SLMI-WEEKLY GAZETTE Here and There. .Thornton's. 68-75 The People," They must be respected. T. W. Ayers, Jr., for drugs. 68 sw Gazette ouThoruton's oounters. Prioe 5 oeDts. if. Wm. Tillard got in from Forest Orove last Friday. 8. H. Cox, of Hard man, was in the city Friduy. Bi b. Knighten was in town Saturday of lust week. Hon. Henry Blaokuian returned from below Tuesday. Minor Bros, keep Spray Bros.' hams, booon and lard. 60-tf. Wanted 10,000 sheep pelts at Spray Bros.' meat market. G8 tf Allen Evan's sheep are thriving on the flue spring range. Flor de Madrid and Gen. Arthur cigars at Thornton's. 68-7o J. P. Fall died at Baker City reoently after a short illness. Mnstiffand Sterling plug oot smoking tobacco at Thornton's. 68-75 Spray Bros, pay the top price for all kinds of hides and furs. 68 tt Daily stage both ways between Monu ment and Long Creek". tf. Mrs. J. J. Roberts is prepared to do all kinds of plain Bewing. 65-tf Nicest hams, breakfast bacon and fresh lard at Spray Bro. 90.tf. Frank Byrne has returned from 'Friaoo, via his Thirty Mile ranch. When in Arlington, stop at the Ben nett house, near the depot. (il-tf Dr. R A. Palmer and Tom Barnett were up F'iday of last week. S. J. La France, of Hood River, was noticed on our streets this week. A. S. Haines s iys wheat and grass are growing finely all over the country. Wall paper, notions, patent medicine, drugs, chemicals, etc., go to Ayers. 68s w Yon can send for any newspaper pub lication or magazine at Thornton's. 68 75 Mrs. Andy Steveuson and family have moved buck to their Skinner Fork ranch. You will find Gid Hatt at the City bar ber shop the place to get a good shave. Thos. Carl, whom we have spoken of for assessor, was up from lone Wednes day. Jack Hinton 18 over from Long Creek with horses, which he will likely ship East. Art. Animerman bas returned from California. He is well pleased with that state. Dan Osmers and family have moved to Billy Crabtree's residence, on Swinburne etreot. J. F. Willis. W. C. Owens and J. S. Bonthby called on us Wednesday while in town. Chicken stealing is below par with Long Creek's mail contractor, we are in formed. The season of year has arrived when our denizens make spring moves and clean house. Abe Spray and wife have taken up their residence in the Blackman property, on Gale street. Don't let your beef hides spoil on the fence. Spray Bros, will pay you the oash for them. ba tf Gooseberry's Sam Walker, one of our solid farmers, called at our place of busi ness yesterday. A. 8. Watt, the U. P.'s right-of-way ! man in the construction of the branch, was here over Tuesday. Henry Heppner has declared himself a resident of Heppner again. Henry is proud of his namesake. At Geo. Thornton's will be seen an elegant painting of a mastiff, executed by Mrs. S P. Uarrigues. l ap iiimous & Son still shoe horses and do general blncksmithing at the old stand, Mat'Ock oorner. 55. Geo. E. Bates, representing the Lon don Diamond Co., of 'Frisco, took iu Heppner early thiB week. Correspondents must sign their matter to insure publication. We have referred to this many times before. Ben. Parker savs that his partner, Peter Gleason is improving at Calistoga, Culif., Springs, and will be home soon. George Brow n, of Parker & Gleason's, is just getting around again, having been laid up for some time with a crushed foot. Bob Shaw tells our reporter that Lower Buter creek is fully alive to the neces sity of getting in spring orops quite early. Judge Keithly is suffering with a pain ful Irritation of one eye, supericduoed by nn unlooked-for coutact with a measly straw. Messrs. Sargent & DriskeU's new City hotel bus has been aired on our streets during the paHt week, and is a spanking turnout. Allen Crabtree, of Clark's Canyon, vis ited his daughters, Mrs. J. D. Hamilton and Miss Ellen Crabtree, at this place Saturday last. Wm Groat, head miller at the Dia mond mills, at The. Dalles, lost his right hand by an accidental disouarge of a weapon the 6th inst. Call on Lisbe Sperry, down at the Belvedere, when in town. Keeps ou hand a fine stock of liquors and cigars. 