Give your buainess to Heppuer people
and therefore asuist to build up Uepjt
ner. Patronize those who palronizt
you.
Notwithstanding that one of our
worthy mbtcribers insists that after
Cleveland is Beated the U..zette will lie
fiee. we will conliuue at tLt same old
pike, fur time, at leait.
D. S. CabkwaT u anasted at Wb
jl.glou IbbI week tor MteinptiDK to pus.
a check f( r $100 tor which be hud turned
the iudorBUneut of Jas. O. blame. He
was an tx-cleik ol the pensiou oflioe.
Tbe New York Suu says the twenty
third presideut ot the United Stales will
go out of ffice d the 1 b of next March.
tiavinK earned tbe respect audsiuoere ee
teem ot bis fellow countrj men, democrats
as well ue republicans.
Gekbhal Weaver says the peoplt'
party bus come to atay. He neiileots to
explaiu whether it will atay fur the pur
pose of raking democratic oheslnuls 0111
of the fire or not. That has been its prin
cipal occupation up to date. Bpokaue
Keview.
Bincb 18G4 New York Btate has alter
nately given ilseleotoral votetorepublio
an and democratic candidates. Here li
the list : 1864. Liuooln; 1808. Heymour;
1872. Grant; 1870, Tilde..; 1880 Oa.nVId;
1884, Cleveland; 1888. Harrison; 1892.
Cleveland.
All the Carnegie strikers, exoept the
members of the amalgam ted association,
have returned to their old places. When
a decision wae reached there was a gen
eral rueb tor posilious, and many wer.
turned away ou acooiiut of there not bi-
iug pluoes enough to go around.
Tb E. O. has goi it down so fine thf
it bus figured out the actual federal tax,
tiou per capita. The mathematic.il edit
or of the E. O. may be able to "figure'
hoy, ai d may do a fair job of guessing
en most matters. There is a debit a-
well as a credit to this 'rederul" taxation
which the K O. has neglected tu guess at.
rntsiDUNT Loueks, of the farmers' alii
anoe, has breu re-elected. 0. W. Mo
Cune, editur of the Eaoiiomist, has with
drawn from it, Hinoe they refused toeleol
him president. Loueks is a third part;
man, and the alliance will go that waj
hereafler. McCuue wauted it fur the dem
ocracy, hut liis election wonld have rent
the nllliuioc from stern to stem.
A IiiiBBL flag was thrown to the lire, z
in Union, Or-, during the riititicuiion
meeting recently, at n oertniii resident
in the southern part nftheoity. The
party, no doubt, considered this an a(i
prupriate manner of oelebraling a demo
cratic victory, especially the eli 0! ion ol
Cleveland, who endeavored to return tin
rebel flags captured in war This iBcqual
to fl muting the "bloody shirt."
Kansas is now a "wet state," the re
oeut election having hud the effect ol
praolioally nullifying the state pro. ihi-
tion law. In the laud of sunflowers and
cjoloues the Ihl.sty i-il is-u may now
quaff the foaming lager aud gulp the
flery spirits witl out u prescription, while
the festive oowboy may fill np ou )ello
whisky aud shoot at telegraph poles all
day without iutorrupiinu. Verily, the
luudslide fractured everyihing in reaoh.
KnowledusoI the II. cts of alcohol np
on the him inn system la growing every
where. Scientilic investigation brings
out new truths that may have a lendeuo
to cheek the abuse, if not the use, of in
toxicants. Jn one ot the great Pari-, bos
Ditals. out i f 83 patients who anffureil
from epilepsy, CO were foujd to be the
children of d.uuken patents. Iti Peiaia
the leuipursnoe cause has been wonder
fully advanetd since it is kunwu thai
there is no hope for I lie steady dnuke
when attacked by cholera.
