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. ,.. 1IME TABLE,
Stage for Hardman, Monument, Long Creek,
John Day and Canyon City, leaves as follows ;
Every day at 6 a. m.. except Sunday.
Arrives every day at 6 p.m., except Monday.
The cheapest, quickest and best line to or
from the interior country.
.,i J- DELEVAN, Prop.
Thill Cohn, Ageut.
Give your busmen to Heppner mopie,
and therefore as.iit lo build up Hepp
ner. Patronize those teio patronize
you. '"' '
VICTORY!
Here and There.
Oh, republicans have done their duty,
Elected their leaders true,
Won it all wlthoutdrink or booly,
So they have no cause to rue.
Election now is over, yeB, the race is run,
And many hearts are aching, the republican
having fun. ,
Oh, doesn't it amuse you, to sec the republican
gain,
And the small amount of deramles Buffering
such palu. .
Bill Brown is over from Lone Ruck.
Arnold W. Balsiger is up rum Iutie to
day. J oo Lurkmnn aud wife are over from
Lena toddy.
W. A. Biddlo was in from Gojseberry
Wednesday. ...
T. J. Allyn and wife were in 1 Wednes
day irom hive.
Cnna.' McDowell returned Tuesday
from Monument. . .
Jne Suliiig cume in from Eight Mile
Wednesday luHt,
Cash JRj chard was in town last week
from Lone Bock .
Artbnr Siiii'n will olean watches at
the red noed price of $1.
Oo to C.irlw'a and get a two-bit hair
cut. The obeapest iu town.
D. A Porier, one of Lexington's fore
most citizen, oalled on us Wednesday
last.
Geo.. Baavis came in from Grant
county yesterday, and will shortly go
below.
Now that the politioal fluht is oer
everyone should agaiu settle down to
business.
Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
Try a box.
Hood's Pills oure nausea,' sick head
aohe, indigestion, hiliousiiesa, bold by
all druggets. .
Those that have oounty scrip for sale
Bhould cull on (ieoige Cuuaer at The
1'irst National Bank. 2 tf.
Photographs $1.50 pel dczen at Sbep
pard's gallery, near opera house, north
Main St., Heppuer, Ore. 26if.
Green Mathews has opened np bis
barber shop, ut-xt door to Hayes Bros
Bbaves, etc, on tap as nsual.
Baptist, Association is now i i progress
here, with a goodly number of ministers
present.- Anioug them we note Uev
Bailey, of Dayton, Wash.
Echo stage leaves Heppner for Euho
Tuesdajs, Tnordys and Saturdajs.
Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. Fare, one wbj, S2.50. PhillCohn,
Bgent,.A., Andrews, Prop.
JbfC Royse is down from Dayton, and
will accompany K v. B uley aud family
over to Pritieville, where theyaie movinn
from Dayton. All will remain at Uepp
ner till tlie cloBe ut the Baptist Associa
tion.. . ' '.'
Pbill Cohu and F. 0. Bneknum lefl
Wedueed iy for Aril gtoii, nv rai d, but
learning that they cmld catch a bout at
The D.dles, left, iiuiuediately for that
point. Phill will go on Uowu to 'Frisco
before returning.,
Pole Thompson' got bick from The
Dulles Wednesday. When he left towu
there were eight, .'feet i f wafer in the
Umatilla House, and news rom below
gave five and 6ue-blf feet of water iu
the St. Charles h. t-1, Portland.
A. C. Carle, nf Bois City. 8 'D of T.
J. Carle, of lone, has purchased Gid
Halt's barb-r nhop, and will hereafter
have liberie of th Same'. Don't over
look him for a first class hair out, shave
or shampoo. Hair cuttiug Zo cents.
We learn that the Oazptte has beende
layed in reaubing subscribers. We shall
endeavor to remedy this as soon as pos
sible. No mail, can reaoh the lower
country bv wav of rait nt present, ' but
pointB on stage lines should not be so
anected
8unken eyes, e pallid complpxiorj, and
disfiguring -eruptions,.. ,.ndioate that
tliera in something wrone wilhiu. ' Expel
the lurking foe to health, .by pnrifvmg
the , blood with. ..Aye'", owsapanim
Cures erysipelas, eczema, salt, theum
pimples aud blotches, , .
