THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, April 2, 1891
Union Pacific Railway-Local Card.
No. St, mixed. leaves Hepnner f:IS it.
No. &', " arrives " S-JU p.
i:i.i it, m.
5 JO p. m.. daily
except Sunday
C-sVKoiV AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Htnge lenves for Citnynn City daily,
excel I Sunday, t6:30 A. u.
Arrives-daily, except Monday, at
6:00 P. M.
Tlif re ip : Raving of 16 bonrs in time
and 10 ir cash by taking this route to
Canyon.
rMII8 PAPUKis kept on file nt E. C. Dikn'i
1 Advertisi-iff Anenuy. rtl Riul (to fllercliftiits
Excluuur, Han r'riuii-inco. ('ulifurnin. where uo..
traow for (ulvHrtitiiiiR ran be untde fur it.
11. W. L'MLKKCO..M9 Ffth street, Port
land. Oreiton, are nuihorized tn make advertising
ooulncu fur tlie Ueuunor (iAZh'TTB.
THE GAZElTE'd AGENTS.
Lexinelon, W. H. McAllister.
Wiifjner, J. F. Sorny. .
Arliutjtou, Mr. Beuuett, Moody's ware
house. Long Creek. Eagle.
illowiiy, Boh SlniW.
Gooseberry. Or.. W. S. Pnrmnn.
Cumns Prairie, Osoar DeVuul.
Mntteson, Allen MciSVrrin.
Nye, Or.. 11. C. Wriirht.
Hiirdimin, Or., C. M. Spenoer.
Hninilton, Grant Co., Or., Mattie A.
Radio.
Inue.T. .T. Carl.
Prairie City, Or., R. R. McHaley.
Canyon Citv. Or., H. L. Parrisb.
Pilot Rnck.'G. P. Skelton.
Diiyville. Or., Mr. A.lnnin. P. M.
, John Jay, Or.. Postmaster.
Atbenn, Or.. .lolin Edinir'nn.
. Pcudletmi. Or., Wm. G. McCroskey.
Mount Veruou, Graut Co., Or., Post
master. Eibt Mile, Or., Mrs. Andrew Asu
baiitfh An agent wanted in every precinot. tf.
Here and There.
Danner, Photographer. 96-tf.
Geo. lord is up from Ella working at
his trude.
Mr. 1 ry Wilson is now owner of the
Belvedere.
Work whs resumed on the artesian
well Mouduy.
J. W. Gilmore was np from tbe Lower
Columbia this week.
Fred'Poppen nnd familyVere over from
Eardinaii Tuesday.
Tims. Qiiaid retnrnr d Saturday from
the John D.iy country.
Ask Morris Ball how many callers
ihe hud Sunday eve last.
Mrs. Walter MoAtee is recovering rap
idly from her recent, illness.
Mr. F O. RnoUniini and wife are visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Tlieo. Danner is a rustler aud gets there
oil the s ime taking pictures. 96-tf
,7ns. Jours pnrohased 1,000 head of
cheep from Andy Tillard last week.
The F. O. B. Cigar Co., of Salem, Or ,
trnut a first class traveling salesman.
See ad.
Spring stirs np till Idle. Yon lose year np
Peine, lii'l weak, l o hot, mill Oil 1 so tired.
Take Simmons Liver Iteitulamr.
Coffin & McFarland have shipped Mor
row county potatoes as fur east as Kau
as. I speaks for itself.
Felix Johnson was over fron Butter
oieek last Monday with a load of apples
of his owu raiaiu .
Citv p isonera who onnnot pay their
Hues should he required to work them
out on our streets,
Gilliam & Bisbee commenoe their
print: trade with a nice display ad. It
penks for itse!f -next week.
Win. Radio got in Monday from Walls
Wnlln. nfter a tussle with "grip." He
was on his way to Loug Creek.
Mrs. Marv E. Warren has moved her
tock of millinery from Main to May St.,
in the old "Cash Bargain store stand.
Robert L L'lr'e. brotner of IsBac
Iiarge, nnlW A. Tillard arrived Mon
thly from tbe East, and may locate here.
W. R. Parman has purchased the Lower
Veed Yard, and begins his career as a
business man of Heppner, with a display
d.
Dan Rice savs grasshoppers are hatch
ing out iu ihe vicinity of Hardinanby tbe
millions, bat they will likely uepan Be
fore "crap" tune.
