NOTM'K TO ADVERTISE K3.
T,HHSK desiring tne Insertion of display ads.,
nrrhaiiEpnf smie mi,., su i..
not laier than Monday evening for Tuesday's '
emuuu, or iiinmuay evening lor Fridays ear
tlon. Tag PiTTKaooN Fobubhiwi Co.
NOTICE.
1. The sum of ave cents per line will be
charged for "cards of thanks." "resolutions of
respect," lists oi eddlng presents and donors,
and obituary notices, lolher liiau those the edit
or shall hiuiscll give as a matter of news.) and
notices of special meetings for whatever purpose.
2. Jsolices ol church and society and all other
entertainments from w hich revenue is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rale- of hvc
tents a line. '1 hese rules will be stiiclly adher
ed to in every instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upuu application.
Giue your business to Heppner people,
and therefore assist to build up Hepp
ner. patronize those who patronize
you.
Here and There.
Duu't overlook tbe Ladies' Bnzir.
J. 0. Williams took iu Tuvsd'iy's raoes.
Ed, Rood hi rived from IdnLo 'lues
dHy.
Milt iile, of Wagner, was la yester
day. Bill Tilliird got in Wednesday to at
tend ttie- rHoea,
Fred Miller kuows liow to give you a
good fit iu lailoriug. tf bw
Wes. and Ed. Matlock came in Wednes
day tu attend ibe laces.
Mrn. K. J. Gilmore arrived from be
bow Wednesday evening.
John Shaw Id in troin Lower Batter
creek attending t be races.
The hrjm of Rip Van Winkle's wood
la is heaid iu our little oity.
Tbe Gem and Palace saloons for fine
iqiMrN. McAtee Broi-., Props. aw
Ed. Holloway was in Wednesday from
bis poseHions iu lower Morrow.
Balpb Uitteuboeftfr ami J. P. Hiiyden,
two j ivinl diuuiuiers, are iu towu.
S un Morgau i nd J. U. Edwards were
over yesierday from Saud Hollow,
Joe Woolerv, the Ioue merchant, took
in tbe raoes here Thursday and today,
Mrs. A. L. Dantier departed Tuesday
for tier home at Little Kock, Arkansas.
Frank K-llogg, wife and ohlldreu ar.
rived home Irom Salem Tuesday eveuiug-
Audrew Neel and family are in from
Lone Bock to be present at the Heppner
festivities.
Johnny Chrisman arrived Tueadav nf
teruoon Iroiu Long deck to take iu tbe
races ibis week.
Alf Conner and John Ambrose, of tht
LoUii Creek country, are taking iu tne
rat en this week.
h. V. Gates arrived from SI. Lois
TueHday. and departed lbureday mun -iug
for Uiilsboro.
"Uncle" John Lnoknane has about
Completed his tall contracts for hauling
wood to deppuer.
tl in. A. M il lory and wife left M ind y
to visit their diughter and (dimly, at
JeiTersoti, Oregou.
l ap Simons & Son still ehoe horses
and do general blacksmitbing at the old
stand Matioek oorner. 65,
Jerry Phillips, oamptender for C. A.
Bhea, Ims brought iu bie bauds, all in
exoelltnt ooudiiion, too.
D. W. Luce aud wife and J. F. Harden,
of Cuuyon City, arrived Friday going on
down to Portland Saturday.
Bert Webb, the drillman, who bas been
employed on the artesian well, left for
Portlaud Weduesday morning,
J. M. Smith oame over from Lone
Bock Tuefday eveuing to be in attend
ance at Ibe races and oelebiation.
A Byrd, Walla Walla's affible pool
man, is in attendance al the races. Mr.
Byrd is iu business iu Walla Walla.
Arthur Auimerman came down from
tbe Hamilton mill Monday to attend the
raovs and the Oluiubinu celebration.
A. K Bartholomew was selling pota
toes ou our streets this week al 1 cents
per pound, i'bey came fioui Miliuu, Or.