61-tf The snit for tresspass, Ed. Day vs. Felix Johnson, which came before J us tioe Res vesrenluv, was deoided in favor of the plaintrT8105 worth. E. H. Clarke got in Wednesday from Pendleton. It is a well-known faot that E. II. is the inventor of a brand of hot punch, much relished on this coast. Milt and Tom Morgan, J. H. Edwards, C. 0 Siding. W. G. MoCarty, Jay Devins and John byland represented the Sand Hollow neighborhood Saturday last. Newer and neater quarters at the Palace Hotel's north business room. Charley Jones, the baher, wants to see bis old friends there. Baths in connec tion. Sam Palmer, the Colorado sheep driver, got in Monday. Heppner people generally look for Sam aoout this time of the vear. for be leaves many a dollar here. "Pole" Thompson returned from a trip to Prineville. Canyon City and other points last Thursday. While at Prineville met Fred Wilmarth, who is working on the News. Chan. Repas, though he spent the past year in the east, where girls are numerous, is compelled to go to "batch ing," Bnd to this end laid in a quantity of cooking traps here last Tuesday. "T. Tagrag," of Eight Mile, must send in his or her name to insure publication of rorrsepondtuoe. Tnin in theonlv pro tection that the editor has in such oaes, and there are no exceptions to the rule. Married At the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leffler. near bon, Jewel county. Kansas, March 2, ISi'i J'r. Thomas Kelly, of SmHh conntv, Kansas, and Mips Lizzie Leffler, of Esbon, Jewel county, Kansas, Kev. CTarrM Mud, officiating. Mrs. W. G. Hover is nn the sick list. .Mrs. Arthur Minor is still Improving. Circuit court convenes on the 28th inst. Joe Williams went down to Portland last Monday. Miss Q. T. Mounts has taken tbe Gal loway school. Elmer Slocum, of the Heppner Furni ture Co., is in Portland. J. R Evans, of Eight Mile, has fin ished his spring sowing. Will Mallory and family were down from Hock creek yesterday. S. P. Florence has lost only two head of cattle during the past winter. Miss Maud Ranney is succeeding well wiiu her Clark's Canyon school. Heub. Sperry is sowing 300 acres of wheat duwn at lone this spring. Willie Spencer and C. W. Ryohard are assisting Miuor Bros, in tbe store. Mrs. Thos. Morgan is still in a serious ooudition at her home iu Heppner. Mrs. A. M. Slocum left Wednesday for Portland, acoompauied by Mrs. V. J. Leezer. B. L. Akers' father, who has been quite ill with la grippe at Gooseberry, ieniuob better. Dr. Clements bas been called to bis borne at Enterprise, through sickness in his family. W. O. Gentry, with Kirk & Hayes, is contemplating moving his family over from Fox. A. E. Murphy writes down from Hel ena, Mont., that he bas a good position in prospect. Al Cornett informs us that a dance will be giyen at Felix Johnson's on the eve of the 17th inst. Word has oome to this office that Enoch Cave and Hardy Long had quite a fisticuff last Monday. Dick Howard has just finished break ing 1U0 aores for J. W. Morrow on his Sand Hollow ranch. "Polk" Egan will likely return to Heppner again after a short vacation with Tacomu friends. J. C. Crone, representing Palmer & Roy, was iu town over night, culling on ilia print shop while here. JaB. O. Williams represented Spring Hollow at the regular oonveutiuu of our K. of P. Tuesday evening. Billy Barrett's sheep are doing fine on the tender, toothsome range over near nis possessions, in Sand Hollow. J. N. Brown left this morning for Can yon City to look after some business conuected with the black Buite mine. J. W. Cradick, H. E. Warren and Her man Meissuer were visitors from Eight Mile to Heppner within the past week. A grand basket dinner will be an at traction at the Gay BOhool house next Sunday, the