Lack of oonfidenoe in the policy ol tin
incoming admiiiistratiou has led wool
buera to stop all advances, bh)S a relia
ble exchange. A free wool bill will d..
tin the West in short order. The farmers
will have no herds to use their bay and
the tradesmen no customers to buy off
their shelves aud oouutera. Even lu tin
Eastern B;iites neurly every t.rrner owns
a few eheep, and they, too, will (eel the
effects of Buch legislation. Iiut since it
is decreed, let 'er ootnt. The American
people may learn a good lesson, and uow
ia a convenient time to oommeuoe teach
lug them.
Dm. GiioHuB L. Miller, the veteran
democratic editor of Omaha, was asked
recently about his oonucoiiou with the
reported deBl by which Utah, Wyoming
and Idaho bad been swung iulolhedeiu
ocrutic comnm. Tbe lr. was not in
Oliued to talk, but finally ad untied thai
the promise ot a statehood may have hail
aomethiiig to do with the result in Uiali
In former years, when lr. Miller was in
charge of Weston democratic politics,
frequent attempts were made tu enlist tin
support of the Mormon church iu aid t
dcuioiratic tuco.ee, but the tune had not
then armed. The consummation ot tlx
recent trade, by which the Moiiuons were
prt-Iiiised statehood for Utah in ixi-hange
for their euppoit, is Bind by a close poll!
leal friend ot Dr. Miller to have been
brought about through thu duotot's
Torts.
IP TUB idea ol liee silver is Oorreot,
(hen the greenback theory is better than
any money of metal. If the government
can make C-5 cents worth of Bllver pass as
a dollar, theu it can also make a pieoe ol
paper, wurth nu infinitesimal part ol one
cent, fulfill theeame unssiuu. And, too,
it will not be euiii tiipg oi e class, the
ailver mine owners, at the expense of tbe
people at large, aud more particularly,
tbe consumers. The Osteite thinks,
however, that in rqually times the gold
would make us feel more late. It is, iu
fuct, a question (hat must be settled by
international intervention. Our United
Btates canuit become a dumping groiiu.l
for the silver mines of the world, but if
11 dull it Can be made possible, Louk
at Mexico's rattlesnake dollar, tbe stand
ard down there, and see what ou think
of it. Much would he the fate of onr
;lnllar of 412J-J grains if free coinage .f
silver is to be enacted, because that
means, eventually, a silver standard. A
bi metalio standard can not be made by
America aioue.
Harnit City, instead of Burns, has
gotten away with tbe county seat fl .lit
or-r in Hirney c unty. The d ci-inn of
the supre e court gave it to Harney City
bv two Votes. (Since this was put in
type, the decision was reversed and
Burns has it by six votes. Funny pro
ceediug )
Nathan Pikkcb, the fusion elector of
Oregon, is doubtieSB, elected . Acontest
will probably follow, not that it will
make the least bit of difference whether
he is an elector or not, but to eetlle tbi
question as to whether or not a candi
date's name shall he printed tw ice on the
same ballut.
"America for Americans" will lend to
better uaturalizaiiou laws and an educa.
tional qualification for the voter. We
do not believe iu closing up our ports en
tirely against the to.eigner, but uuless
he is of the sort ot stuff that makes a
good cit Zen, be should not be allowed to
laud, muob less become a citizen.
There is some talk that a skirmish foi
oasu id have to be made by the govern
ment tu meet demands. This shortage
was brought ou by au unexpected de
crease iu importations since election, it
is probable, however, that this is oul) for
a short season. Secretary Foster seems
to be satisfied that uo shortage will oc
cur. In Friday's isi-ue ot the Oregonian
appears a telegram stating that it was
probable that Ueu. W. 8 R.seorais
would be seleoted as Mr. Ch velaud's
secretary of war. The next d y the
readers ot that journal are apprised that
he iu very p or bedili. and that paralysis
is imminent. It would seem that under
ihe oircumstanoes, (Jeu. Ruseoinns woulu
hardly be fitted for that position.
Col. Cockkhiul s.iys thut many peo
pie voted the democratic tiiket on the
riih inst. "in much Ilia same Bpirit which
actuates the sra .11 boy when he throws
stones through the windows of a vacani
house, just for the f mi of hearing tin
glass rattle and to inflict injury ou Bonn
one better ofT tl.au himself." It was to
much likekuocking down tbe w hole gliisr
factorv to suit the writer.
