LOSS OF VOICE
After Acute Bronchitis
CUBED BY USING
Cherry
Pectoral
AYER'S
A PREACHER'S EXPERIENCE.
"Three months ago, I took a vio
lent cold which resulted in an attack
of acute bronchitis. I put myself
under medical treatment, and at the
end of two months was no better.
I found it very difficult to preach,
and concluded to try Ayer's Cherry
Here and There.
Works,
bin
Pectoral. The first bottle gave me
great relief ; the second, which I am
now taking, has relieved me almost
entirely of all unpleasant symptoms,
and I feel sure that one or two bot
tles more will effect a permanent
cure. To all ministers suffering from
throat troubles, I recommend Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral." E. M. Brawley,
D. D., Dist. Secretary, Am. Bapt.
Publication Society, Petersburg, Va.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
GOLD MEDAL AT THE WOELD'S FALB.
AYER'S LEADS ALL OTHER SARSAPARILLAS.
Take Notice.
1. The sum of Bve cento per line will be
charged for "cards of thanks." "resolutions of
tespnct," lists of wedding presents and donors,
uid obituary notices, (other than those the edit
or shall himself give as a matter of news,) and
notices of special meptltms for whatever Diirnose.
2. Notices of church and society and all other
jntertatnments from which revenue Is to he de
rived, sha'.l be charged for at the rate of five
,ents a line, Thene rules will be strictly adher
N uid every instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
ipon application.
TIME TABLE.
Stage for Hardman, Monument, Lone Creek,
John Day and Canyon City, leaves as follows :
Every day at ft a. m except Sunday.
Arrives every dnya 6 p. m except Monday.
The cheapest, quickest and best line to or
from the luterior country.
WALT. THOMPSON, Prop.
Phlll Cohn, Agent.
Extra Pal Star Brewery Bear
In Half Pint Bottles can bo
bad only at the
City Hotel Bar!
Where high grade Liquors and Cigars are also
kept by Ted.
Adt lrjvpotnr in E'iBlern Oregon wbo
daairea the tfrviora at n attorney in
Wasbitujtnn, D. 0 , will llnd it to bin
dv ant awe to call on or address this pa
per. 6tf
O. B. Halt, (he totignrial artist, oat)
be found at his parlors, Matlock corner,
where ha will dispense at popular prices,
haves, sbainmna, luirout. etc. .
Bn Mathews is now sole proprietor of
the city meat murkd where be keep a
fresh supply of bfef, pork, mutton, veal,
sanaaae, bnooo ami lar.l, which be sell
for the loweat market price. Fred Bock,
the PortlaaJ btttilmr, In still with bim. tf
Now is the time to t the Weekly
Oretroninn, the ifrentost neepper of
the West. With tb(E"ti,toib strict
ly in advance, one year. ' 60. No better
ootrbioation of ucaspnpira enn be made
io the elate, lifhidea we will gi as a
premium an AiMitinnnl jonrual.lbe Web
foot riaoter, an agnrnltcral psper.
Come io now and atitwerlhe.
New Fiicd Yard. Wm. Gordon has
opeoed np tbe fuel yard Brit door to
the Gaitl nRl 'e, and low solid ta a
bare of yonr pnirnosite. Billy ia right
at borne at Ibia lmsinrss, and ynor
horse wdl b w-ll looked after. Prices
reasonable. Ilsy anil grain for sale, tf,
fur Hale.
Ten shares of stork in the National
Back of lleppner. Ad Iree Kit bard T.
Col, RfOrlrer, Atlington, On-gun,
G4tf.
Oa Mitchell was in HeppoerSatnrday.
Andy Tillard was in from Batter
oreek today.
Senator A. W. Qowan waa a visitor to
Sulem recently.
Alva Leach, of Lexington, was in
Heppuer Saturday.
Harris in Oummings waa down from
Hardcnm Saturday.
The Nilea-Vinson, Marble
til In Walla, Wash.
Go Noble was in yesterday from
McKiuney oreek rauob.
Billy and Ted Barratt were in from
Sand Hollow Saturday.
W. S. Conner, of lone, was a visitor to
Heppuer Saturday last.
Judge Surgent, of Mitobell, is visiting
bis uuole. 0. O. Sargeut.
Mr. Harvey Akers, of Gooseberry, was
in Hepouer last Saturday.
Mrs. A. AbrabnmBick is reported ill
with fever iu Sao Francisoo.