occasion of regulur preach ing at ihut point. We are informed that W. S. McKim mey writes back from the East that he will likely "turn up" m Spain before re turning to bunohgrass. Andrew Asbbauh forgot to have men tioned in the Eight Mile edition that be has a tine beunug oioliard aud wuter un excelled iu auy ouuutry. Since the last session of tbe county court Sheriff Noble haB assessed !6u,U00 worth of property, which will be in creased to fully $75,000. Chas, Ingraham is pushing bis patent vapor lamp aud will shorily iliustrale same through ourcolumus, together with a thorough description of same. The Guzette shop has added for fire protection a brand new, three gallon baboock. This tine tire machine came from Messrs. Loug & Scott, of Portland. Ben L daude, the king of counter-jump-eis, with due regard to tuoae of that pro (esaiou iu HeppL.ec bo rank well, has a most attractive window at Van Duyn's. Chas. Calume, a Poitlnnd liquor drum mer, was arrested at the instigation ot Airs. Margaret Von Cadow, last evening, charged with abusive language. He was liueu $25 and costs. Johnny and Frank Wilmorth, are fin ishing up the rock job on brewery bluff, near our home ranch. Through tome mismeasuremeut they were ouiupelled to do more worn than was anticipated. John Foster's team, in oharge of Geo. Lake, ran away yesterday down the oreek. oouiiiig up through town. Frank Wilmorth Btopped them near the Gazette ullioe. WeellU U"t near wuat damage was done. Our winter, this year, has been one nouuuuul spring, aud ben Swaggart and J. rl. Piper say loo farmers of I He conn try north of Lexington have improvel every precious moment to break out .no re laud and further improve tuuir places. Notice to Sueepmen. A. A. Wren has good corral, water and pasture to ac commodate those desiring to shear sheep, at his place, four miles west of Heppner Will let cheap. 69-76 sw Plain Sewing. The Ladies' Guild are prepared to do plain sewing at the houte as a body, or the members will take the same to their homes. Apply to President Mrs. W.J. Leezer. 68-tf. Better Late Than Never.. Mrs. Jes sie O JohuBou was married to Mt Walker Allen, of Pendleton, late in the month of January, and though it es caped the notice of this paper at that time, we do not deem it too late to men tion this happy event for the benefit of Mrs. Allen's many friends in Heppner. Convalescent. Phil Heppner is back from below in improved health. He re ports our Heppner patients, Dr.Vanghan, Jas. Matlook aud Col. J. L. Morrow, all improving. It is Phil's opinion that one oonld not help getting well uuder the care of the competent nurses and physi cians at the Good Samaritan hospital. Lexington School House. On last Monday the town of Lexington voted a 10-niill tax, a large part of which will be used towards tbe early construction of a $4,500 school bouse, so our friend, J. S Boothby, informs ns. If this is done Lex ington will have one of tbe best school house in Morrow county, and it is to be hoped that the district will be successful in this matter. A Hkriocs Fall. Last week, Mra. Donaldson, aged about 00, who had been making her home with Wm. Blair's fam ily, of Lexington, for a few days, fell into a cellar, tbe door of whioh bad been left open by her daughtor, sustaining a frac ture of one of the ankle bones. Dr. Palmer and Gagen were called to attend the sufferer, aud at last accounts grave doubts were being entertained us to her recovery. ' The latest novelties in black and white laces, demi tl 'unciugs, embnidery, also ladieb' spring and summer waints at C. S. Van Duyn's. ONE WE REMINDER.! Hefner's Llesjant School Build ing Reduced to Ashes. THE SUPPOSED WORK Of AN KCESMAHT. Loss About ;,000 Insurance, 84.000 Heppner's Hook ard Ladder Co. to the ltescue. About 3:45 this morning the ory of Fire" was raised, aud on investigation our fine, two-story school building v as found to be a mass of flames too tar gone for even the most efficient tire ser vice to quench. It must have started much earlier, for the attention of those siitiig up with Mrs. Arthur Minor was called to a very strong light in the school hou.