THE WEEKLY HEPfSEB GAZEITE, aKP-tysifilt, QUEZON, XOYEMHliH 13, ?1.
THHCAZETTE
TssOregoniau says tlie Chilian outlook
It (tanning.
The dispute between Brazil nnd Ar.
(rentine has been referred to President
Harrison (or adjudication. It is claimed
that the trouble is being fomented by
English agents.
Wheat is going up, no- We bear thai
it is selling as hih as 81 cents at x
ington today. A little brush with Cbili
will make it $1 a bushel and more, which
price may be reaobed this season, iu au
event
Thb South Amerioau Journal, of Lon
don, England says: The business res ill to
of the reciprocity measures of illume an
already discernible in the trade of the
United States. Even Englisbjcompanies
operating in Brazil are now purcbaaiuu
supplies largely in the United States, i
secure the benefit of the reduction of 25
per cent, in duties.
The Town Talk, of Astoria, and Mer-
ourv, of Portland, have been indicted by
the United States grand jury, the former
for being mixed up with a lottery scheme
for the purpose of increasing its circula
tion, the other for sending obsoene matter
through the mails As there are laws
regarding the rights and privileges ol
newspapers as well as anything else, tht
line mnyt drawn somewhere.
A liKPORTEit of the Evening Telearam
intei viewed Governor -Vnnoer recently
on the subject of calling an exira sen
pion of the legislature, and bis exnelleu
oy stated positively that be is opposed
to It. He tlnnhs that tlie general gov
ernment should provide for the building
of Tlie Dalles and Celdo purtago road,
which is auol her one of the governor',-inonnsisteiK-ies,
in the faoe of the fact
that only last winter ho blloed the
Cascade portage hill to become a law.
This portage is now in partition, but i1
gives no relief for this upper oountrv,
though a step in tne right direolion
Every farmer and stockman of Eastern
Oregon is auxious for au "open river."
We Can and Do
Guarantee Dr. Acker's Blood Elixir, foi
it has been fully demonstrated to tin
people of this country that it is super
ior to all other preparations for blood
diseases. It is a positive cure for sypbi
litio poisoning, Ulcers, Eruptions am!
pimples. It purities the whole system
and thoroughly builds up the couslitu
tion. Sold by Ulooum-Johustou Drug
Co.
THIS INBTIIUTK.
An interesting Session Wlilrli KenVrts Credit
oil uui'Hupt. and Teaeliers.
As the Gazette, B"me weeks ago, pub
lished the program of the institute in de
tail, it is not ooiisidered necessary to
again repeat it, as it was carried out to
the letter, with very few exceptions, tin
teachers participating witli a hearty
goodwill. Institute convened last Mon
day morning with a fair attendance,
which increased iu numbers and gener
al interest as it progressed. Eveumu
sessions were held in the M. E. church,
the superintendent being ably iiBsisteo
in bis work ou Monday liml Tueada
evenings by Prof. J. H. Stanley, princi
pal of the tlillsboro schools, and ex-ail-perintendeut
o Morrow county, and on
Tuesday evenings by .State Sunt
E. b. McElroy. It would certainly mil
be proper to overlook the able efforts ol
the choir, quartets, trios, duets, and the
instrumental solos rendered by Mrs. J
N. Brown and Miss Lizzie Matlock du
ring the evening sessions. The presence
of our people on these occasions, with
such ooiiucil as various ones gave, was
well received.
One important action of the teachers
in yesterday morning's session, was the
establishment ot The Morrow County
Teachers' Union, an organization to im
prove the capability of teaclurs with a
view of increasing salaries and the gener
al upbuilding of schools in this county.
It is not known that any other county in
the stuto has taken steps in this direo
tion, and our teaohers deserves credit
for Kteppiug out boldly and demanding
their just dues for what they purpose to
give tne public as educators.
An impromptu banquet and enfertaiu
Ulent was a pleasant feature of last
evening after exercises at the church. It
was gotten up by the ladies of lleppuei
for the eiitertaiuiueiit of the teachers,
who eaob invited a few friends. This
being the oase it is hoped that uo one
will feel slighted by receiving no invita
tion to attend the affair, as it was not in
the power of our ladies to extend invita
tion ou this occasion.