The reunlar subscription price of the
Bemi-Werkly (jaz-ite is $2 50 atid the
regular price ot iha Weekly Or' uonian
is 81.60. Any mte- Bubt-cribiug lot the
Gazette , and psyii.g for one. year in
advance ran tet both the Gaze'le and
Weekly Oregouiaii for S3."" All old sno
senbera paying their eulwc-io'ions for
one year iu advance will be entitled to
the s.'ine. ' "'
A lady at Tiwleys, La., was very sick
with bilious colic then M. U Tisler, a
prominent merchant of the town , gave
her a 'bonis of Chamberlain's Uoli'-,
Cholera and ' Diarrhoea Remedy. He
says she was well in forty miuutee afi-r
taking the first float. For sl' by
8looum-J"hnon Dnig Cu '
Dr S. F. Scott, B ue Ridge. Harr'son
Co., Mo., eayi-: "Kor whooping congli
Coamb-rlaiu'sOnUKh R-mdy is excel
lent." By usinti it f;eely the riieae
is deprived oi all danaeron" onsr.quwnces
There is uo d inger in giving the IVntedy
to babies, as it contains Dotbing iujuri
ous. 50 cent bottles forsale by tJlocum
Johnscm Drug Co. Lrf.:w,,.,, ,. ,-.
-reWjyjasasiaaaa
A, O. Carle, of Boise City, Idaho, has
puruhased (he tonsorial parlor formerly
wi.ed by Old Halt, at the Matlock
"iiildiiig uext door to oimou's blaok--milh
shop, where be invites the patron
igenf all who desire strictly first class
vol k at reasonable prioea. Haircut.
iliveorRhampoo,23cents each.- Give
him a cll.
tiuch weather as we are having now
will produce fine crops, to which any
one must admit onr farmers are entitled.
The Gazette has serious doubts if
i-uouub hands can be secured to harvest
I he crops of this lection this year.
Sam Cochran's little girl fell off a
horse Tuesday lst, while on her way to
school near Monument, receiving severe
injuries. She wbb hurt a few years ago
and is subject to epilepsy.
J. O. Mevgs, one of Gooseberry's
italwart republicans, was in Heppner
Weduesday,
Since the blockade, mails have been
very irregular.' We hope that tbiB wilt
not liiBt long. '
J as. Ross was over from the south
eastern part of the county to vote the first
of the week. .....
Vic and Louis Grosbeug came in
8uuday from the John Day neighbor
hood. ...... -
Wanted A few more customers for
the home laundry. Mountain House. '
Thk Flood Saturday's Oregonian,
the latest news from below, states
that Khar p," Rurr'ell & Oo.'s place on
Front street, Portland, has 33 inches of
water on the Front floor,. --Temporary
sidewalks ' have ' been erected in the
flooded district, but boats are used for
street crossings t- 10 oeuts per head.
Entei prising Vteam " launoV, owners
navigated Front street until stopped by
.iroiiert.yowneis.tlteUoojuiotioueauBedby
the propellers threateuiugtododamageto
buildingi. The Northern Pacific is wash
ed but between Portland and Taeoma,
aud "till communication ' out off. The
Union Pacific, however, is endeavoring
to get the Harvest Q teen np the rapids
at Oas'oidep,'aud it successful, will by
trsnKferriig at Cascades and Oelilo
establish a line of boats between Port
land .and Wailula .Oiiuneotirig ,.withthe
Snake river boats. At The Dalles, the
water is up tu tu.e. top of the .irat story
windows of the Umatilla house. The
whole business portion of the town is
flooded, the , electric light .. plant, is
submerged apd the. town, is in utter
da'kueas. At Ijoth , Portland and The
iJalles men are earning from .35 to $15
per day savmg property, bauling pas
sengers io boats, eta. .The amouut of
damage done OAnuot , be estimated
Such a fl ioA has. never before .been
experienced, with one exception in
1837 tbe water was about fifteen feet
higher in The D-dles, but the country
was sparsely Be it led and no particular
damage was done. However, it is not
aulicipated that the flood ' will do more
tliau temporarily iucuuveuience Heppner
busiuens men, tie their stocks will be
b irdlv depleted before trtffio is resumed.
