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TWELFTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1894.
WEEKLY rJO. NO. I
SEMI-VtEEKLY NO. !3.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOPlftEnf PURE
Here and There.
Heppner will otlebrate. See ad else
wbere. Over $10,1100 wnrlh of wool was auld
in Hepi n.r )i-Menlny.
Allen Evans, nf A'pine, spent Fridaj
and rtatutday in nor cily.
Arthur Htni'h will clean welches at
tbe red it owl price ul SI.
Win. Matlock: end wifevisited relatives
in Heppner a few di )a laetweik.
A W Patttranu depaitid lor Port
land Sunday nioruing uu bueiuebs.
Warned A few mure ciintomf rs fm
the tmrne laundry, iMuuulain Hnuee.
Hood's Pills ome all liver ill". bilious
ness, j undice, ir.diKeatiou, sick head
Ache. 26o
Pruduoe $2 50 and net the dzt-tte f,.r
one year. Aice family piper, and but
ly to paper oubum.
Jerry Brnenan, who has been quite
dauueronely ill t r Mime wetkx, is ir
ported aa lujpruviu..
Those that have etupity scrip fur hIi
should call nu Oe-i'Ke Conner at Tb
First Nutiunal Bunk. 2 if.
Photographs $1 .50 pel di zen at Sbep
pard'a guilt ry, uear opi-ra house, mirth
Maiu St., Hrppnt-r, Oie. 20 f.
Charley Mil.tr whh in with the Br.-i
iDstalioieht ol the home urup ul
Btr. wbeints thin morning.
Children's Day v.ns observed by the
M. E. bhid iy euhoi 1 uu last Huudai
with apptopt late Heroines.
Mrs. J. C. Hurt will entertain a nnm
ber of her friend at her home ou 1 hum
day evening f em 4 to 10 iiYlork.
Rev. Finnk Parish is conducting a
camp meeting ever on Butter C'tek.
having onmuii need tbeie ou Fri.iiij
last.
Lincoln Crtiddick, .Timtnie Kmgliten
Bni Juh ydiug were in fmui E'glit
Mile Saturday. Ad pridict a buuuiitul
harvest this season.
. Key Frank Ad tine and wife departed
this morning f"r West m, t attend a
eamptiieeting nf the M. E. otinioh,
8 mtb, at that plxce.
EhkIp: The On' nrn mints, of Or k
O.triiity, are runuitia dy and night, nf
tbe prospects are tl.t onnsi Lirable dust
will be token nut Ibis summer.
Spleodid reports as to he emuing
orop in M"i"iiw cnnnly, eoi tinue
come in. We wi I pn-diice the largest
Orop in our history I his season.
Wind and l"ts of dust is now the
order What a pity the street sprit kl i
Oan'tbeiun, hut owing tn the mo-.e
stringency, will bxve tu grin and hear it
Lost Between depot and P-iliice
Hotel, a leather o -se C'tnHiinng gold
sppotarlee with nop. rim hrken. one
glass Ions". Htlitahle reward fur return
to J. C. Hart.
As the name Indicate. Hi'l's VeeP
table Kiotlian Hair Kenpwer is a rp
Deer of the hnir, itichulintf its growth,
health, yi'ii'hful color, and beauty. It
will please un.
Engle: Harney county has resnnnd
work on lis artesian " ell, and n hile
tbey have a flow at pres nt, thpy hopp
to seenrp a stronger one by finking the
well deeper.
W. A Kirk snd family departed tire
morning fur ibp mountains where ilipt
eippct to remHin riurinir the heited
tprm. Many ottiers oontemt late doiuv
tbe same tiling shortly.
Eoho ptaae leaves Hppner for E'dm
Tuesdays. Tnnrd'txs ant Satiirdtis
Arrives Monda)B. Wednpsdaxs ol Kri
daya Fare, one wa),S2.5o PhillOotm.
agent, A. Andrews, Hrnp.
The remains of Albert ii-be were
laid to rest- in the tieppner cemetpr
on 8ata day afternoon after an im
pressive funeral service at the M. I .
chnioh, iti-v. Deiiixnu offlciatinir.
