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the lowest ; and we guaranty satisfaction. Also carry a complete stock of
TFf? LEAD in Millinery, Ladies' FarnibhiKgs and Children's wear. Oar stock is the largest, and onr prices me iowu , . ,
Dress Goods and Trimmings. Ladies' Hose and Underwear A .Specialty. -
SEND TO US FOK
9 '
BUTTERICK -:- PATTEKINo.
We have a large stock to seleot from. We invite yon to inspect onr etook, prices, etc
BEPFNEB, OREGON.
MAT ST., OPPOSITE PALftCE HOTEL.
Give your business to Hefner people
and thereore assist to build up llVP-
Patronize those who paironw
ner.
We hold each and every c"P"d,?,nt K
writer', real name U signed a" evidence ol
good lailh.
DiJ j on ever
Bead about the
Man ho
Hid bit
Light under
A bushel?
Yen? well
That is like
Doing business
TFitbont advertising.
All the
Stiiie schemes
In the country
Will not iicoomplish
Half as much
Ab a (rood ad.
In a ctond, live,
Legitimate newspaper,
One that
Is lead
By the people,
And that owns
Its own
Soul; that
TJ e Us space
Like merchandise,
Worth dollar
For dollar.
purchasing power of the standard
money, rendering debts more difficult to
pay. Iu fac t, they will not, regardless
of the silver prndnoed, or that can be
mined in our state.
Senator Mitchell bis introduced a
joiut resolution declaring it to be the
sense of congress that no change be
made in the tariff during the 53rd oon
gress. This is indeed a very important
move, and if passed wonld stimulate the
whole oonntry, give us a market for our
products and open np the many factor
ies that bave closed down during the
past eix months. However, it ia not
likely that measure can be adopted, as
the majority of the democrats, regard
less of the interests of the section whioh
they represent, will oppose it bncause
it is not in accoid with their policy,
yet this will oompel thtm to show their
colors either for or agBiust protection to
our Amerioan industries.
Thnsncoessof Mrs. Annie M. Beam,
of McKeesport, Pennys.vania, in the
treatment of riiaTboBa in ner cunureo
will undoubtedly be ot interest 10 many
mothers. She says: "I spent several
weeks iu Johnstown. Pa., after the great
flood, on aooou.it of my husband being
employed there. We hart several chil
dren with us, two of whom took the
diarrheal very badly. 1 got some of
Clmniheriain' a (Julie, uuniera ann
Dmrrticen Kennedy from Kev Mr. unnp
uian. It cured both of them. I kue
of several other cases wbere II whs
equally Miioesafiil I think it cannot he
etc 110' and cheerfully reoommeiid it
25 to 50 cent bottle" for sale by Slooum-
Johnson Drug Co.
buck I b.jrrv nnnce ilh n little mnttnn
fn rn Dave Herreti'a hand. Edgar Mal
leoli, the lierder, lias been after the in
truder with a Wirchister, bnt the ani
mal has proven bi melt too slick for
Edgar.
The fellow who would neither cut
wood nor pick huckleberries was told
that eating was somewhat slender at
that camp, so far as he was concerned,
and lie promptly took his medicine like
a hero.
Much of the trail leading over to Ditch
creek was quite sininpy earlier iu the
season. T. W. Avers. Jr., and Al Rob
erts were kind enourti to remove them
the first trip iu, a id now the roads are
excellent.
Matlock & Pnttersou (Sr.) added a
half mutton to the invoice of eatables,
Sunday morniug before breakfast, and
there was much j iy in couseqiieuce.
Supt. Baling is n"t exaotly camping
in the mountains this year, but during
unemployed fragments of the week.
Will lianas ont ou Ditch creek.
The visiters of Saturday returned
Sund-y Hod Moudav morning. They
would have remained longer if possible.
Patterson refused to pi.-k huckleber
ries, bnt cut wi od as a compromise and
was allowed full access at the table.
Dock Rasmus is the poet of the camp.
