.Wl'lUtl 10 ADVERl'lHEKS.
'PH03E desiring the Insertion of display ads.,
L or chaiiKe of name, must get their copy iu
i.ut later than Monday eveninr for Tuesday's
edition, or Thursday evening for Fridays edi
tion. I'HK pATTKaaoN I'UHUftUlNU CO.
NOTICE.
1. The mm of five cents per line will be
charged for "cards of thanks," "resolutions of
respect," lists of wedding present! and donors,
and obituary notices, (other than those the edit
or Bhall hluisell give as a matter of news,) and
lioticeB of special meetings for whatever purpose.
a. Notices of church and society and alluther
entertainments from which revenue is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of live
cents a line. 1 hese rules will be strictly adher
ed to In every Instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
Give your business to Heppner people,
and therefore assist to build up Hepp
ner. Patronize those who patronize
you.
Here and There.
Auotion.
Rt-gardleea of oost.
At tbe Eastern Clothing Honae.
Beginning Saturday, Deo 10, at 10 a m
A. Andrews was in Heupner yesterday.
Judge Kdithley id aeeiog Portland's
sigh's.
TD l'T'8 PILLS never disappoint the
BVulld.
60c Dress goods for 37Jo at Ladies'
Bazmr.
M. H.- Maxwell, of Gooseberry, was id
town Tuesday.
N. L. Kobison is selling pot itnen at
Ioeuts per lb. ' 637-tf
Fred Miller knows bow to give you a
good fit iu tailoring. tt sw
The Oem mid Palace snloorjs for flni
liquors. MoAtee Bros., Props. sw
J. N. Heeler, Andy Cook, and W. J.
Crown wtre over tbe first of this week.
W. (J. Bojer is oouvaleHirjg rapid!
from a recent illness, being able to sit
np.
Mrs .1. N. Brown returned from a
visit to ber parents at Salem last Tues
day. M. Marx, representing I lie firm of Man
& Jorgesou, was in Heppner over Tues
day. Johnny Ohriimaa and Clay Ltioe came
over from Grain oouuty tbe first of the
week:.
Case Fuqna and Mr. Jones, of Eight
Mile, were in town over Weduesday
night.
Dan Mnthoit, representing the Stand
dim) Oil Go., passed np the main line
Wednesday.
The Morrow County Land and Tins'
Company hare an unlimited supply of
obop tor sule. . 41-tf.
Dickenson, Baxter, and other big
guns of the Union PbciUc, passed up
the main line Wednesday.
Uncle Johnny Looknane was dwn
to town this week with bis regular
week's consignment of wood.
Geo. P bippB, li. F. Hynd and Geo.
Isom were in tbia week as witnesses iu
the Day-Jobnsou land Ountest.
Hun. VV. P Elmore departed Wednes
day fur Brownsville. He whs a witneBH
in tbe Day-JobusoD contest oase.
Every man wbo takes any interest in
fast stork should subscribe for Tut
Horseman. Gazette shop, agents.
N. Nielson is now running a stage be
tween tieppner and Lone Rook. Set
ad. for days of leaving Bud'arr.val. tf.
Allen Evans was up from Alpiue yes
terdny. Though quite frosty over in his
neighborhood, rang" still continues good
Mrs. A. J. Stevenson is prepared to d"
all kinds of numing. Call at ber home
in north Heppner, or address her at thit
place. 518 if
Perry Houser, who is employed by
Shaw Bros, & McCarty in their Heppner
butober shop, visited Pendleton last
week.
Lost A lady's ring, opal and four smal
diamond settings. Finder will be r-.
warded by leaving same at tbe Gazette
office.
Hivu ketchum whiskers. Hatt &
Mathews, at the oity barber shop the
place to get a first-class shave, hair-out
or shampoo. tf.
T K. Boberts, formerly of Ibe Gazette,
was a passenger on Wednesday's east
bound train on the main hue. He whs
ou his way to Pendleton.