-e somtf time before tbe alarm was given, hut as Mr. Miuor had seen lights in the build ing at various times recently, ho thought little of it. However, he became sus picious that all was not right, uud goiog up on the hillside, discovered that the in tenor of the upper Btory was a mass of flames. He then gave the alarm as soon as possible. About this time Harry Phillips discovered the fire, and very soon a goodly portion of our oitizens and Heppner Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1, were on the ground. It soon became evident that little oould be done for the Bchool building, and then all hands devoted their attention towards saving adjacent property. A strong wind started up from the south, placing in imminent peal J. W. Matlock's, residence, as well as others in the vicinity. A perfect shower of oiudeis filled the air, aud every House roof in their path waa flooded with water. All the furniture, however, was removed from Mr. Matlock's resilience, which, of course, damaged it more or less; hut aside from this and the loss of the school bouse, no damage resulted. The building and oontents cost not less than $7,000, uud were insured in toe Slate, of Salem, for $4,000. This polioy laoked but four days of expiring, but, of course, is just as valid as though the time was two years. However, ii was a close call. There ure a goodly number of stories abroad about how the buildiug caught fire. Good, substantial citizens say that tbe building is freouented much by boys, who play cards and emoke till well along towards midnight, and if this is the case, the directors should have been notified loug ago. We are also informed that three men were Been about midnight leaving tbe building. Janitor Roy Glass oook claimed that the building was se curely lacked when he left the sohool house, about 6:15 last evening, and that no fires had been in the stoves since early yesterday moiniug. Whether tbe fire was an acoident or an incendiary remains a mystery. Very few sohool books were saved, and in this the patrons of the distriot are losers an amount aggregating about CU0. Had it not been for the protection af forded by Heppner Hook & Ludder Co. No. 1, last evening, the loss would have probably been much greater. Iu fact, the Gazette believes that, through the protection afforded by the new rig, the price of it was saved at this, its initial fire. The World Enriched. The facilities of the presoul dav for the production of everything that will oun duce to the material welfare and com fort of mankind are almost unlimited, and when Syrup of Figs was first pro duced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleash g aud refreshing to the taste Bud prompt and effectual to cleanse tbe system gently in the spring time or, in fact, at any time and tbe better it is known tbe more pop ulnr it becomes. Fine Timreb. Perhaps, the best tim. ber growing in tbe Blue mountains can be found ou Rock creek, in tbe vicinity of Will Mallory's saw-mill. This class of timber Mr. Mallory is using in making lumber hicb he delivering in Hepp nei all the way from $15 to 830 per thousand feet, depending on the quality, Bnd w hether desired rough or dressed Tbe same oan be bought at the mill at prices rauging from $8 to $25 per thous and. He has a general assortment on band at present, and is sure to satisfy oustoiners. 