. NOT ASICK DAY
For Over Thirty Years!
BESTCT OF USING
AYER'SPILLS
"Ayer's Cathartic Pills for over thirty
years have kept me in good health
never having had a sick day in all that
time. Before I was twenty I suffered
almost continually-as a result of con-stipation-irom
dyspepsia, headaches,
neuralgia, or boils and other eruptive
diseases. When I became convinced
that nine-tenths of my troubles were
caused by constipation, I began the use
of Ayer's Pills, with the most satisfac
tory results, never having a single
attack that did not readily yield to this
remedy. My wife, who had been an
invalid for years, also began to use
Ayer's Pills, and her health was quickly
restored. With my children I had no
ticed that nearly all their ailments were
preceded by constipation, and I soon
had the pleasure of knowing that with
children as with parents, Ayer's Pills,
if taken in season, avert all danger of
sickness." H. Wkttstein, Byron, III.
AYER'S PILLS
Highest Honors at World's Fair.
Ayer's Saraaparilla Strengthens the System.
VYi'tAnitari
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SUN MONTtjnWEP I TiliJ I FRI I SAT
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8 9 10 JJ 12 5
'5 16 II ' 18" 19 20 TT
22 25 2 J- 26 27
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TIME TABLE.
Staye for Hardm.n, Monument, Long Creek,
John Day and Canyon City, leaven aa follow! :
Every day at a. m., except Hunday.
A rrlvea every day at 6 p. m., except Monday.
The cheapest, quickest and beat Hue to or
Iroin the interior country.
WALT. THOMPSON, Prop.
Phlll Cohn, AKent.
Extra Palt Star Brewery Baar
In Pint Bottloi can be
bad only at the
City Hotel Bar!
Where hltih grade Llquora and ClK.ri are also
kapt by Ti-d.
Here and There.
Millions ride tba ltanibler.
Ika EddIs has biryoles lo rent.
Clrouit oourt ia grinding today.
Mrs. Ssrsh Donaboo stent Hnndsy at
Arlington.
Entertainment at lbs opera bouse
Tbttrsdsy evening.
Tba Niles-Vinson, Marble Works,
Walla Walls. Wash,
James Hsma, of lbs Hardman oonntry,
is 10 attendance at oourt.
Petar Brenner, of Eight Mite.Usmoog
ths court visitors Hits week.
Geo. Fell arrived boms (mm I'rsiris
City oo Fridsy evening's stage.
Psnl llietmsn, of lone, is ona of lbs
jurors attending court (bis week.
La Gr.nds Marble Works, I .a (trends
Ore. H. 0. Hruilti.saliwroen, Ueopner.
ti B. Kpeuliliog, of tbisconnty, was
discharged from tbs Insane asylum last
Batorday.
Condon Glob-: Jobuale Kea-ney left
Wsdaeslay for Eugsns, to visit bis rels'
lives a few days.
Wills k fclocnro's grocerv department
is complete. They ars aslltog goods st
osl end mora to. c,f
For tba finest eoofortinneries and
freshest frails call on W. L. Hsliog si
Jerry Oobn's old sUoJ.
Wsotad-FU'O or fancy sing. Will
grt o I ha bnriM or taks sewing al boms.
. . - I f -fwl e
Mrs. Mary llaoderson
Wills A rMneum are s-lling a seamless
fast black b pl " Weenl hue
Id town fur only 13 oats. 6 f
Jetk La r-turo1 from Mw
Friday, br ba bad in stalling aitb
bis n.rnU fr tbs p" l
T. W. Ajrs end wif and Ernes! Kirk
dei.art! the UUr r !!
bri-f sJ mro al Malta (fit spro.
I. P. Ktrhora. a i-k b-iyrf ft Tbs j
I),ll-a, arrttl vtir i a-w, .
st.l rel of ff"" Ibis tocU
A. A. Jin. ' ,
of Ibis di.if.ei, flaws np ,r".T ... ?
o m lo stun Unc- 't Ibts '
Mrs Fmil rn an n.w.,.j
train f.r M"on'"ln. !
lo siwoJ tl J ""''"'
itb fnn'l.
tllHS!
Vi.lllbg
A K Watt, righl of V f r lbs
nil AN srTiV-4 iMt wigbl'S irsio.
