Oiv your butineu to Bippner ptoplt
and theftore awiet to build up Hepp
ner. Patronize thorn who patronize
you.
THE HANDWRITING.
Cleveland ban delivered three tpeecbe
inoe bii election one before the chum
ber o( commerce in Wall street at their
snnnal banqaet; one before Henry
Villard the railway magnate, at private
reception; the third at a dinner of the
awell Manhattan club. Tbe upeeohee
were well enough worded, nor wu tbe
mbjeot matter cemmrable, but the
plaoe and time and auditors were not
particularly assuring to that large class
who hoped to see a day when a little
attention would be paid to tbe great
masses and the millionaires given n
back seat for a while. A dinner at Del
monico's proved fatal to Blaine, and it
was at a feast among bis oourtiers that
Belehazer beard bis death knell. Mr.
Cleveland might profit by these hiatono
examples .Nonconformist.
In conversation with some of our most
progressive oitizens, the Oazette finds
that they are earnest for better sanitary
arrangements. Now that we will aoon
hm aaier. and while it will be an ever
lasting benefit, if not carefully used will
leave here and there acoumulaitons that
ill hreed diohtberia and typhoid lever.
Mr. Heppner auggeBts a good system for
kftenintr Drities clean, and ttiese are
great menace to health and will beoome
worse as the town grows omer. it u
nothing more nor lesB than periodica
!.,, inun to be Drovided for by ordi
nanoe, the construction of the buildings
to admit of this without troume. sa
Honnner has seen tbe system tried i
as large a city as Berlin, Germany, and
hnnn that it will serve the purpose
more eipensive, and what seems to be
at onr town, impossible sewerage.
Tm ndino commissioner of tbe gen
eral land offloe baa administered a rebuke
tn ih olaaa of Drospeotora who make
nraotioe of showing their love of bias
pbemy in naming tbeir claims. Two
would-be bumorista in the uaanogau
dibtriot reoeully named tbeir clitin
the Holy Moses and Jumping Jesus, and
made filings under those names, lb
register and receiver of the Waterville
Washington, land offloe have just re
ceived letters from tbe acting oommi
aioner saying these names have been
duly stricken from the certificate an
receiver receipt, and will not be men
tioned In tbe patent when issued, bemi
oonsidered indecent and bluspbemons
Arlington lieooril.
Thk Dallas News says that startling
infoimatiou fans leaked out there thai
the organization known us theludnatria
T.enoiiH in beiDtr extended tbroughou
the South and WeBt for the purpose ot
resisting, if necessary with arms, uiiIhi
elections. It had its origin in the be
' Jief of tbe peopl. ' party leaders thai
they were couuted out in Georgia ami
Alabama. In Georgia they claim m
many bs 3000 uegieeses in male attin
voted the democratic ticket. J he peisoi
who imparted this Infmmation declarer
that the order waB for a fair ballot or a
imliiti(in. Fifty lodnes have bee
organized in Texas. There is one ii
Dallas. ti
t- :.i Ka i nnn unroa nf land neni
ir ib bhiu tun
j-. ...... ...tjnH i r.uBlarn Ornffnn will bt-
V'jUl" OIUI IUU ll J..a."- C
irrigated and planted in bops next sea
son. Water will be pampeu in.iu
n..lnmbia to a reservoir for irtignting
ourDoses. and there is every prospeoi
that tbe project will prove entirely sue
OesBful. BpoKane iteeiew.
Wh.t nnanniation can do is shown bj
tbe faot that while our silvor dollar in
.,.iliv worth only 65 cents-thanks M
,.i,ii,n,r liiiliition and iufliieuoe the
Columbian coins, valuod at 60 cents, are
.n; n fnt aa they are out lor si w
Patriotism and Chicago enterprise are
responsible. Telegram.
Tin "one-gallus" demooraU have been
picked at for ages by their better in
ir,,l brethren, but we believe that
they won the November victory and
credit for same. When Cleve
picks out the victors to enjoj the apoiU,
i. i,o,l hotter tint overlook lue vuo
gullus"bo)S.
Tn Rev. Dr. Briggs, the noted Tres
bj terian divine, has won a viotory in the
heresy case against him. by knookiun
ni li.nminoaition in tbe Orst rouna. n
progression is a orime, Dr. Briggs is
guilty.