In roferriug to the musical part of last
evening' entertainment, the Gazette is
pleased to say that it was a success.
The toaBls were responded to with zeal,
and iu all it forms a bright page in the
best of Bocial events among the people
of Morrow county.
NOTES.
Prof. A. W. Wier w is iudisp ised last
evening aud ooalil not attend the ban
quel. Miss Julia Hurt and Mr. J. 0. Hart
rendered one of their beautiful selections
at the banquet last evening.
The singing of Mrs. I'herou E Fell,
and also that of Mrs. C. il. Charlton,
assisted by otherB, was loudly applauded.
The efforts of Supt Saling to build up
the schools nf Morrow county are til ing
appreciated, tie is proving himself nn
able mail in this oapumty.
The Gazette believes that Heppner
bas gainedthegoodwill of every teacher
of Morrow county by her hospitality
during the Institute.
It is to be regietted that space will
not allow the Gazette to make more ex
tended notes of our teachers' gathering.
You did ell;couio again next year.
Some excellent speakers and music
al talent were overlooked iu last eve
ning's entertainment, but blame not the
master of ceremonies for it, as he had
less than live minutes to arrang the
programme. Let him oil' this once.
A move should be set ou foot to es
tablish the "Normal" plan of institutes
(or teachers in the stale of Oiegou. A
four-week's review iu the branches, with
thorough drills in theory and practice of
teaching, would raise the standard of our
educators.
In addition to Profs. McElroy and
Btanley, the following teachers were
present at the institute: 1.. W. Lewis,
T. E. l)aie, Prof. A. W. Wier, Prof. T.
C. Aubrey, Inez Voruz, May Bailey,
Ada Bedford, Eva Wier, Q. T. Mounts,
Maggie White, Mr. lialsiger. Miss Conlev,
Mark L. Noble, Thou. Morgan, Belie
Toonias, W. P. Snyder, Maud Hanney,
CA Hudson, (i. C. Johnson, J. E. Tib
bets, Lilhe Ballard, Martha Neville, C.
W. Keed, Etta Keed, II. L. McAlister,
W. J. Cantvvell, J. W. Shipley aud Frank
(Shipley.
Hibimt-d's Klieuaisiic and Liver Pill.
These Pills are scientifically compound
ed, and uniform in notion. No griping
pain so commonly following the use .if
Pills. They aie adapted to both adults
and children with perfect safety. VVe
guarantee they have no equal In the oure
of Sick Headache, Constipation, Dyspep
ia and Biliousness; and, as an appetizer,
they excel uoy other preparation.
A LESSON SEEDED.
Judging from telegraphic reports, the
government is unticipaliug a jar with
i:ioli. Kvervthmis imIiiihiim mid excite
went ut tlie navy yards ol tne Atlaunu
ooust, as the work of repairing war ves
sels, ready for service, goes meauily on.
iuis looks ominous, and from tne tact
that Chill, under the junta government,
is not inclined lo make uuy amends lot
the receut slaugnter of tne Daitiuiort's
sailors at Valpai also, leads one to con
clude that it does not bene geueral op
pearauoes, aud tnat war s luimiuent.
A war Willi Chill would uo us some
good. Uowevei, It would be very uiuuu
like a mother applyiug lue Keen limb ol
a peach tree to her uuiuly child iu
bnug it under subjeociou. The early es-
lablibhmeut ot me Uulted mates ol
America, as a republican government,
the hard tussle of our leVoluiiouary In
cu rs to establisu tbe same aud the se
vere conliict in 1812, preceding aud up
to that date, witu tbe motner country lo
seoure her respect aud our rigbis as a
tree aud luUepondeut nauon among tbe
powers ot Ibe earth. Bellied to re v. r tbe
jestiny ot tne Ameriuas as to tbe kind ol
goveruuieut must acceptable lo Ibem
i'ueu lolloped ihe famous "Alouroe doo
irine" of 1817, preventing foreign inter
leieuce by luituer acquisition of tern
lory. i'he fate of Maximilian,
who, iu ItilH, through the assist
auce of tbe French, and while the Unit
ed Scales was involved iu civil war, be
came established as Empuror of Mexico,
reminded tbe powers ot cue hemispbcie
that, thuugii Monroe Lad long eiuoe g-uit
tiom tbe land uf tbe hying, Uis pi ind
oles suit prevailed. Tuis ou'riue b.f
servtd to inculcate our contlutui wit,,
ibe desire tor liberty, and uo kind ot a
goveruuieut under Ibe sua utt'ords murt
(it a people Uesinug to enjoy tbe full
est o its measures of iiidepeudeuoe tUau
, republic. Ihus Hie Uuned Stale?,
early iu us hisiory, set up a policy nbiui.
uas not only made it strung, but lias ai
most made it tne unoousciuus protecto
rate of tbe many lepuulics ol bom Num.
and South America.
