TURNING GRAY
AND THREATENED
WITH BALDNESS
The Danger is Averted by Using
AYER
HAiS
VIGOR
Nearly forty years ago, after
some weeks of sickness, my hair
turned gray and began falling out
so rapidly that I was threatened
,wiUi immediate baldness. Hearing
Ayer's Hair Vigor highly spoken of,
I commenced using this prepara-
tio i, and was so well satisfied with
the result that I have never tried
any other kind of dressing.. It stop
ped the hair from falling out, stimu
lated a new growth of hair, and kept
the scalp free from dandruff. Only
an occasional application is now
needed to keep my hair of good,
natural color. I never hesitate to
recommend any of Ayer's medicines
to my friends." Mrs. II. M. IIaight,
Avoca, Neb.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
PREPARED BV
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS., U. S. A.
Ayer'i Sarsaparilla .Removes Pimple;
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Jpj.
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17 16. Jj) 20 2f 22 M"
MMMMM&mo
Take Notice.
L The um of Ore rente per line will be
jnanrea mr -ranis or irmnlia." "rMiiliUlnni of
reapwt," llatenf wxldln pronctit end rlnnnr,
nd oSltiiurr notices, (other than t'l.wo the edit
or ehell hlmeelf iclve aa e mnder o( newa,) end
aotioeenf anerlnt miM'tlnaa (fir whttuvurmininu
I. Notices of church end acwictT tnd allnther
mwruinmrnu tr.im hlrh roretino ! to hede
flred, sha.l be rheriMt l.,r t the rate of five
iite a line. Thwi nilue will lie strictly adher
ed to In every In-unoe.
Advertising ratue ruaaouable end oiedeknova
poo application.
TIME TABLE.
tare lor Har.lman. Monnment. lying Creek,
lohn l(ar end t enyou ("It. lnv In, lone ;
Beery der el a m . ici.l MiitwUr,
ArrlTaaYi-rv1 e'f .a..ic.-.l Vnn.lar.
The rhixNit. quti kMi end tmt line to or
from the Interior rnnniry,
WALT TIIOMMOS, I'rop.
Coneer 4 Brurk. Acentt.
Qambrinus Beer,
wHALF PINT BOTTLES
City Hotel Bar !
Drlnaaala Liquor) and Smokablo
Clgara. Call en Tad.
Kt.fl'BMf AN M'lUKIMJ.
Iloo. J. W, I fey, of rorlleal, aronov
pen led b; lixtel eeieri and tl.aoej!l.
del mi fur the ta'tooa county office on
Iba republican Ik-ket, watt tusk a 0e.
vaea and siek on Iba following delft al
Iba plaeet nemrsl:
Mat 13-Uii."on, 1 .31 p. m.
Met i - Inne, R 00 p. ro.
Maj H-I !!. m p.m.
Mar U-tretge Hell, H 01 p. m.
Mejr I -O m-t.rr y, ixt p. ro.
Mty n-Ktgbi Mile. HiO p m,
Me 16-IUrJnen, Ap, m.
Wejr 11 -lI'ppoBf. ft W p. m.
M.y H-Wm iCneh'a pl 1 p. m.
Mr. Ire la a rril.iiree, (her f
proniae. a4 lb ait ! al Iba
atwta Deo I tla will cwielel ba
al aaUrUfnxl Tbe rpQh!ine al
Iba di!Tre p!oe e re rtMUJ Ui
trrtttel the r of Ibma mrellpre,
aad memhereof ail perl ire ere rt;ll!y
rejrU J a al'a4.
J. M H..a.
Cbeimaa tVo, l'.ro.
One rtTir..,
rvr emery. f,
4 May e Uh 4
"t f l.ehy l I rrtpe-( ww eeexl fcy
ShHob'a Ter." eniM Me. J, It, MM a,
f lUa'eetlle, Ala, ft eele I f Welle
A Weffe.
hy Met
AatHaa Isae e 'i.J I he reye o
lb f4retil eMqai, n a I it lle
Lka Ibu:
M n l. e a
-'., .)n
r.l-K- l.r-e
t.-I-e
MirlM-?
