MHICK TO ADVEKTI8EBS.
T -HOSE desiring tbe Insertion of display ada.,
or cUange ui Mime, must get tiieir copy hi
nut laier Umu MonUay evening fur Tuesday'!
edlliou, or 'lUuraday evening lor Fridays eUl
UOU. 'IUK fATCaUMlM lUU1..8UiauUO.
NOl'lCK.
1. The mm of five centa per line will be
Charged lur "card of Uiauka," "resolutions ol
ruapvcl," lists 01 redding presents and donors,
anu obltuar uulltea, turner mau Ulnae the edit
or shall utu.fteii give aa a matter ol tiews.J aud
notice ol special uieetinga lor w hatever purpuse.
2. rtullces ol chuieh and society and allother
enierutiiniieiiis iruui wnicn revenue is to lie de
rived, bhall be charged lor at the rate ol live
tenia a line, j uee ruiea win ue atrlutly adher
ed to In every Instance.
Advertlaiug rates reasonable and madeknown
upou application.
LP. FIollEU, NEWSPAPER ADVERTU
lug Ateut, zl Aicrcliunts jLxi-haiige,
bu t lai. Cisco, is our aulliuiued agent, 'luis
paper is acpi on sue in his ouice.
Give your business (o Heppner people.
ana inerejoi e cmsiti to ouna up tietn
tier, tutruiiize those who patronize
you.
Here and There.
F. M. Courier was over from Eight
Mile luiluy.
bid (i. Hanson, of Arliugton, is iu town
ou uunnets.
T K Huberts returned to Pendleton
but u i an v Ihet.
A. Andrews, Alfjiue's post uaster, was
Id towu Friday.
The family medicine of the world
TUjLT'S PILLS.
J. L. UohuiU, of Galloway, was iu
Heppuer jtcitruu)'.
Laiirandeie pirgS'240 per month
for tit utile lights aluUe.
Mr a. Bud bpivey is uu the list of those
ol our pe. pie alio are ailiug.
The lieiu and Palace saloons for flue
liquor a. McA.ee blur., Props. aw
0. A. Rhea returned lust week from
bis trip to Soldi! aud Portland.
George Su-iili aud Tom molially are iu
touu, rpeuuiua! a abort Vuoatlou.
Tom Burnett aud Kd Holland were up
frirulue Lfxiugtuu uouutry yesterday.
Ex hetiulor Hamilton, of Hauiiltou,
arnved uu his win tu Salem, last t'riday.
AltXauder Kuuz, of the firm of Kuuz
& oueluy, Purilaud, was iu Heppuer lust
Keek.
Justice Uhlkck has moved bis office
fioiu l he oouuoil chambers tu the Oourt
house.
Mrs. H. C. Freuob, we are pleased to
late, is oouvalesoeut from a reoeul
iliuess.
J a'. Wyland is in town today. He
sas ihe weather up about Hardrnun has
been tine.
Ephralin Williams, of Lexington, was
in town Saturday to ounsummute proof
ou bis laud.
i Bom 'J'o Ihe wife of W. P. Danoan,
Jau. 2Uib, in Heppuer, a boy weighing
H pouuus,
The Morrow County Land and Tiust
Compauy hare au uulimued supply of
chop lur sale, il-tf.
Miss Auuu Ayera visited the family
of Air. and Airs. Newt Jones, of Newtou
rauvb, last week.
Clius. Cunningham, the Pilot Bock
sheepmau, was iu Heppuer, Friday aud
Saturday of lust week.
Only first class work turned out at
Fred Mil ei's tailoiiug eslablisbmeul
east side Main street,
Egbert Yonug brines in word that
bis lailier, J. U.Koung, who lives overou
KUea creek, la quite HI.
Hurry Phillips is troubled considerably
wttu a aoie throat, wUiuU he says has the
y uiptonis ol diphtheria.
A. H. Ham, who ii successfully con
ducting a bcuool in the Juukiu tiistriot,
wua iu Heppuer Saturday.
V. Q. Scott, supeiiuteudent of the Lit.
tie Laura uiinu ou upper Willow creek,
W..8 iu Urppaer yesterday,
Tue Kieley Institute, at Forest Grove,
CUits liquor, opium, niorpbiue, cocaine
aud tobacco liauil. bee ad.