,l. .V ik. . nr... in ths
ur st i - - ---- -1
I
tt l.inh la Wafa. Imt r
htt.l I I -if lire
r.f a litavloh 1 . Ilk
Mff.fitla. for
... .' - 1 ba f .fta. e-fla
iiy. mvn
waaii'v . Aaf'a
m fr?f.l.! - ii
sUrseperti fsw ..y w-- '
o.n ...ara m It In r.
ms asl r ,b t-"' na-f
tf6'.li o4fcstiIO'.
Lost SomewhArann Ikarnoil Ulun
Umatilla and Kennewick, Wash., a
pocket book containing a small sum of
money, a few receipts and a note due
fonr months from date, issued May loth,
in favor of Sterling Smith and eigned
by Q. W. Wells, both of this oity. This
property can be of no value to the finder,
however, he will confer a great favor by
returning same to Grove Smith, of thia
oity. 4 ij
The C. M. Grimes oatlle shipment,
consisting of nine carloads, went down
on yesterday's train. This shipment
goes to the Union Meat oomnany. Mr.
Grimes departed yesterday afternoon for
the Haystack country, where he ezpeotg
to gather and drive over 15 carloads
wbioh will be shipped from tbis point
the first of next week.
Yon cannot be cbeerfal or happy while
your liver is disordered, life is but a
weary bnrden to persons so afflioted.
Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and kidney
Balm is the right thing to put this organ
into healthy condition. It inoreneps the
seoretion of bile, stimulates the kidneys
and restores the organs of the body to
the proper performance of their functions.
Price $1.00 per bottle.
The jurors and witnesses before the
grand jury were summoned to appear
yesterday, and as a result rather a large
orowd of people were in town, though no
court was held owing to the faot that it
was Labor day, a legal holiday. Conse
quently no court session could be legally
held.
Ike Ennis has a stock of bicycle
repairs and will fix your wheel up at
reasonable rates. It is his intention to
make a specialty in this line, and bs the
number of wheels is rapidly increasing,
tbis will oertsinly be pleasing news to
those who are so fortunate as to own a
bike. tf.
Quite a difference of opioiou relative
to Labor day seems ta exist. This was
formerly the first Monday in June but
was chnngnd by the last legislature to
the first Monday in September. Yes
terday was the third general observance
of Labor day in Oregon.
Wra. Budio arrived from Long Creek
Sunday afternoon in private conveyance
to be in attendance at the present term
of court. Mr. Rudio reoently disposed
of bis merchandise store in that burg,
and expects now to give bis entire atten
tion to stock business.
A baoking cough keeps the bronohial
tubes in a state of constant Irritation,
which, if not speedily removed, may lead
to ohronio bronohitis. No prompter
remedy can be found than Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Its effeot is immediate and
tbe result permanent.
Mies Eva Bbea. daughter of James
Rhea and Miss Iva Mitohell, daughter
of Ob Mitohell, departed Saturday for
The Dalles, where both will again enter
tne St. Mary s academy for the oomins
sonool year. The school opened yester
day morning,
E. H. Clarke, tbe wool buyer, and J
V. Tallraan, one of Pendluton's leading
druggists, were in Heppner for a abort
time Saturday, having driven over from
the Teal springs and Camas prairie coun
try, where they spent a few days last
ween
Ben Mathews is now sole proprietor of
trio city meat market where be kceos
fresh supply of beef, pork, mutton, vesl,
sausage, bacon and lard, which be sells
for the lowest market prioe. Fred Bock,
the Portland butcher, is still witb biin. tf
Wills & Slocum are now in a position
to give tneir customers some rare bar
gains in dry goods, hoots and shoes, as
tney buy nearly all or tbe above men
tioned direot from the faotories, thus
saving me middle mau's profit. 6tf
O. F. Walker, the Portland stock
buyer, oame op on Friday evening's
train to reoeive two carloads of sbeep for
shipment to Seattle markets. He failed
to get any sheep ready for market so de-
parted tor Portland yesterday.
J. C Borohers returned last Friday
from Portland witb tbe necessary stook
and yesterday opened np the hotel bar
with a fresh consignment of liquors and
oigars. Chris now has charge o( both
the hotel and bar.
Miss Ada Rhea returned home last
Friday evening from an extended visit
with relatives st Hillaboro. During ber
visit sbe also joined a reoreation party
for a brief sojourn at tbs coast down at
Newport.
