ME ffljp TO SELL YOU BJBHJ !
One of the Best Pieces of Land in Morrow County
10O-ACRES XEErEI3lOO
CTTND 360 ACHES Timber Culture claim adjoining, of which deeded lurid tbere are HO acies go d farming loud, and (be balance A 1 pasture. Tbe deeded laud bas a good spring of water on it, all under
JL fence. Situated two miles west ef Hardmrn.
Price for tbe whole, $1100 ; or without tbe timber culture claim, $300.
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
Good, deeded ranch, 320 acres, best stock ranch in Morrow county, cheap and on easy terras.
AND STlTr, ANOTHER.
Deedfld ranch, 163 aores. bas wlient Uiul Will sell on easy terras. A good rustler can pay
for it with first crop raised on it. lieasou for selling, owner lives m tbe East uud bus no use for it.
Oive your butintss to Heppner people
and therefore attiet to build up llepp
er. Patronize those who patronize
you.
Gcs Pabbt, who in shot a few day.
ago at Portland, will reonver.
Thb Waibinitton legislature i "till
tuck on tba senatorial matter.
Hekrt Cabot Lodoi linn been elected
to tba D. S. senate f'Om Massachusetts.
Thb Minnesota leijislatnre have nuked
that congress pass the auli-uptluo bill.
Two men are dead from last Sunday's
railroad acoideot and more are expected.
Stephen M. White, of Lob Angeles,
Cal , baa been elected senator from
California.
IJiok JJoaaa says that MoAuliffe
wanted to make a fake fight between
himself aud tbe former.
Tub bill to repeal tbe 8herman law
bas been favorably reported upon, but
will bardly pass both bouses of congress.
Edward McaPBT, Tammany candi
date fur tbs U. H. senate, bas beeu
hosen by tbe New York legislature,
regardless of Cleveland's opposition.
Fboh what weoau lenro, our Eastern
Oregon representatives in tbe legislature
re duii'g valiant woik. Don't overlook
Buley, IJlackmau, Hteiwer, Brown aud
Qowan.
Tbb Colorado house is republican by
one, or rather was till one bolted, aud
now tbe populists are in full swing,
Divisiou of "spoils" ia the eauaeof tbe
trouble.
Tub remains of Edward J. Beaton, a
book keeper, was discovered fonitein
miles fioin WallaPWallH on Bine orrik
few days ago. He disaupeiired in
June 1891, aud probably was insane at
tbe time.
Tint Riiarburg Jteview'g annual edi
tlou of taelve pages is on our desk. I
ia one Hint O'linpiirea favorably will,
those of our blggcBt, metro pot it no papers
The Knaehurii lteview is evideully run
by newnpaper men.
A UKHOOR.iTlc pxper sys: "It is tbe
farmer lu all cases that bas finally arisen
to deal the deatb blow to protection."
Yes; the farmers iu New Yolk oil).
(75,000 democratic mi j .rib); In Balti
more, (21.000 democratic inijirilj); iu
H.iu fr'r.iuOMC i, (7.0JJ democratic major
ity), and so on. Yes ; it was the farmers
ia alluaaesl-Oregoniun.
WrNDMis never oeaae, says the Bock
Mountain News. Tbe Southern Pacific
bas developed ft spouting artesian well
in the heart of the Yum desert neat
Hnltou It is 195 feet below sea level, is
in a tropiosl climate and amid fertilesoil
The well is only 4(50 Net deep. The
desert ill rapidly bloom like a paradise
aud become a great fruit uud tutly vege
table region.
It is slated that the autopsy on the
body of General Butler showed the
eause of death was the burstiug of
small blood vessel iu tbe brain, caused
by violent fit of coughing. All the
organs were iu exoelleut condition, and
but for this aooideutal oause he would
probably bave lived many years longer
11 is brain weighed four ouuoes more
than thai of Dauiel Webster, oLe of the
largest on record.