Master Clay French is the authorized
agent for tbe Oregonian at this place.
Subscribe through him, and have your
paper delivered free of charge. tf
Did yon notice that fine head of hair
at chuicb lust SundHy? That whs Mrs.
B . She never permits herself to be
out of Hall's Hair Renewer. Try it.
Newer and neater quarters at the
Palace Hotel's north business room.
Charley Jones, the baber, wants to see
bis old friends there. Batbs in connec
tion. .
Dr. 0. B. MoSuards, aocompanied by
bis wife anil child, arrived Weduesday
from Pendleton. The doctor is reoeutly
from Ohio, and will probably looate iu
Heppner.
A lady with two small obildren would
like to seoore a plaoe to board where
parties are willing to take care of five
year old child during tbe day. luqune
at this olHoe.
Tbe latest dentistry, crown and bridge
work, niost successfully accomplished by
Dr. B. F. Vaugban. Gas administered
when desired. Thompson building,
Heppner, Or 1-a-w.
Mow is tbe time to olean and oil your
harness for the winter. And dou't for
get tbal Cuburn's Ivory Black Harness
Oil is the best for tbe purpose. For sale
by P. 0. Thompson Co. 43 i
Geo. O Goode. an attorney of Condon,
was oyer Wednesday securing witnesses
in IbeKualm nffair, and also endeavor
iog to secure parties to go on Kimsey's
bail. We understand tbHt sureties have
been secured for Zucbury and Bale.
Weakness of sight i frequently the
result of general debility. When the
blood is impoverished every orgao and
sense suffers. As Bn effective, powerful,
and economical tonic-alterative, Ayer's
Barsaparilla may be relied on every time
Constipation is the parent of innumer
able diseases, and should, therefore, be
promptly remedied by tbe use of Ayer's
Cathartic ills. These pi I Is do not gripe,
re perfeotly safe to take, and remove
all lendeucy to liver and bowel com
plaints. Owing to the faot that job stork has
advanced about twenty per oeui imtrj
reuamia which will be explained else
wbre. we are compelled to nmke a
light advance oo all printing. A le
rluctioo will be made as soon as prices
of material will justify same.
Hattee's Congo Oil is rapidly ooming
to the from as a leading medioiue. J
A. Harrison, tbe Fossil oonstable, ap
plied it to bis legs, whioh was recently
kiaked by a borce. and next day be
threw aside his orntches' "It's the boast".
Harrison says. LymBU Brown tried tbe
oil for rbenmatism with which he has
been troubled for years, and this is what
be says: -It kocked it after two appli
cations.'' 54J-tf.
W. H. Holonmb, at one time promi-
n ently counee'ed with tbe old O K. 1 S.
Oo .i.od Inter tbe vice presideut of the
Union Pacific, passed down tbe main
Jin last Wednesday, accompanied by
his daughter. He ia one of the World's !
Fair officers with a salary of 82U,OtU a
year. Predy good itself, isn't n. I
Mrs. Geo. Wright is dangerously ill '
at tbe rosideuoe of A. Wriht.
Auction at ibe Eastern Clothing House
begins tomorrow at Ija. ui.
Hon. J. B. Sperry is visitinghisduugb.
ter, Mrs. Williams, of Fox valley.
The hind coaiest o Be, Day vs. John
Son will likely laat Some day J el.
'Squire Joues aud lnother. Pearl, were
iu from Eight Mile this moruiug.
Mrs T. W. Ayers, Jr , bus been on tbe
sick list tor some uua, but is oouvateso
iug. Mrs Ohas. Wagner, of The Dalles, is
yisuiug ber parents, Mr. aud Mis. W.J.
McAtee.
The new residence of F. O. Bucknum
is well under way, aud will be completed
in u short time.
Oaoar Minor, Wes MarUtt and Geo.