C. C. Keiuiuger and T. J. Cannon bave
oouipleted a summer's rustliug. aud are
taking it easy ill Heppner'a metropolis.
Miss Powell, niece of the Powell Bros.,
of Saud Hollow, arrived the first uf the
week from a visit to her relatives in the
valley,
home one "swiped" a 820 piece off the
" Gem bar last Wednesday evening during
tbe "excitement," but the oalprit is nn
knuwu. MrB. A. J. Stevenson is prepared to do
all kinds of nursing. Call at ber home
iu nurth Heppuer, or address her Bt this
place. 518-tf
Hivu ketohum whiskers. Hatt &
Mulbews, at the oity barber shop tbe
lilace to get a tirst-class Bbave, huir-ont
or shampoo. tf.
XJucie Billy Gilliam was io Heppner
yesterday, for the first time ainoe he mat'
with Hi" accident last spring in which be
wus seriously injured.
Geo Akin, Alta'e old driver, is in at
tend! o at the races, and takes as rnuob
interest-in the proceedings as when he
H8 king of tbe sulky.
Master Clay Fienct ia the authorized
agent for the Urenontnn at tbis place.
Subscribe through bim, and have your
paper delivered free of churge. tf
No greater trium b in inediciue or
chemis'o lias beeu recorded than Hall's
ban Kenewer to revivify aud restore
gray hair to tho color uf youth.
A. Lilhe, wife and daughter and Miss
K. vingner, from M.HpletnO. lowa, ar
lived M 'iiriay eetiing "U a vicit io C. 8.
and (i. R. Wagner, of Waguer, Or.
Married At the residence -Mb brid-i's
paienls. at line, October 6 1892 Arthur
W. Wills aud Wise Jina Dinar, w
Morrow ooauty, Rev. B F. King officiat
ing. Sewer and neater quarters at the
Palace Hotel's north Dasinees .room,
Charley Jones, the baber, wants to see
his old fnendB there. Baths in connec
tion.
Mm. Joneii. sister of Sana Hardistv,
of Long Creek, arrived from Puyallup
Wash,, Saturday, and has been visiting
with the family, ol 0. W. Richard, of this
place,
Tbe latest dentistry, crown and bridge
work, most successfully accomplished by
Vt. b. F. Vanghan. Gas administered
when desired. Thompson building,
Heppuer. Or l a-w.
'Not all is iio'd that glitters," is a true
sajingi it is iqimlly true that not all i
fiaiBapsrilla that ia so labelled. If Jon
would be sure of tne geunine article, ask
for Aver's Harsaparilla, and take no oth
er Ht alth is too precious to be trilled
with.
Ir you wisb to seenre a Certain and
speedy result, when nsing Ayer's Sarsa
pnrilla, be careful in observing tbe rules
of health, or the beuetii may be retarded
A fair and persistent trial of this medi
oiDe never fails, wheu tbe directions are
followed.
There ia no use -n suffering with rheu
matism as long as ynn can get Cong"
Oil. It is for sale bv all druggists at 82
per botile, but it would be dirt cheap at
four times the price. It is a po.uive cure
for rheumHtii-m, HDd no mistake. Try it
and be convinced. '
Meedames Drs. Lewis and Tackmao
arrived from Long Creek last Wednesday
evening, Mrs. Tackman leaving for The
Dalles Thursday morning. Mrs Lewis
started back to L oug Creek ou the game
day.
Morrow county had a flrst-ulaia fruit
crop this season anyway, and our people
bave bad no trouble iu seeming all they
desired at reaBouable figures.
The balloon asceusiou was billed to
occur on the 19iu lust, but Mies May
iVluler ami her company did not appear.
