r4
WlE WH$ TO SELL YOU BPHJ !
CTTND 160
Price for the
Oive your butinett to Heppner people
mnd therefore assist to build up Hepp
ner, Patronize thim who patronize
fou.
A hiqbwaymak took 823 from a Ger
tleirmn who wn working for Del Zaclmry
orer near Condon, a few da ago.
Okb more year in wbicb to prove up
on jour railroad land. Hud the bil.
patsed two weeks ko, many a dollar
would have been keut in oar midst.
A "Bia Foca" iiaiienger train, by ao
aideut, ran off on a siding at Alton june
tion, near St. Louii, laat Sutiirday, oraeh
lag into iooie oil tankt. Many were fa
lilly burned.
Mow that the vole of all the ttatea baa
been canvaaaed, a oomplete table of tbe
electoral vote ie possible and gives Cleve
land a total of 276 votes, Harrison, 144,
and Weaver 'U.
One of oar eicliaugea ajs that wbeu
Uoveruor AHyeld whb iuHUurated as Un
file! democratio ttoeruor of Illinois in
40 years, t lie other dny.it whb indeed,
literally ppeaking, a cold day for the re
pablioani. Tbe thermometer registered
at 10 degree below zoni.
Sunday's Oregonian snis: Senntoi
Diilph's bill to extend nutil Juuimry
1894, the time of payment for foifeluvi
railroad Innde between Walluln, Wash .
and Portland, which paased the eenate
tbeother day and was speedily reported
from tbe house committee on public
land, waa called np by Mr. Ilernmm
and paaaed through tbe houae today.
It will be aigued by tbe president iu i.
day or two.
Trims is ome talk of tbe Inland Tele
pbone Co. extending their line frun,
I'endleton to Canyon City, via Lout
Cieek. If our people will Uke th
matter in baud, they onn net this ex
teneiou built by the way of Heppner
It i a great convenience, and weoauuoi
afford to be without It. ' Besides, il
telephone Connection is had with II
interior, we cani'ot, as the nearest rail
Toad point, allow ourselves to he side
tmok.d, at least without some effort on
our part to prtvent it.
The state bos id oi charities and cor
net ions have just finished an investiga
tion of the, afi'uiis of the insane asjlnui.
Matters appear to have been going rath
er reckle.s in tbat institution of late,
though all the obargea were not substan
tiated. Tbe son of tbe manager of the
asylum, then a guard at tbe penitentiary,
In oompaby with a young unmarried la
dy, caused a meeting between a convict
named White and hia wife, oontrary to
tbe rules of the "pen." This, and auother
that keys were loo freely given out, were
tbe only charges substantiated.
Tuxiti ia a proposition on foot before
tbe legislature to change the judicial
districts of Eastern Oregon so tbat Mor
row and Umatilla will he throwu togeth
tr. Ho far as the Ouzette can learu, our
people oppose any snob move, as in that
case Morrow would be at the mercy ol
her sister aoross tbe way. However,
there is too much work iu Eastern O re
go u for the judges alieudy apportioned
to us, and it ia suggested that the ooun
ties of Eastern Oiegou be merged into
judicial districts as follows: Uixth dis
trict, Wasoo, Hhermau, Crook; seventh,
Umatilla, Union, Wallow; eighth, 11m
ney, Malheur, Baker; muih, Mnrrw,
Gilliam, Uraut, and if the lutter county
is div ded, l' million. Tins will not give
over eight nor less ibuu seven tcuus ol
Couit yraily to Buy iliatnot, and is n
more equitable apportionment Hum the
one now befoie the legislature.
It lcm KB now as ibi.iigb congress would
be Galled together iu sptcial seHhiou ioj.
rutdi.iUly after Almtli 4u, but "tur.il
reloriu" will not oause such am too. IV. -pie
aie beuiuuig to unilemtHiul lliui
financial legislation is uioie i.trm-r;
thuu tariff luikeiiiig; iliut the muff n
not the no of the evil by any weans.
We think that it will be oleaily di uiou
sliHtid to the satisfaction of nil during
tbe coining adiuiuistratiou, that the
preseut tariff system, leaving the balance
of trade iu our favor, ia a good our; ttint
it baa nothing at all to do with t.ringiug
about a condition of things iu wbioh
fin uis ud faim pioilucis are Ooutiuiiull)
ou the dow n grade, w bile tne money ol
tbe country is growing deaierand haidci
to gel. Silver has beu legislated out ol
its place as money bj the money power,
reducing the tniuuul of tbe ciioulaiinn;
now tbe people are dtmaudiug its retain
lo its old place, and justly, too.