Dock is quite original iu his Hue.
After Breakfast.
To purify, vitalize and enrich the blood,
and give nerve, b dily and digestive
strenglit, take Hood's S irsaparill i.
Continue the medioine after every meal
ir h mouth or two and yon wi I teet
like a new man." The merit of Hood h.
Sarsaparilla is proven by is thousands of
wonderful cures, wuy aou I you try
it?
Rov Wrr.KKH has set a new mark for
paoiug Btallious. 2:06-
Jack Demprey, who was reported iu
sane last wees, has left the hospital
having eutirely recovered his bealtb.
Tub eighteen-year-old son of J. R. N
Bell, the newspaper mar, was acoidenlly
shot and killed Suturday last near
Independence.
A 0. MoCutauAND, ex-receiver of the
Lit Grnmle LrwJ i like, has purchased
the linker Ciiv Hli.de. and will enter
the newspaper field. Success to you
Mao.
I.iect. Nelson, of the First Kegt.,
O. N. G , was wounded iu a sham bnttle
at Ciimti Coimison by a wad from a
blsnk cartridge. He is not aenously
hurt.
John L. Ayuh, the would-be "kid
hutb" anil eistwhile polilioiau, has led
Portland and his accounts lire fout.d to
be crooked. A warrant is out for his
arrest.
Aa Tim lime iippioiiches for a vote on
the silvi r qui stion, it hi ooiuis more and
more unoei lain us to the result iu the
house. It is oeitain that siuale will
sustain a unjority for unconditional
repeal.
Fiianoh is talking over a scheme to
corner tin silver supply of Colorado,
forcing England and other countries to
pav their ptice for ihe metal, when such
is needed for suhsidiaiy coinage or
for other pur uses.
Miw. Jazzta M. KirpLKY has been
appointed post master at Fullev, Tilla
mook county. A new postollloe was
also recently established at Carson,
Union county, with Lnoretia Uoopiu
garner as postiui"tres.
Bobt. J. Ubmiuickh, editor of the
Salem Statesiuau for nine jears, nas
beeu appointed mperinteudont of the
Htate reform school. Boh was a success
as a newspaper man, aud will doubtless
ninke as none! a maik iu the in sition to
which he lias just beeu appointed. C.
B. Irvine will now edit Ihe Statesmsu,
while Geo. 11. SatibeU will have charge
of the busiuess miningement. Both
have been connected with the paper for
a lonf time.
It is uot tu.itiy of us that cau lis held
up for any cash at present, but the
principle ol the thing lemaius just the
same, and we would advise all to load
their shotguns wilb buckshot aud l
ou Ihe keen 1 okont. Be prepared for
the raid of thieves au.l g'.va them t
Warm reception. Aud more than that
eyery e'ispicious character should he
made to move on immediately, aud to
keep going until the einiiuuuity
riddeu of them.
OriitaoN is said by some to nave to
interest in the silver questiou, became
. it is not Btiictly a silver state. Soores
and scores of ininrs which would pro
duce pnjitig uiiuerhl, in anything like
ordiuuiy times, Hre lying doiiuaut iu
Oregon because of the unceasing sod
unjust war ou silver. Eastern Oregou
is purt.culaily a silver, product' g Bcctiou
But tvell If Oregon (reduced not one
ounce of silver in justice to the debtor
-- .1'iuiiil niit take au
DITCH CKKKK CAMPERS.
They are Having BU fniie Piekini; Hackle-
berries Uruinie Fioiu the uutsiue vtoriu,
They Have Cast Dull ITuies to the Fore-Winds.
ReotesentativeB of the Oezstte were
uiloted into the mountain region buck
of Hennnar. tweutv live miles, last
Saturday afternoon by E. L. Matlock
stopping with friends wi o are camping
ou Ditou creek, on Bud near Gus Hale
urairie. deoending, of oourse, on whioh
one of Ihe boys you refer to.
