NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
'I'IIE desiring the insertion of (llHplay ad.,
I or oliHUKtt of .same, mutt Ret their copy lit
not Inter thmi Monday evening for Tnesuav'g
etiition.or 'ihnrwday evening for Fridays edi
tion. 'i'HJi 1JATTKHMJK I'UUU&UINUC'O.
NUI'HU.
1. The sum of five eentu per line wilt he
elmi-Ked for "eurdH of tlianka," "refiolutiong of
res.i-et," listn of weddnm presents and donors,
and otjituary notices, (other than those the edit
or shall hiinsi'll Kive tiB a matter of news.) and
lionet-sol speeia! ineetitiKB for whatever purMise.
i:. Noliet's ol church and 8K-iety and all other
entertninnientB from w Inch revenue is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of five
cents a line. 'I nt-ae rules will be strictly adher
ed to in every instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and uiadekuowt)
upon application.
Give your business to Heppner peop'e,
and therefore assist to build up Hupp
tier. 1'aironize those who patronize
you.
Here and There.
T. W. Avers, Jr., fur drnga,
68f
, Dr., 13. F. VuukIird, deiitiat.
iiivjans Tabtilcs cure headache.
ID IT'S PILLS cure constipation and
piles.
l'hill Uohn was out in the mountains
over hiiiiduy.
Oscar ShBlVr, of Ehea creek, was in
the city btittirdny.
Luther Unnitlton, of sawmill fame,
was in luwu over fjnuday.
Jj. Farmer and wife, of Eight Mile,
were in tlie city Saturday.
Andy Tillnrd.of Butter creek, was seen
on inn 6 rusts Saturday.
Ford, the paiuter, still "in it." For
any kind of work nee him. 81-tf.
When iu Arlington, stop at the Ben
nett In. use, near ttie deficit. 01 ft
Geo. CoiiHer Huudayed at Camp Cap
linger returning yesterday morning.
T. J Ciirle, lime's popular postmaster,
was seen on our streets Fiiday evening.
W. L. Siding spent the week in the
niniiLtnios returning Saturday evening.
Alias Letlia Parker, dressmaker, will
guarantee yuu a good tit. Give her a
trial. 4-tf
Ptof. T. C. Aubrey bus sold his resi
dence property to J. A Patterson, the
branch's eugiueer.
l ap tiimnns & Son still shoe horses
and do general blacksmithiug at the old
stand Watiock corner. 65.
"The Parlor," W. F. Ruark, prop., in
the City hotel, west side of Main street.
Neatest place in Heppner. sw
S. P. Garrigtieai8 making preparations
to move into the Jiff Jonea property
down near the planing mill.
C. A. Khea returned riday evening
from Portland, where lie had taken his
daughter Ada fur medical treatment.
Billy Hum It and family and Lanes
Pentiind atid wife left yesterday uiurn
iug for the mounlning for a short vacation
Z.irti the murderer, was bung in Ptu
dieinn last Friday. The onudemed man
was cool and Culm until the last, dying
bravely.
Jobny Keeuey returned Friday from
his prospering in the Blues. Found
some good prospects, but nothing very
Haltering.
E. O. : George Clark, of Long Creek,
and Alaggie White of Arlington were
married at the Uulden Rule Hotel on
Monday last.
Iliyn ketchum whiskers. Halt &
Mathews, at the city barber shopthe
place to get a first-class ehave, bair-out
or sharapuo. tf.
Use Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer and yonr thin gray lucka will
thicken upand be restored to their youth
ful color, vigor, and beauty.
Jeff Jones and family went out in the
country Saturday where they will visit a
few days when they expeot to depart for
the valley to luCHte permanently.
I; is estimated that the wool orop of
Fiisleru Oiegon this year waa about 7,
OUU.OOO pounds and less than 1,000,000
pounds will be uiauufactuied in the state
Geo. Lutrell was in from Wm. Pen
land's much yesterday. Geo. is the head
b'acksiuiih out there, and asserts that
they have one of the lirst in the oountry."
Newer and neater quarters at ttie
Palace Hotel's north business room.
Charley Jones, the baber, wants to see
his old friends there. Baths in connec
tion. Onn L. Patterson, editor and man
ager of Long Creek Eagle, oameover on
Sunday evening's BtHge. Orin leaves
tomorrow for Pendleton lor a few days
stay.