AUf, Uh!
iu-r 4
feterrb fi4
tloelfb ted t e 'l Ky
r.il"Ve 'eleli I. J'r.fa I-r.
$wl l)-l f t, .
Here and There.
Ooouty oourt this week.
W. Q. Brown is in from Leo a.
D. C. Co hoe ia over from Mannmenl.
Ed Bishop epent Sunday in Pendle
ton.
W. B. Finlev waa ud yesterday from
Alpiue.
Tbe Heppner Transfer Co.. baa wood
for eale. 37-tf.
Joe Laokmao was ia from Lena Yes
terday .
Jae. Doherty was in town tbe first of
tbe week.
Dick Beaman was in from tbe oonntrv
lost week.
Jake Young was in from Gooseberry
yesterday.
Peter Buiok is over from Long Creek
for freight.
O. W. Lnnd is in town after a hard
spring's work.
Miss Bell O'Brien, sister of Mrs. Wm.
Duni, is quite ill.
HiuLest prices paid for sheep Delta at
tbe lower warehouse. tf
J. B. Natter is still suffering from an
attack of rheumatism.
Billy Barrett and Cbas. Thompson
were in town Saturday.
Nat Diokeon and Bob Johnson were
in. Heppuer Monday last.
Mrs. O'Brien, mother of Mrs. Wm.
Dunn, is up from Albina.
Clay Luce and Walter White are over
from tbe John Day oountry.
Joe and Tom Wonlery and Tom Carle
were up from lone Saturday..
Frank Wilniorth is down from tbe
mines of northern Washington.
Drink tbe celebrated J. H. Cutter
whiskey. On tap at Chris Borobers'.
Born to the wife of B. A. Spivey, in
Tbe Dalles, Sunday, April 26th, a son.
La Grande Marble Works, La Qrande
Ore. S, 0. Smith, salesman, Heppner.
Yarn Hioton and John Cnsman, of
Long Creek, sot in Saturday for freight
Mrs. M A. Knox, of lone, epent Sat
urday, Sunday and yesterday in Hepp
ner. A. M. Cree is down from Montana
and will take out a lot of sheep this
spring.
Young "Yak" was thrown off Chester,
Hatt's raee horse, yesterday and severely
bruised.
Tbe ladies of the M. cburoh. South.
will srrve ioe oreain on election day,
jane is;.
E. O: JudgeS A. Lowell is in Hep-
ner, holding au adjourned term of tbe
oirouit court.
Eagle: Jobnny Crisman departed
this week for Heppiier after freight for
our meiouints.
Lew Reed and "Kid" Moore, two mem
burs of the sporting fraternity, are bere
till atter tbe meet.
Tbe Morrow County Republican Club
will meet at the opera home Saturday
uiuht. All are invited.
Tbe telephone people are putting iu
iostrnmenta In Heppner. Jae. Hart will
otlioiute at the "Hello" girl.
Come out to the repnblioan meeting
naiuruay nignt nexi at tbe opera house.
uootl apeakera will be present
A teachera' local institute will be beld
at the roni't bouse in Ueppner on May
kid, opening at iu o olouk a. m.
Tim rsre to-day between Paul Jonea
ami l'eoland Unties, for $150 a side, one
nail mile, waa won by Ilia former.
Billy and Ted Barrett and Mrs. Anna
Crump are in receipt of Ibe ead newa of
tbe Ueatu or their father, id Eugland.
A. (J. C ttn, reprS!-nting Ibe Brad
street Mercantile Agency, ia in tiwn
lo.'kiug a tr iba Interests of bis oom-
pany.
Frank Tlmmns is over from Ibe ranch
of Kllkruov 1 ( eily when ha baa beet)
ploying godmother lo Ibe fritkj little
lambs.