Xdinnv Orton. of Prairie City, and
W. W. Hinton. of Long Creek, will ship
three carloads of stall fed oattle from
Heouner to-morrow morning.
The new nd. of Coffin & McFarland
Ifinms no with a out of where they live
They are a progressive firm and deserve
to succeed iu every particular.
Orimd filearanoe sale of hats at H
Blsoknian & Co's. Pi ice reduced from
5to2 amU2.50to 1. Drop in ami
get yourself some dandy head gear 19-lt.
Cheslter Sargent's "10 cent" delivery
rto tonk another turn mound town yes
terdav afternoon. Tne waeonmakers
have a standing job on Chest s outfit, tf.
Alvah W. Patterson, brother of Ihe
n...-ttu nnnomnnnieil by onrZie, is ex
pected goon 'roui Indiana, the hayseed's
paradise auu lue zioiue ruuuu ui
'uauer."
Married- At the City Hotel, at 7 o'clock
on Tuesday eve, Mr. A. L. Spray, of this
dace, ana 'Miss Mil Griltiu, of Council
Grove. Oregon, Justice Rea performing
the ceremony.
Heppner's Cornet Band have rental the
miner story or ,1. n. nniu u ui,huiuK,
nnm.oila t h (lazHtte's rettlietio Quarters,
where will practice and keep band they
Drooertv hereafter,
Geo Conser. of the First Na
tional Bank, spent Sunday last at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rhea, on Rhea
nrek. the iiarents of Mrs. Conser, with
whom she has been visiting.
Officers and members of Dorio Lodge
No. 20, K. of P.. are reminded that the
i,ul,u muiii every Tuesday evening in
(hHirflas'le Hall, in the lower brick
Let ns have a full attendance.
Messrs. P. O Borg, Press C. Thomp
son and C. A. Rhe.i leturned Monday
evening from Pendleton, where they
successfully "rode the goal" through tue
Chapter degrees of Masonry
Nn. .imp the nnort that Cason
Canyon, he) nnd Rhea creek, is in bad
nnndiiiini iiuunssable. Melting snows
li.if ont izrput trulleys in that pait of tbe
road from Eight Mile to Heppuer.
We hope our oonncil can see their way
olenr to build a sidewalk t the depot,
and also other parts of the townon
South Maiu street, for that matter. We
think our taxpayers will gladly bear the
expense.
J. E. Maslerson was cilled over from
John l)ay as a witnessou the Deal case
which was to have been called at the
March term of court. By mistake lie
was ordered to appear one week before
time set for holding court.
Mis. Freboh haB vacated the Liohten
thal hoarding home nd moved into the
Rood property, opposite tbe artesiau
oil. Mr. and Mis. N. 8. Whetstone
have takeu charge ot the boarding bouse
Tbroiiitb euro "hook or orook," the
notice of the Heppner school district tor
ruled hula to repaint the sohonl house,
waa pnblished iu laat week' issue full of
errors, lor which the printer is respon
sible. The word "repairing" was used
for "repaintine," and the da e of notice
' April 25. '91," instead of March Zi. '91.
bee notice in this issue as it appears cor
rected. It is quite likely that Mr. and Mrs.
Pry Wilson will tke cbarue of the Pal
ace Hotel when realy for occupancy,
with Mr. Jas. Bradley as mixologist in
ehare. Mr. and Ms. Bradley arrived
from Pendleton Tuesday evening, and
for the present Mr. Bradley will look
after the needs of the Belvedere's cus
tomers. Io the case of Ahrabamsick vs Tattle,
a suit to recover rent, the jury returned
a verdict last Thursday in tavorof plain
tiff to the amount of $150 and costs.
Mr. Tullle appealed the case, however,
and it will be tried in the circuit court
next September, unless settlement is
made sooner.
Blue blood counts in horses. "Sandy,"
Nelse Jones' still lion, was dammed by a
tnormiublired mare by Sir Colins, Keg.
ister No. 2022, got by Eoyal Sandv No.
3993, was imported from Scotland two
years ago, aud cost, landed in New York,
82,100, aud shows himself worth the
money.
Mrs. A. M. Slocnm's opening nf spring
millinery is in progress at her well np
poiuted establishment on May street.
In this connection it will not be nut of
place to mention her large ad. which ap
pears in this issue. Bead it, aud observe
that the progressive prosper.