TVIro A ATutlinit nml VtAr fathpr ffrntiet.
pa Florence, were down from the ranch
above town lust tiatutday. Mrs. Mathoit
will return to her home ut Walla Walla
iu a few days.
Geo. William Wright, who is herding
sheep nut iu the Blues, sends in another
order of oaues, which are ornamented up
in fjne artistio style. Geo. displays
good tuste in hia work.
John D. Hickey and John Turley,
tBIue mouutain camptenders, were iu
8-ttiirdiiy looking after the laud contest,
Hiokey vs Lawlesa. The boys say that
everything H fine in the Blues.
H. 0. French has his old run on the
bianon, alter a splendid trip to our Blue
mountains. "Frenchy" attends to busi
ness pretty closely and it is reasonable to
expect that he will bold bis pluoe as long
as he wants it.
The arteMon well waa oleared iu short
order by Mr. Gates' men, and the work of
reaming out tne bole tor the test is rapidly
progtesaiug. The machinery apparently
works as well as ever, though having
lain idle for over a year.
Miss Doha Parsons, who hae spent the
summer visiting with her sister, Mrs. O.
L. Pettersou, of Long Creek, l ft yester
day morning for her eastern borne via
San Francisco. Miss Lena Patterson ao
compauied her aa far as Portland.
Some people are constantly troubled
with boils no sooner dues one heal than
another makes its Bppearauoe. Athnr
i)'h course of Arer's Sarsaparilla, the
l.l. ...A a(T.ii,ullu not an
end to this annoyance. We reoommend
a trial.
For a sluggish and torpid liver, noth
ing omu surpass A) el's pills. They con
tain no calomel, nor any minernl drug,
but are composed of the active principles
of the best vegetable cathartics and their
use alwaja results in marked benefit to
the patient.
Andrew and Frank Keaney were up
from Lexington yesterday. Andrew ex
pects to begin hauling the school bouse
wood soon, contract tor same, it will be
remembeted, wasBwarded him by virtue
of the fnct that his bid was the lowest,
being H.S1.
Mr. Miller, a gentleman from Port
land, buiI a Nevada miner of nmny years,
experience, came np to Heppner last
Friday evening, leaving Saturday morn
lLg for the opal mines, where be was
Bent by a party of gentlemen to investi
gate the mines.
Tie invincible Bud Sbnbe came in
from the North Folk of the John Day
yestetday morning, where he is 'tending
shetpcanip for the Ayem Bros. Bud
says range is very good aud sheep look
ing Cue, though water is getting very
scarce. Bud left in the afternnou for
'camp with pack bores well loaded with
uppliea.
Uncle Jimmy Depuy is on the sick list.
Uncle Chi.s. Coahrau spent Sunday in
towu.
Bev. Shulse returned from Arlington
last evening.
Felix Johnson waa over Saturday from
Butter cnek.
Tioe Adkins was over from Dayville
early this week.
J. H. Piper and wife were up from
Alpiue Saturday.
W. A. Bi.ldle aud family were in from
Gooseberry yesterday.
Frank Cramer and wife, of Hardman,
were in the city yesterday.
Billy Barrett, one of the Sand Hollow
boys, was in the city yesterday.
D. A. Herren has recently completed
the harvest of 2u0 tons of bay.
Miss Oli Howard will attend school
at The Dalles this fall and winter.
Mat Mosgruve, one of the veterans of
the grip-sack, came up uu last evening's
traiu.
Geo. Patterson and A. M. Gnnn spent
Saturday iu the mountains with tutor
wives.
Uncle Billy Gilliam is reported as im
piuvitik alowiy from the injuries reoeived
some time ago.
H. V. Gatea went below yesterday, and
hopes to have machiuery here to test tin
well late this week.
II. S. Simpson, of York, Nebraska, ar
rived last evening. He is bere to buy
horses. See his ad.
Geo. Loid will build a dwelling each
lor Alts. Emma Killonp and Jas. AdkiuB,
work to commence soon.
Dick T'ayleur and T. G. Dundasa will
ship iu the near future, to the Eastern
market, a oar load of horses.
Circuit court convenes ou Moudav,
Sept. 5t.o, with the usml am iuut of bus i
mess, but few oiiuiinat cases.
