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I'tUL Wli,i.jX d-tjri-AjClk UUuHiv. JtJUrrAAll, UftiUjuA, .ilJLilfci 16, luta.
THE GAZETTE.
Btnxi tor the farmers.
Hippnfr needs a board of trade.
Morrow comity cau wise grain aod-
pleoty of it, duo t. it 7
Tbi Qmtte notion that Gai Jo ir
'ill wioning in tbe East.
Tm democrats, bo-chIIm!, bare cap
tured tbe leKulaiure of Ctuti.
We mrwt wnrk together and get our
flouring mill in oooUitiou to supply tbe
trade.
Oeorok Francis Train, tbe crunk of
crunks, is nliny nf n.ujjdiuR tbe globe
again in tbe uear future.
It now looks aa thuiigli Harrison would
rot be acunuidiite for president 10 92,
Blaine auil McKiblry teem to 1)3 the
favorites.
Jkssib Stbitt. the boy ulepDcrof 8ev
mour, Ind., has been tukiDgnnothernHp,
goiuv to weep nu J niv its, turn at last ao
ooulIs was still uapi iug.
The National Capital Snveings, Build-
inn a!"' Loan Aabooiatnin, of Cbicauo,
asftindiiiK loalitution, busbenn takeu
in by tbe strung arm of tbe law.
Heppneb is pulling together on every
thing of a public nature. We may
f H t rn thA tjfHk means of securing
desired results, but not mater.ally.
The Oregnninii'e telegrams report that
tbe Union Pacitio direotoM are well
aiiiivfled wild the outlook. It is well
that someone is aiitiBiied wilb tbe earth
Obeoon Eclipse was beaten by Mon
tana at JJutte ou the Hill iust , tuuninv
ereo eigliihe of a utile. Tune 1:30.
Ecliise evidently did not want to win
trim race.
Neither Cleveland nor Bill will fill
the hill as the democrat io nominee foi
president next year. Tbe pnrty must
have New Xork, hi d the nomination ol
either meaa the loss of that slate.
Lonos'I'iieet, the victor over Tennv,
bus hurt one of Ins legs, ntirl lawyer uroc
will Dot cottHOUt for it "go" the "Bwn-
back" at present. Teuny is also "ofl."
but be will perhaps oe in condition to
start in tue greut Ulncago race.
It is snid th it the leading newspapei
of Mexico are suhsidised by tbe govern,
me nt, mid that editors of independent
journals we imprisoned for speaking
tneir mind. Mexico's republican form
of gnverLineut Is ceituinly not a auoqeoa,
Gov. Fiiiiiiy, of Wanbiuglon and out
own I'enuiiyer are having a little cor
respotidenue over tbe leal interpretation
of the extiadiiiou clause of the constitu
tion. The latter will make tbe laws to
suit his uwn sweet will in every oaae
with regard toTffecta.
An exchange says to look out for
"sweuted" 6 and $1U gold pieces. After
going through lout proem tliey an
worth, respectively, $1 and 88. VVUhi
few gold coius reach Ibis raiioh are nol
"sweated" to hurt. A good muuy let ut
sweut without the money.
PoirTLANB wou unotber game of base
ball oyer tjpokaue lust Sunday, the
fntmor liuin.r Him viuilura 'I lit iht o.t-ni
of winnings of the four olub, Hpokune,
i'otiianu, oeimio auu j.ueoiua, luriniug
ine raciro xnonrmeai ' MKIu
n n; 'it'ui'iiiiXI, uTii, .lTaTTd' .&3.
tcvinn Jite ,li mi s pf j piired it
tbe EioIiiink-i Ijauk of Columbus Grove
Onto, ou the tub inet., a pistol iu each
bund, shouting the cashier and taking
01,500. Another man was shot and a
bystander on the street badly hurt. A
last accounts be was still at large.
Law Sunday Mrs. P. VV. Parker, ol
Astoria, was drowned at Clatsop BbhoIi,
while bathing. Mrs. Parker waa tin
wife of the editor of the Antoriun. Also
ou Wednesday of last week, Miss Nellii
lloise, dntighterof Judge Boise, of halein.
and Will iSieel, of PoriliiuJ, were drown
d at Illwneo. The wild, wierd wnvei
are do playlhiuga.