UllbODsen li'oa. are now located al
Fossil. From that place tbey writs the
Gazette that after Ibeir tour over tbe
oouotry tbey expect to return to Hero
ner and build a gallery for a permanent
location
E. O.: Pete A Hen, son of Ed. C. Allen,
fell while climbing tba barber pole in
front of tbs Golden Rule hotel, and
strnok on bis back against Iba bydrsnt
ills injuries will not prove permanent,
Dr. Holmes, one of tbs participants in
tba recent shooting scrape in Portland
is sgain able to attend lo bis profeaoiooal
duties. Vt. Ansploni Is not so forto
oste, Iboogb be is rapidly recovering.
Born To tba wife of 0. N. Peck, near
Lexington, a chart time sloes, an sight
pound boy. Mother again sbla lo lsvs
Iba botisa, however, we learn tbat Peck
is still in quite a preoarious eondition.
W. L. Halloa has pnrcbued tba oon
frctionerv store formerly run by Lome
- , X'".fc',. U . ..... W-- V..MU 1 1, II U
UMI nw...t .......I. I- ..J
iyll continue business at Ibis stand.
Tempertno drinks, each as ice cream
soda, lemon ad and oraoge cider oiahed
np in royal stylo by W. L haltog
Hivial attention is called ki orsngs
oi'ler as a oool and refrrabiog drink.
Morrow oonntr m bow visild with
showers of rsin alrnnat dally. In fart It
can rain hers Jn-t as ily as In the val
ley wbn tt gts started. Tbs only Iron
b'.s is In getting it started.
Captain Hney, V. H. A , Han Iii,o,
CL say : "Hhilob's Cats-rb lUmed v Is
tbs ft rat ratdmine I have ever found that
wnnld d'l ma any good." Price blc.
T. W. Ay era, Jr.
Nets Mtgnnun r timed from Tl
tiatnMaV AVMfiltitf hvltiult.tf
him ll'J'l llanov. Al'ri !, UVMs,
Jet l'-m, W. II. Carry od Win.
Pleititnon.
Joe Wolery esme op trim 1 n )
lerday on bis bicrr. J recently r.
turn J Ir'.rn a u I with b'-m f k
rxMk In liiifi. He rrtorts a very
plraasnl lira.
W. L Hl i.- h Jit rrl coo.
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gr t, f Mum. sod .-.re.
i ol Bos ffoil li"Hd mails ...(
, bMI
tiUlli.il LOf. lolln aliU
Croup C'lra, la la gfe.l i-iii.i... Curkft
am mU iiS I wrfiiy fly. duar. i nly Xk.
If'i .ll... I.... If W .1 I h 1 U Atara
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Wh.t-t.r may t- th. e,n. of M.nrh.
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a,..., hf i?,ananr iiai inani farrif.ir
! Uli t ri-i.ian h-.ii f.-i.-. r.
i 1r Xt ( rr-kff m
H.pt.lllhl'l lim. lr.ni..'. t-row
' to tm ff inf i f f nmt or
j iv.rtas sis sifss j; in traisieg.
Very Cbeottabls. Last Sanday eve
oing the Christian Endeavor society of
tbis City rendered a program that had
been especially prepared for tbe occasion
that was all in all very creditable Dot
only to the society but also to those who
participated. The Endeavor meetsevery
Sunday afternoon, but as it was thought
there would be no servioes in Heppner
last Sunday this special program was sr.
ranged for the occasion. Tbe Endeavor
subject for tbat date was "Enthusiasm."
This was taken up and discussed at tbe
evening meeting by Messrs. James Hart
and Harry Bagley, both of whom de
livered very interesting addresses. Misses
Eva Brians Bnd Lillie Bisbee also each
gave a reoitatioh appropriate tor the oc
casion. Special preparation bad also
been made by the choir, and as a result
number of excellent selections were
rendered. Rev. Jenkins closed tbe meet-
ng witb a few fitting remarks, congratu
lating tbe Endeovor on the eucoess of
tbis their first effort, and urged them to
continue tbis plan of work.
Among the numerous persons who
have been cured of rheumatism by Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, mention should be
made of Mrs. Emily Thorue, of Toledo,
Wash., who says: "I have never been
able to procure any medioine that would
relieve me of rheumatism like Cbamber-
ain s Pain Balm. I have also used it
for lame back with great suooess. It is
the best liniment I have ever used, and
take pleasure in reoommending it to
my friends." For sale by Slooum-John-
son Drug Co.
Death of Mrs. T. J. Allyn. Word
was reoeived in Heppner yesterday after
noon of the deBth of Mrs. T. J. Allyn,
wife of T. J. Allyn, of lone, which oo-
curred early yesterday morning, being
brought about by Bright's disease.
