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THE WIE&Lf HEBXEfi GAZETTE. Ht3t, OREGON, OOIQHJSR 25, l&U.
THE GAZETTE.
LONG CREEK,
from the Eagle.
Long Creek's process flouring mill is
running nis;lit and iliiy. It is turnini:
ont an excellent grmle of iliur, anil is
giving general sulifaotiou.
C. (1. Castmry, who in flip filling out
in Morrow county, writes tnia olh;o that
due to matters that are unavoidable lie
is meeting v itu ill luck. Giia itH rustler
and all bo wants is time and be'li get
there.
Long Creek is to have a brass band.
A meeting was held Saturday evening
and oflioers were elected and steps taken
to purchase instrument. The busine a
fraternity of the town bhould give the
new enterprise every possible encourage
ment. The Journal that deals wholly in "foxy"
comments on typographical errors that
appear in the columns of its exuhan ges m
certainly "hard up" for neivs. No man
becomes so thorough in proof reading
but what an error will occasionally pas
being detected, and any leas'unable
minded man will pass Biich unnoticed.
News has reached this oflioa th t a
mau named Tibbetls has made the dis
coverv of an immensely rich ledge of ore
on Elk creek above the Johnny Unghes'
claim, and that great excitement prevails
Where the ledge was disclosed to view
it is between two and one-half and three
fei t 'hrongh, and is decidedly the richest
ore found on Elk creek. Just the ijuau
tity of ore in this tied, auails inline
developments.
A VVOItl) FOlt ELLIS.
From the Times-Mountaineer.
Next June will witness the election of
twocongressmeu from this stale, and
it is not premature to prepare 'slates."
In the li rat district the .Republicans ol
the Willamette valley w ill name some
eligible candidate ho will uniluubtidly
be elected, and the second district ban
also good material for the position. We
have heard several men mentioned ; bin
the 'i'lnies-lVlountaineer, aller carefully
canvassing the held, (irmly believes that
llou. W. H. Kllis, of Jleppner, would
more fully represent Kiibloru Oregon
than atiy other person, iiis interests
are identical with those of the Inland
Empire, and the greatest reliance can la
placed in his honesty and lutegiity.
Having lived east of the Cascade moun
tains for many years, he lully under
Btauds the lmpoi taiice of opening the
Columbia river to the navigation of the
producers, and "ill no doubt use Ins
utmost endeavors to accomplish this
object. We hope the next Kcmiblioaii
nominating convention will place the
name of lion. W. li. Ellis fur congress
on the ticket, in tin; .Second district, anil
we are nuiinlied hu will cany the strength
of the party.
Tub touchers of Oregon either need
the support of patrons in eudeavoiiug to
maintain order and discipline or the es
tablishment of a reform school of more
than ordiuary dimensions. The teacher
will liud his work more congenial if the
state will undertake to nssist iu edu
cating the unruly spirits. Hut nuul Biioh
an institution is founded, larger and
more thorough than anything now within
the limits of the state, the teachers are
foroed to do (he best they can. Thel'oit
laud agitation is sullicicnt to convince
one Hint this proposed school should uoi
only bo large enough to contain ah the
unruly pupils, but u goodly number ol
the parents, as well as the editored' the
Oregouiau. If these older heads are con
trolled, there will he little trouble with
the ohihlien. Jf coiporal punishment is
to be abolished, give us a bigger reform
School, Advocates of reforms should not
stop when they have shown the heal
means ol teaung down, but slmuM tni
on a little further and prove how a bel
ter and more substantial hiiucIuiu can
be established in Us stead.
PRIVATE WOHnd FOB WOMKS.
The eminnnt and naccerful electric
physicians, Drs. Darrin, have discovered
and perfected a system of treatment that
has caused a revolution in the treatment
of female diseases. Wherever their
treatment is tested and know it has done
away with nearly all dosing with nause
ous drugs and surgical operations, where
by so many precious lives have been lost.