The only disaster (?) that may betall us
is a beer famine, but venders of that
popular beverage are preparing fnr' tbe
worst. '1 be greatest inconvenience comes
from being cut iff from the hews of the
outside world. At . The Dalles and
Arlington, great piles of mail matter are
stacked up, running up to many tons.
Death of Thos. Bbadlbx. Near
miduiiiht last Tuesday eve, Thomas
Bradley passed to the unknown, aged
4t years, 11 months and 6 days. . De
ceased bad beeu ill for several days at
the City hotel, which was opened by
Mrs Bradley about tbe first of the month,
and it was thought he would recover till
late Tuesday ' evening1 when" dangerouB
symptoms ' were noticed. Everything
possible was done, but at 11:45 he
expired from heart failure. Deceased
was born in Bloomfield, N. J, but. was
raised tn California. In 1878 he was
married to. Miss, Julia Minkler, tod
since has resided most of the time in
Oregon. He was a straightforward, big
hearted man, aud had friends wherever
be was known, all of whom will regret
to hear i f his death. The interment
occurred on Wednesday afternoon io tbe
Heppner cemetery, services being, held
at tbe bouse and grave by Rev. Adkins.
"Toe ' Jdnb.. Numbeb. Toilettes for
June will . be acceptable to its fair
patrons, the early summer styles form
ing the subject of its delightful illustra
tions. " Tailor made suits, wraps,
children's specialties, Bkirt trimmings,
bodices aud fanoy artioles are noticeable
among it contents. These are designed
for the use of all classes, but will be
found particularly useful to ladies who
are preparing new dresses for summer
travel. This magazine seems to be
every day growing iu favor with women
generally, is rrfind and perfect modes
aided to its marvelous cheapness con
tributing to make it an universal family
magnziue. It can be obtained from all
uewsde tlers, nr direot from TOILETTES
FUBLI8HINGCO., 126 West 23rd St.,
New. York. Single oo ies 20 cents:
Yearly subscrlplions 81-50.
Thb Columbia. The Columbia river
was lisiug rapidly at last reports.
Much drift wood is noticeable, and
oooasionally houses, barns, fencing, etc.,
are seen. Cbas. Jones, who got up
from Arlington on election day, reports
that the Almota is now navigating the
river between Celilo and Wailula. It
is expected that the Heppner branch
will resume operations todav, making
connebiion with the boat. It is not
likely that the main line will be open for
some weeks yet, for even after tbe water
rVoedes, it will take some time to make
repairs to road bed and track. (Re
ports today say that the river is falling,
but the train wifl not leave as expected.)
Sqlibbel Poison. Beo Ewaggart has
a new kiud of squirrel poison which is a
dead shot oa squirrels. It is for sale at
Phill Conn's, at tbe low figure of $1 per
galloD, io bulk. Tbis poison is guaran
teed, or money will be refunded. It ie
somt-tbing that squirrels will eat, eve. i
at this time of tbe year. Now is tbe
time to kill tbem.
Macbike Oils. Peolaod & Co. have
on band a fine assortment of machine
oils, forests cheap."' ! ',"J,..'.
;TT-B-jr.-cao
Hi 6. Judye I'ecli
Dyspepsia
M r s . J ud g e" P eck' n s H cw
!.,.She. Wat 'Cured'.!...
Sufferers from ltysjwiisiit.stUoulJ.itfjKl-th foK
towiujE letter,, trmn Air. ,11, M.J'eclv, wife of
judge Peok.n Justice at TracyCil;, m:U a wrttor
connected with tlie AW)fiai"r1 PivVis: '"
'""By a deep sense of uratiMulti. far U;o Kr;it
benefit I hare received from iho use of IkkI's
8nr;iiHrtiU. 1 hiiVt Ikmmi led to write th follow.'
iiilC HtAtemuut for the bwierit. of suffrrer who
rriHjr b similnrly afflicted. For 15 years tiiive
been a great suffert;r from dynpni;i and
Heart "Trouble. M
Almost rerything t aw would distress me. T
tried different treatments aiid" medicines, 'but
failed to realize relief. -Two years iiffo a friend
preYttHed apou tn" t try ITood'i 8afs jtp"arilla."