Mrs. Allyn has suffered greatly during
the past year snd for tbe past month has
been confined to ber bed the greater
portion of tbe time. Early last week
she was taken to Portland for treatment
at tbe hospital, but the physician in
formed Mr. Allyn that nothing oould be
done tor ber. He at enoe returned
home with ber, arriving lust Thursday,
when she gradually grew worse until
death came at the above stated time.
The remains will be interred this after
noon at Lexington. The many friends
of Mr. Allyn extend to him their sincere
sympathies in this bis sad hour of
sffliotion.
Everywhere We Go
We find someone who has beenonred by
Hood's Sarsaparilla, and people on all
hands are praising this great medicine
for wbat it bas done for them and their
friends. Taken in time Hood's Sarsapa
rilla prevents serious illness by keeping
tne Diooa pure and an the organs in a
healthy condition. It is the great blood
purifier.
Hood's Pills become the favorite ca
thartic with every one who tries them.
25u pur box.
An Entertainment. Under the aus
pices of tbs teachers' institute an eloou-
tionary entertainment will be given at
tbe opera bouse next Thursday evening
by Mrs. E. E. Baloomb, wife of Prof.
Baloomb, of tbe Monmouth State Nor
mal Sohool, assisted by local talent.
This entertainment will also be inter
spersed witb appropriate vocal and in
strumental music An all around ad
mission of 25 oents will be oharged. Box
sheet at W. L. Sitting's store. Call on
him for reserved seats. This entertain
ment will without doubt bs one of tbe
best we bsve had this seson,and no one
oan afford to miss it.
"We had an epidemic of dysentery in
thia vicinity last summer," says Samuel
S. Pollock, of Brioelaod, Cal. "I was
taken witb it sod suffered severely until
somenn calh d mv attention to CIihiu
berlain's (Jolio, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I procured a bottle and flt
better after tbe first d'se. Before one
bhlf of tbe bottle bad been need I wss
well. I recommended it to my friends
and their experience was Ihe same. Ws
II unite in saying it is the best." Fur
sale by Kloootn-Johnsoo Drug Co.
Fist Fat iT.-W A. Fisher, Iba fruit
man from tbs Haystack oouotry, was in
Heppner tbe Utter part of Isat week witb
a One load of almost atery kind of fruit
imaginable. Mr. Fisher reports his fruit
very fins this season, though this is
nothing nnnsaal aa be bsa a bountiful
fruit bsrvest every season. This is bis
first trip tbis year, bnt from tbis lima on
bs expects to ba wilb ns almowt avery
week nntii tbe frail season ia over.
Finher has tbs thanks of the entire Os
teite force for a fine sample I mix of his
products and several very succulent
melons, which were certainly diapoaeJ
of aitb at proprists despatch.
Bar A ra Ira Halve.
Tba beat salve in lbs world for ruts,
IiruiaHi, Mure, Ulcers, Mall Rbenm,
Fever Horea, letter. Cbspped Hands,
CbtlbUins, CurM. and all skin eruptions
snd jxmttlvely onrts 1'iIm, or Bo psy
required. It is gttk'anloed to give
pa '(act satisfaction or money refanded.
riPe 2-1 cent per box. For sl by
T. W. Ayera. Jr.
r"i Flint roB Hi.k. lames Ilager
m q-uniity of very fins fruit whiob
1 hs will dii"Mi of at pnc sod on terms
Ibul sre rertatsl; vry revinabU. linns
and prune a t-n oil rr pnnd and
pr i t'i fii U,.i, tlao i
tko In i' h'iif f it II l fruit si U
e-ui per lei'hrl iUlir- .1 Vr lligr's
I. Tk a IiiUk cf cpi(ir-
I'ltiltjr .i g I fl'.e f:i;'. i.; n f f.i.1,
' figure.
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l)n..; i -Mf, . ln.lliUr,
tMit'l h Mrs. Win Wa-fea, i no
prr ('. I l'i it i all kin N of dfrwutliiiig
In M, Utr.i c ( .il.. I'etf.ct tcfn.
Iiti gn.rtiie. jehtiitlitl I 'l.ll r.g,
si I. Main trl. f, rff.
Allatail Ika aliM.ttllftf.aa flfll.ifim.lil I
, n h,, i,,, Iv ! I l ofa-lay l.iO,
a.t.. -i". . .
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.Nj sitrs ibafg
jf rwfTi a,u.
V.f. F. C lU rmH .-. I w.f. sff.t
fm J.,f,, I t,r,n.a t. m
e- liriing i. u,f it..iiii' wti'ti
i ot.te4 in this ci! ; l(m',rrw.
