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Nol'lUli TO ADVKHriSUW.
1 'Husk desiring me Insertion oi display ads .
L or cluuge ui Mime, Must get their cony ia
uutuwr uiau Monday umuiiig iur Tuesday's
edluou, or iliursday evening iur Fridays edl-
IMS t-ATTIiKauK PuuLlBUI.SIiCO.
NUTIC'IS.
1. Tus iuiu of nve cents per llim win be
cnarged iur "cards of Uiauks,"Tesoluuoiis oi
reiwt, lists oi wedding uruseuts and duuora,
uu ouituary nonces, turner uiau tuuae the eiiu
or aliall luiusell give aa a mailer oi uea,l and
uollees ul apeeiat meetings tor wUalever purpose
2. Notices oi church alio society and allutlier
entertainments iroiu which revenue is ui bo de
rived, shall be charged lor at tlie rale oi live
wie. niene ruiei win do strictly adher
eu ui in every instance.
Advertising raws reasonable and made known
upuii application.
W e hold each and every correspondent re
spoiulhle lor his or her communication. No
correipoiiueiico will be puoli.hed uuleiia Hie
w iuei real name la signed aa au evidence oi
food iailil.
LI'. MsHEK, NEWSl'AI'ER ADVEUHS-
lug Afceut, 21 ticicliaiits jiUcUauge.
bu.. i-ianciscu, i our uuiuoiued Skeul. iuis
paper la kept uu ble in hit uluce.
TIME TABLE.
Btage for Ilardmau, Monument, hong Creek,
Joliu llay aim canyon Uiy, leaves aa loilows :
Jivery day at b;jo a. m., except auunay.
Aruvea every uuy ulo:.ajp. ui., except jlonday.
lue cheapest, quickest and beat line to or
, from tlio interior country.
J. a. CKLEVAN, Prop.
blocum-Johtibton Drug Co., Ageuls.
(Jive your buuiuena to heppner people,
and theiejore asstut to buua up Mepp
tier, fulrvuize those who patronue
you.
Here and There.
TUTT'S PILLS do not nauseate or
gne.
John Royse was iu from Hsrdman Fri
day lust.
Win. Campbell, of Social ridge, was m
Satuiduy last.
A. (i. Bartholomew was np from Al
piub Sutuiduy.
C. 8. Van Duyn Lai an uuola .visiting
liiui at pieaeut.
Geiiuuu knitting yarn 25o per batik, at
Ludlce' iliiZuar. fc8-tt
W. P. Hayden and wife were in ilepp
tier over Sunday.
Ed. K. Bishop and wife relumed Inst
evu iinui Portland.
Ed. Holland was up ftom Lexington
Saturday ou business,
Chris. Boiohera bus about recovered
from liia recent sick spell.
Mr. Albert WrigUt returned from a
visit to ttie valley laat week.
CUus. MoDeruiitt got back from Sao
milieu to, Calif., ilriday laat.
Mrs. Harry Qodley returned from her
Portland visit Saturday last.
The Gem aud Palace suloons for tine
liquore, McAfee Bros., 1'iops. sw
Jobu ller uud IS. F. HeWaud were iu
Morrow's metiopolia Satuiday.
Mrs. Lttzer, sisteriu-law ot W; J.
Letzer, la over irom Eouo ou a viait.
A. W. Baling, Bud Ingraham and
Isaac Kuigbleu were iu town Monday.
li. L. Beard, U. W. Vincent and J. L.
Howard were in fruni Uulloway jester
cay. The Heppner Cauyon stage line is the
beat, cheapest and qicukeot to the lu
tenor.
Beu Mathews was in town over Sun
day, taking part iu Saturday's K. ot
P. ooiuga.
The Putt and Belief Corps meeting
brought iu quite a number ot people lust
Saturday.
"Mrs' Molhe Crawford uee Stevenson)
is over 1 rum Pendleton ou a visit to hei
relatives.
Pat Quaid informs us that the Cunning,
bauie hul has beeu lepaired and is past
able again.
Died-On the ?2d inst., the Gazette
dog, Lew. We uever had any luck rais
ing dogs, anyhow.
Rev. VV. K. Pol Mine held services iu
the M. K. oburou laat evening aud re
mained over today.
Tboe. Khea has turned his cattle dowu
ou the B.nd near the Columbia where
they are lustliug feed.
Mies Annie Uudley, daughter of Mr.
aud airs. Hurry (iodly, arrived from
Portlaud laat Jb'iiday.