The flrat buttle .1 jtoticed lielped nie, so l ooi
Unued tkin it It did me so much good that
my friends spoke of Uia imjroYniaW 1 bar
recelTed such great benefit from it Utat
Gladly Recommend It
I now have an excellent appetite and nothing t
eat ever distresses me. It also keeps up my
Hood's'Cures
flesh and strcnfUi.. 1 cannot praise Hood's
Barsaparllli too much." Mils. II. M. l'Kt'll,
Tracy. California, (let HOOU'D.
- Hood's Pills are hand made, and perieot
in proportion and appearance. 23c. a box. ...
Wool Matters. Geo Davie, wool
bnyer for S. Knsbland & Co , of 'Frisoo,
returned from Pendleton Wedtesday by
the way of Echo. Mr. Davis is bere to
bay wool on the same basis as be bought
the Anson Wright end J. N. Elder
clips, and this is considered tbe top
prioe. All the wools bought bere by Mr.
Davia this season, so (ar, cannot be
gotten out on account of high water, and
it is more than likely that it will be six
weeks or two months before any wools
at this place can be moved. With this
in view it will be seen that Mr. Davis is
paying a very high figure for clips at
tbis market, yet be does not hesitate to
oontinne paying tbe very beat figure.
Everybody knows Geo. Davis, and they
also know that t,bey will be treated
right when they deal with hinj."""-
Children's Day. On last Sunday .at
J. J. Adkins' grove, tbe Union Snbbatb
Hobools, of Morrow oounty, held a
picnic in honor of Children's Day
Althougb rain interfered much with the
ocoaeion, it was a most enj lyable affair.
There were present from Heppner, Mr
and Mrs. Geo. Oonser, Prof. W. h.
dating. Misses Julia Hart, Jennie Wier,
Rev. Farrisb, Miss Effle Warren, and
others' whom our informant did not
remember. Some hoodlums . . caused
Miss Elsie Farmer's horse to throw ber,
injuring her badly, but beyond tbis and
the rain and hail-Btorm, nothing oo
ourred to mar tbe pleasures of the day.
Counoii. Sbssion. On last Tuesday
eve council . met in special meeting,
May Borg presiding and all councilmen
present. . . . . '. .' . . Minutes of last regular
meeting read and approved... .....Bills
allowed: A. T. McNay, $2; Wm. Gor
don, 82; F. J. Hallook, $16.66 On
motion , , White's . Dramatic Co. were
allowed to play, for the benefit of the
hose oompaDies without license'..
Bridges aoross Willow oreek ordered
repaired. .... Dog and ; rOud poll ta
ordered collected.. .... .Finance' com
mittee empowered to settle business
with E. J. 81oonm regarding notes due
town.... Cunooil adjourned.'
, , Marbie'd. On.l'June'.3'.i894, at 12
o'clock, noon, at the close of services io
Clark's canyon; ooourred the marrlnge
of Mr. Isaiah Wren and Miss Mary Shiok,
Rev.' it." BrftmbIef dffloltittn'gr",rh'e"
Gazette extends congratulations.
The play to be produced this evening
at the opera bouse tonight is very simi
lar to VTen Nights in a Bar Bonra." It
is a highly moral play and deserves no
suob criticism as passed oo by the Rec
ord. Besides it is a benefit play, our
fireompauies to be tbe gainers.
' .i ...... ..a CroHahiK the Atlantic. .
Usually involves sea sioknese. When
tbe waves play pitch and toss with you,
strong indeed must be the stomach that
can. etaud it without revolting. Tour
ists, oommeroinl travelers, yatobsmen,
mariners, all testify that Hostetler's
Stomach Bitters is the best remedy for
ibe nausea experienced in rough weather
on tbe water. Nervous and weakly
travelers by land oTteu snffet- frorjo" some
thine akin ttMh'rs, and Hud inthe Bitters
its surest remedy, ho disorder of the
stomach, liver or bowels is so obstinate
that it may not be overcme by the
prompt-end thorough remedy. Equally
efficacious is it for chills and fever,
kidney and rheumatic troubles and
nervousness.' Emigrants to the frontier
should provide themselves with tbis fine
medioal safeguard against tbe effects of
vicissitudes, i of .. . climate, , hardship,
exposure and fatigue.
WtilW -.. I I it I "! .',.1...
1 Produce $2 SO.aod get.the. Gazette tor
one year. Nice family paper, and bu.
ly to paper cabins. .