Ed. L. Matlock has been rustling on
his ranch of a seutiou or more, south of
town, fr the past two weeks, aud hav
ing completed his fencing aud other op
erations, has departed to gather np his
horses, which lunge near the Columbia.
Heman Cnlwell, one of Eight Mile's
bnchelor resideuta, Nconmpauied by Bill
Iiigrutn, a well-tried Benedict, were in
our oity Saturday last. They oomplniu
of nothing else but muddy roads, aud
that's not a bad thing here, is it?
We are, without doubt, iu the artesian
belt of Eastern Oregon, the strike at
Butter creek goiug for to prove it.
Andrew Rood has just recovered from
the "grip."
OBLIGE UJ.
As we are going to open a new set of
books, all pereous ow ug us on account
are renuested to call aud Bettle the same,
either by cash or note, ut your earliest
convenience, aud oblige.
419-420. JjEEZKIt & 1HOHP80N.
Mrs Win. Rudio is reported a ouite sick at
Dayton, ttasn.
bee Mrs. Marv E. Warren's "Cost Sale" of Mil-
iluery, llry UouJu, etc.
Mr. J. a. SDrav took charee of the Liberty Meat
Market o.i tne ist lust, ftoiead.
Mr. Minor, brother of Kllis Minor, is in from
the Kast vihidag- relatives here.
Chas. Maun was over fro.n the Mann Bros'.
posseasioi.s on Butter creek, Friday.
Jake Johnson, the well-known mayor of
tioosuerry, wus seen in town lust week.
Andv Cook, the Butter Creek stockman, re
ports grass shore in his neighborhood,
on Saturday last. Ben French lost his house
aud conte.its over la Caatas prairie by lire.
Bishop Morris, of the Episcopal Church, will
be here to hold sen ices o.i the olh and ulli.
Henrv Welch and family left for the John Day
this nior.iiug, where they will live this summer.
This nllice was the recipient of a call from MrB.
W. it. Kills and idius Juste Miles, yesterdoy after
noon.
Henry Wade reports an occasional snow bank
yet liiureri.il! ou his premises at the head of
sand liullow.
Gov. Ilea and family have moved from oppo
site the Gazette ouiee to Kills Minor's property
ou May s.reec.
8. J. Freed.nan, representing Esberff, Bach-
mau v Co., ot 1'ortta.iu, vlsueu ills customers
here over ouuday.
MissJusie Miles, one of Heppner's teachers
for the past year, left this inoruiug for Camas
valley, ujugias io., ut.
Alhprt tlR:nin. of Balm Fork, left his dlmen-
Biuus iur a.ioiher year s trouble w ilh our laiuily
puruus plaster yesterday-
F. J. llallock haviuir completed his labors as
deputy clerk, is rus.icating at the ranch of
V . u. iuttuu, ueiuw luvu.
Grant Kobison. Clarence Lonir and Frank
Whit.aore are UD fro it UuiUbijldt Co.. Cal.. to
assist lu shearing .dorrow county's shlip.
Dr. A. L. Fox. who has been attending Mrs.
Joe Luck, uau, repor.s her as almost entirely
recovered from her recent aud set ere illness.
The staats Zcitung. a rattling good German
paper of rvmlaud, i.uw callB itself the Oregon
otaa.s iciliu.g, a.id has cdarged to a ti-col folio.
rhtt. r.Atp. called on our foundry Saturday
and sued hliiisell up for one more year of the
Gazette. He leel sorry lorour irteuus, qui mey
wtll have the paper auynow.
Twenty odd hardworking Scandinavians ar
rived here recently to locate ho.nes and grow
no with the country. Ihey will stop over
in the Gooseberry a.id Eight Mile sections,
dome of then are men ot means. We wel
come such to our county.
A new race track up on Jas. Jones' ranch is
one thing that is bei..g built now that is pleas
lug to horsemen. It is planned the shape of a
kite, haiing two nice iwu-yard stretches, on
whit horses can make guud time, starting
place aud "pule at sa.ue place, SB in a circle
tracx.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Potter gave avery pleasant
whist iinrtv to a number of Iricuds last Friday
eve, o..e feature of the occasion being an elegant
lunch. Mr. George Thuruto.i and Miss Inez
voruz took lirst pri.es, and Mr. Harry Warren
and Miss Katie .Morgan the "booby" prizes. The
guests ail report an enjoyaDie ttuie.
THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE,
II will be gratifyiug to all who realize
the vital necessity of purifying the
blood, to know that Hibbard's Rheu
matic Sjrup can be relied upon as a
blood mediciue. Mr. B. C. Robiuaon, of
Marshall, Miub., says:
Ohstlkmbn:-! have suffered intense
ly from b:lliU8nesa aud rheumatism for
over three years, and tried so mauy rem
edies that I lost i.U faith. Hearing ot
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup I bought
buttle aud it helped me. I have now
used four bottles, and it has restored
my liver and kidneys to healthy action,
ami done more to uurtfy my blood tliau
anythiug I have ever tukeu. I am pleased
to recommend it as a wuuderful blood
medicine. Very truly yourt,
B. C RobI.vson, Marshall, Mich.
Sold by T. W. Ayers, Jr., City Drug
store.
FOR SALE I
A Fin
and
2U0
Fine rnncb of 609 acres, well-watered
I iuiumveil. Una 1UJ fruit trees,
200 acres b itloia laud, 75 Here of
luendt'W Krnss, stood timber ou the plane,
vao nt laud utljounug, seven miles weal
of Hardmuu, Morrow cuuuty. Or. It is
well ntluided fur n stuck or dairy ranch.
For uurtioulars, enquire of
BKUWN ft HAMILTON.
13-tf Beat Jiutnte Agts., Uepuuer, Or,
BICYCLES.
Wait for Fred T. Merrill's Catnlofc-ne,
out iu h few dHys. Oyer 400 fine Bull
Besriuif Utillow Frame Warranted au-ei
Bicycles. Ohsu or iustailmeDts. Type
writers. C innei). Skittes, ete, in stok sud
txiu jltt. sold Had rxcuautfed. 127 Wash
ington St., PortlHud. Or. 819-lt.
NOTICE.
Sealed bids for repainting- the Heppner
School bnildiiiK "ill be received ot the
ottioe of the District Clerk, Ul-trict No.
1, od or before April 21, 1891. Kiglit
reserved to reject nny end all bids.
8cificatione call be seen at the pott
i ffi ie.
Heppner, Or., March 25, 91.
Or u Patterson.
Cbairmau 60I100I Board.
C. M. Malloby,
JJiatnvi Clerk. A18-i21.
Chinamkn Disohabohd. On Hnndny
night last. Marshal K minus raided Sam
Lee's wash bouse, capturing K on Lee
and three other Celestials, who were
hiling away the moii'itonons hours in
that elegant pastime, denominated "hit
ting the bamboo." All but H:itu Lee
were put ill tiie city jail, he giving bail
for his appearance Monday morning. 'Ihe
marshal had an abundance of evidenoe,
as be not o ily caught the Chinamen
smoking op'um. but filled the recorder's
oflioe full ot pipes, lamp", "Engshe" and
other parapbernlia. The three China
men that were j tiled on Sunday eve.
pleaded guilty under the ordinance on
opium smoking, and not having money
to pay hues, were, returned Tor safe keep
ing. Sam. however, fought the case.
ilh Gov. Rea as council. (W. R. Ellis
for tbe city, and succeeded in proving
tbe worthlessness of the ordinance pro
blotting opium smoking, anm was re
arrested, however, tinder another ordi
nance, hut a jurv decided that it. did not
hold good iu his case, so Sam Lu e and
his relatives were all liberated. The
marshnl only did his duty in this matti r,
nnd should not he hlnmed for fulling to
convict tbe Chinamen. Our cottnoil
should provide our town with a city at
torney, anil have him mend tbe gHps in
our city laws, ns well as frame all new or
dinances. II is uot economy to coutiuue
longer iu the old rut.
'One ot my customers came in to-day
and asked me fur the best oollgb niedi
oiue 1 had," says Lew Young, a dp mi
nent druggist of Newman Grove, Neb,
"Of oonrse I showed him Claiuberliiiu'a
Cough Remedy and he did uot ask to see
any other. I have never yet sold a medi
cine that would loosen aud relieve a
severe cold so quickly ns that remedy
does. I have sold four dozen of it with
in the last sixty days, and do not know
of a single oase where it failed to give
the most perfect satisfaction." 50 cent
bottles fur sale by Slocum-Jobuston
Drug Co.
That Hotsl. It is not for lack of ap
plications that the Palace Hotel is va
cant. People make the inquiry daily.