H. 0. Meyrs, of Blalnok, came in Sat
urday overland, returning Sunday.
Tbe employes of tbe R. B. line receiv
ed tbeir cbeoka today. Happy boys
La Grande Marble Works, La Grande
Or. S. (T Hmith. n m I Asm mi. Hnnnnnr.
P. Devin and Norman Kellv made
their regular visit to Heppner Saturday.
Dave Herrin's fine "progressive" Fox
hounds arrived from Missouri this morn
ing.
F. O. Bucknum and family departed
Saturday for their future home at Trout
dale. Born To the wife of Jas. F. Soyey, at
Col well Grade, a girl, weighing
pounds.
Geo. W. Smith, Cha. Johnson and
E. B Stauton were in from tbe oountry
S iturday.
The prizes for the grand masquerade
will be exhibited in Wells & Warren's
show-window. 6-9.
A grand masquerade ball will bi
given at tbe opera bouse on Christmas
uigbt, Dec. 25th. 6-9.
A premium to cash purchasers at
PhillCohn's drug store. Don't fail to get
your ticket for tbe wbeel. tf.
Ike Ennis, Art Minor and F. P. Hal
look spent Sunday on Ditch oreek. Tbey
were tolerably successful.
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
presuut tbe dram, 'Tony, the oonviot,"
at sometime during the holidays
BeBt accommodation and oourteoos
treatment at the Imperial Hotel, Seventh
and Wasb. Sts., Portland, Oregon. '
J. N. Wilkenaoi; brought in some cord
wood today from the mountains. He
finds considerable snow above
L. O. Connor, boot and shoemaker.
Repairing neatly done. May St., Abra
hamsick building;, Heppner, Or, tt
Mr. C. 8 VaoDoyn, of Tbe Palaoe,
is in receipt of the news of tbe death of
his father, Saturday last at Ooburg,
Mr. H A. Thompson, of the liverv
firm of Thorn son &Biuos,made a abort
visit to tbe metropolis a few days ago,
Look in J. W. Vaugban s sbnw oases
and see if you can'l buy notions cheaper
Iban you ever saw them before. 94tt
Cbnrlev Smith, tbe sixteen-year-old
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Smith,
wbo reside near Lexiogton, is ante ill.
Ibe U zette will take last spring
Oalvea Id Ilea of oasn. Any one owing
who bas cuttle can easly liquidate, if so
inolined. tf
W. J. Let ter sells a one pound pack
age of tea, "Crown" orand, at 60 oeuts
and gives io a edition one silver plated
teaspoon.
Mr. N. It. MoVay, of Gooseberry, was
in town Saturday. "Mac" has io about
2,'0 ho res of wheat wbicb ia getting a
good start.
Mat Lichtentbal sends baok one of W
O. Wright's finest canes as a Cbristmas
present to bia brother, John Lichtentbal,
of Chicago.
T. ft. Howard makes a specialty in
supplying stock meo with all needed
article, besides carrying a general line.
See bis new ad. tf
Dr. Bill, the horse doctor, bas been
found guilty tf lsro-oy down at Portland
end will rest at the "ptu" for a year or so,
Ue should cava been tbere year ago,
Schilling's tl.00 grade at 73 cents.
Several other leading brands el Oorree
ooniling'y low prioe. at Odd orahlna.
tioo Store of P 0. Thompson Co. 07-41
J. W. Kerns, tbe city painter, Is pre
pared to do all kind of painting and
paper hanging and will do house clean
ing and take no and pnt down carpets.
Ofllce on Mala street, opposite City
bote I.
Wi n always sontrlvlng and digging- and drlv
ll
f(ir something "to tlrkl ths spot
Thn who you feel merry, Just call on Llsh
aprry
W bo .pTom and Jerry red hot
tf. At tbe Belvedere saloon.
Tbe leading tea dealers of Heppner are
on band witb some special drives in this
line. A natural leaf Japan, good quali
ty, no dust, sweepings or trash, at 26
oents per lb., i ll prioe, 35 cents. Im
perial Gnupowder, a regular 75 cent
grade at 50 cents. Fine English Break
fast, a regular 75 oents grade, at 50 oents.
Tbe two last makes a fine blend. Free
samples to those wbo wish to try it.
Tbe officers elected for the Northwest
Fruitgrowers Association at Walla Walla
are as follows: President, Dr. N. G.