Postmaster Uillixms is depprvinir of
credit fnr the m-niier in whmh he is
fixing up tbe old i s' fB.-e hnihline
He is makinv it a "neat hs a pin" hi
giving it a thnrnngh clemini! and intro
ducing it tn a new coat of fresh paint
Coat tails are no ohj of these times,
esppoially v.hen a man gets htdix
Cared. I' reports are rue, tliP'e is mo
man in ihistowu who will set the wi-ipi
in the future, n- at l-HRt Iip linu !
endeavor so to do, or be compelled n
eek new parturp-.
Joe 3 ill fiu. of E'i;hl Mile, salts tin
Gszette to stHte Hint he wss not the
author of oertatn oorresp ndenO' from
tbat place, which he whs Bonsfd ol
writing, to j i-iio t Mr. Sding w
will say that he was not the wriipr.
although we gin see nothing objection,
able in tbe correspondence in question.
Dr. Ggpn WHSOHlled to Douglas on
Sunday to attend mi o d gentleman b
tbe name nf J. B Oottrell. Some 8 p k
ago Mr Cot'rell had an am bail
broken, and the limb hning impripr'
set, did not I e-tl, and it is now thonvhi
th-it amtnitatii n will he no ssary. Th
man is quite old, and the injury uib
prove fntal to bim,
Simmons Liv-r R'gnUtor has nevei
been kuowu to fnil to ours dyspepsia.
AwanleJ lliglieet
p,Bakin
ft
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia, No Alum.
Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years tlie Standard
N. A Leech, of L-xi' gton, Morrow
ponuty, visited Pendletou last week
He leports ibal a big oron i assured
for Morrow county. $1,000 school
honse is in coarse of construction
L-xngton The fl tiring mt Ht that
place has b-en limning to its fill
aapscity night and day for the past six
inonths. Lxtgt"U is one of the ban
ner popnln-i rrecincts f Jnstrn Oregon,
ind very few vites weie polled in tba'
progres ve vilhiife for old pnrty oantii
la'es at I be last eleotiou. Alliance Her
Kid.
Mrs. Tom Bradley is rapidly mnkini.
the City hotel a popular bosllery. Or
Sutida) lst she set vett a splendid din
tier, ah oh was partaken of by a larg
tinmher of our city people who did uo
tare to go to the trouble of gettirg i
meal mi thar. day, end as for prioe, every
o e should he suited. Mrs Bradley will
ineke I his one f the tea' tires of the hotel
Hint cert'iliily all can aff itti to spebd 25
itents forstifb a meal aa they will get ll
i hey putrouize the City.
A free lecture will lie delivered at thi
p. r t house on Friday evening, July
6. by Ftedeiiok Wallen Brown, a re
in ned miastonaiy from ludia. The
ttleof the lecnre is "Heathenism in
India." end will be appropristely illua
trat. d n uh m tps, cbartH and idols. A
ei ernl ii viiatinn is extended to the
public of H- opner to come and hear this
i.et iip. At 3 o'clock of the Bamenay.
His Kde Liwience Brown will address
die ladies ouly.nu "Umne L fein India."
The reuulor snhsoription prioe of the
Semi-We, kly tiaz'tte is $2 50 and the
regular price ot the Weekly On gonian
i$1.50. Anyone snbt-oribing for the
tl -z He and paying for tue year in
ndvitice cbii nft both the Gaza'te and
Weekl Oregonian f,.r $3. All old sub-"Onhe-s
pajing their auhso'ip'ions for
ne year iu advance wil.be entitled to
the s me
A C. CaMe. of Boise City, Idaho, has
purubaseil the tonsorinl parlor formerly
owt eit by tin) Halt, at the Matlook
nodding next door tn nimon'8 blaok
"mi'h ahni. where he invites the patron
bks of all wltn tlesire strictly first classj
woik at reasonable prioes. Haircut.
shive or shampoo, 23 cents each. Give
htm a e ll
F. 3. 'UalltV3f, 0. F. Mathews, 1J
Ma l-ii'k and t) is Ptteism wen'nfttfe
Hitch creek U-bing grounds" fui Hallir
day af ern on for a fe' daxa Sport At
'Ins anting they have not yet returned
and it l p en nmt-d they are stsying to
o-iioh all the trout in that looality.