Tn Oregonian and Sookane Review
in New Year attire, bve reached our ta
hi.. Thev are replete with valuable lu
. .......l.,,. Ihflir renneotive
Tiiimaiiuu muunuiui - -- -
eotions. mm
FioiiTUN l.indud tnd ninety tw
-.. mil of record breaking, from iri.t
- 1....... .... In iiremrlpnta. lloW Will
I1IIK uwidw "f "
1803 pan out iu that line?
Tpi (Vlilo oottaae bill will come up
again before the Oregon legislature,
and will doubtless pass.
nnuiiH'i election as ioint-represeuta-
tive for Grant and Haruey, is couoede.1
by 200 majority.
A new year has oome; now dou'l
wear oil, uui jubi qws uu i""
Specimen Case.
8. II. Clifford, New Caaael, Wis., was
. ..mruluia and rlleUUlHIlxin,
bin stomach was disordered, bia liver
affeoted to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and be was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Turee bottles o
viirin Rulers cured him. iVlwnru
i iiu,uimra III., had a run
nmg s-re on his leg of eight years stand
i. . ii i .i, iwiiile. of kleotne Bit
ters aud seven boxes of Bnokleu s Arnica
Halve, and his leg is souud aud well.
John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five
large lever sores ou ma irg, uy. -
be was mourabie. uue uuuir ...
.; u. ...... ....i nn li.ii Hnoklen'a Ami
ea liulve cured bun eutliely. bold by
i n
SENATOR HENltV BLACKHAN.
From Hawthorne'i itory ol Oregon.
There is no more popular man in East
era Oregon than Henry Blackman, may
r ot Heppner. I' fulls to the lot nf bui
few aotive participators in the affaire ol
every day life to have no enemies. In
faot, the rule seems to be that the mnr.
aotive a man is and the more sucTesBful
be becomes, tbe more numerous are bin
bis enemies. Mr. Blackman appears to
be an exoeption to this rule, for it would
be difficult to find, within or itbout the
bounds of tbe state, an individual who
bears him ill will. Mr. Blackman be
longs by birth to the metropolis nf the
Uuited states. He was born in Ne
Ifork City in 1848, and was tBken by hit-
mother to California when only twoyearp
ild. Brought np a San Francisco boy.
he was sent to school at an early age,
and speedily distanced all his classmate
in the extent of his attaiumenti. At the
dan Franoisco Business College lie ob
rained a sound and practical oommeroinl
training, which has Blond bim iu good
need ever siuce. Iu 1878 Mr. Blarkman
married the sister of Mr. Henry Hepp
ner, ai d two years afterward settled ai
Heppner, Ore., engaging in business with
Ins brotheriulaw. He purchased Mr.
Seppnei's interest in 1880, and conduct
ed B general merohaudine business under
the U'Di name ot H. Blackman Co
Mr. Blackman has been very fortunate iu
Ins mercantile transactions. As direotor
md stockholder fn the Frat National
Bank of Heppner, he is well and favor
ibly kiioun. tie is also one of the di
rectors of the Palace hotel. Willi
many important matters tn attend he if
kept biinj ; still be manages todmcliurge
ill his duties with justice to others and
itu credit to himself. It mny be Baid
here that Mr. Blackmar. is interested in
(he National Bank of Heppner, and holds
slock in tbe Heppner Building AxKooia
lion. He has dune much toward the
buildiug of chnrohei and schools, is a
VIbsoo of high standing, and Past Presi
dent of the Independent Order of li'nai
Brltb. The highest tribute that can be
paid to Mr. Blackman is that he has
been (our times Mayor of Heppner, and
that, on the occasion of his last election
in 1890, not a siugle vote was recorded
against him. Iu this respect be stands
unique among the mayors of tbe Unit d
States. By political faith a democrat,
he possesses the extraordinary faculty of
bringing the republicans over tn his side
when be is a candidate for cilice. Io
June 1800 he carried the republican sen
atorial district, consisting ot Qraut. Har
ney and Morrow oountiee, by a very large
majority. While in the senate, Mr. Black-
man took an aotive interest in general
matters, but paid special attention to tbe
nterest of hit district. He successfully
advocated legislation for tbe wagon roads
and for tbe portage railroad. In the
Anstralinu ballot measure and in the bill
elating to the consolidation of Portland
he also took a deep interest. As a mat
ter of course, the material welfare or
Heppner has always been one ot the pri
mary objects of Mr. Blacknian's ambi
tion. He desires, above nil things, to
see the oity advanced in prosperity, to
witness its improvement and expansion,
the development of its school system,
aud the general good of its inhahitautK,
particularly that of the little ones, who
In a few years will have everything in
their owu hands. It is pleaaant to note
that io his dcmealio life Mr. Blaokmnn
is blessed with all the elements which
contribute to real oontenlment. He has
a hapuy home, graoed with the adorn
ments which a&Vctiiin only can bestow,
and mirrniir.dcd by every condition whioh
makes life north living.
