NOi'lCK TO ADVEHTWKRS.
I'll USE desiring the insertion of display acta.,
or change of came, nam get their copy In
wl Uter ihua Monday eveimig for Tuesiluy's
tuition, or ihursday evening lor Fridays edi
tion. '1'HS FaTTKRSON PuBUSUIMU CO.
KUI1CK.
1. The mm of flv. cent! per line will be
Charged for "carda of thanks," "resolutions of
reaped," Hits of wedding present! and donors,
and obituary notices, (other tnau thuae the edit
or shall liinineli give as a matter of news,) and
notices 01 special meetings lur vv tiatever purpose.
i. Notices ol church and society and all other
entertaliinieuu Iroin Hhich reenue is u be de
rived, shall be charged fur at the rate of live
tent a line. 'I hose rules will be strictly adher
ed to in every instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upou application.
e
Give vaur husnnvnaln Htiiittvrufv,io
and therefore assist to build up Hepp
tier, tatronize those who patronize
you.
Here and There.
Christmas tree.
lite wife ol Conductor French is ill.
Warren Carsuer is over from Haystack.
Geo. Wright's in fun, I child in seriously
ill
Masquerade bull
tor it.
-get yourselves ready
01
All Dyspeptics should use TUT1S'
PILLS.
Harry Woods returned Monday front
Portland.
J. C. A. umtioug was in from Alpine
Jettteiday.
Ful Keieher was infrcm Butter oreek
this week.
E. B. Siuutou, of Eight Mile, was over
Wednesday.
bcbilliuit'e best tea at P.O. Thomp
son CumpHiiy's. 12
Miller, the tailor, has conolnded to
stuy m Uepiner. Oif
Fred Miller kuows how to give you a
genii fit iu tailoring. tf aw
The inttilute I Lis week baa brought io
a nuu.ber of lew; hers.
J. 8. D. leTau, of Heppuer, visited Pea
dletuu early lliia week.
Cbiia. Benitiger oame up last eveoiDg
from lower Willow oreek.
The Odd bellows of HardmaD propose
to have a ball un the 26iu.
Joseph Putnam, of ,Ylouiimeut, is otop
ping iu Heppuer a tew days.
Audiew Peterson was iu from Goose
berry Beveral uuvs lliia week.
Bill lugrum and Emanuel Sawyer took
in the u-etrnpulia VVeuuesduy.
The Gem aud Palace saloous for fine
liquors. MoAiee Broc, Piopa. aw
Win. Hughes went down to Portland
Weuneailay, to remain a few days.
Jake Johnson, the renowned mayor of
- Gooseberry, was iu town yesterday.
A. W. Balsiger, one of the Morrow
oouu ty teachera, is attending the institu te.
Three prizes given away at the
masquerade Dull, Thursday December
39, mi. 0-4
Fred Wilmarth'a Prineville News says
that "Juniper wood is $4akord." Pietty
cheap fuel.
The Morrow County Land and Ti ust
Company hare an unlimited supply of
chop fur sale. 41-tf.
W. G. Boyer is able to get around
again, wbiou bia many friends will be
pleased to hear.
Mrs. 8. A. Pai ker aud little daughter
arrived Wednesday evening to join Mr.
Parker at this piaoe.
What amendments to our charter do
you think ueoesaary f Now is the time
to do some tlnukiug.
The Heppuer Water k Light Co. are
getting their eleuiiioal mucbinery In po
sition in their power house.
Every man who takes any interest in
fast stock should subscribe for The
Horseman. Gazette shop, agents.
rjuvejor Bruwu has just purchased a
new set of instruments. He finds quite
a demand for surveying this winter.
N. Nielsun is now running a stage be
tween Htppner aud Lone Bock. Set
ad. tor days of leaving aud arr.val. tf.
MfceQiieiade ball at the opera house
on lhuudav. Dtct mbei H9. I8i2. Ad
mittance. uenlltmeu SI: ladles, 50
oeuta. 0 1
Mrs. A. J. Stevenson is prepared to d
all kinds of nursing. Call at her home
in nortu Heppuer, or address her at tint
place. 618-tt
Hiva ketohura whiskers. Halt &
Mathews, at the city barber shop the
place to get a tirBt-claes shave, hair-out
or shampoo. tf.
See the stock of winter gloves and mil
teuB for sale by . 0. Thompson Compa
ny. Wool mitteus at 2oo per pair. Oth
er things in proportion.