Joe Rector made proof on bis laud
Buluiilay bifnie W. K Ellis, oouiuiis
Sluuer ol tue U. S. cncull court.
Every mau who take auy iutereet iu
fust block, should subscribe lor The
Hurseuiau. tjUzeUe shop, agents.
N. Nielsen is uow ruuuiug a stage be
tweeu Hippuer aud Luue Kook. 8eu
d. lor days ot leaving aud arrival, tf.
Jerry rosnau was in town yesterday.
He reports all the allow It' e ou liis part
of Butter creek, aud stuck doiug well.
Found A revolver, uear Heppner'a
warehouse. Owuer cau Lave same by
proving propti ly aud payuig charges.
6UB3
John Sorivner, a conaiu of W. P. Sciiv
oer, ol this place, cime in this after
noou Iruui the Idea oouutry on business.
Jas. Hurt, ol the Matlock stock ranch,
dropped iu Stiurday. He says the
horses are not doing very well this witter.
Fred Wiluiarth's paper, the Prineville
News, is uow au all home print, six col
umn sheet, aud it looks better than ever,
Mrs. A. J. Sievensou is prepared to di
all kinds of nursing. Call at her boriK
iu north Heppuer, or address her at this
plaoe. 618-tf
Himi ketchum whiskers. Halt &
Matuews, at the city barber shop the
place to get a Bret-class suave, uair-out
or shampoo. "
Miss Henrietta Sinsheimer returned
to ber Portland bomj M'iuday last, after
a pleasant visit ol a few weeks with
(rieuti9 here.
Fred and El Ashbaugb, Cy Fuqun,
OliTAr Cox. Luther Huslou aud h. G.
Kobiusuu, of Eight Mile, were in our
midst jesterday.
Huu. W. B Ellis and Mr.'A. A. Bob
arts jesterrtay purchased Ihe Payne prop
erty iu tue western part of town. Heal
estate is looking up.
Master Clay French is the authorized
agent for the Oregonian at this place,
bubaonbe through bim, and have your
paper delivered liee ut charge. tf
Emanuel Hawyer, Bill lugrnm, and bis
aou, Uniut, recently Irom the East, were
callers at the Ur.zette office yesterday.
Eight Mile ia djunshiug, tuey say.
Tbe Episcopal tntertaiuuient, last
Saturday evening, was a decided suooess,
many ol Heppner's people beiugpresent.
Tue gross receipts auiouuted to
It ia Baid thata visit frcim tbe miyor
ot luue. Tom Cirie, always leaves mire
or less sadness aud UiB pp dutuieut with
it i'oui is a Ueavy weight at solo.
A re purl from Graut couuty h is it that
Bill Luuobl.iid is in a daugeroua Mudi
tiuu fn m the ttfeds ut the bullet wuuud
received ni the bauds of John Ambrose.
Coudou Globe: Mr. sud Mre. W. P.
Sorivuer, of H'Ppuer, came uver Fri lay
and viaiied tueir relatives iu this v.oiu
ity several daya, returuiug home Tues
day. Fred Gilliam, who is successfully band
lino lii laihei'a ranoU ou Bnea oreek.
call. don ue haiurdy. He Saya all is
propitious lur the farmer so far this sea
Bon. Newer ami neater qnarters at the
Palace Hotel's north business room.
Charley Junes, the baber, wauls to see
bis old trieuda there. Bulbs iu Connec
tion. AU thope know inn thf maelvs in
debted tu Kirk & Baamaa are requested
to settle up immediately, as tbey are in
need ol mouey. 2 8. sw.
A'bert nilil Jumna Willi flan w
Hui ills and Ins sou, Frank, were up from
lower Clark's cajyun yesierduy.
billy Barrutt aud H. E. Powell, two
Saud tiollnw sbeepineu. were in Hepp
uer Saturday. Tbey have beeu quite
successful, so far this winter, with ineir
herds.
A meeiiug of Rawlins Fust, G. A. E.,
and the V. 11. C. corps, will be held iu
rieppuer the last (Saturday in February.
All members should bs present ou this
occasion.
Tbe latest dentistry, orowu and bridge
work, most successfully accomplished by
Dr. B. F. Vaughan. Uaa administered
"hen desired. Thompson building,
Heppner, Or 1-a-w.
Engineer McOnne came up Sunday to
take J, A. Patterson's place on the
brnnob. Mr. . urtersou is detained at
home this weak, owiug to tbe illness ot
.Urn. P.ittersou.