In a certain measure, Chili owes what
little republicanism sbe tias to ttie Unit
cd amies, il now appears tbai the lat
icr, while not allowiug Cbili to pass uu
der foieigu duunuatiou, will be uumpe.l
ed to adiiiinister u cbastisiug. Ac
stnt d before, it will prove higuiy bene
ucial. Since the civil strife of the Uo".-,
our navy has beeu Constantly diuudmn.
down, with the exception, perliaps, ol
tbe lunt five or six years, i'nl tbe pat,
oige of tbe National Guard nut, oui
ilaodiug army consisted ot only 2o,ullu
uieu, aud many ot them not euuu uc
ivoiud inke the most Valuable soldiers.
Our coast defenses are ot au anoieut pat
tern, aud it uttacked by modern war
ships of even a fourth rate power like
Chili, which, by the way, is quite for
midable ill tbat line, it would do a wou
derlul amouut of damage buto.'e it Cuuid
oe chicked. A nice lut e rouud win,
Chili would cause us to more olusely fol
low the old uUiige ot nations, "In tiiueui
peace, prepare tor war." We can mar--ibal
a laud army secoud to none in tut
world, but our weapons are not the la
test. Our navy cau he made quilt
strong iu a shot time, aud wt
cau boast eveu now of having sonn
as good warsuips us float, but wheu oui
coast defenses are Considered, the
simply amount to uutiiing. "Arbilru
tionl Arbitration I" has beeu theury, am.
under it we have beeu led tu conside
.var a tiling of the past, not appareuto
thinking lor a moment that some little
unail-lry power would get its baclt U
ind bombard the lile out ot uur co..h
cities heiore we Could belp oiirseive.
Tbo ehaaliseuient of ibe impudent ires
passer, wtituu would surely lollow, wotiiu
not restore the ruiued properly. T'Ui
large powers hold each other in
check, so the principle of arbitration nm
settle their grievances for years to come,
out we must not overlook the am,,li,
powers, as our country is luuliued to do.
Wuile tlie preci his 'Mlouroe doctriue'
yet serves us well, the Culled Slalei
in I era i es loo muuh foreign interference.
Iu Chill, and in every country on Hit
bemisphere, European interests are found,
aud they e.eu go so far as to meddli
with governments, iu their desire to
(cither these interests. United Stater
ueeda broader iiilerpietationof lue'Wtou
roe doctrine," a more powerful navy aud
modern weapons, may Ulna stir us
up sutliLieutly to see it.
U'UEA T MO V EVENT.
Large quantities of wheat lire now be
ing delivered along the Heppner branch.
Up to date there has beeu shipped from
Douglas 1SU cars, Irom lone lid, Lexiuu-
ton til) and Heppner tit); total 4UJ cars;
estimated at 275,UUU bushels. bhippeii
oaiculuto that two-thirds the crop it
gone. lteiently the Portland warehouses
have been iu such a crowded ooiiditiou,
Hint with one exception, warehouse men
have directed the railroad company to
bring bo more n bent lor them Horn tint
scotiou until further orders. Tne com
pany have plenty of cars, so that the.'
have furnished them to the local waie
houses for loading, mid have side-tracked
the loaded cars until shippers can re
ceive the wheat. Uules Poitlaud deal,
ers commence to unload, the railroad
company will soon have all cars iu use
lor storage purposes. The railroad com
puny have certainly done their part so
far. The want is ships into which wheat
may be loaded in order to sllord apace
iu Portland. The Orcgonian is in error
concerning the Portlaud blockade.
Some tune ago it said there was none
down there.