427-tf. Gooseberry Edition. Ni xt Tuesday's issue will be largely devoted to Goose berry. Of course, we will print a large number of extra copies, besides tbe reg ular edition, and this fact advertisers s'lonld not overlook. Gooseberry is an exoellent agricultural section, and it shall be properly repreeeu'ed in the above-mentioned issue. However, this is but the beginuing of the work that we are doing in Morrow county, which, when finished, will have more thoroughly represented the section than has ever been done before. The Gazette will then extend its efforts to adjacent parts, Wastb of Time. Some kind friend at Washington took tbe pains to muti'ate the columns of several leading eattern journals that we may be given knowl edge of the wedding of Miss Maltie Mitohell, the daughter of Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, and RoohefouoauM, a hiffh-bended duke of France This wedding was a subject of much comment at the bands of the leading journals of the world, but if, in the Eatrle's view, it did no apnpnr to he a repetition of the mat rimonial life of Nellie Grant, we might have a more elevated O'-inioo of :t. -Kitde. The Gazette received a similar batch r f stuff onthisevont whieli wis promptly rrleirated to ItH proper place, the waste basket. nrl cliilrlrn's spring huts arid ! C. S. Van Duyn's. XKY The Percheron Stallion, PiwJ.'Lilr-.lrv, , j riGnEi Vrt-Si-Tll-Peanx Id n 'lurk, (liiiiple.l ifroy. with white mine and tnil; weight ftbnut 1700; about seventeen tmnils liiirli. W.is iiup.Mleu nirvrt front France by Ellwood, ot Pe Kiilb, Illinois His French number Ik !'.v,i. Whr foaled April tl, tssri : imported IKfi7 by W. L. Ellwood, Pe kftlb' Illinois; lireii by M. Miuillet, eoiinniUM1 in liosi-snr-itnivp, department of Hartlie: pot by Florent ,fr0, he bv 1'hi liiiert Tiltl, he by teiptnor l .l, 7:10, he bv 'Favori 711, bo by Vien Chaplin 713, he by Coco 71-. he by Marion 71 be by .Ji-.tti lo liliuig 7;V. ; dam Boulotto Sl-tfO, by Jupiter. No. awvi in IVieheron thd book of Amciku. Single leap, S7.50; Season, $15. To insure, 825, to be paid when mare is known to he with foal. Club? of fix mires are entitled to the season of one free of obarge. Mnres coming from a diitanc j will be pastured free of charge. Those breeding can have pervico of stalliou till October 1, '92, by coming to barn at Lexington, at w hich time money is due for breeding. " 468 71. Tlios. ItJof nioy, LEXINGTON, OREGON. milE PLACE TO BUY IS AT J- COFFIN & McFARLAND'S 1 Coflin & McFarlaud can give you bargains in anything. Pay, a car load of Oliver Chilled riows, consisting of Gangs, Sulkey and Walking Plows, to arrive soon. But don't forgot that we can supply you with anything you want, in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Tin ware, at wholesale and retail. COFFIN & McFABLAND, In the National Bank Building, HEPPHEE, CEEaOlT. Harney Ueituuoans Harney comity republicans have elected J. B. Hunting ton, J. K. Oaklermnn, A. Venator aud G. F. Haines delegates to the state conven tion, and instructed them to use their best endeavors to seoure the nomination of a resident of Eastern Oregon for the office of congressman for the second diB triefc, nnd that iu all matters wherein a majority of the delegation expresses a choice, they shall all vote with the nmj ority and ns a unit. News. Taken for a Crank. A semi-fiendish delight often seems to possess people of ptrniig nerves in sneer ing at tlmse with weak oues. Ihe irri tability of the nervous hypochondriac is ridiculed as natural ill temper. The very genuine and distressing symptoms from which he suffers are made light of. "He" or "she is a orank !" is the cheerful sort of sympathy with .which the nervous invalid meets from the unfeeling anil the thoughtless. At the Shine time no com plaint is more defined and real, none hits a more easily explainable origin when it is chronic. Imperleot digestion and as similation are always aeo mpnmed by nervous debility and anxiety, iiuilrt up the powers of assimilation and digestion with Hostetter's IStouiach Hitters, nnd nervous symptoms, sick heattncheB and a generally feeble condition of the system are remedied. Rr number that fearful ravages are produced by la grippe among weakly, nervous people. Hostetter's Stomach Bittets onris it, and