tiUtl.
ORB
1
The Cubans are "flaxing" tlie
Spaniards. May the good work
go on.
The total value of Morrow coun
ty property, as returned by the
equalization board, is $1,415,714
age of laws that are draining the
treasury and take our little wad of
gold, there should be no complaint,
but there ought to be action to
remedy the matter. And then
Englaud ought to be drubbed till
6he doesn't know herself. There
can be no backing down now.
None But Ayer'a at the World's Fair
Ayer's Sargnphrilla enjoys the extraor
dinary distinction of having been the odIt
blood purifier allowed an exhibit at the
World's fair, Cbionco. Manufacturers
of other BHrsBparillHg Bought by every
means to 'ibtaiti BHhowine of tbeir (roods.
out they were all turned away uuder tbe
application of the rule forbiddiog tbe
entry of patent medicine and Dostroms.
Ine deoision of the World's fair aotbo.
ritiea in favor of Ayer's rjaraaparilla was
in etfeot as follows: "Ayer's Harsapa-
rilla is not a patent medioine. It does
not belong to tbe list of nostrums. It is
here on its merits."
The Cuban revolutionists are
reported as marching on to 11a
vana, and have, by far, the best of
the engagements.
IONE ITEMS.
Christmas comes but once a
year, and judging from the wear
aud tear on our physical machin
ery, it's a lucky thing.
What looked like a panic a few
days ago was stopped by the action
of the New York clearing-house.
Loan certificates were issued to be
used in settling balances.
Col. Day, the contractor at the
Cascade Locks, has given Major
Tost siiine pretty hard shots. Col.
Day says boats will pass through
the locks not lator than March 1st.
The old law ngiiitiHt ex-confeder
ates enlisting in the U. H. army has
bi'nn repoaled, so far as the miuate
is concerned. It will pass the
otlnir branch of congress and be
como a law.
Clarke, a Montana millionaire,
wants llie nomination for the vico
pnwi loncy on the democratic tick
et. All ho has to recommend him
is hu "barrel." Whon his boom
gets right his friends expect that
he will tap ouo. Jlili !
Warm winds get away with our late
enow.
Thawing and again freezing at night
may prove injurious to tbe grain,
Miss Olive Pettys leaves for Heppoer,
where she has secured employment.
merry Christmas and a happy New
Your to all who feel inclined to accept
it.
Tbe lone Sunday school is still on tbe
run with a good attendance and full
oorps of teachers.
Mr. J. R. Dooley is afflioted with rheu
matism. He is improving and biscrutobes
are a thing of the piiBt.
A lady bas recently arrived at the
one hotel and in contemplating starting
a millinery aud dressmaking establish
ment.
Prof. Oilstrnp, of tbe lone public
sabool, delivered an eioellent sermon
lunt Sunday evening on the theme,
The Word."
A. W. D'laiger and sister, have pur
chatted a 40 aore tract of land above Mr,
ClufTs ranch. It will be improved early
in the summer.
The fact that Franco and Run
sia nro with the United States
about settles it that in case of war
with the Canucks and Hritisli, that
it 'hi ..
iin're win do no liiifiiereiice inun
iicriifs the water. And as the whole
Aini'iicas are with us, "it's boss
and boss."
The incRHtiro to moreiim reve
nni'H, now being proMMitoi! to con
gress, is undoubtedly lieceswiry,
but this should be thoroughly
tried before any law to incroaNtt
the bonded indebtedness is passed.
It may bo that the Itotid propo
sition is added to get Cleveland to
Bgree to an inrreaso of revenue,
but it took like paying deaily for
the whintle.
Miss Ella Mason, after a week's visit
at ber borne, leaves Monday for tbe
university at Forest Qrove, where she
will continue ber studies to tbe ool
1'nlute oourse.
The Cliri-tmas tree celebration and
1m nee was held at Woolerj'g ball
Chrietmas, with a large attendance.
program, inolading songs, recitations,
eto , was rendered aud much enjoyment
resulted therefrom.