Judge Stephen A. Lowell came over
fron, IVndlrioa Huodey and beld ootirl
here yesterday, disposing of tome law
cesas.
lief. Oreene. of Iba hi. E. cbnrrb,
preached aa intrrraling serrnoo leal Hon
ley evening. Subject, "Iba Wadding
Married la Heppner, no Thursday
leal, al Iba residmoe of lUv. Oreene, A.
M. Kellnye and Miss Jennie Perry, lUv.
Oreene clllouliog. Uood lark.
Fur eele a cheep teem good roadsters,
one rued wagoo and livhl doable ber
oree, nearly Deer. E. P. Oansa,
( at M. E peraooega,
(1. B. Uall.lba loneorlal arliel, cD
ba found at bia parlure, Matlock Oorner,
bera be will dwprnee at popular pricea,
abavee, sberniooa, balreate, elc.
TbaOrrra a ill aborily poblleh tbe
hanga lu Iba eloion lawa ct Ibis el eta
t.at every voter wbo is a reader of (be
Oaiirri may U able lo ii.fortn bimarll
A II. Windenr waa ap from Idling
loa lal Halnrdey. Ua rrp-vls Ibal Iba
cot worms arw raieiag nej' with the gram.
Msoy wbral Crl U are eerlufialy If J. i red.
In eases bre dn If off, aealp dieeaara.
fallieg aq I gtayaraa of Iba hair appear,
dn ! Mlwl Iheoi. bnl apply pi o per
remedy aad loio like llall a flair lU
newef .
I hll Cba la no aeelai' wilb Iba
flrejiof if. Mr, pr A Co . in Iba lor
warding boalaeea. Tbey pay Iba hi sheet
eaaikei pnr ,f pelis aoJ biJra and at
lead to ail forwarding.
llt i. W. Iy will adJraea Iba fit
Itree of Ilrppa end tieiniiy te iba po.
Iniret eeeaM .f Iba day al Iba ofera
b"ueo la Ihle eily oo May l al i U) p.
m. All sboald bear tlta.
Tbemee N.leti an I rrw Iter are raa
Ib(Hh While bote) snl rreieoreal la
IVndle it. M,ra yej go there (Its
Ibw ell. lUy a ill treat c rthi.
37-tf.
r-.e t ael Mr lltward got ia
teday frnea ft t roe iib I1 K, a raa
I .He of a.'.e Ibee l"el fr(.oe4ia.
M a epl J'-w 'way bws ei d II ia e4.
l ey ll. b w III tnaka II eery la.
(treating.
ti.M. J W. Ify. a proealeeal rpab
I "f P'iile... o1-al a wrrb ia
II, le awt If Iw lla lnlaral ! r(,ul.ieea
lm IUl. eaa rfab' ata fe
ejqrelxf fi a pnMirMy la Uvea saeet
Higa, rw dle ilMaUfi,
a . lar May H. al II 'Ui, e t li
f I ie' tMiao wi' be 1 1 al lb M R
tiH. A ei iel iip'w wtM be prrV
el In lie Mriwi la tjea 1 'e.
i ("-(('I ,1 tdi yeere fag
ee m.,',t aill ! Ibia ai t.
W taj frtrre e4 ol. efldwa ee
fw.B 1. i.'.k la fi'rieg lira ee
! wtin 4e Me'eetile A ffas
tt ibe i I lf i I le la -
itti ? -r. j eitotaf dtaeeee nf
U 0 , t ia - i"f b am iiIim,
f be Best
V. V
of all G)ueh Medidnes
Is Dr. Acker's English Rem
edy. It will stop a cough in
one night, check a cold in
one day, prevent croup, re
lieve asthma, and cure con
sumption, if taken in time.
It is made on honor, from the
purest ingredients and con
tains neither opium nor mor
phine. If the little ones have
croup or whooping cough,
use it promptly.
Three Sues 25c., 50c and $1 per bottle.
At Druggists.
ACKER MEDICINE CO,
16 and 18 Chain bere Street, New York.
