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ner. Patronize those who patronizt
W bold pnrh nnrt pvflrv cnrresnondcnt r-
Donslble lor hia or her eoniiiiiiidcalliin. No
correspondence will be published unless thy
writer s real name Is signed ut un evidence ol
good lallll.
Did jou ever
Read about the
Man who
I j id bis
Lit;lit nniler
A bushel?
Yes? well
Tlmt is like
Doing business
Without advertising.
- All the - -
SniJe schemes
Io the country
Will not accomplish
Iliilf as much
As 8 good ml.
In a eond, live.
Legitimate uewepnper,
, One that
Is read
By the people,
And that owns
Its own
' Soul; that
D e its apnea
Like trerohandiae,'
, ' Worth dollar
If or dollar.
. JE1
CONFISCATION.
Tho
'Uostnn Olobr, the only demo-
ornticv
ijewapiiper of lare circulation
1 in the East, bus this to
liillllllti?' t'1
l " ver question, ami eavs n
o fo7?p "yi'liiit we indorse every word
of it r
"The gravity o( the silveroris is lies in
the (act, that the question of demoneti
... zitiou must soon pats from the phase of
a liunueinl problem into ft burning
sooiul isBiie, Wuioh, if it oaunot be ud
jiibU'd, must apparently preoipirate
sums uatai-trophe.
"The 'difficulty is self-evident. Any
thins' which causeB the ulti rii'ion of
the ratio which the Btaudurd of Value
bears to other property must inevitable
conli-catn the properly ot one man for
the limn II I of auutl.er:
"Thus, for tx ample, the notion of
Euttlaud anil other oountries has canned
so great a fall in the price of silver that
debts nulil in silver dollar would lie
sealed down more than one-half, and
the lender would suffer proportionally
But supposing silver to ko out of circu
lation, the supply of gold would be so
much leFS limn the demand that its
price would rise relatively to other com
modities, wilh the result ot confiscating
the properly f the debtor for the bene
fit of the creditor, and It is tins ureal
fad, Hud nut thu rapnoity of the rich
silver miners, which mukts the bititr
ness and the danger of the present
struggle. The silver kings could be
bundled easily enough, but it is .the
Southern and Western farmers who see
the progressive shrinkage in the price of
a bushel of wheat and a pound aotton
w ho are desiieratu and who will be heard.
"Nor is this movement eonllued to the
United Hlntei-; it extends over the
whole world, and is a suggestive fact
that I lie demand for a single statdard.
which has tended and must tend to en
hance the relative value ot gold, origi
nated wilh Eugland, which is the great
capitalistic nnli in, and whose direct in
terest it is to o lulisouie the property of
all to whom she has lent money.
'There can ho no q 'lent ion that for the
ui'iim'nt the commercial people have no
alternative hut to do likewise, since in
no other manner is it poisihle to protect
themselves; but it is equally certaiu
that such action will uot be a solution
of the dilhunlty. The stubborn faot re
mains that a single standard, if per
sistrd in, must end in enhancing the
relative Milne of noli!, and by so doing
it will have the t licet of taking a portion
of the d btor's property ami giving it
to the creditor. It also seems certain
that suoli an alteration in values oaunot
fail to produce uids s iread distress,
if not 1 general bankruptcy, nnd that
such a calamity, unvoting prinoipiilh
small property. holders, would Hciioualt
endanger the stability of existing in
titutious. II could nit fail, for x
ample, to online an enormous exteusion
ot socialism. It is uot at all impossible,
therefore, that silver may be the test
qiiention upon which thu relative
strength of tl.e captnlistio and the
debtor classes may finally be tried all
over the civilized world."
Confl-oiilion is the word. No other
de-crib-a ho well the results of silver de
moiieti. i ii hi. Fanners, meicliauts,
Wiirkinuiiien of Oregon, jour property is
to be confiscated in order that English
oaptalialH may pnsper. If ou are
me i, stsn f up for your American
Jj-,r,- - r."'1-,'i 1 T, t.-r- ni
The Oregonian is now crowing about
what the people demanded and got
because the gold-bugs, by the grace of
Orover Clevelund, bave foroed the
WiUon hill through the house. Hot)
smoke! When did the Oregonian begin
1 1 get so aolioitons for the welfare of
ihe "dear people?'' It looks like the
people had a whole lot to do with it
when the "one-man-administratiou"
hud to use all the federal patronage
wilhia his grssri to oarry bis point.