Master Clay Frencl is the authorized
agent for tbe Uregouiau at this place.
Subscribe ihruuub bim, aud have your
paper delivered tree of charge. tf
The bald man's motto: "There is
room at the top." This top may be sup
piled wiib a good crop of hue hair by
uaiug Hall's Hair Keuewer. Try it.
Newer and neater quarters at the
Palace Hotel's north business room,
Charley Jones, the baher, wants to see
his old mends there. Baths iu connec
tion.
Tbe latest dentistry, crown and bridge
work, uiosi xncoeesfully aooomplmuea u
ilr. B. F. Vaughau. Uas administered
wueu desired. Thompson building,
Heppuer, Or 1-a-w-J.
T. Beid, a Hoosier boy, baa pur
chased a raucu near Gooseberry, ami
will teach the souol at that place tins
winter. He la in attendance at the
teachers' institute this week.
The success of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in tffeotmg a speedy Oil re ol
oolda, oioup aud wbuopiug cough hap
brought It luto a;reat dewaud. Messrs.
Pontius & Sou, of Cameron, Ohio, say
that it baa gained a reputation seound in
none in that vi.-lulty. Jii. U Q leeu, of
Johnston, W. W, says It IS tbe best he
evr used. B F. Joues. druggist, Wiuo
na, Miss., says: "Cbaniberlaiu's Cough
Remedy is perfectly reliable. 1 have al
warn warranted it and it never failed to
sve tne most perfect satisfaction." 50
cent Hot ties fur sale by Siocutn Johnsnu
Drug Company.
No Detter preparation for the bair has
ever been invented than Ayer's Hair
Vmor. It restores the original color to
(adtdandgiav hair, aud imparls that
natural gloss aud frebuess, everyone so
tdmires. lis feputaiiuu is world-wide.
Hi. Tash, JobD and Jas. Royse came
down from Hartlmn Weduesday. ine
first aud last named have each a son
attending school bere, who acoou pained
them h me Thursday morning, the
Ileupuer schools baviug diauiiesed the
remainder i f tue week on aooonnt of
lbs jusiitute.
Bailee's Congo Oil i" rapidly oomiDg
to the from as a leadiug medicine. J
A. Havrrison, the Fossil coustable, ap
plied it to bis legs, whiob was reoenlly
Sink-d hv a ho-co. aud n-xt day le
4brew aside bis orutches- "It's tbe bowF.
faairisoii m... LvniHO Br..wn tried the
oil for rheumatism with which l.e bus
been doublet.' for years, and ihi i" "bat
beSHs: "It kocked it after appli
cations." 54 ''
Ti. n,.i.rl,in Glolie wants to know
why it is that women make their dresses
.sight inohes too long and then holdtbem
up twelve iuches too high. Give us
something easier.
Cum. breuuer is in towu today.
Christmas tree at Heppuer this year.
Joe Keeuey,the sUge man, is in Hepp
uer. Sam Kinsman ships today 118 head of
cattle to the American Dressed Meat
Co.
Kev. P.itwine will bold services in the
Baptist ouuicb, Monday Dec, 19, al 730
o'clock.
Quite a delegation of Heppnentea
weui out to Mr. and Mrs. Normau Kel
ly's today.
Two big loads of merchandise passed
our home rauub yesterday ou the way to
tbe Jouu Day.
Cluus. Jobnson, of the Gooseberry re
gion, was umoug Heppner's merobauls
luesday aud V ednesday.
Up nb .tit Harduiau, the fall of snow is
s i great that Bitiokuieu are feediug, or
Were the fiist of this week.
That elegant display of Christmas
go ds down at T. W. Ayets, Jr., & (Jo.'s
is the occasion tor a new ad.
U is said that owing to the illness of
Capt. Lewis, Tub Dalles land oilioe is
uioed tor lurtber busiuess uutil bis re
covery. Will A Peairs, representing Chamber
lain Meilicine Co., DtB Molnee, Iowa,
came in last evening, reluming dowu
the Hue this moruiu.
All aocounts owing P. C. Thompson
Company Miust be settled by (Mali or sec
ond notes betoie January lit, 183. Aud
no foolishness. L. W. BniuGj, uauuger.
12
Geo.' McKay, ot Waterman Flat, Grant
county, uauie lu Wednesday with lUd
head ot cultie which be will ship to
Ponlaud today, piovided be can get
cars.