I suffered (rom biliousness, indigestion
etc., Simmons liiver Begnlator Cured
after doctors failed. -W, D. Bird.
"How to Cure All rJkln Diseases.' '
Simply spply ""Swsyne'a Ointment
No internal tnedioine' required. Cures
tetter, eozrjna, Uub, al'. o oiions on tbe
face, bands, nose, Ac, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthly, IU great
healing and curative powers are possess
ed by no other remedy. Ask your drug
gist for 8wajneJs Ointment.; ew 1 jr.
Moot of our ailments come from a
disordered liver which Himmuns Liver
Regulator cures.
You cannot do effective work without
clear bead, and for this take Himmoos
Liver Regulator.
' Dyspepsia in all its forma is not only
relieved but cured by Simmons Liver
EeguleroT - - .... . . .
FOR SJLXjE' ST '
Gilliam
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY !
,T"',".eir 'jW'h.wqphet'"' lias, " lujJ. dpiyn , tbe maxim ,pf, . .,
., , ,71, "Never., put off. till tomorrow . what cau be done -""today."
If J'on want bfli'gniiiB today, if yon need the'
' ' ' " uecetsities of life'iii" the linn o Dry Goodfi, Genta', Fur-
..'oishiqg'UotMpKv'Ti'aukB,' Valiaee, etc, at prices never,. . ,
before pfferedin Heppner,eil ou L. Bluruputlial, Bucces-
. ... sor to J.. H. Koliuun, Cor. May aud Maiu streets.
GR EXT ,13 AXKHUFT S ALE !
This stock will fihnrtly be inerenBvd, howerer, by a 'well-se'ei'ted' lot nf goods,' direct troin
Portland., Kemember tluit theso prices have imui: been equalled iu Hpppnerv
Bw-lm. h, JIluWEmHaL Heppner, Oregon. .
HEEP
PLEASE SEND US YOUR NAME,
: - -AND ADDRESS. . ' : .:
THE ONLY' WAY' YOU CAN
SG01II YOtllt CdOOL!
:mWhy Pay Freight
t Wool Scourino 6 Packini Co.
"..'- PENDLETON, OREGON
Annual Convention
iRU COUNTY SOUK HOm pSVi.
THURSDAY, JUNE 14,
A'fifrtod prtgrftra lBbfel'nK'prep'arefl, eon!Hng of Music, Kecitatioua, psftays, fjlept (teaini
"and papers oh vartrtirt stAjectB of Interest to Hmitlay Bchout workers. ' ' ' '
ltill', (,BRINQ yVMlIjiL,TEC 13 A.M Ii
, 'A large' general table-will be proridud for the accommodation of those in ' attend'artce.' '' '
Bun day sohookaro requested' to have
tendenti to wear erape ontiieir left arin. aut.ol
PBOGRAM:
M0
OPBNINO SONQ. ... ' '.'.'.,'.!' .,,.B,Y T1IK. AL'DllCNCK.i
Opening PraVEu.,. , ... , 'i . f-.iy.. M.-ItBvi'OENisoN' .
Song...., ,M. E. Soi'tii, Sunday School:
: KCLOOY ON THE LIFE Of J. H. Kl.Y liEV. F. C. AltKlNS.
' 86no. . ,'. , , , . M. E. Sunday School,
A brief history of nnflfiy"Si.l0l)l'worfe','liV regard
' " toltsKfOwlh' :::::::: S. Q. Vouno,
Song .' - ..Liberty Hunuay Hciiuoi..
-TUB IMITT'OP I'A-BENTS to TH-fc HrNIAY SCHOOL.,. ...II. C, GAY,
. ,. FOLLOWED R.Y MllH. 11. F. Ua'O.iS.
1 Koso . ..... . ,. .Jioculas Sunday schuol.
"' -txAA.niNNir.it.wv.
SONU, '.'!,.,...',..'..'.. ' BAlTtST SUNDAY gCIIOOI..'
, RlPORTSnfrOH) all tbc.Siimlay Scliooli of tfie County.
Bono. ..... .... Eight Mile Sunday School.
Vai.di! or A Normal Trainino Glass I. W, Shipley, ,
'..FOLLOWED Y. J. K. Kl.Y.,., . . , , .