Blalock, of Walla Walla; secretary, O. A.
Tonoeeon, Tacoma; treasurer, W. 8.
USoer, Walla Walla; vice-presidents,
tt O. Ma roskey, Garfield ; Emile
Scbanno, Tbe Dalles; H. A. Eussel,
Idabo.
Mrs. B. F. Vaughn has aooepted the
agenoy of The Pacific Corset Factory, j
and those ladies who desire aoytbiug in
that line will please call on Mrs. Vaughac,
It is well known that this firm makes
corsets to order and those who want
comfort and exact fits should see Mrs.
Vaugban before ordering. 97 tf
A genuine ghost-story has yet to be
attested; but not so a genuine blood
purifier. Over and over again it has
been proved that Ayer's Sarsaparilla
stands alone among medicines as tbe
most reliable tonio-alterative in phar
macy. It stood alone at the World's
Fair.
T. M: B. A. Huosaker returned yes
terday from Heppner. Mr. Huosaker
reports much activity among tbe farmers
of Morrow oounty. The recent falling
weather bas enabled them to all begin
plowing, and preparations for potting in
a large orop are being made.
Frank Rogers, Oscar Minor, Green
Mathews and Wulard Herren returned
Friday from a ten-day trip to tbe Ditch
oreek oountry. They oaptured consid
erable game, and last, but not least, was
a noe epeoimen of tbe lynx family. The
boys bad a glorious time.
A. S. Batty, the erstwhile traveling mau,
forged a note on J. and E. Harrington,
brothers f Sheriff Harrington, of 'his
county, und is in even more trouble than
ever. His former capers would have put
bim in the penitentiary, but tbe "oiooh"
ia now o implete.
E. O.: E. Boettoher will in a few
davsshipa traluload of sbeep to tbe
East, 10 cars going from Pendleton and
5 oars from La Grande. There will be
about 3000 head in all, 2000 being taken
from Mr. Boettoher s band down near
Pendleton.
D. H. Jenkins was in yesterday, from Hard
man. Harry Bennett came in from The Dalles
Bunday morning.
Barney Doherty. of Galloway, spent the past
week lu Heppner.
Mrs. W. P. Dutton has been 111 for the past
week, but is now convalescent
It Is rerjorted that 101 conversions have occur
red at Long Creek during the recent revival.
Mrs. Bradley will give a supper on Christmas
night. In connection with the, ball at the
opera heuse. 7-9
Chris. Borchers. of the Palace bar. has just re
ceived two sets oi fine bar glasses, presents from
wen anown liquor nrms.
Henrv Maver ahd familv. relatives of Fred
firug, have located in Heppner and Mr. Mayer
has opened a cabinet Bhop ou May street.
Tom Quaid is In receipt of a letter from
across the water" announcing the death of
his brother. Rev. Father John B. Quaid, at
CheD8tom. Monmouthshire. England. He had
beeu a priest for over thirty years, since which
time nis Drainers, rat ana 10m, nave
beeu in America. Rev. Quaid was i'l only five
days.
Karl's Clover Root Tea
s a sure cure for Headache and nervous
diseases Nothing relieves so quickly.
For sale by Wells & Warren.
OCR JOURNEY ABOUND THE WORLD.
Rev. Francis E. Clark's New Book.
Charley Jones, the well-known "old-
timer" in the tonsorial line, bas again
located in Heppner, having purchased
Green Mathews shop, Minor building
opposite tbe city botel Charley will
appreciate a call when in town.
Cbaa. Boyse, who is at present teach
ing at Gooseberry, was in town last
aturday and Sunday. Mr. Boyse bad
tbe misfortune to lose bis wife reoently
and about two weeks ago bis babe an
infant.
Echo stage leavps Heppner MoDdays.
Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Eobo
Tuesdays, Tursdays and Saturdays.
fare 82 eaoh way. Oftioe, Wells 4
Warren, Heppner, Ed. Driskell, Prop
Wills & Slocum bave purchased a toy
printing press which does good work, so
far as it goes. Tbey use it for many
purposes whiob would not warrant any
expenditure for regular Job printing.
Tbe price or four sbaves buys a
Woetenholm I X L razor at store of P O.