prevents malaria, rheumatism and kidney com plaint. KKPUBLiCAN OHO AMZATION. The Members of tlio Comity Hepabliean Cea tial Committee. The follow ing are the members of the republican central committee of .Morrow county: Heppner (chairman) O. E. Farnsworth Gentry Stephen Lalande Mount Vernon H. N. Morgan Lexington J. F. Willis Dry Fork W. F' Holmes Cecil J. B. Ely Alpine Thad Ariiiatrong Eight Mile Ed. Rod Dairy D.N. Hardman lone .1. M. Kees Matteaon I. C. Large Lena Jerry Broanan Castle Ruck Pine City Thus. Scott Wells Springs D. It. Jayue W. R. Ellis, Mem. State Cen Com (ili tf The M. C. L T. Co. b;m contracted with the Bridal Veil Lumber Co. fur a large amount nf stock, with which the will open lumber vaids at each Mation on the Heppm-r branch. Partier expecting to build this season will find it to their interest to get prices before contracting elsewhere. O. T. Dmiglas. atDoutliiHPtation, and Wonlorv k Co., i.t lone, will have charge of the yaios. sw it Gentn' and boys' booiii and shoes in endless vnr ety. A:ik to see the best plow shoo ever sold on this count at 82.50, at C. S. Van Duyn's. Recently the tf)llrmltl Notlct appeared In Vie " Tuyere S had been virk only abrjnt two wei-ts tni it was not until Hie la-t three or tour day thai the malady to-.k a serious turn. At the beiiiimiK"fhi illness he suffered from diabeten and stomach di-order Later the kidney re f Jetl to perform their f.inctiMis and he passtd quietly away. Thus tnded .the life of one of the mo-a prominent men in Cali fornia " hike thousands of others his un Umely death u as ihe result of neglecting early symptoms of kidney disease. IF" VOU are !oe,Med with 'li- l.'!e. gravel, or any rle raniretii'M of the kibe vs or urn-irv otgaiia, ,;, delay pio "r tr.atimnt uulil you are forced to give u:.yoor .Inilv ; ,d"'i-s . ,.. waste vour money on wi ninnents and worse ,,lasle:s. but strike at the seat of hediee at om e by u-m; the greatest ofa 1 known remedies, Ihe Kleb-a'ed O" foil kid- Wflv should it not cure you ? Try it. Purely I veiretible and pleasant to ue. jl.uo a pats- age, o if. y"-- I" TO - DAY. Va-Si-Tu-Peux Will stand the season at Ihe following places: On Mondays and Tuesdays at the old "Morrotv" stable, Heppner; Wednesdays and Thursdays, at O. W. MeCurty's, Send Hollow; the balance of time at Lexington Lhery Stable. Horses ! Horses ! ON MARCH 25, 1892, At the Morrow stable. I will offer for salo about Rixty-fivo head or brood marcs, yearlings, two and three-year-olds. Also a few work and middle horneH. The year lings and two-year-olds are out of my Thoroughbred Clydesdale Stallion. Mures in foul by him at present. The mares are all tine, heavy American stoek, and aro desirable foranv hnrHeman. Hev eral of them aro broken to work and all ure in splendid con di Hon. Will also sell a Wagon, Buokboard, Hay Cutter, Barley Crusher, three sets Harness, etc. TtIJAfC OF RALE: Twelve months' 1 JJlViJlO time with good security,, live per cent discount for eash. A. W. I'atterhon will attend to the buainesB in this connection. B. B. MANN, E. h. MATLOCK, Auctioutier. HeppDpr, Or. 66-74. WANTED. WANTKD More patrons for my hotel. Neat rooms, n Hplenrtid bible and living rates. I 'a lace Hotel, corner Maiuand May sireets, Heppner, Oregon, fift-sw. Mas. Maroarkt Von Cadow. rplIOSK who owe us either by account or note, the same being due, to coino In and settle at once We ure in need of money, and ex pect that you will accommodate us as we have you. iw-sw. KiKK. & JIaykh. 