u
IfYMjUlNKDNm'
ajsb - . -r
position of state senator from that
county. Mr. Hume is well quali
fied for the position.
The Hunter's Story, lrl";
THE SENATE.
A Washington correspondent to
the Gazette, speaking of the situa
tion in the senate, sums it np as
follows:
"With sixty senators voting, the
eilyer men had a majority o
twelve. The vote on the question
of referring to committee Senator
Allen's resolution directing the
finance committee to inquire and
report upon the expediency of the
opening of the mints of the United
States to the free acd unlimited
coinage of gold and silver at a ratio
of sixteen to one, and in addition
thereto, issue an adequate volume
of full legal tender notes, and in
the interests of Natioual safety
withdraw the issue power of nation
al banks and retire all bank cur
rency, was twenty-four for refer
ence and thirty-Bix against. The
resolution was then adopted with
out a division. Whilo their majori
ty would probably not be quite so
large on a full vote of the senate,
there isn't the slightest doubt that
the silver men have a substantial
majority of the senate, nor that
this majority will insist upon con
cessions being made to them before
allowing any financial bill to go
through the senate."
Harvey Scott, editor of the
Oregonian, is planning to make a
tour through Mexico in the near
future.
The Roseburg Review and As
toria Herald distinguished them
selves in getting out excellent New
Year's editions.
AsTOKU and Oregon City are
both anxious to entertain the
Oregon Press Association next
year. It is also reported that
Baker City would not refuse the
honor.
A Milwaukee jury recently de
cided that a bag-pipe was not a
musical instrument. This decision
will certainly meet with general
favor, though it may lead to war
with Scotland.
As A matter of fact, the assess
ments of Morrow and Curry coun
ties were the only ones that went
through the bands of the board of
equalization without change. This
is a good showing and Assessor
Willis is justly proud of it.
bat votei for it
audience sang the
closing hymo, "Nearer my God to Thee,'
(From the Pent, Houiton, Texu.) toe thought came, yea tbat tbe
One day latt autumn a reporter of thi I remedy for all ilia, living true livef
paper and a popular drummer started nearer to Ood, not hypocritically, but
from Orange, Texaa, for a drive acro truly Dearer to God.
country; Ibe reporter on business for
bia paper and tbe drummer to eell goods.
On tbe return trip they beard tbe re
port of a shot gun, and aoon Ezra Peet
emerged from tbe wood with bis dogs
The drummer knew him. "You
are looking wonderfully spry,"
said tbe drummer, "bow came the
change?"
"That's all right and I am right glnd
to tell you and that newspaper friend of
yours what wrought all this change in
me," said Mr. Peet as he took a seat on
a fallen log alongside tbe buggy.
"Sixty-two years ago Ioame to Texas,
seven of which I have spent on yonder
farm. One day while sitting in my
E. M.
Eiqht Mile, Or., Dec. 31, 1895.
0.
A Natural Btautifirr.
Karl's Clover Root Tea DuriQVs the
blood nod gives a dear and beautiful
oomplexion. For sale by Wells & Warren.
FOREIGN TID-BITS.
CAPTUBKD AT liAbT.
Wag Taken in at Boise Idaho, and
Boon be Returned to Portland.
Will
The population of France ia 38,095,-150.
Chinese Immigration is being solicited
by Mexico.
The month of May, 1891, was tbe
wettest May in Europe for nearly seven
ty years.
Thkke are nine medical men in Eng
land upon whom the title of baronet
baa been bestowed.
The total amount of life insurance in
Great Britain is nearly identical with
the total national debt.
Mrs, John Lemp, on Monday, December
23, 1895, without any resistance on tbe
Alfred E. Beach, who for fifty
years has been editor of the Scien
title American, died at his home in
New York on New Year's day, of
pneumonia. His death will be
severely felt by the publishers of
this well known magazine.