Sue is expecteJ late Ibis week.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. N. Elder and the little
folks aie visiting Mr. aud. Mrs F. O
Buckuum in Puitluud tim week, having
departed i or tueie lust .Vlondav
Prof. A. IS. Furnel, ot Ella, was iu towu
this Week, and will shortly uioVm to the
Vnlloy, tor the wiuter ut least. TheProl.
la still selling some standard works.
The Oregon Weather Bureau has been
located on the ninth ttmrof .heOregoui
an building, tbe old offioe in the Kamm
having beeu dest'oyed by fire recently.
Mr. C. 0 Wildey, representing C. C.
Wihley & Co. of Walla Walla, agents
for piauoa and organs, ws in Heppuer
this week. The Gazette publishes their
ad iu lb, 8 issue.
D ive Hamilton is having constructed
a good, substantial residence here In
Heppner, and 1b moving his family iu
this week. Mr. and Mis Hamilton will
hereafter make Heppner their home.
Through strikes iu the East, it is im
possible lor tne Heppner Water & L ghl
Co, to get their pipe delivered beloie
Nov. 15th or Deo. 1st. This will delay
the completion of the works to some ex
tent. W. E. Smith and B. J. McKiuuin,
cattle raisers of Harney oouuty, arrived
iu Heppuer Tuesday from Burns, a die
distance of 150 miles, to lay iu their sup
plies for the winter aud to attend to
other business.
A special train took out a lot of cattle
Thursday, destined for the Souud section
Our reporter noticed that Engineer J. W.
Beedy was on this traiu, also traiumeu
Johu Sterling, J. J. Burns, J. T. Skiel
aud Johu Smith.
The supper given at the old Record
buildiug, Weduesday evening, by the sis
ters of the Baptist aud Christian church
es, also assisted by some of the Metho
dist sisters, and others who were not
members of any ebuiojj, passed o!T very
uioely. The net prooeeds, amounting lu
826 85, will be expended for song books
for the Baptist church aud ejunday
soboul. The Heppuer Coruet Baud also
deceives praise for some excellent music
reudered for tbe ocoaeion.
H. V. Gates got back to Heppner from
his Eastern trip last Tuesday eveniug,
having beeu away about a mouth, dur
ing whioh time he has seen a great deal
of the prairie couutry of Iowa, Kansas
aud Nebraska, Mr Gates leporla every
miug boomiug with the people, better
crops then they have had lor veals
past, money plentiful with tbe farmers,
aud in fact eveiything looking prosper
ous. This is indeed fortunate for the
people of that section, for il has been
sevetul tears, sinoe one bas tailed to
hear the cry uf hard times, failure of
crops from hot winds, iraisboppers, or
some other pest, from these people,
Nearly a Smasiiup.A. J. Long, rep
resenting the Portlaud house ot Long
& Scott, arrived ou Wednesday s traiu,
remaiuiug in Heupner over i'uursdu).
The traiu on the main line was delayed
neatly two hours, about one-halt a mile
this aide of Rooster Rjck, caused by a
broken rail. A huge rock had fallen
down the mouutam side, breaking a
rail and dthVciiug it mine than twenty
degrees. A young lady music teacher,
whu happeued tu pass Ibis way, notioed
the brokeu rail and tigged tbe traiu
preventing, prob.tbly, a serious suiasbup
Mr. Loug'said that the grateful pas
sengers made up a purse aud presented
it u tbe young ladv.
Eobbkb tub ououAuD. Tuesday
While VV. G. li'Veis Hoed mull Was
absent I rum the ranch up Hiutou cietk
some miserable misureauts went into the
orchard aud took all the apples from the
tiees, except aoout a sacktull. This is
thievery with a veugeuce. There were
two of them, as was seen by tracks made,
and should they be caught in tbe mesh'
es of tbe law, Lord pity them.
Somb Fink Fbuit. Felix Johnson
dropped in yesterday with eooie fine
fruit, apples aud a sample of the "Irish
oranges," Felix raised tbe apples him
self aud they are beauties. The spud
grew in tbe garden of Joe Vey, who lives
uear him, and is a monster uf Its species
being IU lticues in diameter and 13 iuch-
es loug. Felix says Joe has pleuty of
that sort.