J.19. Friatoe was iu last week from the
stuck r.uisfe ou the ''breaks ot the John
Day." Ha says that the winter over
that way his beau exosptioually mild
aud tu it stook are doing well.
Mrs. S irab Geutry celebrated ber 78'b
birthday last Sunday, at tbe home of
her daughter, Airs. J. P. Brown, A
m re extended hoojiiiiI ot this plsasaut
ati'iir will appear tu our next istsue.
Jack Parker has j ut returned from
Graut oouoty. Uver uear M iuumeut.
lynx are kiUiug a number of sheen, and
luck says the sbeepmeu are "raisiug
Ned" with tbe lynx family in return.
Cue G. A. R doiugs ut Liberty school
house last Friday uiglit, oauii iu to J late
tor extended mention iu tlrs lame. Iu
mr uext we sh ill give the full particu
lars, us fiirnistie i uy members of tue post.
Hun. J. Northrop, of Hillsboro, an ex
representative of Washington county,
aud at present euguged lu tbe hotel
Dusiuess in the above named town, is in
rieppuer atleudiug to some lund bust
uess.
The Gazette offiue was the recipient
yesterday of a visit from Mesdames Ball,
Kelly and Perkins. Mrs. Perkius intends
In leave shortly lor Oaiita Uruz, Califf ,
ami bas already ordered ber UuZette to
that place.
Jubn Obance, of Idea, and W. M.
Pierce, ot tbe same locality, were iu
today to prove up on their railroad
lauds, but ascertaining that there was
uoueed to hurry, did not consummate
the purchaaea.
Geo. (Jo user inform the Gazette that
be is reoeiviug considerable enoourage
uient in tbe matter of his railroad iudi-
aator for the me of engineers and con
ductors. We hope George will make u
million out of it.
F. E. Southard, representing P. Shar
key & Son, horse ooilur uiuuufuoturers,
was iu town over Sunday last. Southard
has some old Iowa cbnuis here, Al and
Frank BobDrls, aud be always enjoys
his stay iu Uenpuer. ,
Bill Ingram snys that Blackman's bill,
to divide the 5 per oent fund among the
oouuties of Oregon, is meeting with
much fuvor over ou Eight Mile. It is
doing no good where it is now, and the
measure is a just one.
Tbe baby daughter ot Mrs. Johnson,
who was mentioned in a recent issue aa
having a badly injured linger, is get
ting along uioely. We forgot to state
that Ir. A. L. Fox assisted Pr. Mc
bivords In the operation.
All who are troubled with constipation
will Bud a sale, sure, aud speedy relief
in Ayr's Pills. Uulike most other
catbaitics, these pills strengthen tbe
stomach, liver, and bowels, aud restore
the orgaus to uormal aud regular action.
Alvah W. Fritters in, oi this paper, bas
beeu appoiuted as one uf tbe experts to
eximiue the treasurer's books, reporting
Hie results ol their work tu a joint uom
ruitteu uf representatives and senators.
Ue will remain at Sulem till the end of
the session,
Acdy Stevenson and wife, Mrs. W. W.
Smead, daughter aud sou, Mi-B Alice
and H iy Ulassoock, were among inn
deppuentes who atleuded the G. A. B
diiuns at Liberty school bouse Inst
Friday evening. Tbey report a very
pleneaut linn.
Wea Brannnn, of Eight Mile, was in
Saturday. He says Einhc Mile is pret
ty lively revival nieetiugs iu progress, a
j iok inbbit buct a few days ago, one aide
aeuuriug 51 BOHlps, Ihe other 40. aud uext
Friday evening, an oyster supper at
Eight Mile Centre.
Dou't experiment with your health.
Yon may be sure uf tbe quality of your
mediciue, even it you have to take much
of your food upon trust. Ask your
Irnggist for Ayer'a Sarsaparilla, aud uo
other. It is the staudard blood purifier,
tbe most effective aud economical.
All in tub Same Boat We are apt to
net off on the subject of eleotrio lights.
Oue of our own household brought in the
startling intelligeuoe, a few daya agn(
that oue of the incandescent lamps re
fused to burn, and added that perhaps a
knot in the cjrd was tbe oame of it. It
wsb oaused, however, by something quite
as simple, but a little rmre in tbe liue ot
tbe practical application of eleotrioity.