None Bnt Ayer'i at tbe World's Fair
Ayer's Sarsnparilla enjoys the extraor
dinary distinction of having been tbe only
blood purifier allowed an exhibit at the
World's fair, Chicago. Manufacturers
of other saraaparillas sought by every
means to obtain a showing of their goods,
bnt they were all turned away under the
application of the rule forbidding the
entry of patent medicines and Dostromi.
The deoision of the World's fair autho.
rities in favor of Ayer's Harsaparilla was
in eneot as follows: "Ayer's Barsapa
rilla is not a patent medioine. It does
not belong to tbe list of nostrums. It is
here ou its merits."
V ord was reoeutly received at this
office concerning one, A. Roderick
Grant, substantiating tbe rumor of bis
capture at Boise, Idaho. This was ao
GOmnliahAfl fw IVfiaa A nr.nc.ta T.amn nt
obair I grew dizzy, fell backward out of .. , , ,
... . " tbe residenoe of her narenta. Mr. and
it, yvriiy turn uiy puwor ui Bjjeeuu lur a
time end, to be brief, I was taken with a
- 1 I. n f I . I
Duuan KJk yaioijDio. s ui luuuiuq duu a, f. . . . ., ,
.. . , ... . y" ul mr rauii woo quieuy goo-
,, u , . r u u mittedto tbe inevitable, and who has
J HluDlnHil nia UMllinrvnoaa tn ininmnanw
Kt ...11 T U.A ..: lt "
uui u uu man buu i ui'i nra uVnhll ...... v.. t.i j
hope of ever being relieved of my suffer. fQrther80ti0n ,B tbfl fl(jld Mf
ingwnen i was requested io use ur. BnH Mp. . ... m . .... ,
TTTMl; . T- r,-,, r..L -r . . "-' mono moil UUUJB
Z""T a , . Ben,I?r after Jan. 1, at 435 Yamhill St., Portland,
I it. . l - i : u i . i in
LaJ a VI, DIU VB 1UUIIII BK DJUDUiU VU 1 W TTUI L II AUKJEJ 1 . J. a a a
" ivi r. itrnnt ia vara no innnn in
physically and suffered a loss in weight 0rfiffnn WajlV,ifwjfm, , T, . .
of about twenty pounds. To tell you L-nenmii,, in H.nnn -k k i...
tbe truth I had no faith in them wben ,, ... ;. t .
.. ... , . .T . . many rnends. He is at present a
than Hiii nttMva fnr ha1 I wt Ar b nn r f mnnia I
" . " . 7 member of tbe 0. W. R. Mauf. Co., of
after money without receiving a particle Portsnd 8nd h(J9 reDre8ented th.
ui oeueu.. ou. x cuangeu my mma ere interegt(1 o( tuis firm fof
i naa tasen toe contents 01 tne nrst Dox
tor I felt a decided and constant im
provement all around and every member
of my family noticed it also. I kept on
improving every day, by and by I could
walk as well as ever, just as you see me
bere, and all tbia was aooomplished by
taking the contents of about halt a dozen
boxes of Dr. Williams' Fink Fills ac
cording to direotionB. Now I keep
baby bones
are soft, so soft they scarce can be called
bones in the earlier years ; gradually they
harden, and furnish the frame which sup
ports the growing body. The hardening
comes from what chemists term " the min
eral substances."
When these are absent we have "Rickets" a lack of
bone-tissue, which shows itself in delayed teething, profuse
The French make paper umbrellas, 1 j A if nnr arrested, malformations and
rendered wholly waterproof bv rela- "Cdu-bwcD, - -
tined bichromite of potassium. deformities.
Thk interior of Labrador is said to be
the largest unexplored area on the con
tinent, ana it nas a wateriaii witn a
sheer descent of two thousand feet.
taking active steps toward learning of lime and soda will give its UWe body the needed fat in
an easy iorm.
Bt turt ytu Scoff I EmuUitu mki ft wul it and nt tktmp luMituU.
Scott & Bowne, New York. Ail Druggists. 50c. and it.
Such a baby needs lime for its weak bones and cod-liver
oil for its fat-starved body.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites
they would like to have their national
capital.