"Why is this hotel not opened?" Well,
there has not been sufficient tune for the
company to get their affairs arranged to
end of buying furniture. Everything
will be perfected by not later than May
15, and perhaps earlier. The report is
also being circulated, even by our own
citizens, thai the stockholders would
sell out for25oents on the dollar. Wedo
not believe a word of it. The editor of
this paper, for one, will not take a cent
less than the stock cost. That hotel wns
limit for the benefit of Heppner. If the
stockholders establish a first-class hotel
they will be satisfied, even if it does uot
pay one cent of dividends. However, it
will eventually pay a fair rate of inter
est, and iudirectly benefit every man in
the place. In any event, so loug as no
one else but the stockholders are losers,
there should be no grumbling on the
part of busy outsiders. It is fortunate
for Heppner that there are citizens in it
who realize there are others in the world
besidets themselves, nnd who have busi
ness eontigh to see that by belpinar
thers thev help ourselves. Our inter
ests are mutual; let ns work together.
The ioiii f.tiricaed.
The facilities of the present day for ths
production of evcrythinj that wiil con
luce to the material welfare and comfort
jf mankind are almost unlimited and
.vhen Syrup of Tigs was first produced
.he world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular it becomes.
From Willow Ckkbk Minks. W. G.
Scott says the tunnel on the "Little
Laura" is completed 110 feet. They cal
culate to tap the ledge 4:)J feet from the
surface. The Gazette has confidence
that this mine will prove a bonanza, and
tbe Willow oreek district, ere long will
attract as miion attention as Greenhorn,
Cornioopia, and many other noted sc-
tions of Eastern Oregon. Only last
week, a sixth interest nf the Little Laura
was sold to Frank Rogers nnd Will
Yerkes, of Heppner, for a neat consider
ation. Eli Keeney was arreBted Saturday and taken
before Gov. Kea, charged with assaulting "Shcp.
A jury discharged him, as there was not evi
dence that Mr. Keeney did anything more than
to preserve order in his saloon.
OVERWHELMING PKOOF.
Jutles 11 S. St'-alim, Avsncintr Justice of ths
Supreme I onic in urton, r.x-iuuyur
llill, Proiessor Ixwiney ami Al
llermall Scroirijin 'XVwtifv
as to the Wll iiry of
Or. LUr-riii's
Treatment.
From the OrcROiilan.
Sit ruiii'h liits been Slid on tbe evbject
of electricity nnd its murvelnns results
in I be care of diseases almost by nature
that it seems useless to 8 iy more.
The following prominent names 01
people, some of whom are known thmiiith
out the state aud nation, speak volumes
fur Dr. Darrin and his new end sure cure
by electricity. Wo understand the duo
tr dives medioines when required,
which added to the electric treatment,
makes his ptaotioe doubly sure. Glance
at the following names nf people who have
been cured and are nuder the dootor'a
treatment: Judge E. 8. Htrahn, Albany,
Or., Ei-MayorO. H. Hill's son, Albina,
(Jr., dit-baniing ear; Professor J. P.
Looney, Hillsborn. Or.; Alderman W. A
ScroKifin, 272 Alder street, Portland, Or.,
deafness.
Mrs. V. A. Morris, Newberit, Or.;
asthma and broi.ohibi ten years; res
tored two years bki.
Mrs 1. B. Kennedy, 251 Sixth street;
rheumatism thirty-tive years; onred.
E. A. Shaw. Forest Grove, Or.; total
deafness; an far restored as to be able to
hear ordinary convtrsntBon.
Mrs. E. Mann, Union house, corner
Sixth and E streets, Portland; cured of
painful rbenmatisin.
James J. Mt-Guwan, 127 Thirteenth
street Portland; heart disease, pnlpita
tioit and nprvmis debility ; cured.
Geortie K. Papenlwrif, Tnnlitnn, Or.;
Deafness 10 years so he could scarcely
bear asonndj enred m twenty tninulna.
Mrs. John MoGinnis, Vancouver,
Wash , paraljzed arm enred 16 years ago
by Dr. Darriu, while in Sun Friiiit ico.