Aimt her year's limtory of lone will
hmiiii dh nil reniini, rue past year has
been nri of niiiiminl growth and pros
peril) f.,r our little hamlet lone bas
d milled her population daring the year
and a goodly number of buildings have
put in their niipearanoe. One business
after another hits (.rung op and these
in turn will iinemirage cithers. lone i
doing morn tiading now lhau auy town
in Morrow Co. with the rxoentlon of
ll' ii'ier, mid new linsineas faUblinh-
incut will hiiiiii lm started. Consider
ing the iiniisuiil hard times, lone has
liK.t a wonderful boom. 'Tie true, we
onn ut brag of tunny tine buildings,
but let providence bless us with another
big harvest ami Morrow Co. will be
md.iiiixlied at (lie progressive spirit,
energy and push i.f dm citir.ent of lone.
Jam.
1. c. 2, ls.O.
A re ya Mail
Miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
iFMiness. !,s i,l Apoelite. Yellow
MkiuT Hlnloh's Viulit-r is a positive
cure. For sale by Wells A Warren.
.IOX.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage of Two Well Kiowa and lllchlj
Bespeeted Yoang People of Hrppner.
On Wednesday evening last, Christ
mas day, at tbe residenoe of Mr. Wal
laoe Smesd, of this city, Mr. Jay W.
Shipley and Miss Maud Glasscock ere
joined together in holy wedlook. Rev.
E. P. Greene performing the ver
beautiful and tonobiog ceremony at 5:30
o'clock when tbe ooople was introduced
as Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sbioley.
The grocm is well known to Morrow
oounty citizens, being the eon of our
pioneer pbysioian, Dr. L. F. Shipley.
He has for the past few years been en
saged in sotive sobool work and is at
the present time a member of tbe corps
of teachers in obarge of the Heppner
school. Th bride is also well and
favorably known in this oounty, bein
the daughtor of Mrs. Wallace rtmead,
and like her husband, bas been engaged
in eohool work for the past few years
11 r. and Mrs. Hhipley are also promi-
ent members in Eleppner social oiroles.
and members and workers of the M.. E
churob and are highly esteemed aud
respeoted by all who know tbem.
Tbe bride was tastily attired in cream
caisimere trimmed with lace and ribbon
and wore cream slippers and gloves,
while tbe groom was arrayed in black,
and as they stood hand in band, each
vowing to love and cherish the other,
the reporter is compelled to say that
they looked superbly bandsome.
After tbe oongratolations were con
cluded, a bounteous repast was served by
the bri le'a mother, Mrs. Smead, whioh
was a grand feature. Tbe guests took
their departure at 7:30 o'olook, wishing
the bappy couple a prosperous and
contented life. Numerous gifts useful
and ornamental, were presented.
Mr. and Mrs. Shipley have retired to
their new residence end have settled
down to housekeeping where they are at
home to friends. They were serenaded at
a late boar Wednesday by a number of
the vocalists of this place.
Those present were as follows: Mr
and Mrs. E. R. Beaoh, of Lexington,
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Eelley, Mrs. J. C.
Ball, Prof, aud Mrs. J. D. Brown, Dr
and Mrs. L F. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs.
I. L. Van Winkle, Mr. and Mrs. L. W
Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. 0. VV. Oney, Mr
II. M. Thornton, Mr. T. II. Biebee
Misses Josie Beach, Graoe Ball, Lillian
Bisbee, Myrtle Uornor, TJna and Mamie
Shipley, and Lottie Shipley, sister o
tbe groom ; Messrs. Carl Beach, Bruce
Eelley, Maurice Ball, lie v. E. P. Greene
and the "Gazette's society editor,"
besides the members of tbe bride's
family.
WHY MEN SHOULD MAURY.
Celibate Um dpportanltle for Mental
mod Moral Development.
It was clearly meant that all men, as
well as all women, should marry; and
those who, for whatever reason, miss
this obvious destiny are, from nature's
point of view, failures, says the North
American Review. It is not a question
of personal felicity (which in eight
cases out of ten may be more than
problematic), bat of race responsibility.