Henry Scberziuger returned on last
eveniny's train from a two weeks' visit
with friends aud relatives iu the valley.
LaneB Penlaud's one-hoss-shay took a
little turn down Main street Sunday but
was stopped ere much damage was dune.
Leopold Miller, with N. L. Kubison,
recently received wurd from Berlin, Uer
mauy, auuu'iuciug the death of bis father.
J. D Still, an old time Heppnerite, but
who bus for several years been looated
at Cballis, Idaho, returned last evening.
The Gtizette would be pleased to re
ceive Borne potatoes iu payment of sub
scriptions. Don't wait, but come at once.
Miss Elsie Laoy will attend school here
this winter while Master Lacy will at
tend the Agricultural oollege at Oorval
lis. Mr. E Christensen, who lived here a
few years ago, fell out of bis wagon at
Emmet, Idaho, on Aug. 9th, dyiug ou
the 10th lLst.
Comeeveiybody, to the Baptist church,
next Sunday, and hear the new pastor
preaoh on "Angels" and "Hornets," at
11 o'uluok a. ui.
Edwards MoCarty and Turner went
out to J. B. Spurry 's ranch Friday, to
thresh his crop, aud, we are informed,
are still at work iu that vicinity.
S. I Stratton, who has been clerking
for Cofliti & McFarland for a short time,
left Saturday morning for Bear valley,
Grant cuuuty, where he will visit bis parents.
A. E. Powell, who has Bpent nearly a
year with brothera over in Galloway, left
on yesterday morning's traiu for bis old
stamping ground iu Dawson oounty,
Montana.
Hurry Warren left Saturday morning
fur Grant county, where be goes to look
after n looatiou for a drug store. While
over he will also visit some of the mines
of Grant oounty.
Carl Crow aud family, of Lexington,
passed through Heppner yesterday, en
route to Teel springs, where they will re
main a few weeks. Miss Maggie Hartley
also accompanied them from hers.
Bev. Bramblet's disoourse Sunday, on
the text entitled "Upon every Btone shall
be seven eyes," was a very interesting
cue and highly commented upon by all
who had the pleasure of he triug it.
Last Friday J. W. Allatott, F. M. Our
ter. J. L. Bonier and J. W. Backett
represented Eight Mile. The Gazette
would iudge that these farmers were still
succeeding over there, dry season and
all.
Word comes down from the Blues that
Jiff Hayes matched himself agaiust a
young lady to wrestle, una was tnrowea
the Bret round. Jefl says that though
this is true in a measure, be had no fair
show.
Mrs. Sue Arbogas't, acoompanied by
her little son, arrived last eveuiug from
her home, Guthrie Oklahoma, to visit
with home folks in this county. Mrs.
Aiboaast is now with her sister, Mrs.
1'heo. Danner.
Dr. B. J. Pilkington arrived on last
evening's train from Peudletou. The
Dr. is seeking a permanent location, and
is very well pleased witb the appearance
of Heppner, though baa nut yet fully de
cided to remain here.
Gen. Mart Davis, of Penn Yan, New
York, passed through HeupneryeBterday
on his way to the Blues where be will
look over that great field of mineral and
timber wealth. The general is a oap
italistof some note, aud will pehaps in
vest some era his returu home.
Ii. M. Powell was in yesterday from
Galloway. Mr. Powell informs nur re
iiurter that hia herder has had some
trouble regardiug the moving of hiB Bheep
over in the Greenhorn section, aud aa
tbreatB were made by certain parties to
distribute poison, he thought best to
move his camp this way.
Mouutaineer: There are indications of
a wool scouring establishment being put
in noeration at Arlington. Sheep men
in that vicinity realize the disadvantage
they are under by Bending dirty wool to
market, and believe they could sell tbeir
wool to a better advantage if it were
clean and would not be under the Deoes
mty of paying freight on dirt.
Goldendale Sentinel : John G. Maddock,
the Goldendale banker, departs on next
Wednesday, tie 21th, tor California. He
goes by way of The Dalles aud takes the
boat down the Columbia river to Port
land; from there he will go overlaud via.
tbe Shasta route. While absent Mr. Mad
dock will visit bis mother and sister at
DixuD and two brothers iu Sau Franoiaoo.