Tbi passage of tie bill to extend to
l-t'Urs time of payment ou forfeited
railroad lands betwteu Wallula, Wash.,
and Torilhud, Or., came at au opportuue
period. A lailuie in crop was e
P"rieiiord in this section last year, and
il became the next thing to an iuipoa
ibility for aetllei to get tbe roomy
Wuh which to make IL puuhases. As
160-ACRBS DBB13' D160
ACRES Timber Culture claim adjoining, of which deeded land there are HO acres gord farming land, and the balance A 1 pasture. The deeded land has a good spring of water on it, all under
yl fence. Situated two miles west ef Hardman.
... 1 -V t rtrt Ml II L I.
whole, $1100 ; or without the timber culture claim, $300.
ANOTHER
Good, deeded ranch, 320 acres, best stock ranch
it was, douhtlDg that congress would
come to their aid, the settlers have raked
end scraped the country of its rash, and
it has been drained of every dollar. As
it is, settlers will bave another year in
wbicb to consummate payment on their
holdings. Senator Dolph and Congress
man Hermann have the thanks of a large
number of our people, regardless of
politics, for their timely assistance.
This statement is made with tbe assur
ance that the president will sign the
bill as soon as it Is presented to him.
IT MUST PINCH.
The Oregonian takes exceptions lo our
crilioiims on their Corbett correspond
ence, w bich, however, amounts to nothing
more than an attempt to belittle the
bumble efforts of the Gillette, by making
an implied comparison between our
one-story frame and their eleven-story
brick. While our little office building
only cost, ground and all, 81.900, theirs
oust $500,000. While we pay taxes on plant
slid shop property at Heppner to the
ii moil ut of 84,000, tbe Oregonian, we are
informed by competent authority, are
Hssessed at only $22 000. Now it is
uppnrent that I he great monopoly, the
Oregonian, would readily ssseut to the
teipetnatirm of a money system that is
impoverishing ihe people; that it would
recognise these "oeilaia facts" as iu
di.iputatile, even though contuiuiug
uoibing but rank injustice, because Us
owners are so blunted to tne sense oi
right and wrong that it takes away out
of sight nearly all its property, leaytug
ilmr more honorable neigbhui o pay
iu tuxes what they themselves should
near. The Oregoulan's building, plant,
news monopolies and ottwr propeity are
eil north a million dollars, and while
our ifforia (uinuate from a less preteu
nous source, in after years, when our
warehouse gels "loaded to the gnmda"
Miib puuipkius, tumits aud 'posaum
kins, we cau feel ttiat to "live and to
let live" Lu.B uctuatid i ur every aoliuu;
that we have spoken our houost couviv-
tious irgvery instance bave not en
d mri'Kod and uurtured into existence,
olood sucking vampires tbat are iuttui
only ou tilling their ou pookets; and
above ull. have paid Ihe commonwealth
all that whs duo it. The rewind will be
nuall, perhaps, but it will beone swi etei
by fur thuu that whiob our dear frieudh
iu the big brick will bave oilid up b.i
following Ihe bidding of monopolists,
who seek to euhauoa the value of the
money uf the oouutry that It may com
uiuud a greater rate of interest, aud
that Ihe common people may still be
continued in flunnoial bondage. We
would rather go down to a ripe old
age with nothing but a larder full of
bacon aud beans and the respect ct out
ueighbors, than all the money tbat the
Oregonian has succeeded in piling op iu
its nefarious way and tbe supreme cou
tempt of niu '-teutliB of tbe people. It
is uot the bruins of tbe Oregonian that
niakeB it the leading paper of the state,
but its perfect williuguees to become s
tool of capital agiiust tbe people, there
fore its ability to keep and crowd out
nil opposition. Its apparent competitor
the Telegram, is but the shadow of tbat
sheet, disguised in demooratio clothes
Iu tbe miud of our great Oregoniun's
editor, he feels sorry for Ihe little flab
who are trying to eke out sn existence
Iu spile of himself, he wanders back
over the past, even amid his insincere
wnihugs iu behalf of tbe capitalists,
lo the period when the Oregouiau was a
small sheet; when itowed "It cky Mono
laiu" Hioith more waxes thau it could
pay, he becoming a puriuer lu the
business, but immediuta'y selling out to
one of the pieseut proprietors; lieu ii
ttniygled aloi g for yenrs, not making h
cent, till finally it Ooiildu't help bin
grow, and villi success came gree-.i.