At the uooer camp on Gns Hale
nrairie. the bovs found J. D Ball
family, Julia and C ira Hirt, E G
Sloan aud wifo, John MoOarty and wife,
Sherman Hoi nor and wife, Wallace
Smeud. family and Jay Shipley, Messrs
0oien8, Burg and French, Dave Herren
family, MrB. Dawson and Geo. Smith
John Rasmus and family, the Ayers,
Roberts aud Matlock camp, and just
aoross Ihe oreek 'Gene and Dr. Vaughan
Theu dowu the creek a mile or so,
the neatest and prettiest little glade
imaginable is the camp of Rhea, Spencer
&Co.
All are busy gathering huckleberries
and having a geueral jolly good time.
To the poor, GodforBkeu, time-soarred
priuter, it is a haven of rest. Mil
awny from the dull ooufines of the social
whirl, and where the braiu of man
toitured day in uud day out iu the vain
endeavor to pay up overdue paper bill
and keep the grocer iu a good humor
it was just a little nearer heaven than
our crowd had readied lately. Peace
aud plenty meanB happiness, aud that'
what is iu s'ore for Ihe people over ou
Dilch oreek. The wildest advocate
Henry George's theories, or the most
violent socialist, can Uud here the
exemplification of his plans and prinoi
nhs. Tlia oulv dillioulty that has
arie.cn so far is I lie entire failure
satisiy appetites. Meat of all kinds. cook
ed in the old fashioned way, bread
baked iu a Dutch oveu, and numerous
oilier llttlo delicacies, were too many
fur the editor and he nearly foundered
the llrst meal, but not content with thiB
experiment, repealed it assiduously eac
auiljevery tiuii the opportunity preaiuted
Not us
Drenms are so realistic I here that
they merge into startling facte.
The record for fishing, so far this
season, is ZZl in 4 uours.ni minutes anil
17'4 seconds.
A loi g newspaperman ate the camp
out of Inickh beiry pie Uue or the
la'iies suggested that he must be a
relative ol Huckleberry Fiuu.
The moat important personage at
present at the camp IB the Duchess ol
Ui'ch creek. His .laglels, tile tiuKe. Is
indisposed and will uot appear this
season.
Thebittleof Ous Hale prairie will
puss imo history as a most import an I
event. Somehow or other, the writer
has forgotteu aa to the extent of the
engagement.
The waters of Ditch oreek produce
a wonderful thirst the tirst time yon
indulge. By mixing it a little, just
euougli to kill Hie microbes, you bave
no further trouble.
The lower oamp, Rhea, Spencer A
Co., feasted on venison all last week.
One day one of the bos suddenly re
memOend that it was veal. Unbianded
cuttle bave no license to go poaching ou
the deer reserves of the Blue mountains.
Someone said that two deir had
walkid intoeiimp and were slaughtered
mercilessly for their intrusions. A deer
can venture within two hundred yards
wiih perfect safety, hut should not so
far foruet hi parlor etiquette as to
walk iu-o a teut nuiuvited.
1 vnr has been beard of near camp.
H rora our Long Creek l aper.
W. G. Burleigh, editor of the Living
Issue, is visiting the World's Fair.
Wm. E. Allen and familv departed
Wednesday for the huckleberry re-
gious.
A band of 277 head of beef cattle
were driven from Northern Grant this
week.
Ye quill driver accompanied by
John Hayes, paid a visit to the Fox
mines Sunday.
Tom Williams brought over "Gray
Dick" from Johu Dy early tins week.
and will put him iu trim for the fall
races.
Mat Halverson, book-keeper in The
National linnk, of lleppuer, arnved in
Loiib Oreek Snndav on business for Ihe
bank, reluming to Heppner Mouday.
Mrs W. B. McAlister, of Lexington,
who speut the heattd senBon of last
year at McDufKe hot springs, baa
been at that famous resort for several
months. Her health is much improved.
Lime Swnk returned from Cinatilln
oonntv Friday, tie wa8 unable to
secure work of any cousiqneiice. w hich,
however, is no more than the experience
of oihers who have gone in searoh of
labor this season.