At HI. Paul tbe 8th inat. according to
tbe Uregoniau, lutjoo nee won a milt
and one sixteenth in 1:43 Meadowbrook
also wou a mile nod oue-eigbtb ou tin
snnie day in l:44Jg. This is oertaitil
pietty f at t'me, nod in tbe latter east
plieuiimenally so both breaking records.
From some cause I tie first mentioned
race was dtclaied off. Our locul horse
men suy it is too fust to be true.
Tim flour question is of vast Impor
tance to Ibis interior. It appears Ibat
the Uippuer mills could not supply tin
tlt niiind, thus compelling our nierclmiio
to liny ol the Walla Walla aud Wnitshurv
mills Long Uieek Kagle. There is
plenty Hour 'at Pendleton. Why not
buy berer . O. Xes, and there will l)i
plenty at Heppuer, if we mistake not the
kind of push of which our citizens art
constructed.
Our people should not pass the
mill enterprise by. There may not be
"millions in it," but there ought to be
gi;d returns on money invested, anil
indirectly a big thing. The lleppnei
Mills should be in operation tbe yeai
'round to bold our trade, and tbe latter
is quite necessary ns anything connect
ed willi our exislaoce as a town, linos
it up, oitizeus, and see what there is iu
it aud what you can do.
I.twis E. Rottkhuan, of Peoria, 111.,
whs in tbe Niagara fails exouraiou tram
which went tonnckuiChatsiiortliaboiii
four years ago. Though his wounds
healed up in a abort time, be has bud
pains iu his head ever since. Last 8 p
temherbe blew out of bis Heme a wire nail
iuebes long, badly rusted. However,
the paiuin hia head still continued, lie
went to Chicago recently and hsd an
irregular piece of oak oue aud a half
inches loiug. live-eighths inches thick
and three? Vights inches wide takeu
out of the iuside angle of tbe left eye.
Altogether it is a remarkable case.
. IrtoKHT dispatch from tbe East
says; Ai a result of the tiiud in the
Masouio fraternity of Ohio, mowing out
of the dilTurences betweeu the Northern
jurisdiction aud the Ceruean rites, there
is a split iu the Master Mason grand
lodge uf Masons ludentitled with
Ceroeau, aud this oulmiuated in tbe
creation of tbe g.aud lotlge of Ancient,
Free, and Aooepted Maaous of Ohio
which has received a charter from the
secretary of state. An irrevocable oleuae
iu the count it utioo provides that this
grand lodge shall teoognize as Masonio
no degrees iu Masonry exoept entered
appreutiee and fellow oraft muster.
Our .shall it n oi gnixe suy body us
Mhfouio which ooiifers other tbsu these
three degr es. It will not, however,
proaoibo tnyene for having taken any
fit ths so-oalUd higher degrees.
BAND HOLLOW NOTES.
Black Horse bas gone buckle berrying.
Jay Devins will finish stacking bis
graiu this week, a good crop.
Foster Adams sold bis cattle to Assess
or Mctiee a short time ago. I think be
c tiers bis horses for sale.
Billy Morrow's "Old Reliable" is Just
showing what it oan do this year wheat,
narley, rve, o rn, Un my I - -
Elmer Gentry bas about finished de
livering horses to Geo. Koasell in pay
meut for the ranch. It is a nice place.
In the long time ago I promised to
aend you some nores from this section
once in a while. This will be the once.
A. H. Stamp will finish putting np hia
ba this week and had a splendid coo
as usual. He is tbe boss farmer of this
seotion.
Henry Wade'a crop is not as good aa it
should be this year. A good farm, but
noor furming; too inuou volunteer grain.
It doa I pay.
Oeorge Bussell bus moved hia family
to Milton. He will move bis horses to
that seotion if be cau find a suitable
place for them.
Bev. J. T. Galloway has most of bis
bay to haul in yet. He is thinking of
moving to Lexington to spend the winter,
Ibe cougregatiou there want bim to
preach for them and be would have
better ohance to school bis children.