It has proved in thousands of eases to be
a positive cure for the following female
diseases.
Ovarian tumors, polypus ulceration
and dropsy of womb, ii'fl immation, con
Keatiouaud falling of womb leucorrhcei,
painful and suppressed menstruation,
tl aiding, frequent urination, bearing
down puns, backache, hmdache, hack
ing cough, melancholy, absence of ambi
tion or desire to live, or, iu fact, auy
complaint h iving itsoriginin a disorder
ed state of the generative aud accom
panying organs, whether from onnta-giousdi.-eases,
hereditary, accident, tight
lacing, miscarriage or other causes.
Their method of treatment is harmless,
pleasant and mild.
Dis. Darrin refrain from making public
the names of hundreds of ladies who
have been restored to health, with due
deference to the delicacy of their afflic
tions. The doctors are perinanetly located at
7(); Washington street, Portland.
Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sunday, 10
to 12. They are eipiaily successful in
the treatment of all curable ohronio.
acute and private diseases, such as errors
ol youth and impoteiicy. Eleetiicity is
the principal factor iu their treatment
OCR VERY BEST PEOPLE.
Confirm our statement when we s.iv that
Dr. Acker's English Kernedy is in every
WBy superior to any and all other prepa
rations for the throat and lungs, n
whooping cough and oroup, it is magic
and relieves at onoe. Weoffera sample
bottle free. Heineoiber, this remedy is
sold on a positive guarautee by the Slo-cum-Johuston
Drui! Co.
Wiikn Columbus was made a prisoner
in Han Domingo the Governor who ar
resled him feared there might lie an at.
tempt at rescue. Ko ho trained a big
gun on the ciitrnnoo of the citadel, in
oantle, m which Columbus was conlined.
That ciiiinon has lain in the whim place
over since until now, hen Mr. Ober, a
Word's Fair repreK-nbitive, recovered it,
aud Willi ttw permission of the Governor
uSnn Domingo, brought it to I ho Uni
ted Slates. It. has been shipped In
Chief of Constriiclion lliirnliain in order
that ho may uso it iu some way in oriiu
meuling the Exposition grounds.
A wiihat blockade for Easteru Ore
gon and Washington is at hand. Port
land warehouses are full of wheat, with
the exception of those of ll.dfour, Gulh
rie & Co. Our brunch people have re
ceived word not to ship miy cars loaded
with wheat, except those consigned lo
the above-mentioned liriu. Tins move
might he construed into a plan to lower
the price of wheat, but. iu this instance
is certainly not the ease. Wheat has
been rolling into Portland for weeks
past, and as few ships have nnived (or
cargo, the bulk of Una jeais' wheal crop,
mi. mis oceu snipped, remains in l'oit-
UPI'Eli HHUl CHEEK.
Mr. Editor: Ft, bus been some time
since we have been permmitted to write
you, having been away from home most
of the time, but hope from now on, I
will be able to give you items from our
part of the country.
We are having nice rains.
Mrs. Annie Webster visited her sister,
.Mrs. R E. Ilevbiud, one day last week.
Mrs. li. li. Hevhiud is visiting her
parents, Mr. D. W. li.ord, o.u Six Dollar
U.oiyoii.
Mr. Ered Thomas has Mr. D. A
Uerren's band of sheep on his ranch for
a few days.
I hear that there am parties iu these
parts, losing some of their horses. I
nope they will find them.
The bnncligrassers have been busy
hauling their winter wood. They had
bett-.-r m.,ve to the timber.
The llami.tou threshing machine is at
Air. Ambrose's. They will go from there
to Mr. Peulnud's Saufurd ranch.
Mr. Wm. Penland was in these parts
the other day looking for the MoKeuzie
ranch, but he look the wrong road.
Hincel last wrote, there has been Borne
changes in our neighborhood. Mr. Jack
AiclvHiizie has sold his ranch to Mr.