Green Mathews, east side of Main
tree', has a neat bather shop aud does
woik at popular pric.s, 2" cuts snave
or haircut. These have been bis charg
ps for mouths. Don't forget him.
Simmons Liver Regulator has never
fa led to rein ve oostiveuess aud blind or
bleeding piles.
PcfFENDHD Publication The Living
Insue, of J -Iiii Dy, has suspended
publionli -it, making its final appearance
last Tburcd-.y This we have predicted,
but did not txpect the event to
happen q nte so soon. There is more
about gelling out a newspaper than
one has au idea, snd just because one
oau dish up a racy artiole is no sign he
is a uewsp 'per man, or knows anything
about making a anocess of that batiuess.
Due thing Certain, one cannot auooeed
ami be eti-mally fighting a lihel suit,
and ever.) one knows thai there is no
cn:isoii for libel suits wben a paper is
conducted properly, especially in timet
"f peace. Eale.
Tub I'biok of Whkat. Will there be
any advance in the price of wheat, isa
q lestion that appeals to every citizen.
The Toledo Blade saa that the low
pi ice if wheat shows no feature of
possible impioV' m'nt. It is ffered to
Europe by otber countries than this, at
priceB wh cli re der Oumpetl.ion impo-o
xihle. On l-st Friday, Argentiue wheal
was i ff te.l iu Loudon, inoluding oost.
insurance and freight, at 61 oenta. The
world's stock ot this cereal dues not
decrees enough tu materially improve
the outlook f holders. The new otp is
near at hand, and there is uotbilig on
whion to base the hope of a lise. On
Hie contrary, 50 cent wheat iu Ohioago
it confidently predicted.
Rapidly. Ukpaihino Dauaoes. Tbe
D. P. Uu , uuw have abjut 1500 men al
oik between Pendleton and Portland
repaiiing I he damage done to tbe road
ly the recent fl tod. It it thought that
all repairs wilt be made between Pendle
ton and Arliugton this week so tbat
tieppner will then have communication
by rail with tbe east. Tbe railroad
0 impauv is nning Ibeir utmost exertions
Honors, Wuild'g Fair.
er.
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to get the line in repair down tbe river
as rapidly as possible. They are pat
ring all the men to work they can get
hold of, but the damage ia so treat tbat
it will possibly be irom40 to 60 days yet
before the road is open tn I ortland In
the mean time it is feared that some ol
nr Inland towns will have to go on
' short rations," unless orders or
groceries ar.d provisions now wanted
can bamore rapidly filled.
A MEANS OUT OF THE DIFFICULTY.
Any strain or bending of the back fot
any length ef time leaves it in a weak
em d condition. A means out of the
I fBoulty is always bandy aud obeap
Do as was done by Mr, Herman
Scbawaygel, Aberdeen, S. D , who says
rbat for several years be suffered with a
chronic stioh iu tbe back, and was
given up by doctors. Two bottles of
-t. Jaonbs Oil completely cured bim.
Vlso Mr. Jobn Lucas, Elnora, Ind,.
a)B, that for several years he suffered
vith paius iu the back, and one bottle
f Sc. JaOubo Oil cured him.
Wanted Papbb. Newspaper men all
brough this region aud in fact in
Eastern Washington are experiencing
ireat d ffii-uity in eecunug soffioieui
f paper wilb wbiob to priut their issues.
Especially ia this true of tbe dailies
bioh consume wagon loads in aver)
short time and for one of which even a
oarload does uot last through so very
many editions. Cat ft from all depots
of supply, the stocks on baud have bet-D
brought very low. Spokane has been
drawn on and has sent out all the
dealers there can spare. To get it Irom
Portland is impossible and will be for
weeks to come, in all likelihood. It
wi'.l soon be neossary to use straw
paper. The Tribune was oompelled this
morning to print a portion of their
edition on mauilla, a very good substi
tote, iidetd, fur news, but ratber ex
pensive. This sciroity of paper is
oausing publishers to pray for railroad
communication. E. O.
As to Ills Appearance.
"Can you describe the man you saw
hanging about the house the day before
the robbery?" inquired the detective.