Never in the history of the country has
a president so mercilessly and ruthlessly
trampled over the people's rights to
force legislation in favor ot the gold
biitfs, and depredation for the debtor.
ft ihe Oregonian thinks that tbis is the
people's way of handling governmental
all. n'rs, thut monopolistio organ will
awake some tine morning to learn that
they have suddeuly made a change in
matters. The delusion under which
the Oregonian is lsboring will then be
as plain as a livery stable sign. The
Oregouian is always liberal on all
questions, when everything goes its
way.
Both Ellis and Hermann voted against
the unconditional repeal of the Sherman
law, We are iuformed that they sup
ported the free coinage of silver, 20 to 1.
Oregon is to be congratulated on hav
ing two congressmen who are cot afraid
to stand up for silver, though the Ga
zette would bave been nii'oh pleased
hud they supported Bland's amendment,
free coinage of silver, 16 to 1. Although
Ihe Wil'on bill passed the bouse with a
vote of'23y to 110, the senate will hardly
oonciir in making it final. But if they
put this to one side and pass the Voor
hees proposition, which is a veritable
fake and not halt so honest a measure
as the house bill, it will be making a
bad mnttnr worse.
FuiiTHiiB degrade silver, and we
wonder where the few gold-bugs of
Portland, who bave been howling for
repeal, will find themselves. A large
part of Portland's trade goes to silver
seoi ions, or those directly or iudireotly
effected by the white metal. Further
ilemouotize Bilver aud the ability ottbe
people to pay their debts becomes
harder than ever, and ouly moss will
occupy prominent places in Ihe metrop
olis where now, and for years past
business notivity has boen rife.
Tub world only produces $125,000,000
in gold now, and gradually diminishing,
With increasing population and large
demands for money, it Is bard to nnder
siuud how we can have an expanding
curreuoy and not use silver as standard
money. As eonutry after country goes
onto a gold basis, the greater the soaroity
of money and the harder the times.
It cannot be otherwise.
The report is out that Olevelnud has
been operated on for a cancerous growth
in the mouth, nnd that his life is really
in danger. Iu the oase that Clevelaud
should be "called away" during this
administration, 8teveuson would mauatre
idlaii'B well enough to suit the majority
till the enu of teim. 18'.l(!. In fact,
Stevenson is more of an American Uibu
his big partner.
Iir tub sennte acquiesces in the aoti' n
of the bouse, theu we oan have un
opportunity of knowing wbnt is hurting
us whether it is the Sherman law,
proposed rhnnire of tariff laws, or both,
We fear the experiment will be an ex
pensive one to the primary producers,
Ellis says he voted against the un
conditional repeal of the Sherraau law
because his constituents were built thut
way. Besides Will is a bimetallism
anyway, and there is none of thut iu
further degrading silver.
Thk Oregonian goes efter Ellis and
Hermann for voting nguiust repeal of
the Sherman net, oalling them hard
nnmes, Btuiing further that regurdless
of the demands of the people the)
should have voted to suit the sages of
Oregon, i. e., the Oregonian,
pitN. iy. iiiLL is silver man
hut he votes tor uucoudilioi.ul lepea)
just the nine. His Western friends
call tins juimlery, hereafter David
can ook to the gold-bug E.ist for hench
men. Iiovkhnoh Fksnokr is on the
itmight road to the U. S. senate. All
hades ouu't prevent him from succeed
ing Sen. Dolph, now that the latter will
insist on voting for monometallism.
Tub Oregonian says that the bonse
represents the people and thst Bellies it
with silver. Looks more like it was
representing Orover Cleveland.
Ai'Tou Oum, better known us "Suui'l
OToscu," a character he assumed in a
play, has been acquitted of the charge
"I murdering Polic'iutD Grant.
Eloin, Union couuty, has been visited
Er.Lls and Hermann voted for free
silver and against the nncnnditional
repeal of the Sherman law. They sup
ported the 20 tn 1 proposition.
Domino, riddeu bv Taral, won the
Futurity stakes at SheepsheaU bay on
August .'29th. Tiie value of the stakes
was ?i,600.
Tub Atlantic coast has been visited
by another big storm, and reports of
loss of property and life Bre rife.