Harringtou are out ou tue breaka ot the
Jobu Day buuliug,
O, J, Harris bus tuki n a position on
tbe braucb, but wUether permuutntly
or not, we are unable to say.
Joe uud Geo Beck, who have been
here for some days ou business, left this
moruiug for their Hamilton home.
J. 1). Hamilton has beeu confined to
his borne lor several days with a threat
ened attauk of putuuiouia. but is much
better at preseut.
If you desue barguius you should not
( .11 to attend the Eastern Uloiliiug House
auoiloti. Tbe eutiro stock will be dis
posed of regardless of cost.
S Lipmau arrived from Portland last
veuiug aud is today arranging the stook
ot tbe Eastern Clothing House for tbe
gi eat aucuou sale, wbiub begiua tomor
row. The city eleclioo at Pendleton Moo
dily oreuted considerable exoitemeut.
Peudieiou bus au iiumeuse flouting vole,
which turned out pretty welt ou tbia
ocoasiou .
S. C. Smith was thrown nut of his cart
while returning home from 'Gene (Jamp
onll's mat Wednesday. Bninug a tew
uruises aud a Blight out on tbe head, he
came out uninjured.
Wednesday's stage broke down over
on Big Wail creek, aud oame iu as far as
the diuuer station on ibree wheels. W.
0. Cox aud sou who were on ih'eir way
o Heppuer for supplies, took off tbe
only uasseuger, a ludy, uud brought ber
ou to Heppner.
The young hunters, Lee Matlock, Al
oert Kea, Willie Cowius aud Lee French
Uave returned, L.-e Matlock bringing in
t deer. Albeit aud Will "hooted it"
all ibe way from tbe John Day, their
uorses having gottou away from them, as
nuted iu lust issue.
A Giiand Time. rlou. tf. Blackmau
aud the editor of this paper were present,
ou invitation, at tbe oonterring of the
Royal Aroh degree at La Grande last
Tuesday evening. All members ot tbe
order residing in this vicinity, as well
as those in Pendleton, Union and Baker
City were given inflations, and those
"ho availed themselves of the Baiae do
uot regret it. La Graude has a Chapter
that they are proud of, aud well tbey
might be. tor their work Is "outotsight."
Chey are a fiue lot of fellows, too, tbe
cream ot the country, aud no set of
visitors were ever giyeu such a royal
4ood time as on this ocoaBioo. One of
the important features, was a banquet
at the Hoiel Foley. Words fail to de
scribe this part of the eutertaiumeut,
but we will suy that the Gazette has
never had an opportunity of sntiug dowu
at a finer spread. The tubles were beau
tifully decorated and tbe whole affair
such a one that co'd, unsympathetic
type fail to ti press tbe appreciation of
the visitors. Hon. S, R. Reeves, mavor
of La Grande, ia the preseut High Priest
of La Grande Chapter.
Pendleton's Election. At the city
electiou last Monday, Pendleton ohose
the following olfijers: Mavor, R. Alex
ander; 0 luucilm iu, Dr. B 'title and 0
W. Fielding; Marshal, Phil McBriun;
Recorder, Geo. R. Lash; Treasurer,
Clark Wood. The hottest a"d most
interesting coutest was over tbe mayor's
office and marsbalsbip, though it proved
not to be very close, the lucky aspirants
gettiug there by mnj irities, respectively,
171 aud 186. The writer is personally
acquainted with tbe tmyor-eiect, R. Alex
ander, who, by the way, is the present
efficient mayor by appointment. He ia
one of Peudleton's moHt progressive busi
ness men, aud we cougratulate tbe
people ol that little city upon their ex
cellent choice. ''Alex's" opponent, Mr.
Beau, is a man held in high esteem.
however, which mukes tbe victory ul'
the more gratifying.