Back -From Washington. D. W. Hor
nor got back W eduesday from Wilbur,
Wush , wuere he bad been for some days
lookiug alter his interests op that way.
He was welt plused with the growth ot
that towu, as well as adj tceut sections
Mr. Hoiuor speaks highly of Wilbnr's
ciiizens, and s iys they cauuot be excelled
an where for hospitality.
A Nkw Nbioubjb. Geo. W. L rd
has m ived into the foimer art nai
lery over Me-brs. Brown & Hamilton's
.fHoe, and has fitted np for architecture
work. He is prepared to contract for
all kinds of buildings, or will supervise
cojstruotion, and pntchaee material for
the same, giving uis customers tne Den
eht of bis experience aud percentage,
532 tf
Adjudged Insane. -Sheriff Geo. Noble
Ixrtrd (or Hnlcm yesterday moruinx
with Mrs. J. G. Young, who was reoeut
ly aiijiidtied iusaue. Mrs. Y mug has
be-oi in b .d health for some lime. The
f.imily n.ive the svo pathy of tbeir many
friends aud acquaintances iu this local
ity. Fashionable Dressmaking. Mrs. For
wood has secured a tlrst olass dress
maker from Portland, and fashionable
, r i ft
it, . r It is miarameea. ranors, m
Htieel, one block below the
Bnuk of Heppner.
Nxtwual
31 tf.
Koioh Diamond Cioabs.- Without
au equal, and for ymre the leading
xaloou ciirir, will be sold at Mao Frau
Cisco wboleBaJe prices, by lots of 100 or
I5.0U) ar J. Cohu's. 35 44
Fob The Editob's Benefit. A Swiss
bus inveiited a clock that talks, and in
stead of the sudden outburst of tbe alarm
bell, wbicb always rius longer than
necessary, it perfoims its duty to awaken
one, by remarking: "There Bre eggs
and a 1. ice juicy stenk, snd a cold melon,
and milk t. ast, aud frii-d potatoes, aud
roffce down st"iis for u , aud
this is the dv when promised
you the money be has been owing yoo so
long. Besides, day
after tomorrow ia
II
then. Such promises would arour
moat any one, especial I y an editor,
a few mornings of disapp untment iu
bill of fare and one would then just al
soon hear the grating br r-t-r of tbe old
ay- n
Backieu s Armea Halve.
Tbe beet salve iu tbe wurld for cats.
bruises, sores, uloers salt rnenm. fever
ores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, aud ail skin e'uptious, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfucllou.
or money reiuuded. i'noe 25 cents per
box. for sale by blooum-JohuBtou
Lrug Co.
VKBY YOUNU.
Jndge's Library for September shows
very pioturesque and happv little
darky musing a mid-day meal of tbe
ever .resent walermelou. Tbis number
of the Library will especially please the
Ohihlren. What number, lu tact, does
uoir And it is hlle I with all those od
dities tout ihe great artists are so skill
ful in depicting Never was so much
hiUuhter put in pages for such a mod
erate amouut as in Judge's Library,
Every news dealer handles it, aud if be
lot g uot, he can make no better invest
ment than by sending ten cents to tbe
Judge Publishing Co , 110 Fifth avenue,
Now loik.
'i lie Ojieen And President.
Who will be president? Send your an
swer, with eiaht two-cent stamps for a
sample copy of tbe Canadian Queen, con
taming rules and conditions, aud secure
one of tbe following valuable prizes:
To tbe first oorrect answer will be
awarded a Steinway or Cbickering piano;
the two next, each a pair of beautiful
diamond ear-rings; the next ten, each a
urst-class sewing machine, and to the
last ten will he awarded eaoh a full silver
tea service (value $00.00).
lu addition to these, every person cor
rectly naming tbe next president will
bave tbeir choice of a magnificent dia
mond braoelet, a pair of diamond ear
nings, or an imported opera glass.