Thompson Co. A fine line nf guaranteed
rag rs at SI 00. 91 25, $1 50, 91.75 and
92.00 each ; oall and inepeot. 97-21
Pure drugs, ohemioals, paints, window
glass and a complete line of stationery
at lowest prioes and a chance to win a
$100 prize at Pbill Oobn's drug store,
next door to Minor s Co. tf
Wm. Baird, of Cross Hollows, Grant
county, died on Sept. 29, 1895, from
a blow received from Johnny Reiter,
Tbe latter was armed witb a pair of brass
kouokles at tbe lime.
Hemen Col well. E. B. Stanton. L. W.
Lewis, Cy Metier, W. B. Gilliam and Joe
Hayes met last Maturday in Heppner to
look over the field of politics from a
populist standpoint.
For 922.50 I will sell a first class, high
grade, bigh arm sewing machine guaran
teed for 10 years. For further paiticu-
Ura oall on or address, N. A iaob.
Lexington, Uregoo. UH-tf
Call on Pbill Cohn for fine wines and
liquors for medicinal pnrpoaes. A com
pieie noe m ney west cigars, and a
premium ticket for tbe 1100 Victor
bioycle. tf,
To make tbe bair grow natural
oolor, prevent baldness, and keep tbe
sealp healibv, Hall's Hair lUnswer
invented, and bas proved itself suoceae
fa I.
After Deo. 1. H3. tbe Osteite will
make d sc 'iinl of 10 er eent. from
list ro all s'sple job work. This re-1
duellos is made .n il npM,lon that 1
easb will lie paid for all work as mn as
oropleted.
Ike Ills t Wastes.
Constipation, cao-es mora than balf
tha Ills of women. Karl's Clover IWt
Tea ia a pleasant c ir for Constipation.
fore by Welle Warren.
VioN JMIS is :i shcenhcrd-
I,'' . v four months, hut hcl
' loooks like a new manO ;
:' now for he has hcen
x t i O
dressed up at
I - I Iornp.r & Rhka's.
Whether yoa want photo or oat. we
request yon to oall at Herrin's stadio
are prepared to fnrnisb you th beat
work ia any line of portraiture, wif,
Mathews Bros., City botel barber shop.
tonsorial artists, llsiroulling, shaving,
shampooing, etc., dooe ecientifioslly.
Hams at ' cents apiece.
Young men: Bay a set of tnoeenickle
plated "Crown" sad-iroos, a a Xmti
preeent for yoor twit girl. For sale by
P. G. Tbampaoo Co. OT 21
Elmer Hloearo, the artist, will make
cabinet photos for tbe nnl 3U days at
12 per doieo. uaiiery opposite opera
boose. tf.
F.eeb 23 cent nnrebaae entitles yoo to
ticket tor tbe IX) ijieyele at rbill
Coho's drug store, next door to Minor
Co. tf.
This highly Instructive and splendidly illus
trated volume is a record of a recent journey
around the world, by Rev. Francis E. Clark,
D D., President of the United Societies of Chris
tian Endeavor, and his wife. Throughout the
long journey, which occupied more than a
year, and covered nearly fifty thousand miles
by sea and land, they enjoyed rare opportunities
for observation and study. It is one of the most
valuable books ever issued by the American
press.
The reader is personally conducted through
Australia, India, China, Japan, Egypt, Palestine,
Turkey, and many other lands. We see these
countries through American eyes, and obtain a
perfectly clear view of them and their people,
supplemented by two hundred and twenty aplendid
illustration from photographs, most of which
were taken by Dr. Clark himself; for he carried
a complete photographic outfit with him.
Dr. Clark was one of the last Americans to
travel through China and Japan before the war
between these countries was begun. In this
rare volumn he gives us the latest and best in
sight into the 'ally life of a Chinaman in his
own country; his favorite food and odd dishes;
opium fiends and their ways; the singular ritrs
witnessed In the temples; the public execution
of criminals; Chinese farms and farming; the
seamy side of Chinese life, Japanese acrobats
and their wonderful performances; Japanese
life, queer customs, art, wonderful skill, etc.i
the burning ghats of India, where the bodies of
the dead are consumed on huge piles of wood
(a ceremony Dr. Clark witnessed); the Tower of
Silence, where the dead are exposed to be de
voured by thousands of waiting vultures that
constantly sit on the walls; wonderful native
jugglers, fearless snake charmers and fakirs
these are but a few of hundreds of Interesting
topics presented.