Therd is wheat iu oars on side-tracks
along this branch which has beeu loaded
over it week, the consignees of which
are tumble to receive it. At one time the
M. Co. L. & T. Co. hail over 31) ,000 bush
els iu cars aud ou platforms, ready to
ship, only awaiting notice that Portland
WarehoiiHe men could unload cars it for
warded. Our latest advice is that it is
vet on the switches. The blockade be
low has made no ditlWeuce iu the price
up this way, as local dealers are pur
chasing freely, and there is pleuty of
room for storage in the M Co. L. ft T.
Co. 'a warehouses along the line. Seventy-six
and one half to seventy. eight is
being paid. A large lot of lilue Stem
at Lexington attiacled competition last
Saturday. It seems flint buyers eon
oluded Unit if they could uot get it at a
profit, they would run it up on each
oilier. It Dually sold fi r Si! 1 s' consul
etably more than Portland value, freight
added. It is safe to say that uo more
buyers will bid on pool wheat again this
year.
tint) Kewai-ii. 1100.
The readers of the Gazette will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science bas been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the on
ly positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a Constitution
ill disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly uhii the blood
aud mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying ( tie foundation of tbe
disease, aud giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so tuucu faith iu its cu
rative bowers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case thai it fails to
oure. Send for lit of testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, 0.
5"Sod by Druggists, Too,
OVEKW HELMING I'KOOF.
Of the Superiority of Eloctriclty In the
Cure of IliKfHM-N Ijj Dr. lari-ili Who fan
Doubt U'lleu Mo Many Tenth?
So mnoh h"s been said in the praise of
Dr. Darriu that it seems useless to add
further proof of bis u underfill skill. We
take pleasure in publisbing, h wever, tbe
following opeu Oard with other refer
ences :
Mr Elitor. Dear Sir: About three or
four years ago 1 t ok my boy to Dr.
Darriu and put him under treatment fur
scrofulous blood poisoning aud dropsy.
ine doctor soou cured bun and be ohb
rot bad a return of tbe trouble siuce,
so tbe cure is permanent lo this day. I
bad the boy at the hospital, nn ler the
0 rre of several physicians, aud they gave
nim up, wheu I employed the services of
Dr. Darrip, with the result ss above stat
ed. I reside at Sluugbror. WhsIi., and
an be refered to. Pohn Howlex.
More People Cuied hy lr. Damn.
Geo. Schmidt, Astoria; deafness, onrrd.
liev. J. E. Coenour, Portlaud, Or.; skin
disease, cured. Maggie Synhoest, La
Grande, Or ; cross-eye, cured. Isaao
Thompson, L'iCenter, Wash ; deafness,
inred. James Daily, New York hotil,
Portland; deafness, btteen years, ourcd.
Milton Jones, Perrydule, Or.; cured of
polypus of the nose.
Dr. Dirrin continues to treat all class
es, therioh aud pnoralike, freeot charge,
n bis ollice, 7u Washington slreet,
Pnrtla'id, Oregon. The Nurmnndy,'
Seattle, Wash., from 10 to 11 a., m. to 8
p. m. at his former pnoes. Be gives
m-e and contideuiial examinations to all
it the ollice or by letter, lie dents all
mrahle chronic, acute and private dis--ases,
and makes a sp-i-i illy of all ills
uses of Eye. Eur, N ise. Throat and
Leiiigs, L res of Manhood, Blood Taints,
iypbillis, Seminal, Gleet, (lor.o1 rhce i,
.Stricture, Spermatorrhea i,Sininnl Weal -ices
or loss of Desire ol Sexual Power in
nan or woman All peculiar Ferns e
troubles, Leiicorrhcc-i, Displacements,
tc,are confidentially uud successfully
treated, and "ill undei no circumstances
take a oase thai be cannot oure or benefit.
Consultation free. OureB of private
liseases guaranteed and never published
n the papers. Circulars and question
dunks sent free. Inquiries answered.