Milt and Ham Morgan have each put
up a new cow barn this summer. They
bad a good crop of nay aud grain. Their
orop of sweet corn looks hue and wil
innke a lot of fodder, whicb, together
with their hams, means butter for tbe
ti pjiiier folks this winter.
Clyde Haling is working with tbe
McCnrty & Edward thresher, oi Butter
Creek. H. N. M.
Sand Hollow, Angus: 10 1891,
IIAIID1IAN NOIKi
Headers are up iu our seotion of
the
country now.
Boru Aug 5th, to tbe wife of John
Adams, a nine pound girl. John ouly
touches tbe higu places at present, aud
thiuks it almost au insult it you don't
addreKS him aa. Papa Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Dennis, and Oobe
Williams left for their home in Halem
last week, taking with them the horses
belonging lu li. H. (ilaesfurd, which
tbey will deliver to uini on arriving.
It seemi that Ibe ynnng people of
Hurdmati are all g.-ttiug or I'oing to be
married about tbe Paine time, (exoepi
poor me.) UoDd by to our j illy dances,
for the young folks will auou all be
old married people
As the bridal couples passed through
here last evening (Sunday) the boys
made them botb treat before they would
,et them go by. Ho remember boys, al
ways have uioney iu your pookecs for
ibe treats when you get married.
Mr. Editor, please exouse my short re
port lor this time. Will try to do better
in the future. Ocolo.
Uardman.Or., Aug. IU 1801.
Bert Bosworth left this morning, over
land, for Waitsburg.
Daily stage botb ways between Monu
ment aud Lung Creek, tf
E. C. Ashbuugh waa a pleasant caller
at tbe Uuzette oluoe lust Tuesday.
Towns Mathews and family left Tues
day for au outing at Teel spriuga.
llailey is bossing tbe well work forthe
hotel oompauy, and la domg a good job
ot II,
County Clerk Morrow reports matters
aa being very quiet arouud the court
house.
Look to Simmous Liver regulator for
relief from sickuesa arising from a dis
eased liver.
John Murphy aud Willie Welch pulled
!U Huuilay for Long Creek loaded with
Jrediaudise.
TaJoTS:"1110118 Liver Regulator after
your dinner. lt prevents dyspepsia aud
indigestion. v
This kind of wCS'l"" i oouduoive
to siakuess, yet Heputf-JJ reasouubly
uealtuy Ibis year.
on"u' 1UiB "
jiu. a. luuouiuuer paasoa lurougu
town lust Friday euroute to tbe cool
allude of tbe iilues.
Three acoideu ts ou the seashore this
seusuu w ill render it uut the most popu
lar, summer resort.
Allen Evuus, of Alpine, came in Thurs
day ou his way ibe mountains in the ca
pacity of camp-lender.
Air. and Mrs. J. N. Brown and Miss
Lillie brown departed yesteiday for
their mountain ranub.
A. Hirchburg returned from La
Grande Tuesday lust and left for Long
Greek Saturday morning.
Those of Heiipuer wbo are outing in tbe
Blues or elsewhere are more uumeiuiis
ibau those lemuiuiug at home.
Minor Hi cm. ate getting rigged in
shape in their new quarters. Ditto
aloouui'Johuston Drug Co.
Prof, 0. U. Crane, of Ella, will leavo
shortly tor Cnliioruia where be has a
school engaged for the winter.
Elder Hpauldiug, ot the M. E. Church,
preached to a large cougiegatlou last
6uuday moruiug aud eveuuig.
Uuole Hilaa Blown, ot Lo ,e Kook, is in
lowu. He is tuiukiug gome ot buying
piuperty aud looutiug here.
Our spriukler man, W. H. Purmnu,
still cuuuuuea to do good work ou our
streets. U should be well paid fur it.
Mrs. Emma Kiloup will move iu from
ber ranch auuruy to school berobtldreu.
Our Heppuer school is attracting atten
tion. We hear that 11. M. Thornton is taking
yotiug lailies uut ridiug iu his uewlv-im-
prove i snlehill wugou overst AiuDully
spriugs.