T. J. Wilhelm, of the lower country,
spent a few days lu Heppuer the tiiat ol
the week. Al V,-ughau, ot Arlington, is
also oprhdiug a few days witn tue Hepp
uer hoys.
IS 1. Stratton has given up his position
Willi ine .UuFarland ifciercuahliie Co., and
will sbonly leave tor bis Grant couniy
home. W. P. Muyder now) liolda Ine
posiuou of Hint saleamau.
Lenu Year ib nearly ended, and vet
aucb eugibie and popular old bachelors
J. A, Kieuauer aud ti. 13. leuiowe
atnl lenijlu single. Oar ladles aie sure
ly allowing valuable time lo go to WaSie.
Hon. A. Clea er, register ot tne La
tnaude laud omoe, stopped over at
Heppuer last night on bis way lo Port-
laud. He repiuts Cnpiaiu Lewis, ot lne
Dalles laud uthce, lo ue lb a uruiual Cou
Oiliou, tnougU tiopes are eulenaiued of
bis reuuve'y .
Tbe correctness of tbe maxim "uoth-
mg succeeds like suueess" It is Well t X-
empubed iu Aj ei rjursaparilla. I'lie
must successtui oumuiuatiou ot ulterut-
ves and tonics, it always sucoeeds in
curing diseases of ibe blood, and hence
its wouderful popularity.
Owing to tbe faot that job stock has
advanced about twenty per oeut from
reasons wbtcb will be explaiued else'
win re, we are compelled to make a
slight advance ou all printing. A le
luotion will be made as soon as prices
ol material will justify same.
Union Journal: William Waabburne
ib undoubtedly unfortunate. Last week
thieves broke opeu his valise aud took
away his oiolhes. rndiiy night suue
person euteted his room in me Model
lodging bouse aud stole bis gold watch,
and a purae containing a pair of gold
sleeve aud cuilai buttons.
Fur pains iu tbe client there is nothing
belter than a fiauuel cloth saturated with
Chamherlaiu's Pain Balm and bound un
over tbwaeat of pain, it will produce a
counter irritatlou without blistering, and
is not sodisagieeable asmustard; in faot
it is much superior to any plaster on ao
cuuut ot its puiu relieving qualities. If
imed in time it will prevent puentnonia.
60 oeut bottles fur sale by Slucum-Jobn-son
Drug Company.
The Record, mentioning the construct
ion of sidewalks to the school bouse,
tnauks the city fathers for the same.
While they appreciate this on tbe part
of our contemporary, we must sav tbat
Ed. Day aud Clerk Monow are tbe boys
who aie doing tne digutug up, and wuo,
therefore, deserve the honor.
I-Iu buying a cough medioine for chil
dren." sas H A walker, a protniuent
druggist of Ogrteu, Utah, "never be afraid
to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
There is no danger from it aud relief is
always sure to follow. I particularly
recommend Chamberlain's because I
have found it to be safe and reliable. It
is intended especially for colds, oroup
and whooping cough." 50 cent bottles
fur sale by Slooum Jobnsou Drag Co.
Mountain Hodbb. Mr. Joseph Crank
has lately leased the hostelry known as
the Mountain House, refitting and re
furnishing it throughout. Board and
tied, per week $6; board without bed,
24 50: meals aud bed 25 cents each, Mr.
Or. ink asks a portion of the patronage,
nelieviug that be can give as good ser
vice as auyoue iu Heppuer, and for less
money. 43-sw,
A Nkw Neighbor. Geo. W. Lird
bus moved into the former art gal
lery over Messrs. Brown & Hamilton's
llice, and has fitted up for architecture
ork. Ue is prepared to coutraot for
all kinds of buildiuus. or will supervise
cojstructiun, and purchase material for
the same, giving his customers me Deu
etit ot bis experience and percentage,
D3Z tr
Lost. - A red leather pookelbunk, suob
m Ib otien used to oarry bills or valuable
papers. Same was lost in Heppuer, or
between Heppuer aud Bin Swaggrt's
nl ace. last Monday, detained some
aocounts aud notes valuable only to
owner, BenSwaggart. Fiuderwill please
return same to the G it -tte office. 1 tf
Unios Sbbvioes There will be no
servioes at tbe M. E. church next Sun
day, exoept Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
it having been decided to hold anion
servioes at (he M. E. church, South. The
meeting will be oooduoted by Revs
Shulse and Palmer. An interesting
meetiug is expected. Everybody in
vited.