combinations w iih ospital and it vvut
then installed ns their nrgui'. 11 n1
while they are coasting around for e
chance to get sorry for the oouuliv
editors, they oan very consistently savt
a goodly portion of it tr a class ol
people who are vuslly more iu need of ii
the pnniury producers of the United
.Slates. As good authority as thai
winch Mr. Oorbctt mid tbe Oregonian
accept ns law and gospel, says that tin
reiiionet i ition of silver whs nothing bin
a soheme of tbe lioh, and sutim quenl
results prove it conclusively. Suppose
In 1874 h fanner made a d-bl of $." OiMJ
due lu tire years, lu t73 silver
diegriicid as mouey aud the enhance
meat of gold followed. As money grew
ileiite, the farmer had to raise and sell
just that much more lo get a dollar of
the mouey of the couuiry. The same
di-oon tit that was legislated on silver
was put on the farmer's cereal, and
every dollar o( the moucy leuders
proportionally euh:inoed at the farmer's
expense. Everything produced by thai
olass bears Ihe same discount as that
put upou silver. It is uot by nature
any more of a coinnii dlly thau gold, il
it be tr.-a,ed as it was from the begin
niug of the rrpnb'io up lo 1873. l'leuli
of "competent autborit)" txists lo poiui
oat ci ucusively that while the aul ol
'One of the Best Pieces of Land in Morrow County.
BARGAIN.
in Morrow county, cheap and on
For
1873 dethroned and dishonored silver as
a moniy metal, it bus a divinity of its
own about it, and tbat sn ounce of it
will buy as muoh as it bought before it
was panoplied with all tbe recognition
wbioh our great government oould give
it when it bore the stamp of sovereignty
frnm the mint of tbe United State, aod
WD en it really commanded a higher
price than gold Itself. They realize, Ion
tbat when tbat dishonor was cast upon
silver, financial troubles began in earn
est; that lands began to full, tbat prices
generally began to fall, and there hat
been depiesion, aud, in many plnoes.
despair ever siuoe, and tbat tbe remedy
is lo restore ihe metal to where it was
But to bea real smart person "oompetent
suthnnty" one must agree with the
Oregonian. Will i sy that snob papers
as tbe Salt Lake Tribune, the Rocky
Mountain News aod its own sweet,
caudal appendage, tbe Telegram, are
any the less competent authority be
cause they are in favor of free coinage
ol silver, or legislation approaching II?
The sweeping, implied assumption that
every man is a foul heoanse he does
not swallow this mouometalistic idea of
mouey, does not answer tbe argument
at all. It has been often remarked thai
when the Oregonian resorts to ridicule
iusleud of good solid argument, it is
cornered, llulicule is a strong weapon,
but it refutes nothing. A large an j Tit)
of Ihe peoi le in Oregon are on the side
uf silver, and the Oregouiau is making
more advocates of silver thau a less
number, by its iuoouaisteut oourse. Let
it keep up its loik.
Strength and lira'th.
If yon are not feeling strong and
healthy, trv Eleotiio Bitteis It "La
Urippa" Iihs left you weak aud weary,
use Elecliic Bitters. Tins remedy acta
directly on tbe liver, stomach aud kid
neys, gently aiding thorn orgauts lo per
form lUelr (uuuiious. If you are fHiuled
with sick headache, you will Hud apeedy
and permanent lellei ley ti.klng Electrio
outers. One trial will oonvinoe yon that
t Ins is Hie remedy you need. Large tiot-
1 s only 60u ul ISIocuai Jobusluu Diug
Compacy.
Wll. LUNCIlFlHiU SHOT.
From the Eagle.
Win. Lnuuuford received a very pain
ful wouud at a d uoe at Ibe lower l'uss
creek school house last Friday evening,
the result of a pUtol shot from Ihe hand
of John Am ti rose, of Kilter.
Whether the two men bad ever enter
tained au ill feeling toward oue another
previously, the Eagle has not been able
to learn. An ulteroation took plaoe be
tween them on the evening mentioned,
wbioh resulted as above stated.