Tub Hiri-Kia Gazkttr seems to have
put his foot iu it by meddling with the
"divine right" of the Graut count
"powers that be" to run things in their
own way. Notice has beeu served by
the month piece of said "powers that tie"
upuu said Gi zette lout if said (Ini Mtt-
dou't keep its paddld out of said "We
Us & Co.'s" 'MiiB-.es," said (Wtte will
find that as the Pn-pliel Isaiah says:
"liell hath eularged h r.eif aud opened
her mouth without measure."-Living
Issue.
Ybbtsbuat's Oiegonian says: Senator
Iolph succeeded jeeletday iu getting
through his committee on puhlio lamia
thr bill eileudinii the time fur I he set
tiers on tbs forfeited railroad binds, aud
immediately rushed il thiongh ilieaeuate,
Today be bad a heating with ltepicaeut.
ative Hermann before the house com
mittee on publio lands, and ss a result
the bill was unanimously repcrud to
the house. It is not certain that the
bills will go through the home, and
Beuator Oolpli advisee the settlers not
to depend upoo it, aud lo make payment
ao toon as possible.
CUNNINGHAM FLA NMGAN.
Tbs Wrll-kaowa Mieep Magnate ia United is
Karris H'llh a l.enly from l lie Kail.
From the K. 0,
A quiet wedding ceremony was per
formed at 8 o'clock this loreuoou iu the
Cutbolic church, Father Hogan officiat
ing. Tbe contracting parties were Mr.
Charles Cunningham and Mies Kate
Klaunigan. After tbe happy event tbe
bridal party repaired in a oarriage to the
Gulden Bnle hotel, where a substantial
wedding breakfast was served. Those
present were the bride and groom.
Kathei Hogan, and Mr. and Pat Kin?.
A marriage tour was contemplated, bill
Mr. Cunningham is detained by bis
sheep imerests, and left this afternoon
with his bride for his place on Birch
creek.
There is a tinge of romance oonnected
with the wedding of Umatilla oonnt) V
sheep king, and it will Drove a surprise
to bis numerous friendx, who are never
tbelers ready to congratulate him warm
ly. It resulted from a correspondence
with Miss Flannigan, and they bad
never met until her arrival here a
fortnight alio on a visit to Mrs. Kine.
who is her double cousin. Tbe bride if
a cultured lady of admirable traits ol
character who cones from one of the
beat families iu Grant oonuly, Indiana,
where she resided since childhood nod
has friends without number to wish hei
happiness.
The bridegroom is one of the best
koowu men in Eastern Oregon, aud bis
reputntinn as a sheep maguate extend"
throughout tbe Northwest. He oame
the Coiled States from Ireland in 1804
when eighteen years old, and enlisted as
a sailor in tbe United States navy, beinv
on board tbe Galena wbeu the ship wae
shot almost to pieces io Mobile Buy.
At the expiration of his service be wen
to California, aud in 18G9 came t
Umatilla county, where he entered tin
inploy of Mnjor W. H. Barnharf, then
a large sheep nwuer. Since this linn
Mr. Cunningham's history ih well kuowu
He went into sheep raising on his oi
noooont, and by iutell gent iffoit and
tireless industry has riseu to bis present
envuoe. tm. Cunningham uow owio
htflen tXYve and fifteen tlmusan"
acres of laud .10 Umatilla aud Morrou
counties and his h inds of alieep miiolie,
'JO, 000 head, about 14,000 of which are ii
this o unity. He has become tinted as i
grower of hlooiled sheep, sheepmen Ooiu
nig f'out lo' g diala.ioea to purchase hi
rums, lie lias annul OMJ lientl or Ihor
oiiuhhreds, ami the rematudur are grade.
alieep of fine quality.
It is unnecessary to remark that Mr.
CiinuinghHm who is the prince of good
fellows as well as tbe prince of sheet
growers, hue 'he b-at wishes of everyoni
in Ida marriiige. May he continue ti
enjoy the frniis of prosperity, and mnj
the life of himself ai d estimable wife b.
long, and crowned with bbsaiuga.
A ltKMONh'lilANCE.