Only first class work turued out at
Fred Mil'er's tuilonug establishment
east side Maiu street.
loe Keeley luslitute, at Forest Grove
cures liquor, opium, morphiue, cocaine
and tobacco habit. See ad.
Tbe farmers are beginning to oomplain
already about the squirrels. They will
be thicker thau ever this year.
Mrs. Kinsman, mother ot Sam Kins
man, returued last evemug from a visit
to her daughter across the river.
Every man wbo takes any interest in
fast stock should subscribe for The
Horseman. Gazette shop, agents.
N. Nieleon is now running a stage be
tween Heppuer aud Loue Book. See
ad. for days ot leaving and arrival, tf.
Dennis Spillane was with us Saturday
last, calling on this otiioe. Dennis Buys
that Clark's canyon shows up all right.
Mrs. A. J, Stevenson is prepared to dt
all kinds of nursing. Call Bt her bonn
in north Heppuer, or address her nt tins
place. 518-lf
Phill Heppner, of Arlington, was
with his relatives and friends here over
Sunday, aud attended Saturday's K. of
P. bun quel.
Dr. McSwords is oarryng bis face in
sling, aa it were, this week. It if not
serious, however, and tbe Doc. is able to
get around.
Meisrs. J. P. Bushee and W. M.
Beagle returned to Pendleton Monday
last, after a pleasant week's visit with old
frieuds here.
The entertainment of Confidence
Lodge E. of P., of Arlington, last week
was a complete sucoess, from what the
Gazette learus.
Hiyu ketohum whiskers. Hatt i.
Mathews, at tbe city barber shop tbe
place to get a li rat-class sbave, hair-cut
or shampoo. ti.
Master Clay French is the authorized
geut for tbe Uregooian at this place.
Subscribe through bim, and have your
paper delivered free of charge. tf
Newer and neater quarters at the
Palace Hotel's north business room.
Charley Jones the bsber, wants to see
his old friends there. Batbs in connec
tion.
Tbe farmers are anxious that the
ounly oourt supply them with squirrel
poison. It will do B sight more good
than any bounty, and prove less expeu-
ive.
Tbe latest dentistry, erown and bridge
work, most successfully accomplished by
L'r. ti. F. Vanghan. Gas administered
when desired. Thompson bnilding,
Heppner, Ur l-a-w-
Jay Ball was in from Gooseberry Sat
urday, n says grain is eomiug up, aud
though frozen out soma will yet be thick
nougb to a good orop. Plowing is now
in progress over there.
Mtss Annie God ley, one ot Portland's
iwteiest contralto singers, entertained
the large audience at the M. churoh
Sunday eve with two beauti.ul solos.
Miss liodley's Voioe shows natural
talent and culture.
Chas. ToUDggreao arrived Saturday
from Alb.iny au l is circulating around
Willi old frieuds.
A very pleasant party was given at the
residence of luos. iNelsou, the Guzettes
ioreuiau, Saturday uight last.
Rev. E. D. Palmer weut over to Yea
dlelou yesterday to assist lu revival
services. He will be back the last oi
this week.
B. L. Akera was down from Goose
berry yesterday, to meet his sister Mrs.
M. A. Beutou, of Iowa. JShe arrived
laat eveuiug.
Premature gray whiskers should be
coioied to prevent the uppearauoeof age,
and Buckingham's dye is by far the beat
preparation to Uo it.
The entertainment given by tbe W. C.
B. Ljoeum ut ths opera house lust Fri
day eve was well uttended, and, we uu-
aw-rstuuu, much appreciated.
Our town conuuil met lust night and
ouuv.isseu tue votes oast at tUe reoeut
city eleciuiu. T'uiy fouud everything as
per the relume of the board.
Loren Gentry baa had a dry well out
ou his rsuch ou tbe Cuuninghame flat til1
tbiu spring when he reports seven teet ot
wuter. He would be pleased to see it
last.
Tribune: J. P. Bushee and W. M.
Beagle, promiueut Masons, are in Hepp
uer assisting the diteit les of tbe square
and compass iu that oily during tbe
present week.
B. B. Maun got in from lower Califor
nia, Mexico, last Friday, leuviug this
morning lor home. He finished up his
Blue Lodge Masonry lust eve by takiug
the Master Mason's degree.
Kirk & Bufmus have removed to tbe
storeroom auj duiug the corner which
they have occupied for some time. We
uuderataud the old corner buildlug will
be replaced by a better structure.
