR RENTAL COLONIAL BEACH, FURNISH
ed seven-room cottage; one square from beach
and wharf. Mrs. K. H. CHILDS. 2134
st. NV. my13-3ts
THE ELKTON-IN THE MOUNTAINS OF vIR-
ginia-Lthia water in hotel. Large company.
Information at Room 100. Corcoran building,
Washington, D. G. Send for booklets. A. G.
DRAWBACK, Prop. Elkton. Va my11-26t'-o
THE HEIGHTS Buena VISTA Wa beautiful mod
ern hotel among the mountains of Virginia; seem
cry unsurpassed rooms with bath; dancing, fish
ing and many other attractions Send for circular.
ny10-12t'
THE LOUDOUN-oPEN MAY 49, MODREN CON
veniences. Address JOHN D. CHAPLIN, Blue
mont, Loudoun Co.. Va. my7-tf
RIVERTON VA.
Hotel Rfverton is located in the Shenandoah
valley, mountains between the North and
South branches of the Shenandoah rivers; only
five minutes walk to either river; bass fishing
opens May Is; good fishing, boating, bathing and
sort. Open May 1. Only three hours ride from
Washington For pamphlets. &C.. address T. 8.
DUNCAN, Riverton. Va. my6St'-10
HOTEL ROYAL,
FRONT ROYAL. VA.
delightful place for regeneration and rest. Sit
uated at the base Of the Blue Ridge mountains.
win open for guests 18th of june under entire
management. Cuisine, service and appointments
frst-class; good bass fishing, boating. bathing and
driving; tennis. basket ball and croQuet grounds.
Terms reasonable.
HOTEL ROYAL. Front Royal, Va.
my5-th, 8. u-13t 10
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Atlantic City.

100 so. MARYLAND AVE, NEAR BEACH AND
Steel Pier; furnished apartments for rent in de-
sirable large modern cottage; all conyeniences;
wide porches ocean view. Rooms sec to $125
for season 1t
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THE CLIFF HOUSE, Bay Ridge, Md.
DLEWHILE COTTAGE, Betterton, Md.
SPRING HOUSE, Chattolance. Md.
DEER PARK HOTEL, Deer Park, Nd.
OVERLOOK Inn, Mountain Lake Park Nd.
THE PLIMHMMoN, Ocean City, Md.
ATLANTIC HOTEL Ocean City, Md.
THE OAKLAND. Oakland, Nd.
CAMP ROYAL OAK, Royal Oak, Md
AVALON Inn and Cottages, Stevenson, Nd.
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THE LOUDOUN-OPEN MAY Is. MODREN CON-
veniences. Address JOHN D. CHAPLIN, Blue
mont, Loudoun Co., Va. my7-tf
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HOTEL SHOREHAM, OCEAN END VA. AVE.
Special rates for May. June. $40, $12. SIS. Capac
300. Open on ali sides; excellent view from each
room; elevator to street; private baths, telephone
IN rooms. Table and service the best Booklet.
For information etc, inquire II. RALPH BUR-
TON 1885 New York ave NV. W. B. COTTON.
ap28-26t.s
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Saves TMo from Death.

'Our little daughter had an almost ia.
tai attack of whooping cough sad brop.
cbitis, wrItes Mrs. W. X. Hgvilsud. O,
armonk, N. T., "bus when all other re-
medles failed We saved her life with DR..
Ning's New Discovery. Oar niece. who
had consumption il an advar ced stage.
also nsed this wonderful medicine, and
todsy she Is perfectly vel. Desperate
throat en1 lung diseases yield TO DIR.
Kings New Discovery as to no medicine
on earth. Infsllible FOR coughs and
Gods. SOC and 81 bottles guarsns seed by
Slocum Drug Co. Trial bottles free.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-06
Depth of Ocean Cables.

There seems to be no logical reason
why cables cannot be laid scross an,
section Of the ocean regardless Of the
depth. Some portions of the Atlantic
cables now 10 nse are over three m les
below the surface. There is also no
lcRical reason Why you should cont;nue
to suffer from loss Of appetite, be ching,
hatulency, sonr stomach, headache IN.
digestion, dyspepsia or malaria, fever
and ague when Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters will positively cure you. 1t has
cured thousands of other cases, probably
more serious than yours dur pg It's bali
century experience, and this, together
With the fact that promlnen mt phyeioiens
never hesitate in recommending it,
should be sufficient reason for urging
you to try it. The genuine hGs our pri-
vate stamp over neck of the bottle.
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Senator EeOar is Dead.

Worcester, Mass., Sept 80 SO peace
fully, so ca my, 80 stealhi'y did the
spirit Of Senator GeYrge f. Hoar pass
into the beyond this morning at :35,
that had not the watchers been patiently
listening to the hlttering heart throbs it
would have been difficult to say when
life ended and death came.
He had been unconscious since yes
terday morning and the end came with
out suffering. The family knew the
great senator could not linger long and
bad watched at the bedside for the
spark of life to fade.
So weak had he become through his
months Of suffering, and 30 feeble was
the pulse beat, that for hours before
death really came, it could scarcely be
said whether he still fingered or not.
At 35 the family physician who bad
not left the bedside for 81 hours, an
nounced that death had come.
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Those OF us who have to blow in 80
cents on new hinge for the garden
gate. or something of that kind, will be
interested to learn that Howard Gould
is building a seaHall around his Long
Island home at cost Of Sl,000,0O0.
The castle he is bulldog will cost S.
100000, tin cowshed $3.50. 900 ard the
chicten-house $50, 900. 1t mrst be a
fine thing FIR cov to get out of the
cactus into shed costing quarter of
a million, and "a for the chickens, it is
certainly up to them to iay glded eggs.
-Ex
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500 Reward, SIOC

The readers of this paper viii lie pleased fc
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been sble TO cure in all its sta
ges ana that is cat8rrh. Hsl's GataErh Cure is
the only positive cure now known 70 the uedi-
cal fraternity Cstarrh. being constitutional
disease, requires n constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally. tctiug
direct on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting
nature I'm doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address +. J. Cheney Il Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cons. .ipation.
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Coming.

Miss Georgia Harper will fill a weeks
engagement in Heppner, beginning
Oct. 10th. The wonderful story of o.
mile, Alexander Dumas, Jr.'s co7cen.
tion of the most remarkable character
ever created in ficion, is best interpret
ed by the Georgia Harper Companv
Miss Georgia Harper has we'll been
termed born actress, and in Camilla
she best verifes the truth of this state
ment. A woman of the wo ii, stricken
with pure love, sacrifices everything fo,
Armand Duvsl. the object of her affec.
ton, and then for his sake, at the re-
qnest of bis father, she even sacrifices
her life for him. Nogreater demonstra-
ton was ever given of the power of love
and no greater sacrifice was ever made
than that of Camille. Miss Harper is
Camille from the rising of the curtain to
the death scene as the curtain goes down
on the last act. Her work is so etlistic
that it is long after the play is over un-
til one can convince ones self that it is
only a play and not real life that has
been presented 1t is safe to say that
Miss Harper has not superior as Ca
mile on the American or anv other
stage. In this great play, especially
staged and costumed for her, she is
supported by one of the strongest com
panies that could be organ zed. Mr.
Detrick, as Arm nd Duval ranks next
to Miss Harper in histronio sblity, and
J. G. Harper as the elder Duval is ee-
pecially strong in the support.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-06
Rushing Work on Condor Road.

Rushing Work on Condor Road.
The Pacific Construction Company. in
charge Of the grading of the Arlington
Condor line of the O. r. & N. company,
now has about four miles of the new
road graded, and is pushing the work
with force of nearly 1000 men.
The Pacific Construction Company's
contract covers the grading and bridg-
Ing for the new line from Arlington to
Condor, AZ miles. The contract re-
quires that the work shall be done De-
cember 81. The ties and rails will be
laid by the O. r. & N Co., and the line
is expected to be in operation ea.lv next
spring. Much OF the route ia level, and
the work of construction is very rapid.
There is not cut nor grade on the
line that requires steam-skovel work.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-06
Geld i'm United States.

Washington, oct. 1.--Georye E. Rob-
erts, director OF the mint completed the
caicula ion Of the production Ct gold
and silver in the United States and the
world for 1908. The total gold output
of the Unit. d States is S73, 500, 900, sill
yer. 500 100000. OF this O egon pro-
dnced 81 100000 gold, 1854, 900 silver !;
Washington, $2S0,OOO gold, and $780,
900 silver. The wo1id's OUTPUT 1928.
800 GOO gold, $92 900, coo silver.
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The Heppner Gazette.
Issued Every Thursday Morning
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Last Rites for HOar,

Worcester, Mass, Oct. The fune-
raj services of the late United States
Senator Geo. F. Hoar were held here
today. The day was beautifully clear
ard cool and the residents of the citv
attended probably in greater numbers
than had ever before assembled. Thou.
sands lined the street through which
the procession passed. Al! business
was suspended.
Services were heldln IN the little church
of Unity, which the Senator attended
In accordance with his wishes these
were of a most nnceremonious nature.
DIR. Rush r. Scippen, of Brooklyn,
spoke briefly OF his personal acouaint
ance with the Senator, and Edward Fv-
erett Hale spoke at great length. after
reading psalm and offering a brief
prayer. Tomorrow the body will be
taken TO Concord for Intern Mt.
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Peary is going after the North Pole
once more. He will start in the sum
mer of 1905. If Peary does not hurr,
some one may beat him in the race. TIE
North Pole is no longer far away.
An allan duke holds the record o.
farthest north. He reached the la.i.
tude of sc degrees 33 minutes. In 1895
Nansen reached 86 degrees IA minutes,
The Duke Of Aibruzzi was only about
207 miles from the pole. If the North
Pole were new York, the Duke of Ar
bruzzi got az close as Washington City.
SciefIce in tW years has given Peary a
great advantage. If Peary goes as far
north as Ahruzzi in ship he will he
in splendid position for a 2OO-ml
dash. He can take with him two auto
mobiles. If the ice is sn Doth he can
make a dash in one Of these machines.
followed by another bearing food ard
fuel. Tbe trip over the 200 miles and
back sho1Id not take longer than four
days.
Science this year will give Peary an
other great vehicle of travel. The fl,
ing machine has already covered dis
tance of 100 miles. 1t is being 80 rap
idly perfected that before next summer
it should be equal to a Journey of 300 or
400 miles. Peary may utilize the air
ship VIXEN ne reaches the limit of the
journey OF the seaship.
Science will again help Pesrv and
will keep him from getting lost. 1t will
permit him at all times to talk with the
crew on his ship. A wireless telegraph
outfit can be installed on his sh p. An
other outfit can be taken with the auto
mobile party or with the arship crew.
This will enabl3 Peary to keep in touch
with his base.
WHAT with the automobile, the air
ship and the wireless telegraph. Pearv /!
should cover the 200 or SEQ miles over |
land or over frozen ice with little I
trouble.
Thus the progress OF invention will /
open to man the secret OF the frozen |
zone.-New York American.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-06
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