The Perkins Junction storekeeper
whose place of business hod been
brolcen into and robbed of a consider
erable quantity of plug tobacco, canned
tomatoes and dried peaches, together
with the entire con ten j of the cash
Jrtifacr, umoubtiag to one dollar and
fifty-six cents, reflected a moment and
then asUeJ:
"Do you Unow Bill Quinn?"
"I don't think 1 do."
"Lives down in the Wallick neighbor
hood." "I don't know him."
The merchant shifted his quid to the
other cheek, chewed thoughtfully
awhile and said:
"Know Si Eoberts?"
"No."
"Auctioneer. Ilangs 'round Thomp
son's a good deal."
'Never heard of him. But aa to this
man you saw loafing about here before
the robbery took place I would like to
have you describe him as well as you
can.
Again the storekeeper reflected.
"Well," he said at last, "he looks
some line lliil Quinn and some like Si
Roberts." Chicago Tribune.
Mr. Im O. Tlnkham
8 Boilsat Once
Afflicted me In fact I think do 0110 err suf
fered more from Impure blood. Every rimple or
era eh won 1 1 siread, some times maklatf torei
ai hirge ai a dollar. Four bottles of Iluod'i Sar-
itparill 1 hive thoroughly p trifled ivy blood and
my skin 1 smooth as an Infant's. I nevrr felt
better. L. O. Timkham, Kewhall, California.
Hood's5 Cures
Hood's Pills prompt and tfflcteat
PquirkeIj Poison Ben gwaggart has
a new kiud of squirrel poison which is a
dead shot on squirrels. It ia for sale at
Phill Culm's, at the low figure of $1 per
gallon, io bulk. Tbis poison ia gnaran
teed, or money will be refunded. It if
something tbat iqnirrels will eat, eve
at tbis time of the year. Now is tbe
tima to kill them. '
M cp I!tg Oiub. Peuland k Co. have
on band a flue assortment of maobint
oils, for sale cheap, '
Tbe Union Pao fio is the shortest line
to tba Lewistou, Mioera' Delight,
Atlantic aud booth Pasa gold fields
Kny onr ticket vis Rock Springs or
Ka wlitis, from which points yon can g
by a first olass stag" line to Lewlston,
reacbiDg tbe mines toe same day.
"How to Care All ttkla Diseases.'
Simply apply "Swayne'a Oiotmont.'
No internal medicine required. Corel
tetter. er7ma, itub. si1 .'motions on th
face, bands, nose, sr., leaving tbe skin
clear, while and heallbly. Its great
healing and onrative post era are possess
ed by do otber remedy. Ask your drag-
gut Cor bwsyns's Ointment. aw 1 yr
THE
Cash Bargains
-in-
Jewelry,
Cash Talks
SEE BOHU, MAY
BORG, :
Out for
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY !
t7T great philosopher has laid down tbe maxim of
X "Never put off till tomorrow what cau be done
today." If ou waut bargains today, if you need the
necessities of life in the line of Dry (Joode, Gents' Fur
nishings, Clothing. TiunliS, Vaiises, etc, at pripps never
before offered iu Heppner, call on L. blumentlial, succes
sor to J. ti. Koltuan, Cor. May uud Mhiu streets.
GRKlT BANKRUPT SALIC!
This stock will shortly be lneremed, however, by a well-se'eeted lot of goods, direct from
Portland. Remember that tbene prices huve never been equallei hi lleppiipr.
iw-liu. L. BLL.ME.mHaL, Ucppner, Oregon.
FOURTH OF
Will be a great day
Beoause, all tbe candidates who are floating down Salt River, will have returned
home by the shortest route. When I hey learn of the
GRI5AT UARGAIN SAIB!
Of General Merchandise taking place at
McFarland Mercantile Co.'s Mammoth
Retail Store !
They will make a "bee line" for
WHAT ?
MoFarland Mercantile Co , nf Heppner, selling out at cost? Yes, w offer our
whole stock at lowest wholesale pries, for CASH ONLY, in order to
be ready for our Pall purchases These goods are all New,
Clean, Fiist Class Articles and bought in tbe
best marktts in the Uuited States.
We wish to exchange them for your money.
A Chance of a Life Time to Buy Goods
- r"'r At Cost or Lower !