Fredrick Zirn, it is said, had verv
muoh the appearance or a gentleman.
As evidence of this, tbe following inci
dent is related "During Zjru's iutormal
reception Friday morning, as he was
staudiug iu front of his oell with two or
three deputies, a visitor approached Zom
and asked in a low tone, 'whioh is the
murdeiet?' Zora qtiitely replied, 'I am
the man.' The visitor opened wide his
eyes turned quickly and departed with
out another word."
Zs.u BroB.,Feldman & Cole's represent
ative, A. S. Baty, returned yecterday
moruing from the iuner oountry, having
beeu goue nearly a month making a oir
cnit through aoutbern Morrow, Grant,
Gillinm aud Crook counties during biB
absence. Mr. Baty reports trade very
fair aud collections mni-u better than be
had expected, and although the trip is a
very bard one, jet be got along fairly
well witb the exception of receiving a
very hard kick in tbe left side, just be.
low tbe ribs, which laid him up for sev
eral dava in Priueville. but after s few
days doctoring be struck direotly for
Heppner, leaving this morning fur Portland.
Son of tbs Dad. Chas. A. Flora, tbe
advance man of tbe colored concert oom
pany, billed Heppner la-t Saturday, re.
lumuiug IU IUO UIIJ uver ouuuny. AuiOj
gentleman is the eon of Mr. rlura, the
bonse mover of Oakland, C.lif., w ho cre
ated so mnoh exoitement, not only iu
Oakland, but in many other cities in Cal
ifornia last May, a year ago, by finding
$50,000 while moviug property. 1 his
gold waa in the form of bricks, but just
where it was found was never known, for
had it been, every day would have
brought forth some person to tell how
he had seoreted it there years before.
Many detectives and newspaper report
ers have worried their braiu trying to lo
cate the place where the wealth was se
creted, but it was never aueomplisbej.
m
An Exciting- Incident. A friend
brings dowu uews fiom the mniiu tains,
(Pat Qtniid, we believe, is our informant)
that a little black bull broke into JuJge
Mallory's camp the other night and rais
ed much cousteiuatinu. It was mistaken
tor a huge blank bear, and us Put relates
the story, the Judge shouted lustily to
his sun Will, "Satan islooseiu themonn
tains: the day of judgment is at baud.
Bring tue gun." Pat further relates thai
the judge got almost as active as any
body, and hud he secured thu g in before
tbe full status of the matter dawned up
on him, would havemadeit warm for the
invader. With the exception of this ex
oeption of this exciting incident, Mr. uud
Mrs. Mallory are enjoy iug hugely their
outing vacatiou.
Tennessbb JuBitiKis MN0.ER3. The
Original Tennesaee Jubilee Singers are
lulled for Heppner, for one night only,
Aug. 31st, aud any one who enjoys such
a treat should not lu ins the opportunity
to be present. This compuuy is not un
ordinary- minstrel troupe, but u lirst class
oolored ouueert compuuy, consisting ui
oolured ladies und gentlemen. The Ne
gro is presented as be appears at his
meetings, cabin bume and on the planta
tion, and their music is so weird, melodi
ous aud bo striking that it always en
chants the audience, llemember the
date. Doora open at 7:15 o'clock, com
mencing at 8 p. in. sharp. Reserved seats
75 cents. Secure tickets at Ayer's &
Cu.'s drug store.
Expkbtenoe with Beaiis. Bears and
blaokberries aud pickmokers are thick
iu the Cascades. Last week near oue of
the Prineville camps they got too thick
and 'he ladies left tbe berries to the
tender maroies of tbe bear, which fero
cious animal was "howling too fearfully
waful." When the men came iu from hunt
ing they repaired to the soene and found
tbe threaeniug tones to emtiutite from
the tops of two trees that were being
obafed together by the wind. Priueville
News.
Pin Eab at Helena Late advices
from Helena, Montana, bring tbe news
of the sucoess of ' Pin Ear," iu a quarter
mile race rnn there August 13th, bis time
being seoonds. The race waB wou
with ease, muoh to the surprise of every
one present. Pools sold very readily,
with "Pin Ear" in the field every time,
owing to the fact, that for some cause i?)
be oould not run the day before. Mntu
als paid 872. The Long Creek boys
present made it a point to catch every
pool, consequently made a neat clean up
"Little Joe" also won a three quarter
raoe, but due to some technicality, the
race was deolared off.