There is one thing that all should studi
ously avoid, and that ia the handling ot
any wires that might have oonneotion
with tbe lines. The death of tbe young
man iu Eugene, a tew weeks agi, should
be a warning to be satisfied with just
looking on, leaving tbe manipulation of
wires to those who know their business.
Special Council Meeting. At a spe
cial meeting of the town oouncil, last
Friday eveniug, all council men were
present except Patterson, Mayor Mai look
presiding An ordinance creating
fire departments was read and referred
to the committee on ure and water
Proposition of Henry Heppner, to leaee
for tbe term ot five yeais, grounds on
which the ooucoil may erect suitable
buildings for town purposes, wss taken
nnder advisement. Mr. Heppner asks
ouly 1 for tbe use of his ground for the
time specified.
Water I'EST.-Yesterday and today
Heppner's council have been busy in
spectiog the waterworks, with a view of
accepting them, which will doubtless be
done at a special meeting this eveotug.
Tbey ure found to exceed tbe oontraotin
almost every particular. Tbe oapaoity
of the reservoirs is 38900,) gallons, while
tbe contract calls fur ouly 180.000. A
test with two lengths of one and one-half-inch
hose, each fifty feet long,
throngb one inch nozzles, at tbe Palace
hotel oorner yesterday, lasting ten min
utes, louered tbe smallest reservoir three
inches, aud there still remained enough
water to ruu one hose 12 bnurs. With
' all reservoirs full, as tb4 water oompiny
j are rrqnired to maintain, and to keep iu
giod u'der, will furnish enough water to
drown out the biggest fire Heppner will
ham. Tiia water was thrown at
yesterday's test to the heigbtb of 140
feet, while tbe contract calls tor heigbtb
of only 80 feet Tbe pipe laid from tbe
station to tbe reservoir and then down
aa far aa the Palace hotel, is eight inch
es in diameter, tbe contraot calling only
for six inch pipe. The capacity of the
pump is nearly 400,009 gallons daily, in
stead of 2o0.000 gallons, aaoording to
contract. The engiue aud boiler exceeds
the requirements ot tbe contraot in many
respects. Aa examination of the hy
drants today showed them to be in good
working order. A length of boae was
fastened to a hydrant near Pap Simons',
throwing water equally aa high as yes
terday at tbe corner of May and Main.
Tbe light plant worka well, anl the ser
vice given is first-class, go there should
be notbiug in tbe way of acceptance of
plant.
Weather Talk. Cbas. Frey was
down from Hardman Saturday, and says
that tbe Cuiuook was an the eve ot get
ting in its work in that vicinity. Sunday
it reaobed Heppner, and very little snow
remain? in this vioinity, while the weath
er is much warmer. Sunday night,
however, but a few miles below Heppuer,
it mis quite cold, while here iu towu it
was barely down to fret zing. All kinds
uf climate cau often be experienced in
the same locality at the tame time
though sudden ohanges from warm to
cold weather are not frequent bere. It
looks now as though wiuter was at an
end.
Backlen's Antics Salve.
Tbe best ealve in tbe world fur cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rbeum, frver
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains
our us and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively oures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give periect satisfaction
or money refuuded. Price 25 cents per
box. Fur sale by Slooum-Johnsou Drug
Company.
A Special Tbain Sunday. Messrs, J.
N. Brown, Henry Blaokmau aud Alvah
W. Patterson returned from Salem last
Friday, leaving Sunday, a special being
provided for them as far as Arlington.
Tbey were accompanied by Hon. Wm.
Hughes, ex-Senator Hamilton, of Grant
county, and tbe editor ot this paper, the
last named, boweyer, going only so far
as Arlington, returuiug early Monday
morning.
Valise Stolen. L. B Fairobild, rep
resenting Murphy, Grant & Co., of
'Frisoo, arrived at Heppner Saturday
night last, minus bia valise aud $100
worth of olothing. Tbe grip was taken
out of tbe Pullman when but a short dis
tance out of Portland. A drummer out
ou tbe road without a valise is like a la
dy traveling without a trunk.
"Iu buying a oough medioine for chil
dren," says H.A.Walker, a prominent
drnggiat ot Ogden, Utah, "never be afraid
to buy Chamberlain's Congb Kemedv.