.jini.li liurcb.
Mr. Hamilton has just finished thresh
ing bis large crop of grain. We have
not heard the average, but know that it
must be large.
I hear that a prominent farmer of our
neighborhood was calling at James Tol
ben's a few days ago. He must be con
templating changing cooks,
I here is a lady in our vioinity who
wanted a cellar, aud her husband was
loo busy to dig it. He went to help one
ol Ins neighbors harvest aud hen he re
lumed livuie she had one dug 10x12 feet.
1 feet deep. If any one has a woman
that can neat that, we would like to
hear from them, t Nifliio.
Oct 11, '1)1. '
There is more catarrh in this section
of the Country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced it
a local disease, and prescribed JocaJ rem
edies, aud by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronouueed it in
ourable. Hcieuce has proven catarrh to
be a constitutional disease, aud there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly
upon the blond and mucous surfaces of
the system. They offer one hundred ilul
lais tor auy case it fails to cure. Seud
for circulars and testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
CaT'Sold by Druggists, 7oc.
PALACE HOTEL,
Hi
II!
1 Hlt
Bio Saw!. On Nov. 13th and 14th,
Jchn Q Wilson will offer for sale in
Heppuer, 20 uiaers and colts, 20 year
lings, 13 two-year olds and 50 m ires and
weldings. Twelve mouths time will be
given all who desire, it with 10 peroeut
interest, approved security, and 5 per
oeut discount for cash. All horsemen
should be present here at these dates.
ill J.-
H.l-tu.iiTljiifl,
111
r!fif n ea is i
:rs f M mil
Heppner, Oregon,
Is Now Open to The Public !
Good Mt'ulH, ReaHonablo. American and European Plan.
First CliiHs Koonis. Free Births.
W. VON CADOW, Manager.
Formerly of U. P. Hotel Company
land.
If Tun Ileppner mill is worth operating
at all, it should be run night and day.
All (lour made iu excess of present de
mands will liml ready Bale before the
season ends. This is the Gnzotle's
opinion only, which the paper "begs
pardon" for offering, as the present di
rectorship, perhaps, knot? their business.
Wo are infoinied that as soon as water
increases in the oreek in sutlicienl quan
tity to run the mill, steam power will be
dispensed wiih and the mill run lo its
fullest oapacity.
Tim amiizingstiiteiuenl is made by Kd
wnrd Alkiiison. the eminent statistician
Of Boston, in Frank Leslie's Illustrated
weekly this week, that the invi ntion of
the automatic, sell bin ding, wheat harvest
er enabled this county to resume specie
payment iu 18711 by making it possible lo
gainer me enormous wheat crop and get
it to market.
LAST V KICK'S HACES.
Siiinu Close Contests Between Visiting and
J.ocal Horses -- llfueou Versus Uray
bil k, No lio.
The race last Friday between Joe Cot
ton and Pay Day, quarter of a mile, re
soiled in a victory for Cotton in 23;
secor.ds. The main slakes were $00
side. Little outside betting was done.
The slakes iu the race between, Dea
con and Gray Dick were withdrawal
huniiay'h haois.
Our sporting people were called out to
the track Sunday to see a quarter dnsh
iietween Geo. Ahins' JLieacou una Jim
Jones' i'im. tBI) a side, on two tirotiosi-
HonH- at the (500-yard stake mid at the
ud ol the quarter stretch. Deacon won
on both, coming out at the end ol
the counter in 112 5. "Uncle" Charley
Cochrane acted as tapper ; George Conner
and lMntik farrier, judges at the 300
yard stake and George Uarriugtou aud
Dave McAlee at the end of the quarter.
ll was a close ram , and some money
changed hands on the result.