The Gazett6 knows from personal ac
quaintance that Mr. Blackman is deserv
ing of all praise bestowed upon hira in
tlie above article. Suic.o it was written,
the senator bus had the bouor (it being
a delegate to the national convention
which nominated Hon. Grover Cleveland
at Chicago last year, and also a member
of the notification committee which af
terwards weul to New York to otlioially
visit the new presideut-eleot. Mr. Black
man is a member of tbe coming sesiou
of tbe legislature, being a hold over sen
ator, and, with the assistauoe ol Messrs
J. N. Brown and A. W. Gowau, respect
ively, representatives from Morrow, aud
Grant and Harney counties, the seuato
rial district comprising the three coun
ties just meutioued, and which Mr, Black
man baa tbe privilege of representing
his oonstituenoy need not fear that any
thing appertainiug to their best interests
will be overlooked.
WHY GOLD (JOKtl AWAY.
Prom the Salt Lake Tribune.
The wheat orop of Minnesota this yen
is worth 824.0U0.0OO. Except for the de
rnoaetizitiiii of silver it would have been
worth 833,000,0J0; and every year for the
Inst fiiteeD years the farmers of that state
tiave lost from $1,000,000 np, Certainly an
average of $3,000,000 on that account.
Vet tbe Pioneer Press, of St. Paul, a most
able journal on nearly every subjeot, has
always insisted upon treatiug silver pre
cisely as though ii as a commodity thai
grows in the soil one year and passes out
of existeuoe the next. From the body of
an editorial of this lust week iu that pa
per we copy the following:
Tbe cloud ou the borizjn is the con
tinned export of gold. People have
closed their eyes to ibis hitherto, and re
fused to accept it for what itreally means.
P 1 1 e v thought that it was a mere ai-ci
dent.resnliiug from conditions that would
won be reversed. Ihey oanuot think si
any louiier. With a balance of trad
lieavrly in our favor, whroli miiibtbesup
pimed to bring us lu reaily money, an
with rates of exchange between N
York and foreign linuiicial centers snob
iUit it does not pny to send gold out of
r lie oonntrv, it is going at. the rate of
from K3,0II0,0U0 to 85.0otl.000 a week. This
has continued aud will continue. It
means but one thing Foreign invest
ments are being withdrawn Horn this
country as rapidly as the holders can rr
iiliziunon their Beouriiies, because tliOy
believe that we are going to the silver
hams, and that this is au unsafe placefor
their money. They are taking gold away,
in aililiiion to tbe Hinoun's with which
every government is fortifying itself.
How much truth there is iu the conoid
sions of the Press about the unloading
of Americau securities upon us, we do
not know, hut we do know this: That
Amerionu securities, even if payable in
Bliver, would be better thnu nny seonrity
that any state in Europe could offer
More than that, theEnglish people know
that very well; so do the Dutch; so do
the Germ ins; so do all those nations
across the sea. We know that two years
ituo I nut summer Euglaud unloaded 81,
200,000,000 worth of onr securities, but it
was not because there was a fear that
those securities were not good, but it was
to save the financial fabric of Great Brit
nin from tumbling into ruins. We are
aware that the bonl-dealiug bankers on
the other side, at the head of whioh is
the house of Rothschild, with its oenlral
station in London, aud its branches in
Amsterdam, Paris, Vienna, and smaller
brunches in other places; tint the deter
mination of these houses is to kill silver
as money iu the world, in order that tbey
may go on and continue to gather in the
enrniiiKS cf the world as tbey have in the
past, aud have those curuiugs in the form
which wi l purchasj most. Austria bus
been trying very bard to plaoe itself on
a gold basis for several months, wbicb
we believe means nothing except that
the bouse of Rotbsohild has given notice
to the government of that country that it
would prefer to have it that way. To
show the utter foolishness ot it, it is only
necessary to copy an item which is going
the rouuds, aud which reads as follows:
Last month, for tire first tira", the mem
beis of the Austrian Reichsraih were paid
a part of llieir salaiiea iu gold, and the
inciilent created quite a senSHiiou. i u
pile at tbe imperial opera bouse were also
paid their prues iu gold. aud it was some
time before they could be convinced that
the litile tweuty-tl inn pieoes were as
valuable as the larxe silver coins aggre
gating the same suiu which they had re-
received ou former occaaious.