EAULKT8.
THE LIFE OF BLAINE.
To be Written by (iail Hamilton and Pnb
lisbrd by the Heury Bill Pablisblea
Coaipauy.
As Norwich had the honor of publish
ing to the world Mr. Blaine's great his
torical work, "Twenty Years of Con
gress," so Norwich is t" bave the hottoi
of ulviug to the world the only author
ized story of his life. President
Haskill of Ihe Henry Bill Publishing
company has just returned from Wash
ington, where Le made arrangements
with Gail Hamilton for the immediate
preparation of the life of James G.
Blaine.
Gail Hamilton has for years been a
member of the Blaine family. She hae
known the inner and outer life of the
man who stood foryears ss the foremost
American statesman and political
leader. She had his respfCt and con
fidence; she was made bv him his
literary executor, and to her care were
confided his papers letters find all his
historical and biographical remains.
Hereelf a writer of remarkable powet
and attractiveness, with a force and
vividness of style wbioh are the envy of
her literary colleagues and the attain
ment of none, she undertakes a subject
iu its own diameter facinating bejond
any other American biography of the
decades. From this combination of a
gieat subject and a great writer a great
book will result. Nothing else would
be a reasonable proposition.
It is proper matter for local pride that,
as Mr. Blames own greatest inerari
work oarried into tens of thousands of
homes the imprint of a Norwich pub
lisher, so this is only authorized nnd
complete biography of him by bis own
chosen literary executor will bear the
imprint of the same Norwich publisher.
Norwich Morning Bulletin, Norwich,
Conn., Saturday, February 18, 1893.
(iOT HALF A BILL ANYWAY.
Judge Bradshaw and Prosecuting At
lorney Wilson, not liking the law con
stituting the first Monday in June aud
September the opening of the sessions
of the circuit oonrt at Heppner, on ac
count of it interfering wilti their nan-
hath devotions Bt The Dalles, mutually
agreed that one or the other would en
deavor to have the law change I to Tues
day at the last session of the leuislalme.
A few days after the session closed they
met and both were struck with the
thought at the same time.
"D'd you introduce a bill to change?''
said the judge.
"No, I forgot it; I suppose yon did,
though," replied the attorney.
"No, I forgot it myself."
It now transpires that unwittingly
and without their effort, thev are gain
ers by half the hill, for Ihe last legisla
nire changed labor day to be the Hist
Monday in September, nnd being a legal
holiday, the law specifies that the rial
following shall be the one for the trans
action of bnsiress. Consequently the
Sniidev Dreeedintr the first Monday in
September they may confidently be
looked for in their accustomed pew,
The Dalles Cnroniole.
Mutton Shipments. Wednesday
next. The McFarland Mercantile Co.
will begiu to gather np mutton sheep to
the extent of two traiu loads, prepara
tory for shipment from Baker City to
Chicago. They will be taken principally
out of Grant conuty Later on a train
load of 10 to 20 cars will be shipped
from this point by the same parties.
This move will go far toward starting a
little leiml tender moving in onr midst.
Tims. Qonid will accompany the first
train load as prinoipal manaver.
Srof.makkb Eil Birbeok, a shoemak
er and repairer of many years' experi
ence, has just located in the Abraham-
eic cuilding, on May street, where he
is prepared to do evety thing in his line.
Mi Birbeck is strictly a first-class woik-
mnn uud warrants all work. Give him a
oall Hwtf
CUUKCH ANNOUNCEMENT.
"How to Care All Skin Disease".'
8imply apply "Swayne's Ointment."
No iuternal medioine required. Cures
tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, &c, leaving the skill
clear, white and healthly. lis great
healing and onrative powers are possess
ed by no other remedy. Ask jonr drng-
giBt for SwBjne a Ointment. sw 1 yr.