There is little doubt but that many
persons suffer for years with ailments
that could easily becur-d by the use of
some simple remedy The followin in
cident is an illustration of this fact: My
wife was troubled with a pain in her side
the greater part of the time for three
vears, until cured by Chamberlain's
Pain Balm It has, I think, permanent
ly cured her. We also have used Cham
berlain's Cough Kemedy whenever need.
ed and believe it to be the best in the
world. P M. Poston, Pennville, Sulli
van Co , Missouri. For sale by Slooum
Johuslon Drug Company.
Morrow County Still In It. S. N.
Morgan, of Sand Hollow, won second
orize, offered by the Uural New Yorker,
for the best 18 heads of wheat, which
consisted of six different varieties. The
Hist prize was wou by a Canadian farm
er, so Mr. Morgan is the boss of the
United Slates in the wheat raising line,
from the K. N. Yorker's standpoint. We
saw some of the same kiud of grain at
Minor Bros. Saturday last, and it surely
is hard to beat.
DK. ACKER'S ENGLISH PILLS
Are aotive, effeotive aud pure. For sick
headache, disordered stomach, loss of
appetite, bad oomplexion and billions
ness, tbey have never been equaled,
either in Ameriena or abroad. Sold by
Slocum Johnston Drug Co.
SniiKP Dyino. Norman A. Kelly re
ports that the sheep are dying enroute
from the Blues Jas. Jones lost 400, J.
M. Huger 300, Nels Jones 11 bead, aud
others various numbers. Alkali is sup
posed to have been the cause, and others
are warned to be on the lookout while
bringing their stock from the mountains.
CHAS. H
DODD
IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE, !R0
a.
CO.
STEEL,
Front, First and Vine Streuts,
FARM MACHINERY.
POKTLAND, OREGON.
DEERE'S NEW
Deere
Sole Agent, fb nnrciN no whshinoton for
DEAL PLOWS. DFERE'S GAZELLE PLOWS.
Su!ky P'ow. B'icWeye Shoe Grain Drill.
Power Lift
buckeje iiuc i'rtas Graiu Uml, iiu
jLte Seeders, BiuLcye bpriiig Tooth Harrow.
ft
COFFIN & McFARLAND.
A Big Line direct from the East. Fine Stylish Huts, now shapes and patterns. Gents'
Fine bhooH, Ladiu'g und cliiklren's shuen, all BLyles. sun Jobc, Caliiornia
baddies at Factory prices. A cur load ol H'nioliue sheep Dip, a
bure Cure i'ui tlie scab.
Dry Goodn, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Mitchell
Wagons, Oliver Chilled Plows, Etc.
COFFIN & McFARLAND.
Big Brick, National Bank Building, Heppner, Oregon.
W, A. KIRK.
KIRK
milliard's Ulieniuatic and Liver Pills.
These Pills are soieutillcally com pound
ed, and uniform in action. No griping
pain so commouly following the use of
Fills. They nie udapted to both adults
and children with perfect safety. We
guarantee they have no equal in the cure
of Hick Ubadaohb, Constipation, Lyspep
sia and iiilionsness; and, as au appetizer,
they exoel any other preparation.
J. 0. HAYES
D1SALEHSIN
Saddles, Haaness, Whips, Spurs, aud every Conceivable
--Vrticle kept in a First Class Harness Shop.
Repairing ti Siiecialtji?-!
raxea eoDiier m
Go totheir ptre for the Improved WHITE SEWING MACHINE. Warranted.for
five eufs. Don't buy elsewhere tiil you examine their machines and
' get cash prices.
MAIN STREET, - - HEPPNER, OREGON.
BISUEE
Ja.mks Yates, a Eugene msn, boasts
of having the largest pntnto on record
one weighing pounds. Mr. Yates
is not "iu it." Any fanner in Morrow
county will challenge Mr. Yates to call
him and go from 2 to 4 pounds better.
The Gazette had a potato on exliliition
last year w hieh weighed nearly I) pounds.
Sol Hmsrii, the Oregon diplomat, him
returned from Tin key on a brief visit.