That shows wb .t a shame it is on tbe
part of those merciless baukers to try to
destroy silver as money. The ordinary
individuals throughout tbe continent ol
Europe oanuot perform their daily trans
actions m golU to save lueir lives; iuey
cannot reduce gold to any formtmall
enough so that it can be used.
But no matter. It waB not nf 'bat we
intended to speak, but it was to call the
attentiou of the Pioneer Press aud other
papers nf its kind to certain manifest
facts, the first of which is that the rail
roads of the foiled Stales must be pay
ing to Kurope in interest annually on
tbeir bonds somewhere from $150,000,000
j $2!0,OJO,000; that lhiso iuutr is fill
of Euglisb investments, very many of
which are paying dividends which have
to be sent to Loudon; that the anuual
assessment on our country on the HCore
of tourists who goto lurope cannot be
less thau SlOO OOO.OuO, because every
dollar that is paid from the time they
buy their ticket iu New York until they
laud ttg'iin ou our shores goes into for
eign ct ffors. That makes a inon?y bal
auce Hgaiust us iu f ivor of ot Europe of
certainly $300,00,000 per annum. Id
the rxebange of goods the balance in our
favor does not rexe'b neatly that amount.
Hence a paper should be very sure that
it is on tbe rinht track before it charges
an unpleasant feature in tbe business ot
country to a certain cause. Tbe fact
i, we have drawn largely on the board
ed wealth of Europe to coustrnct onr
great worka iu this Country, and the 10-
terest on that money hsa to be paid. Iu
times past, very much of that mouey has
been withheld in Ibis country in this
waj : We will suppose the Burlington
road sold the bonds for tbe first ouOmihs
of its track to English capitalists at the
rate of $110,000 a mile; that made $10,
000,000. We believe the Burlington pays
six per cent ou its bonds. Whether that
is exactly true or not is not essential, but
it is near enough to illustrate what we
isb tn Bay. That meant 8000.000 a year
which was due to the foreign bond
holders, but with the end of the year and
with the road c mpleted, the company,
deBiricg to extend its road another 500
miles, offered bondsfor another oOOmilee
and tbey were taken Borons the water.
Instead of sending the 8600,000 from
here, $0,400,0.0 were sent from tbe other
side, and bonds were given for $10,000,
( 00 more. And so it went on year after
year, tbe interest due in one year being
absorbed io new bonds for tbe next; so
that by the time the Burlington road got
ite 7,000 or 8,000 miles ot road finished
quite one-fourth of the indebtedness of
the company was on acoount of luterest
which had been added to and bad become
a part of tbe principal.
Railroad building greatly slackened
during tbe last yea'. Only about bait
the usual mileage was built, and instead
of more bonds being sold, and tbe inter
est absorbed that way, tbeiutereet is dne
aud the companies hive to meet it.
We give this merely as a sample, and
we think if the editor of tbe Pioneer
Pries will investigate the matter bo will
find it true that tbe interest and divideuds
due to foreigners annually in onr coun
try, in addition to the money spent by
Amerioans in going to Europe and re
turning and in purchases there, will
amopnt to quite $150,000,000 more than
the general balance nf trade in our favor
shows, wbicb will account abundantly
for the drain opioid from this side.
IUNK ITEMS.
To all, friends, or enemies, loved or he
loved, our best wishes for a Happy New
Year.
Our school, whioh commences again
today, has an eurollmeut of almost 25
children. Many ot them are'nou-resi
dents, whioh is certainly a credit to our
f-ohool.
A sociable was given last Saturday
night, at tbe bouse of Mr. League, below
lone. They report having bad a very
enjovable time. Mr League undonbt
edly understands bow to entertain both
old and young. He is an old soldier ot
four and one-bnlf years service, a plein
ant aud hospitable gentleman. He is
sell lead and ell informed ou tbe top
ios ot the day, ejid believes that iudustry
produces prosperity. His family has re
ceutly arrived from Missouri, and be and
his sous afy iXiJimilv engaged iu farm
ing. U ated--.few more sircb men to
help build up olwu and country.