The following ia a copy of a rem n
strancH signed by Heoimr nilizjn:
7o fAe lion. Henry Ulavkman, J. TV
JB. nvn mid mi miiera nf the St'nnte
aud House of heprenentativet of the
State of Ureyon :
The luiileisigiied tai-pnvers Brd le
gal voters of the town of ileppuer, re
epectively remonstrate against au
iitneiidment of section fourteen and
Hiil livi-ion of section eighteen of the
charter of esid town, wbicb rends as
folloaa. to-wii :
Sku. 14. The indeblednesa of the said
corporation shall never ezeeed the sum
of five hundred dollars. Except for the
purpose of supplying the town will,
water, the council may borrow a sum
not to exceed twenty thousand dollars
and issue bonds therefor in such man
ner and for such length of time as uiav
ley ordinance preecriheil, and the oonncil
shall provide for a sinking fund lo meet
Mis imvinent of snohiiidrbtHdnnss; I'm
vided, an ordinance for snoh purpose is
first submitted to te tsx paers of the
town aud a maj oity of two thinla of
iil tax pa)ers voting shall approve the
ame.
r-'io 18. Subdivision 2. To asses
and collect taxes not to exceed two ami
one h'tlf mills per anintiu upou the tax
able pnpertv within the oorHrate lim
its; Fulfilled, that the council shall
have power to levy and oollt-ct taxes
exceeding two nnd one half mills per
snnnm If nn ordinance for that purpoae
he fi st snhmitt'd to the owner of tax
nble property of tbe town, after thirty
diivs notice of Hie time and place of
such voting and a m'.jority of Iwo-tbiids
of such tat paera voting shall vole Iu
fHVornf such tsx, and the ordinauoe
providing therefor iituat specify the
object thereof and tbe amount of such
levy,
SIONATdaES.
II. Heppner, Ellis Minor, E. O. Sperrv,
T K Howard, H! tt. Hloan, I. S. VhIi
Winkle, W. A. Johnston. W. J. .Mi'Alee,
W. (). Minor, V, P. Sciivuer. Julius
Keilbly,.!. C Kirk, C. YaiDinn, E
K. Sxinhiirne, E. T. liagen, W. H.
Bush. .1. Colin. A.!i Wells. Gen. Nobis,
A Wright, O W. Harrington, S. Kins
man, W. G. Bover. W. UicliMrdon,
Dnve McA'ee, AMhnr Minor, K G. Slo
onm. J. ( Us es. John Jenkins. Dsn
Osmers, ,1. H Mclisley, J .bn A. I'liomp
son, Annie Gilliam, Win. I'eulaiot, (t. V.
Swsvgart. H. O Bnah, Ge.i. S Grar.
F. H Hlicum, Kiolmril Neville. 11. A.
Emmerson. R K Shaw, John McCarty.
.f. H Sierrv, E H Itishop, James Ye ger,
H A. Thompson. 0. K. Bums, O. C.
Sarnent, Mrs. E It Welch, Mrs. Emma
Kilciip. Sara. McKriite, 1) W. Horuor.
.lob n II Haves, M. M. Bieghly. Msitm
Andersmi, Wm. Mnghee, Tbos. (jnatd.
Nets Jcties, W. J Leejer, Then. tan.
ner, Frsnk KM"gg J. It. Natter, A.
M Slofltim, A T irNy. J K. Pooley.
Pre-s lHnfv. I) B .IsMie. A. J. Sbobs,
Geo. M. Vinson, C H Smi'h.J ft Ball,
A, Abisuauisiok aud C. M- Chaillou,
For
EX-PRESIDENT DEAD.
Rutherford B. Haves Expires
at His Home.
OF A FEW DAYS.
Brier Rlograiioh-al l-ketrh-nia Eminent
Pablie Jbervieea !i-iume by ilea. Gordon.
FlikUoNT. Ohio, Jan. 17. (Statesman
(liBpntob).-Kutbei(orJ B, Hayes, ex
president of the United States, died at
11 o'.look to-night.
His sickness bad been watched during
tbe day and evening by Dr. Hillish aud
friends of tbe general, and as is usually
heciiBe many cm, dieting rumors were
float, but an interview early in the eve
ning iib Kutherford P. Hayes, appear
ed to reduce facts to a statement that bis
condition waa praotioally unchanged.