It Is Well Woktii Tnyisa There
s in successful running order
rt the southeast corner of Third and
Vladisou street, Portland, Or., a Keeley
Institute for the oure of liquor, opium,
norphine, cocaine and obaooo h dins, by
' he now celebrated Gold Cures of Dr. Les
lie E. Keeley. Already a number of Port.
laud people have been permanently
cured and in tbat oity there is no longer
tny question of the reliability of the
oueern. Heppner has also a respected
esident who cau testify to the etlicacv
it the cure. Write to thu fuslitilte
call there for full particulars. The most
skeptical can be satisfied, and the
promise of such glorious results is worth
investigating. 451 -1 f
Tlie Westurn Bottler's Chosen Speeillc.
With every advance of emigration into
'be far West, a new demaud is crested
(or Hosletter's Stomach Bitters. Newly
leopled regions are frequently less sal
ubrious than older settled locnlitiea,nn
account of the miasma which rises from
ccutly oleareil land, particularly along
he banks of rivers that are stibjeot to
leshets. The Httricultural or mining
migrant soon learns, when he ri"es uoi
ilrcady know, that the Bitters afford the
inly sure protection against malaria, and
rhose disorders of the stomach, liver and
nowels, to which climaliu charges, ex
nosure and unaccustomed or unhealthy
water or diet suhjeot him. Consequent
y, he places an estimate upon the great
lousehold specific anil preventive oom
uensnrate wild iis intrinsic merits, and.
s caret ill to keep on baud a restorative
ind promoter ol health so implicitly to
be relied upon iu time of need.
A Close Call A few days ago, while
hauling a load of wheat through the
lordou Fork of Eight Mile, enroute to
lone, Geo. Shipley met tyith a severe
iccident, though, not as Beiious as it is
in uiuety nine out of a hundred similar
cases, if r. Shipley was ou tbe grouud
on the right side of his wagon, and iu
ittcmptiug to put on tbe brake with bis
right arm, his left beiug disabled by a
sprain, the lines tripped him, throwing
him under the front wheels, passing over
bis right leg just below the knee, across
ihe right groin and full length of his
body. By throwing bis left arm across
His throat he, perliaps, prevented a fatal
termination of the accident. The wheel
passed oil over, striking his chin, bin
hv dint of great effji t, he inclined his chin
to the left, the wheel glancing off. Mr.
Shipley succeeded in stopping the wagon
here. Considering that the wagon had
3,HoO pounds on it, his escape from sud
den death iB remit) knble. However, he
was able to goon lo lone with his load,
but bas uot doue anything since.
DB. ACKER'S ENGLISH PILLS
Are active, effective and pure. For sick
headache, disordered stomach, loss ol
appetite, bad complexion aud billions
uess, they have never beeu equaled,
either in American or abroad. Sold bj
Sloouin Johnston Drug Co.
Thanksgiving Dance. On the eve of
Nov. 25th, Johnny Keeney will give a
a dance in Ihe oue hall. Arrangements
are being made to have a most enjoysble
lime. Tickets 81. Music by Keeuey's
oro bestra.
MAiiRiKn. News coined down from the
tall pines of I lie Blue mountains that oui
friend, Geo. Brown, of. Par ker it Glea
sou's mill, was married to Miss Leathers
ou Wednesday evening last. May hap
piness aud prosperity be touir lot.
CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS
Is the complaint of thousands suffering
from asthma, consumption, coughs, etc.
Did you ever try Dr. Acker's English
Kemedy? It is Ihe best preparation
kuowu for all lung troubles. Sold on
a positive guarantee at 2oo. and f)0c. by
Sloctiiu-Jobtistou Drug Co.
Mal Church's Trial. Mai Chnrotn
the slayer of Louis Hadsel I, is on trial,
or expected to be, at the present Grant
oounty term of court. In additiou to
counsel at home, the services of Hon. W.
It. Ellis have been secured for the de.
fense. Pap Simons aud T. J. Mai look
are also over at Canyon City this week.
Fahewkll Party Miss Iva .-naggart
was leudered a pleasant party by her
friends at the residence of her parents
in Heppner last Tuesday evening. It
was a very pleasant idTiir, a farewell to
her before leaving for Seattle, Wash.
A Pleasant Occasion. Mr. John Jack
and Miss Annie Pirruin gave a pleasant
entertainment Isst Saturday eve. which
was well appreciated by the audience.