Unlkhb this session of congress forces
a called session after the inauguration,
.YI-uch 4! h, the Mr-Ivinley laws will re
main in fui foioe, at best two reun
ion .jer. Come to Bud oul, I be bo) s thins
that tbe Melvmley laws are not bo bad.
and that u maiter of year or an won'i
make any diflVrcnoe. Those people who
are depending ou immediate tariff re
ductions, and who are not importing
much now, are ooinnieneiug a little earl) .
Though the couutiy has demanded s
"revenue tariff," it will be a long lino
ao.uiiuo.
riiKsiBENT IJaiiihsow ni.d Gov. Pen
any er have decided Hint Ihe 21ii inai
shall be "'thanksgiving day," and the E.
0. adds that "it is an useless, foolish cus
torn." Might as well say that the dull,
-.implications of our old mothers were "an
useless, foolish custom." It matters not
now ir.everent one might get to be, then
are few who would nut defend "mothe.'r
religiou." Let tbe people have one da.
"f eijoyuieut uud Biippliui.tiou. Thos.
shu do not want tu pray can enjoy the
Uohdny iu some other way bifiltiiiti
ihe occasion. It's the style of Americi-
and where IB there a better or a freer
country than this?
Wholly disqualified in bis opinion to
enjoy the privileges . f American ciiiz-n-shin,
Ju Ige J. W. IS ibiiisou at Olympia
Nov. 18, refused application to 24 foreign
era, mostly Italians, not one of whom had
ever read or heaid Ihe Constitution of the
United States, and when tbe statutory
questions were propounded their leade.
infoimed him that Ihe applicants could
neither read uor write, aud asked the priv
ilege ot auting as iutei prefer. Thu jiuVe
said bis court could uot ouufer oitiz -u-ship
by proxy. Ue could not do bis dmy
under his oath to the state and accept
such an exaiuiuaiiou as s itisf ictory I"
the court, ueitbar did he propo-ie to bs
come a party to snob a jiilioiul faroe
lie considered the applicants wholly
disqualified aud dismissed them.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
John Hoky, ex-president of the Adam
Express Company, is dead.
New JmiHKY is about tu re establish
the whipping post for wife-beaters.
An Indian squa applied for and sc
oured a divorce at t'orvallts rvoeutly.
Ex-Skcrktahy Ulainb is coufijed I
Ins room with a 3old. Ha is subject to
bay fever.
Mils Lkase, the Kansas people's party
advocate, is a candidate fur the United
States senate.
liiHCBL'D, Ills , was nearly wreoked by
a cyclone Friday last. Three people
were killed outright.
TiiBinau w ho U9 found murdered iu
a h x car at Portland last wek prove to
be H. L. Johusou, of Colfax.
TimWalla Walla Union-Journal is ou
our list again, and nclit glad we are to
see it, neat aud prosperous as ever.
A FIRS at Union, Or., recently, burned
8,0UU woith of law books for J. W.Sh.1
ton. Tbe building ai uearly destroyed
Clkveland talks hack to T-iminiuiy in
terms uot to be mistaken As he was
elected without New York, be owes Ill-it
organization uothiug, aud ys s .
Another crank who putS2 00i)in au
old sock aud bid It iu Ills g-trret m.tetd
of pulling it iu the ba -k, turned np at
Portland last week. Ue has l.ss money
aud more eipeneme than before.
Tub Portland Telegram make) Ibis,
remark : ''Clevelend is a JefiVraonian
in principle, and believes in th doctrine
of tin iff for revenue only." Jefferson be
lieved in protection of American indus
tries, white getting revenue, and wan one
of the earliest advocates of that princi
ple. It is acknowledged th it the school
question beat the republican party in
Wisuonsin and Illinois. If ibis, the
maintenance of the supreme right of a
I state to assert full authority on matters
of education, cost all that is claimed,
the votes were well lost. Principle is
beyond mere autocratic "an thing to
rule," and the people will see i, too.