During the past year 22,017 persons
visited the birthplace of Shakespeare,
as compared with 12,300 in 1S80. The
year shows a balance of over 81,500 to
the credit of the birthplace.
tome years in
tbe Northwest.
May their lives be as one as they float
down the river of life, and may their
onp of happiness and plenty always be
full to overflowing.
Piles! Pilcal Itching Piles.
hymptoms Moisture; intense itching
and stinging; most at night; worse by
scratching. It allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. Swaynb s
Ointment stops tbe itohing and bleed
ing, heals ulceration, and in most oases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail, for 50 cents. Dr. Sway ne& Son,
Philadelphia,
at Ia'W,
HEPPNEK,
Attorneys
All business attended to in a prompt and satisfactory
manner. Notaries Public and Collectors.
OFFICE IN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
OREGON
Utah is now a state, having been
admitted by proclamation of the
president on last Saturday.
"Ed." Goodwin, of the Salt Lake
Tribune, will probably be one of
Utah's first U. S. senators.
Toe Union is now by far the best
newspaper that Walla Walla has
ever had. Her uitizona should
show their appreciation of this
fact
Senatoh Mitchell is favorably
mentioned by tho l'atorn prows
for vice proHidcut on the ropubli
cau ticket Oregon cortaiuly has no
caiiHrt to be SHhatuod of John II.
Mitchell.
Tue contractors who are con
structiig the locks at tho Cnacmlos
still maintain that they ill have
an orwn river between The Dallas
and l'ortland by March 1st, unless
an unusually heavy fall of snow
should interfere.
Am EXCflASOE says wo cannot
afford to have a war, as it would
be a terrible calamity. 1'robably
true. Hut then we had la tter lmvo
calamity than sacrifice national
honor. However, thcr is no groat
prospect of eitbor fat
i
.maiss nas lour conpreanmpn
One it speaker and the other three
have prominent rhairnianKhips.
Under the circuniHtaurcs the re
maining small Krtiim of the Unit
Ml States hould lx thankful that
this statrf has no larger delegation
in corgreaa.
Heed's slate of committees has
decided presidential flavor. A
w lorn congressman who is
serving Lis second term is given
the chairmanship of the livers aiu
harbor committee hieh rightful
ly belonged ti Hermann, Utth be.
cause of length of service and rank
Hut then New Yotk has more vote
la tbe natioual convention than
Oregon, you koow, couxuetitly
th shift
CHKISTUAB REPASTS.
1 drop you a few lines tbat may be of
interest to vour readers.
After testing the roast turkey at my
bouse on Christmas day, a few of the
neighbors passed a very pleasant even.
n g, entertained by toasts from 0. D
nennette ard Oeo. Miller, our genial
pontmaster, and crisp witticisms of
"Scotch-Irish" oat, by Mr. and Mrs,
O. T. Doutflns, and other pioneer Ore-
gnniaus, iotersperaed with songs and
manic that memory will recall as
bright spot iu tbe sociul oircle many
days beuoe.
From tin us old-timf rs I learn that
early iu the 70s wheu Tendleton and
Tbe Dalles were their uearest points of
trade and market and Umatilla and
H'co counties embraced Monow and
Gilliam, their cuttle and hnrioa roamed
over a "thousand bills," from the John
Diiy to Hotter creek, thriving ormn the
natural gramies which abounded io
diversity twelve months In tbe year, and
without feed or attention snve to brand
and kuow their wlierenlmuts, and llieo
deliver fur the gold tbat made their
times of plenty and nropixritir: one
party delivered 73 bead of cattle off lbs
range io March for beef; another party
brought four hundred ealves from tbe
valley, and they lived on the rang (our
years Willi only a lone of eight.