Dr. Nichols was called to administer
to Ibe wants of the wounded man, and
ssys tbat while tbe wound is a bad oue
it is uot necessarily a dangerous one, the
bullet entering tbe lower part of the
groin, aud passing through to the back
part of the hip. Since, Mr. Lnnobford
lias beeu getting along as well a could
be ex peeled.
Mr. Ambrose at once onme to Liong
Creek to give himself up, but owing to
tbe absence of Justice Ooff, be did not
succeed until yesteidsy, when he was
placed under 200 bonds to appear be
fore tbe uexl grand jury. Bonds were
readily given.
g,2L'8,t)7x.
These figures represent Ihn number of
bottles of Dr. Kiug's New l)iooverv for
(JoUBUiuplion, Coughs and Colds, which
were sold in Ihe United Stales from
Maroh, 'VI lo Maicb, Two million,
two hundred and twenty. eight thousand.
six hundred and seventy two bottles sold
in oue year, a u each aud every bottle
was sold ou a positive guarantee that
money would be refuuded if satisfactory
reeults did nut follow its use. The seorei
if its success is plaiu. It never disap
points Hud cn iilwavs be depended ou
s IheV-rv bet remedy for coughs, o olds,
lo. Price 6lKi aud SI 00 ut Slocuui
Johuson Drug Co.
LOCAL MAIiM.I ItKl'OUT.
Wheat, bu CO
Kl..ur,bhl 4 20
Ueeves, enw s A two-year-olds, pwt. 2 tH
' tltree
Sheep, muttons, head..
" stock
Ho'S, on hud, cwt
Hons, dressed
Wo.. I
Horses, slow sale.
Hotter, roll
Eggs, doz
Chickens, di z
Turkeys
2 35
...3 0008 25
3 1)0 U 3 50
4 75
6 (i li ',!
12 14
75
80
2 50 (it 3 00
1 00 ui 1 50
CAl.lFOIiNIA M.VMKKT.
H heat, cvv I
r lmir, hhl
Ueeves, stall fed
Muttons, out
Hons, cwt
Wool -Fasteru Oregon.
HuMer, R)
Kggs, doz
Chickens. di Z
Turkeys, lb
81 25 Vi 1 30
3 00 j 4 75
5 till ot 5 50
6 110 (d 7 110
4 50 kit 6 25
124' Id
20 iu; 30
HO it 45
4 00 if 6 00
15 uj 17
PORTLAND UAKKtT.
Wheat, cwt fl 03 a 1 15
Klitr, bbl 3 00 3 65
Beeves, owt 2 00 ( 8 75
" dressed 4 50 ) 6 IK)
Muttons, live sheared .. 3 75 (J 4 20
" dressed 7 00 tj S 00
Hogs, on fisit 4 50 ( 5 00
' dressed 6 bO tjl 6 60
WikiI Easteru Oiegon... 10 (J 11
Hntter XX) 60
Kugs, doz 30 of 40
Chn keus. doz 2 50 oi 4 00
Turkey lb 18 tg 15
easy terms.
further information call at our office.
8011 E KAULKT8.
From our Long Creek Paper.
The fii st Masonic Commsndary of
Euigbt Templars, of Eastern Oregon,
will sorn be established at La Orande.
This will make only the fifth lodge of tbe
nature in the state.
Dr. Pillkiogton, of Pendleton, bss been
appointed government phvsioian at tbe
Umatilla agency. . Tbe Dr. is a bright,
voung pbysioiau and tbe appointment is
a good one.
Dr. J. H. Fell, formerly cf this plaoe.
came over from Prairie City la.t week on
a short business visit, returning home
Saturday. Tbe Dr. reports but little
sickness about Prairie, but considerable
down tbe river.
Mike B-weuilorf and A. Hirsohbarg,
formerly merchauls of Ibis city, have lo
cated in Iudepeudenoe, O' , having pur
chased tbe generul merchandise stock of
Z-d Itpsendorf. The Eagle and Ibeir
many acquaintances io Grant, couuty
wish them Bucoess in their new field,
Geo. Madden, who has been stealing
borses in the Haystack country, and who,
it is said, was the means of causing
young Smith a term in the penitentiary
for the same business, has beeu captured
by Sheriff Combs and is at present iu
Canyon skooknm bouse awaiting trial.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Tbe Stndehaker wagon heads them nil.