Their route led across the land that Joseph
gave to his father and brethren; past the very
fields where the Israelites made bricks without
straw, and along the highways whera once
rolled the chariots of the 'haraohs. The story
of the discovery of the mummy of the Phaiaoh
who oppressed the children of Israel, is wonder
fully Interesting. It was found among t.iose of
forty other mummies of kings, queens, and
princes In the royal mortuary chamber In the
Theban Hills, and the Identification of a
Pharaoh Is complete. Illustrations from photo
graphs show where the mummy was found,
and others give full length, profile, and front
views of this ancient king who was contempo
rary with Moses and reigned in Bible times
thus enabling all to see "Just how Pharaoh
looked."
A Journey was made of hundreds of miles In
an old spring wagon across Turkey and Armen
la, through an unknown country, Infested by
robbers and hostile natives, the scene of tbe late
horrible massacres of Armenlnns by Turks and
Khurds. Dr. Clare was the last Christian to
travel across these countries before these terri
ble massscres were perpetrated. Ths story of
this perilous trip Is full of thrilling Interest
and exciting adventures.
Mrs Clark accompanied her husband every
where. She draws a vivid picture of life In far
off lands, "As seen through a Woman's Kyea."
Her narrative Is packed with anecdotes, Inrl
dents, and personal experiences. Her story of
the long Journey In the wagon Is highly enter
taining, Its privations and perl Is, especially to
a woman, being many. She was the only woman
In the party, which consisted of herself and
seven men.
Dr. Clark's name is a familiar household
word, and his fame as President of the t'nltrd
Societies of Christian Endeavor, with Its two
and one half million members, hss extended to
every comer nf ths world. Msny distinguished
persons urged Mm to write this book. Thty
knew that ht had acquired In this remarkable
Journey a wealth of material which, with his
unique collection of photographs, would make
on of the most valiiah1 bonks of the dsy.
It contains steel plat portraits of lir. Clark
and of his wife, from remit photographs; a
large map. exhibiting tli abol wond at a
single glsure, showing the author's Journey
fmm the urglnnlng In the end, and ZJ fin Ulna
tratlons, from photographs from life, lore
must Ik seen to be appreciated
W do no! know w hen Kin twsr hive given
ns more genuine pleasure. If we iprai warm
ly nl Hi bonk. It I In tuM It rli hly drnrr
Nervousness
Cannot be permanently cured by the use
o f opiates and sedative compounds. It Is
too deeply seated. It is caused by an
impoverished condition of the blood,
npon which the nerves depend for suste
nance. This ia the true and only natural
explanation for nervousness. Purify, en
rich and vitalize the blood with
cod's
Sarsaparilla
sad nervousness will dlsrpear. Elood'i
Sarsaparilla will give vitality to the blood
and will send it conrsing through the
veins and arteries charged with the life
giving, strength building qualities which
make strong nerves. If you are nervous,
try Hood's Sarsaparilla and find the same
relief of which hundreds of people are tel
ling in their published testimonials. Get
Hood's ont Hood's
Because Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only
True Blood Purifier prominently in the
publio eye today. Sold by all druggists.
HnnJlg DSIIo cur habitual constlpa
liUUUS rlllS ,!(, price 240. per box.
Cummings & Fall,
PROPRIETORS
Of the Old Reliable
Gault House,
CHICAGO. ILL..
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B, &
Q C. M. & St. P., C. & A , P. Ft. W. & C,
and the C. St. L. & P. Kail roads.
HATES $S.oo PBR I" A"V
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.,
CiXXC.A.3-0. XL!..
WANTED: 8 vcral trustworthy gentlemen
or ladies to travel In Oregon, for establish
ed, reliable house. Salary $7M) and expenses.
Btcady position. Enclose reference and self ad
dressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Com
pany, Third Floor, Omaha Building, Chicago,
111. marl.
The World lias the Money,
We Have the Goods !
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
co-partner-hip heretofore existing between
S. W. Meadows and W. H. Scrivner, under the
firm name of Meadows & Scrivncr, doing busi
ness as blacksmiths in the town of Heppner,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent,
S. W. Meadows will continue the business, col
lect all debts and pay all bills for the said firm.
All accounts must be settled by cash or note
Immediately.
Mr. Hcrivner desires to state to the public that
he will continue his business as wagon maker
uid repairer at the same stand, and guarantees
satisfaction as heretofore.
S. W. ME4DOW8,
W. P. HCRIVNEK.
Dated at Heppner, Or., Dec. 3, 1M5. U3-03
They are not Second Hand or Jnnk Shop
goods either, but gooda of today, bought
for cash anil will be sold for the same. Sold
on their merits and at prices that will have
yoa to call again.