At M. E. church, South, next Sun
day. there will be regular services at
Un.m. and 8 o. ru. Morniug subject:
"Home." Evening subj ot; "Dinger
Signuls." This being the last Sunday
of our conference year, we extend an
especial invitation to all our friends and
the good people of Heppner generally
to utteud. While our stay among you
baa been short it has served to awaken
an attachment we feel loth to Sever, and
should the Episcopal wheel in its annua!
revolution uot cast us again in your
fair little city, we take this opportuniiv
of expressing our thanks for ihe much
kindness aud many favors received.
Edwin Palhkr, Pastor
Nerve
Tonic
Blood
Builder
50c
per boXi
0 for S2.30,
Perrt for
defrn.mt
nuuii.niLL
Dr. V.'ILLIAKS1
MEDICIKE CO.
Schenectady, N.Y.
nj Biockvuic, Ont,
EAGLE BRAND
THE BEST
ROOFING
It is unequalled for House, Barn, Fao
tory or Out Buildings and oosts half
the price of shingles, tin or iron.
It is ready for nee and easily
applied by anyone.
h Haw hie) jr
Jk -T i Vt&v'WUs. (EH.
Are you all rundown? Scott s Emul
sion of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
an. ! f ) ypophosphites of Lime and Soda
will build you up and pi flesh on you
and give you a good appetite.
Pcott's Emulsion curea Coughs,
Colds, Cous'imption, Scrofu'.a and
all Anaeink. and Wi.stin Ei3cascs.
Prevents wasting in eli-Urcu.
most os piilatabie us inlilt. ;etonly
the scnuliie. l'reparod by Scott It
Bowne, Chemists, New York. Sold by
all Druggists.
Eastern Oregon
-STATE NORMAL bLHUUL,
Weston, Dtnatil'a County, Oregon.
TUITION FREE TO PiOIUlALi SIUUEH IS, ana mareiy in u i
psrntory and business departments. Graduates reoeive State Diplomas au.
thoiizing them to teach io anv of the public sohnols of the state without further
examination. Board and lodging, $! 50 per week in lonng fames' nome; Donru
alone, $2 2 '. Board and lodging iu private families, from $:! 53 to $i 00 per week
Good opportunities are offered iu vooal and instrumental music. All the depart
ments are thoroughly furnished with modern appliances. For further inform ition
pply to M. O. Itoyal, Presideut of the F.ioulty, or P. A. Worthington, Seo'y ot
the Board of Regents. 1 B w
PENDLETON ACADEMY
A Boarding and Day Sehool.s
First-class advantages offerer for the study of the Ancient and Modern Languages;
preparation fur Teaching in our Public Schools ; fitting tor college ;
a Business Education, or the Study of Music
Board and Lodsnrm- SB3.50 a week.
The closest oversight giv n to all students placed in onr charge. Fall term begins
Mondai, September 4, 1893. For further information pareuls
will please address
MBS. JOHN VERT,
147 155w Pendleton Oregon.
a-tiiffiyS.lfSB5!5T?r-rm,, 11H..111111111 urn mi
FOR INVENTIONS.
NKW KKSI'AUIUNT.
I have opened a Hist olass restaurant
at the old Matlock
Hnltou restaurant.
4;i-tf. Mrs. O. W. Swago-aut,
WAN I HI).
Salesmen, to sell mir choice and hardy
nuisery slock. Many special variethe
to offer both in fruits and oruameutals,
and oo drolled only by us. We pa
ci'ininissinu or salary, give exolnsive
territory and pay weekly. Write us at
once and secure choice of tenitory.
May Bkutiihks, Nurserjmen,
142-tiO Rochester, N. Y.
THE OPEN SWITCH.
A ESTAHL1SUUO SAFEGUARD.
Anvbodv who navels bv cars knows what
bull. ling called ia meant by ' an open switch." It 19 the
terror of railroad men, anil ihe dread ol the
traveler. Its victims killed, horrib y man
gled or maimed for life are numbered by
the ifore each year.