No banks have gone under down in
Mexico and busiuess is good. And yet
it coins all the silver it oan get.
Thk action of the house in the Wilson
bill is pleasing to English capitalists.
It is playing to their hand.
"How to Cure All tikiu Diseases.'
Simply apply "Swayne's Oiutir,ei,t."
No internal medicine required. Cures
tetter, eczema, itch, all emotions on the
face, hands, nose, &e., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthly. Its great
healing and curative powers are possess
ed by no other remedy. Ask jour drug
gist for Hwajne's Ointment, sw 1 yr.
THE SHOUTING AFFAIR.
Win. Mattesnn, sou of Hen Mnttesnn Loses
his Lite at the llueds of Noah Jlulkey.
Johnuy McFeniu arrived late Wed
nesday from the vicinity of Blaok
Butte, bringing in the sud information
thut Will Mutteaon, son ot Ben Matte
son, bad been shot and killed about
3 o'clock that afternoon.
A posse of men consisting of Jt ff
Hayes, Chas. Charlton, See Driskell and
Johuny MoFerriu left immediately for
the mountains, and were speedily fol
lowed by Coroner T. W. Ayers, Jr., and
others who held au inquest. .
'J hi: trouble arose just back of Black
Butte where Matteson, MoFerrin and
others were huckleberryiug nnd ueBr
where Mulkey was herding. It appears
that the voung men bad had trouble
before, and some remaiks that Mulkey
made about Multesou'a mother only
added feel to the flame. When they
met both were on horseback, Bnd Mat
teson called on the other for a settle
ment. Hot words ensued and both got
off their horses. Coming together a
few blows were struck and Mulkev
being much Ihe older and stronger soon
forced Matteson to reel to one side. At
this moment Mulkey drew his pistol,
a 38 oal. weapon, and commenced shoot
ing. Matteson ran a short distance and
fell over u log dead. Four shots were
tired in all, three taking effect, one
missing. Two shots entered the back
aud either would have caused denlb,
while the other struck the right arm
near the elbow.
Johnny McFerriu aud others witness
ed the tragedy, and the first-uientiooed
immediately Itft for town. The ooro
ner's jury fouud a verdict in accordance
with the fuots iu the case.
Immediately after the shooting
Mulkey rode away armed with a re
volver and Winchester. Lust evening
uboui dark the posse of deputies re
turned to town without their man,
elating thut he had left the limber nnd
was mukiiiii for the Columbia. Ou the
way out, he stopped at Bill Gosney's
where be told what he bnd done and
that he was on his way to town to give
himself up. However, he had not done
so up till midnight lust night, Bnd the
probabilities are that he is jet ranking
a desperate tffort to escape. It is
thought that he cannot get away, and
that hie apprehension will ocetirsbortlv.
State of Ohio City or Toledo, ) ss.
Ll'CAa Coll NTT. )
Frank J. Cheney makes outh lhat h
is the senior partner of the firm f V
I. C'nKNRY 4 Co , doing business in the
City pi Toledo, County und State afore
said, and that suid li-rn will pny the
sum of ONE BUNDUED DOLL A US
for each and ( very oase ot Catarrh thai
cannot be cured bv the ns of H,,ii'
C'Btarrb Cure.
FRANK .1. CHENEY.
Mworn to before me Bnd subscribed in
my presence, this tltli day of December
A. D. 1880.
A. W. tiLEASON,
I Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cnre is token Internally
nnd .acta directly on the blood nod
mucous surface nf the at stam. S,,,,l
for testimonials f.ee.
f . .1. CHENEY A CO . ToUL,
, O.
IS'-Snld by Druggis s, 75 cents.
MIDWINTER EXPOSITION.
An International Exposition will be
held at San Francisco, Cat, U. S A
from January 1st to June 30, ISlH. Tbe
site of Ibis exposition is looated in
QolJen Gate Park and will cover an
urea of ab wt 100 acres, 'there will be
five principal buildings for tbe Mid
winter Fait: viz: a) Manufuet
LilwrMl Arts; b) Atfriculturiil uml Horti-
.. I. . 1 rt . . . .
unurai mill; e) Wctiauicul Arts: ,fi
Fine Arte aud Decorative Art; f a,i.
miuislration Building. Applications are
being received daily for separate aud
and special constructions suoh as State
FihihO. roatnrnnta. innvtl,.il.. j.