THAT LAND HLIDE.
More Formidable Affair Than Is Generally
hap posed.
From the OreRonian.
The lan.l-lnle on Ihe line of the Union
Pacific at Reed's ranch, four miles wes
of Bonneville ia a muob more serious
matter than was at first snpiosed. The
movir g earth extends about a mile back
from the road, np a canyon, and Ihe
u hole slope for that distance aupears to
hsve separated from the bed rock and to
he sliding toward tbe rivei. Down this
canyon comes a stream of mad, bowl
ders, trees, eto , about 300 feet in width
which has poured aoross Ihe track and
completely ruined Mr. Reed's farm, cov
ering 40 or 50 acres, and carrying away
bis barn and other outbuildings, bay.
stscks, etc, which nre pushed along by
the slide and partially buried under it.
If the ground stops slidiug the track
will be clear this evening, as a large to roe
of men are at work, bill it is improbable
that the sliding will cease, and quite cer
tain that as soon as a heavy rain comes a
great deal more dehris will come down.
There are many aciee ready to move,
Mr P.eed and some of the railroad men
have explored the slide as well aa possi
ble, but it is very dangerous work, as
bouldera come down unexpectedly, and
the whole mass is liable to move at any
time. Tbe company transfer passengers
dud mails by boat beteeD Ta lor's laud
ing and Bouneville, so very little delay
is oaused, but when the road will be open
for traffic is what no oue can tell.
Ihe elide is a paralizsr to all concern
ed. Even if a rond is built around it on
a trial le, it iB feared that the avalanche
will come down and Bweep away tbe tres
tle, ine orhciaie or the company are
trying to devise some scheme to oircum
vent tbe elide, but it is such a huge uff.iii
that no one knows bow to handle it. All
tormer slideB up the gorge of tbe Colnm
hia have beeu tame Llfaiis compared to
this,
CUL'NlllLi SI KKIIf.tr.
r.egtilur session of council last nigh'
called to order by Major Matlock. All
I'oiiucilmeu present. Minutts of last
-ueeling rear! aud approved.
Bills allowed : Gazette, S2; A A R di
erts, SI33 32; J. H. Stlion. $1; Wra. (lor
duo, 85; Oiegouian, $7.5iJ; Hee Driakell,
(54; Con Haley, 81 25; Chna B.irobere,
13 7..; W.H Pope, 86 25; J. W Rasmus,
6.i; Al. K. Driakell 814; D A. Hamilton,
8DH75; Ki.k & lira-nine, $105; Gilliam
AUiahee. $2341; A. M. Slocum, $17.04;
Hismaik, 6; J W. Cowins, $12.
Petition of J.N. Br .wn et al., referred
lo committee on streets uud public prop
erly. Petition of C. A Iibea et al , for uigbl
w itch, laid ou the (aide.
Petition ot T. J Matlock et al., for
electric light on Mam and Center streets,
passed by tie, FarnBWorth, Morgan and
i'alterson (or it. and Gilliam, Licbtenlhal
and Gnrrigues against. Mayor Matlock
decided in favor of the affirmative, aud
ihii carried the additional light.
Counod then adj nimed.
SOUK KAULK1U
Kroin the Long Creek Paper.
Win. Rush is over from Heppnpr this
r ek. Ho informs the Esitle that tbe
election pusaed ill quietly in Morrow
county.
Wm. Bnronm ami Diok Murphy re
'urned from the Black Unite mines 1'ues
lay. having completed assessment work
ou "No Man's" claim.
A report lias reached Klaraath Falls,
of the death of l'eler Fr- nch, cattle kinu
o Oreiion, at rt iu mountuiu. Hisrnnob
iu Harney valley ia seventy miles Ion
and ilnrty-tive wide, wurth a million aud
a half.