Coutest oloses tiov. 7th. Any letter
postmarked that date will be aocepted.
1) n run the oontest, special prizeB will
he tiiven to the first ten answers reoeived
each day, without regard to name of oan-
iiiiate.
All prizes for the U. S. free of duty.
Address; Dept. "A."
The Quekn Publishing Co., Ltd., -Torouto,
Canada.
PORTLAND
KXI'OrtU'KJM
TO UCTUBKK
UUPTKHBEIi
SS2ND.
HIST
The Union Paolio System
will extend
to all its natrons the usual reduced rates
on round trip tickets, which will include
admission to the exposition, selling ou
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of
each week.
Detailed information can be had by
amdvmii to J. C. Hart, ticket agent at
Heppuer, Oregon, or W. II. Hurlnun,
Asst. Gem. Pass. Agt., 254 Washington
St. Portland, Oregon. 25-34.
The American Wool Interest.
Is the title of au exceptionally interest
ing pamphlet of 64 pages, just published
by the American Protective Tariff League,
and edited by Hon. Wm. Lawrence, Pres
ident of tbe Ohio Wool Growers Associa
tion. Every person wbo wants to know
all about tbe wool question should send
for a copy. Prioe, six Oenta. Address,
Wll.Bl'B F. Wakbman,
General (Secretary,
135 West 23d Street, New York.
A Care For Twenty Cents.
Any remedy sold at one dollar a bottle
whioh ononis to oure Hiieumatism, is
simply an imposition, for when all ex
peuaes are deducted it leaves not more
thau twenty cents to represent tbe medi
cine. Dr. Drumniond'e Lightning Rem
edy, which is performing such wonder
ful cures that it is being prescribed by
the medical faculty everywhere, is com
pounded at great expeuse Irom rare
drugs, and cannot be Bold fur less thau
five dollars a b ill 'e But it nlwavs cures
cent piepaid to any address on receipt of
price. I)' uuimoud Mediciue Co., 48 50
Maideu Laue, New York. Agents want
ed. m 37
DIIUNKENNESU or the LIQUOR HABIT,
Cured at Hume In Ten Days by Adminis
tering JJr, Haines' Uolden specific.
It can be given in a glass of beer, a oup
of coffee or tea, or in food, without the
knowledge of the patient. It is absolute
ly harmless, and will effeot a permanent
and speedy oure, whether the patient is
a moderate drinker or an alcoboho Wreck.
It bas been giveu in thousands of cases,
aud in every instance a perfect oure bus
followed. It never fails. Tbe system
once impregnated witb tbe specific, it
becomes au utter impossibility for the
liquor aopetite to exist. CureB guaran
teed. 48 page book of particulars free.
Address the Goldkn Specific Co., 185
Bace Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Beware of Ointment!) Kor Catarrh That Con
tula Mercury,
As mercury nil! surely destroy the sense
of , smell and completely derange the
whole system wheu entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such artiolea
Boould uever be used except ou prescrip
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage tbey will do is ten fold to lb
good yon can possibly derive from tbem
Hall's (Jalarrh Cure, manufactured bv
F.J Cheuey A Co., Toledo, O., ooiitaiio.
uo mercury, and ia taKeu imenially, act
iug ilireoily upon the blood aud muoous
siufHOea of the system. In buying HallV
Catarrh Cure lie sure ynn get Hie gen 111 nr.
It ih taken luiernally, and made iu lot. -do,
Ohio, by F. J. Chbnbt & Co. Teati
inoiilals free.
t"nold by Druggists, price 700. per
bottle.
On the Way to Faradiae.