The services of Elder Clspp, of the
Keoigauiaed Cbuieb of Jesus Cnrist,
have beeu quite w ell attended by our
oilizeus.
11. Blackmun & Co. have recently put
in a large sayligul in the root ot their
store building. It adds much to the
appeatauce ot the interior.
Our to n is still quiet, mjat of om
people beiug lu the uiouutaiua. Tue
cool weather ot last week did uot have
ibe effect predicted by tbe Uuzette.
Hull lloswortb, foremau ot the Long
Creek Engle, arrived Tuurs.lay eve last
ou his nay home. However, he la tarry-
mg with Ibe tiaxette folks a tew day be
fore goiug away.
Doric Lodge, No. 20, K. of P.. of Hepp-
ner, is having quite a revival iuits rauas.
Ibe fraternal orgaunatiuus. let them be
whatever tbey may, oauuot receive loo
many accessions of good material to their
rauka.
We would advise oar friends to seud
their cbildreu lo the Heppuer school
rather tbau to send them away al leu
times the expense. Tbe dueutors pro
pose to make it the best school iu Eastern
Oregou.
Dr. B F. Vaugban returned from Mc-
Dully springs last Sunday iu company
no u. u. wills. The doctor is still
ailing, Ibe springs not beuenling bim.
We hope be will soou reoover from bis
present iudlsposiliou.
Us. and Oeorge Wells and Melvin
Logan got haik iueeduy from McDull'y
springs, ihey bad a good lime, and
y that plaoeof reoreanou is mote lio-
eraley paliouiseU by ilepusriles than
loose ol any oilier secuun. j
BB A Man a'Iain.
From ths OregonUn.
There is probably nothing as disgust
ing asaaiciiy speoimen ot humanity.
By this we mean those people who suffer
iramaisease winou easily yields to med
iae! ana electrical soieuce. Tbey are
miserable themselves and make other
miseraoie. Ui cause soma doctors in
forms yon that your ease is hopeless
does not make it so. Take tbe case of
Mr. Tucker, president of tbe Bank ot
Genesee, Idano, whose oard we give be
low, ai soeaxs volumes lor Dr. Darrin
Genesee, Idaho, Aug., 4, '91
W. Damn Dear . ir: The eleotric
and medical treatment you give me one
year ago for obronic catarrh and other
troubles or nueeo years' standing baa
proved BiicoeeHtnl. i formerly resided in
McMinnville, Oregon. Yours trnly,
H. A. TUCKER.
Dr. Darrin is permanently located at
at bis office, 10 Washington street,
Portland, with a brencboUioe at "The
Normandy" in Heattle. Wasbimrtou.
(Jthoe hours from 11 a. in. to Up. m , at
half bis former prices. He gives free
aud cnnnueutial examinations to all at
the office or by letter He treats all
curable chronic, acute and private dis
eases. All tumors, goitres, warts, moles
and superfluous hairs removed by elec
tricity Curea of private diseases guaran
teed and never published in the papers.
Circulars and question blanks sent free.
Inquiries answered.
ADVERTISED I.KTTElff).
Tbe following ia a list of letters re
maining iu tbe postotlioe at Heppner,
Or., Aug. 10, 1891.
Chatuian, A B Landing, E P
Gilbert, W Taylor nam
Tokura, Newt
In oalling for the above letters please
say advertised.
A. Malloby, P. M.
BOYS AND GIKLS,
Boys may be bad (and sometimes girls)
for ordiuary Ber vice at waves, or unou in
denture, to woik, attend school, and be
Drought up ao,newbataa your own :i aud
children may be bad fur legal adoption.
Anuress,
E. T. Doolet. Sunt. Oreeon Bovs' and
Girl's Aid Society, Portland Oregon.
Strayed or Molen.
One hay horse, seven years old. hran.
ded L L ou tbe left shoulder, star in
forehead: One bay ho'se. fourteen
yeare old, branded J F conneoted on tbe
left shoulder, large, white star iu fore
head; bad a halter on when last seen,
Information leading to their recovery
will be rewarded 85 eaob. Or if deliver
ed at my rauoh on Butter creek, will
give io eaou. Ed. f .
Day.