Yet even the dreaded "open switeh " Is not
so widely fatal as is a certain disease, wliii h,
without ceasing its activity for an insunt, is
daiW tilling hundreds of graves.
Wl.it is that terrible ailment? you ask.
It is ar( Diieatel ' But," you reply, con.
fideutly, "1 haven't any heait disease my
mart is nil ru-lit Are vo l sure I
Old -:- Shingle -:- Roofs
rn
expense, w ith niirk red mtmer paint on deesyid
slilniiles. it tills the pores hiiU mIvis u sulistHii
tiiil roof that lusts for years. Curled or wurped
shtiiiilea, it brings to llieir places sml keeps
them. 'I he genuine rubber paint requires no
heating and no tnr
ONT TIN OR IROV BOOFS
It Is ne-
kliowledir-
ed the best paint, has heavy body. Is easily
applied, expands by the contracts of cold, and
never cracks. One coat equals fnur ol' any
other Buildings covered with felt can be
made water tiirht at Binutt expense. Write at
once for particulars.
aint and Roofing Co.
155 and 157 Dimno Street.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
The Stndehaker wagon heads them all.
For sale at Qilliam k Bisbee's. a
"Hardware" did yon sajf Why, yes
at P. 0. Thompson Si Co.'s stand, and the
place for bitraains. a
It you waut to buy groceries, and
bread stuff cheap, go to the Enterprise
Uruceiy, Kirk & Buhl, proprietors, a
Borg, the jeveler, is the a. an to fix up
your waich or clock. Ue keeps a full
stock of everything pertaining to his
business' a
M. Lichtenthal & Co.'s new stook of
splendid, summer button unit tie special
ties iu the slioe line are attracting in irk
ed attention. a
Thompson A Binusown the buss which
goes to and from tke Palace hotel, but
will call for parties desiring togo to train
iu any part of the city. Leave orders
at City hotel. a
Oillium & Bisbee are still doing bnsi
ness at tlie old stand, reports to Ihe
Oi'titrary notwithstanding. Tney invite iu
suectiouoi their man moth stock of bard-
ware, wagons, impliments, eio. a
Qive the matter a li'tle thought.
Reference ia made to the ueat bard
ware, tinware, plumbing, etc, atook o
Billy Potter, Odd Fellows' hall. He de
sires to please iu both quality and price.
a
Minor 4 Co., the new firm, have not
lost Buy of their popularity by the
nhanne. They continue to do business
in the old way -the greatest amount
quality considered, for the least money
a
Tlie general merchandise establish
ment formerly owned by Ootlin 3t Mc par
land, has lately changed hands,
ilia under the O'introl and mat
of The McFarland Mercantile '
whioh continues business at til
'- l..n rbnn erasV
Dr. Franklin Mils, of Elkhart. Ind.. the AGENTS WANTED on salary and com
distinguished specialist in diseases ot the mission for THE ONLY AUTHORIZED
heart and nervous system, states that disor. , . i ,. ,., ,
ders of the heart are as common as those of KIAfF'tlllmlV AT IdP I I! I ill II a
the lungs, liver, atom ,cl, bowels or kidneys, f)lUl(lyll UlfJllj. U, 01(11111!',
thou,'lt iilten unsuspected. 1 he reason peo- D n ., l , . ,. ,
pie are not aware of tnis importaut fact is B? UA1L UAMILION, his literary ejeo
because symptoms of heirt disease are not ntor, with the co-operation of his family,
usually rc-o-iiized as proceeding from this and for Mr. Blaine's Ci mplete worke
or-an, 1 ,t a.e ai.ribut.d to some oilier "XWENTY YEARS OF CONGRESS "
source, n y u have suortness of breath.1 . , . , . , , ",'."'