Tbe ladies' aid eomVtv will oiva nn.
other of tbeir Splendid suppers on 8at-
uruay evening next. Tbis one will be a
"chicken aunner." and nil Invara of onnj
ohicken, well cooked, sboald come out.
auuii8 wm De required to pay the sum
of 25 cents while ohildren under 12
years of age will be served at tbe rate of
10 cents per head. Come out. You will
aureiy oe well lea.
At a meetinir of the anhnnl .1
district No. 1. of this place, last Satur-
uy, ine ioiiowing selections were made:
Prio., Will Howard; Aes't Prln., Jay W.
Shipley; Room 4. Jack Horner; Room 3,
Mary Barker; Room 2, Floranoe Dritten
den; Room 1, Addie M. Jones. Prof.
Drown, tne principal or last year, made
no application.
Jack Horner was rlrtvlncr in tmm k;
sohool oat on Black Horse, last Friday,
the buggy came uncoupled, tbe horses
rucning away. Nothing was hart.
Fains ah Over the Body.
8tar. Ore.. Maroh 9. 1896. I
eufferin with pains all over my body
ior Bnerai years, ana nave tried many
remedies, but found no relief an til I
began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. After
taking tbis medicine together with
Hood's Pills I found myself completely
oared. Mr. Lee O. Woods.
Hood's Pills cures ell liver ills.
BAD CHIMMIE FADDEN.
Be Mlebeharee Illmeelf en Board a Mew
York "L" Car.
A small boy carrying a big cage, with
a parrot in it, got aboard a Third avenue
"L" train at Fourteenth street the
other day and took a seat next to a
benevolent-looking man wearing a
white tie, says the New York World.
The boy set the cage down in front of
hiin and, as the train started, the par
rot began to mutter in most unintel
ligible fashion. The benevolent-looking
man glanced up from his paper and
said:
"Nice parrot, Isn't he?"
"Yep."
"Ia he yours?"
"Nop; m' uncle's "
"What's his name?" .;.
"Chinimie Faddnn."
"Can he talk?"
"O' course; hello, Chimrale!" bending
over the cage.
"What fell! what fell! what fell!
screamed the bird, without an instant's
hesitation.
The bcnevolent-looklncr inun crot red
in the fucc, and a girl across the car
giggled. Other pasacnircra lauirhed.
also. The owner of the white tio got
twhlnd his newapaper, while the small
boy looked Innocently out the window,
MALAGASY COOKERY.
Great Cere Taken In Preparing the Sim
ple Food.
Cooking being an art, every race haa
a atyle of iu own. The Malugaay, like
the gentle Hindu, knows how to pre
pare h la nifha of rice, nay a the London
Teh-graph. It la not boiled to a uiaah
aa In England, or aa our potatoes are
somctliuia pulH-d, but, covered with a
propvr euQlciency of water, ia carefully
treated until the grains arc awollcn fit
lo buret and yet remain full, Intact,
soft and rather mealy. The manioc
root la an eaaler diah to prepare. It ia
sometimes acrved boiled, aa yarns and
sweet potatoes, and again as sort of
cold porridge. Native coffee they un
derstand how to make, and the aroma
la rsoullr nt; but tea, alas! you have to
look to the brewing of that from start
to finUb If you den I re a drinkable cop.
Poultry and game are eaten freah. and
the cooks have a clever and withal
cleanly trick of dipping the dead ani
mals In boiling watw, which enable
them to pluck them eaaily and quickly.
Tha preparation for truudng cornea
later. Thera ia no lack of variety at a
Malagmay table, but. all tha earns, yon
mb the w beaten flour bread, augar
bud condiment when cloyed with ric,
fowla, manioc and egga. Tha staple
fuel la bunch graaa, wbleh when drk-d
borna flerorly, and aettlra Into a glow
log embrr that gives of? a deal of heat.
All tha cooking la dona on earthen
hrartha. and tha maotlng. boiling and
baking la big iron pot. The grae be
ing allghtly aromatUi. the odor U aa
agreeable aa that 0f a hardwood Ore
t mih ml Iba Miasmirt
Mi. ha.-l Vimwnl. a nr.. f. clonal
eB'
glneer and draughtsman of .iwa, la
baa la-l tbebappy thought to plot the
conn of the MUtioiirt In iH. ae laid
down In Hie memn-npl Journal of
IU and t lark, at l it for the
iTUm of l!i rlvrr. A m blue print
I una map arw In prlrat rlr.-ulatli.n.