Two years absence has not weaned him
from Oregon's attractions,
KlUNAIi l l.AIIS.
The following is t tie interpretation of
the signal II igs as displayed on the
Palace Hotel: White flag, sin feet squsre,
indicates clear or fair weather. Wuc
II ig, six feet square, indioates rain or
snow. White and blue Hag (parallel
bars of white and blue), six feet square,
indicates that local rains or showers will
occur, and that the riiiulall will not be
general, lilnek triangular flag, foni
feet at the base and six feet in length,
always refeis to temperature; wnen
placed above number 1, 2, or 3 it. indt
cates warm weather; when planed beiow
numbers 1, 2, or 3 it indicates colder
weather; when not displayed, the hull
cations are that the temperature will re
main stationary, or that the change iu
temperature will not vary more than
four degrees from the temperatuie of the
same li mr of the nrecrdioir dav from
March lo Oc ober, inclusive, and not
more than six degrees tor the remaining
oioaius ot lie year, vt lute Hag, six
feet square, nilli id ,k square in center
indicates the approach or a smlili'n and
iiTi'inf fall iu temperature. This signal
is not in be displayed unless it is expect
ed that the temperature will fall to forty
two degrees, or lower, and is Usually
ordered at least twenty-four hours iu
advance of the cold wave. When the
last mentioned is displayed, the tern
perattire Hag is aUvajs omitted. 4W-tf.
A Mind of Her Own.
Some of the young men criticized Miss
Lehman rather severely for breaking up
the dance the evening of the 3d which
was intended as a farewell party iu
honor of M iss llattie Hill, wtio was
starling to Washington. Miss Lehman
took a six shooter nnd paraded the
streets Monday evening, presumably
with the intention of lispatohing some
of her critics, but there was uo blood
shed. Miss Lehman is principal of the
Harney sellout at 814") per month, was
elected county superintendent at last
election, and were it permissable by
the laws, would now be serving iu that
capacity.
Wealth oc Thk Blues. The Gazetie
was sliowu lust Friday some samples of
die uewlj -discovered firebrick and
building stone which was reoeutly dis
covered iu the Jilif mounlaius. Prut.
Huberts, who is in the employ of the
government, sujb that it is even a better
qualily thau the manufactured article.
Iu its natural state, beueaih the sin face,
It cau he out out iu blooks like ola, but
upon being exposed to the surface haid
eus, and the more it is heated the harder
it gets. The discovery promises to be a
bonanza.
Quick "oils. Mr. Von Cadow, of the
Palace Hotel, met with a small loss by
lire on October lSih. lie carried insiir
mice iu two companies represented by
Messrs lirowu & Hamilton, and within
eight days after the lire the above-named
lii in had adjusted the loss, communicated
with the insurance companies aud paid
Mr. Von Cadow for all damages lie bud
suifored.
Nobody will suffer from liver disease
if they take Simmons Liver R-gulator.
HOW A TIltL MAKES MONEY.
"I give my experience for the benefit
of others. I sent M.00 to the Oneen
Toilet Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, and received
3 agents out tits and my owu county for
territory. I started to of my frieuds
to work and also canvassed myself for
one month; my friends nor mvaelf never
cauvasseu oeiore, one we lonnil it no
trouble to take oiders, even clore to
drug stores for people oould not help
buying when they saw with their eyes
what these remedies oan do. I now
have nine sub-agents in the towns and a
lirauoh olhce at my home, which the
company mentions iu their advertise meut
iu our ocuuty papers."
"My clear profit last mouth was SlOc
'Jne couniy gives me all the business X
can attend to." hi.i.A Blackbuun.
Agent fur Decatur Co., lud.
This Company's advertisement aoneara
iu this issue of our paper, Ed. 436-tt
Slociim-Jobuston Drug Co. Fresh
if nods received weekly, 8.
Pap Simons & Son, the boss horse
sheers and blacksmiths. a
Uuhl, the baker. Buy your bread and
cakes aud save money, iry it. a.