Let ns hope that the people who habit
ually disregard tbeir health will reach
that desirable place, and avoid the local
ity which is less deairahle as an eternal
lesideuce on aocouut ol the heat aud snr
roiindingsgeuerally. But while we tarry
in this vle of tei.ro, why should we vol
untarily endure the toitures uf dyspep
sia when a sjstematic use of Host-tier's
stoniicb Bitters will rid ns of the atro
oioux malaily which uuless physicians
are veo much at fault tends to shorten
ihe term of onr existence. Heartburn,
hilliousuess, constipation almost always
hi company thi complaint aud are symp
tomatic of it. These are all extinguish
ed hy tbe Bitters, which also conquers
completely malaria, rbenmatiam. nerv
ousness and debility. Since tbe appear
ance of "la grippe" it bas showD aaiugu
lar mastery over this formidable com
plaint that has carried off so many of
our brightest and best.
LIST OK LETTERS
DVERTtSKD AT
Oct. 17, IMr.!:
Beard R L.
Fik H L
Jonei T I D
I'Ariiian Wra S
Mewiirt Jamet
HKFPNER POHTOFFICE
Clanto 1 L
(iowant Mr John
T J V 8
father Mlu Lettee
Thuinpaoi. C F
Troedaon Mra Carl
lay
iHyior i oaa
Wilson PB
Please say
letters.
Advertised" when calling fortheee
A. Maiuikv. P. M.
H
ARNEHii-HHOP, ""x-k and fixtures. Good
business; established in the midst of a
rood lariiiiiia and stock-raising country.
Also lor sale a good house and m o lota witb or
without the business property. For further in
formation address OiLitt, Heppner, Or. Ir3 tl
Sunday and you can finish jour si, ep
BOSTON: CASH STORE.
-I have the honor
THE PEOPLE
And adjoining sections that I
YOUR u'ALL PUUCH.iSl'.!5iire
want to buy tbe best go, ds yn
do : vou should. How
way is to Oompare values nnd prices. We take pleasure in
showing our goods aud telling our prices. Our Dry Goods
Department is full of choice offerings for this season. In
Drees Goods we are far in advauoe of our competitors. Our
Styles and prices prove it. You should see our Clothing aud
Overoonts. Children's, Boys' aud Youths' Clothiug in an endless
profusion. Goods piled to the ceiling, so to speak. Our prices
will move them. Suits made to order in the latest styles and
patterns. Represent the largest tailoring establishment in Chicago.
Our fall stock is now complete and will interest you.
We -:- Guarantee -:- Satisfaction.
We have iu endless quantities and to suit
3X-&.TS, latest stvleB, cheaper than ever
direct from tbe East, and is tbe btst ever
At present located in the M. Liohtenthal buildiug. Main street, opposite the
City Hotel.
J. H. KOLMAN,
PHAS. L. SHERMAN,
j ; . v y T V T
!
I-
Hoe
Professional Paper Hanger and Decorator.
First-Class work in All Its BrnncheB.. -Prices Reasonable.
I 1FFTPK IN-CITY HOTEL. s
HEPPNER,
530
OUR WONDERFUL REMEDIES!
DR. GRANT'S
Native
Discovery!
The Great Female
Bemady.
Sflcccnnfully used in the
Central treiumeuto!
womau'B tliseiiMa.
PRICE, $1.00.
Dr. Grant's Kidney
For the cur of
Bright') 1)! sens'!), Mmb
kidney
Prloo,
Prepared by THE 0. W. R.
315 Front St ,
iiCAB. TICKSLICE
THE WORLD
D,
revention oerar
DIP YOUR SHEEP
HAVE MORE WOOL
V
(tee liiclorweiiient I
r.m nir. Is used and endorsed by the following Oregon and Montana sheepmen: vt. h.
nonahr! D?yvl le- W. . Iiee, Junction city; John Harrison, Matney; ieo (tens. Amanda;
Kenneth MeKae Oavvil e; loe Oliver, John Day; J. W. Byers, New l.i.lKMi; P J. Moule. Hereall;
f-i 4 ('lark PhllWk Falrehild & McCralg, Dopuyer; F. R. Warren, I'll;; Bns.1, Bros.,
Ilston- E P Chandler, Maiden; J. Hlrachherg, Choteau; U. H. Hastings, Ubet; James hdle,
Wllo'i; W. Norton, Stewart; A. Downie. Big Handy.