Sono... .j , j.u.-i I.eikot Sunday School,
How pan t Stcoac BtrrrER Attendance m our ,
Bukuay Schools?.... Mihs Wier, follow by a. H. Kino. .
'' 86: . .' " . .V.': . ;rt .; . . i-.' j..hiloh Sunday Suhool.
The Sunday School Tut Auxiliary of ths nui'HrH ' "' '
' ' '.'. ..' '.':" "..Mr. M. I.. Frksch, followed by Mr. Uayer.
Sono 'r "' :'',..,'.'.. BY thk audience.
, ,T,he Finance question. " ' . ...,'.B. F. IIevlaND,'
..yoLLOED BY MRS. pMEAO.
Sons
Influence of the Sunday School OV Pociftt .::' ' ""
' ' ' I.'., .:. Mr. T. W. avlbsajio t. S. Uornr.
'CLOMNO'SOHO . . '.:' .. m'l .., .; BY THE AUDIENCE.
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jt 3.
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".trCT;'-j-':;fasa
&; 33isbee, .
xxisPFsrxmroB.;
MEN
AFFORD TO RUN SHEEP,
on All Your. Dt. ",'"",;;;'"
of the
their banners drapetl iti mournitig and Buperin-
roapect fdr onr late PfOHhle'nt, J. B. Ely. ' ' S 6;
A; M .
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BY tllE At:DINC. 1
Only Fiiet-CleFs bMt-l in lieii'iicr:' '
liiiiUijin , Viif rj ipr,..I' l' C(ti(; tiitlt,
,, ll.roULboul.
I'pff Pcei niLCflBiH id lot IL imvt-lltitt
lUl llC.
4. CbuiKoue trtaliutiit dfibuttd tbe oouu
, tiy Leojjle. ...
.' MES. M. VON CADOW. rfoprietr '
Why ..Don't You
Call on the New Firm at the old Van Dnyii ffnnd ?
You will certainly be surprised at .the low pripes in -.y
Dry Goods, Ladies Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Notions, Clothing, and ; . ,
A Complete Line of Groceries.
COME IN AND SEE US
No trouble to show gods nrd give pnVpH.'
.
i . ; ,,,,
' ' Eespectfuiu' Yovns, ..,..,.
HOENOE & WARRKIsf.
They All Get Something.
ROM a bushel of-Corn, a distiller gets fcnr''gklW8,p'VbfskCT
7" vr,..,.w mo Huvviiuneui getsaa.uu : tlje farmer
who raised the corn gets 40 cents ; the railroad gels $1.01) ; 'tb man'a, ,'
facturer gets $4.00; the retailer gets I7.00'; the consumer, gets six
months, aud tbe policeman gets puid for ruuiiitig hiiu iu. '
'Yo'l ,Ket something Ux if you ruu in and see the'new lines'of
Dress Goodswe open Out this week-you'II get 'an, agreeable surprise
and perhaps a dress. We have opened 15 cases of new dress materials
and .laces that left the other side of the fUh pond only four weeks ago.
M
IF
i :: C. IIUUI,,
' 0n May Street, opprjeite Pataoe Hotel.
' hi "v OF1 vrri-r fi ii
OREGON
t diiki'I'v aim m
le and fancy:..,
Drocc
. . A foil line of eboloe Pfe, CakeB
usually kept in Urnt-clasi bakery store.
try then.
Land Patents
' ,7tantl patents aqpured lor
Contested' Cases
' ' Contestod cases intelligently and skillfully handled, ,,.'
Old Claims and Disputes :.-.,. .-' y
"". " Old olaima and disputes Bpeedily settled! '
Contests;;; ;;;- ;:;;; ; L.J LlHL":..
' , Ik'twoeo individuals baTina oo&fliotinir olairoa nnder thi 'aiirjaultaral land
uU mm. umri uiriiuhuln ouoer ine minernl Laws Bnil ntrrioultaml
olaimaptB; and Uo ,betwen eira tuta. nn lnr any of tbe public U4 hsr pd the
KHilrOAIl nomnSIIIPI Bill! tlioir oranto. a u.,,1 --..I .l' 1 i i
tiie bwiimp-J-iand and school Land Graois. ,t ,, ,,.