Dress Goods, White Oonds, Linens, Fmhroderips, Handkerchiefs, Towels,
Infants Caps. Bonnets snd Cloaks, Pursers, Kid Oloves, Htlk Cl oves and Mitts,
Flannels, blankets. Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Knit floods, Hilks Satins, Velvets,
Hiding Gloves, Hl-iok and Colored Hose, Dresa Linings, Stays, Silk Thread and
Twist, Knitting Yarns, Saxony Yams, Fancy Goods, elo.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Slippers,
At prices never thought of. Call and see.
One hundred pairs ohild's heavy lace shoes way down. Men's Bnd Bov's Clothing,
Over shirts. Oloves, etc, Boots, Shoes, Rnhbets, Ha's. (laps, Underwear, While
Shirts, Silk Neokwear, Hosiery, Toilet Soaps Brnsha-, Keior", Table and Pocket
Cntlery, Silver Plated Ware (knives, forks aud epooua; Carviug Bets, Trunks, Va
lises, etc.
Our whole store will
Counter During:
Months.
A Full Stock of Hardware, Conk and
Pails, Pana, Hooking Utensils, C- ff-o Pots.
Brooms, Brncbes, llranitewarp, B -Its and
roots (an mnasj uanien loois, Koor nates. Stove Pipe. Nails, Hoise Shoes, Bar
Iron, Blasting Powder, Hanging and Stand li'imos. G Bsware. Crockerv, T ilet
Sets. B'one Jars, Lamp Cbironove, Lantern (Jlohl'-s. Lanterns, Wicks. Oliver
Chilled Plows, Hang Plows, Hay R.ks Mnaers, Mitchell Wagons, Hacks. Buck
Boards. Carts, Harrows, Heed D ills, at
aud Harness, Killes and Shot Utins, elo.
' Come in and make your selections before the assortment is broken. Save your
money oy Duying at our store, A run
ut inis saie.
ONLY SPOT CASH
Country trade solioited. It will pay yon to travel hundreds of miles to lay in
your snpplies at nnr prioes. Dm't let. fnendahin f r anv firm cause von In tax
yourself thpse hard times. Mail orders
no trouuie 10 snow gooas.
WE MiEAlSr -
Thia Bargain Sale commenoed Monday,
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McFARLAND
iinnmxirnn
mm m la,
The Lancashire Insurance Co.
Of MANCH1CHT K I. 1 IV G LAND
I W. PATTFJiSllN. AGKNT. ono.ijh?jHptjhejw!wid
na. footk's h and-book or health hints and heady recipe,
y ts the UUe of a very valt-sble book that gives a great amount of Information of the I Unod
iswonaoce v STeryooay, w,u,rnmg laetr aaity naniu or Batlag, Drlnklog, Dressing, eta,
IX TELLS A DO IT
Whit to Eat,
Bow to Eat It,
Things to Do,
Things to Avoid,
PerlUof Bummer,
InfloeriM of Plants,
Occupation , for nvsllds,
Alooliol as a food aud a
kedlcme,
Jnprrh.oas nalr,
RemoTlng Bame,
now io ureatbe,
Dantariof Klumg,
VsoUlitioa: ' na, " KiercUe? wt- -
IT TELLS HOW TO CUBE Black Eyes, BoUs, Burns, Chlllblalm, Cold 7eet, Corns,
Cosghs, Cholera, Diarrhoea, Diphtheria, Drsontery, Dandruff, Dyspepsia, Earache, Felons Fetid
Feat, Fraekles, Headache, Ulccouxh, Hives, Uoaneness, Itching, Inilamed Breuu Ivy Potsoomc
Xolet, Pimples, Plies, KbeumatUm, Blngworm, Bnorlng, Stammering. Sore Eyes, gore Month,'
Bore Nipples, Sore Throat, Sunstroke, Stings and Insect Bites, Sweating Feet, Toothache Ulosca,
Warts, Whooping Cough, V, orau lu Children. IT W ILL SAVB IOOTOa MILLS.
tyAll new snoscribers and prompt renewals dnnngtbe mouth of June will be
presented with a free copy of this aa a preminm.
LEGAL
JEWELER!
Watches,
Clocks,
SILVERWARE,
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, -Etc.,
Etc
' Trust "Ousts
HEPPNEK. OR.