Dr. Damn treats all curable, chronic,
aoute and private diseases, blood taints,
lost or failing manhood, nervous debility,
effecte of errors, excesses in old or yunutf,
loss of memory, diseases caused by tner
cury in the improper treatment of private
diseases. Ulhoe YU wnHiiWKion sireet,
Portland, Or Hours 10 a. 111. to 8 p. m.,
daily. Examination free and confi leu
tia!: mutation blanks and circulars sent
itnitis to any address; patients cured at
home after nue visit to the doctor's
office. 419 If.
RELIABLE MEN
07iMTl.n ua truvolinir aulAnmen for a
first class Cittar Company. Must give
Kood rtfeienoes.
t . v. a. uiuAit iv.,
419 42C. Salem. N C.
UIBEHTY
Meat Maricet
Keep constantly on hand Fri-sh ft'id Halt afi-atf,
ytsh and Poultry. Hbtl.t-t Ca-ti Price
Ioid lor all kinds uf Fat tt'ock,
SPRAT BROS,
UEPP'8, - - OJtEGON.
WHAT HVE3 18.
The following la an outline of a discourse de
livered by Eld. S. B. Letson, at the Baptist
church In this city, on Friday evening, March
31, setting forth the position of the church of
Christ (Christian church) in regard to what
saves us.
GOD'S SIDE.
God saves ns 1 Tim. 4:1c
I.ove of God saves us
John 3:lli
Grace of God saves us
Mercy of God saves ns ...
JesuB saves us
The Holy Spirit saves us
The Gospel saves us
The Blood of Christ Baves us
..Titus
.... Titus 8:S
...Matt. 1:21
itom. 8:9-13
...Hum. 1:10
....Horn. 5:9
THK HUMAN SIDE.
nearing saves tiB Acts 11:14
Faith saves us Hcb. It :ti
Hepentance saves us 2 Car. 7:10
Confession saves us Horn. 10:9
Baptism saves us 1 Peter :l:2t
Prayer Baves lis Rom. 10:1H
We wive ourselves l'hll. 2:12
We Bave each other 1 Cur. 9:22
Let man attend to the human tide and Godwin do
Hit part.
This cuts up by the roots the two theories that
"man can do nothing to save himself," and that
sinners are saved by "faith only."
A Flowing Well. The lepnrt came
in from Butter creek late last week that
the diamond drill, which is being used
for oonl prospecting at the bend of Butter
oreek, had sirnok artesian water. This
has since been verified by Mr. E H
Locke, who returned from the mines
early this week. The How wns strmk lit
adeplb of 300 feet, aud it baa been de
monstrated by the use of piping thai it
will rise to a considerable height This
well is only 10 miles from Heppner, and
proves clearly that there is artesian
water on this side of the Blue mountains,
and that we may yet get such a well in
Heppner. The Heppner well is com
pleted to a depth of 050 feet, hut the
project should not be considered a fail
ure till n depth of 1,500, at least, is reach
ed. In the event that no flow is had.
our well is not n loss, for it has already
been demonstrated that there is already
an inexhaustible supply of water to be
bad by pumping. Citizens of Heopner.
take a fresh supply of "oouruge,' and
'get in."
DR. ABOHN.
AT PORTLAND UNTIL JULY 5th
DR. ABORN, Fourth and Morrison
Streets, Portland, Oregon, tbe most suc
cessful physician on the American ennti
nent for the speedv, positive, absolute
nnd permnoent cure for Catarrh of the
Head, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pneumnmn
and consumption. Twenty-five years'
successful practice.
Instantaneous relief and permanent cures often
effected upon first consultation.
Dr. Abnrn, by his original, modern,
scientific method, effects
Speedy and radical cures of tbe most
ibstinatc and long s'anding cases
of Nasal Catnrrh, Ozena, Deafness, Dis
charges from the Eire, Asthma, Bron
chitis and Consumption.
Also Stomach Disorders, Bilious Colio,
Gull Stones and Jaundice, Heart, Liver,
Kidnev, Bladder and Nervous Affections;
Diseases of Men. Also all ailments pe
culiar t. women.
Dr. Aboru can be consulted from now
until July 5th, when he leaves for
Europe.
Note. Home treatment, seen rely pack
.ed, sent by exprois to any part of the
Piicifiu Coast aud Tei ritories for those
who cannot possibly call iu person.
111-jnne 1.
GO
FOR
Job work. Eeoftiririe ntid Furniture. Cupboards Tobies, Stands
Baby Buggies, Mouldings, Mirrors and Curtain Poles,
Direct from tbe East Cheap for Cash.
Picture train a mill mm to Drier.