A dance followed the performance, the
elite of Heppner participating. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack departed Mouday for Port
land. Nbw Mas. Lee Sum wishes to inform
the publio tbat he has secured the assist
ance of an experienced washerman, aud
will hereafter be able to get work nut ou
time aud iu good condition. 451-54
PALACE
I
ill
f
IloiJiJiior", Oregon,
Is Now Open to The Public !
Good Mefllfl. Reasonable. American and European Plan.
s ' First Class Jtoonn. Free Bath.
W. VON
COFFIN & MeFAllLAND.
A Blir Line direct from the East. Fine Stylish Hats, new shapes and pattenm. Gents'
Fine fthnes. ladle's aud Children's shoes, all styles, ban Jose, California
baddies ut Factory prices. A ear load of Feruoline bheep Dip, a
buro Cure for the Scab.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Mitchell
Wagons, Oliver Chilled Plows, Etc.
COFFIN & MeFAllLAND.
Big Brick. National Bank Building, Heppner, Oregon.
COUNTY lOlMtT PltOcEKMMiS.
N'cdneuday, Nov. 4, ltiill.
All were noted present exoept Com
missioner Thompson.
The following bills were ordered paid:
.1 I) Wilkinson. 832; Minor Urns, 810.25;
TJBolles, 815 211! John Jenkins. 40;
W C CJeik-er, 847.70; f P Gamines. 851 -92;
J W Matlock, 88333; W L Ssliuif,
8111.75! H HI ckimiu, $3j.65; U W Ken,
justice fees, $10.41).
Iu the ohhc, State v0 D Weleh. the
following oust hill wus nllnwed: (i W
Uea, 816.75; Anna Gi ilium. 85; Win Gil
liiini, 8o; Ji-tT Kuk, .13 It); .Me ismi Kiik.
$4 60; U.iine Thomas, $3.10.
IiUhe ht ytate vs diss Sheldon, the
toll'WiK hills wee ullowe.l; G W Ilea,
tflOlfy.'jess MHtlock, $1.50; Geo Gray,
loll J.'v yfKsuiUM, 8150; Orncke!
K.ny M.ftraj l Kea was i.lso allnwed
..ti.Qiu ihe aSry, HMe.va J Epperson,
nuu6 3jiu the case, biate vs Dick
treat.
Issue of scrip confirmed on nffidavit of
J M W'lkinsou a d three others for
tmuntj ou ooyole sealps
The followiuK iniBOelhineous bills were
allowed: V 0 Thompson, $6 35; J W
Morrow, $23.08; bloouiu-Jobiistou DruK
Uo, $8 10; W V (Jai'ow, 80; Hall &
O'Doiiuid, $5 75; Miuor Urns, 85 05
In the case, State vs Johu uud Frank
Shellon, the following cost bill was al
lowed: G W Kt-a, $13 95; A J Breeding,
$2 50; Charles Bai uelt, 83 30; Jess Lew
.illen, 43.30; Dave Lipscomb, 81 50
J F brewer resigns es road oiieolor of
.liotiiot No 11, and B F tjwiiKKiirt is ap
pointed. The sura of 8904 .90 waa Bllowed ns
witnesses und juror's feeB for September
term.
Thursday, Nov. 5.
Commissioner Thompson present ou
this (lay.
The following miscellaneous bills were
allowed: W B K inn, 8150; . I M Baker.
$12; J A Thompson, $4.20; Julius Keith
ley, 8133.33, Gilliam & Bi.-bee, $11; A J
Ci ok, 420; J J MoGi-e 8760; Gazelle,
812 3j ; li 1' Gaueu, $50; D W Bairil, !60;
tl blackmail & Co, 87 8j Win Blair,
H5; W V CaUow, $12 50; JJan Osmers,
$7 60; Boners & tioyed, 8470; 0 L Heed,
840; Nate McBie, $lu0; J W Morrow,
147 71
Salary of School Sup't increased to
$49.
bill of Chas Brown continued for te'm
O S Jibi, J F of ArliUKlou, allowed 81 35.
Court ailj mrued.
COU1IT UOl'SE NOTES.
Will'ord Ce ill, of Lower Willow creek,
brought iu eiht Cuy .te sculps Mouday
moruiu.
Our jail is emntier thau tbe provrebiul
or.uile, whieh speaks well lor ihe moruls
of our people.