'plIOHE who are interested in the Klght Mllo J country and Morrow county tt) know that we have a few extra copies left, wiiieh ettn be secured either at ieo. Thornton's newn stand or at the Oa.ette olliee. (W-sw. s (iMIC able-bodied men to consume fehooners oi itnuweiser auu ai tnaia oeer at me 1'uhice bar and Gem Haloon. ti'.f-sw MKK. J. W. HASMt'S wants the people to know that she has opened a dressmaking shop at tlie millinery store of Miss Inez Voruz. (ive her your work, ladies. ti'j-sw A HATTIJNG good fart, horse and harness. Call at Gazette otllce. (irt-sw. AHNAI' Kancb, 100 acres, 120 good fanning land; ; acn'S in cultivation ; good house, J ', stories Hixia) with good kitchen, smoke hoiirie, blacksmith shop nnd other outbuildings. This 's a rttilroad j mu ter, h miles from raiiroad, and tbe relinquishment -au be secured for less than the first cunt of building. (Jood reasons iorsflling. Address, J. W. M(iNAOn.L, 7u sw It. Gooseberry, Or. IHA VK for sule a few head of young cattle, yi-arllngf" aud two-year-olds. Call on or address me at Lexington, (Jr. 70-71 sw. J. 8. Hoothby. An Al Shire Ktalllon, dark buy, four years old, weight Kino to 17W. Will sell on easy tenus, or trade for good young cattle, J, W. Mokim-w, t7-lf Jieppner, Or. -OK KKNT, HAf.K OR KXCHANfiK-The For- wood farm ou Columbia river, Klickitat Co., Wash., opimslie Coyole station I.'. Y. It. It. Well improved, rich siilf, Kood onhard and extensive stock mne,e. Address O'j-7o. 0. Hkinton, Portland, Or, Uawem' I)AY.--On Thnntdny of each week will ho "babies' day" at Dnoer' inllery. limit! Hlnntr your babies and have their nictTrcs (liken, and you will ite. one photo free of charge. 58tf C. linhl LaH (i.Meil n Block of oytteiH, anned and frenh fruits, all kindanf nutfl, cigars, tobaneon, eto. VM aw No trouble to hIiiiw ronda. Aik to afe. he latest nnvcltifa in ladiea' colored and ul.ite drea RrutUi Butteeus, RinKhamfi etc, at C. S. Van Duyn's. lour Opportunity I BIG ability of not finding standing room in our big store. -You should frequently visit us and be among the many success ful bargain hunters, sometimes we buy great drives and they are sold before we can advertise them. BIGGER LI- ability of getting "stuck" on some infer ior or back number article if you insist on trading at some fossilized establish ment where eobwebBare thick and the hide of the proprietor thicker. Moral. Trade at Minor Bros. Modern and Model General Merchandise Htore. BIGGEST LI- ability of getting left if yon don't heed our words. We speak nought but the truth. It is not only unfair, but unwise and unprotitabie to deceive. Yours to please, MINOR BR08. 0. "OS-XSLh, Baker :: and :: Confectioner, MAY STREET, HEPPNER, OR. Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Confectionery. WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES Madh on Stiokt Notiok and at TorULAR Pricks. Bread 22 Loaves for $1.00, "THE PEOPLE," They must be Respected. The People Cigar, Best in the Market, at TEDROWE & WILLIAM'S Arcade, 08-74 (tWAUQAUT'S OLD HTANU. NELSON JONES, President. E. R. 1 he Morrow County 1 PAID UP CAPITAL STOCK W.OOO. General Ui d Forwarding imi HEl'PNER. The Highest Market Price Paid for all kinds of Grain, Sheep Pelts, Hides, Etc. Storage Cnpnoltyj HKI'I'NKK WARKHOI'rIK: I IONK WAItKIIOUSE. 5,000 Bnirs Wool. 50,0000 DuhIicIb (iralu 20,000 BasUrls drain. DOUGLAS WAKKHOIBK: UR,00() lltialiulis (Irillll, Odd Combinations.- i f i i n i NAILS AND SUa AH. I TOM A TO KETCHUP HAMMEHS. PEARL BARLEY AND PADLOCKS. CANNED GOODS t AMMUNITION. Strnnge CombirmtioiiB to Im Found Only at The Combiu fid Grocery aud Hardware Store of P. C. THOMPSON COMPANY, DEAMiim IN Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Confectiounry Wood & Willow Ware and Agricultural Implements. Agents for NEW HOME Sewing Machines nnd IJ1PEKIAL EGG FOOD. LUMBERMAN TOOLS A SPECIALTY. Tble Cutlery. Huerird. 8eiHnir, Pocket Knives, and Razors At Kemrirkably Low Prices. Brjeoiul inducements to Casu Cus tomerH. Oive ns a trial. tf. Corner Main and Willow HtroetH, ileppner Or. SWEETS, FIRST IN OYSTERS, FIRST In the Hustle with their Conntrymcn. Kive iloorx North (if tim I'alune Hotel, Hi !pncr. Or, Fine IniDorted and DotnejtUi Cigars and Tobaccos. Fresh Fruif$ aw! oifier Goods Received Tcnlj. LI- BISHOP, Treasurer. T. E. FELL, Si cretary. anil k Trust Company OREGON.