Permit us to mudy etiqnelta awhile.
"Mauui rs make the man," says au old
adage, and nowhere is this more true
than iu publio placet; yet there are mnuy
wlio, either from ignoranoe or careless
ness, are c. 11 inually violating some rule
of 1 oliteuess whiob pertains to places of
public assemblies. . y. J.
Ionic, Jan, 2, '03.
Aa Enemy Ruffled.
There is an enemy with whom thou
sands are familiar all their lives, beoause
Ihey are tioru with a tendency to bilious
uess. With this enemy tbey are con
stantly battling wilh iueff-ctual weanniiB.
Hosteller's stout toll bit. era will baffl) it.
Mere purgatives will not reform a dis
ordered condition of the liver iudioated,
not by ooustipntiou alone, but also by
sick headaches, yellowuess ot tbe skiu
uud eyeballs, nausea, furred tongue
and uneasiness, more particularly upon
pressure ou the right side, npou aud be
low the short ribs. Avoid drastic purga
tives which gripe and we.iken the intes
tines, and substitute this world famous
anti-bilious oordial, which iikewibe re
moves malarial, stomachic and kidney
complaints, rheumatism Bnd uetvous
nets. As a laxative of the bowels, paiu
less but effectual, it improves appetite,
sleep aud the ability to digest, aud pos
sesses the additional advantage of a
standard t nio.
CHUilL'l! ANNOUNCEMENT.
Preaching at the ii iptist churoh Sun
day, January 8th, 183 Theme at 11
o'clock, "Waking up." Text, "Awake
Ihnu that eleepetb." All are iuvited to
attend if they v.ish.
M. Bramblet, Pastor.
Now Try rait.
It will cost yon nothing and will sore
ly do you good, if you have a oough, cold
or any trouble with throat, cheat ur luugs.
Dr. King s New Dmoovery for LJonauinp
lion, coughs and colds, is guaranteed tu
give relief or money will be paid back.
dnfTtsrersfrom la grippe found it just the
ibing and under its use had a speedy
and perfect recovery. Try a sample bol
tie at our expense aud learn for yourself
just bow i:oo.l a thing it is Tii il bottleB
tree at ijloouni Johusou Drag Co. Large
size 50c sua 81 00
To Salem -Hon. J. N. Bron and
wife dt par ted for Salim I Lie morning
wLeie tie turner mil itpiesml bis eou
ktilueuts iu the Oregon ligblalute, nbile
Mis.liiotiuv.illvii.it ler nlnuvts and
tiieuds rtsidug at the "captol city
Mr. llrov.u, tlmuttb a )omg man, is
progressive lawyer and will reprsint
Morrow oonnty, we predict, in a in inuer
urtditable alike to himself as well as to
hid constituency.
Hbodlab Cockoii, Mkbtiso. List
eveiiiu waa a regular senaum of U -pp-Ilea's
council, Mayor Mai kick presiding.
All noted preaeut t-xcep'. Faruaworth
1 lie follovcioi; hill's were ordered paiil:
J. II Grover. $1; V. J. Lteezsr, $U50;
J W. Cowiua, $2; 81010119 & gou, SI 75;
i C Smith, .'JO; dluouin johuatou Drug
Co., 95; V. J. Hallock, S3i0; J W.
Hmoiiia, $00; Willis Stewart, Si 10; A.
A. K iberts, $18 6 Amendment to
charter talked nf, aud Messrs. Morgan
anil P.itlemou appoiuteil a special ooin
mittes to look' after amendments to char
ter, aud to rep rl to the oonuoil at the
earliest opportunity .T. W. Ayera,
8'., petitioned the council to open the
noo I h end ot Main street, to o iuue t i'
with the oounty road near f. U. liubee'
place, vacallng 140 feet long sod the
width of the Btreet. where it Is nunaed
and nenecssary, in lien of the land do
nated to reach tbe oounty road. Re
ferred to tbe committee on streets and
public property On motion the
marshal was ordered to notify residents
that sidewalks must be constructed with-
in thirty days on Main and other streets
and thoroughfares to depot, aud also on
both sides of Gale street to intersect with
Water street, and that it not constructed,
the town would build same nod charge
to resident Attar considerable xoah
wah, the oouucil mlj mrned.