. 1IC"
We have a larre stock to aeleot from. We invite yoa to iiiRpeot onr atonic, price, etc.
President ot the National Commission,
shows, etc. M. H. de Young, Vice
World's Columbian Exposition, Cbioagn,
will act as Director General and Presi
dent of the Executive Committee of the
Winter Fair; the other members of the
Administration and Offioers are: Jrwin
C. Stump, Vice President; P. N. Lilien
thai, Treasurer; Col. A. Andrews ; It. B.
Mitchell; Hon. Eugene J. Gregory,
Sacramento; Jaoob H. Neff, Colfax;
Fulton G. Berry, Fresno; J. S. Slauson,
Los Augeles; Alexander Badlam, Secre
tary; R. C.irnely, Assistant Director-
General. Information for intending
exhibitions, maps of the grounds, build
ings, etc., may be obtains 1 by applying
to tho Department of Publicity and Pro
motion, California Midwinter Inter
national Exposition, Mills Buildiug,
tjau Fraucinoo. Cal., U. 8. A.
ShIi.s Aeuilud the circle
Of the diseases to which it is adapted
with the best results, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, a family medicine.
comprehensive iu its scope, has never
been thrust upon public attention in the
guise of a universal nunacea for bodilv
ills. This claim, daily arrogated in the
columns of the daily press by the
proprietors of medicines far inferior to it
us specifies, has in a thousand instances
disgusted the puhlio iu advance by its
absurdity, nnd the prospeots ot other
remedies or superior qualities have been
handoapped by the pretentious of their
worthless predecessors. But the Ameri
can people know, because they bave
verified the faot by the most trying tests,
that Ihe Bitters possesses the virtues of
a real epeoifio in cases of malarial and
liver disorder, constipation, nervous
rhenmutio, slomaoh and kidney trouble.
What it does it does thoroughly, and
mainly for this reason it is indorsed and
recommended by hosts of respectable
medical men.
A COOK BOOK FKKB.
"Table nnd Kitchen" is the title of a
new cook book published by the Priae
Baking Powder Company, Chicago.
Just at this time it will be sent free if
you write a postal mentioning the Semi
Weekly Gazette. This book has been
tried by ourselves aud is one of the
very best of its kind. Besides contain
ing over 400 receipts for nil kinds of
pastry and home cookery, there nre
many hints for the table Bnd kitchen,
showing bow to set a tBble, how to enter
the dining room, etc; a hundred and
one hints in every bronoh of the culinary
nit. Cookery of tbe very finest and
richest as well as of the most eco
nomical and home like, is provided for.
Remember "Table and Kitchen" will be
sent, postage prepaid, to any lady send
ing her address (name, town and state)
plainly given. A oopy in German or
Scandinavian will be sent if desired.
Postal card is as good as letter. Ad
dress Price Buking Powder Co., Chicago,
111.
LOCAL MARKET REPORT.
Wheat, bu 35
Floiir.bbl 3 75 4 00
Beeves, cows & two-year-ohls. cwt. I fit)
" " three " 2 00 2 2f
Sheep, muttons, head 1 ,r(litt2 25
"tek 1 50 to 1 75
Hogs, ou foot, cwt H 75
Hogs, dressed 6 50'itt 700
wool... e10
inum'B, mow erne.
ijiitter, roll 40 ft 50
eggs, uoz 121
Chickens, doz 2 00
Turkeys
CALIFORNIA MARKET.
Wheat, cwt jfi 05(3 1 20
? l"r. I'l'l 8 00 6H 4 00
Beeves, stall fed 4 50 5 00
Muttons, cw t 6 00 8 00
Hogs, cwt 4 50 (S 5 25
Wool Eastern Oreiron. H rf 1,1
Butter, 21) he 25
e.ggs, uoz
Chickens, doz
Turkeys, lb
IU 90
5 (10 it 600
15 s 18
I'ORTLANO MAItKKT.
Wheat, cwt 90 a t 00
fl"ir,bbl 3 00 0340
Beeves, cwt 1 75 cf 2 75
' dressed 4 00 6 00
Muttons, live sheared... 2 50 (S 3 (10
" dressed 5 yr, (t 6 00
Hogs, on foot 4 50
dressed
Wool Eastern Oregon..'.