Tbere ia no danger from it and relief is
always sure to follow. I particularly
recommend Chamberlain's bpcause I
have found it to be sate and reliable. It
is intended especially for aolds, croup
and whooping cough." 50 cent bottles
or sale by SlooumJuhnson Drug Co.
WANIUD.
Agents to sell our choice and bardy
nursery stock. We have tnauy special
varieties, both in fruits and ornamentals
to offer, whiob are controlled only by as.
We psv commissions or salary. Write
us ut once for terms, and secure choioe
of territory. MayBkotherb,
502 671 Nurserymen, Koohester, N . X.
Mountain House. Mr. Joseph Crank
tins lately leased the hostelry known as
tbe Mountain House, refitting and re
furnishing it throughout. Board aud
tied, per week SO; biiHrd without bed,
$4.50; meals aud bed 25 cents each, Mr.
Crauk asks a portion of the patronage,
believing that he can give as tood ser
vice as auyoue in Heppner, and for less
money. 43-sw.
G. A. R. Doinos On tbe 21st, Raw
lins Post G. A. It, will install their
officers for tbe eusulug year at Liberty
school bouse, Tbe post meeting in the
afternoon at 1 o'olnck will be followed
bv a obuiu fire in the evening. A grand
time is expected, aDd all are invited to be
present. 57-1
Ripans Tabules are alwat I ready.
An Apprehensive Subject
BY
Means of a Prehensile Tail
The Monkey is Not Afraid be
cause his Tail is a Good One.
We are Not Afraid because our
Tale is a Good One.
It is No Taleof Woe !
WE TELL OF
Splendid Goods,
Fsir treatment ; satisfaction to custom
ers, and of reasonable prices and
good money value.
It is a Tailless Tale.
A tale without end, because ft is a tele
that will bold. A pleasure to show
goods. Hprcial inducements to
cash buyers. Call at
ITQIOT BROS
f, i i
Gomjni Sanreg
I CUT ASK
;VHAT WE
Or wbat we say. Convince yourself ; the proofs are before you. Come
to oar store, look at oar pricea and then oompare tbem with tbe prior
of otbera.
We bave an immense orowd of customers every day. Ask any ut
them whether tbey obtain bargains or not. They will tell you. If
yon don't know KOLMAN of tbe
BOSTON CASH STORE
-Tour neighbor
Kolman AdvertisessTruth
The idle words of the falsifiers are like chaff. The terror ot our
competitors is pitiable to behold. They are paralyzed and, with blanched
faces, stare at the crowds pouring into our store to secure goods at
tbe exceptionally low prioes. It seems to be a great mystery to our
onstomers why we can sell them goods at just one-half wbat tbe other
films ask, and at the same time makea fair, legitimate profit.
WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS
and you should remain witb us, aa we bave exploded tbe outrageously
bigb ptloea yon haye paid iu Heppner heretofore. I thank you very
kindly for the liberal patronage you have bestowed upon your true
friend sinoe be has opened up in your city. I must admit my sales
bave been twice as much as I anticipated. I intend to looate perma
nently in your oity, end shall in tbe future, as iu the past, conduot my
business in an honorable way, ao aa to gain the confidence and
respeot ot all. Wishing you all
: A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
I remain, respectfully,
J. PI. KOLMAN.
CLEARANCE
Fall Goods !
-8UCH
Overcoats, fan and
WOOLEN UNDERWEAR,
DRESS GOODS, ETC., ETC.
-At Reduced Rates FOR CASH-
M arland
General
HEPPNEE, : :
This
I
n mm m y s fti Bu.id.ng
"if; HL'i mm wimmm
The Heppner Wood Yard.
RIP HAS GOT AliOUNL)
At last, and baa opened up a Wood Yard, from which he will deliver wood,
sawed or uusawed.
Wood Sawed at Your Residence, 75 ets
Per Cord, twice in two ; 81.00, three times. Wood Bawed and
delivered at 87.50 per cord. Yard near the depot.
Leave orders at riloan k Howard's.
628-aw RIP VAN WINKLE, Proprietor.
BORG, : THE
Out for
Cash Bargains
IN
Jewelry,
Casli Talks.
SEE BORG, MAY STREET, HEPPNER, OR.
nun
Olis Patterson
LEGAL BLANKS
AN
YOU TO BELIE
ADVERTISE
will tell you -
OF
Fall Goods
AS-
Misses' Newmarket Cloaks,
-N- 0 ALE !
ercantile (Jwiipanj.