The unmarried man is a skulker, who,
in order to secure his own ease, dooms
some woman who has a rightful claim
upon him to celibacy. And in so doing
he defrauds himself of the opportu
nities for mental and moral develop
ment which only the normal experience
can provide. He deliberately stunts
the stature bf his manhood, impover
ishes his heart and brain, and chokes
up all the sweetest potentialities of his
soul. To himself he is apt to appear
like the wise fox that detects the trap,
though it be ever so cunningly baited;
that refuses to surrender his liberty for
the sake of an appetizing chicken or
rabbit, which may after all be a decoy,
stuffed with sawdust; while as a matter
of fact his case is that of the cowardly
servant in the parable, who, for fear of
losing his talent, hid it in a napkin, and
in the end was deemed unworthy of
his stewardship.
Just Like Him.
''Mom," said a boy to his mother,
"where's the blacking?" "I don't
know," said the boy's mother, "unless
Philip's had it." Philip was the boy's
elder brother. The blacking outfit was
kept in a blacking stand in Philip's
room. lie had found it pretty cold in
his room that morning and so he had
taken the things out into the dining
room and blacked his shoes there, and
when he got through he had left the
things there. "Just like him." said
Philip's brother, and then, not finding
the dining-room quite warm enough to
suit him, he gathered up the things
and went and blacked his boots in the
kitchen, and when he got through he
left the things there.
Protecting Oyster Bods.
Private oyster beds in the upper Vir
ginia waters of the Chesapeake have
been successfully protected against
oyster thieves by a simple but ingeni
ous device. The owner of the beds,
sixteen acres in area, crossed them in
two directions with five-eighth-inch
wire secured to posts at the point of in
tersection. Both wires and posts are
invisible, even at low tide. The oyster
pirate that attacks the bed is sure
sooner or later to lose his dredge by
having It entangled in the wire, and
thefts are rare.
Lost, Strayed ob Stolrjj. A few
weeks since the Oazatte received for
publication a communication relative to
herders' wages and against any re
duction of same, written by some one
signing himself as F. J. Flinn. We
in'ended to give same publication bad
not tbe article in question become mis
placed. However, should we yet be
able to reeurrei-t it, tb i same will be
given to the public
When most needed it is not nnnsual
for our family physician to be away
from home. Such whs the experience of
Mr J. Y. Soheuek, ediior of the Caddo,
Ind. Ter., Banner, when his little girl,
two years of age was threatened with a
revere attack of croup rle says: "My
wire lusisted th'.t I co for the dootor.
but as our family phyaiuiaD wan out of
town l purchased a bottle of Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy, which relieved
her immediately. I will no! be without
it in the future." 50 cent bottles for
sale by PhillCohn, druggist.
Familv Reunion. On Christmas
quite a reunion oocurred at E. Minor's
Mrs. Li, I, UodsoD, ot r airhaven, was
present, an J also her children, Miss Ava
and Master Hurley DodsoD, and together
with tbe obildren and grand-obildren
residing in Heppner, including the
parents, there were 21 members of the
family present. Twoohildren and three
grand-obildren were absent.
the doctors
approve of Scott's Emulsion. For whom ?
For men and women who are weak, when they
should be strong ; for babies and children who are thin,
when they should be fat; for all who do not get from
their food the nourishirmt they should. Poor blood is
starved blood. You eat and are nourished. . Consump
tion and scrofula never come when the blood gets its
proper food. And nothing is better for starved blood
than cod-liver oil.
Scott's Emulsion
is cod-liver oil with the taste taken out. It is for all
who feel weak, have lost appetite or are losing flesh.
No one else breaks uf cod-liver oil as it is broken up in Scott's Emulsion.
JJ you need tt, get ic suosiumc wui m.
SCOTT B0WNE, ChemUts, New York.
TWO SIZES, 50c. and $1.00.
So thorough is the exoellence of Aver'
Hair Vigor that it osn be need with
benefit by any person, no matter what
may be tbe oondillon of tbe hair, and, in
every oase, it occasions satisfaction and
pleasure, in addition to the benefit
wbiob invariably comes frotn its use.
HEPPNER,
iVttojrners at Law,
All business attended to in a prompt and satisfactory
manner. Notaries Public and Collectors.
OFFICE IN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
OREGON
A Brand New Man!
It is not meant that the man ia so new, but that this paper is called
upon to announce to the public that the Hard man mercantile
business of VV. E. Kahler has been sold to
GEO. A. BROWN,
A Well Known Morrow County Boy.