Leezeb Rossi The marriage of Mr
J. M. Letzer aud Mis Eliza Ross was
solemnized Tuesday evening, November
29, at the rectory of the Church of tbe
Redeemer in Pendleton. Rev. W.E, Pot-
me performed tbe ceremony in tbe
presence of n few immediate friends of t he
contraotiug parties, wbo, it was remark
ed by those present, were a singularly
handsome couple. The bride was taste
fully attired and looked exceedingly
attractive. Mr. Leezer has long been a
oitizen of Pendleton and was formerly
oromiuent in business here. Himself
and bride bave many warm friends to
wish them happiness. Mr. and Mrs.
Leezer left for Portland shortly after
the cerem ony to enjoy a short wedding
trip. Ehhi Oregonian. Mr. LefZer is a
brother of Samuel and J. W. Leezer, of
this city.
Heppnerites in Town. State Senator
Henry Blackman and Elitor Patterson,
of he Heppner Gazette, were in town
last evening oo their way to La Grande
to witness the conferring of a degree at
tbe meeting nf ibe Royal Arob Mas ns
there. Mr. Patterson was Been by en
East Oregonian representative. Ibe
Gi.zttte man is closely identified with
the in.erests of his town, and is much
pleased over Heppuer's present lively
and nroeperous air. There bave been
forty or fifty honses erected this fall.
Tbe waterworks and eleotric light system
will be completed shout the first of tbe
year, and a 812.000 school bouse has
beeu built. ' Heppuer's present popu
lation is not leBS tban law c. u.
A New Neighbor. Geo. W. Lord
has moved Into the former art gal
lery over Messrs. Brown A Hamilton's
office, and has fittrfd np for architecture
work. He is prepared to contruot for
all kinds of buildings, or will supervise
cojstmotion.Bnd purchase material for
tbe s"me, giving bis customers the ben
efit ot bis experieuoe and percentage.
632 tt
Masonic Installation. At a meeting
of tbe general oommiitee, appointed by
Heppner Lodge. No. 69, A. F. aud A. M.t
composed of H. Blackman, Geo. Conser,
P. O. Borg, Jas. B. Hperry, Frank Sloan,
W. A. Kirk aud Otis Pattersou, of which
V. O. burg was obuiimao uud Geo. Con-
er, secretary, laat Saturday eveuiug after
the aojouruuteut ol lodge, the following
sub committees were appointed: Ou
supper aud prepaiing hall, W. A Eirk,
J as a. hperry; on muaio, George Con-
eer, Frank Sloau ; on program and ora-
nou, Otis Patterson, a. Blackomn, P. O.
Borg. H. Blackman was uuthonied to
procure, it possible, a Masojio orator
from abroad. The brethreu autiuipate a
gruud t me on the date ot installation,
Deo. 27, St. John's day, at wbiob no cue
wul be invited except Musous and their
families.
K. of P. Installation. At tbe last
oouyeuliou ot Doric Liodge, No. 20, K. of
f., the following commi.teea were ap
pointed: Progiam, A. W. Pattersou, E.
P. Vornz, W, B. Potter: invitation, Otis
Patlersuu, F. J. Hnllock, H. Blackman;
an per, Pup Simons, T. W. Ayers, A.
Rood; arraugemeute of hull, U. Scbbr
ziuuer, J. J. K beris, W. W Smead: iuu-
io, W. L. Haling, A. W. Patterson, Dr.
W. Rasmus: reception, U. a Van
Duyn, Sterling Kelt lily, Cbas Johnson,
W. a. Potter, E. P. Voruz. All commit
tees are requested to meet as soon as
possible, aud to be preseut at next con
vention. Mbrccbi bijoiB. Our readers, per
haps, noticed in our lust issue a looal
taken from the Portland Meioury. As
it waa already in print, and as that
paper has quite a oiroulation here, the
Gazette deemed it, as a duty, to publish
it, at tbe same time not desiring to be a
party to tbe distribution of scandal, but
rather tbe opposite. That this is notb-
iug more than a sensational item with
out foundation, is pretty olear. It could
apply to no one iu Heppner, uud our
readers should measure it up that way.