JULY, 1894,
in Eastern Oregon t
it at a "Nancy Hanks'' gait.
be a Big Bargain
the coming Summer
Hosting Stoves. Tinware. Buckets. Milk
Tea Pots. Htovp Rollers. Wash Tubs.
Washers, Plow Single Trees, Carpenter
oost until pies nt stock is sold. Saddles
Hue of Groceries at cut prices, ou til close
gets goods AT COST.
ourt fully filled. Cull and be oouvii.oed ;
BUSINESS !
June 4th, 1891.
Parasites of the Akin, Csre of Teeth
llathltig-ltcst Wav, After Dlnner rV.ps,
I.unimand Lung Dfseases, EfYocU of TobarVjo,
How to Avoid Them, ('are for InUtmDoranea
WotMng, What to Wear, 4 c2rs,
Uow Much tn Wear, To Get HlJl of I Icm.
3 A At A.1J L .
COMPANY
Plenty of them at the
Gaz4te Office
Why Don't You
Call on the New Firm at the old Van Pnjn f fund ?
You will certainly be surpiised at tbe low prices in
Dry Goods, Ladies Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Notions, Clothing, and
A Complete Line of Groceries.
COME IN AND SEE US !
No trouhlft to show poods! ami pivp
Eespectfullt Youiti,
HORROR & AVAKRlillsr.
They All Get Something.
FROM a bushel of corn, a distiller gets four gallons of whiskey
which retails at $16.00. Tim imrornmant ..or- to. tin . n. r fl
. - f- .,Uv. fiuTO.w, liio i tinner
who raised the corn gels 40 cents ; I he railroad gels $1.00 ; the inanu
facturer gets $4.00 ; tbe retailer gets $7.00; the consumer gets six
months, Bnd the policeman gets paid for running him iu.
You'll get something too if you run in and see the new lines of
Dress Goods we ooeu out this week vnn'll t an t,u ;..
and perhaps a dress. e have opened 15 CBes of new drens materials
and laces that left tbe other side of the fiah poud only four weeks ago.
y INOR Sc CO
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The -Eseley Institute
-OF-
C. RTJHL, Proprietor
Tie Enterprise Bakerv and Crater?
On May Street, opposite Palaoe Hotel. Tbey will keepon hsnd a fnll lineof
STAPLE AND FAN C Y
Groceries and Previsions.
A full lineof choice Pies, Ckea and Biesd j In fact everl,in(r that ia
usually kept io a first-class bakery store. Tbey will sell cheap foi cash. Call and
try them. (w
Land Patents
Land patents secured for settlers in the shortest possible tima
Contested Cases
Contested cases intelligently and skillfully handled.
Old Claims and Disputes
Old claims and disputes speedily settled.
Contests
Between individuals ha vine ootflieting olaims under the agricultural land
laws, and those between olaimaiit under the Mineral Laws and agricultural
claimants; and aUo b.itwn cl-tim inte no lr any of tbe public 1 411 1 liw-i and the
Kailroad oompaiiiea and their trranteis, mid the states and their (ruutees, under
ti.e 8wrmp Land and Hchwl Land Grains.
Specialty madenf sctirin(( patents in the shortest possible time for settlera
who have complied with the laws nndi-r wbioh their entries w-re mede, and who
are anuoyed and worried by delays in the issue ol their patents, caused by Trifling
Irregularities which can be easily and speedily removed.
Advice also given in all matters relating t the public lands, especially on
points arising under tbe new laws wbiob have been recently passed providing for
the disposal of tbe pnblio domain.
If yon want your land patent In a hurry if yon want yonr land bnsiness, of
any charaorer, attended to by skillful and cmpeteut attorneys, and promptly dis
posed of, write to
PRESS OLAIMS COMPANY,
John Wedderburn, Gen. Man.,
P. O. Boi, 886.
It is the Headquarters !
1 1
jrjaint. Drugs) Oils. Olcaasai. Toi
let Artloesi, Putent ldcltctnea.
Kto
Office of all stages running
p ricpR,
Heppner, Orecon.
For the Cure ot
Liquor, Opium and Tobacco Habits
It Is located at Forest Grove, Or.,
77i Mutt Beautiful Town on the Coait,
rsll at the Oaistte offlo for particulars,
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