Members of tbe family ha I spent the day
ipiietly at home, and nothing was deem
ed to ind'OHte that tba death of the ez
presideut was expected. Tue family has
ail along beeu reticeut concerning tbe
condition of Mr. Hayes. His death was
sudden, aad created great surprise.
Ex-President Hayes use born iu Del
iwiue, Oct. 4, 1S2'2 Ha first went to the
common school, nnd entered Keiiyou
College io 1S3S, graduating in 1842. He
studied law ai d was admitted to tbe bar
in 184). Ou tbe breaking out of the war
in lrtUl be volunteered and was appoint
;d nii.j ir io tba 23rd regiment ol Ohio
volunteers. Soon after, iu Virginia, be
,is promoted to lieutenant colonel and
distinguished hinnolt at tbe battle
ofS iutb Mountain, where bewass-vure
ly wociMieil. in lol be o mtnamleil a
biigade under Geu. Urook, iu tbe Sbeu-
I'ldoHh valiey. J.'ol. Hayes served under
-iheiid'iu iu hiV'illey campaigna with
listiuguidbed gullautry. For hii con
hull at the battle of Cedar Creek he was
uade a brigadier general, ou the express
rr-oimirneuil.it ion of (im, (Jrook. He is
fivorahly mentioned by Grant iu his
.ueiuoira, as a gallaut i Uider. He wits
leoted to ouugress while iu the field,
mil look hid seat after the war was over,
tie was re ele -ted in I860. In 18U7 Oeii.
Il i)es was eleoted governor of Ohio, aud
re-elected iu 1 Hi) J. fu 1375 be was a
(bird time eleoted governor, iu every iu
.tiinoe defeating the m ist distinguished
Ii liioarat of the state. Before the expir-
itioii of bis third term as g iveruor he
was eleoted presnNut, aud entered upon
ihe duties ol that otfice Ma oh 4,1877
Upon tbe expirntiou of his presidential
term be retired to his home at Fremmt,
where he lived quietly until his death.
Iu a visit to Udorgia iu lsSb lie bad an
enthusiastic reception, and Gov. Gordon
paid ex-President Haven a Hue trib
ute ir. saying that he was tbe m in who
had "muds a true uud noble effort to
0 m;ilele the reatorallou of tbe Union by
restoring fraternal feeling between the
eatrunged sections." Mrs. Huyes died
several years ago.
l.KulM.ATlVK NEWS.
U Klliiloi- ltrtuni Alter a Mhnrt Vacation
And go tu Wink ttllll Krnuwed Ef
lulls llsluiltiiii Cuaaty Hill Pre
sentedOilier Nutes.
Special to the azctte.
Suuday eveuiug's and Monday morn
ing's traiu brought b.ick all the legislat
ors from their yaoaticn, aud when the
two houses were oalled tu older at 2 p.
in., every member answered "present"
exoeptiug one representative, Mr. Bnx
lou, of Washington 0 unity, who was 11 u
lortuuately detaiued at his room ou ac
count uf sickness The sbuate was open-
ail by Bav. Mr. Brown (cdored), of tbe
Africau M. E. church, of Portland, who,
by the way, is ouculatiug among tbe
legislators a petition asking that tbe
word "negro" be stiiokeu out of Ihe con
stilutiou, as by the passage of tbe 14ib
auieuduieut it b,-0 una a "dead lette",
aud should be 0 incelled.
Following the opening, the president
of the senate and speaker of the boue
announced their nppoinimeuta of the
standing 01 miuitiees. Senator Black
jnpm was h pointed 111 a member of the
"as and means" and "fi.-bing Indus
triea"commutecs, Iteprrseutalive Browu
as chairman id Commntee on "CoiiLties",
and a member of the ' j idiomiy" ootn
uiittee aud Urpreseutalive Uowau chair
man "rail ay and transportation" com
mittee and a meu.l, r of the "publio
lauds aud priniiug" ooiuuii tee. Mr.
biinVuinn as also appointed aaa mem
tar ol Ihe i .nit ootntuiitee lo ex.iunue
ihe secretary of state's hooka.