Have Inoobporated. The Heppner
Water & Light Co., has incorporated,
witb H. V. Gates, Jas. D. Hamilton and
T. W. Ayero, Sr., as incorporators. These
artioles have been fileJ witb Clerk Mor
row, and Heppner's light and water pro-
jeot is almost a reality.
WASCO INDEPENDENT ACADKMY.
Tbe next session of Wasco Independ
ent Academy will commence on Monday,
Sept. 5th. A full faculty of instructors
has been secured, with Protebsor Brown,
of Chicago, Illinois, as principal. Fur
catalogue or particulars, address,
S. L. Bitooics, Sec.
Ths Dalles, Or. B18 9t
I'UliUl!
MAhK.
I will sell at public auction on the
streets of Heppner, on Suturday, Aug.
27tb, a lot of good household furniture,
including a dish-wanhiug machine, aud
tbe usual paraphernalia of the kitchen.
Alsu a cart aud harness.
E. L. Matwick,
518-19 Auctioneer.
Rncklen's Arnica Sulvf-
The best salve iu the world for cuts,
bruises, Bores, ulcers Bnlt rnenm, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, und posi
tively cures piles, or no pay reijniren. It
is tfuurauteed to Kive perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Vnoe 25 cents per
box. For sale by Hlooum-Jobnston
l)tag Co.
Strerjifth and Henlth.
If yon are nut feeling strong and
healthy, try Electrio Bitters. If la grippe
bas left you weak and weary, use Elec
tric bitters. This remedy acts directly
on liver, stomaob and kidneys, gently
aiding those organs to perform their
unctions. If you are afflicted with sick
headache, you will find speedy and per
manent relief by taking Electric Bitters.
Oue trial will convince you that this is
the remedy you need. Larue bottles
only 50c at Slocum-Johnson Iirug Go's.
NOTICE.
The Heppner Light & Water Co. will
reoeive bids for masonry and exoavation
of two reservoirs; also bids for electrio
light pales. For particulars inquire of
J. D, Hamilton,
518 It Secretary.
U.ST OP LET1EK8
DVEUTI.-KD AT HKI'PNEU I'OSTOFFKJE
iV Aug. 21,
Beyiiier churlui
liavt'lHou J
Hall j B
Mer 11 A 2
Bmh MIm Mary F
Kiilenmii EU
Miller I' J
hlliitt (J W
Young nlieniiaii 2
Flcallc my "AJvertUcd" when falling (or tlieM
letier. A. Maujhy. v. ai.
SubsoriptionB for all newspHpern, m(f
KZiueii Hud periodicals pQblictjed in the
wor d tnkeu at tba Gazett nflice. Sub
euribo Itr ymir reuditiK matter through
08 and we will iiimre yoo BKuiubt Ions of
money in trauBiuiaiiiun tbro.iKb tbe
KlUlll.
Ketch 'em ere they Fade,
llBca a! m Aid Alt f V
iwraoispisri
To
OXFOllD G11ADE BUCKS !
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J. 1. SMITH,
Bids will be received FOR THE NEST
200 Head
Weight not less than "50 pounds, and from S to 0 years old: also
125 Head of Geldiims & Mares,
-Not less than 1,-00
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"'hese horses must all be Bound aud
reserved to reject any or all bide.
SIMPSON
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Prevention letter
DIP YOUR SHEEP EVERY FALL AND
HAVE MORE WOOL AND BETTER WOOL
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(See Indorsements
Connor Dip in used nnd endorKoil by tlie following tlrepon and Montana sheepmen: W. It.
DoniildHon, Diivvllle; W. S. I.ee, Junction Citv; John llnrriBon, .Mntiiey : tieo. (Ii Iib, Aioutolii:
Kenneth Melln'e, lmwille: loe Oliver, John liny; J. IV. Dyers, New UhIpoii; I'. .1. Monte, In tend;
Cook Chirk, I'hiliu'ook; I'niii'hild i McCruhr, Pniuver; F. It. Warren, t'tien; lluaeh llioa.,
hewinton: 1'.. 1'. Cliauiller, .Mitioen; J. llirni'iiiH-rir, vnoieuu; u. n. innmnKH, i- oei; jiuul-h i.uie,
Dillon; W. Norton, Stewart; A. Hownie, Big Sandy.
net in
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Ash Your Merchant for Coopers and Taho no Other.