A MiaTAKE It is tbe popular belief.
Bays the East Oregonian, that tbe late
Jay Gould owed tbe position be attained
iAI
in lit entirely to bis own talent aud ex
eriions, which transformed bun from a
penniless boy mto one of tbe world's
greatest financiers. B. P. and W. H.
Gould, of this city, are distant relatives
ol the dead millionaire, and during a con
versation concerning him the latter
stated that Jay Gould received a fair
start ou the mad to fortune by a lucky
windfall. W. U. Gould's father, S. A
Gould, who resides at New Orleans, re
ceived in 1869, a parchment letter from
a firm ot attorneys Informing bim tbat
there were 830,000,000 deposited in the
bauk ot Euglaud awaitiug olaiins of tbe
oldest heirs of John 0. Gould, of Soot
land, who was a wealthy ship-builder
on the Dundee river. Later in the
same year Mr. Gould received another
letter, stating that tbe mouey tell to the
family of Jay Gould. Not loug after
wards the king of speculators sprang
into prominence, and it is thought owed
hiesuddtn rise iu the financial world
to the fortune bequeathed him. John 0.
Gould was bis great grandfather. The
Gould family of which the Peudletouiaus
meutioued are a part deoended from a
brother ot the Dundee ship builder.
Got JcoaugNT. The suit, J. L. Bey
mer vs. Stacy Roberts, oame up before
Ju-tioa Uallock early this week. Mr.
Roberts did not refuse to pay the Lote,
as might be tbougut. Ou the other
band, he was reaiy and willing to pay
tbe light party. The note was fur tbe
sum of $60, given by Mr. Roberts to
T. 0 Aubrey. After Aubrey bad skip
ped tbe country, Mr. Ellis garnished tbe
note, which was fouud lu the bands of
Aubrey's tatherinlaw, J. L. Beymer.
Mr. Ellis claimed tbat Mr. Beymer had
uo right lo tbe note, but ou the evideuce
adduced, Justice Halluck deoided in
Bey mer's favor.
Going Into Tug bop Business.
Thomas, Audrew aud Frank Reauey,
f .rmeis aud stockraisere of Morrow O 'un.
tv, were in Pendlelou Thursday eveuiug
on business. They have large interests
near Lexington, one of their randies be
ing on tbe W illow oreek bottom and sus
ceptible ot irrigation. It is likely tbey
will start a bop yard ou this ranch, as
they aie convinced, after experuientiug
and thorough investigation, that bops
will do well in that locality. If these
gentlemen are successful with bops, a
new industry will be added to tbe re
sources of Morrow and Umatilla coun
ties. E. 0.
Want to Back Oct. The Rollins In v.
Co., who contracted In take Heppner's
bonds a short time ago, have taken suob
action that the council have concludeu
that they du not want to stand up to tbe
terms of their contract. At a special
meeting of the council last Wednesday
afternoon, it was deoided to get an affirm
ative or negative auswer as to tbe imme
diate aoceptanoe of the bonds, and H
they did not waut them, to apply else
wheie. There aie numbers of bond buy
ers iu tbe market, aud there need be no
fear that tbey oauuut be sold at a good
price.
A Bad Owl A farmer over on Eight
Mile bas been losing chickens pretty
rapidly ot late and was at a loss to ao
oonnt for it. Though be looked bis fowls
up with all tbe oare that could be ti
peoted ot a frugal farmer, something
kept killiug them at the rate ot three or
four a night. One evening, not long ago,
be beard a great noise in tbe obioken
bouse, and on investigation found a large
owl iu the act of dispatobiiig a ben. Tne
invader was immediately knocked iu tbe
bead with a olub.
BackFroh Ihe Jous Dat. -George
Harrington and Osoar Miuor got in Wed
nesday from the John Day, where they
uad a flue time, though only successful
iu killing one "antelope." In sums places
uuou the "breaks, the snow was lully
eighteen inohes deep. Dowu on tbe
Walker ranob on' tbe John Day, Oscar
found grass tbat bad grown over a toot
this fall, and it will, perhaps, oontiuue
to grow till Cnnstinaa. Wea Jlarlatt
remained bebiud a few days to look after
stock over that way.
A Herald of The Infant Year.