" Bppclalty made of aecarjns patents in the shortest poaaibla t.im fop aettlers
who have complied wtb tbe laws rindi-r tybioh their entries wrre fflHiie, and "bo
are annoyed and worried by delya ill the iRPiie of their patents, caused by Trifliue
IrreKuiBritiea which can bs easily aud speedily removed.
. , ,.fty10. lao Kiyeo, in all matters relatinft t Ibe public land",' especially on
points arising nnder tbe new laws wbipb have been recently passed providing for
tbe disposal of Ibe public domain. . .,' ... .
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J"" yur muu (isirni in a uurry ii yon want yonr Isnil tmainese, or
any charaoler, attended to by skillful and Oi.mpeteul attorneys, and promptly dis
Doeed of. write to '
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
.'."'"John Wedderburn, Gen. Man.,
' P. O. Bor, 885. ;; 1 ' ' , ,," ! Washington, D. 0.
B.J. SLOCUM,
HAS
- Tk ipcy.;.lr the KrowDSville Mi Hills.
And has on hands afuH line of their jroods InolndlnK suite, blankets, woolens, etc.
"' H Is also prepared to lake measuroa for suits.
Z :;.;;;;; , ;:;, Palace .Hotel Building v,
'"" ' ' ' i " " - . .a Heppner. Oregon,
). FOOTK'B HAND-BOOK OP HEALTH HINTS AMD READY RECHMtf,
W Is ttw tltl of a vrr ralvll book tht gives a irraat amount of Information of tb Utmort
JmportutM to varybydy, oungernlu tbalr dally tublU of Katuu, Drlnkln, Dressing, .to..
What to Et, ,,,
Bow to Eat It. '
ThtnntoDo, '
Things to Avoid.
Perils of Bummer,
Jnnaenr. pf Plants,
tMsjupatlon ftjrlnvalWs,
Alcohol as a Iood and a
kledlcli...
Baperfluous Hair,
now w Dreams,
? lingers of Kissing. Kestnrtiig the Drowned, Contagious Disease. Malarial Afflictions.
verVstlng Uuue, levsnUug Near SllirUtod- How to Avoid Them! trouo-to J-reveuT " ' 1
eotUatloo, mss, Kierdse,
IT TKLLfl MOW TO f IBK Black Eyes, Rolls, Burn. CliUlhlalna, Cold Feet, Corns.
Conghs, Cholera, Dlarrnosa, Diphtheria, Dysentery, DandruS, Dyspepsia, Karache, Foiona, Fetid
Feet, ftickles, Headache, Uloooogh, Hives, Uoarseness, Itching, lullumed Breasts, Ivy Poisoning
Molea, Pimples, Pllea. KUsumaUsin, Klugwonu, Mooring, Stammering. Sore Kyes, Sore Mouth,'
Bore Nipples, More Tbroe,t,,untroke, Htlnga tuid Iuseut Ultes, Sweating Peet, Toothache Uloeal
Wart, Whooping Coua. Wqrmi lo Cbildroo. IT WILL tA VU lHCTOa MILLS.
" HTAII new lODaeriberi and prompt renewals duringthe month of Jane will be
presented with a free eopy of thie as a preminni. " '" "". .!..... ..
wnwmwu,, .,..,B
jHeppuer, Oregon.
For the Cure oi
Liquor, Opium and Tobacco Habits'
It is located at Forest Grove, Or,, , . ! ,
77ie Most Beautiful Town on the Coast:
' Csll at tho'bAZFTTi office for particulars,
strictly confidential. Treatment private aud sura
cure.
Proprietor
rv More.
They will keep ob band a f rill line of " '
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and Bread; io fsot everjlbiDB that ii
Tbay will aell ebeap foi cash. Call and
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Bettlors in the 'sho'rtest fiofisiblo time, '
SECURED
n 1 in
T TSI.M ABOUT ..-.i . ... -.i,.,. ....,..!,..
Panultm of tbe Skin, ' Csre of Teth,
SathlngBest Wav. Afler-DlniMr rVapt. ., .
Imngsand Lang Diseases, Jifocto of Tohao,
How to Avoid them Cure for Intemperance, '
Clothing, What to Wear, Heads., Canse A Cure, '
" SUI.ll U n eJtc. a t I O Uet Kid Of LlM