Clerk Morrow reports the month of
Ootohttr as a busy oue piite an im
provement over the preceding miulh.
The followiuu were admitted to full
oiti7.euhip, Nov. term: Catheiiue D.
herty.Chas. Watt Valeutiue aud Nioholus
tiouiey.
Deputy Clerk Wells completed Ihe
eo, y of the tin roll fur tlieoeo y ot stale,
lait Monday, aud he same has beeu for
warded.
J. J. McUee has platted tbe cinirt
house property that the same may he
deeded to Ihe county. It is a Kilt from
our, lilirral lellow lo nsmac. Me Is Junes.
Ou last Friday sud Saturday J. W.
Morrow, county clerk, sent to La Grande
aud Tne Dalits Land offices, for setilers,
the sum of 82.600. J his shows where
the uiouey goes.
The followiuu circuit court oases have
been tiled since the Sept. term: Town
of lieppuer vs. lue Empire Well Aiuer
Co.; G. W. Suuuk'art vs. Urahuiu hewi
son;l'. 1 Hooker vs. J. A. Fiisioe.
Sheritf Nohle returned last Thursday
from Peudleton where he had lieen Called
as a wiiuess ou the Garrison, hoise steal
lug oase. Gamsnu "swiped" theauimal
uetr Kuho, and was captured by .Mr
Nolil, iu Heppi er.
The follmviuK marriage liceuoes have
lieen issued aiiu-e our last report: John
E Steele aud Ethel Akers; Martha C.
Hnskius aud W. J. Emery, Nauov J.
Miller aud Jeremiah N. Ends; Marietta
Uoiiahoo and Jasper Grillith; Lizzie
Neville and Jas. Leahey, Ava S-iuilh and
i Geo. thornton; J. W. Stewart Hiid An
nie Hauby; lVira Skilluiau nml lliiiih
Fields; Hoi a Crabiree audJas. 1). Ham
iiton; V E tiardinau aud I) H. Jetikius;
Heme C. Ayers aud J. W aiieuburger;
Joey Leathers uud Geo. A. Jjrowu.
HOTEL
!!1
CADOW, Manager.
Formerly of C. P. Hotel Company
4 j
IF YOU WANT
To keep your Sheep healthy, ami Insure a good
cup, use
HAYWARD'S : HliLT : DIPS.
A Sure Cure at Moderate Cost.
1IAYWARDS PASTE DIP
Mixes with either UOI.D or WARM WATER.
HAYWARD S LIQUID DIP
Ib Non-Poisonous, Improves the WooJ
and does Not stain it.
citRrwVy 4b wis Kj
Woi'L Commission Mkuchanth,
Fifth and Townaend Sts., San Francisco
General Agents.
For sale by Sloonm-Jobnston Drug Co.
436 474
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Highest cash price paid for wheat,
outs, barley. Apply tollickson & Youmr,
Concord Kmldiiitr, rorthind, Oregon
Correspondence sulicited. 440-tf
Slocnm-Johnsfon Drui? Co. Fresh
goods reoeived weekly. a
Kuhl, tbe bilker. Buy your bread nnd
cakes aud save money, try it. a
See J. W. Cnttins for Rock Springs
coal. Leave orders at Gazette othoe.
New firm, and prioea as low ns ever.
Lichtenthal & Schiizinger'e, old Btund.
a
Collin & McFurland will buy wheat
at all stations on the Heppner branch.
a.
Hardware? Yes, at Gilliam & Bis
bee's, Main St., Heppner, Or. a.
See your wife about some new fnrni
turn and then call ou S. C. Smith. Full
stock. a
Nails by tbe car load nt Gilliam St Bis
bee's. Grant county people will do well
to call on them. a.
Oo to S. C. Smith's furniture store
and examine the tine line of carpet sam
ples just received. a
Wauted More customers to huy poods
of the Heppner Furniture Co. Great
bargains this spiini;. a.
Dnikb, medicines, toilet nrtioles and
everything in his line at T. W. Avers, Jr.
Call for a refreshing ice cream soi'a. a
When you want your horses shod or
wagon repaired, ye Grant county people,
don't forget that L. Shephnrd bas a shop
at Fox. a.