Lena, Or.
437-410.
Notice.
To whom it may oorcern:
state to the publio that I
I desire to
will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by
ai.,u v uni;.., '
437-38 Wm, Gilliam.
FOR SALE !
A good reflidence
property, oontain-
nit? one ho re of
irronud, tiioe residence, (rood well end
otithonveB. Tbis ie a good bargain. For
partiaulHrH, call at thin office. 334-tf.
NOTICE OF INTENTION,
Land Office at The DtillcH, Or., Auif. 8, 1891.
Notice ts hereby Riven that the foliowlug-nara.
edueuler lias tiled notice of hit Intention to
make tinal proof in aupuortof his claim, and
thdtaaid proof will be made before W. H. Ellis,
U. 8. (JoniniiHaloner. at Heoutmr. Oretrmi. on
September '22, WM, viz:
UfiUKUb . MAAWKLL,
Hd. No 8!W. for the bKw of Hae. 25. Two. a
South, K 23 Euat W. M.
He names the followltiir witnesses to Drove hU
ooniinuom residence upon, and cultivation of.
auid land, viz:
Jticob Joliiiaon. Tliomai Graham A. 8. ShatU
dock and Nathan McCoy, all of liooaberry, Or.
JOHN W, IjKWIR,
4,18-443. Hester.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Iaiid Office at La Grande Or., Auguat 8, 1891.
Notice la herebv uivou that the fnllowimr-
named settler has tiled notice of hia Intention
to make tlnal proof In upportqLbijeJfij anoH
illiUIr9t -SUKie before County
v..-i
Morrow County, at iieunner. Oreiron.
on October 10, 1891, viz:
JOHN HAKKER,
lid. No 5.r)0l. for the bv: hEu and R'i RWU.
Sec. M, Tp. 1, N, K 27, E. W. M.
He names the following wltneanea to prove hia
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
aald land, viz:
M, M. McCumber, Thoa. 8oott, and J. A. Mo
Cumber, of Galloway, and Thoa. W. Avert, of
Heppner, Or.
John W. Lkwis,
4:-HS. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Ind Office at Ia Grande. Or., Aug. 8, 1891.
Notice is herebv Riven that the following-
named settler has filed notice of hit intention to
make final proof lu support of hia claim, and
that said proof will be made before VV. K. Ellis.
Commissioner U. 8. Circuit Court, at Heppner,
Or., on October 10. lwi, viz:
A lif li K u AVE KS,
Hd. No. 3372 for the dEU Heo. 4 To. UN. R 9ft
E. W. M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hfs
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
aald land, viz:
John Barker, R I.. Shaw, and D. Uttelbrldgo,
of (ialloway, and Thomas Byers, of Echo, Or.
D. M. Uttelbrhlge, Cyrus Cox, K. T, Handera
aud Sherman Uaatiua take uotlce.
A. Clkavkh,
4M-3. Ueglster.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at The Dalles, Or., Any. 9, 1801.
Notice Is herebv elveri that the folio wins'-nam
ed settler has tiled notice uf hia luteutiou to
make tinat proof in support of hia claim, and
that said nroof will be made before the Count?
Cleik of Morrow County, Oregon, at Heppner,
Oregon, ou Heptember 17, 1891, viir
Hd. for the E4 HEW tec. 12. To. 4 S. R2SK
and UVi bV4 Sec, 7, Tp. 4 S, k '26, E. V. M.
lie names ttie foiiowine wltueaaei to Drove hia
continuous residence upon, aud cultlvatlou of,
aid laud, U:
rrank till iarn flra.C. Reinlnrer. and Rilai A
Wriirht, ot Hard man. and James O. Williams, of
Hard man, or.
John w. Lkwis,
m-m. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
IjitkI Othre at LftGranri, Or., Auiriut 11, 1891.
Notice ie herebv Riven that the follow inir ntm-
ed let tier hm filed notice ol hU intention to
mnke HurI proof In mpport of hli claim, and
that mid proof will bo made before the County
Clerk of Morrow County at Heppuer, Oregon,
OU October V2, ISM, via:
W Aalil Mi I ON E. ELLIOTT
D. 8. 0331 for the 8ec li, Tp i 8, R 27 E W.
He namei the follow in wltiieiiei to nrove
hi contiminui residence uuon. aud cultivation
of, anid land, vtz:
Win. straiirht. Henry Wade. Jainer Griffith.