The Orant County Newa says: "the
ljo.i Creek stait consisting of au old
pluit with a mail sack lashed to his buck
ran away Saturday eveuintr npnn ar
riviuir at Ihe postoflioe. No damage
d-'iiri." As the public niiuhl oouceive a
wrong idea of the Nes' article, it might
he well that it he infnrm.d lhat Ibeslane
in questiou carries the mall from Cauyun
City to Monument.
CAltl) Of THANKS.
I wish to express my gratification and
thanks to the people of lleppner for their
generous entertainment of Ihe work thai
represent. The large, attentive atnli
euee on Monday evening, ihe genetons
iiolieoiiou of $1825, and Ihe further pro
vision for the supia.it of a native preach
r at $."( a year, are occasions of grali
tude lo these kind friends and to O-.d.
L. Ella Millkk.
Thosk Ri..nkkts f ureliaaera are find
uig great hai gam in those single ami
double bh.nkeis thai Fell Bros, are offer
nig at such low tigiues, lor they rind
ibein n. iiher aboihly nor pari cotton.
Inn whal we say all wool. Whv the)
sell them so chenp is easily explained
iney give tbe purchaser a bargain when
they get oue. Tue blankets sell them-
selves. 642 it
A Nkw Nbiuhbob. Geo. V. Lord
has niove.l into tbe former art gal
lerv over Messrs. iirown A Hamilton's
otlie-e, and has titled up for architecture
ork. He la prepared to i-mitract for
all kinds of buildings, or will supervise
construction, and purchase material foi
the same, ti'Ving his customers Ihe ben
edt ot his experieuoe and percentage.
532 Xt-
Koran Iiamonu Cioabr. Witbont
an equal, and for Jtara the leading
saloon cigar, will be sold at Man Fran
Cisco wholesale prices, by lots of HKI or
S.tKjO at J. (John's. 80 U
I t AKNKKK-Smir'. stork and fiitniva rani
I bi isl iie-ss : eMrilillKheil to the inlttiit of a '
V.Hal lannli'K Hial ttiK-k-rslnlng eoiiiitry-
AIo for iu.tr s ifraal house siul two lou ullh or '
w ilhont the IniKliieM eroiK-rtv Kor lurtlier In. I
oiuiauuu sUurvw Osivus, Ueppuer, Or. 4Mtfl
It Til site
GOOCL
One reason why Soft's Emulsion of Pure Nor
wegian Cod Liver Oil and I lypophosphites of Lime
and Soda has had such a large sale is because it is
"Almost as palatable as milk;" but the best reason is
that its curative properties are unequalled. It cures
the cough, supplies the waste of tissues, produces
flesh and builds up the entire system.
Scott's EmuUi'iu cures Coughs,
Colds, Conoumpt on, Scrofula,
and all Anaemic and Wasting
Diseases. Prevonts wasting in
children. Alnio t as palatable aa
milk. Get only the genuine. Pre
pared by Scott A Bowne, Chemists, New
Sort. Sold by all Druggists.
TTEPPNER and LONE ROCK
STAGE LI2ST1C
iTIEMvSOX, Prop.
Leaves Hppner on Tuesdays, Thursdays
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Makes onnneetinn with the weekly
line to Fossil. Reasonable charges for both
Passengers -:-
643-ttaw
NLOCOM-JOHNS fOS
X
NOTARY PUBLIC
CONVEYANCER
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Tbe titndebaker wagon beads them all.