New firm, ami nrices as low ns
Lioliteiitliul & Schiizinger's, old stand.
a
Coffin & MoFarland will buy wheat
at all statious ou the Heppuer branch.
Hardware? Yes, at Gilliam & Bis
bee's, Maiu St., Heppner, Or. a.
See your wife about some new furni
ture aud then call ou S. C. Smith. Full
stock. B
Nails by the car load at Gilliam ,fc Bis
b"e'a. Grant oounty people will do well
to call ou them. a.
Go to S. C. Smith's furniture store
and examine the Hue line of carpet sam
ples just received. . a
Wanted More customers to buy goods
of the Heppner Furniture Co. Great
bargains this spi ing. .
Drugs, medioines, toilet artioles and
everything iu bis bus st T. W. Avers, Jr.
Call for a refreshing ice cream soda, a
hen yon want your horses shod
FRANK GILLIAM. "
- , V i -1
DttRE'o DISU HARROWS.
The latest unproved implement for sowing p
tool for lliir. .
We also have a full line of Ttugejes, I'haelo
Vehicles, SCHUTTLER FARM WAOO.N'S
Scientific Feed Mills. Pacific Fainiimj
r Wlo
DEERE'S SEEDER?,
The most complete nud successful
;; : ' it! use.
:.. u iUi ii Wai;nim, Platform and other Spring
t-'pHii; Too h Harrows, Deere "H arrows.
Mills. IIAJSII BARB WIRE, Etc.
189
FALL OPENING.
1891.
MILLINERY !
INCLUDING ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN
Hats and Millinery Novelties. The Most
Complete Line of Ladies' and Childrens'
Underwear and Hosiery in the City.
SAXONY AND GERMAN KNITTING YARNS, ALL SHADES.
Pleas Call and Examine Before Buying Your'Fall Stock.
MRS. A. M. SLOCUM,
4tf
Opposite Palace Hotel, May St., Heppner, Oregon.
General
GILLIAM & BISBEE,
DKALEIIB IN
Store and Tinware,
Hardware
Plumber
heppner.
Alatepials, Etc.,
ORKGON
ssssssflliN m
T. W. AYERS, Jr.,
Tlie I3rttgg;ist.
Dealer in Choice Perfumes and Fine Toilet
Articles, Pure Drugs and Medicines.
Fine Line of Cigars, Boohs, Stationery, Paints, Oils
Brushes and everything in Druggists Sundries.
Call on Me for School Rooks.
Bear In mind our Stock Is Complete in Every Department.
HEPPNER. OREGON.
NELSON JONES,
President,
E. E.
BISHOP,
Treasurer.
T. E. FELL,
Secretary.
)firi
Wl li
SWEETS, FIRST IN OYSTERS, FIRST
In the Hustle with their Countrymen.
"2Flo Eleppner
.,. Five doors North of the 1'nlnoo Hotel, Heppner, Or.
fine Tntportrd and Domestic (U-gum mid Tobaccos,
sre.sli, traits and oilier Guods lleceircd Daily.
NOTICK TIMBER CfLTUUE. j
U. S. Ijoid OIIH'0, The Dnlloa. dr.. Got. 22 Isot I
Coiimhitiit linviiiB been enti'ri'il at tills oliice I
by A. J. llurHii. M.irniw rnuuty. nt!aiiit Hunt A. I
t imiiinehnine for Iniluro to eoniplv with lu'w as I
1 iniui-i 1 uiiiire tntrv No. 2'.H'. ilatoil Ki'li "S
INVI. upon the NV4 ot See. S. Tp. ;l S. U K in
Morrow t'ountv. Hn-itou. wilh a view lo tlie
oaiu'e lalton o( a.ii.1 entry; coiUoBtaiit alk-Kina
that eluimant has never liroken or eanse.t tu be
broken 6 aeres the lirst year, tlhl not break or
eaiiRo to he broken s aere the aeeood vear, dirt
not eultiiate any of u,e tract at anv time since
tiling, or caused to he cultivated: the said par
lies are hereby summoned to nppenr at this
olhee 011 the Alh day of Pee., ln. at lu o'clock
A. M. , to respond and furnish testimonv con
cerniiiR said aliened failure, w. n. Kills. I' s
toiiimissioner , is anlhorUed to take testimonv
In this case at his olhce in ileimner. Dp . ,,t m
M., N ov. '21. IMtt. John W. I.kwis.