He proposes to carry everything and to sell at prices in competi-
F. J. CHENEY & CO., tioQ witb tfje raiiroa(j. This is no idle jeet, and an inspection of Mr.
Brown's stock and place of business will convince you.
1100 Reward (100,
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
me dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all ita stages and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires h oun-
xtituMonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is thken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mncous surfuoes of
the system, thereby destroying the foun
dation of the disease, nnd giving tbe
patient strength by building no tbe
constitution and assisting nature ia
doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its ourative powers, that
they offer One Hundred DnPars for nny
case that it fails to cure. Seud for list
of testimonials.
Address,
Toledo, O.
flSold by all druggists, 75o.
Hardman, Oregon, Successor to
W. K. KAHLER.
Moi'.K (linn a majority of t!i
Honatei are in favnr of fn ruina'S
H'nl will liurlly d' an) thing in a
finuMMiil way al.iij t!n lino hiij.
jm Mel by rviln.. li.iwi'Vcr,
tin' li.uno nut mh a itt rtivo
rovoiitiit bill nx a nivalin f prot el.
ing tlio ttrfiHiiry, mi l tlim in iy ihh
tlii a.'iiatc, but wlut!nr CleVfUn I
willvrtt) it, rtMilailM t Im Hivn.
It M thought, h.mcvcr, tlmt bo will
iwvfjit Um imnitablo an I tin tlu
hi-amirc.
llniXtN Kt AKlty uitli tl.
ctnirni'timliip of tin' commit tco on
irrittioii mil aril I m U an. I liaa
iv 'ii I I'Ui-o on tlio ('imiiiitt'o ou
liwi an. I harbor. I'.IIin in rlmir.
in iu i f ih" roium tt"' on 'iiili.
t'tttn in .b iittirt. nt uf ju.ti,-,. nti.l
b io an iui t t ml 1 i.'.i on lli. iib.
I..' I in U c Hiimittftv l h hiIi
!. ; i M ilin j iiilc o. r lln
fuK.i.t if II. 111111,11 t pt the
cli tirinaiitliip of tli r-xtntuittfo on
tivfia Mi l barium, )t lm bol ls
kh on. I pluof Kii.t bis iiidaruoo tbr
i'l 1 j;rcaL OfiV'ii'" cor ;
i i .11 : -t v.-iy .bv 1. 1 !nre of II, f
"I ' "
A Welcome I'Hher of '98.
Tbe beginning of the new year will
have a welcome usher in tbe shape ot a
freiih Almanan, desariptive of the origin,
nature and uses of the national toino
and alterative, Hosteller's Stomnoh
iiitten. Combined with the descriptive
matter will be found calendar and
astronomical calculation absolute!)
reliable for correctness, statistics, illus
tratioui, verses oarefully selected, and
other mental (on, I blgbly pri.Qtable an. I
eutertitiuing. Oa tins pamphlet, pnb
libed and printed annually by Tin
Hosteller Company, of Piltabarg, GO
liamls are employed in the iiieotianiOH
department nloue. IMeveo montna are
devoted lo Its preparation. II is pro
curable free, of druggists and country
d ler everywhere, and in printed in
r.nghsh, Herman, frenoli, Spanish
Welch, Norwegian, llollaud. Swediel
aud Bohemian.
rilUHTXAb TltKK UOINliH.
M m Nurvs-I siu afiai.l, doelor,
Hint melhiug will Imppeo and thai I
may lie buried a! it.
Ir. rl N,.n..iw-t You lire. I not
fear tiri) thing like that. You take tbe
in,- lii'in ttavn jini and joil nrp.t Do
t .i ger !. afraid of Iwing tmrieil klive.
1'ln.t la "tin Itnng lhat never baiprDl
In my pal lent IUrr' Hassr.
ta... .......
i,,iiiir. "in, ,, nnaalonary liring
teara lit Hie ryra nf III uatlvetf
N.'t but tie n,s.le their moiitbe water."
ivtft.il Tribune.
(VMiina raa V ar4
l Ibenaeol hiiil.di'a Cure. Tine t't
t'fil.h I'nreie I lie only known remedy
f thai lrrllile ilieraee. Fof sal bf
VV.Ila A Warrm.