New tou Uritnth, all ol Heppuer, Oregon.
A. Clrwrr.
43M13. Kegiiter.
FAT
Arc made by feedlnir txd hay and grain, riving
You can gt It at
W. S. PAltMAN'S
Heppner Fed Yard,
Lower Main Street, Heppner, Oregon.
Hebai good ahetter for bugglea and hacki
raa campiug houa and cooxiug utanaUa,
OREGON
State Normal School,
MOXMO UTH.
The Leading Normal Scool of the Northwest.
Beautiful and Healthful Location. No Saloons.
BOARD OP KEG E NTS;
Hia Excellence, Sylvester Pennover, Governor;
Hon G. W. McRride, Secretary ot State; Hon E.
B. McElroy, Huperiiitendeut of Public Instruc
tion; Benjamin tchoineld, President; J. B. V.
Butler, Hecuefarv; Executive Committee: J. J.
Daly, P. W. Haley and J. B. V. Butler, Polk;
Jacob Voorhees, Marion; J.-C. White, Polk; Al
fred Larey, Clackamas; A. Noltner, Multnomah;
New buildings, new apparatus, full faculty, light I
expeiis3 kiiu lance at-ieuuanro. iormai, Aa
vanced Normal, Business, Art aud Music depart
ment. Special attention given to phvsical cul
ture. Volunteer military organization. Those (
receiving oipiomas are authorized to teach in
any county in the state without further exam
ination. Tuition has been reduced in Normal!
and Business departments from 4U to 25 a year!
A year in school forflfiu. Expenses: Tuition!
in Normal and, Blialness 6.2o per term of tenj.
wwki; ouD-ormai, .t per term; Doara at isor
iuBt uming nan,ii.,)uperw,eeK; iiirnisnen roon
wnn ugnt ana nre, ft per week; board in prjvat, i
families, l:t.60. First term opens Sept. 22. 1891
students majf-te.r any time. For catalogue
address: . 1. JU CAMPBRI.J-, A. I t., Ffr--.. or
J. iVI HOWBLL, A. JYI., Vioe Pre.
Whitman college.
The 4dest, best equipped, and most thorough Institution of hieher learning in the Inland
Empire. OiTefsTiiHiructlon in three College courses and three Preparatory ones. Contains a high
grade Normal School and Business College. Excellent iacillties in Music, Art, Elocution, Book
keeping, Penmanship, Stenography and Tvpawriting. Begins its twenty-sixth year of academic
and tenth of college work
jYXoxxclAy, September 7, 18D1.
For CaUlogue or Admission, apply to A. J. ANDERSON, Ph. D..
President of Whitman College. Walla Walla, Wash.
For admission to the Ladles' Mall apply to Mr. N. F. Cobleigh, Superintendent. 438-441.
7. XI. BIMOW8.
Hard Blows by the Bellows and Hammer !
PAP SIMONS & SON,
At tbe Old Stand on the Matlock Come'.
With this announcemnnt, it is hardly necessary to sny that they have
not .LUST TH Hil K Uiur on doing a lirst class job of black
smithing, horse-shoeing, machine repairing or my thing
else in their line. Pap Simons' Old Stand,
HEPPNER,
W. A. KIRK.
KIRK
u
DEALERS IN
Saddles, Harness, Whips, Spurs, and every Conceivable
Article kept in a First Class Harness Shop.
Repairing a Specialty I
on hand the
Go to their store for the Improved WHITE SEWING MACHINE. Warranted.for
five yeare. Don't buy elsewhere till yon examine their maohines and
get cash prices.
MAIhBTBEET.
- GO
FOR
Lb.WQrfer8p5hiug" aria Tur'niture. Cupboards Tables, Stands
Baby Buggies, Mouldings,
Samples of all kinds of
Picture Farming a
Agent For the La Grande Marble Works.