For sale at Oilltam A Bisbee's. a
Look out for Fell Bro'ssale of rem
uauta bargaius iu every thing. a
Why nu huugry when the City bntel
furnishes you a good meal at living
rates. a
"Hardware" did yon eayf Why, e
at P. 0. Thorn psou tc Co.'s stand, and the
place for bargains. a
Call on Rip to do yonr wood sawing;
same old price. Also delivers woud to
any part of Heppuer. hee ad. a
For cash yon oan get more at the East
ern Clothing honse, with Levi ou deck,
than any other place in Heppuer. a
The Palnoe is the leading hotel in the
city. Well furnished rooms with plenty
of light are provided for ev--rvone. a
Smith, the furniture man. ia prepared
to sell fine goods at low figures. Full
line of undertaking goods ou hands, a
M. Licbtenlhal & Co. have a fine lot of
winter wear, including ladies' winter
shoes, overshoes, rubjer boots, eto. Drop
in. a
Bore, the je-veler, is tbr nan to fix up
your watch or clock. e keeps a full
stock of everything pertaining to his
business' a
Don't overlook T. W. Avers, Jr., the
leading druggist. Choicest perfumes,
purest druga and the fiueet toilet articles
always on hand. a
Tbe Bnehi-r beer, 5 cents per glass, at
'he Columbia Beer Hall, darners &
Hughes, i ir.ps.. next door to M. Lioh
tentbnl & Co.'s shoe store. a
Tbe M. L. & T. Co , since tbey have
roofed all their platforms, have an im
mense storage rapacity. This com pa u
uow deals in gram, lumber and wood, a
Since Shaw & McCarty purchased the
meal market they have al ays endeavor
ed to keep on band Ihe freshest and
choicest meats, sausages and bologuaa. a
What will perseverance, pluck aud en
terpris avail in this wild west, if you
cannot get big bargains? However, be
fore giving up entirely, visit Minor Bros.'
emporum. i
Thompson & Binnsown the buss which
goes lo and from Ike Citv hotel, but w ill
call for parties desiring to go to train iu
any part of the city. Leave orders at
City hotel. a
Gilliam & Bishee, tbe bnrdvare and
tinware merchants, carry everything ap
pertaining to their lines, even agricul
tural implements. Don't you need a
plow tuiB fallr a
Dou't overlook Kirk & Rasmus for
bargains. They have pnrchased I he bus
iness of J. W. Matlock & Co. but will
soon remove to the Mallory corner, oppo
site tbe Palace hotel. a
Dr Grant's Cloalo, the great dyspepsia
oonqnerer, will positively cure rijspepsia
and all its kindred ailments. Every bot
tle sold nnder a positive guarantee to
effect a on re or money refunded. See ad
in this issue. a
The general merchandise establish
ment formerly owned by Coffin k Mi Far
laud, has lately changed bauds, uow be
ing under the control and management
of The McFarlaiid Mercantile Corupanv.
which continues business at the old stand
with a larger stock than ever.
$& KttWAIlD.
This amount will be paid for the re
coverv of a chestnut sorrel mare, branded
a diamond L on light hip and I 8 nn left
should' r; has a wire Out on one front
font; ins-veil years old, weighs 900 to
1000 pounds, star iu forehead, whi e
strip in the face. The above reward ill
he paid for ber delivery to me at Alu
Thompson's rauch.
J. 8KPH Dl'BOIS,
541 tf. Heppur, Or.
OunrantcfNl to cure Dillons Attackiend
CoustipuiHou, Sincul line uv-an.
to KKWAKt).
Lost nr stolen, one hay horse fonr years
old, branded cross ( ) wilb bar above it
on right shoulder Had white face I
will yive Ihe above reward for his rttun
to J L. Howard's ranch on Little Butter
Creek, or for information lendms to his
recovery. I L Howard.
638 sw Uallowav, Ore.
TO THE POINT.
My creditors are after me for money
which I cannot pay nnlees tl oee w ho
owe me come to the front. This shall
expect everyone to do witbont further
delay. I need money and must have it
fVW sw D. W. Horner.
P. S. I'm in dead earnest nn this mat
ter Those who thi" k that I sm fooling,
will fiud out theirmistake. D W.H.
To CousuxuptiveM.