IMIcipt ami IkstDip
Ash Your Merchant for
KOHLANn BHd". Portland, Oregon.
Gen. Agts. for Oregon, Washington aud Western
A. Thompson
r
THOMPSON & IMNNS,
PHOI'HIKTOKS
Tie Heppner Livery, Feed anil Sale Stable,
Bflovr Coffin 6i M -
Good Conveyance for Tiaveling Men.
Tosnn to bay per (isy, 75 ota. Hny i.nd cram per dnv. 81 i'. Menls 25 cts. a
at C. C. rjnrgeaot'a, nut ilour tu Kwd Kinblc Uraio and
baled buy nlwavs on hnnd.
FREE CAMP HOUSE FOR TEAMSTERS.
of announcing to-
OF HEPPNER
have located here, and to Btay.
inre nbout to be made, xou
jinn can for your mouey. We
to do it then comes next, A safe
the trade in price, style
and quality
sold iu Heppner before.
My stock is
brought to tbe town.
and Sii f Painter.
- w - OliEQON
Dr. Grant's
CLOALltl
The King
op
fjgf Sold under a
gnani rife.
PRICE, $1.00.
and Liver Cure.
-tiM, lliliousness, Sick-Headache, and all
1 roubles.
SX. OO.
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Por'l.incl. Oregon.
RENOWNED -
EVERY FALL AND
AND BETTER WOOL
to made. Sold Evtrywkre
Coopers and Take io Other.
Idaho.
Props. Wm. COOPER 4 NEPHEWS.
llalvKiton, Ttjcat.
A. E. Blniis
FarlRini'i, Main Street,
than Cure !
For Trade at the Head of the Procession
With the Right Swing and
We Propose to
I C at ch That Maverick,
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
Round up Bargains
Like Yours Respectfully. We are here for business from the
ground up and propose to let you know it.
MINOR BROS.,
HEPPNER. OBEGON.
aker :: and :: Confectioner,
MAY STREET, HEPPNER, OR,
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Confectionery.
WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES
Made on Shout Notick and at PorciAR Pricks.
Bread 22 Loaves for $1.00.
Grain
Standard Calcutta Sacks at all of
our Warehouses, 8 1-4 cts.
M. C. L.
Although most of the HEPPNER DOGS
have been killed, don't forget that
P. C. Thompson Company
-Are tlll nllve and kicking
TOBACCOS,
ware
Guns and A.mmunition, Sewing
Machines, Farm Implements.
Also Gents' Furnishing uooils, and Ihe largest assortment
of Teas In Kastern Oregon,
Speoial Inducements to Cash Customers.
Our Motto:
tt Corner Main and Willow Streots, Hpppnr Or.
Change of
W1
HAVE TAKEN CHARGE
wbiob we propone to conduct in
on bands at all times the cbniceat
Meats, Sausage, Bologna, Corn
ed Beef, Etc., Etc.
shaw & Mccarty,
85-tt Froorletors.
es, -:-
"5
WELL.
i
Mi
mm
Oyssitor Setison
Alrto aVout i-ipe. We will let you
know about that in the near future.
W. L. Matlock & Co.
-ARE-
Rustlers!
In all lines of
Sacks
& T. CO.
lor trade with a complete line ot
WOOD and WILLOW WARE.
We Won' j Be unDERSoLO.
Ownership
OF THE LIBERTY MEAT MARKET,
the mont RHtinfnotory manner. Will keep
him
WONG
p -:-, and -:- (Jprs !
SHOULD SMILE,
Tho Finest in tho Land.