Clip tbe last thirty years or more from
the century, and the segment will repre
sent tbe term ot tbe uuboanaea popu
larity of Hostetter'a Stnmaoh Bitters.
1'he opening of the year 1893 will be sig
nalised by the appearauoe of a fresh al
manac of tbe Bitters, iu whiob the uses
denvatiou aud aotiou of this world fa
mous medicine will be lucidly set forth.
Even body ahuuld read it. Tbe eal.B
dar and astronomtoal calculations to be
found in this brochure are always aston
ishingly accurate, aud Ihe statisuos, illus
tralioiiB. humor and ither reading mat'
ler rich in iuterest aud full of profit.
I'he Hostetter Company, of Fittshaigh,
Pa., oublisb it tbenielves. 1 bey empioy
more than sixty bands in tbe meoiianical
work, and more than eleven months in
tbe vear are oonsuuied in its preparation
It oan be obtained without Cost of all
diuutftsls aud oo,,ntry dealers, and
priuted in English, German, Krench,
Welsh, Norwegian, tiwedisb, Holland,
Bohemian and Upauiab.
A Care Fur Twenty I'sots.
Any remedy sold at one dollar a bottle
which claims to ours rheumatism, is
simuly an imposition, for wben all ex
peases are deduotsd it leaves not more
than twenty oente to repreeeut ine mea
n ine. Dr. Dmmmond's Lightning Item
edv which is performing suob wouderful
oures that it is being prescribed by the
merlioal faonltv everywhere, isonmpoan
-rd at great expense from rare drugs and
cannot be sold for less than nve chili
a bottle. But it always cures. Sent
prepaid to any address on receipt of
price Drummoud Mediiine Co., 48 50
Maiden Lane, New York. Agents want
ed. 53
IQ UARVNTED.
P OTTGM ANls
Columbus Discovered .America
But the people discovered tbat at :
GILLIAM & BISBEE'S
-tr Va the place io buy
HARDWARE
Tinware. Wood and WiLlovvware. Crockery,
Glassware, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures !
Pumps, Gaspipe aud plumbing Materials. Coal, Iron and Steel.
AGRICULTURAL
OF ALL
Wagons, Hack", BugL'ies, E'o. A oar load
must be sold. Job Woik done iu a
guaranteed.
OTT R XOPV Is up i'b the times, and we ask of yon a liberal share of
V U IV J WvJV y(Pllr patronage, for which we will endeavor to give you
irnnod valne for vnllr money.
Main Street, next door to First National Bank building.
HEPPNER, : -
STILES m)PPMDElSED.
WHY ?
I3ooauno
No Other
IVIeciloilio
Ilaa
Ever
Effootod
tire.
Ouros
CONGO
OILi
O.YV.R. MF'G. C9
Pi rst Mouth's Sales, 720 Bottles;
HATTEES
BOLD EVEnYWIIEnE.
PRICE, Dec If,
-Has left a
CHEISTMA8
- DOWN
W. Ayers, Jr., &
T.
New Briok, next
THE ASSORTMENT Is fine, though it includes uo very expensive goods,
bnt all Dtat and consistent with the times and occasion. Tun will find there
the larirest asuortment of Alhnras.
and ' o vv aiit You to
H. A. Thompson ' A. E. Blnni
THOMPSON & BINNS,
PROPKIJETOKS
The Heppner Liny,
Below Collin & McFarland'i, Main Street.
Good Conveyance for Traveling Men.
Teams to bay per day, 75 ots. HHy nnd grain per day. 61 2T. Meals 25 cts. a
at C. C. Sergeant's, next door to Feed Stable. Grain and
baled hay nlivnys on hand.
FREE CAMP HOUSE FOR TEAMSTERS.
Footwear
Thnr.n
jnoTf. fpim tho t'nwt of' 1"iti Htrt'p'. to 'hfir I'fVt
Htofft roni, tipxt nor to H. B'ftrkin n A Cn'w.
There you will find the Best and Cheapest
in Heppner.
M. LICHTENTIIAL & CO.,
Main Htreeti Heppnee Or.
DONT
BE
By trawl in it fnkirs. C. 0. VViltiev A Co . of
WhIh W h I In, VihI),, h re tbf l-uest import
era direct from the Eastern factories id tbe
Inland EmnrH at
AND
We oan save yon from 8i5 to $11)0. We ship snlij-ct to approval to Bny responsible
parties We handle the very best makes of instruments, and warrant them (or
five years, and guarantee lower prices than any hnnse on this coast for same
quality. We hnv flireot fiom Cliickering & Hons, We) man A C"., Conover
Bros & Co.. Hmilh & Barnes, piimnx
tage Organs. Sell Organs fn m 81(10
na for catalogue and Drioes. It will
635
You will catch
At the Mallory Corner.