ll,'2 lj..(.iu,r
4-
liegister.
notice -timber ctlttke.
or U. S. Iind Otlice. The l),ill.. n, a.,t on
.--.. r, .,r v.iiiiu county people, I u npiaim na lns heeu entered at this ottiec
t iisfi 111111 aj. ouru aro nun a ai,i, ' m- nnier. ir.. aiiaiiis! r ,,ri.,
1 Slcllee lor failure to c.mmlv u iti, ..u i j ..
a. 1 her Culture Entry ,o. ',.7,'dated April 111 lv"i"
few ,",'::!!!, hi TPS . K e! in Morrow
I s1'.. 1111 it lew 10 I lie cane., h,
01 said entry : contestant alleuiiiK that defend
ant has who ly hilled to comply t,h tlie T .
m,e,i , "H'""ui Panics are heix-hv sum
day of Pecenihcr, l.yn, Ht 10 o'chvk .1 J
o respond and furnish testimonv concern'
J,ca.ath,oihcelute,,r,,;,
at Fox.
When you are weary nnd need
uuuutes rent, drop iu and eee Tom Brnd-!
ley t tlie tMvedere. Uekuowe how to
ujiike you feel Ht home. 4'J7 t
A M. Ounn ia not dealinur in riuis
thoiiuh he ia q ite H Utliin heu it cmies
to horscshoeum and all kinds of hlnok
oiuitliiuir. His ehop ia opposite J. VV.
Morrow's feed yurd, Heppuer Or. Call
on bun. .
TO WOOL CW!
IF YOU WANT
To keep your Sheep healthy, and insure a Rood
cliti, use
HAYWARD'S : HlIP : DIPS.
A Sure Cure at Moderate Cost.
HAY WARD S "PASTE DIP
Mixe w ith either COI.D or WARM VATER.
HAYVVARD S LIQUID
Is Non-Poisonoua, Improves the
and does ot stHin it.
Woi Commission
Fifth and Townseud Sis.,
DIP
Wool
Mkrchants,
an Francisco
General Agents.
For sale liv Sloonm-Johnston Drue; Co.
436 474
Ihe Morrow County Land & Trust Company
PAID UP CAPITAL STOCK 25.000.
General hmim and Forwarding kk
HEPPXER. OEEGOX.
The Highest Market Price Paid for all kinds
of Grain, Sheep Pelts, Hides, Etc.
Storage Capacity:
HEPPNER WAREHOUSE: 1 IOXE WAREHOUSE.
5,000 Bass Woo,. 60,OOUO Basheld Orain- 20,000 Bn-hels Grain.
DOUGLAS WAREHOUSE:
2S,000 Bushels Grain,
T. IX. SX1VE3N-9.
E. rj. sijvtoixrsi
FOKI) thP PAINTER PaperhanB-m-i,
and all other work in his line Cheap
fqc Cash. OKoo on "th run." 4tf.
Hard Blows by the Bellows and Hammer !
PAP SIMONS & SON,
At the Old Stand on the Matlock Come".
With this Hiinouncempnt, it is hardly necessary to sav that thev liav
not LOST THEIR GRIP on doing a first class job of black-
smnuing, tiorse-siioeing, roacuiue repairing or any thius
ola it, tlicii lino Par. ...... ol 1 ot 1
else iu their
HEPPNER.
OREGON.