M i) irrrel a lukiri( Ink () fire.
I'rr.enil, ), shiifkle.! Hill Lit.
"VVhal are Jon gvl,ng alT kin.Hy
la.ore.t Mr tierrel.
I a lliinkmtt of lti lime when lou
V t.-l I me l.i y the on
bil e . r I Dial w.iuM make ton b y
f .r l.fe."
' e. I reiuriidar. Au4 tun west
and ai I ll.e atMii word." CineiBtiall
Ki.'Oifef.
A I Mint Crowd. I'lfniy ot rrearnt an.)
Knyal liiMid Time.
The Chrintnun tree eiereie at tbe
opera bnuse last 1 un lay evening were
a grand anoeea. The tree was beaati-
(ally dot-orated aud showed that the
onmmitlee in charge of Dial work bad
labored diligently.
Tbe Invooalino was rendered by Rev.
K. V, Greene, anj the opening remarks
by A. W. ralleraou were appropriate and
rll received. The mimic !y the quar
lei, Mrs. J. D. llrown, Mini Mnggie
Atlkioe, Meatrs. V. I. M.iling and H. H
H.iriii.r. w i lOrllrnt, and Ilia ililct by
Miaa Maggie A Iknn and W. L. Haling
was ably lendeie.!. H. T. lianley acted
a maatef f Clruiulile.
The program bring c.'onlti.lrd the
oik if uuioa.ling the lire of He precious
gifts was Ix-guu whuli I .at.. I afullhonr
after I. U'h liiiie all de. arted well
pleasej with tbe rveilog's di'ings.
Extraordinary Smuggling.
The genius of the smulcr is a very
remarkable thing. If the pcneral run
of men nnd women who try to pet the
better of the custom olUciuls would
turn their ingenuity to the profession
of invention, and try to bo honest, in
the end it would prove more profitable
for many of them. One of the moat
amusiivr stories of smugglers is that
told by an englishman, who imported
into his own country a number of fine
fat geese at the Chriatmaa season many
years ago. One of them having ex
cited the Mi.'ipicionsof the inspectors by
its wonderful wel-'ht, was killed and
opened, upon which it was discovered,
says the chronicle, that there was con
cealed within It a nuuilH-r of Bmall
dutiablo articles. The rust of the
flock having Wen similarly inspected,
it wuh found that their owner had
compelled the unhappy birds to swal
low a birtre uuantity of htiifl upon
which there was a heavy duty, and
which would have oil come in free had
nut the lirst goose excited the sus
picion of thone in charge. Harper's
loung I'rople.
A tireat l.eraisa I'rrw-riptlea.
Diaeaaed blood, constipation, and
kilnev. liver and bowel tronble are
rnred by Karl's Clover Root Tea. For
tale by Wells k Warren,
WANTED: Several trustworthy gentlemen
or liuliei to travel In Oregon, (o eatabli h-
etl, reliable house. Kalnry liftO auu exnenses.
Steady position. Enclose referenee and self ad-1
dressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Com
pany, inira tioor, umaha Building, Chicago,
in. man.
BUM HONS.
TN JUSTICE COl'RT FOR THE SIXTH DIS-
1 trlct, Morrow County. State of Orcicon.
W. E. Kahler,
Plaintiff,
vs.
W. E. Dennis,
Defendant. 1
To the Constable of the Sixth District, Morrow
i.ouniy, Biate ot Oregon:
In the name of the Mate of Oreeon. weeom
maud you to summons W. E. Dennis to appear
before the undersigned, a Justice of the I'eace
in District No H, in said County and state, on
or before the Uth day of January, 1H!I6, at the
riouroi it) o I'KH'K a. in., at my onice in Hepp
ner, in said District, County and State, to answer
the complaint of W. E. Kahler. founded on an
express contract and wherein the laid plalntltt
iifiiiftnn jtiugmeni lor tliesumol rilty-one and
:t3-loo (lAi. :ti) Dollars and costs of this action;
and In case he fails so to answer for wa t there
of, the tilainlill' will take iu.lirinent mrulnst him
lor i lie sum oi r ny-one auu u iuu Uoiiars ana I ana can save money ami unit) in uiaaiug mux n-iuuu. nu ii,n.n invu.