Our squirrel rsl bus been her as
iohb: as ma oiiirti seiner, Mil some
years worse thnu el hers. Tbe gras
hopper is an old timer, too. bo I did
damage about two years sod nut io
SiioeMino, but worse Dearer the
mountains. One suow was about
twenty-one iuebes deep sod another
suteeo Indies. A few winters tbe llier.
tnoroetor was several degrees below sro.
t Judge wheo wo pea two lowecblps
anutb toward the Itloe mountains
wiiiUre are colder on J thrre it more
snow,
Farmers are jubiUot with Ibe preaent
iirwet f o shhI wheal erp. Range
hurwe are in fair condition but ibe sheep
are prii,iii tie.
Now as ibe old year leaves ns sod Hie
or w rmee. It ta a I'wJ lime f.r os o
leave behind all nr laen!nee of the
ImI, much as wtlhio oa lire, aed
deeide on reeulnlione for the future
whereby we nay help ethere as we help
outwit to Ihe buttle i.f life; Ibal we
have o eooeetenee told of offebee sod
(lorifv oof r'ther in Lran.
A bai'pf New Year Io lb e.litor SoJ
reader.
J. W.O.
Iv.i ot 4e, t)r , J to J, tai
Mny merchants are well aware tbat
their customers are their beet friends
and take pleasure in supplying tbem
wiin tne best goods obtainable. As an
them in our medioine chest all tbe time instance we mention Perry & Camerou,
and would not be without them under l'f&f" 0'-
l?An. I uftV SAV! "WA nnva nn ha.1.
any oircumstances. My wife bas been tution in reoommending Chamberlain's
taking tbe pills lately owing to the Cough Remedy to our customers, as it ia
weak onndition of her system and she tDf .De8' ugh medicine we bave ever
too, claim, that they sr. benefiting be, p", '.aU.t mrr
Hut Biuug, in air, u MJr, miunuiB I UODO, urUgglSt.
Pink Pills I certainly attributi the
obange for Ibe better you see in me today Patbnt List. Tbe following Paoiflc
and I am ready to commend tbem as a coast people bave been granted patents
great remedy in oases for wbioh they are recently : H P. Holland, San Franoisoo,
intended. Yes air, for tbe benefit of the Cal., ore smelting fornaoe; M. Jensen,
siok I cannot help but say something oo Astoria, Or., soldering maobine; 0. E.
every ocoasion about those wonderful Larrabee, Berkley, Cal., station indicator;
pills and I do ao gladly, loo." H. Liefer, Los Angeles, Cal., stepladder
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills oontain all or other supporting devioe; H. A. Mar
ine elements necessary to give new life riman, Los Gatos, Cal,, evaporator; R.
ana rionness io ine oiooa ana restore r. Minor, neppner, ur., railway car
shattered neryes. They are for sale by truck; E. I. Nichols, Sao Francisoo Cel.,
all druggists, or may be bad by mail steam vaouum pump; H. Orrock, San
from Dr. Williams' Medioine Co., Franoisoo, Cal., pulley block ; J. R.
Sobeneotady, N. Y for BOo. per box, or Phelps, Marysville, Cel., Andrew
G. B. Hatt, tbe tonsorial artiet, can
be found at his parlors, Matlock oorner,
where be will dispense at popular prices,
shaves, snampoos, naironta. etc.
Any inventor in Eastern Oregon wbo
desires the services of an attorney in
Washington, D. O , will find it to his
advantage to call on or address this pa
per, 5tf
For 822.50 I will sell a first class, bigb
grade, high arm sewing machine guaran
teed for 10 years. For further particu
lars oall on or address, N. A. laob,
.Lexington, Uregon. 8s-tf.
Ben Mathews is now sole proprietor of
the oity meat market where be keeps a
fresh supply of beef, pork, mutton, veal,
sausage, baoon and lard, which he sells
for the lowest market price. Fred Bock,
tbe Portland butcher, is still with bim. tf
Take a Peep at
GEO. A. BROWN'S AD.
In This Space Next Issue.
HARDMAN, OR.
Now is tbe time to get tbe Weekly
Oregonian, the greatest newspaper of
tbe West. With tho Gazette, both striot-
ly in advance, one year, $3 60. No better
combination of newspapers can be made
io tbe state. Besides we will give as a
premium an additional journal, the Web-
root Planter, an agricultural paper.