THR PORTLAND EXPOSITION.
The Portland Industrial Exposition
will open on Ootober 5th and close on
November 5, 185, lasting just one
month. To tbe oredit of tbe exposition
tbis year it may be said it will be con
ducted on a different plan from that of
1891. It is being promoted entirely by
tbe business men of Portland instead of
by an imported boomer as last year.
The business men of the metropolis have
subsoribedvthe sum of $10,000 to be used
to make the big fair a suocess, and suffi
ciently attractive to invite inspection by
people from all parts of the northwest.
The admission tbis year has been re
duced to 25 cents, or just one-halt the
orioe oharged in former years. Mr.
Charles H. Dodd is chairman o the ex
position oommittee, Mr. Charles H. Hunt,
superintendent of tbe exposition- and
Mr. E. 0. Masten, secretary, which faot,
when taken into consideration the busi
ness interests of thtse gentlemen in the
northwest, insures success to tbe enter
prise. il. S. Pague, the U.S. weather bureau
man who manufactures the weather for
Oregon, is chairman of the oommittee on
state and County exbioits. Mr. Pague
very much desires an exhibit from this
county, and to this end will see that free
transportation is furnished all exhibits.
Tbis matter should be taken in band by
someone who bas time to look after it,
and who will see that Morrow oounty
has a creditable exhibit at tbe Oregon
Industrial Exposition.
None Bat Ayer's at the World's Fair.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla enjoys the extraor
dinary distinction of having been the only
blood purifier allowed an exhibit at the
World's fair, Chicago. Manufacturers
of other sarsaparillas sought by every
means to obtain a showing of their goods
but they were all turned awsy under the
application of tbe rule forbidding tbe
entry of patent medioines and nostrums.
Ihe deoision of the World's fair autho
rities in favor of Ayer's Sarsaparilla was
in etteot as follows: "Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla is not a patent medioine. It does
not belong to the list of nostrums. It is
here on its merits.
Captain Paul Webb Dies.
Tbe Captain Paul Webb who had bis
back broken up in Idaho died at tbe
Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane, and
tbe Spokesman-Review says:
"Captain Paul Webb' is dead.
James Stewart, assuming tbe name of
the man who won fame and fortune by
bis daring exploits, tried to do as much,
not for empty notoriety or quiokly spent
riches, but for a cause truly noble at
tempted a dangerous feat indeed, and
death is the result. To save the borne
of his aged father and mother down in
the pretty Willamette valley be tried to
ride down tbs long log shuts near Cicnr
d'Alene oity in bis patent barrel. In
the rapid descent it jumped from the
shuts and, striking the rocks below, bis
back was broken. Tbe best medical
skill was secured, tbe most gentle of
nurses were at bis bedside, but after
eight weeks of suffering death has at
last eased bis pains."
A I'lnnter's Recommendation.
Mr. J. W. VenBble, of Downey, a pio
neer of Los Angeles County, Cal., says
"Whenever I am troubled witb a pain in
tne siomaon or witu amrruoea l use
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diur
rhoea Remedy. I have used it for years,
know it to be a reliable remedy, and reo
ommend it to every oue." For sale by
Slooum-Jobuson Drug Co.
AUT AHMKKMAN'8 OI'IMUN.
Editor Gazette:
I just rooeived a letter from Art Am'
meruiao, and aa so many friends inquire
of me about Art, I seud yon a portion o
bis letter. He wrote:
"I found my folks all living and well.
I alao am well snd np In Potter county,
Pa., in tbs lumber couutry and stn get
ting g'rod wages. Times ars better hers
tban io Oregon sod tbers is lots of busi
ness going on and great many men
looking for work. Wagei from 1 So to
fl.G.) per day without board, but s msn
might a well be in I lie penitentiary as
working for many of lbs eastern firms.
Tbey thiuk niau is no better than s
dog. I like tbe west and it limes wers
good there I would be back io leas than
week." C. N. r-E.
Lf.iinotum, Or., Sept. 2, IH.iS.
0. F. White, the hotel keeper at Wil
lows, came np on laet sveuing's train to
attend court.
A. IW.rd arrived Kuridsv from the F
sil country itu bead of call Is for T.
A. KhtHi, whloh r drlivwred li (J. M.
Grimes for shipment )rtr Jy.