KOtll,ANn M'lOS. Pnrtlnnit, On-enn,
Gen. Afrts. ior Oregon, Wusllinyton and Western
H. A. Thompson
THOMPSON & 15 INNS,
PROPKIKTOHS
flic Heppner Livery, Feed anil Sale Stable.
Below Coltln & MeKarlimd's, Main Street.
Good onveyance for Traveling Men.
IVauis to hay per day, 75 ots. liny nnd urain per day. $1.2). Meals 25 els. at
at O. C. Harifeaut's, ni-xt door to Feed Stable, (irninaud
baled hay nlwnvs on hand.
FREE CAMP HOUSE FOR TEAmSTERS.
Coffin &
UEALF.RS
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ifekris I Farming Implements;
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Stockmens' AND
A Car Load of Mitchell Wagons and I -lacks j
just received. Call on them and inspect
the same before purchasing elsewhere.
NATIONAL !!AXK UUILDIN'O,
Change of Ownership
7"K IFAVE TAKKN CUARCJE OF Til 13 LI I'. EI TV MKAT MARKET,
IT wbicb we pMpone to romlnct in the moHt Biilitfiictory innaiier. Will kpp
on hnnl8 (it nil times the ch"ice.t
Meats, Sausage, Bologna, Corn
ed Beef, Etc., Etc.
SHA.W & Mccarty,
S5-tt I'rooi'ietora,
B. FOWLER,
A VtR IT
CLASS A It 1 1ST
has jost removed from Milton andln-ated pi'rnmnent
Iv in the l.ichtelilhal llnlldiinr. opn site Lily llotul.
examine his work means an ord:
The undersigned has a
noire, knot Wxiord
Grade Bucks lor sale
at reasonable prices,
at his ranch, 7 miles
south of Pilot Rock.
lilot Rock, Or.
orses.
TEN DAYS for tbe delivery at Heppner of
of Ponies,
pounds weight.
free from blemifhes
The right
518-19.
BROTHERS,
Care Palace Hotel, Heppner, Or.
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With the Right Swing and
We Propose to
9 (Mcli Tliat Maverick.
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The Frisky Dollar.
Dry Goods and Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Guns and Ammunition and Agricultural
Implements, there are no dealers in
Morrow County that can .
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Like Yours Respectfully. We Rre here for business from the
ground up nml propose to let you know it.
MINOR BROS.,
HEPfNEH. OREGON.
Baker :: and :: Confectioner,
MAY STREET, HEPPNER, OR.
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Confectionery.
WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES
Madb on Shout Notick and at Porci,AR I'hices,
J&iF" Bread 22 Loaves for $1.00.
Grain
Standard Calcutta Sacks at all of
our Warehouses, 8 1-4 cts.
M. C. L. & T. CO.
Alllir mo
h most of the
have been killed, don't forget that
P. C. Thompson Company
-Are Htill alive ami kicking fur tnulu with o coiniik-ti line if
TOBACCOS, WOOD and WILLOW WARE.
Gnus find A-iTimuiiition, Sewing
Mad i i 1 1 os, IP a vi n T mpl on ion Is.
Ainu ticiitH' rnnituhliii.' (inntln. nnd tint liirt,'t'st nHhurtrot'nt
of It-itH lit KitHtcrii ()ri-K(:i.
Special Inducements to Cash Customers.
Our
tf. Corner Main ami Willow StrootB, Heppnor Or.
JliK Q1.TY HOTEL
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ib one of tho most inviting iilnon in
with lilin, fni'liric Unit be id nl do to nntvrtnin you in tbe beet of style.
r
'irst Class IIousk
lie Season
For Fruit has Arrived and we
are in the business to supply you
Uo5 Creom
Is about ripo. Wo will let you
know about, that in tins iieai' future.
V. L. Matlock & Co.
ARE
Rustlers!
at the Head of the Procession
In all lines of
Sacks
HEPPNER DOGS
111
Motto:
We Won't Be Undersold.
Heppner.' Mr. Leezer invites you to stop
Reason ablk Rates.
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