The undrrtltrned hsvlnr been restored to
neslth by sln.nle mesns, after intfertng for ev
f rsl yenrt with a aevere h.llir affection, nd that
drrait ilUenne rnniumptton. la anxious to make
known to Ma fellow antti-rera thenieans of rare
lothivp nh.nl.il re It, he will rheertully send
(fn-e of rhsreel a ronv of the preacrliitlon nel,
whlt-tl they will Suit a sure rare for ConBinnp-
tlon. AmhaiH. I'HUrrh Rmni'hll la and all.hptuf
and hour nialailtra. He li. inert ll antt'rreri will
try hia remedy, aa It U iavAltiatile. Th.wedeBtr
Ina the prei.-rlptlnn. a htetl w'll ca-at them nolh
tn. and may prove a htraalinr. lll pleaae ad
dress. Kkv. Fi'asi A. VVii.som.
l-iw Brvoxlja. New York.
Scott's
Emulsion
and Saturdays. Leaves Line Rock on
and -:- Freight.
DRUG 00.. Asrents. Heppnei. Or.
OFFICE
DIssULl'lIOM O' CuPUK.NEttsHlP.
Notioe is hereby given that tbe part
nership existing between Arthur Coffin
and Fiank MeFarland. under the firo,
name of C ffio & M.-Farland. was die
solved February 1, 1892, by mutual oou
sent, Artnur Coffin retaining tbe Arling
ton business, collecting all scoonuta diu
snd paving all liabilities of same, ano
r rank Mcr arland retaining tbe Heppnei
business, collet-ring all nocoauts due and
paving all liabilities of same
Abthcr ClTFlH.
Jkank McFakland
R-ferring to tbe above, Frank McFa'.
land, H 'tuer McF. rla.d and Emil C
vornz nave iormed a co partneiahip nn
der the firm name of McFarland Mercan
tile Company, rotrmencing business
September 1st. 3892. to be incorporated
The new Aim will continue iu the gen
eral merchandising business at the Name
location, National Bank building, lowet
iuniii ot., rJeppner. Uregon.
Fbank McFakland,
How tK VcKaklanJ,
642 548-w J mil P. Voai z.
NOTICE 10 G. A. E.
Notioe lo hereby given to all members
of Rawlins Post No. 31, O. A. R , and
ibose intending to become mernheis, thai
there will be a meeting of this post at
Heppuer ou Nov 2n, 181)2. All invited.
pa ticularly those who are soldiers, but
uot members of any post.
Bi order of
Geo. W. Smith,
C. 0. Boon.
Adjutant.
EF"Tlie W R C. will hold a meeting at
Ih.- Odd fellows hall, r-aturday. Nov.
"6.1 p m , the same day that tbe G A.
tv. meets, to take in new members.
43 tf. By order of the W. R. C
U. A. It. NO I H E.
Tbe members of R.wlius Post No. 81,
G. A. R. are requested to be in attend
ance at the u eeliug of tbe Post on th.
last Sal.nday iu December, D-Cemlei
ol,ut Lexington, at which time Ihe eleo
lion of nflioers for tbe ensuing v.ar oc
curs. 1'iease bear Ibis in mind, and
make your arrangements to be with n.
Vl-tl U. W. Sniiiu, Com
Stbaied. A lonr-year-old st.er, brand
ed H f ou tbe ribs on right side; also
same brand ou right hip and on right
atirje; big split iu tight ear. Any lnlor
illation leading to reOovery of same will
be cheerfully rewarded In
Bob Dexter,
B38-8W Heppuer, Or.
Ad Apprehensive subject
Means of a Prehensile Tail
The Monkey is Xot Afraid be
cause his Tail is a Good One.
We are Xot Afraid because our
Tide is a Good One.
is No Tile of Voe!
WE 'JELL OF
- Spleu lid Goods,
Fair treatment j satisfaction lo custom
ers, and of reasonable prices aud
good money value.
It is a Tailless Tale.