Following the aL-uounoement of the
commiltet-s, a great tnauy resolution ol
every unlllre were preaeuted, after w hiCU
bills began comiug in with about the
same sperd as of old. XexS tbe seooud
readiug of bills was taken np, aud aft-r
being read they ere each referred to
the committee governing same Tiles
d'e -rk wa a'niost a repetition of
thai of Moiidiiv, insiiy new bills being
prweuled, also a uuuibar giv.u accoud j
further information call at our office.
reading and referred to committees. The
total number of bills now in the irtud is
more than 300. The flist bill passed by
either house, wnn the bill presented by '
Senator Baley to oreate the office of re
corder iu Umatilla connty, which, after
being read tbe second time, ws referred
to special committee of senators from that
county, who in a very short time report
ed bnck favorably, and after being read
third time, passed the senate by nnani
mous vote, and waa forwarded lo the
house Tuesday afternoon, where it will
also likely reoeive prompt action.
Honse bill ho. 150, to create the conn
ty of Hamilton iu the state of Oregon,
was presented by Representative Guwau
Monday afternoon. Division bills are
not looked opon by either honse with
mncb favor, but when either senator or
representative learns that this one is
backed by a petition 900 strong, tbey at
ouoe say it demands attention, aud should
not be olassed with tbe average bill of
its kind.
Mr. Gowan bas also presented another
bill worthy of note, and one that should
receive tbe support of every school su
periutendeut of the state of Oregon. It
is 'or the fixing aud regulating of publio
school superintendents' salaries by the
legislature. Should it pass, this power
would be taken oat of tbe bands of a
county oonrt, who now regulate tbe same,
and be governed by tbe legit lature.
Representative Browu, by request, bas
presented a bill iu the bouse regulating
the employment of specialists in any line
of education in the publio sclioo's of the
state. Should this pass, the trustees or
superintendents of the schools would
have the authority to employ the servi.
oes of a musical inst motor, artist or any
specialist as an instructor in any partic
ular school wherever he should feel jusii
Bed in so j"it'l
eentedjftvpi8i
whiqay V
that aY.lnn.vf tl
tied in so Joii'g. Mr Brown also pre-
ise concurrent resolution.
both houses, providing
tee Of five three from the
linuse and tw'n fiom tbe senate b np
pointed lo exnmiue and investigate all
mntteia pertaining to the Construction
and cost of the state portage road around
the Cascadea of the Columbia river. Tin
committee will make the investigation at
an earlv date.
Representative Upton, commonly
known in the bonse as' 3 mta Clans" Up'
ton, in his administration of reform aud
economy has presented a bill to repeal
an not to create and establish a board of
railway commissioners. In short, be be
lieves onr railway commissmnen more
ornamental than useful, conai qoently
rather an expensive luxury, and in the
langnage of his excellency, Governor
Pennnver. would have "the commission
abolished."
Senator gteiwer, of Fossil, baa intro,
dnced a bill to incorporate Condon; also
one to amend a section of an act to in
corporate the town of Fossil.
There ia considerable opposition to the
proposition to change Ihe time of hold
ing onr general elections from June to
November. Also some opposition to bill
changing the arrangements of the names
of the candidates from tba alphabetical
order tn groups under set arnte political
heading; however, the latter will in all
probability pass.
Yonr reporter had the pleasure of
spending a short time in the office of
Prof E. B. McElrny. state superintend
ent of puhlio instruction, where he found
the professor very busy with education
al matter, of every nature, though ap
parently ever willing to share bis time
lib anyone who should happen in his
office Mr. MoElroy informed yonr rep
resentative that the eduostional inter
ests of Oregon would be represented at
the exposition tn he held at Chicago this
year, regardless of the action of the leg
islators nn the World's Fair appropria
tion hill atrichia now before it. With
the ft'ststnnre of many of the county and
city school superintendents, and persons
interested in eduostional work through
out the sta'e. a very creditable exhibit
had been collected, and was now being
forwarded to Chioigo, where Oregon
hsd secured snoe in the department of
liberal arts. Th" funds necessary to de
fray the expenses of this undertaking
have been seenred by contributions,
large and anvil', f-nm every part of the
tste. pr..f McE'rov ia fnllv awake to
the eiiucational interests of Oregon nev
er missing sn nppornniv to acquaint
himself with he ads"0ment of the
woik in anv section of the state, and in
II. is undoubtedly the right tns in the
right plsne.. Job Lots
Salmi. Ob . Jan 13. DS.