J. M. INZr, deputy eonnty clerk of
Umatilla ootiuijr, aooompaiiiKd by bis
wif and r ! I I.J, I vmiliiig with bis
brothers, J. W. snd H.in, ol this oity.
Karl's Clover Itot, lbs gr-t III.kmI
paritlor, givrs frmhneM snd olrsriinMi to
Ids Oimplrnion snd cnrs (Nn.iiptioa,
il dm., IM ct... I . rf.U by T. W. Ayers.
Jr.
Mm Y.i IlrinDs drp.it. I hi
nwin fur M.Uui to vi.il with ir
at tli.l .lve. Afters tiriff ti.it there i
she will go lo M iiiTO'iOth wlipre eh. will
enlr lit Mnniiiouib Normal fur the
Ooriiirg si'bl yv.r.
KABL'2
IW.hI y linirrwa'art t y (aa I CfiaabAa
Si4t.iAitayf.ara. MitifU. IrM.
at.!.! ffavafrvai Iful IK awa Trafrt.
IfA tri.TT-iawiTrrirrftTi
nw iiur
Mm 1 au aavt um.
rif Mi l.y 1
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Any ii..rii..f In l.'fu lln mhn
,laifa t,a a.rir Iff an klt'iM, III
lili,l I'. I,", Will f'.d il li Lis
S'!l,l t I p! iO Of lra, ,, I 4,
an utm
Pure Blood
Il the secret of the restoration to bealti
Which Hood's Sarsaparilla gives.
"It gives me
pleasure to recom
mend Hood's Sarsa
parilla. It has cured
tne1 at many com
plaints, and puri
fied my blood. I
was troubled with
my liver, had hip
disease and other
troubles, with s well-
s lng of my ankles.
For a long time 1
had to walk with a
cans. For several
v4ii years' I was gradual-
breaking down. I had the grip1 in a
severe form. I procured six bottles of
Hood's Sarsaparilla and it built ma np.
My recovery I owe to Hood's Sarsaparilla.
All my ills have gone and I feel like a
new person. I sleep wellandeatheartilv."
mbs. charlotte J.klly, iiaywards, Cal.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the only true blood purifier prominent
ly iu the publio eye today Try it.
Ul). tSsii curs' habitual constlpa-
UWU a tlon. Price 2fio. ner box.
It Leads Them All.
The "Cyclone" Thresher.
If you buy a new
Thresher, Engine,
v HORSE POWER
OR SAW MILL
You of course want the best.
Write for Catalogue and Prices.
The Massillrjn Engine X Thresher Co.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Oregon Good Enough.
At a meeting reoently held in a neigh
boringtown the preacher sprung that old
worn-out ohestnut, "All who wish to go
to heBven to stand up." All but one man
is said to have instantly jumped to their
feet. The minister witb surprise de
pioted on bis face, advanced down the
aisle saying, "Why, Bro. , do yon
oot want to go to heaven?" "No." re
plied the man. "Oregon is good enonch
for me."
liflst, Btrayed or Stolen.
A bay mare, six years old. branded
watch key, has a young oolt. Was last
seen between Heppner and Hardman.
Five dollars reward will be paid for ber
return to E. J. Kkenet.
41-lf. Heppner. Oregon.
Fred Fon 8alh. Tbe M. 0. L. A T.
company have a full stock of all kindsof
feed, such as ohop, mill feed, barley,
etc, which will be sold st reasonable
prices. Don't negleot to see tbem for
same. 63tf
'Twill paint your cheeks, cnrl your
hair and put a smile on your face that
time alone oan only wear sway : Baling's
orange cider.
(Jounty oourt begins its September
session tomorrow. Commissioners Baker
and Howard and Judge Keithley will all
probably be in stteudanoe.
Walt. Thompson runs stage between
Heppner and Monument, arriving every
day except Monday and leaving every
day eicept Sunday. (Shortest and oheap
est route to the interior. 1. Oohn,
agent.
TIMHr.K CL'LTUKK.
f AND OFFIf'E
Til K DAl.t.F.K, IlKKdON,
Ciilllhlnllit li.vlliff Imhhi hii.
1 J Auk. '.', I'i'.
i.tihI m thin nitli'. Iiy Henry ( rmner mr.uiit
Nim-I I) Hin I lnr l 1 1 ii ri' lirnm)r wllh law
to IImiImt rnlturx Kntry Nn. Jill, iintnl (tt to-
n-2l Iwm, tiHin tho H'j HK1, .ml e1, BW'4,
H. TII1111 . Tnwiinhlp 4 H . I(misi2.'i K lit Mnr
row County, (irrif"ii. wllh . view to Ilia csnrol.