Th" plo'jrtgr-r-iiii ri.r-inlin.iry
Inlrrrat and no n.a! by Infrajitilr
valnp. Il.nainil. h a It lir ludea t!,
fnltrd Miir anrvey of Ir,J and tbe
rxmtiiy irv.y of Ap'i!. . . and thu
e!.il.lU i . lien, lu Oiekiream al
li Inter! of a;';roltnetPy f.irty
Breyear. TUe atel of ll.i mighty
rlrr In aSttivtai a... I are aim t l.i-rrd-ll.le,
nna who ehould attrmpt lo f..l.w
lifraily In Die tra k of 11 and
(lark In tbrlr a-rnl of the MMmr,H
ww! I ba frtinily t- romvrrt hie
plnu Into a "pralHe . li.rtier The
toit.lritry ,f ibe rlrer oh Iba whola at
tbl trlMu;r p.. hit ba n to
stra'i'l.lf i IttM-if, and Iowa baa U- n
Ibera.nrr of Iba operaliua atthaes
trnat of Nebraaka.
I'aly'a Irtrmn rrop wiiTb ry arr
thie year, but not of aa good niialii aa
btler, '
Tbf tr kiKMi famine fcaa la.
4vrm: Um kaiet C aJifhrnia ehlpmenta
er knotea r.f tbat fatori fruit
j t:!felo rid almt ilQ buabrls
: f t-'Uu and ,,rth nf ,l,rr
j rr' l br l ifprt f,iio pu Ua
j Ooe 'imiii.f, and II ia e.lu. eU-l tt
) tha fUrs.e ;( ei'l fj' d-
hrt ter d .;r in ..!.
aT
M. A. B0TLER APPOINTED.
I'aited states CommnwIoBer Bean Succeeded
by tbe Young; Attorney.
From the E. O.
When Henry J. Bean accepted tbe
nomination for district attorney for
Umatilla and Morrow oountiea at tbe
bands of Ibe republicans he tendered his
resignation as United States commis
sioner for Pendleton, a position he has
held for many years. The resignation
was tendered about April 15, and was
to take effdct on May 1. It was accept
ed, and Judge Qilbert, in oonferenoe
with United States Oirouit Judi;e Bellin
ger, made a successor. Tbey selected
Mr. M. A. tintler, a young attorney of
tbis city, and that gentleman has re
ceived offioial word from Judge Gilbert
that tbe offlos is bis. Mr. Butler has
been a resident of this oounty for a num
ber of years and has made Pendleton
his home since his admission to tbe bar.
He has won the respeot of the people of
this oity and oounty, and his appoint
ment will be acceptable to everyoqe.
Mr. Butler no doubt will oonduot his
office efficiently and honestly, as he' has
always transacted any other business
given into bis oare.
A obild was cured of croup by a dose
or two of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. A
neighbor's oblld died of tbe same dread
disease, while tbe father was getting
ready to call tbe doctor. This shows
the neoessity of having Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral always at hand.
PRKB9 COMMENT.
From the E. O. Republican.
The Oregonian has left the repub
lican party on the money question but
every day it fills oolnmns of its space
endeavoring to oocvinoe itself (it cannot
oonvinoe anyone else) that it is still with
tbe party. Tbe last national platform
as well as the state platform adopted iD
Oregon this year deolares for bimetal
lism; but tbe Oregonian is outspoken for
tbe single gold standard as advocated
by England and Wall street and Cleve
land.
The Oregonian claims it is not a bolt
er when it ndvooates the election of
Judge Nortbup; but It is a bolter and
everybody knows it snd its attempts lo
justify its aotioni are the silliest taddy
waddle.