Look for Phill Cobu's ad. He is now
proprietor of tbe diug business for
merly owned by W. A. Johnston aud E.
J. Slooum. He is iu the field for busi
ness aud you will bear from turn soon.
A. D. Uourter was iu from Eight Mile
Sutuiduy last. The soil is pretty well
soaked up, though Mr. Courier thinks
hut much of tbe gram will not come up
owing to the fact that it bus rotted.
Cbrouiole: John Kennefick, of Kent.
whose ueuth is reported elsewhere, is
thought to have beeu murdered by a
persou who had had u diuukeu quarrel
with deceused a short time previously.
A. C. Pettys was up from Pettysville
last Tuesday, aud while iu the uuy left
ut this oliice one of the tiueBt Bpples we
have Been lately oue of the Tolpa Mock
ing vuriety. Mr. Pettys bas a tine
oiuhard.
Saturday last I he PoBt and Belief Corps
meetings here brought up trom Ltxilig
tou the follotviug persous: Mrs. Tib
betts, Mr. and Mrs. Boou, Mr. aud Mrs.
J. S. Bool b by and daughter, Miss Luella,
uud Cupt. T. J. League.
MuioObserver; Oue day last week the
dead body ot Jobu Keuuelick, ubaohelur
who resided iu the ueubborUood of Kent,
this cuuuly, wus lound on a private load
or trail leading (roin deceased's house to
the residence of Joe Elliott, auother of
Kent's citizens.
L ist week Oj. Mitohell sold SO head of
out Ue to Shaw Si Daughtrey. This firm
also piucuased from Jas. F. Khea li
head of stall fed c utile. The former
bunch averaged I,2bo pouuds per head,
he latter Liw. luey were driven to
Peudletou for shipment.
' Women wbo suffer from nervous and
physical debility find great help lu the
use of Ayer's baisapunllu. It produces
the rapid illect ot a stimulant, without
rencliuu the result being u permanent
increase of streugth aud vigor, both ot
uimd uud body.
People troubled with sick and nervous
headache will find a most ethoacioue
remedy iu Ayer's Cathartic Pills. They
atreulbeu tbe stomach, stimulate tbe
liver, lestore healthy action to the di
gestive orguua, und thus afford speedy
uud permanent relief.
While out ut his ranch last week,
Billy Douglass took the precaution to
go over ins orchard. He fouud his
apple trees iu fair couditiou, but cberry
trees have nut tared so well. He Buys it
is impossible so far to tell anythiug
about tbe oouiiug crop of fruit.
This tveniug will ooour the marriage
of Mr. Max M. Shillook, formerly a re
porter ou tbe Oregoniuu staff, but of late
deputy clerk of tbe circuit oourt of Mult
uomab county, and Mtxs Auuie Uoiiley,
oue of Portluud's sweetest siugers. Miss
Uodaty's pareuts uow reside at Heppner.
Joe Keeney, of Pendleton, now oper
ates the stage line from Canyon City to
Mouumeut, us well as that trom Monu
ment to Heppner. GruutCounty News.
This is a mistake. J. S. Deleven now
bus charge of the Hue from Canyon City
to Heppuer.
Tribune: Yesterday Frank Parton,
muyor ot VVaitsburg, died in tbnt place.
He wus one uf the prominent men of the
couuty and well known throughout the
Fortbwest. He was aged sixty-four years.
The funeral takes pluce today uuder the
auspices of tbe Masonic fraternity.
I. R. E-teb, tbe venerable postmaster
of Gooseberry, was iu Friday last. He
reports much ot the grain frozen out,
but what remains is looking well, The
grain was sowu tolerably thick, and it
may yet be tbe better for it. Mr. Esteb
reports tbe health of Gooseberry people
to be good.
Probably a Mistakb. Ou Friday lust
Sberift Noble apprehended T. K. Roberts
at Albany, Or., where be was engaged in
pushing some novelties in tbe soliciting
field, arriving here Saturday eveuing
Mr. Roberts at ouce gave bail and was
released, awaiting examination some
time Ibis week. Mr. Roberts' arrest was
tbe result of a warrant sworn out by 0.