Butter
Knife, doz '
Chickens, doz
Turke)e lb
7 00
6ft '14
15 Id 25
15 ( 16
2 00 $ 4 00
12 (! U
O.W.R. MFlQ.CS PORTLAND. OR.
n For .8loum- Johniton Drug
Co. and T. W. Aysrs, Jr. 8
HATTEES
CLEVER ROGUES IN ASIA.
Hindoos Wilt Tl'orlc for Daij-s In Order tc
Make a Quarter Dlshonestlj.
It is doubtful if any race of swindlers
can quite equal the Asiatic. The smile,
which is childlike and bland, of the ac
complished Chinaman, often masks 0
profundity of cunning that the Cauca
sian cannot rival. Even the mild Hin
doo has a faculty for fraud that is not
always suspected. In the bazars ol
Calcutta and Bombay the vilest poison
is sold to the English sailors as whisky
or brandy in bottles branded with a re-
' liable dealer's name.
Jack pays the
1 price of the genuine article, but is sup
plied with a villainous compound of
native concoction. The dealer knows
the value of brands. He lays in a stock
: of genuine bottles and never disturbs
. labels or capsules. By the skillful ap
plication of the blowpipe ho drills a
small hole in the bottom, draws oil all
the genuine liquid, replaces it with his
poisonous stuff, closes up the hole so
that no trace remains, and palms off
the bottle on unsuspecting Jack as real
"Martell" cr "fine old Irish." The ab
stracted liqror, of course, always sells
on its own merit" elsewhere.
Tbe Palace is the leading hotel in the
oity. Well furnished rooms with plenty
of light are provided for everyone, a
NEW RESTAURANT.
I have opened a first class restaurant
at tbe old Matlock building called
Holton restaurant.
43-tf. Mas. G. W. Swagoart,
NOTICE.
To all persons interested in securing
time for purchase of railroad lands,
please call at clerk's ollbe and sign
petition to congress.
58-07 J. W. Mobbow.
flUO REWARD!
Oue hundred dollars reward will be
paid for tbe arrest sud conviotion of the
partieB connected with the robberv of
Frank Sloan and J. A. Thompson, near
Heppner, on Monday Augu9t, 21, 1893.
Geo. N.nir.B.
156-tf. Sheriff of Morrow county.
Borg, the jeweler, is the man to fix up
your wutcb or clock. Lie keeps a full
stock of everything pertaiuiug to bis
uusiness n
KAGLK
THE
BRAND
BEST
ROOFING!
it is uueiinalled for House, Barn, Fac
tory or uut Huililmas and costs fiulf
the price of shiniiles, tin or iron.
It is ready for use and easily
applied by anyone.
Old -:- Shingle -:- Roofs
r.nnuy mane wnior HRht and Are nrnnf at ainnll
exneiiw. W 1th dark red ruliljcr iih nt 011 rienm.il
niiililes. It Il ls the pores aim ni, t h sutjstan-
UalniO!tllat .tHtHfnrv..,iru I. ...
JhliiKles , It briuim to iheir jilares snrl keepf
I IK 111 I ha (run 1 1 1 ii a n !.),.. 1 .. . . .. '
heati;,g ad uo tai- ' """" rlq"'""
ON TIN OK IRON' TOOFS.
It la
ed the best nHlnr hHB i..,o 1.. ..,,.'
kiioivledfr
applied, expands by the contracts ut'eohl, anil
Mt'llilintts covered nilh felt ran be
made water tiirht at small expense. Write at
"nviui llVllirtlH.
Excelsior Paint and Roofing Co.,
,," 11,1 wiancMtrcet. New York, N. Y,
AGENTS WANTED on salary and com
mission for THE ONLY AUTHORIZEL
)
By GAIL HAMILTON, his literary eiec
utor, with the co-operation of bis family,
and for Mr. Blaine's cnmulete norlto
1WENTY YEAH3 OF CONGRESS."
ami nis later book, "POLITICAL Ills
CESSIONS." One prosnectut for thA.
3 best selling books in tbe market. A
K. r. Jordan, of Maine, took 112 orders
from first 110 calls; agent's profit 81S16.
H. Mrs. BallBrd, of Ohio, took l&order,
13 Seal Russia in one day: nroflt S2fi 9s.
C V T- . . . ...
c ii. nice, or Mass., took 27 orders in I
lays; profit $47.25. J. Partridce. of M.
oK w orders from 3B calls ! nroflt ?5 .