Come in now and subscribe.
6 boxes for $2.50.
For Dyspepsia
and Liver complaiot yon bave a printed
guarantee en every bottle of Shilob's
VitaMxer. It never fails to cure. For
sale by Wells & Warren.
.
KIUUT MILK NOTES.
Prader, Spokane, Wash.,
ener; A. II. Sobierholz,
Cul., ore crusher.
pencil sharp
ban Francisoo
A Eaot Worth Knowing.
Consumption, La Grippe. Pneumonia.
and all Throat and Lung diseases are
on red by Shilob's Cure. For sale by
Wens & warren.
K. C. Ashbaugb bas moved into the
Doolittle bouse.
a ixeasant ukoiption. The r
oeptioo tendered to Rev. Howard and
wife on Friday evening last waa a very
A Christmas ires si Liberty was a pleasant affair. Tbe oonareffatioo of
very eDjoaoie anair. the M. E church. South, aod a few of
Spelling sohnol every Wednesday their invited frieods, gathered at the
evening onnduoted by E. U. Stanton. cbnrob at 6 :30. Ao Impromptu program
Prayer meetina everv Hnndav mornina carried out, whic h consisted of
After Deo. 1, 1895, tbe Gazette will
make a discount of 10 per cent, from
list on all staple job work. Tbia re.
d notion is made on the supposition that
cash will be paid for all work as soon as
oompleted. "
7ANTEO: Severs! trustworthy gentlemen
t y
Fa
- " - - - - - -
Do You Want a Rig ? .
Don't You Want a Place to
Put up Your Team ?
Are You in Need of a Saddle
Horse ?
I ... I .-...-I I I .. f. II U I "K
steady position. Kncime reference smi self i-1 All these can be procured at Ihompson & liinns, Lower Main, street,
urcRii Rvmiiiiicii ciitcii(i.. i u. iMiiiiiuiii un UAnnnav I Irannn
any. Third Floor. Omaha Building, Chicago, ,,c1'1'u"p
marl.
8UMMON9.
TN Jl'STTCE COURT FOR THE SIXTH DI8-
1 t
at eleven o'olock, oooduoted by Andrew
Ashbiugh. All are invited.
The first entertainment of tbe New
Year at tight Mile Center will be a
spelliog sotiool oooducted by Mr. E. B
Stanton.
several beautiful anthems sod appro
priate soogs by Iheoboir, aod address of
welcome by A. G. Bartholomew, re
sponded to by Rev. Howard and mem
hers of tbe ohorcb present. This
all followed by s oios lunch of cake,
landwli-hpa ami rnfTna. It ia avl.lanl
This Is th last day of tk year. Tbs ,,. ,h. ..,,,., .nlUn , IK.i.
-.uu U.O..D. .. DongD me oia year 0aW DMto, lD,, lb- u v euuroh ...
was drlermioed logo oat with a tussle delefminej ,0 gi bim good (Upporli
- uu. .u u- i..rBen, .DU ii i. rain- ,nJ ,BO ,e0otnpli.b mooh g0oJ work
. ver, u.,u ,agD ii was aneaaing by bi MiiiUo09 theoomlog year. May it
H-ailuti'lUHII uau IU Biep DBTB Hill bl g
glv plac to yonng 1)
Oo Zbristmaa day a family reunion I '" tio io lb cheat a piece of
was held al lodrew Aalibaugb't. Eight noel dampened with Cbamlwrlaiu's
oliil.lreo aod aevenleeu Erandobildreo ''" alm and boond on over the eeat
were prmMI hesld tbre daughters io- ""D Pio and another on lb bark
law snd Ihreo sons in law. Three 2T , ID snnjira, wui an,ira roller
.... . .. . ., , . Tin i especially valuable in eaei
. u.,.,r,,K, .r.puroii.iren. ami io ,lrrt j,,m ta ci0d b- , e,,ij ,na
duvwiaw ere living wk) rar sway io (her la temleoey toward pn.'oinonia.