E. Jones, of Eight juile, charging Mr,
Roberta with forgery and obtaining
money under false pretenses. Mr. Jones
bases bis complaint upon the represent
tations of tbe present manager of the
Alliance Publishing Co. Mr. Roberts
bad full authority from tbe former man
agor to consummate sales of stock, which
will doubtlees be proven at the pxaniiuu'
tion. The arrest is the result of some
misunderstanding, and from what we
know of tbe case, cannot help but tbink
(but the blme reals with tbe Alliance
Pub. Co. It is a serious thing to haul
a man up on such oharges, unless
there is good reason for the same, and
tbe A. P. Co. Bh mld have been a lit
tle more exhaustive in their search for
crooked work before acting. Mr. Rob
erts worked for tbe Gazette several
mnntlis and be proved reliable and striot
ly honest ia every particular.
Bona BcsiNKsS Cbaroes. Yesterday
morning Alexander & Co., of Toronto,
Canada, tbe firm enmpnsed nf Jas. Alex
ander and Frank Bankenbuler, consum
mated tbe purchase of tbe drug store of
Sloourn-Jobnson Drug Co. Liter iu tbe
day PLill Cuho t.iok Alexander & Co.'s
bargain at a slight advance, aud it is now
bis property, having dissolved with T.
W. Ayers, Jr., iu the drng fiim of T. W.
Ay an, Jr., & Co. Also yesterday, J. M.
Waddell bought out the interest of 'Gen
Slooum in tbe Heppner Furniture C.
All tbe new additioua Bud auooesr ors In
our business field are well knowu and
will doubtless snuoeed, as have their
predecessors.
Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Sarah E.
Hoohstedler, ot Albany, Deputy Supreme
Chief of the Pythian Sisters, arrived last
evening to institute Dorian Temple, of
this place. Thirty five knights and la
dies presented themselves for initiation
and the rank starts out with bright pros
pects. Mis. Hochstedler intended to
have been here last Saturday evening,
but owing to a heavy fall ot snow in tbe
Blue mountains, was unable to make con
nection with tbs Heppner train. She
will remain over till tomorrow morning
to assist the ( flic-era in becoming thor
oughly acquainted with their work. The
supreme deputy expresses herself aa be
ing much pleased with the start made bv
tbe knightly representatives at Heppner,
and we bespeak for Dorian Temple a
grand and glorious future.
R. A. M. Wobk. The Royal Arch
Masons, on Friday night last, took
Frank Sloan, B. L. Bbaw and John Mo-
Carty through the mysteries of tbe B, A.
degree, which was followed on Saturday
night by a team oomposed of T. W.
Ay era, Wm. Ptnlnnd, and Mr. Vaughan,
of Lexiogtou. This closed tbe week's
work, a very pleasant oue for Heppner
Chapter. The boys are under everlast
ing obligations to Companions Bushee
and Beagle, of Pendleton, for their
valuable ass stance and counsel. Each
evening's work olosed with an elegant
supper at the Palace hotel. Masons do
eat the same as other people.
Ofkm Installation. The Installation
ot Blue Mountaiu Div., U. R. K. ot P.,
occurred at their oastle hall last Satur
day eveuing, a number ot knights auJ
ladies beiug present. The following
were installed: F. J. Hallook, Sir Kuight
Captain ; W. B. Potter, Sir Kuight Lieu
tenant; E. P. Voruz, Sir Knight Herald'
W. li. Saliug, Sir Kuigbt Treasurer; W.
V. Crawford, Sir Knight Raoorder; W .
W. Smead, Sir Kuight Guard; Chris.
Borchers, Sir Knight Sentinel. The cer
emonies were followed by au elegant
banquet aud a royal good time.
Auction Saljs E. H. Slocnm will
oflVr at public auction at tbe old Record
office, May street, Saturday March 4,
1893, the household furniture and f fleets
of Hulmes Hayman, consisting ot a bed
room set, beds, lounge, obairs, carpets,
tables, dishes, etc , all to be disposed of
to the highest bidder. Anctiou will be
gin at 10 a, m. Come early snd secure
a bargain. E. L. Matlock,
572 3 Auctioneer.
Dtjpkd Them. Willimson, a special
agent of the New York Life Insurance,
duped this valley iu great shape about
three years ago. Several of onr citizens,
well fixed financially, were led iuto the
proposition, and iu no instance has the
company complied with bis verbal con
tract. It is sate to say that this smooth
tongued Insurance agent will not put in
appearauee again soon. f.agle.
The Babbit Hunt. Tbe Eight Mile
rabbit hunt resulted in Cupt. F. P.
Vaughn's side winning -the prize an
oyster supper, which will occur next
lliursduy ut Liberty school house. Tbe
captain n tbe losing Bide was Sylyanus
Wright, aud bis forces will have to pay
for the entertainment. The total of
scalps taken was '111, the wiuners taking
Ltd uud the losers b'J.
Kainu iw Pabty. Tbe Bainbow party,
given by Mesdamea J. D. Hamilton and
Arthur Minor last Friday eveuing was a
complete success, a uumberof Heppner's
elite beiug present. The oouple cap
turing the first prize were Mr. Willie
Spenoer and Miss Janet Ingraham, while
tbe booby prizes were awarded to F. li,
Lyons sod Mrs. A. J. Harris.
Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw. III., was
troubled with rheumatism and tried a
uumberof different remedies, but says
none of them seemed todo bim any good;
but finally be got hold ot one that speedi
ly cured bim. He was much pleased
with it, and felt sura that others similar
ly afflicted would like to know what the
remedy was that ourei bim. He states
for the benefit of tbe publio that it s
called Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For
sale by Slooum-Jubnson Drug Co.
Mountain House. Mr. Joseph Crunk
has lately leased the hostelry known i s
tbe Mountain House, refitting and re
furnishing it throughout. Board and
bed, per week 8G; board without bed,
84.50; meals and bed 25 cents each, Mr.
Craukasksa portion of the patronage,
believing that be can give aa food ser
vice as auyone iu Heppner, and for lees
money. 43-sw.
A Fink Hobsb The imported run
ning stallion, Sir Henry, bas been
brouisht over to Heppner, and will stand
the ensuing season at this place. He is
the property ot "Cayuse" Reynolds, and
is a fine borse. 570K
Tuiiket Eoas. Bowman & Wilson
bav thoroughbred Mammoth Bronie
turkey eggs tor sale at their Butter creek
rancb. Leave orders at Minor Bros., or
address them at Echo. 572-89 w
Sold Oct. E. H. Slooum has disposed
ot bis interest in the Heppner Furniture
Co. All outstanding aocounta ot tbe
company are now in bis possession and
must be settled immediately. 572-3
81 ALIOS rUU SALE.
I have for sale a full blood Feroheron
Norman stallion, dappled gray, wsighs
1600 pouuds, 17i bands high. Hs can
be seen at tbe stables of Thompson k
Binus. Pnoe SjOO, and will give time
with approved note. For further partic
ulars call ou Thompson k Bions.
Andkkw Kiaket.
570-71 Lexington, (Jr.
A Urcal Hallway
With its branches rnnning in every direc
tion, are tbe arteries and veins which
convey the blood to every part ot tbe
human system A sold, sudden changes
or exposure may eause poisonous acids
to clog the circulation, and then oomes
rheumatism. Beware 1 If you value
life' remove the obstruction with Dr
Ilrnnimond's Lightning Remedy. Yon
can gel a butt's at the druggists for 15,
or it will be sent to you by prepaid ex
press if you send to tbe Drummond
Mediciue Co., 4S-60 Maiden Lane, New
York. Agents wanted. 73
una omen
ir.yi
people, do not
North or South
w My Prices
But
It is the Talk
'mm
The orowd all day at Kolman's is a sight worth seeing.
1 BOSTON CASH STORE
Never before have
J
BOOTS, SHOES, H..TS, ETC.
Been otTered to the publio,
And tbe orowded store shows too plainly when the publio know where tbey get
full value for tbeir money. We deserve your patronage, as we have demoralized
tbe bigb prices in Heppner. What we sell you for $1 would cost you $2 elsevbere.
hh We do Business to Live, and Live to do Business,
Remember we represent one ot the leading MERCHANT TAILORING firms
in Chicago, and have on hand over 500 samples to select from. A perfect fit guar
anteed. I have made a large number of suits sinoe I have been here, and every
one has given entire satisfaction. Remember you can save money by giving me
your order.
J. PI. KOLMAN.
CLEARANCE
Fall Goods
-8UCH
Overcoats, Women and
WOOLEN UNDERWEAR,
DRESS GOOD,S, ETC., ETC.
At Reduced Rates FOR CASH-
jjcfarliil mercantile jjipiy.
m General Merchandise, sg-
HEPPNER, : : : : OKEflON
THF T
-Have in stock
eppner mm mm
C:.
m : anil Jap
From 20 to 50 eents. Still in the field in the line ot
Furniture, Upholstered Goods, Etc.
Undertaking a Speoialty. B70w Repairing Done.
D
The Heppner Wood. Yard.
llir HAS GOT AROUND
At last, and has opened up a Wood Yard, from which be will deliver wood,
sawed or onaawed.