Gone Insane.-G. D. Daaey, famil
iarly called "Jack" by bis friends, at
tempted to cut bis throat with a razor
this afternoon at the residence of Tiieo.
Dunner, where be boards. He has been
severely hurt on the bead several times
hv beiog struck with a scantling, while
following bis trade, that of a paiuter.
He also says that be whs beaten over
tbe bead onoe with a hammer till he
was insensible. These have produced
deafness, and, it is thought from this
source, bis mtnd has become unbalanced.
For a week past he bas been acting
strangely, and t his afternoon at the ex
aminatoin before Justice Keithly, he was
found to be of unsouDd mind, and so de
clared. Mr. Dasey will probably reoover
if given proper treatment. He is a fiue
mechanic, and stands high in the esti
mation of the community, all of whom
regret bis misfortune.
The general merchandise establish
ment formerly owned hy Collin & Mi Far
land, has lately changed bauds, now be
ing nnder tbe control and managwinent
of The McFarland Mercantile Company,
which continues business at tbe old stand
with a larger stock than ever. a
Don't overlook Kirk 4 RBsmns for
barBsius. They have pniehased the bus
iness of J. W. Matlock & Cu but will
aoon remove to the Mallory corner, oppo
site the Palaoe hotel. a
Kipans Tabules : a standard ramedy.
An Apprehensive Subject
BY
Means of a Prehensile lai
7 he Monkey 'is Not Afraid be
cause his Tail is a Qood One.
We are Not Afraid because our
Tale is a Good One.
t is No Tale of Woe !
WE TELL OF
CBA-RGrA-IS
Splendid Goods,
Fair treatment : satisfaction to oustom
era, aud of reasonable prices aud
good money value.
It is a Tailless Tale
A tBle withont end, because it is a tale
that will bold. A pleasure to sbow
goods; 8peoial inducements to
oaah buyers. Call at
ITQII0B0S
SILVER'S OIRMPION
;THE;
Kocky-:-Mountain-:-News
THE DAILY-BY MAIL.
Subicrtption price reduced at follow:
One Year (by mail) : : $6 00
Six Month " : : 3 00
Three Months " : : : 1 50
One Month : : 50
THE WEEKLY -BY MAIL.
One Year (in Advance) : fl 00
The Newi Is the only coniiitent c .aTpton of
liver tn the West, and should be In every home
tn the West, and in the hands of every miner
and buslneiis man tn Colorado.
Send In your mbncr.ptlons at once.
Address,
TUB 3TI3'7 (3.
Deliver, Colo.
To Couaumptlvea.
The nnderslened having been restored to
health by simple means, after ntt'erliiK lor sev
nrl imr, u ith h Rtvtre hour HtTt-ctlon. Mild that
dread dlie t'lmsnnipttini. is anxious to make
known to his fellow sullerers the means nf cure.
10 those who dvstre it. ne w 111 cneerniny semi
(free 01 i-harper a cony of the prescription used,
which thev will Hurt a sure cure for Consnmp
lion, AsrhiriH. Catarrh, Bronchlrls and sllthroat
and lu uk maladies. He hones nil snHerers will
trv his remedy. s It Is Invaluable. Those neslr
In'a the prescription, which wll cost them noth
tntf. and may prove a blesslna, w 111 please ad
dress. Ksv. Kowakb A. Wiuum,
1-taw Brooalyn, New York.
Notice of Intention.
I AND OFKIOK AT THE DU.t.ES, OREGON,
4 December 17. 1'J. Notice is hereby given
that the followlnn-nanied settler hat riled notice
of hia Intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before J. W. Morrow. Comity Clerk, at Heppner,
Or., oa Saturday February 4. IKAl, viz.:
Al Ol sTI S TAYLOK.
lid Application No. a-joo for the NK ot See. 31,
Tp 2, S K ii. K W M
He name, the following witnesses topmvehis
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, vli :
O K. harnsworth. V. F. Button. A. A. W ren
ild K.J. Howard, all of Heppner, Oreaon
e66-.Wi Johx v. Ljbvis, Keglster.
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onsumption
JWhat shall stay its ravages? Thousands
J say Scott's Emulsion of pure Norwegian
cod liver oil and hypophosphites of lime
and soda has cured us of
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Bcott's Emulsion cures Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula,
end all Anasmio and Wasting
Diseases- Provents waoi:ng in
Children. AI:o-t in palatable a
milk. C:t ouiy l!ie genuine. Tro
pared by Hcott & Eowne, Chemists, New
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THJNKINO Tbe people ot Heppner
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to attend our AUlJlUJJN
2 P. M., and evenings at 7 P. M.
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LEVI EOBISON. Prop.