For sale at Gilliam & Bisbee's. a
Wby go hnngrv when tbe City hotel
furnishes you a good meal at living
rates a
'Hardware" did yon ssyt Why, yea
at P. C. Thompson 4 (Jo. 'a stand, and the
plaoe fur bargains. a
Call on Kip to do your wood sawing;
same old price. Also delivers wood to
auy part of Heppner. See ad. a
Kuhl, the baker. Buy your bread and
cakes aud save money. Try it. a.
For cash yoa can get inoreal the East
ern Clothing house, with Levi ou deck,
thau any other plaoe iu Heppner. a
Tbe l'alaoe is the leading hotel in tbe
city. Well fnrniFhed rooms with plenty
of light are provided for everyone, a
Smith, the furniture man. is prepared
to sell fine goods at low figures, Full
line of undertaking goods on hands, a
M. Lichleuilnil A Co. have a Hue lot of
winter wear, i0Tding ladiea' winter
shoes, oversioeK; rubber boots, etc Drop
in- '' xJi 8
Borg. the Jeivr js the man to fix up
your watch or- ciuok. '..e keeps a full
stock of everything pertaiuiug to his
business a
Don't overlook T. W. Ayers, Jr., tbe
leading druggist. Choicest perfumes,
purest drugs aud the finest toilet articles
always ou baud. a
Tbe Btn-bler beer, 6 cents per glass, at
tbe Columbia iicer Hall, Osmers &
Hughes, props., next door to M. Lioh
tenthal & Co.'s shoe store. a
Tbe M. L. 4 T. Co., sinoe tbey have
roofed all their platforms, have an im
mense storage capacity. This company
now deals in grain, lumber and wood, a
Since Shaw A McCarty purchased the
meat market they bave always endeavor
ed to keep on hand tbe freshest aud
oboioest meat I, sausages and bolognas. I
What will perseverance, pluck and en
terpris avail in this wild west, it you
oauuot gel big bargams However, be
fore giving up entirely, visit Minor Bros.'
emporium. a
Thompson & Binnsown the buss which
gues to aud from tke City hotel, but will
call for parties desiring to go to train in
any part of the city. Leave orders at
City hotel. a
Gilliam 4 Bisbee, the hardware and
tinware merchants, carry everything ap
pertaining to their lines, even agricul
tural implements. Don t you need
plow this full? I
Don't overlook Kirk k Rasmus for
barguius. They have purchased tbe bus
iness of J. W. Miitlook & Co.. but will
soon remove to tbe Mullory corner, oppo
site tbe l'alaoe botel. a
Dr. Grant's Cloalo, the great dyspepsia
conquerer, will positively cure dyspepsia
and all its kindred ailments. Every bot
tle sold under a positive guarantee lo
effect a on re or money refuuded. See ad.
in this issue. a
The general merchandise establish
ment formerly owned by Ci ttin & Mi-Far
laud, has lately changed bauds, now be
ing under the control aud mauagment
o The MuFsrlaiid Mercantile Companv.
wbiob continues business at the old stand
with a larger stuck than ever. a
A lumUu-mwpeillloa.
We desire to Onll the attention of
those who luke au interest IU b.biesludv ,
to ibe popular compsiitioii of the Ladies
Home Magi zn e, a tlrt uIhss illustrated
iiiHgaziii. published at Pel e Thorough,
Ontario. Tbe uoiupetltiou is Ojieu to
Ihe world, slid is tree to all who oaie to
compete. All that is necessary is to
send answers to tbe following questions:
1. Which is tbe longest book in tbe
New Tes Hmeoi? 2. Winch is tbe
shortest? 3. The longest verse? 4.
Ibe shortest? Mail Jour answers to
I'h Lad pb' Home M igsz up, enclosing
81 for six months subscription to this
popular and hands, uiely illustrated
(UHfiiZitie. If your answers are oorrecl
)nu are sure ol a reward. Tbe following
is I lie pnz Iim: SU,00 in gold, $5u0
ugili, $250 iu Kold, $100 in gold,
planus, oigaiis, gold watches, 2.500
elegHut silver t- a sets, &o Ti e public
may rely ou fair aud square deahug as
Ibe Ladies' Home Maaaziue ia an old
and reliable concern. Addres, Th
Ladiis' Hums Magazine, Peterborough,
Ontario. 63 5
Lord Kilcum He Speaks.
We deeire to call attention to the
great winter couimtilion of 1803, which
is now being conducted by the Canadian
Agiictiltunsl and Home Journal, pub
lished at I'eierbiironah, Canada The
Agriculturist has named a leputatiou iu
Hie past for fair dealing in connection
with these competition, and the future
AND SXIM, ANOTHER.