Do You Want a Rig ?
Don't You Want a Place to
rut up Your I earn :
Are You in Need of a Saddle
Horse ?
All these can be procured at Thompson & Binns, Lower Main Street,
Heppner, Uregon.
These gentlemen are well arqualnted with Grant, Harney, Crook. Gilliam and other counties.
coptsof ihli action,
Tills summons is mibltshed hv order ot E
Freelaiid, Justice of the I'eace lor the blxth
District, Morrow County, Oregon,
bated November ilst, 1W5.
K. I- FREF.I.AND,
3'.' 07. Justice of the l"eace,
rrices In keeping with the times.
THOMPSON Sz BTJSTNS,
rERRYSK
.SEEDSfa
rcrfwt teoli grow iC j?
rr not grown hy cliimv. uth-vAbA-4
"ihk titVff U'fi tu chant In niw
F ibvui veryhrtt. Wnurlur
FERRY'S
SEED ANNUAL
for IM)A. nnmful of sluiule i
lufontiaiinoatmin Ijmii anil new
, ut amia, Vrrm ty luall. ,
D. M. FERRY CO..
Ottrort, Mich.
Your Face
elaj.r J. T. I'lfL ii la manager of the
Male Hotel at Vtii.n, Ttlaa, Ll.l
t tie) Iratchuif Uiro say te ooe uf lb W
boleU 111 llial aerlion. Is lieakma' of
t'liambeilain'f fill.-. ('Imler and
piarrtiuea U.-uiaJr .MJir I'.i' iio aajt:
' 1 bate Uae,l II lix.rlf .1.) m my fattlll)
f.if teteral eara, an. I lake .eaeir In
yil.tf (bat I cii.i ler II an infallible
fur .r illrrtui a act ttyaenlery. I
alaa re aitiieii.l it, an I ba lrr.iiri..
ly a Iruililalrfr J , my (Ueata IU (lie
h.itrl, an. I in every cm it baa prove
Itself Vitllhy l fit 1tittfl. en. I iraetrcbl.
K.-r tale I I'MII I ..,n, drtiggisl.
Ilecauae lis l.nsillab. torn kssw.
" Wc liari) trie J liorJ to (rrt our chit
tlrrn to ny papa ami niatmna,' aaldthe
futlu-r ot u family, "but it dtN'an't acem
ism1,1c. Stiinel intra they think uf It,
an. I i-crliapa you heir one autl then an
other kuv: '(iimhI nlj.'ht mamma,' or
t,.l nicht, papa,' hut UMially it la
Ii.M'r ami iih'Iiimmt op all occaaiotia. I
ui'ist .. that 1 like popiMT and mom
mcr an rvcrljKtiutr ali;!it Wttor then
p:.Mi end mamma; and I lx-l love that
ti e roinmon u of the familiar popper
and iiiommcr I due to tl.e fact that
tln uhl are almplrr and more
mi'liKllima, Ira f.,rmal and more nffee
ti.'iiutc; and 1 1hU f.r the time when
p lcr an.l moinmcr will hold full away
not only in the human heart, but la the
told and formnl dictlonarr."
IVal.r in Anl (iie-Here ate two
very ff revolver.
I'ual.itper-NHal Iheli Llst.M)?
They were earned hf l',.lnniloa "
"Vl'tial! lUt.Jte'e vierrn't Invented
ll.italiv l te ton II r.a (l-,..a "InmlHia toue
n,r I l ki" r.ii' "'lal tu 't I'irm
I I. ie t. ' Tl olhef veaii.l , ."-I'hlU .d.l lt-,iJ
.e t.t. mm if he nvg-M gita me Ilea, I
ia, I l-.ea.ti .ail l aidn't."
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tia Iv If iiiJ t f I .ir tu u if. ! .
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lunula U i ui ii iii .'j-..a i.t ,i l.(oiii . f lUnaira, N. Y
tU ftr oft"u ii i t i f,.f f,. !,,' nu.