Death From La Ghipm. Mr. Win.
Diiakell brought iu word this moruiug
that Jus. Breeding, au older brother of
A. J. Breeding, bud died at i o'clock
from something resembliug la grippe.
He was 83 years ot age, which went
against bis recovery. His illuess begau
lust Monday, and be continued to grow
worse till death relieved him. The re
mains will be interred in the L-xingtun
cemetery tomorrow at 10 o'olook a. m.
On Anothbb Ouabob. Pboebe Rich-
ardsou aud husbuud are "in it" on auoth
er charge, that of burglary. Since tbey
were incarcerated iu the couuty j ul arti
cles taken from tbe residences of Mrs.
Kate Parsell, H Wade and Doberty Bros.
bave been found on tbeir premises. Their
examination tuktB plaoe this afternoon,
if witnesses can be procured in time.
The Richardson pair are "dandies."
Sudden Death. Word came over
from Uuion last Tuesday announcing
the death of I.usele Wright, tbe little
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wright,
age 2 years, 2 months and 14 days. The
remains were interred the same day.
Tbe complaint was soarlet fever, but as
proper precautions have beeu taken to
prevent tbe spread ot the disease, no
further oases are expected.
Mountain House. Mr. Joseph Crank
bus lately leased tbe hostelry kuowo as
tbe Mountain House, refitting and re
furnishing it throughout. Board and
lied, per week SO; board without bed,
$4.50; meals aud bed 25 cents eacb, Mr.
Urauk asks a portion of the patronage,
believing that be onn give as i ood ser
vice as anyone in Heppner, and for less
money. 4d-sw.
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE C'APrUUlf.
From the East Oregonian.
Iu relation to tbe capture of tbe Ros
lyn bank robbers it is reported to tbe
Eust Oregonian tbut two railroad men
employed on the Heppuer branch were
largely instrumental in locating them.
Four fellows boarded the train at Arling
ton and rode to Heppner. Certain sus
picious moves on tbeir part, aud tbe con
sultations which they were seen to bold,
led tbe tiaiuiuen to believe that tuey
might be the Roslyn bank robbers. Ac
cordingly, upou tbeir return to Arling
ton, tue railroad boys notined the oon
stable there of tbeir surmises, aud telegraph-
d to tbe sheriff at Roslyn that
tbey thought tbey bad located tbe rob
bers and desired bim to send a descrip
tion. No reply was received to this
message, but Defective Kullivan arrived
iu Arliugton two days afterward aud
there obtained information tbat led to
tbe capture ot the desperadoes. Th
story heretofore published regarding tbe
manner iu wlnob tbe due waa obtained
is to the effect tbal horses left behind
by tbe robbers in making tbeir esospe
were photographed, aud were identified
hy the photographer as ooming from
Gilliam oouuty. Is is asserted, however,
that tbe information turned in by the
railroadeis effered the nest due.
Racklra's Arnica Salve.
Tbe beat salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, nloers salt rnenm, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, ana post
lively oures piles, or no pay required. It
is truarauteed to give perlecl satisfaction
or money refunded. Pnoe 25 cents per
box. For sale by blooum-Johns too
Drug Co.
Guaranteed Cure.
We authorize onr advertised druggist
to sell Dr. Hiug s Hew Discovery tor oon
sumptiou, coughs and rolds, upon this
condition. Ityoo are afflicted with a
cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest
trouble, and will use this remedy as m
rected, giving it a fair trial, and experi
enced no benefit, vou may return tbe bot
tle and bave your money refunded. We
mmM twit mnbn thin fitter rlirl WA not
know that Dr. King's New Discovery
oouid oe renea ou. it neveraissppoinis.
Trial bottles free at Hlooum-Johuatnn's
drug store. Liarge bottles 6Uu and f 1.
A Leader.