WAV
Agent For the La Grande Marble Works.
NEXT DOOR TO MINOR BROS., HEPPNER. OREGON
;r. OFT. SIMOKTS.
Hard Blows by
PAP SIMONS & SON,
At tbe Old Stand on the Matlock Corner.
With this Announcement, it is hnrJIy necessary to say that they have
not LOST THEIR GRIP on doing a first class job of black-gal
smitliinc, horse-shoeing, machine repairing or any thing
else in their line. Pap Simons' Old Stand,
HEPPNER, OREGON.
RESERVED FOR:
GILLIAM & BISBEE, .
Hardware Merchants,
HEPPNEH,
AT THE LOWER
FAtt? HORSEiS!
LIVERY I FEED STABLE!
Fed well with hay nnd grain and well groomed. Customers never go
bHck on the place where they get their money's worth. Camping
ground for teamsters and cook room adjacent, all free to purchasers of
hny aud grain. Rigs for drummer, aud the public generally.
W. S. PAKMA-IST, Prop.,
(3UCCE3SOB TO SARGENT 4 KEIKFEB.)
IIlSXVLVIre, - OREGON.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at U Grande, Or., March 4, 191.
Notice is hereby given that the following,
named settler has tiled notics of Mb intention to
make Anal proof in support nf his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Morrow County, at Heppner. Oregon.
on April 20, W.U, viz:
D. 8. No. 1032S. for the TM 8WW. NWU KWSt
SW14 NWH fee. i Tp. 4, 8. R. 27. E. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Konert MalteBon, Geo. Gray, J. w. Lane,
J. Cunnltr, all of Heppner, Oregon.
A. CLKAV,
416-421. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION,
Land Office at The Dalles, Or., March 10, 1S91.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice of his Intention to
make tinal proof in support of his claim, and
that said pruof will be made before Ihe Frank
H. 8now, li. 8. Commissioner at Lexington, or.,
on May 1, lbitl. viz:
MARTHA J. PEKLAND,
(widow of Henrv Penland, deceased.)
Hd. 2510, for the BE Sec 35, Tp. 1 S, K 24 K,
W. M.
She nameB the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Robert J. Hill, George W. Pperrv, MrB. Eliza J.
McAlistcr and Latua Barnett, all of Lexington,
Morrow Co., Or.
Jobs W. Lswis,
416-421. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Litton!? it Tt? Dtll-i, Or.. Mir. 9, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
nained Bettler has Hied notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said prmvf will be made before the Coun
ty Judge of Gilliam County, at coudou, Or., on
May 2, 1891, viz:
JOHN CHANCE.
Hd. No. 2019, for the EU NEW and EU SEH Sec.
4, Tp. 4 S, R. IB, E, W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
James Royse, J. N. Hyatt, J. W. Scrivner and
T. J. Davidson, all ot Gooseberry, Or.
John W. Liwts,
418-423. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at The Dalles, Or., MarchO 19, '91.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention to
make tinal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Judge of Gilliam County, atCondon Oregon, on
Mayii, 1SD1, viz:
JAMF.3 W. HYATT,
Hd. No. 1195, for the NW NE, NJ4 NWfc and
SW KWIi Sec 10, Tp. 4 8, R. 23 E, W. M.
He names the following witnesBes to prove his
continuous residence upon an cultivation of,
said land, viz :
James RoyBe, John Chance, J. W. Scrivner and
T. J. Davidson, all of Gohseberry, Oregon.
John W. Lewis,
418-423. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at La Grande, Or., March 16, '91.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Died notice of his intention to
make final proof in Bupport of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Morrow Co., at Ueppncr, Or., on May 2,
IS'Jl, vU:
SYLVESTER T. TIPPETTS.
Ds. No. 1027S, for the W'X NWI, BE NW !t, NW
i, SW!4 Sec 12, Tp. 2 S, K 28 E, W. M.
He natneB the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Jerry BroBinan. J. L. Ayerfl, 0. M. Vinson and
D. M. eresley, all of Lena, Or.
A. Cl'.avf.b,
417-423. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at La Grande, Or., Feb. IS, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam
ed settler has tiled notice of his intention to
make liual proof in support of his claim, and
that said pruof will be made before W. K. Ellis,
Com. U.S. Circuit Court, at Heppner, Oregon,
on April 4, 1891, viz:
JOHN J. POTTS.