It Hhnnld be ia Every Honse.
.T. B. Wilson. 371 Clsv St , SharpsWi.,
Pi., ssvs h trill not b wifhrtnt Dr
King's New Piso iverv for jtnnanmotion,
O-mghs an,) (Junta, that it enred bia wife
who was threatens,! with Pnentrionia af
ter an attack nf "La O'ipne." hen vsri
ona nlher remedies and several phyi
eiana hsd rtooe her no good. Robert
Wsrher. nf C-kpo't. Pa , cliims Pr
King's New Discoyerv hsa done him
"in" gn"d lh-n aneihing he ever nd
t -T Inn Ironhle. Nothing like 't Trv
it ITreA lrj.,1 IviHloa at ttl(iAnm..l,il,ra)i
l)rUg Co. Large bottles, BU aud $1.00.
A
A GREAT TRIUMPH FOR MEDICAL SCIENCE.
Partirn ara of One of The Most ltpmarkable
Care. ,.n Itscol-d llesrnbed by Ilia De
troit News A tttnry Wurtli a
Carelai Pernssl.
A Detroit, Mich., case his j 1st enrae
to light here, the particulate of which
are published in tbe Evening News,
which will be read with considerable in
terest, as it records the remarkable
achievement of a medio il disoovery.
which bas already w in great aud en lur
ing fame. Tbe atiry ia told by the News
as follows:
The following paragraph, which ap
peared io the Newa a short time ago.
furnished the baais of this information
a oi.se that was so wonderfully remark
able that it demanded further exolaua
tion. It is of auffioieut importauoe to
the News' readers to report it tn them
fully. I' waa an important then that, it
attraoted oousideralde attention at the
time The following is tbe paragraph iu
question :
(J. B rinrtlirnp, for lio yenrs one nf
tbe best known luerchauraoo Woodward
avenue, who waa supposed to be dying
last spring or locomotor ataxia, or creep
ing paralysis, baa secured a new lease of
life aud returned to work at his store.
Tbe di-ease baa always been supposed to
be incurable, hut Mr. Nortbrnp'a condi
tion has greatly improved, and it lo ks
now as if Ihe gruva would be cheated ol
ita prey."
Mince that time Mr Norlhrnp has stead
ily improved, not only in loot's, hut 111
condition, till he has regained his old-
time strength.
It hsd been hinted to the writer of this
article, who wns acquainted with Mr
Nortlitup, that 'his mirHOnlotis change
hsd been wrought by a Verv simde rein,
edy oalled Dr. Willisms' Pink Ppls for
Pale People. When asked about it Mr
Noithrtip fullv verified the statement ai d
not only so, hut be had taken psiua to
inform aiivune who waa suffering in a
similar manner when he heaid of any
snoh case. Mr. Northrup was enthusi
astic at, ttie nsitlt in ilia own case of Dr.
Willi ims' Pink Pills. It was a remedy
that he had heard of after he had trieii
everytning he could hope to give him re
lief He had been in the care of the b- at
plivsictulia bo did all they could to nl
leviute this terrible mslady, bur without
any avail. He I. ad given np hope, when
a friend in Lockport, N. Y. wrote him of
the Oase of a ihtsiiii there a ho had beeu
enrtdin similar eironmstance s by Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People
The person cured at Lockport had ob
tained Ins information rest eating Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills from sn article pub
lished 111 the Hamilton, Out .Tunes. The
case was called "Ihe Hamilon Miracle,"
aud told the story of a man iu that city
who, after almost incredible aiifT-riug.
was prononnoed by the moat eminent
phystciana to be incurable and prims
nenily disabled. He hsd spent hundreds
or dollars iu an sons of treatment and
appliauoes only to be told iu the end that
there was no hope lor him, and that cure
waB iini o-sible. I he person alio led to
(Mr. Johu Marshall, of 25 Little William
fit , Hamilton, Out..) was a member uf
ih'i Royal Templars of Temperance, aud
after having been prnuimuced perms
nently disabled and iuournhla by the
pmsioiaua, whs panl the fl.UUU iiisnr
auoe disability provided by the order for
its m rubers jo such cases. For years
Mr Mar-hall had been utterly helplees.