Ike lUai raa Tar
is Hbiloh'i Cnre. A negleote.l eoath it
ilanoroaa, HI p it at one It h
Htnloli'i Cure.
t.. ,f ikuHii are amona tti
llii.ii jiii.I an. I .me thlntf that are cum
If-rt'd with t..',d and ailver immnllnc.
They limy l had In ailver from Iran
than l to more than I hi and In fold
from aU.ut io to hprvlal draient
may rml d.ntMo of trrUe thr pn.ca.
ltrto4 are rnhrairrd In the hlfh
eat at) Se of the art for alvut TJ. though
the kind the cll.-fra g v out d n -l
c.il ijiiite ao inuih. A man rral'.y
proud of hi a a.lcinlc drfree muat have
f. r tlt.s use from W to I'.v.
T. R. HOWARD
UKALS IN
Grockries, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Stockmens Supplies, Etc.,
And Wants Your Trade !
He will make it an object for you to trmle with
him as his prices are right, and all goods that he
handles are of the very beat
Store on Main Street, Next Door
to City Drug Store,
Heppner, Oregon.
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f.N-1 ..a ),m i i I Ii fH, mh- u il
..e .! n.o'e tir II. an f .!. f.f am b
is Hi- ee if it la Mil .1 .,)
I l ta) have a h allrn f ft ll,.e
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a, a ir, ikrumaliam f.. live , ""' "aif ' 1-sjn nM i.i t i' e
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lUtl If lhrCOts.ait.t.l.iet. t j.a.abl. j I I'l.a lelfUla,
Will k arraalKaal arlth mail a(s
mile, rtar (oal Invest In a
MeSewiDiMacIe
ICWieano it iv m
FINCH TENSION,
TENSION INDICATOR
AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER,
Tat tnosl rmnplrr and awful drvKCt
JJ(J 14 any Kir j (nattiiaa.
Tlie HIIITI. Is
Dsrtbly Masdisaily liill.
Of rial rialih tti Pirficl Atfjiitatat,
ti ALL St.abU Amelia,
U I f hia dipi.tmas, and ailver boaea ' -I and p'er y. p ia iU fall
(.out ol )uur tipt.latHHta.
A('Ttt luallll WawTID la
f '1 letiiitfry. Libera! Urata. Addma,
WHITE SEWIH3 MACHINE CO.,
CLEVELAND, O.
B mm :
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T 1-1 12
Palace Hotel,
C i VAX ULTN. rritkf.
Arirr luhn full cvnlrol of (hi$
inpnhir hm$rt o,,, mo;r
tfncily firit tl
MKALS. 2: CTS.
HK1S, r CTS.
fre hath in, t, M , Qnttf
A geer alrl4ak
A Jfitf j rtt,er In I'arla romrfilltej
stiL id rrvetit!,f in a tmt atretife mat..
lift lie dreMd hlmarlf aa frrHT
.man. In twit r.' iime. fii.k tu'.ie
g..n. awnati, .f fl.mrra t. nutt.h,
and f- aatin ahia; af'er 1 if
vn i.f i l,ar.-.il he lay d."n n ha I
silln ilivn r,-. aa f.mnd t W
1.4.1 1 he art , !.-a of frma'.e attire he.
I'-iik. 1 the that left h Whind
lnr f.v-r.
rue! turn' lt.kie rle
rnHiua M.ttelure; iWn Itl if (
ad aiii.g tunel al iM, V;
Mlil ir ( aUe. W ekt,.ue
.inrr f rsn. e.ieb tMes bSesvl ted
I
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C.A.SNOVcCO.
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DISCQVEBEQ BT LfiST !
IF Mr. Columl.ua rrs slite to
day and railed at Mat LirhUo
that's hr might male dcw dmonv.
err quit" m turmottl a lhat of
lt'.ri t'LtU was K creat tieo.iverer
in hia day. IU ..ul J at this time
dinCOtor th urt aliark of hboes
frr ahrtvm in llrDor, aid th
rhrara m well. S bat ttxr dtirai
mortal man aU 1
TV IK t, rw...' w aaai.
M. I.ICIITr.NTUAIe.
Kala Heai, Htfmt. ifmmrt,
Cotorn Work a Hjialty.
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Olio IMU NOTARY PUBLIC
uiuiimuwii CONVEYANCER
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