Deeded ranch, 160 acres, boss wheat land. Will sell on easy terms. A good rustler can pay
for it with first crop raised on it. Eeason for selling, owner lives in the Eabt and hns no use for it.
will be no exception to the rule. Those
whe desire to cooipete cau do so free ol
charge. All they have to do is to pre
pare a list of English words made fruin
tbe letters in the Iwo words, "Columbian
Exposition." Tbe rale are tbat no
letter can be used ofteuer than it appears
iu the two words above Damod, or cau
the names of persons or places be ued.
foreign words are also harred. Toe
leading prizes are: lt, 82.500 cash; 2nd,
81.000; ord. 8500; 4th. &4c0; 5th, SL00;
besides piaaos, organs, gold Watcnee,
6,000 eleguut silver tea services, etc ,
making a total of uver 10,000 prizes. All
wbo s uu in 100 conect words will re
ceive a special prize. Take a few sheets
of paper, prepore a list made np fn m the
letters In tbe two words above quoted,
and enclose 81 for six months' suusonp
tiou to oue of the choicest and b -st pub
lioutions ou the ooutiueut, and you will
have a really first class mageziuetoread,
aud may secure 82,500 iu gold iutu the
bargain. Ibe Agnculturta' nlwajs car
ries out its promises to tbe very letter,
as tbe following, from Lord Kilcoursie,
tbe Governor-Generals societary will
testify:
(jOVERNME-NT HOUSE. (
Ottawa, Out., Ju. 6,b, im
SlE "It will give me great pleasure
to recommend my friends to enter jour
competition. I am. Sir,
"lour obedient servant,
' KILCOURSIE. A D. 0."
To the Editor of Ihe Canadian Auncul
turist, Peterborough, Canada. 62 Gi
UPPER RHEA CRRKK CIIEEKLETS.
Mr. Frank Baiid was in our neighbor
hood last (Saturday.
Mr. David Buird was in oar neighbor
hood last Thursday.
Mr. Wui. Floieon has just returned
home after au absence of a week.
We understand (but Allie LVnew is
going to winter iu the mountains.
We are bavintr quite a little snow storm
today. It bas snowed about oue inch.
Mr. Nosh Mn I key commeno-d berdiDg
sheep for Win. Feuland last Tuesday.
Misses Mary and Norn Floreou have
goue to Claik's Oauyou to no to school.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Hevland
has beeu quite siok, bat i now oouvu
lescent.
Fakoaeu.
Jan. 15, 1893.
OHITIIAItY.
Died near Ebea oreek. Jnn 12, 1893, the
infant daughter of J. U. aud Ada
Hayes, age six mouths and two days.
Its illness was Bhort, but suffering
intensely, a physician was summoned
and everything iu the reach of medical
aid was done tbat could be, but death
bad claimed it as its own, aud little
Mamie passed quietly away.
With aching heart and throbbing brow,
We watch each parting breath ;
Till the spirit tied from the dying bed
Across the river of death.
. .
SIHGIlusrnu,
The Lucretia dewberry and Early
Harvest blackberry are ripe first, nearly
together. The latter is rather small but
hardy aud productive and valuable for
market because of its earliness. Ago
warn, Wallace, Knox and Erie are Urge
and productive and hardy enough for
tbe lake shore region. Minnewoski
promises to be the same, but is not well
tried yet. Wilson and Wilson, Jr., are
nearly identical and profitable for mar
ket if covered in winter. Michigan Sta
tion. Things That Are Told.
New varieties of narcissus are grown
from seeds, which give flowering bulbs
in three or four years. Ordinarily tbe
narcissus is from bulbels, which flower
the second year.
Professor Fernow, in a recent address
before the Kansas state board of agri
culture, laid great emphasis on the value
of shading the ground' for forest trees.
It is as much, it would appear, an ele
ment in good forestry to bave shaded
ground as in fruit culture.
The oriental spruce, says Rural New
Yorker, is a shapely little beauty, and
one of the most desirable of all ever
green trees, particularly for small gar
dens. One of its best points is its habit
of keeping its branches right to th
ground, even in large specimens; and
one of its worst points is that it is one
of the most difficult of spruces to trans
plant successfully.