be Itier. George Asbbangb, a opbsw, tot sale by A bill Uobo, druggist.
sod bis two eoos, Mr. and Mrs. Stacy
Roberta, Mia floy June. Mr. atd Mra Tbs PaiNTta DsiD. A Keotuoky ed
Hleutoo aod oo sod, were preaoul. beiog oballeogad by a coooty tree
Token nt alT-ctliri wr eiehanged I oalliog bim "lb red teaded
between parents and ehildreo. Kab mallgnaol male wbo diaaipales tb
gueat eoniriboled Io lb dinner sod lh wuoly's mooey," pr(dored hi maos-
trlet, Morrow County. Bute ot OreKou.
yv . t. Kanier,
Flaintlft",
vs.
W. E. Dennis.
Defenilant.
To the Conaialile of the (tlxth District, Morrow
county, mate ot oreiron:
In the name ot the etate of Orreon. weccim-
msnd ynu to summons W. E. Heiinls tn appear
tiefnie the undersigned, a Justiee of the Wire
in Ulstrlrt No. H. in in Id County and Htate. on
or belore the 11th day of Januarv, 1HM, at the I
ncuirol liio rinraa. m., at my otnee in Hepp
ner, in said Olstrlet, County and Htate. to answer
the complaint nl W. K. Kahler. founded on an
rspreuroutraetand wherein the (ntd plaintlfl
demands Judirmeiit for the sum of Fifty-one and
3.11ml il . I :ui luillsra and rosla of this action:
and in ease he falls so to answer for w t thera-
of, the plalutllt will take judnmrnl analnst him
for the sum of Kfty-oneand .Udou Ioilan and
costs 01 tins aeium,
This summons Is pnhltshrd by order of K. I.
Freeland, Justiee of the I'osee for the Sixth
IUstrlrt, Morrow ounty, Oregon.
Iiated November 21st, I'M.
E. U FRF.ELASD.
311( 07. Justice ol the I'eace,
These gentlemen are well acquainted with Grant, Harney, Crook, flllllam and other counties,
and can save money and time iu making these sections with traveling men.
Prices In keeping with tha times.
Thompson & Biisrisrs,
XiX'VSXt'X'JvXXSiT. BIPFXTXIl,
Your Face
reeoll we o floe enread enjoyed by all.
Oo Jaonsry '.ttb.la.Kt, ihrra aill b
S lemperaoce tueottog al Kight M.I
Center school b.iuae. This ijaeaitioo will
bedieeaseed; "Wbat t M irally Wron
can lib rohllcally Kghf" W hou
to be alii Io aonoaeo tb Dams of atu
re wh willta willing ! open op lb
ubjeou Stm may Ibiuk tbrr la oo
dia,ossio or oo groood to talk Bpn
Io Ihi 0.aewloo, Well, show if Utem er
aoee la morally wrB it rao t rlgbWol
j by high lieenae, aej yoq will bave .roe
.... . . MbltgU talk btit sol .mtbmg to
thee, ta ..netl.ii.g wf,i.g. Th waala M hti,n m ""'U,J
greater lhao lliaoi ly ead It is only a Oeiag to Ibe tnrUoy i f lh
,.ieal.,.. t,f tin. ! lb eoJ .t.Mlb.f ,0n,p.,or m,,t,o was
"'ST e. cut of iro'lb. Iroobl I ! " "M ' Unt M ,o1"
llrt the digeatita prgaoa. If ysa so!,"l,a' lb nJM M f thai rrr-tting
r..rihrniM beailhy dilKt( yen ws It "AlvatUgMi i4 ll, Uut
HI ....p th. :i,.l. oo ew DMb an I T,.(!j.-; II,, a I.i.n and On.og tb
ra.iae II. m l.i frl Iwtlof Io ey wa ' . , , .