NEXT DOOR TO MINOR BROS., HEPPNER, OREGON,
I Have For Sale This Year
,000 BUCKS,
-CONSISTING OF-
I5Q0
Al 2500
KNOWN IN THIS COUNTRY AS THE
Ross kwm mi
Will have 500 forsale
in Heppner this fall.
For trms euqaire of Thos. Morgan, Agent, Heppoer, Oregon.
CI ins Ctinningjlinm,
432 tr
nwmV..'. ' l '-
" ' a , ri tj i-i
COFFIN & McFAHLAND,
A Big Une direct from the Eait Fine Styliih Hata, new abaiet and patterna. Gents'
Fine Shoea, Ladie'a and Children's Mtoea, all stvlea San Jose, California
baddies at Factory prices. A car load of FeruoUne Sheep Dip, a
8ura Cure for the bcab.
Dry Goodd, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Mitchell
Wagons, Oliver Chilled Plows, Etc.
COFFIN & McFAHLAND.
Bif Brick, Nation Bank Building, Hcppntr, Oregon.
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OREGON.
J. C. HAtEH
HAYES
Celebrated HeDDner
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. HEPPNER. OREGON.
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Mirrors and Curtain Poles,
Carpets J ust Received.
ts to Order,
Thoroughbreds
riLOT ROCK. OREGON.
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' PALACE HOTEL,-
Heppner, Orocoiii
Will Be Open About the Mid
die of September, 1891.
FIRST CLASS ROOMS,
SPLENDID TABLE,
MODERATE F'RICES.
FREE BATHS.
W. VON CADOW. Manager.
Formerly of II. P. Hotel Company
Odd Combinations.
NAILS AND SUGAR.
PEARL BARLEY AND PADLOCK
Strange Combinations to be Found Only at Tbe Combin
ed Grocery and Hardware Store of
P. C. THOMPSON COMPANY,
.DEALERS IN
Groceries. Hardware, Tinwnre, Confectionery Wood &
Willow Wave and Agricultural Implements). .Agents
for NEW HOME Sewing Machines and IMPERIAL
EGG FOOD.
LUMBERMANS' TOOLS A SPECIALTY.
Tnble Cntlerv. 8hrir. Sciasnrs, Pncket Kniven. and RizorH at
llpmnrkiibly Low-. Pi icpr. Speoiut iuducementa to Cmsh Cus
tomers. Oive ns a trinl.
tf. Corner Wain and Willow Streets, Heppner Or.
NELSON JONES,
President.
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The Morrow County Lid f Trust Company
PAID UP CAPITAL STOCK $25,000.
General Forwarding k
IIEPPXER, OBEGON.
The Highest Market Price Paid for all kinds
of Grain, Sheep Pelts, Hides, Etc.
Storage Cnpacitr:
HEPPNKR WAREHOUSE:
5,000 Saga Wool. 60,0000 Uunhrl Grain.
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LA9
art.OOO Buahela Grain,
HEPPNER BAKERY!
May Street, Heppner, Or.,
C. lit XJ II T, Proprlet o r.
KEEPS FRESH BIADXAKES, PIES
AND CONFECTIONERY.
FINE CAKESforWEDDING PARTIES
Etc., Made to Order on Short Notice.
SATISFACTION GURANTEED
AND .
PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
C. RTJP1L, Proprietor,
May Street, - Heppner. Oregon.
FRANK GILLIAM.
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a 5 t i i w it:, i' s
GILLIAM & BISBEE,
DEALXia I
General Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
Plumber's Materials, Etc.,
HEPPNEIi.
The Heppner
Min Street. Opposite
nonpros of bll
rmc .mponei ana Domestic Liyrars and Tobaccos.
FRESH FRUITS AND OTHER GOODS RECEIVED DAILY,
I TOMATO KETCHUP HAMMERS.
CANNED GOODS & AMMUNITION.
BISHOP,
Treusurer.
T. E. FEhU "
Secretary.
10NE WAREHOUSS; i
4v,uuu oKanejs uraio. v
WAREHOUSE:
T. H. BISBEE
OREGON
Candy Factory,
City Hotel. Hrnpner. Or
kips of comm.