fluitcring or u dpitatinn. pain or tenderness ""a "is later book, "POLI IICAL DIS-
i in left breast, shoulder or side, oppressed or CUSSIONS." One prospectus for these
1 choking sensit. on, fainting or smothering 3 best Belling books in the matket, A
'ln&ith heart tliseas. ' f' P -
foryears. My left pnL-e was very weak, could 'fom hrst 110 oalls; agent'a profit 8196.-
at times scarcely feel it, excitement would 50. Mrs BailHid, of Ohio, took 15orders
weaken my nerves and heart, and fear ff 13 Seal Russia in one day: profit 826 25
impending death stared me in the face for a K p;. . ,c. . . . , .
hours. Dr. Af,es' Nervine and New Heart N liie'' "' M"" ,ook 2' "" ' 2
j Cure are theonlv medicines Mint have proved ''; profiler 25. 3. Partridge, of Mo.,
of any benefit aud cured me." L..VI. DYER, took 43 orders fr on 33 calls; profit $75 -
Cloverdale Md ' 25. E A. Palmer, of N. Dak, took 53
"Mv wfe Ins been taking Pr.Mi nf Xeti , . . , . '
! tore (or thtlltart. She thinks it wonderful. "-' 8 day.; pn.flt $98.25. Exclu-
She has not been troubled with pain or ,,ve territory given. If you wish to
mothering spells since using it. We have make large money, write immediately
also used Dr HilcJ Pills, and we find them r terms to
ai i inev are cimmea to oe. uu j. urisib.,
Poiladelpliia, Pa.
These and linndredj of similar testimo
nials are convincing proofs of the wonderful
po 'ers nf Or. Mile Nne Cure f.r ihe ir(.
Equal with the interest of those having claims against the government is
that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit of valuable inventions because
of the incompetency or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their
patents. Toe much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent depends greatly, if not
entirely, upoi the care and skill of the attorney.
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys,
and of seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re
tained couuse) expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
Obtain Patents in the United States and all Foreign Countries, Conduct In
terferences, Make Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as to
Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and
Defend Infringement Suits, Etc., Etc.
If you have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to
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New York, N. Y. ! others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement by
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matter.
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
618 F STREET, NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D.C.
t. o. bo 463 JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney.
THE HENRY BILL P0B. CO ,
151-7 sw Norwich, Conn.
It is tfvitf,atiretahle, and shove all. SAFE.
Bold by druggists on a positive guarantee, oi
vr. Allies weuicui u, tiwtiart, ind.
For sale by T W. Aers jr.,
To Consumptivea.
The nnnVnlenerl hsvlnir been restnreil to
health hy simple means, sttcr iirtrln for lev
ernl vonr with a severe Inne alTeetlon. anil thit
itresil itl.ea.e Pnmnmiittnn, Is amlous to ninke
known to his fellow nltorer the means nf enre
To thive who it.slre It. he will cheerfully send
(free of ohsreei a oony of the prescription nseit,
whleh thev will flnil a sure eore for Coiisninn
tloo. Asthma, rntsrrh. Rronehl'ls anil all thrnnt
' '"'ik malartiea He hopes nil sufferers will
J as It Is InvaluaMe Thoserleslr
'hleh wMi thpm noth
will please til-
Wilson,
Citation.
TS THE COUNTY COL'RT OF THE STATF
A of Oregon, For the Countv ot Morrow In
trie matter nt the estate of James M BrcedtnV
deceased, l italion: To David Hardy, and life
unknown heirs of J., Breeding, deceased
Greeting: In the name ol tne Mate of l ire '
ou are hereby cited and required to appeJr in
the t oun y Court ol the Mate ol OreiiSo for
the I Oil Illy of Morrow n.., i".
ol. at Heppner. in ihe fount u Mo no v on
Monday the 6th day of November lv" at lo
o clock tii theloreiioon of that day. then and
there .how came il any exis-s whv an order of
T II ! "k . k. w!"m le ,u ,eU i5v.04r5W2
Itness. tire Hon. J iiltui Ketthlv Judge of the
Conn y conn ol the state of .iri gon, for the
iS,y'"?'Vl-Mrr- tl"!"e1 '"Id court
Attest- A"g' A' 1"'Ja-
a, 1- W. Mosow, Clerk.