A tale witbont end, bee .use it ia a tale
tbat will hold A pleasure to show
goods. Noecial iuduceineuls to
Cash timers. Call at
Az
ConmreliEnsivB Survey
TO
PEOPLE OF HEPPNER
And Surrounding Country,:
-: i We are 0oni . I'ed to announce that onr entire stock of-
Clothing-, -A- Ifrii'iiishiiig Goods,
-ga iiat.s, c-ps. boots, shoes, i-
rrauks, V.dises, and also a full line of Ladies' Onods. snoh aa Dress Goods, Furn
ishings, Fanoy Goods and potions of all kiuds
3o. Within the Next 30 Days.3o,
Vt prices never heard of b- f-re in tbe history of merchandising Thanking yon for
past patronage, we would like to see you oome aud
Get the Benefit of Our-
6iiOSiiG :
AT
THE EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,
N. LEVI UO BISON, Proprietor,
HEPPNER, - OREGON
jiBCAB. TICKS" -LICE
THE V O R inWh OZj
P,h
luiWinn luillnn llinn l imn I
loii'iiuuii mm tiittii mm
DIP YOUR SHEEP EVERY FALL AND
HAVE MORE WOOL AND BETTER WOOL
N
e3e InclorHements. s
Cooper Pip ie used and endorsed hy the followtntr iireiron and MontAna iheepmen: W. B.
Donaldson. Puvville; W. . Lee, Junction cltv; John Harrison, Matney; Geo. Oclig, Amanda;
Kenneth Meltae, ImyviUe; loe "liver, John Pay; J, W. Bvers, New Lisbon; p. .1. Mouie, Bcreall;
Cook A Clark, I'hill.ronk: Kiiiri-liild Jc MeCraiir, liuptiver; K. It. Warren, Utiea; Bmeh Broa.,
lwiton: E. P. Chandler, Maiden; J, Hirei-hheri!, Choteau; I). 8. Hauling!, UUet; Jamel di,
Dlilou; W. Norton Stewart; A. Downie. Biir Sundy.
n ' o t it 1 1 vi iuh ui
Ash Your Merchant for
Oen. Apr fo" Oregon Va'shlnRton'w
HERE IS THE PJLA.CE
To C4et Even on Your Life.
JUST OPENED
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware,
QUEENSWARE, GL.SSWARE,
Wood and Willowware, Black-miths' Supplies. Iron. Steel and Coal, Pump, and
Pipe, tanks. Batht.ihs and Sink., Pliimhiuit M-.terihls. Agricultural Imple
ments. All Kinds of Repairing quickly and neatly done.
THE CEIFBMFD
Odd Fellows' building Msiu St.,
DAN OSMEK.1.
Columbia Beer Hall!
"AT EXT DOOR to Heppner Candy Factory on Main
w;,Jn H? nr li"ml a Fine Lie of Liquors,
Wines, Cigars, Etc. li e have
Reduced the Price of the Buchler Beer to
j S Cents PerGloss,
On diaiiylit, fresh Hml C1)(1). L,lich () kilJ(,H Hq
to see all llinir ..Id fiieuda and ninny more.
OSUKKS & HUGHES. Props.
The Heppner Wood Yard.
HIP II AS GOT AROUND
At last, and has opened up a Wod Yard, from which he will deliver wood,
sawed or uusawed.
Wood Sawed at Your Residence, 75 cts
. - ... '',5i no, mree times. Wood sawed and
delivered a. 7 0 ercrd. Yard near the deTt.
.,-,a. Leave orders at .ilnan it H'.wa'd's
RIP VAN WINKLE, Proprietor.
JllE Q1TY HOTEL,
w,
ryms hotklhy hs Rmnm aml REPCNI(1IltD ,hron8hon,t now
is one of the moa, ivi,i,,w p1hW9 in Hpppr Mr
with him. feeling ,bat he i. M. tn mtHW, y.n j , Qf
First Class House. " 'Reasonable Rates.
THE
Out Sile !
THE-
u w iiiuuu, vniiM u
Coopers and Take 10 Other.
PPOpS. WlH. COOPEIi NEI'DEWS.
(Jalvnton. Tfxa.
Bain Wiigons, Hacks ani Backboards
Yon will save money by
getting our prioes before puicbasiDg
elsewhere. -: -; .;. .;. --
534-if
HEPPNER. OREGON.
MAT HUGHES.
I-EKZEH, Irop.