Since its first introduction, Eleotrio
Bitters has gained rapidly iu popular fa
vor, until now it is clearly in tbe lead
among pure medicinal tonics and altera
tivescontaining nothing which permits
its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it is
recognized as tbe best aud pnrest med
icine for all ailments of stomach, liver
and kiduess. It will curesiok beaduobe,
indigestion, constipation, and drive mal
aria from tbe system. Satisfaction guar
anteed witb each bottle or tbe inouey
will be refunded. Pnoe only 50o per
bottle. Sold by Slocum-Joboston Drug
Co.
rJuddf a Change.
A flnld. or nnninrs. mflv oanse
the
noisonnns acids in tbe blood to clog its
oiroulation. This is rbenmatism. Dr.
Drommond'a Lightning Remedy bas
cured thousands. It will core you.
There is no other remedy that gives tbe
sufferer such quick satisfaction. The
price of a bottle is 85- and that is the
cost of onre. Drummood Medicine
Co.. 48 60 Maiden Lane. New York.
J Agents wanted. 40
AUOTIOJJ S y
Tbe entire stock of the Eastern
PUBLIC It
AT 50 CENTS ON" THE DOLLAR.
-- JSCO.M M ENCIN G
Saturday, December
- And will oontiune until every article is sold.
- 1ST. LEVI ROI3ISON. Prop.
Columbus Discovered .America
- But tbe people
. GILLIAM
Was the
HARDWARE
Tinwarei Wood and
Glassware, Lamps
Pumps, Gaspipe and Plumbing
AGRICULTURAL
-OP ALL
Wagons, Hacks, Buggies, Eto. A oar loBd
must oe sota. Jon vvorK done in
guaranteed.
OUR SIOCK 8 np wi'h ,,ie
goood value for your money.
J""' jjBiiuunjje,
Mam Street, next floor to first National Bank building.
HEPPNER, .... OREGON
SLES UIPRE6EDEISED.
why ?
BooauMo
Uo OtHer
Modiolxio
Has
Ever
Effootocl
tliO
Ouroei
OOIfOO
OIIj
Ha.
HAT s EES
OW.R.
MF'G. CSP0RTLAND.0RE.
First Month's Sales, 720 Bottles ; Second Month's Sules, 3300 bottles
SOLD EVEJlYWIIEriE.
PHIOE, - Dec 16 $1 and 08 a. 33otlo.
U. A. Thompson A. K. Binni
THOMPSON & BINNS,
PROPRIETORS
lie Heppner Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.
Below Cottln A McFarlanJ's, Main Street.
Good Conveyance for Tiaveling Men.
Teams to hay per day, 75 ots. Hay and grain per day. $1 25. Menls 26cti. a
at O. 0. Sergeant's, next door to Feed Stable. Urain and
baled bay always on hand.
FREE CAMP HOUSE FOR TEAMSTERS.
T. W. AYEKS, Jr.
T. W. AYERS, JIL., & CO.
ZzrRETAIL
AND DEALEK8 IN
Ji A1 UU
0
HAIR BRUSHES,
Dye-stofTs. Patent Medicines, Perfumery. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. Wall
fa per. window Ula.es, and all other articles ninally kept in a first class drug store.
Otis Patterson
NOTARY PUBLIC
-CONVEYANCER
LEGAL BLANKS.
Is qoite a
JERUSALEM
The Lancashire Insurance Co.
O f MANCIIICMTKR, KXOI.A.MJ
L W rAIItrliUl AuLM P"?
Clothing House is to be sold at
AUCTION !
10th, at 10 A. M.
discovered that at
& BISBJSE'S
place to buy-
Willowware, Crockery,
and Lamp Fixtures !
Materials. Coal, Iron and Steel.
IMPLEMENTS !
KIND8-
of STOVES direot from the factory tbat
a workmanlike manner and satisfaction
time8' Bn.(l we SPK. ' ya B liberal share of
iui nuiui n a will cuitonvui IV hlv YOU
WHY ?