We Select Our Stock,
After careful examination, we then have
the best at correct prices.
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
We make a specialty, and by giving us a call you will
greatly please us. We are determined to please and
excel. Handling all lines in the quantity we do, en
ables us to excel all competition.
MINOR & CO.,
Leading Merchants, Heppner, Or.
Mis I Slsci
Have just pur
chased a job lot of
fine, stylish cloaks,
in ladies' and chil
dren's sizes.
SUMMONS.
N JUSTICE COITRT KOR THE K1XTH Dis
trict, Morrow County. State of Oregon.
w. t. Kanier,
Plaintiff,
vs.
W. E. Dennis,
Defendant.
To the Constable of the sixth District, Morrow
.oumy, male oi Oregon:
In the name of I he state of Oreeon. we com
maud you to summons W. E. Dennis to appear
before the undersigned, a Justice of the I'eace
In District No. 6, lu said County and state, on
or before the 11th day of January, 1H, at the
nnurni ion run-it a in., at my mnce in Hepp
ner, in said District, County and State, to ausnei
the complaint of W. K. Kahler. founded on an
express contract and wherein the ald plaiutlll
(leinsnup judgment lor me sum oi r in y one sou
M ltsi O'iI.KI) Dollars and costs of this action;
and In case he fails so to answer for w a t there
of, tbe plaliitin will Uke Judgment against 111 in
for the sum of Kfty-oue and iU 1U0 Dollars and
costs oi tins action.
This summons Is published by order of E. I,.
Freeland, Justice of the Peace for the Sixth
District, Morrow County, Oregon,
Dated November '21st, 1"''.S.
E. I,. FRF.ELAND,
.191-07. J ustlce of the Peace,
NOTICE.
VOTICK I HEREBY OIVEN THAT A MEET-
11 lug of the stockholders of the Heppner I
niiiiiiiiig t uiaii am nation will he m-iu at
their ottlce la Heppner. Oregon, on the second
Tuesday of January, I '',. Ix twcen the hours of
Hi a. in and 4 p m. of a d day, for the purpose
ui eivriiug utreriora lor ine ensuing vesr.
r.D. K BlnlloP,
Heppner, Or , Dec. ft, 1W. st dec'y.
HTOfKIIOMtrJta' MKETIMi.
OTH'E IK HEREBY lilVEN THAT A VKFT
il lug nf the spick holder nf 1h National
Rank ol Heppner will Im held at lis tanking
honw, n Hcppnrr. on ths second Tuesday ill
January, tielwern Hie hours ol o a m and 4 p.
m of said day. lor the purpinw of electing direc
tor for tli eiisu.ua r,r
mi K. niNiior, i sihier,
Heppner, Or, !. i, li. l)lo,
m"
Thaaa Gooda Must bo
Cloaed Out Bator tha
End of thaSeaaon and
Pricas will ba Most
Astonishingly Low.
lis I! fas,
PIONEER BRICK,
Main Street, Heppner, dregon.
Selling Out
Our Entire Stock of Millinery,
Undkrwear, Hosiery, Dry
Goods, Yarns, Etc.
If Is Sold only by agonls. end la merlin
llh ti rnormou !. Agents who utrlur
firs' rlaa work Ilk this onhl to l coNlUllr
wel'-ninM. Vt lMllt that th t-t wy to
k-P nut nnnr book I by Introducing !
Sim. Slid better no Uisll this has nl rr bn
hroMgitt Uiour tintlr. put tt tuio your home.
It will l mtd over and over arala by eld and
young, with plnuur and profit.
Ilia won l puiiliarieil by in m1 11 wall
known flrtn nl A I) Worthlniton A In, Hart
ford, "tin , who Imprint la surtir-ianl g'larsu
U of th srflianr ol tha so'uin
Th aeaury for th iwit work ha hevii
Seeiirrd by amul I, Imft Tha elMof ha
een th prraiim-to and III oar ll.al It la al -
uiil wutfeand should b lnrry lamll, ; t
urrtrit
irrra
ttt., !
Campbell. M L
MnT.
AT
HtTPNr.ft
A Hlarl Ileaalller.
Karri CI rvor ll-Hit ta punfle (ba
tUxl ami fire a clear an. I baalifu
orxpltiioti. For ) br Wll k War.
ro.