and he was barely able 1 1 drg himself
arnuno tee house will the aid or crutch
es. His agonies werealrnest nnbexrable
and lite was a burden to him. when at
Inst relief oame. Some months after be
bad been paid the d sahtlity claim he
beard of Dr. Willisms' Pink Pills and was
induced lo try them. Tbe result waa
niiraonloiis; almost from the outset au
improvement was noticed, and in a few
months tbe man whom medioal experts
had asid was ioonrable, was going about
he oily healthier and stronger than be
fore. Mi. MarHhall was so well known
iu Hamilton that ail the city newapapers
role up his wonderful recovery iu de
tail, aud it waa thus as before stated.
that Mr. Nor'brilp came Into pnssea-1011
of ihe information that led to his iqoallv
marvelous recovery Ooe could sciroe
ly oonoeive a case more hopeless than
that of Mr, Northrnp. His injury came
about iu this way : One day nuarlv four
years ago, he sttimb ed and fell the c m
plelel.ngih of steep flight 01 staps
which were st the rear ol his store. His
nead and spine were severely injured.
He was picked up aud tnlieii to Ida home.
Creeping paralvais very aistn d. velope.l
1 1 "elf, slid 111 spite of the most strenuous
efforts of friend' and phveici o,s ihe ter.
nole 1 ffl cttnn fastened itself upon l.im.
For nearly two jeara he whs perfectly
helpless. He could do nothing t i sup
port his strengib 111 ihe least cff.rt. He
had to be wheeled about in an invalid's
chair. He waa weak, pale and (at sink
ing when this timely information came
thai veritably snatched his life from the
laws of death. 1 Inwe. who at tlptt tpne
saw a let ble old rauti wheeled into bis
store on an invalid's chair, would not
recognize the m in 11 1 w. so greet ia the
ahange thst Dr. Williams' Pmk Pills
have wrought. Wbeu Mr Northrop
leaned of the remedy that had cur-d
Air. Mrshsll in Hamilton, and the per
n in L K'kpe"-'. he p'nenred asnpplt of
Dr. Willi..om' Pink Pills through M-ssrs
Ha-s-tt 4 L'H o'tnmedien. 9j Westward
avenne, and from the outset f mud nil
improvement. He Nitbfiitly adhered to
the use of the rrmed nntil now be is
Completely reetnred." Mr. Northrnp del-Urea
that tbere can be no dobut as lo
ink Pills feeing the 0 one of bis restora
tion to health, as all other remedies and
medical treeitment left him ii a aindi'ioti
rapidly going from bad 10 worse, until at
Ih-i it was declared ih.re was no hope
for bira and he wa prononi, tncnra
ble. lie waa iu this urr.lU coud.tioo
It is a wonderful remedy, which is alike benefi
cial to you and your children. Such is Scol's Emulsion
of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophos
phites of Lime and Soda. It checks wasting in the
children and producer, sound, healthy flesh. It keeps
them from taking cold and it will do the same for you
Scott's Emulsion cures Cuuyhs,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula and
all Anaemic and W-sticg- Diseases.
Prevents wsatisj in eh ldren. Al
most as palatable ns niiili. Vet only
the genuine, rroparod by Scott ,t
Bowne.CharnlsU, Now York. Sold by
all DruK,,'i3:.
JHE CITY OT K L,
W. J. LBBZBR, Prop.
TJHIS HOSTELHY has been Refitted aud Kefdnisiied throughout, and now
is one of tbe most inviting places in Heppner. Mr. Leeier iuvites you to atop
with him, feeling that be is able to entertain you in the best of style.
r
First Class House.
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.
V. L. Matlock & Co.
111. Kedey kti
-OF-
I i ELLIS
HEPPNER,
L D. DOTED
18 IIEPP.NER'S
LEADING
Office, Residence
w heu he begun to use Or. Williams' Pink
Pills, aud tbey bave restored him to
health.