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House and Sign Painter.
PAINTINQ IX ALL
Papei Hanging
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Graining, Natural Wood Finishing and
BOX 135, : :
DAN OS ME US.
Columbia Beer Hall!
lEX7'D00R io Heppner Candy Factory on Main
Street. Keep . on hand a Fine Line of Liquors,
Wines, Cigars, Etc. We have 1
Reduced the Price of the Buchler Beer to
S Cents Per Glass,
On diaught, fresh hik! cool. Lunch of all kinds. Hope
to see all their old friends and many more.
OSMEUS & HUGHES. Props.
Prints
Handle
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. WELL, I SHOULD SMILE,
The Finest in the Land.
Oyster Season
Also is about ripe. We will let you
know about that in the near future.
AV. L. Matlock & Co.
"" HE CITY HOTEL,
W. J. I.BBZER, Prop,
rpHIS HOSTELRY has been Befitted and Kefcnished throughout, and now
-- isone of tbe most inviting places in Heppner. Mr. Leezer invites vou to Hop
with him, feeling that he is able to entertain you in the beet of style.
First Class House. ' ' Reasonable Rates.
The Lancashire Insurance Co.
OP MANCHESTER, ENGLAND
A. W MTERSON. AGENT Qnooiuj. Beat in ti-e Worm
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
TOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
i will be n meeilnir of the stockholders nf
the First National Bank of Heppner, at their
ottioe on the second Tuesday of January lr;i:t,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. in. of said dny. for the purpose of
electing directors and the transaction of such
other business as may appear.
4-oiw uso. Conseb, Cashier.
Notice of Intention.
I AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES, OREGON.
j Dec iti, IN.r. Notice is hereby given that
the following-named settler has hied notice of
his Intention to niHke ttiial proof in support of
his claim, and 1111081111! proof w ill be made be
fore . K. Kills. U. a. Commissioner at Heppner,
Oregon, on Wednesday Feb. 1.1. W':l, viz.:
MILHiN S. MAXWELL,
Hd. Application No. for 1 ots 1 and 2, and
E4 N" of fee. 31.1 P- IIRWE W M.
He names the follow iug witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and culttvaliou of
said laud, viz.:
N. K Mc ay, T. P. Graham. Jacob Johnson
and F M. Holmes, all of Gooseberry. Oreenu.
&o-5no John W. Lfcwia, hegister.
Prevent and cure Constipation audSicfc
Bcadaulic. Smatl lidu licaid.
To aid Difistlon take one Small Bile Dean
Bftr tmlilig. pec Oullk-.
tjiti Taouics: see advertisement.
That dreaded and dreadful disease!
consumption in its hrst
or cold acute or leading
delay but take
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for past patronage, we invite them all
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and Decorating.
Polishing, Caloimining, Glaziug, etc.
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and few I
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
VOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN THAT THE
o '""''"'"'Pes'sti'ir between J. A. Wool-
y' ?t " - Adams. Ld. a Cox and a. H. Cox, un
der the firm name of J. A. H onlery Si Co., was
dissolved May Hi, mt, by mutual consent, J. A
ttooiery retaining the business at lone, 1 r., col
lectlng all accounts due and paving all llabill
ties 01 said branch of Hun's business, up to date
iibove-memioned, the remainingpartners retain
ing the Hardmaii business, collecting all ac
counts contracted by said branch of the busi
ness up to said date. J. A. VYoOLEKY,
8. W. Adams,
52-60
9. till,
. II. Cox.
Stockholders' Meeting.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OK THE STOCK
,.111 ,h0l','0' the Narlonal Bank of Heppner,
will be held at their office ii. heppner, Oregon
on the second Tuesday ol January nsu, be twee a
the hou r, of 10 a. in. and 4 p. m. fur the purpoM
01 electing directors for the ensuing yeir
Dated at Heppner the 5th day of Dec. 1HM.
5,! 00 w En. K, Bisaor, Cashier.
HAKNtHOH, stock and fixtures. Good
business; established in the midst of a
goo1 larmiug and stock-raising country.
Also tor sale a good house and iwo Iota with or
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lorujsuuu aaaren liazeiut, Heppner, Or,
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