AbVrKTIHKU
la, l
pliell, M L llni.rton. f.eo
trm slt. J sine Miller. C
When railing for these teller pleso
MMia. . r. aiuus.. r, a,
NOTICE or
T(H KHOI.IiKIUI BirilNU
a..tn-To th wif of Hry FhlpM, la
llri.toier. oa ll .ih i.al , S pound
Ilat.e, s liter I tad but 111 Souther and Chi. 4
ar getting along bky.
Horner & Rhea,
for a
f rancts K. s book. de. ripi M iie t
the l,p sr'.ui'd tha on ! flea, iS M ta
lo-ioter f lb -t hrta'ian gndaater" a 4
ante hi larteie-e while .e,ng alter th
Votk t is H'iraYf.ivrtTinTTiirag
1 will he meelln at the (t.etholdera nl
tha First National Hank nf Hrppoer. at their
nWir. an the oi Toeattay nf lanua'y, I te
taeea ti, tenor ol u olrs a m . nd i
orlokp hi , nt said dsr. lot h prie .
leriing flirari.ir rw lor iha iranoritoa uf
u a olhaf buainea a ma, w-
t.fil llMU,IMM'
Nappncr. or , t A. -i ii
t' tetrala ol II, a
lr.ia tuiau
renl.
gk'tar' In Pa!g Ut
1,1 H, a bU CblWItt
ao 1 l,ir fotopiaibi ton b a riaiJ
f 1fll bO bnlfe tA hhlli.b a
Vila lef. l aefrf faJa 4 iia, Yut
l by Welig A H'fa.
ArliogUio lle.f,J: Mr.J.W Rtf .rJ
b4 lb gu4 lwlab ! Se tfl nf Ib'Hk
'an (.iienoa,b. a aa rag. abila o
Hliawtri ot. day last . 1 U
ai l,, lleea s J Uuil lib r
pla.ol; rSat4 la lbl.ratm pur.
b b naa. At li ar lb aa
owli r w a I .(!. m iioa
It Ifca ftx'ae of b"4f il aaiar.
Tba i ks'iasn ura t. pf u'H
Ha aav Io a'l; aa L'mr.
i'ifc ri4.
l.aalltl n I e tt'eatb e n'e I, bf
.ilMi lU'l K-a-If 'i sins W
eia. Ti -l Iijoetwf re. rw If
Notlct 0 Intention.
t ni.rrirR tr UdiiMr. uttfui
I lee II. I a.Ht' M her. gle ll.al
Iha f'.iloa log named ellef ho 4e4 nrf. r4
k lolenlb.a tn make -al be4 In it l nl
rain '4 that aal I pnerf alii l ata t
KelnnjJ. t kl'trrow. eHit,tt r ierg, l ttapnaf
'., aa jii"'T s. I"-
Ttl'iMA H BOW.
4 tiw M lh DWs f t aH 4
l't' II T II ttl'f M
He rmea lh ifil.oa h alloeeae fen frrnee
lilt B..,iii,,.,.4 iaKtama o4 )l'ipa
4 oald l4 ll
Job llteoa. ' n.f a ro hf li at
rwa J A 1 hola l. M' IV-4e. f
Mappnel, rag'.
a. r wtii-,
If you want bargains now is the time. We
arc going out of business.
FELL BROS.
TlafKH n ut UK
plaint hlS VM""n.d " at 'tin.' nth hy'lh l H J 1 Ij iV C It I I 0 X Its L 1 iV IX
duly vrltir.nolallnlamn. llcMrlde, allrg A "
J . O. HOJ10H.li-US, Prop.
SMaaiaaaiaaeaaaaM
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
JilTKD HTATK1 LA Ml OrTlfE AT LA
lug that Kin. II Vauhloe. aha mada llmlier
t nil. ire entry So. al th land lllir l la
llralMle, Oregon, nil the I stl day nl IN-ceinle'l
ISM, for lh .Si nf Nl, Kee.ll. Ill 4 . H fl R, W
w , naa wnoiiy aiHuoiuioHi ine aal'i iraci, tnal
rlalmaiit haa failed Io plant any tree uimn .aid
tract o I d or lime alnce the enlry o th
eame ami Hi at there la not now any tr. grow
in tro-reon aa r,y law ir'ioirr'i
I nerriore, with ilea ol lh raoeeiiafion n
lh aanie. the aald barili are mm h Io 1. 1. re
'iolrc.1 and suininoneil to h arid appear le-lor I
I w. Morrow, roufity rlrr. nl Morrow rounty.