I. tloii of mi l riitry.contcauiit .llr.lii( IIM the
ll.lllM.r...ltllir.t la t. Ii.a ,...( 1... n II..I I . I. .
Hint Ilia Kiilfyiiimi liu nrvnr lirokrn or ilowri
lint rvnori-a ol thr a.lil tnu't anil thla oiiIt lor
the flrat year, .nil aui li lullnra atlll ailala. lha
sin I'urlli-narr iiorciiv nininiiliiwi to aiiiKar at
una iim.'H nn tli "in nay ol m-tolwr. wtu. t 10
o i Iik .. in.. In rraiMitnl aul luriila i Irnilinniiy
riiniiTiiliiK ini .IIpkp la 1 1 urn. J. W. Morrow,
ruinity rli-it, la .nthorl-l to la. a thn trail,
ninny In aal'l raw al hla oSir. at llriiiir, Mnr
rnw ronnty.un tli lat U.y o (h i..ht. l't, Bt
III o l ira k a. In. JAS. . MH)KK,
!! KruliUT
TO TAXI'AVHIM
V'TlfROF VFF.TIN'I OF roiNTV BOAKfl
11 nl t,.iiallall"il. lowlimn It may rom rii
mttlfx la lii'fi'l.jr ilirli that tli. H.asr.l ol KH.I
tailin lur Hi, i'oiiiity ml Morrow, aut. o lira
will imo'l al Ilia oRira ol th.roiu.ty rli-rk
ol aal'l roiinly ami Halo o'l Momtay, tli. JM
lay ol ..l-iiil-r. a-i4. aii'l roiillima In a'aalon
lur nua wwli tlirrvft,r. Any M.ronnr Maona
navuif any ronipiaiina ifi inaai win aH.r
tlii. tliiiaalwrc iiiimiIIoiumI. J. F WII.I.I4,
.1
olllily Aaaraaof,
MITICK OF IMKNIIciN.
I AVIIOFKi F. AT I.A HllAMlF. OKK(ilJ
14 aiiiiiii ii, l"' MMIiw la livrriiy ln
II. al lli lollow lftr iiamr.l arltlrr liaa fllil no
tli f ol hla Inl'Mitlon i, (naka Soal irai III aup.
I.ri oi i.iai lann. ai.'i ihal aal'l .i'. .III I
tnal liiora J w. Morrow, nii.ty fl'l.rk, al
ll'l(ner, n iron on n w.ir . i.ii, via:
iiMM W. I Allr V.
Il l A..l. allon So fHl, lof Ui fit (W. t,
II tiami4. lha lollnwlng w IIih aa.a lo mva
hla r.iiiiliiMoiia iraHriKi u'iu .ml rultliallon
1 1 t - ri r. " . m
oi. aai'i iii.il, vir
Mai ll.iph.a J.w K l..r. Nir. MrCiiUoiifh.
nnii.iH iiMao-w. .u oi iir..i.r. ir on
M F. Wll.x-11.
M-TKK ur INTENTION.
ku orru at tmf i.ai t ra. oi(rifij
A.i,.l i. Iv. S..II. t,-i. l. an an
II. follow In iiml aiilrr haa pla.l hq.
I hr Itiivt.Hon lo n.afea Anal iioof In a-ira-
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if, iirt'n. nnmuiiar.. iii,iu
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a. t.ait.-a II. ..l!oai.a a It iaara In rr,..
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of. aal'l 'ai.'l If
u.i. jamin la'apf, A -la ln. I. w lawta. hf
llaf'ttoan, liifflon, lu.i.rl ii.ini'.'.. ol U'-iiiftl
.-.. r, w'.nr..
; Ki.i.r.
Admini$tfator't Hotict
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Nearing the
(80 OCR COMPETITORS SAY.)
Rumbling Noises
The Earth is Getting Hot,
Church Members are Rowing!
Smoke is issuing from several places in the city, the hissing of escaping
steam startles tbs people.
Causes of the Commotion
lst.
2nd.
Srd.
4th.
CALIv ON.
MINOR &
And tbey will explain
We Are Not Excited, But
DON'T FORGET THAT
P. C. THOMPSON CO.
Are Still in Business
In spite of boycotts. Our enemies are still trying to drive us out, but
as long as our friends Btay witb us, we will continue to
sell honest goods at honest prices
WE DON'T THROW OUT BAITS
To catch suckers as we do not expect reasonable
people to judge us by the price of one or two
articles.