J5. E. A. Palmer, nf W nnw 1. i-..-
- unn., OIU1I OC
lueii, iu o aays; protlt 808,25. Exclu
sive territory given. If yon wish t,
muke large money, write immedlateh
for terms to
THE HENRY BILL ITJb. CO
154'7 ' Norwich, Con.,.
Citation.
N THE COUNTY CofKT OF THE PTATF
I of Oregon, For ihe Count v ot Sorrow - In
the matter of the estate of Jaine, S BreUJ
le. eased, Citation: To David llardv and K
1 "know,, heir, ef jne. Breed g deeea.e
oreeiing: In the name 01 tne St, 1
011 are. hereby etleri and required to anJefr '
he loiiinv Court of the Vale i- P1 ,"'
Monday the 6th day of Novemlwr In .V ,
WiliieH, the llon.'jultn, Kelthlv l,l... .1
Countv Court of the Wall ,,V the
County of Morrow, with he sea of''.'', 0r ""
M-SO
t- W. Moaaow, Clerk
AlO
WM,1 jee U PtU
fall out -.',.
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THE
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i ',outh Fifth Ave., New York, N. V.
It
One reason
wcjian Cod Liv
and Soda h.is i:
''Almost as ;..ti-
that its cur;i.::i'
w
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iv
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f.uch
as
the couQ'h. sM.jli
flesh and build v
the
-. Scott's Jimul-ina euros Cot'gho,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula,
and all Anauinic and Wasting
Disear.os. Prewonts wnsting In
children. Alnio t as patntnhlo
m'lti, (net only the gcmii;:c. 1'rc
parod hy Scott & IJowno, Chemists, Now
jork. Sold by all Druggisls.
FOR INVENTIONS.
n. iE?TlocVltTst?f tose having- claims aSainst the government ia
that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit of valuable inventions because
of the incompetency or inattention of the attornevs employed to obtain their
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a pateut depends greatly , if not
entirely, upoc the care and skill of the attorney.
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys,
and of seeitip; that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
Obtain Patents in the United States anda!l 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.
fcil1!? ? invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to
fdlkJrl t (7ef es"'l,tl0u of Ue important features, and you will be at once
ntw! o r 1 CmnSe- t0 I1urs"e- Models are se'(1om necessary. If
lnr.)"f"'S on ymr rights, or if you are charged with infringement by
matter. matter t0 us for reliable OPINION before acting oa tS
0 THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY
618 F STREET, NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C.
p. o. box 63 JOHN WEDDER3URN, Managing Attorney.
3 Cut this out and BRnd It w'th :-our inpuiry. -cr
UKEGOiN-
STATE FA.III.
I'nderthe mansftement 01 ' the state lioard of
Aurleiilture, on the state Fair (ironiids near
-aleiii..omineiic1iiKteiteniber llih, l.v.i;;, and
.oilliuilini! one week.
M'lUK Til A.N Jir,,oon JX C.S1I
Mil be iaid aa iireiiiiiiins tor stork, poultry
-imk, rturieiiuurni iirni netn. Unit. ,,..n.
'indl";?.'''!'"'1,"' "O'ofurtitiirl laiu-'y work,
ind for trials ol" kneed.
itEDlTF.D HATKSOF FA 11 1 'AMI V HE IGNT.S
t.i v ,ALL ''HAN'SI'nltT.liliU I.INl'x
1AVII.IOM open lour evcnliura duiinir the
veck, vMlhgood inusie lnatten.laec
rHENEW OKASI.STAXnaiKl the new reim
lation truck are conceded to l,e auionn the inosl
loinfonalileand tin; best on the I'acilic coast
Valuable and handsome Improvements have
ton made on the irrounds anil buildli K
. I'K.MICM 1.1 HI' S'
".ltlm".re ""d "ll',r"vi,d 'h henelit of
KlitrffM fnr
.,.. I'HI;K8 OK ADMISSION.
, 1 . , , 1 iicKeis j,.,
;) omen s season Tickets V.,
Men s llav 1 ii,L-,.iu 1
A'onien s'Dav Tickets f.
Kace Track Hckets, liallv '.".''. ;;
Cho".'"'" """'cli'ife Course. Free'
'. T.GHEOC, Secretary
I t line .,
'OS, I'rcshlcnt.