Oregitu, at hlaorticeln llcppnrr. irem. n Ihe
l ,ili.l.ol January. al lh hour nl IU
nrdak.A M,nd prietur imh leaiiinony a
ihey may hae ronrernti, the aal'i allrgatlona
I he goal hearing Io lie had Iwlora lh legloler
and recelrel al I itraiide, Ul.goli, ou Jaiiualy
inn, l-i iu a ( I" s a m
Ufa lliw. Kegl.ier,
fH'd J k'lrililNt. He,i.f.
TIllJNDKU I.IOIITNINa
"Thrrr in a lih in tht offntn of tnm
Thai, iftakrn ul Hi jttxxl, lvnl$ on h fortune."
TLO flKl is IllTO t)'l no is
GILLI AM. cVs HiSUKK
With full lio of
Ilattlwniv. Tifiwnif. f Ilui-Hwnif. "ifM-horv. Wood
it ml Wlllowwnri', ''litfTulH nt HiMli-cN'k l'iicei.
Miin r or nit.r.
VOTHK H llaltlllY i.ivri HAT
a llii'trl and hy r-ie of d im l'd fr.-r
ol aa a duly maffe and entefe-l on . ih
In the mallei til the elale nl i W II Hrla
dereaar.l .ir Ihe I o-itit, I oiirl. nl Iha Slae ol
the uiMlrr.lgwt aa admit, Mrebt fd '.ra TUB LICHrhST RUNNING GANG I'l.OWS!
earale will .f! l.. Oale at pur,! an lloli Io h
l,ll,..l 1,1 I . .. ra.h In hand i,ti eal'irdar,
January II l al II o . ! S In Ihe I
thai day l lh f ..i.l d'e.r ol Ihe r.o1 ho-iae f
llr,,tel Morrow f ou i.l, I nrgon all Ihe t
In ..oi riiie-l real pi...nf 1 -. .,!, lo iha
at,a HnH eatale altualr-l In W'.rro I .polity
lroti. Ifiall Ihe ,-,lheal o-iaMel td
oe. 10. lael.a f I l In to .,t IhPea I i o..ilh
eaoee laenly Ihrea l.-l Seal atiUmelfa
M rl,lan ul-l Hl.li mi l t lo a I Hen.
nd iwi,inleii,rH how e.l.tl' unn the aali
ni 'i I. Il.e ...oSritia
Su4a l.t ll. nll,ed
i oui.tt i ourt
HikfW k'e.ft
HM.,Minr nf II, ea'aie o O , II
Rftao. IwtaH
lM ll,ia ill, lar o hcea.Hr A grt'A
They u n light
1 hay lu bit lu th Bight.
Tt wily Eicluaive Hardware HUiru l- twen T, Dalli mn renllcton
GILLIAM t IMHUVM,
Ilrtifncr, a . . Orrtiin.
ItAIN It AIM
tVa.1 brIaflf fli
M tl m r ii urn
Iha r.,..i ...u.l .1 a .'f a o. ... V ! II I lordaa) al a;, (Hagoa,
th
',. Of .J Iha
ai hie, Heiel a
r,.li-4.l aa I ea'
In ..aeL the e A
i I.ihuii,i al li.e .e
ll..t.e. ll(on ttl
4 let Iht .
I a K.fry.
Admlntailabrf
i J w. ar 1-4 A1 r
l-al.t mf i.. iA f,v4
eat nf Al. I.'- 11
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e a'a V...i.f i...if. (
I !,, A I.. 0l- l
o I n In,., a. in
sts SROHlhS lri th. I
or-
Th Vt ti"tHl To oa (A CWi
la'l l lh i.l. ft af la tarlUalae
wtw ti, ion I. tl t oaia.al frli4 r
tir
i
W. J. T-
Is the Place for I'rcsh Groceries, Cheap for
C.ih Only.
fHSH CI.UD. C4t3 HD PUS HAAfi IM MA HQ.
Mr4hr Ta feaia. si 4 a rwr nmi.
Ho cvcrthinfl in tho lino of Frr:h Groceries,
Condics, Nut unci nho k p5 Crockery,
Lumpi nnd Tlnwiuo,
Stook ii Comploto. Notions q Spooialty,