D. 8. No. 10,429, for the S NW), and lots 3 and 4
sec. 2, T 2 S, It -27 fc. V. M.
James Gurner. take special notice.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
coutlnuouB residence upon, and cultivation of,
soid land, viz:
Thomas McEntire, Terrence McEntire, Robert
Johnson, Andrew Tillard, of Lena, Oregon.
411-19. A. Cliavek, Register,
TO
ALL
X3. Xi. BIMOIfBi,
the Hammer
OREGON.
MAIN STREET-
"!!fc-,.
NO CAT
ASTROPHE.
Only selling to make
Spring stock,
How's
Overalls, 15,25 and
ren's shoes, 25, 50 and 75 cents a pair,
less than half cost.
SPECIAL BARGAINS in everything es
pecially in dress goods remnants.
DON'T YOU FORGET the P. S D., in the
PIONIBR BRICK,
H. Blackman & Co.,
MAIN STREET, HEPPNER, OREGON.
For First Quality Goods ot Lowest Prices,
LEEZER & THOMPSON
DEALERS IN
Hardware. Tinware, Gmcnies, Confectionery, Wood and Willow Ware.
Agents for New Home and Favorite Sewing Machines. Luinbermaa's
Toole a Specialty. Highest market price paid for farm pro Jooe.
tf. Corner Main aud Willow Streets, Heppner Or.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
land Office st Ls Grande, Or., Feb. 27. 1831.
Noties is hereby given that the folio Inff
nsmed settler has tiled notice of his intention to
make anal proof in support ot his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Couuty
Cierk of Harrow County . Or., ou April 1Mb, 16'Jl,
T ' WALTKIt CROSBY,
Ds. N. ri!i, for the B'x SB !4 and 8E sWVi Sec.
i, Tp. SB, It 27 E, W. tf.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of,
said laud, viz:
Wm. II. Yerket, W. R. Newman, Thomas
Owens and Andy bteveiison, all of Heppner, Or.
A. Curtves,
41V4M. lien Ister.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Uod Office at The Dalles, Or. Feb. 27, '91.
Notica is hereby given that the followtug
named settler has filed notice ot his intention to
make dual proof In support of his claim, and that
aald proof will be made before W. It. Ellis, U. H.
Comuitaslouer, at Heppner, Or, on April 11, 'VI,
D. W. BA1RD.
Hd. No. 1907, for the WU NE14 and K'i NW4
See. S4. Tp IM.H 'Jf. K. W. M
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous reaideuce upon and cultivation of,
said laud, viz:
W.H. Rush. Herve Rush, W. 1! UcAtee and
Joseph Tolbart, all Ueppurr, ur.
tfVBia IV. A.KWIP,
room for an immense
soon to arrive.
This?
50 cents a pair; child
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
UndOmce at Ths Dalles. Or., Feb. Is, lltl.
Notice Is hereby given that the followlne
nanied settler has filed notice of his intentlea M
make final proof ill support of his claim, and
that suid proof will be made before County Judge
of Morrow County, at Heppner, Oresoa, ea April
14,10111, vU:
ALFRED H. PALMER,
Hd. No. 3116. for the W'4 SW, Nl'SWJi, mrV
sK'i bee. IU, T i , R JS E.
lio names the following witnesses to prove kle
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
sul'l laud, viz:
Henry Whltson. John Yaunt. Wm. Kataa. G. M.
Peck, of Lcxliuitoil, Oreson.
at A-li Jons W. Lswis. Rasister.
FOTICE OF 1NTENTXOK.
Und Office at La Grande, Or, Feb. li, MM.
Notice Is hereby given that the followlnff-oasi-ed
settler has tiled notice of his Intontloa vs
muke llual proof In support of his claim, as4
that said proof will be made before Couatf
Clerk uf Morrow Co.. Oregon, at Heppner, Ore
gon, ou April 4, Ism, viz:
PAT KELEOBAR,
D. 8. WVi, for ths NK'i NWV and IfU KKU
XK'i NK' see. an, T 1 , It E. W. 14.
He names the following witnesses to prove hit
continuous retideuce upon, aud cultivation o!
said land, vlx:
John Kenny, Felli Johson, Thomas OUflllen,
James Diiigherty, of Heppner, Oregon.
Albert iUuf lake special notice,
all-la. A. Cuuvga, rUlTa.
bUUXUMS.