M I III I VI I
3 Cut thle out and send it with your Inquiry.--
Plenty of them at the
Gaz.tte Office. . . . .
OREGON
ST AT K FAIR.
Under the management of the State Board of
Agriciilture, on the state Fair (irouuils near
Salem, commencing .-eptember lllli, W)i. and
contliiiiingo.ie week.
MOKE THAN Jl.i.OOfl IX CASH
Will be paid as premiums for stock, poultry,
swine. Agricultural products, fruits, native
woods, minerals, w oiks of art unci lancy work,
and for trials of i.,ceil.
KEDt'CF.Il KATES (IF FARE 'AND FREIGHTS
UN ALL TUAXSIMKTA'HOn LINES
TAVILIOS open four evenings during the
week, wlih good music in attendace.
THE NEW (lltAN'li HTAND and the new regu
lation track are conceded to be among tne lllnat
comfortable and tne best on the I'acillc coast
Th8r,''NDI.D u,n,NTI'v-''''' "Poed each day.
There Is entered for these contests tlie bekt liel'd
of horses this year thui has been oil the grounds
for many seasons.
Valuable and handsome Improvements have
been made on the grounds ami building.
1'EMILM List'
M"flb!'tonrsreVi,Cd "d 1,"I'rnvcd t0 benefit of
Entries for premiums close at :) p, m. the first
FKK'ES OK ADMISSION.
Jlen s Season Tickets .
W omen's easoll Tickets
Men's liar Tickets
omen's Dav Tii kcls
Kace T rack 'I ickcis, Imily :,':
Woii.cii to ihe l:iiceV'nurse. Fr..e'"
Rend t .1 J. "re." "I,dsr ''"" Free for all
Send to the secretary at I'orUund for a premi
.J:..APrERS0N. President.
I'.'.sn
lull
. .01
um lut.
Notice to tax Payers.'
jVOTICEIS HEREBY (JIVEV THAT THE
I ' Board of Equalization for Morrow county,
Oregon, will meet In the county clerk's ott.ee
In Heppner. on August ath 1S1U, for tin
purpose of equalizing the assessment of the
present year, ami will continue in session one
week, or until the ork of the board ia completed
All parties di-satlHed Kith their assessments
arc requested to appear before the board aim
inuke their grievances known.
It L. Shaw, Assessor.
Heppner, Or., Aug. 1, ikw, 1MMM
Notice of Intention.
I AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
I AiiKiist 15, IH'.fl. Notice Is hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice ol
her intention to ninke liual proof in support of
her claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore J. W. Morrow, County Clerk at lieupi'tr'
Or,, ou Monday. October WW, viz.:
tII KD1TH LL'ELI.ING ,,.
of Hardman H E No, 4"7 for the Wtf SWJi
!i NW'i4 of Sec. 15,Tp.6S, K. J5 E. W. M,
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation 01
said land. viz. :
l. 11. Miller. Walter Bennett, C. H. Baa
James Hams, all of tlarduiau Oregon.
'''I''' John W. Lbwis, Reghiter;,.
Notice of Intention.
f AND OFFICE AT THE DALLE9, ORE00''.
V , A"K- !5. '"'J'i- Noiice is hereby given "
he following uanied settler has tiled notice os
his Intention to make llual proof In siipl""''
li.s claim, and that said proot will be made of
loreJ. W. Morron, County Clerk at Hcpp""'
Oregon, on Sep. a, imh, viz. :
,, , JOHN 0. BltoWN u j
of Lexington, H. E No. 4:iii!i lor the "
sec. , l p. s., K. 2i. K. W. M. hU
lie names Ihe following witnesses to prove ii
continuous residence upon and cultlvaiw" "
aid land, viz..: .,
V. o. Borg, Heppner, Oregon, J. T.
C. C. Boon, fom Baruett all ot Uxlufftou
ti.'r.i ,Ti"v w. T vc p.-'!rt.