Buy your Groceries and . , .
. . .
S. C. Smith,
THE
IE MAN
K'flps s fnll line of
EVERYTHING
In tbe way of Kurui'tire.
Undermklris goods a speciality.
May Itrast, il.ppuar, Or. 13-f
rail
IMPLEMENTS !
KINDS-
of STOVES direot from the faotory that
wotkmaunke mauner aud satisfaction
OREGON
WHY ?
Because
XL beuma
tissxxit sjclatica,
anct
Neuralgia
aro
thing of trie
Famt
CONGO
OIIi
is TTusocl.
PORTLAND. 0R6.
Seoond Month's Sales, 3300 bottles
1 rtiicl $B a. Do 'tlo.
fine display of-
GOODS,
AT-
Gs
Drug Store,
door to City Hotel.
Imlet Artimes, Novelties, etc.. in the city.
Know it.
T. W. AYERS, Jr.. & Co.. Heppner, Or,
Feed and Sale Stable.
Footwear !
BAMBOOZLED
Packard, Ktoiy & Clark and Chioago Cot
to $300 ; Pianos from $300 to 8700. Writ.
Lav volt. O. O. Wil(lV & CJO,
Walla Walls, Wash
Read their new ad. soon.
" 'm i i h ' ' 'jP
Jash and
Bat it is no Conundrum why people prefer to spend tbeir cash with
F. G. TODQPgOI ! GO.
Is because they get full value in
HARDWARE,
Tinware, Wood Willowware,
-si GROClilRIJilS,
(Jonfectionery, Cigars. Tobaccos and Cutlery of o all Kinds
Guns, Revolvers and Ammunition.
The best assortment of Men's Winter Underwear and Top Shirts in tbe county.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Corner Main and Willow Streets.
HEPPKER.
HERE IS THIS PLACE
4 To Gret Even on Your Life. a.
I II
All
JUST OPENED.
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Hardware,
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE,
Wood and Willowware, Blacksmiths' Supplies, Iron, Steel and Coal, Pumps and
Pipe, Tanks, Batbtuhs and Kinks, Plumbing Materiiils, Agricultural Imple
ments. All Kinds of liepairing quickly and neatly done.
CE1 EBRATED
in Wagons, Ms and B
:- -:- You will save money by
getting nur 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
whiob we propose to conduct in
on hands at all times the cboioest
Meats, Sausage, Bologna, Corn
ed Beef, Etc., Etc.
shaw & Mccarty,
85-tt ProDrietors.
DR. JOSEPH J. BILL,
Graduate M. E. C. V. S., London, England.
Veterinary 5URGE0N !
Chronic Diseases a Specialty.
I am prepared to do all klndi of Veterinary Hnrry, KmntcitlutlnfL; Hnrr and Rcultnsi a 8poi
aJly. (Thli ii the only true method of opernilnnoii tiorm'H.) HpeyniK ' Cattle and Hofa
on ihurt notice. I will treat all aniumlH In the most approved procedure of Veter
inary Hurgery. If you have any Hick aiilnialN It will be to your lntereit to
call on me at stew art' ttablei.
HEPPNER, - 5.'Wbw OKEOOH
Baker :: and :: Confectioner,
MAY STREET, HEPPNER, Oa
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Confectionery.
WEDDING AND
Mads oh riHoitT Notii:i
Bread 22 Loaves for
$1.00.
Juts
-:- OaDiies, -:-
WELL, I SHOULD SMILE,
The Finest in the Land.
Oyster Season
Also about ripe. We -will let you
know about that in the near future.
W. L. Matlock & Co.
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W. J. IICKZEH, Prop,
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is one of the most Invitinir places in Heppner. Mr. Leezer invites you to atofj
with bim, feeling that he is all In mitprtain you in the best of style.
First Class House. Reasonable Rates
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OREGON.
Stoves and Tinware,
534-tf
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Sacks
Ownership
OF THE LIBERTY MEAT MARKET,
the most satisfactory manner. Will keep
PARTY CAKES
and at Porui.AH Pint is.
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STORK!