Beoause
IX heuma
tiiairri.. oiatioa,
ana
Neuralsla
ore a.
t li i n e of tlio
Fait
CONGO
OIU
im TToocl.
PHILL COHN
DRUGGISTS
IV
i UiiU I i!
FANCY ARTICLES,
at
Ol'KICIC
If..
II
Plenty of them at the
Gazette Office. . . .
good wsys off. Winter is not so far, and
in tbe meantime our friens oan square np on subsorip
tion by bringing in oordwnod.
THE PATTERSON PUB. OO.
ot the net in the worm
Jash and
Bat it is no Conundrum why people prefer to spend tbeir cash with
P.1!' (LA HOIIQPSOI ! Go.
: Is because tbey
HARDWARE,
Tinware, Wood
GEOCERIES,-
Confectionery, Cigars. Tobaccos
Guns, Revolvers
The best assortment of Men's Winter
n . i
otttisiuuuou vjuaranieeu.
HEPPKER.
HERE IS
To Oet Even
e : Hardware -i-
JUST OPENED.
i
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware,
- - QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE,
Wood and Willowware, Blacksmiths' Supplies, Iron, Steel Bnd Coal, Pumps anil
Pipe, Tanks, Bathtubs aud Sinks, Plumbing Materials, Agricultural Imple
ments. All Kinds of Repairing quickly and neatly done.
rr
BE CELEBRATED
Bain Waps, Backs and B
: -:- Yon will save money by
getting our prices before purchasing
elsewhere. :- -: :- : -:- -:-
Odd Fellows' building, Main St.,
Grain
Standard Calcutta Sacks at all of
our Warehouses, 8 1-4 cts.
M. C L. & T. CO.
Change of
WE HAVE TAKEN CHARGE
whioh we propose to conduct in
on hands at all times the obnicest
Meats, Sausage, Bologna, Corn
ed Beef, Etc., Etc.
shaw
85-tt
Dll. JOSEPH J. BILL,
u Graduate M. E. 0. V. t). , London, England.
Veterinary
Chronic Diseases a Specialty.
I am prepared to do all kind! of Veterinary
alty. 1 1 in ! luetmiy trim muinuii ui ujiuriuinK uu norut!.; npeyiUR oi unilte ana MOgl
on short nolle. I will treat all animals In the imf4t approved procedure of Veter
luary Surgery. If you have any nick aidmati it will be to your intercut to
call ou me at Ktewart'i itabten.
I1EPPNER,
Baker :: and :: Confectioner,
MAY STREET, HEPPNER, OK.
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Confectionery.
WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES
Midi on tin out Notick and it Popular Pricks.
Bread 22 Loaves for
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fruits
Mies
WELL, I SHOULD SMILE,
The Finest in the Land.
Oyster Senson
JIIE QITY. HOTEL,
W. J. lkuzbHi Prop,
rpM8 H08TELHT lias beeu Bkfittrd and Befdnihiikd thronghout, and now
ia one of tbe moat inviting places in Heppner. Mr. Leezer invites, ynu to utop
with him, feeling tbat be ia aide to entertain yon in the beet of style.
r
First Class House.
onundrums.
get full value in '
Willowware,
and Cutlery of all Kinds
and Ammunition.
Underwear and Top 8blrta in the county,
..: 1 .t- . i r-. ,
turner main auu willow ntreets.
OREGON.
THE PLAOE
on Your "Life.
534-tf
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Sacks
Ownership
OF THE LIBEUTY MEAT MARKET,
the most satisfactory manner. Will keep
& Mccarty,
Proorietors.
W Surgon !
flurjrery, Emasculating Hornet and ReRUnn a Speci
Uttiw . OREGON
$1.00.
Store !
p -:- and :- (iprs !
Also in about ripe. We will let you
know about that in the near luture.
W. L. Matlock & Co.
Reasonable Rates