Nortbup, the Oregouian's nominee for
oongress, will receive no support in tbis
part of the state except from a few
Cleveland goldbugs. We suggest that
he remain in Portland under the guar
dianship of Dolph and the Oregoninn
during the oampalgn. The republicans
of tbe state outside of Multnomib ooun
ty hsve no use for him.
The Beat Couuli Care
Is Bhilob's cure.- A neglected oouh
is daoaerotis. Stop it at once with
Hhilnb's Cure. Fur sale by Wells &
Warren.
FASHION'S DICTATES.
Enormous hutturfly bows of bias vel
vet on the fronts of bonnets are more
fuahionuble than becoming.
A vicr.VKT bonnet with bowa no nr
rnnged that the silhouette would form
the ears of a cat, la one of the novelties.
Skirts made with very narrow gores,
ouch scum outlined with narrow jet,
gimp, galloon or other fuuey trimming
are among the novelties.
A liKt'OMlNO and sensible style for Ar
ranging the hair la to crimp the hides
slightly, curl tho front over the fore
hend and twiat the back into a rather
soft, looae knot, fastened with fancy
pins of various sorts,
Amomq the popular color combina
tions for spring will be yellow and
white, yellow and black, gray and
black, (ireen and tan will he popular;
very pale gray, almost a pearl, and
dark blue, medium brown ami light tan
and old row? in a pre at variety of tints.
New Fir.D Tabd. Wm. Oordon haa
opened np Ibe feed yard neit door lo
tbaUht-tle office, and now snlioda a
abare of yoar patronage. Billy la right
at home al Ibia business, and your
horara wdl ba well looked aftr. Prioea
reaeonabl. ilay aed grain fur sale. tf.
ruR HALE.
A tbrea Ineb steel ekeln Hebottler
farm wagna 0"mplele. IWticallv new.
Cheap for oeab. J. A- V.wter.
Heppner Jonctinn.
P. 0 Arliooo. 0 7
ernes
BUCKWILL't DURHAM
oic,
sxeap
Wk
Off
To ALL
Merchants
lo Retail
TOBACCO.
BLACICWELL'S DURHAfil
TOUACCO
e N y ka ear SitVKaNr laecvorlaf yw.
- - -w.
fmt ae la fmt
Oh! Where Did You
Get Tlicin Pants?
)
. C. THOMPSON Company
fka I a-tl fti.'e. .4 eii-.
tPatrooaoc Solicited.
"Who are nervous, weak, worn out
with local troubles find pure blood,
nerve strength, and perfect health in
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
We do not say tho above to raise
falso hope. It has been the experi
ence of many, very many women in
those intensely trying periods which
demand and consume so much
force those npeciui physical trials we
delicately indicate by merely using the
words Muid, Mother, Matron.
Like a confidential friend we suggest
tho use of Hood's Sarsaparilla, a reli
able blood purifier and tonic; it lias
helped many others and will help you.
"I was in poor health five years, broken
down in strength, and appetite all gone.
Local troubles and other weaknesses in
tensified my misery. Nervous sick
dizziness, heartburn and pains in my
back made me think I should never be
well again. A friend prevailed upon me
to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I soon began
to Improve and in six months it restored
me to better health than for years. I
have found Hood's Sarsaparilla a grand
medicine for all troubles peculiar to
I am now strong and healthy and can 4o
a good day's work. I stand by Hood's
Sarsaparilla, for it cured me after other
medicines failed." Mrs. Lub Diee,
Carlinville, Illinois.
This and many similar cures prove that
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. It.
Prepared only by C, I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
HnnH' Dillc ;rp"rely v"a,l,,,l" '
11UUU S fills fully prepared. SS cenU.
CATARRH
is a
LOCAL DISEASE
and it the retult ol colds end
sudden climatic changei.
It can be cured by a pleasant
remedy which le applied di
rectly Into the nontrlla. Be
ing quickly absorbed it gives
relief at once,
Ely's Cream Balm
le acknowledged to be the moat thorough cure for
Kaaal Catarrh, Cold in Head snd Hay Fever of all
reinediea. It opena and cleanses the nneal passages,
allays pain and inflammation, heels the sores, pro
tect! the membrane from colda, reatorae the aenaes
of taste and smell. Price 80c. at Dnienlate or hy malt
lUtOTUKKS, M Warren timet, New York.