Be sure and call when you want
Groceries
, Hardware,
Willowware, and
UNIVERSITY
1 8.)5
fTUE UNIVEIWITY OF OHKGON,
Q to all students. Young men can
oormiinry ior a uvi fr wm, ivoompr. iui-diho ilieir own linen. lonog
womso ars provided board in privat families st tv'l () r erk. Young womsa
desiring board should s.1 Irree Prof. John
Young Women's Cbriatian A.soeialioo,
bsccslsnresta degree, Uai-belor of Arts,
Isra witb Oirre.pondiiig eonraas of study.
offered: An Kngliah oooraa loa-lmg iu
Ibroa years to tba title gradual in Engliah; an advam-o.1 oon raw for gr.diialfs ol
normal schools leadiog to Itia degre master of plsgiigy ; A Hire years rooms In
civil angioeering leading to lbs degree civil snginaer; a eonr.sof Iwo years for
learbara of phyalr.l aliiralioa lealmg to a diploma ami lbs title direotmr of
pbysKal sduoaimn. Tba rnlver.il charges sa incidental fee of ten dollars whiob
la payable In alvanoa by all atadmts, Hlodents holding diplumss from His publio
sobools and iboas bavlag ten hats' eertifleales ara a.lmlttel lo the preparatory
department witbont siawmation. Thoww ieiritig Ihf.if in.ilini regarding lbs pf
paratory deparlmeal sboold sd lreas Iba I lean, N. I Narreg.n, Eugen.
For eatalogawa and iufortnation aMrM
C. II. CHAPMAN, PiVHiile iit,
or J.J. WAIrON. Hwntary, Kuuimio. Onon.
'fir I i
it t .2 12 X?r; m
Mliiwin NOTARY PUBLIC
(IllUJiDll CONVEYANCER
j v no s
Last Days
Are being heard all around Hepp
ner; ghosts are beginning io
walk dogs are running with
cans short behind them; gnash
ing of teeth, stamping of feet, as
well as confusion on all sides.
Minor & Co. are selling goods at less than competitors
can buy them.
The heavy loads arriving daily by rail, Jars the earth.
What can they do with that mass of goods ?
Why do three-fourths of the people go there to trade T
COMPANY,
how tbis is all done.
Are Here for Business I
Tinware, Wool and
many other things.
Out of Sight!
The boy is father to the man, snd wben
tbs boy dons the man's bat lie is "out
of sight." Likewise the msn who pro
vides himself with ons of
T. R. HOWARD'S
bats, snd also purobases bis Groceries,
Oigars, Tobaooos and Gents' Furniab
ings at this estsbliHliment where Ihe
freslipat and latest of the above lines
re kept.
Thn is alao tbs place for Htookmen's
(Supplies, ss Una .tore makes specially
of everything required by this olaas of
trade. And a casual observer will not
fail to nollre Ihal our sheep snd cattle
men taks sdvsntsgs of this fsot.
KememW tba plaoe aww
HEPPNER BLOCK, Main St.,
Fonr doors south of lbs (Jitj hotel.
OF OREGON,
- J 80(3.
EI GKNF, OREGON, tlTurs free tuition
obtain board, lodging, Lest snd light in
Str.al), Eugene, Orrgon; or Sn rrtary
Eugpoe, Tba Univer.ily olTrrs tbrea
Ilsolirlnf of Ho ir lire and !! helor of Irt-
Tbs following .hortor oourae. ars sImi
two years Ii a busioeas diploma and In
Monmouth, Ore.
A lr.ltili.ff a. Hfto f..r !. I,.. r'f.o,.lfia etghl
ffvl itau.li.f .i in..., i n .., i,( ).,..!,.; ii. a
ai. l i a lf.nl' i...iia.a
The Diriema af Ilia seheel entitles ana
lal.a.nieaey eaueiyin ihaaiaia wllh
wl ffirthaf saemlnallee.
fi'i1 an! Mit. Uaika .'M inHi.-n r ur
-af
fWanilfid .n't ha ll t.il I., all .n, Sn aalonr a
Tt... m -I .I. , .i. 1 lot a. M lfin4 I' hf,
II.. . K .a . . f i.l m,iaii.l bnt. !...
I aia. 4 ' ' I.il'i..y . it nu ai 1 1, all. m
Allr-aa
t I. rAMI-hri t.
Of W, A. WIV hMi Lt-t
w la.afy.
CAM,
AT
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL