THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, February 5, 1801.
THE FORFEITlKE ACT.
OXV'TISOSD FBJU FIRST PAOB
of the porohme prioaof sii.l Inn U from
it, on pro if of tba iiui (il'it nf snoli pay
ments lie sb ill bx entitled to have t lie
BHtne, id tlio extent and amount of cine
dollar ami twttuty five rent per acre, if
bo much Las beeu paid, and not more.
Oreditiid to him on account nf and an
part of tbe purctrw prioe herein provid
ed to be paid tbe 0 lited States for said
lands, or snob persons may elect to
ttbandou their piiroli'Hea and in ike claim
on eaid laiuh under the bomestcail law,
and in providej iu the preceding section
of this not.
Wbere parties, persons and corpora
tions, with the perinisil n of Rueh states
or o.irpor.itiou. or their assigns, are in
p 9sesiiou of and buve made improve
ments up m any of the lands resumed
and restored, ami are not entitled to en
ter the same under provisions of this act,
puch parties, person, or rnrponttion,
shall have six months in wbioh to remove
any growing crop, building anil other
moveable improvements from said lauds.
it is provided that the right of purehnse
granted by this see ion shall not apply to
any lauds situated in the tnte of I iwa, nr
on any person, in go id faith bus made,
asserted tbe right to make, upre-emutio;
or bomentead settlement.
All tbe toads situated witbiu said state
bave beeu onnstrueted, except the portion
of tbe Sniiix Cxy and Ht. Paul iiailioud
between Le Mars and bioiix (Jity.
Ttie grant for this company was nride
the subject uf deiartnieiital decision of
July lib, l.W (u L. 1) , il), and a portion
of tLe lands souui of Ld Wars was by
said decision directed to be restored
but, as lar as the same are opposite mi
constructed mail they will come under
the provisions uf this net.
An application for purohase, under
this section, of lauds in Iowa, will, there
fore, be required to show that no person
Las lu gooil faith nsieited tbe right to
make a pre euiptiou or lioim-teiid neltle-
ment, upon tbe laud sought to be pur
chased.
i'utuer provision is made tbnt uotl).
ing iu this act shall be coustrned as
limning tbe riglit grunted to r uicliiisers
or settlers by the act of iMuioli 3, 1HH7,
providing for the ailiustnieut of railroads,
nor as in any manner etl'eutiug any online
of action existing In I.ivor of any pur
chaser agaiust Iih granted, or breach of
anv couvenautof title.
Section 4 has no reference to lands iu
this suite and is omitted beie.
Tbe Jijlh srctiun rovules: That if it
shall bj louud that any lands heretofore
grunted to the Noi l horn l'aciliu niilroad
company, and so resumed by the United
tit. Oes and restored to the public domain
lie north of the line known us the "Har
rison hue,1' being a line drawn from Will
lulu, Washington, easterly to tne smith
east corner of the northeast oi,e-l'oi;rth of
the southeast qu irter of section thirty
Seven east, uf tne Willamette Alerioian,
all persons who had acquired in goml
faith the title of tlia N ulhiTU l'aciliu
ra Iroad company to any portion of slid
lands priorto July Hist, eighteen hundred
and eighty live, or who at said date weie
lu posession of any portion id said land
or uaii improved me same, claiming the
same uudur wrilten connect with said
Company, executed iu good faith, or
their ueirs or assigns, as lue cne may
be, shall be entitled to puruhasu tne
lauds so acquired, possessed, or improv
ed from lue United rjtates at an.)
time prior tu the expiration of one
year after it shall be tiually detei mined
mat Hiiuli lauds are restored to the pull
lie domain by the provisions of this aci,
at the nite of two dollars and tifty cent
per uore, and tn receive patents thereto
upou proof befoul the proper laud ollije
of tne fact of such acquisition, possession
of improvement, and payment therefore,
with limitation as to quantity.
Having determined that the terminal
oriuiiiiilly established upon the Northern
l'aoitic railroad ns constructed to Wal
lulu, Wushingloii, i'1'operly separates tin
luuja earned by the construction of tin
road io that point, from those forl'eiled
by the tiist section of this act, this seciion
will have, immediate application up m
the promulgation of these instruunons.
Tun seCM'iu hIho coiilirmt to theuitv
of 1'orlhiud, iu the Hiuleof Oregon, tile
risjht of way iiud riparian rights hereto
foie attempted to be conveyed to the cit
of Portland by the Northern Pacilk mil
road company, to u strip of laud lil'ti
feet ill width, through certain descriueii
Beetioijs.
The ni.vth seotion pr vides that no
lauds forieited hy tuis act sh ill inure to
the benefit of liny Mlateorcoipoiiilion ti
which lauds may have beeu granted l.
congres.s, except as provided bythisnci.
Dor shall tne act he cinstrueil to eiilargi
tbe iitmi of land originally c ivorcd b;
any State, corporation, or persons, t
lands which were excepted from suui.
grant.
Provision is also made ngaiust the moiet.'
in aoiitliciiug limils of urnnls for a uiaii
and branch line, app-o taiuing tu uucon
striicted road and lu tVitiul by this ai-i,
inut'liig tu the beuelit of the complete!
line.
Sections 7 and 8 refer to unearned
railroad lands tu Mississippi, Alabmui
Bud other states. J
Very respectfully,
1.KWI8 A. OltOfP,
Approved: Commissioner.
John W. Noni.li,
Scoietary.
CiiAHt.Ks liiUDL vuiiii, the great Kng
lisli tree. thinker, ilied on the iiutli tilt.
IjA't'li news indicate a revolt ill Portu
gal, which in being promptly stippresseo
SusaTiiii Mitchell, of Oregon, in strung
ly tu lavor of the election of U. S. sen
Mora by a cured vole of the people.
If Oregon, lis a state, can only spent
f'2ll,ti(J0 to toll.OOO towirds securing ii
exhibit for the World's Fair, the whnl
thing lind heller go "by the board." 1
is worse than uolliing.
The Oliionlllant'es have concluded tha
they OHii work their reforms more easil'
through the old parties, and that tin
prospect for the organic itiou of mi en
t reiy independent third party is uot en
oouragiug ut the present.
Tub special j did committee on wngm
rnad appropriations, of which Senium
lilaeklUHii is chairman, has recommenlei
the passage of bills of this class, nggrt
gating $it7,Utl0. '1'he following appro
priations tire recommended fot roiuls of
our district: Monument to John l.p
"l'own,V Grant county line h
Callow, llaiuey couuty, Sl!,5lli) of tie
$,"),(HH) asked for; Duvville to Haystack
t-U.00 of the SI il.ood asked for. Th
various sums recomtneuded will be al
lowtd, without doubt.
Oi n Senator lllackmau is proving him
self to be a rustler iu the mutter of se
curing needed legislation for his section
We bear liitu highly spoken of, am
neither Grant. Harney uor Morrow will re
gret their combined choice. He is oi
important committees, among wind
might be mentioned that on nppiupri
at ions lilackiniin is n lianl woiker, and
with the assistance of Dnstin and Thorn
mil biiug out our district with
What it deserves.
ONLY A LITTLE DIFERENCE.
flow Hon. Henry Binrkman Carried Harney
Ciinnty.
Most of our cilizens bave read in the
columns of the Oregonian, the famous
interview between Heurv Blackwell, of
Long Creek, and one of their reporters.
Blackwell and the ecribe met iu tbe Oil
man office, and the former was really
mistaken for the veritable seuator, who.
by tbe way, is now doing some very hard
work for his constituents. However, a
little explanation satisfied the reporter
that it was only a case of similar names,
but the handle for a joke was insight,
w hich was manipulated as follows:
'Do von know Henry Blackinan, sen
ator from Heppnerr Of course I do; and
n v. ry funny Ih-ug happened to me or,
perhaps, to Inm-ut the iaet election.
"Henry lilackman does not tell the
story, but on the q. t. I'll give it to y.u
"I am n stockniHU iu Urant ootiutv. 1
live eighteen miles from C'tnyon City.
That Is my home, in which I have spent
mo.stof my life. 1 hiiveliouglitagreatdeal
of stock in Harney comity, and when the
annonncem-nt of ntnuinations were
made, the voters up that way thought 1
was the candid ite for slate senator, and
almost to a m in voted Tor Henry Black
man. You see, they mistook iny name,
Henry Blackwell for Henry lilackman,
and upon ray word, I believe these votes
elected Inm. He is a good fellow, how
ever, mid 1 do no regret the mistake."
OUR VICKY" UESV PKOPLE.
Con firm our statement when we s.iy that
Dr. Acker's English Itemedy is in every
way superior to any and all other prepa
rations for the throat tititl lungs, lu
whooping oough and croup, it is mngio
and relieves nt once. Ve'fTern sample
butle free, llemember, rhis remedy is
sold on a p'Sitive guarantee by the Slo-
ctim-Johnstou Drug Co.
Senator Ruley bus introduced a bill
for mi aporopriini'iii for u portage railway
ut The Da les and Celilo. This is quite
as ueaessary Tor the beueut of IVisteru
Oregon as the proposed portage railway
at the Cascades. The latter would bene
fit The Dalles only, while the Kiley
measure looks to the relief of the entire
Eastern Oregon.
IIIBBAUD'S RHEUMATIC
AND
LIVER PILLS.
These Pills lire scientifically oomponn
(led, and uniform in action. No griping
pain so eouimoiily folio" ing the use ,,t
Pills. They aie adapted to both adults
and children with perfect safety. We
guarantee they have no equal in the cure
'if Sick IIhadaoiih. Constipation, Dyspep
sin uiitl Biliousness; and, as an appetizer,
they excel anv oilier prepa ration.
Skoiietahy VMuiloin ill npppil dead at
a banquet of bankers, given at Delu.oni
Co. New York, on the a)th inst. He hail
replied to a to .at to free coinage of sil
ver, Binl had taken his seat, w hen be was
ootieed to reel, and before a phyi-ioian
could be siiiiiniimed, be was dead. He
was mi able advocate of a gold standard,
or what is oft- r termed n "sound cur
rency." Henntors Allison and Sponner
are 1) ith iiieutioueil in connection with
tbe vacant secretaryship.
THE FIRS I' SYMPTOMS OF DEATH.
Tired feeling, dull headache, pains in
various parts uf Ihe bod)', sinking at the
pit or the stoiu ich, loss of appetite,
reverishnes. pimples or sores, are nil
positive evidence of poisoned blood. No
tu it ter how it became poisened it mimt
b p i i tied lo avoid death. Dr. Acker's
Kuglisb Blood Elixir bus iever fail.'d t
lemove scrofulous tir Byphiliiic pouons.
Soht tin ler positive guarantee by the
Slocuill-Johliston Drug Co.
THE EL EC HON.
Quiet Cimti'st Ttie Mayorship Closely
Cuatf sled.
The i lection, last Tuesday, passed ofl
very quietly, uot the least distill banco
being noted, and nothing more than a
ipii'ited, thuuji friendly contest, en
tered inlo by our oitizens.
The following is the vote, nud those
tames in italics ludtcute th-.1 successful
tlalldldntcs:
For Mayor, T. J. Matlock, 1)2; Frank
Ivnlloig, III; Fur Omuciliufii, Frank
'JilliaM, 15H; 77ms, Aloryan, 127; W A
Johnston, US; ti. JJ. (Javi-iijmn, ISA. For
i roasuror. W. u. Miuoi,7:l; W.J.Leezer,
.).). For Recorder Jas. D. Ilauiiton, 5ti;
J. W. Ilea, 45; A. A. Huberts, Ho. Total
,'ole, IHtl.
Tlieie was some talk of contesting the
Mayorship, it being alleged that one bal
ot wnB uoiiuted which should have been
ltro"ii out. Iu this event, the resul
voitld tin v-t beeu u tie. The ticket in
piestitm was not "scratched" in the
isnnl manner, hut had after the names
esired to lie marked off, a simple cross
r plus mark. It was very plain to see
or w h un Ihe ballot was iuteu led, yet
his might uot satisfy the law on that
oihjnil, with which the Uazmtth's scribe
s not well acquainted, and therefore
,'eutiucs no opinion ou the subject.
WHAT A CHANGE.
Is wrought iu people who suffer from
'heiimiilisin when they take Hood's
-arsnparilhi. The ncidpy uf the blood
vliicli causes the disease, is neutrali.ed,
lie blood is purilied ami
vitalize , the aching Jtnn'S and limbs
est easily and quietly, ami a feeling of
tereue heallii is imported Hood's Sursa
nirilla has accomplished wonders for
.iiiiiisaiids siihjcot to rheumatism. Try
t yourself.
UEG ULRHE .SION CITY COUNCI U
Council met in regular session last
iloiidat evening, C. M. Mill lory acting
-lay or. Coiincihneu Jones, Morrow,
'in usworth, Mullock and MoAteo were
-resent- Minutes of previous meeting
eatl nnd npirovcd. Hahry of Marshal
it ismus, amniintiug to So I, was allowetl.
t)u in itiou, the following propoHitiou
as inade ill writing by Mr. Kieekner,
-r tbe Empire Well Auuur Couipuuy :
.''o the Hon. Manor and tuiih'tl if Uepinfr:
GusrLKMUN: liiasmiiuh us it is most
uiposNible fur me to get the drill out ol
be well I am now boring, 1 desire to
iilmiit lo your honorable body the fol
owliig proposition, to-wit:
1 will ream out the present well tn a
II mull hole tor and tu I'ouaideriitron of
,.8 per foot, to the depth of one hundred
mi tifty fi i-t. Anil is further understood
lint this contract will in no way conflict
nth our oriiMiud contract.
hlUNKIl.j
Emphik Wku. Anii'it Co.,
per J. A. Kt.KCKNKK, Agt.
Conueilnian Jones made motion that
imposition be accepted ; seconded by
Joiiiicihunn Mo.U'-e. After a spirited
lebate, it was lost by a vote of 4 to 2.
On motion the sum of $2J was lid
'nnoetl to Mr. Kleckuer, with which to
proceed with well.
Council uiljoume'l.
WITH Ely's Oremu Halm a child
dim be treated without inu t rilreml ami
villi perft'iH safety. Try the remedy. I
Mtr8 o.ituirh, Ipiy fever H-nl rohU in thw
mat) It it) tMitly applied into the nitntnla
ind yiven rtiiiW wiih the Jmt applicatiuu.
Price 50a
OBITUARY.
Rev. John 0. Kprny was born iu V.'ar
ren coiintv. Ohio, on the 12th day of
August, 1821. Fiom there, in 140, he
went to Illinois, nud to fowa in 1846. He
came to Oregon iu 18C1, and settled in
L ine 0'iuiity.
F titer Spray was converted when nine
teen years of age ami entered the minis
try early in lite, tinder the Biiepices of
the United Brethren cliuroh, nud for over
fortv years was untiring iu bis efTirts tn
lead men to Christ. He was a man of
strong will fiower, and nnoompromising
iu bis convic ions of man's duty to God
ami man, and taught the same by pre
cept and example. Mmiv will "rise up
to call him blessed." During the last
few days of hiss'ay upon earth, be suf
fered most excruciating pnin, but bore it
with much patience, and calmly waited
the end. The remembrance of what he
bad done to further the otise of Christ
seemed to be bis greatest cmfort, nnd
when ton weak to talk about earthly
things, gave many earnest exhortations
to trieuds and ueighbors that will uot be
forgotten.
He made his own arrangements for his
funeral services nud burial, nnd passed
hwiiv peacefully ut 10 o'clock a. m., Jan.
27. 18111.
".Mark the perfect man, and behold the
npiigh', for ihe mil uf that man is
peace" isn. 37:37.
It is not death to die,
To leave litis weary ronrl,
Alt'! niiilst the liru.herhond on high,
't'n be ut ho ue u iih liml.
Jcmis, 'thou Prince ol l.ii'e,
'I hy ehimc t cannot (lie:
Like Thee, Ihey ( qner fn the strife
To reign with Thee on hlti.
K. K. Thomi'son.
GrO TO
S. C. SMITH'S
FOR ALL-
Job Work Repairing
CITBOiRDS, TABLES,0 STANDS, ETC., ETC.
ALSO A FINE USE OF
MOUI,UlNr.S,MIRROHS
AND
CUHTA.IN POJJES,
IIIIUCCI' FROM THE EAST
OHEAPPOnOASH,
PICTURE FRA.MIXIi A SPECIALTY.
f-.'cxt door to V. 0. MINOR'S, May Street.
"STAURETTYS
BflBDOSEEDS!
The Rest Because Always
Reliable.
-ESTABLISHED 1874.
SI'EllL riHCES TO MARKET CAnDEXERS.
t'Scnd fur Catalogue for 1S91.3
Ad I ress, G EO. STAR RETT,
411 423. Wnlla Walla, Waeh.
HELP WANTED!
An imhirMrioiiH, intflliufnt ami enorKOtin n nn
or wimmn widniK to work ofi't hpcu'-o i;rofitnhlu
pini'loymiMit l).v lipplyiiin 'iw forthe locul (tKoi't'y
for lltiu couuty fur tli;it wonderful new book
Literary Industries
HY
H. H. BANCROFT
Tub Fam lua Aurnoa.
What in it? Keail tlio grout duily papeiBevor
wliuro for an Hiiswer. Il in
A VKItlTAllliK SUHPU1SE
ti tlio honk wurltl A rreiiturp-lums? of hriliiint
ItiHiary jnwm!n. A r' ml tfiiluxy of wit UQtl wis
doui. A Kraphic rooord uf
TIlAVKh. IN JltKNT AND AOVKNTIHtR.
Tim lifi'-ftcry of H man who, bcuinninK Hi lli
bottom round of I Iih ladder, linn, by determint'd
industry, overcome ovury obntucle iind reached
the lop.
AN I MM KNHK BALE!
nRnrp(l for nil claHi nre deeply intfrentpd in
iliiH powerful work; ni.d the prict tliR woild ovr
li;iH buou fix-! ut a phenomenally low figure,
((NIC MASSIVE VOLUME
Ovr WK1 pau'OR, bound in rrimon Ki Ik Cloth
Kilt ediH, with coHlly (!over IhhIkil, Every copy
jK'cmnpunied wiih u tine full puiro ttteet plate
porLniit of th' diritiiuruirtlied aurlior ami II ex
quiwae half-tone illubt rat ion t), 6V4xU inuhen in
81Z0.
VK WANT A(iKAT4
In flvory rnuniry, nn(l in every town, county and
8t ate in the Union. Tub tti v ok iuk iuuy.
AddroHB
Till- HISTORY COMPANY,
7.'12 Miukot St., Sim V ii-im-ii. Till. 4(11 12
CUItliKNT f.OtilP.
Ilatt & Itomig, City IJurber Shop nnd Bath
ItooniH, a.
l'ickled Vie Foot and fine Murinirte Herring
Ht D;ui Ohuut'h. a.
A fine line of Hold pent), poiu ils, el.3M at Sloeum
JohtiHton UriiK I'n.'s. a.
For White fi-i, Luko trout find Salmon in bulk
uIho Mucktuel and Htilnio'i belliett in kiU, ptt to
l.uezer tit ThoitipHo , the lending grocers of
Ueppner. a.
II. Hluckmnn & Co. hnvn nn exel '8ive General
Meri'hiiudtMe ntrre. Ktoekim-n eannot do belter
limn patio'tizH li. Hlne k man A Co., of Jleppner's
1'ioueer Urt k. n
I'tii' Morrow Comity land & Triint Co. lintidle
Ariuotir PackiMU Co.VoodH, havinB merchants
the fr iuht from l'oi'l'iind Lo lleppiter, und on
mauy tliinnH much more. a.
PerHeveraiiee, pluck and pn(erpriH( will make
money in thin wild, wild Went, but it in of no
avail iinleHH you uvl bur baruaiim. in foot-tiear.
espeeuilly. (io to Mat Kichtentluil'e for your
barftaniHin Pools una Hhoet. a.
finttinnei "lie suru and nmko those cl-then
larne. 1 expect 10 put on ton tr fifteen poiimln
Hhortly." Tailor "Yen. nir. 'I iikintr a courne of
treat inentr ( ustonier - No. X in juct back
from 111 v vacation." lfhcboliuht )uh clothes at
It. Itiaekuiau & t'o.'h eh-Kniit More he would have
no trouble in if' t intra neai nt. a.
When von want your hornet fdiod or Wfontn
repairtnl, ye tlrant county people, don't forKt't
that L. Mie, h rd hat a nhop at bX- a
iiw lit'inHier r imiiture U(. Hrt expect
in if n oar load nf Furniture from tlio
KuNt. Buy Ilmm for bin bursal 11 e. a.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Ijind ompe at Tin' DnlU'H, Or.. Jan. 1801.
Notice in hereby uteii that the followinir-
luinied Bet tier has ulcd notice of his inti-utiou to
make It mil proof lu support of his la 11, and
thai Hald lU'oof will be iiiiule he lore th Hon.
County Judi;e of Morrow County, ai U . ppuor,
DrcKou, ou .Mure 11 d, ixu, vi,:
D.VVIi WILIJAMSON',
for the NW; Sec. :tl, Tn. I N, It 'J. K, W. M.
lie nameH the following w ltnesseH to prove his
contimions residence upon and culihatlou of,
Haiti land, i.:
Ike HoiVHrd, Dora Parkins, Harvey Pttrkins
and Mo-it I'arki.is, ulioi helugUtu, or.
JOHN n . iwm,
410-41.V UeKtster.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for the County of Morrow,
hiaie oi (.irenou.
The American Mortirnse Co,
oi iH'otlutid, Limitett,
l'ltiiutill'd,
vs
Mvlan E. Handy and I'lnrhe
Hand)',
Defendnnts.
To Mylau E. Handy and l'luvbo Handy, Defen-
tlaiitB.
IN THE NAME (F THE STATE OF OKESCN,
Ol' ARE HEKEHV KKiJl'IKEn TO APPEAR
I and Hii8wer the complaint tiUM tttr iinst von
in the uhove entitletl cause, hy the tirst day of
the next reitular term ot the alwve emith-d
court, ti wit: Ma tvli .'.h1, A. I. 1SM ; and if you
fail so to answer, tor want thereof the piulntiiu
will take j'nltrticnt atainut you forthe sum of
eiijht hiimlred aud twelve dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate of ekht per cent, per annum
fro it Kehv. 4, l1.'! until paid; for the sum of
tifty six tiollars with iliterest thereon at the rate
of eiuht er cent, per annum from IH-e. 1, lS'.tt
until paid ; for the sum of one hundred ami rtfty
dollars attorneys fees and for costs and disburse
ments of this suit; and for the foreclosure of a
certain mortgage executed hy you in favor of
plaiutiiVand convex ine the following described
iiremlses, to-wlt: the JKl SiH Tp. 2 N., It. 'Jft
E-, W. M., in Morrow Co iuty. Oregon, ftud for
surh other relief as is demanded In the coin,
platht, l his summons Is published by orderof
lion. James A. ree. Jmlire ot'the sixth judicial
district of the State of Oregon.
J. N. BROWN,
411-417. Attorney for Plaint iff.
SPECIAL
TXX-bXji MARCH 1, '91.
MRS. A. M. SLOCUM
Will Sell FOR CASH Her Stock Of
DRESS GOODS, GINGHAMS,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES
AND ARTICS OF ALLKINDS
This is the tiniBof year when tliia class of goods is needed. A. small
lint- of Ladies' ami Children's OVEKSHOKSand RUBRERS
for ;;CTUAL Cost. If you need anything in this line, why
pay full price? Also a small line of Children's Clonks
AT THE COST PRICE ! -
O'her lines, including hats of all styles. Fancy Goods, etc., nt
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!!
MRS. A. M. SLOCUM'S
Sale ofNgoods at their Cost Price includes many nticlesnct mentioned.
8CALL! CALL!! Next door to T. W. Ayers' Drug Store,
Gartigues Buildiug, Heppner, Oregon.
HEY! HEY ! !
Let na po to Mat Lichtentunl's
Exclusive Boot and Shoe Store,
for onr winter footwear. He kerpa'the bent Bnckineham A neoht boots
niui STtoee, the Fargo 82 5J Shoe Burl other gooiln of Htamlanl makes. A
big stock, Fontuear must be bought oheap, quality oousidereil, to get
suuh bargains ns you fiuii at
MAT LICHTENTHAL'S,
MAIN STREET,
naiaHaiinntiaiaiiiiuiiniBiiiioiBiiwnB
tell you that
A B D v D
DR. ACKER'S ECLBSH REZDYa
for Coughs, Colds and Consumption
Modern liemeuiesf It will stop a Oouglimono ntglit. 1; will check a Cold in
a dav It will prevent Croup, relieve Asthma and cure Consumption if taken
in tin
Vnil rnn't. AtTnril t.n h without it. A 2o tpnl. ltottla nmw cnxn i
$100
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ESKor Sule by SLOCUA1-JOHNSTON Dru Co., Uuipner, Oregon.
G. B. HATT.
ritopitiETons of
THE CITY BARBER SHOP,
Id E. Minor's Building.
These Gentlemen nre well known ns hiivine Msstered the
ToiiBorinl Art in nil of its Important Features. Call on
tbem for a Good Shave or Hair Cut.
Splendid Bath Rooms in Connection.
MAN STKEET,
E. Minor's BuiKliu.
E. G. SLOCUM.
HEPPNER FURNITURE Co.,
Dealers in and
ill Hills of bM
Mattresses, Lounges, Wall Paper and Carpets.
A FULL, LINE OF CASKETS AND BURIAL EOBES. UNDERTAK
ING A 8PE0IALTY.
tJSPECIAL RATES ON PICTURE FRAMES. 5
Columbia Brewery Depot,
AUGUST BUCHLEE,
"Proprietor,
Of the Cohtmhin Brewery, nt The Dalloa, wmiM
oouutiBH that lie has (wed iroin Joiin n. racier ma uy nrewnry in noppnr, ana naa
itahlisLeil a depot at the well known dland, for the ante of the beat
Lager Beer and Porter,
either in the kog or bottled, which he will be plowed to supply cuatomereio
Any quantity wholesale and retail.
The rttblic are invited to call and examine his stock with
the assurance that they will find it first-class.
0T 'I'll" Heppnpr Depot will be iu charge of Mr. Dun Ostnen, wuo will cheer
fully nupply all orders. tf
Payette Nursery,
OF PAYETTE, IDAHO.
The Largest General Nursery
stock in the Mountains.
125 ACHES
1)N
If
Send for Catalogue and Price List.
Address, PAYETTE NURSERY,
93-8m. . Pajette, Idaho.
BARGAIN
COME ON
HEPPNER, OREGON.
WHY DO YOU COUGH?!
Do you know that a littlo cough 13 a dangerous
thiug? Aiayou aware that it often fastens on the
lungs and far too often runs into Consumption nud J
ends in Death? l'eoplo suffering from Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pneumonia and Comunintion will all I
nan u OaSiJ UJ D fl til 4r4 VtalJWa
Can you afford to neglect it? Can you trifle I
i with so serious a matter ' Are you cwara that i
i3 bovond question t!io creatost of all I
Kfn t A 1 A, 1... t ?i. . . -
; . x:-,rL uiUKKt 1UI IL. UT Wl ltO
J. H. ROMIG.
9
HEPPNER.
E. II. SLOCUM.
Manufacturers of
and Office Furniture,
inform the citiaens of Morrow and oorrounding
Jl
mil
AHT llttH COI'I'IX,
Arllnuton
We invite ynnr inpecti hi of our new Winter Gomfa. Every Department
filled t, overfl.iwiii)? with the li'test styles. Cull id and eiamioe our
elegant assortment iu
Long GioaRs, eislsrs & SHurt Janets, fairest wear.
You will find new bIhuIcs r-nd nobby fitting garmpnfs.
New Btj les in Short Slinnlder Ciipps, in Silk Sfal riush
and Astriiklmn. Reimtirnl Seal Plu.sli JiKikeU and Clonks,
silk lined and quilted, nt low prices. Children's Cloakst,
all grades We curry the handsomest Hub of
Gent's & Youth's Fine Clothing
To be found in any store in Eastern Oregon. New
styles in Overcoats and Ulsters. Fine assortment of
heavy short coats mid vests. Gent's Furnishing goods
of every description. In fact
COFFIN & McFARLAND
Always "lake the enke" when it comes to having
a complete stock of General Merchandise, suited to
the wants of this country. See the latest patterns of
Woolen Dress Goods in stripes, plai '8 and solid colors
all sold at prices to please. Finest line of
LADIES' DP MUlf SIS IlliD SLIPPERS!
Our slice department cannof be excelled in style, quality
and low prices. Hand nud Sewed shops in Button, Con
gress nud Lace. Heavy Brogans and Boots of all kinds.
hats and Caps, Woolen Underwear and
HOSIERY.
Blankets, Robes, Gloves, Mittens, Trunks, Valises, Sew
ing Machines, Guns, Pistols, Wallpaper, Doors, Windows
and Glass, Paints nud Oils, Harness and Saddles. Our
San Jose, Cnl , Saddles nre giving the best of sa'isfiiction.
We have a line assortment of isido saddles aud others.
Stoves and Tinware. If you need n cook ulove, range
or parlor healing stove, don't fail to Efe our 6tock in
these goods. Common heating stoves iu all sizes.
Hell Wagons, tt iti Miimt Plows
And Harrows, Clocks nnd Watches. Chop Feed, Seed
Rye, Alfalfa and Timothy, Wheat, Barley nnd Onts.
Blncksmith's conl, Sulphur, Lime and iSalt, Cedar Shin
gles, Groceries nnd Hardware. Feinoline Sheep Dip,
something new. Guaranteed to cure the scab iu sheep
or no pay.
A call at our Establishment will prove
Our claim of having the Largest stock, Greatest Variety,
of goods, the best equipped store, combined with low
prices, that can be found in any other town in Oregon.
To every purchaser of $25 worth of goods, wo will give
a line $i book. Orders from the country cnrefully nnd
promptly filled. Country produce bought and sold.
Agents for Christy & IFise.
COFFIN & McFARLAND,
The National Bank Building, Heppner, Oregon.
-rjust Iii And-
FOR SALE CHEAP !
My-sne Head Full E
WILL SELL II E SO VALE FOR CAS 1,011 WILL TRADE
I'OHG OU, M liltCHAN I'AULE tlOESES. THEY CAN UK
SEKN AT MY HAS 11. EKiH t' MILES SOU I'H-WE.S I' OF
HAKD.UAN. OX THE MIDDLE FORK Of HOCK CHEEK.
O R'GE W. STE WART,
HAUDMAN, - - OREGON.
llK'P.VICIt,
T. W. AYERS,
(Successor to A.
Keeps a Full Line of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent .Medicines, Toilet
Articles, Albums, Etc., Etc.
Fine Domestic and Imported Cigars Al
ways in Stock.
1'RESrHIPTIONS CARKFULLY COMPOUNDED DAY OR NIGIIT.
School Books !
W. A. KIRK.
KIRK
DEALERS IN
Saddles, Hajness, Whips, Spurs, and fvery Conceivable
Artwle kept iu a Firt Class Harness Shop.
Repnirlngf t
yon
Go to their store for tl, Troproved WHITE
five years. Don't buy eisewhere till
get oash
. ... 1 j l nil i i it
MAIN STREET.
VlAXli MePAHLA.ND,
Heppner.
9
9
d Holsisin Call!
OltEUON,
Jr., Proprietor,
D. Johnson.)
tf. Srl-.1 RW I
J. 0. KATES
HAYES
Specialty !
ner
SEWING MACHINE. Warranted for
ynn exumine their maobines and
prices.
iMtero d I era
- HEPPNEB.OREQON.