Merchandise, m-
: : OREOON
PAUSE BOTH
. I
Hotel of the City
Wired for Eleotric Lights through
out.
house la run In flrst ctaaa style in every par
ticular.
Extra Dining Service during the holidays.
MR M. VON CADOW. Proprietress
: JEWELER!
y Watches,
Clocks,
SILVERWARE,
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
Etc, Etc.
Trust 13 usts.
ON SHORT NOTICE
AND
REASON ABLK TERMS
NOTARY PUBLIC
CONVEYANCER (JM
Plenty of them at the
Gazette Office. . . . .
WE -:- WANT -:- MONEY !
And ia order to get it, we will, during tbe present mouth,
FOR CASH ONLY
At 20 per sent, off regular price, our
immense stock of
Gents' -sjr- Winter Underwear,
Top Shirts, Soarfs, Mittens and Lined Glovea.
This is an honest proposition and no trap, for we
bave ao overstock of these goods that we must realize
on. So you can benefit yourself and confer a favor on
ue by taking advantage ot tbe opportunity offered by
P. ! (5. ! Toeqpsoi ; 60.
HEEE IS
To Get Even
e ? Hardware Store !
1
JUST OPEHSTED.:
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware,
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, 4
Wood and Willowware, Blacksmiths' Supplies, Iron, Steel and Goal, Pumps and
Pipe, Tanks, Bathtubs and Sinks, Plumbing Materials, Agricultural Imple
ments. All Kinds of Repairing quickly and neatly done.
TOE CELEBRATED
: -:- Ton will aave money by
getting our prioes before purchasing
elsewhere. -: : : -: -: -:-
Odd Fellows' building, Main St.,
STORAGE AND
ATTENDED TO
IN A
Business-like
AND AT
REASONABLE RATES.
Wool Growers' Warehouse
Near
HEPPNER,
Change of
HAVE TAKEN CHARGE
wbiob we propoae to oonduct in
on bands at all times tbe cboioest
Meats, Sausage, Bologna, Corn
ed Beef, Etc., Etc.
shaw & Mccarty,
85-tt . Proprietors.
DR. JOSEPH J. BILL,
Graduate M. E. 0. V. 8. , London, England.
Veterinary -m- Surgeon
Chronic Diseases a Specialty.
I m prepared to d all kinds ot Veterinary Surgery, Kransciilatlnj Horses and Kriillmi a Bum!
alty. (This is ths only true method of operating on horses.) Kpsyinx of Cattlssnd Hogs
on short notice. 1 will treat all aulinuls
lnarr ftureery. 11 you have any sick
can ou me ai
HEPPNER,
Baker :: and :: Confectioner,
MAY STREET, HEPPNER, OR.
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Confectionery.
WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES
Midi ok shout Kotici ixd r Potolas Psicss.
8Si Bread 22 Loaves for $1.00.
LflM
L.J 11
lii, s er s
Instead of living to the door gasp
ing for breath, seeming as if each J
one would be your last, vou have I
only to take a tew doses Asthnalene when
easy and you feel as If an angel of mercv had unloosed the Iron grasp ot the fingers
ot aeatn. I ne nappiest moment of your lite will be v
of Dr. TatYt ASTHM ALENE and it has cured you of
leath. The happiest moment of your
Asthma. Wt mail to any Atthma tuHertra
is r oniggisu. Or, Tift Bros. M. Co., Rocheater.N.Y I II mm 1m"" '"ti
The Lancashire Insurance Co.
Of MANCHUSITKM, IINQLANU
1 W FAriTiRSUN, AGENT ?-??-vWi
J JrIier. j reg; 011.
THE PLACE
on Your Lite.
Bain laps, Hacks Buckboards
634-tf
HEPPNER, OltEQON.
FORWARDING.
-:- Manner
the Depot:
: : OREGON.
Ownership
OF THE LIBERTY MEAT MARKET,
tbe moat satisfactory manner. Will keep
in the most approved orocednre of Vetur.
animals it will
'HI be to your interest to
mewari a stables.
OREGON
nn
HMD
mm
lASTsllAL
EJE
the spam Is broken, the breathing becomes
life will be when vmi have used a few bottles
I and pro
trial battlt Wm hf Wm that It doss