OJ-W-SH'
To Couai
irjiiti-o-o&i.
The underslKiied
Iteallh by.ilnnhVn L":'..,r,'","rl "
iress.
1-t a w
ntv. MiWaiiii A. hmik
Brooklyn, New York.
Notice of Assignee.
NLILP'IY,''' THAT THE
s-is-nee , ,ir ',. " "!! ""."I'Pi.i.itcl
HI eredil,.,, W,o.h I n.w " l' ' " "I"'
illlin three im.i.ih. ,r, , . '.""',r ''"I"'
alion of thl. ,. ., 01 puliii
llvUleuii. uii.ll ii, , ."'I"'!1''" tl"
lalini i,r,.i,.i,i.l i,ii- "oi 01 al
n...,dh,.d allowed by t, e ," l..'. !
"'PPner, urenoii, August 3l.t i.ytj. " "u
RI.UIHIU THllMiS 11,,..
Attorney for AigeiMuMASAe
HGITNEK, OREGON.
HE AOS
t - end,? " W W;
cm or hruV! Is f ffft
Jt U ..'"""''"' Ift""n
1 ,.irl 'ii tiuio uT 1fn will i.fcn;nt
isoT urn sills
(lis.-ns,- cf the lialr ami K;
r,.rrl,lnir Ton. H' mmil'nlllii!
supply ?,,, 7? 5i''.,"j!;
; ..vl'l f,i
heal., ill
CO,-.
Scolt's Emulsion of Pure Nor-
and I ly)0)hosphitcs of Lime
a large sale is because it is
milk;" but the best reason is
properties are unequalled. It cure3
ie; the waste of tissues, produces
entire system.
notice of Intention. 7 .
AND OFFICE AT THK. DU.I.F.-I. J
he JollowliiK Linn,., I K-iller Iiiih liU'd
her intfiiifoii In nnike liiial iirnol'iu I
lier claim, unci Unit Mild proof win l,f
lore ,1. . Moi-rmv, Coiinlv Clerk ,v'
Or., on Miindav. ui-tuber ' lyi:l v''
, , KlH I'll l.l'F.I.I.I.'ii'
of Iliirdinau II. t; ., 477 ,,,r r
I Shojia.nesthe fofloti'iir'wuVie
1 J ' " v.i 01 r l . o. n. .1
I'oiitiiiuoiia rcsi.ii.in.f, 1, 1' .1
said laud, viz ; . J
o. II. Miller. Waller. IleiineU
nuiire, an oi nam, nan t
John w. I.J
A'ofce of Intent
I AMMlPFlr'E AT 'I III.- 1. . !
ti 11 1 J' lvJ;l- Noliceisl
he hillunliiK imiiied senior In!
his i ilenlinn lo make II mil i,r,
iisclaliu,,,,,,! that said proof
lore J. . .Morrow, ComMy (,
Oregon, oil Sep. -.':i, v )
,,, , . JOIIX s. Bltll'A
ol Lexington, 11. jj N.
hv. I.', Ip. J.S., U, .j;,, k. IV. Mj
He naines the follow ins win
coin ,,, residence up5u J
sanl land, i. :
I'. 11. Horir, Heppner, n
C. C. lloou, lorn Harnett. 1
''''I'1' John ,
tiotice of mt
T AMD OFFICE AT THE '' '
i J Auk l.v.1.1. Nouce ,'
I e follott ii,K.,,l(.,i .,,1
lis inlentioi. I,, make Olial p,
his claim, and tlit ...i.i . ... ',)
lore .1. W.
or., on Sen. ;ki. Ivi.:',-,., . ' !
1lll'NlU. I ....... .
, ,., , MONEY s It"
tlKht Mile; lid.. ;'
01 see. ;in, Tp. .1 . ' v;
lleiiauicsihelollowi,,',,,.!,.
ii'c,;,!i',. "f-'r- "'tlit Mile,
Kiel n u 'l"i'8li, CO
l'
1 jo-iirfi
John
W. Uw
itentionK
'Dam
A'ofce of Intentio
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'a :
ou Dec j. is.;, '"'y
" rt J 11 J. 'rt ,
1 ... '"in...: - ,
of lone.; Mil.
II lit I
lit luinci 11,. "'l
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