Tl,.f.heval will U digeated OMs.f . " H' ; Trimer-
at f.i 'lal l t . ti e e.ls f tt. ,ism. "' "' A I by no "Jeaa
aa l s normal aiile will apfear. j if my H.al" was sung, II
I rsoi-t.. fi.'at!y f-lk.ws a it.iat, m., )M JMn. i. iu. ati el
si-fipt so I showed that b ta I "tb
big beartavl, valiant soul wbo dispeosee
Iheeonoty'o tBooey." Tbo jtioter wbo
oaasej oil Ibe trouble oow bold case
oo lb Heavenly CalL
AIIKeeaaiBeaa II
Ask your pbyaiciao. your droggiat and
ynur frtead arol Hhil.-b's Cor for
l'nsatn('lin. They will reenoioatad
il. For tal by Wells k Warreo
Ctuius or llraixtaa. tbo sod
Jopoy bave parrhaal tbo lotereet of
Oenrge la the wash boo aod fcsv
moved same ta XI a In etrawt oeil door to
Ibe oporo bonae, wbr Ibey "ill soa
dael s ttrtrtly Brat elaee laoodry. 1b
palrooage of alt Io aollelied aod salts
faeiloo tuaraaleo.1. J,
Tea Ilia ef W wea.
Coet.ii,.o. eaoe or Ihao ball
the ilia i.f women. Karl rioter ll-M
ta t o piraaatit rnr for Ctsiipati.ti.
F.4 ! by Wells A Warrsa.
Ix ilia ircrct tarifT sjorli Sina
lor Mitchell dvrlsrol that t o in
Justrj Lal rt'ceitnl sucli starr
intt l a.lly It iaUtiic Mowa as
that Itfln lr l uix.u tl.r wai iinliia.
try by tho WiUn tatifT act. it
draititHl from tta t'nitcl States
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T. R. HOWARD
DEALS IN
Grockries, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Stockmens Supflies, Etc.,
And Wants Your Trade!
He will make it an object for you to trade with
him as his prices are right, and all goods that he
handles are of the very best
Store on Main Street, Next Door
to City Drug Store,
LEIeppner, Oregon.
Will ao wrMtaeat with a mast etaiag
smile, after yew Invest la) a
WMteSewingMacMnB
SQkMPWtO WITH ITS MIW
PINCH TENSION,
TENSION INDICATOR
AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER,
Tb most complete aad aaeful devtcas ever
added to any sewing BiaituM,
The YIUTi: Is
Dirably t4 Hudieatly Isllt,
Of Fist rialis n Pirfsct Adjsittt,
tret ALL Stwsbls Artist,
Ai wul serve sad plea yow op to la fall
baM of your n jruuuaa.
Aetna Iiaisn WaartD la oaootw
Sled Wftitwry. Librral terms. Addms,
I aaana oaaoaaaaV B lis,
mm-.
THE'""
Palace Hotel,
C. i YiX tilTX, lritlor.
Antts taken full control of thi$
popular houtr, (,n,l viU nle ,
$trictly Jlr$t chi$$.
MKALS, 2: CTS.
BEDS, 2: CTS.
tW Tree bail s aa4 fr , uut
AT LBST!
T F Mr. Colttmbus f re alive to.
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D nan baa f. f a.le oat im bis ran.U,
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lp?D fav-orabl lurutiiUeJ fvT tLs 'ktiatb at E rt.t .l U-e.
W'a!t. TVmpa'n Me staa tto
lUi t ncr a l M.'nnmetil. a' riir r
day i..t M 'o.lay an. I av every
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jWU' lH ," neil, fity aa a.Jagaw.
day and callcil at Mat Lichto-
that's h might mako a new diecor.
ery qoiu a mrmot a!.!e as that t f
li'.M Chtis Waa a rrrat .t!u.Trr
WHITE SEWIN3 MACHINE CO., ibi.da7. h, .,;u, Ut . rn,
CLKVtLANO, O. uiocwrr tut nnear. stXk of Mirta
fvpr snowo io lirrirj'r. ati.l IL
cheatvat a well hat moro chwa
mortal man ant ?
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Plenty of them at tho
Gazette Office. . . .
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iHUIM '..CONVEYANCER
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