8. Miller, a progressive Missour'an,
ays: "As to peaches bndded on plums,
I have yet to make the first success in
that line. In the first place it is difficult
to get them to take, and next no plum
stock 1 have grows strong enough to
support the peach, though the Marianna
xoay do so; but I have not yet tried it."
Floral Hrevltle.
Phlox, when the shoots are pinched in
Jnne and again in July, will Uower in
September.
For a low, ornamental hedge, the Tom
Thumb arbor vita? is useful.
I Rnffuln Rill a n,n iruruninm niv.
duces immense spherical trasses of semi
double flowers; color, white shaded
blush. A good bedding variety.
Mme. Crozy is still queen among Can
nae. Clematis Fremontii is not only per
fectly hardy, but adapt itself to auy
garden soil.
The American Agriculturist advises
planting spineas iu vineyard and orchard
as a bait for rose btigs. The best species
for the purpose are tbe sorbus leaved (S.
Sorbifoluv). a hardy, early blooming
shrub from Siberia, aud the gouUbeard
(S. Arnucns). a native vigorous growing
herbaceous specie.
Miue. Ed liiaert is the name of n
summer Uowcnng carnation of unusual
size and attractiveness.
One reason why Scott's Emulsion of Pure Nor
wegian Cod Liver Oil and Ilypophosphites of Lime
and Soda has had such a large sale is because it is
"Almost as palatable as milk;" but the best reason is
that its curative properties are unequalled. It cures
the cough, supplies the waste of tissues, produces
flesh and builds up the entire system.
Scott's mulsion cures Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula,
and all Anaemic and Wasting
Diseases, Prevents wasting in
Chlldron. AI;not as palatable a
milk. Get only the genuine. Pre
pared by Scott A Bowne, Chemists, New
lork. Sold by all Druggists.
JHE CITY HOTEL,
W. J. LrBBZER, Prop.
rpUIS HOSTELRY has been Befitted and Eefunisiied throughout, and now
is one of tbe most inviting places in Heppner. Mr. Leezer iuvites yoa to stop
with him, feeling that he ia able to eutertain yon in the beet of style.
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First Class House.
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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 futuxe.
W. L. M.itlnck- & Co. '
h Mi Institute
-OF-
I I ELLIS,
Offioe in National
:
HEPPNER,
L. D. BOYED 1
Nerve
Blood
Tonic
Builder
Br1 for
Dr. WILLI KS'
00c
KEDICIKE CO..
per box.
Schenectady. K.Y.
0 for 83.30,
ana Bi ociiviile. Out,
To Cou sumpti ves.
The nndemiKned having been restored to
health by simple meaim, alter Buttering for pev
eral vear with a severe lung nHVetlou, and that
dread tiiru'He Consumption, is anxioui to make
kuowu to hit fellow Hiiti'ereni themeaua of cure,
io thone who Ui sire It, he w ill cheerfully tend
(free oi rharnei a copy of the prescription luted,
which they will riurt amire cure for Consump
tion, Asthma. Catarrh, Itrouchi ls and nil throat
aud lung maladies, lie hopes nil sullereri will
try his remedy, us It is invaluable. 'I hose cieslr
iug i ho prescription, which u li cost them nuth
ing, and may prove a blessing, w ill please ad
dress. Rev. howAKD a. Wiln,
l-t a vr Brooklyn, .New York.
Sheriff's Sale.
N OTICE U PEKEUY OIVEN THAT UVDER
and by virtue oi mi e edition issued out
o' the circuit court f the btate of Oregon lor
the County uf Morrow, and t int directed and
delivered, upon a judgment rendered and enter
ed 1 ti tiiM Court on the 5ih day uf September
JfcJ, in favor of Charhfl K. Kirfe, plaintiff, and
up tint C i . Halites defendant, lor the sum uf
three hundred dollars, w iih Interest thervon at
the rate of It) percent, per annum from the 27 th
day of May 1n91; also two hundred dollars, w ith
interest thereon at the rate or a per cent, per
ammiti from the 7th tiar of Mav iwl. and the
further sum of ) Attorney's fees, and twenty,
nine and lMoo dollars costs, and, whereas, by
said judgment it was ordered and adjudged that
the following described real property, to wit.:
The Mihth Vtet quarter of section three in
Township four (), suth of Kange twenty. five
(23), hast of W. M., all in Morrow countv, Ore
tcoii, I e sold to satisfy said judgment, costs aud
accruing costs. I will, on the uh dy of March,
1MW. at I o'clock p. in. of said dav. at the front
door of the court house in ilt-ppner. Morrow
county. Oregon, sell the right, title and interest
of the sab! L. o. ilaines iu and to the above de
scribed property at public auction to the hlnh
est aud best binder tor cash In ha'd. the pro
ceeds to be applied to the saiisiaction of said
ee utiun, and all costs, and co.i that may ac
crue. ,KO. i BL1,
Sheriff of Morrow countv. ur.