Wood Sawed at Your Residence, 75 cts
Per Cord, twice in two ; 11.00, three times. Wood sawed and
delivered at 87.60 per cord. Yard near tbe depot.
Leave orders at Sloan A Howard's.
828-sw RIP VAN WINKLE, Propristor.
BORG, : THE
Out for
Cash Bargains
IN
J ewelry,
Cash Talks.
BEE BOIta, MAY 8TP.EET, HEPPNER, OR.
LEGAL BLANKS.
.But since Kolman has opened up in Heppner, the
have to Bend sway to the Kant, West,
for their goods.
r-
- are Not Out of Sight,
are within easy reach of all.
o the Town.
such bargaius in
Fall Goods
AS-
Misses' Newmarket Cloaks,
a full line ot
Wl HOTEL
Clothingr
ZgN; QALEJ
anesc In
Leading Hotel of the City
Building Wired for Eleotric Lights through
out. This hnn.e Is run In flrit-claH style in every pax
tlcular.
I itra Mulug service during the holidays.
MR M. VON CADOW. Proprietress
: JEWELER!
Watches,
Clocks,
SILVERWARE,
MUSICAL
IN8TBBMENT8,
Etc., Etc.
Trust 13usts.
Plenty of them at the
Gazette Office
Anything New of Real Merit
You can Generally Find
For Sale :-: by
We don't run a third-class junk shop where you can buy shoddy goods ut twice
tbeir value, but we keep tirst-class goods at honest prices, with
no baits or trap. We keep
Gents 1
Itaisi
Goo
is
GROCERIES
Wood and Willoware, Guns, Ammunition,
-STATIONERY, CONFECTIONERY, KTO-
Ask our old onstomers how we treat them.
Corner Main and
HERE IS
To Gret Even
p Hardware Store
IS
JUST OPENED.-!
A COMPLETE LINK OF
Hardware,
: QUEENSWARE,
Woort
and I Willow ware. Blacksmiths' Supplies, Iron, Steel and Coal, Pumps and
pf, Tanks, Bathtubs and Siuks, Plumbing Materials, Agricultural Imple
Pi
ments. All Kinds of Kepuiring quickly and neatly done.
THE CELEBRATED
: -:- You will save money by
getting our prioes before purchasing
elsewhere. -:- : :- ;. -:- -;-
W. 33. POTTER,
Odd SVllows' building, Main St.,
STORAGE AND
ATTENDED TO
IN A
Business-like -:- Manner
AND AT
REASONABLE RATES.
Wool G rowers' Warehouse
Near the Depot:
HEPPNER,
:
C
Change of Ownership
MAltMa4MkMUMAAAss
W1
K HAVE TAKEN CHARGE
which we propose to conduct in
on bauds at all times the ohoiccst
Meats, Sausage, Bologna, Corn
ed Beef, Etc., Etc.
SHAW & McCAETY,
'tt Pronrietors.
D1L JOSEPH J. BILL,
Graduate M. E. C. V. S. , Loudon, Euglaud.
Veterinary -mm- Surgeon i
Chronic Diseases a Specialty.
I sin prepared to do alt kinds nf Veterinary Btinrery, Kmasi-ulating Hones and Keicllnsi . Speci
alty. (This Is the only true method ol operating un horse..) Hpeytni of CattleanuHois
on short notice. X will treat all animal. i u,0 most approved procedure ol V tLr.
lnary Surgery. If you have any sick animals It will hu to your interest to
n call on me at Stewart's stablcN.
nr.rr.-vs.it,
Baker :: and :: Confectioner,
MAY STREET, HEPPNER, OR,
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Confectionery.
WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES
Mads oh eaosr Notics and at Porous Paicss.
I Bread 22 Loaves for $1.00.
DR. TAFT'S
Instead of flvlntr to the door easD-
Ing (or breath, seeming as if each M,! r H tjj-ij
one would bevour I ait. vou havellHW H QsfHffa
only to take few doses Asthmalcne when the spasm I s broken, the bn-athlne becomes
asy and you (eel as if an aiifjel of mercy had unloosed the Iron grasp ot the ringers
l 2eaLhvTh! J?5r,ir.s.,r,ment, 'rVour life wi" be wh'n vnu "av used a few bottlea
f Dr. Taft ASTHMALENE and It has cured vou of mm ipsa mm snd prove
AStnma. irsmorro any tsrnma tumrtratriai tottle M thr mm Bksst that It dota
Said by arugguu. Dr. Taft Bros. M. Co,, Rochester.N.Y I
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