Mr. Northrnp wns asked what was
claimed for this wondeifui remedy, aud
replied that be uuduratnod the proprie
tote c aim it to be a blood builder aud
nerve restorer, supplying in a condeused
fmm all the elements necessary to eurn-h
the bluod, restore Ibe shattered ueryee
aud drive nut disease It is claimed b)
the prop'ietors that Pink Pills wid cure
paralysis, rheumatism, sciatica, palpita
tion of ihe heart, head, u-he, aud all die
eases pe-culiar tn femal -s, loss of appe
tite, dizziness, sleeplessness, lo-ta of mem
ry, ami all ilise sea arising trnm over
work, mental worry, loss uf vital force,
etc.
"I WBnt to aa," said Mr. Northrnp.
'that 1 don't have much faith in patent
me-ilioiuea. but I oaiiunt say 10 i much iu
praise nf Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Tue
proprietors , however, olaiui that tbey are
lint a aleut me-diciue In tba sense in
bioli that term is used, but a biithiy
oieuliHo preparation, the result o years
of oaielul study and experiment ou the
p .rt ut the p-oprieiors, and the pilla were
siiioessl'nlly lis-il iu private prautice fm
jenra he-fore being placed for general
sale. Mr Norihrup declares tint he ia
a living exsuaple lhal lb-re is untiling tn
quarihe-e pill aa a oure for nerve ill'
e-ea. On inquiry III writer found th .1
th-se pilia were mamifacueed by !)
VV 1 1 1 i h 1 118 Me Heine C 1, Schenectady, N
Y . and Kna-kville. 0 it., and 'he pills ar
sold in holes, (never iu bulk bv the-huu.l-redj
at 50 cents a b 'X. and may he bl
if all druggist nr direc bv mad from
Dr. Williams' Medioiue Co . from eitbei
nf the above addr-sws. Tile, piioet at
whioli these pilla are sold raikea a Ooilrs-
of tieiiueul with tbam 0 nuimr.it ivelv
pisx pensive as c tmpared with other r m
edies nr me lie 1 lreatnint. This case 1.
me of the most remarkable nn record
aud as it is nue right h-re in Dt-tnii',an l
not a ihnnsand mtle-sawav, it can be east
ly verifi-d. Mr. N inhrnn ii very weil
known 10 the iaiple in LV'tmir. and lie
says be is only t i ghd to testify of the.
marve-iniis goo-l wrought in his oase. H-
aays he conulers it his duty to help all
w-io are similarly sffl nfed by any word
he can say 111 hhalf of the w mder'nl ef
fl.iaov of Or Williams' P.nk PiMa. If
aiiv nf tli- N jsrs r-a l-rj vrvit anv forth -r
In'oriu iiinn. we f-el sure Air. Northrop
would wilhnglv ohli ;e theiu. as lie has tbe
writer iu relating these faola to him.
Scott's
EinMSlon
Reasonable Rates
:- and -:- pprs !
For the Cure Oi
Liquor. Opium and Tobacco Habits
It It located at Fared Grove, Or ,
77ie Sli.tl Beautiful Town on the Coatt.
Call at the Gaiekttk otttco for particulars.
Strictly L-oulldeutiul. Treatment private and sure
cure.
ATTORNEY AT LAW And
Commissioner of the V. S. Circuit Court. All land
I matters attended to promptly and accurately.
Oflioe in Natiooal Bank building.
: : : OREGON
iionr 1 Builder.
it Scientiflo American
iigr- OE8IOM PATENT8.
TDlnc u . n
DESIGN PATENTS.
. C0PVRICHT8, etc
cr information and free Hsndbonk writ n
S.'6"?.1!''?' '"ken out br us Is brought be for
tue pubac bj a aouoa glvea free of charge in uU
9 ricutif it gmcrtatt
Lanrest elrcutatlon of any edentlfta Daoer In the
world, Spimdtdiv illwWTM
msa houid be without It. Wee!iV3.00is
Tosri IIOili months. Arldrers iluVtN i CO
tiiBusasBj, SOI Uroadwui, iiow lork Cttj;
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x ana awnwur Lomiwiiy, wnicn turu out ai twUowa;
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