When yon are weary and need a few
minutes rest, drop iu an 1 see Tom Brad
ley at the Bnivedere. He knows how to
make you feel at home. 427-tf
FOKD the PAINTER. Paperhane
ing, and all other work iu his line Cheap
for Cash. Ollice ou "tbe run." 4tf.
HOW A 1IHL MAKE MONEY.
"I give my experience for the benefit
of others. I sent $6.00 to the Qiireu
Toilet Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, and received
3 agents out tils and mv own conuty for
territory. I started tnof my friends
to work and also canvassed myself Tor
one month; my friends nor myself never
canvassed before, but we found it uo
trouble to take oiders, even clore to
drug stores for people could not belp
buying wheu they saw with their eyes
what these remedies can do. I now
have nine sub-agents iu the towns snd a
branoh office at my home, which the
company mentions iu their advertisement
iu our ocmity papers."
"My clear profit last month was 810c
Oue county gives me all the business I
can attend to." Ki.M Blackbcbn,
Ageut for Dt-outiirCo., Ind.
This Company's advertisement appears
in this issue of our paper. Ed. 436 tt
STRAYED HOUSE.
At the ranch of Jerry Brosman on Lit
tle Butter creek, i ear Lens, a four year
old horse, bay, white hind legs, half
moon star in forehead. Came to my
ranch Oct 24ih. Nn brand. Owner oau
have same by proviug property anil pay
ing all charges. .In It nr. 1!rusman.
Lena, Or. Nov. i, '91. 4oO-4o4.
CHAS. H. DODD & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
AND
FARM MACHINERY.
Front, First and Vine Streets, - - PORTLAND, OREGON.
Son Agents for Oregon no WftSHiNnrnN for
DEERE'S NEW DEAL PLOWS. DEERE'S GAZELLE PLOWS
Rpoinlly Improved for icn:-?
Deere Power Lift Sulky Plows. Buckeye Shoe Grain Drill.
buckeye boe areas Graiu Dull, Buckeye Setders, Bm-kej e spring Tooth Harrows.
IV.
DcERE'a DISC HARROWS. DEERE'S SEEOER3,
Xhe latot Improvtd implement for sowinsr miMonirr f-illoiv. '1 he moat complete and successful
tool for this purpose in use.
We also have a full line of Buggies. Phaetons, M. iniain Wagons, Platform aud other Spring
Vehicles, SCHUTTLER FARM WAGONS. Spring Too h Harrows, Deere Ila.rows,
Scientific Feed Mills, Pacific Fanning Mills. HAISH liARB WIRE, Etc
Send for Cimil"- ' rv-" '
FRANK (JILLIAM.
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GILLIAM
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m Haraware.
Plumber's Materials, Etc.,
HEPPNEK, - - - OK KG ON
T. W.AYERS, Jr.,
Dealer in Choice Perfumes and Fine Toilet
Articles, Pure Drugs and Medicines.
A Fine Line of Cigars, Books, Stationery, Paints, Oils
Brushes and everything in Druggists Sundries.
Call on Me for School Books,
Bear in mind our Stock is Complete in Every Department.
HEPPNER, OREUON.
W. A. KIRK.
KIRK
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DKALKItS IN
Sudilles, Ilaaness, Whips, Spurs, aud every Conceivable
Article kept iu a Fin-t Class Harness Shop.
Kept Constantly on hand the Celebrated Heppner Saddle
Go to their store for the Improved WHITE SEWIXQ MACHINE. Warranted for
five years. Don't buy elsewhere till you examine their machines and
get oash prices.
MAIN STREET, - HEPPNER. OREGON.
11!
Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods,
Etc., Etc.
To our Now Rriek Store, nxt donr to FT. RIackmin & Co 'a. where we will
be pleased to meet our friends itud make new ones.
SlocumJohnstoii Drug Co.,
KEPPXER, OREGON.
SWEETS, FIRST IN OYSTFRS, FIRST
In the Hustle with their Countrymen.
Tlie Heppner
Five doom North "f the I'alnoe Hotel, Hopuei-, Or.
Fine Tin port i1 nnd DiiiipsHc ('iiiir a ml Tnhaccos.
Freak Fruits aud other Goods llcceivcd Daily.
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-DEALEUS IN-
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J. 0. KAVEH
We have Removed our
Large nd Well Selected
Stock of
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