Dated Jan. 23, Ipua U-oi;:-w
Guaranteed to cure Rilfotrt Attacks
CoqauimUoo, Smad iUle Hvns
Scott's
Emulsion
Reasonable Rates
:- anil -:- (Jiprs !
For the Cure oi
Liquor, Opium and Tobacco Habits
It Is located at Forest Grove, Or.,
The Mtl Beautiful Town on the Coast.
Call at the Gaikttk office for partlenlnri.
Strictly confidential. Treatment prl vats aud tur
cure.
ATTOnNEY AT UAW And
Commissioner of the V. S. Circuit Court. AU land
matters attended to promptly and accoraUly.
Bank building.
: : OREGON
Contractor Builder.
Summons.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
of Oregon, for the county oi Morrow.
R. L. iiughes, Plaintiff,
, vs. SUMMONS.
Geo, W. Thomas. Defendant
TO GEO. W. iUoMAS, the above named de.
fendant:
In the name of the 8late of Oregon, Yon are
hereby required to appear and answ er the com
plaint filed agaiitst you In the above entitled
suit upon the first day of the next term of this
court, to-wit.: I pou Monday, the 13th day of
March. ir3. And if you fall so to answer, for
want thereof, the plaintiff will lake a judgment
agaiiiBt you lor the principal turn of c0.U0 and
interest thereon at the rate uf six (6) per cent,
per annum from the Ut dtty of lanuary la89,and
lor the further sum of $.'i.oo and ititeiest there
on from the 1st day of July, 1H3, at the rate of
per cent per annum, and for the further sum
oi24.yy with interest at the rate of e per cent,
per annum from the 1st day of January,
and for the further sum ot $24 .00 and i met est
thereon at the rate of s percent, per annum (rum
the 1st day of July, li, and the further i-im of
fu.uo as attorneys fee in this uii, and for the
costs and disbursements of this Miit. And plaint
lit further asks tur a decree foreclosing the mort
gage upon lull 5 and 4, and tne sK) ot the bWU
ot sec. SO. In Tp. 2, N K4,E VW M., containing
460 and 40-100 acres, more or less, being situate
in Morrow county, state of Oregen. and that the
land described be told as upon excuilou to Sat
ibiy whaiever judgment the plaintiff may ob
tain, and thai the proceeds of said sale be ap
plied, urs. in the payment of said judgment,
costs and attorney's tee. and cosia of sale; aud
second, that Ihe leniaiuder, if any, be turned
oter to the defendant, auu that ueieudatit be
forever bat red aud foreclosed trout setting up
or tuaiutai..iug auy claim or demand to said
land or any part thereof, except as redeniptioner
under the statute, and U T auch other and fur
ther relit f ms may to tbe court aeeiu meet aud
equitable.
1 his summons Is published pursuant to an
order of Hon. V. 1,. bradiihaw, Judge of the
above entitled court, duly made and entered ou
the loth day of Jauuarv, ii
KUMA.N BiiUS. & HO it NOR,
562-574-w Atiorie lur Plaintiff.
LIST OF LETTKHS.
A DVBRTlsKD AT HEPPNER PoSTOFFICB
' i January li, la'Xi,
Claydo i Frank Devon Mr
Howard Iaac Loch tier Henry
Nelson Manby M J
Pfease say "Advertised" w heu calling for these
letters- a. Malluky, P.M.
Tbey IncreMte Appetite, purify the whole
TSteataAdaviuit Utehvcr. liik- UtnuaSmaJL
To aid Dtgeetlnn take one Small Bile Beta
ftftr eUiig. X5u. per botiiv.
Prevent and run Cnnvf Ipsttioa and Sick
BeadiuMHf, Small UiW Itcsuia,
Pti up in riet WHtch-ittitin1hottea,irai
oXmumU, sihoU UifU Uvuim. l&v. i unw.
VAt a:is Tabulea cu e scrofula.
Kiviins TabuUs euro dy spepsia.
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