Wood Wanted.
NOTICB IS HEREBY OIVF.S THAT TUB
Hrhnl hoard (if District .No. 1. Hennnar.
Or , will rwclve Mils tnr the delivery ol sixty
iiil cords of wood at the erhool premises nt
nrpiu-r, same 10 oe rpciien on julv 11, 1HIKI,
wood to lie delivered on or In-fore I let. 1. 1HM.
I he hoard reserves the rluht to reject any or
lima. BY UKOKS OF THa HOARD,
Attest:
J. 1. Horkhtk, Clerk.
Dated, llvppnur, Dr., May 2, lte.m
4:I7-July 10.
NOTICE OK 8A1.K.
NOThK IH tlKUKHV MVKK THAT
under and by virtue of a dwree and order
of sale duly made anil entered on May aits, twei,
In the matter l the, palate of I honiaa K. HarUm.
deceused. I.v the County ourt of the HUle of
iireuoii for Morrow County, M-tllng In probate
the undent ;nl es eiliuliilalmtur of the said
palate, will oner for eale at public: ailrt on, to
tbe hlirhcat hi. bier for cash In hand on hatur
iy. Junes, l-el. at II oelnek lu tbe fnrenmin
ol that day on the prpmlsee of aeiit deoeaaed. all
the lollowlna; de-erbed real pri.rxTtjr Ih-Iui:-Imk
to the above-named eaiate altuated In Mor
row County, Oreirnn, lo-wll- N't Mu of nee
U, Ti .1 H , K. 1 Keal. and WU SV ;. Ik KK'i
and NWHKol m, a., Tp 3 ., K l K., W
M all In Morrow County, OreKun. Hld eale Is
made aubjert to ell llena and ln umbraneee
now eilstliiK iiun the said reel property, and
aubjpct to the roil II mi a I Inn of all aalee to be
made by the above entitled County Court.
j. a voc no.
Administrator of the estate ot Thomas f.
Barton, defeated.
Iiated Ibia II h day of May, twin. 4.17 i
Ho, ye voiins men of Morrow, ahlatle up a
lively tune
for lh andldate." I'm tree to state, will slay
with us till June:
Then lei him oil hit enter blade, with "Sperry'e
l.liiMiNid Kye;"
'Tlssneet to II, It, , of that (imk old drink, for
vullns men ere dry.
rVilJ only at Iba Kelvadera aaloon.
(la. Prenoh haa Jual OnUhad shear
it'll bia 10tK) bead t.f a bee p. afler Oineld.
arable delay no account of wet weather.
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TOiaCCO COMfaNV.
Sierwous
eadache
SGI;.
DUMMAM, N. 0.
Dear 5lri
You arc tntltlej to rtcafvs)
FREE ,rom your wholeaaU dealer,
JWHITE STAR SOAP with ail
BlackwelTs Genuino
Durham Smoking
TobaCCO you buy. One bar
of aoap i reey with aach pound,
whether 16 or.., oi., 4 ot., or
a 01., paKkaica,
Wo hava notlfltd tvery whola
al dealer In tha United Slatea
thai w will supply them with aoap
lo ly you rn r r, tf4r rood
aUPDlv ot tlAU.Sl' llClfHIM .a
to, and Insist on getting yi
ip. One bar of Soap fRrr
h pound you buy. b7ap
rred fur a limited lima, sa or
and Insist on retting your
ltd
la
order
tOdav. Your a vr irui
COMPANY.
eeeeseee
mm m a, ,ia
wa.l - aie tVeler.
awl n t. ri.i.i 1, , n, t-
Satlstaotloii Guarantecd.JiGAL BLANKS.
HAVE YOU HEARD
THAT THEKE'SBBaaaT
a flaap in Business III Around ?
ED. R. BISHOP
Been
Has bought out the General Merchandise Business of the McFarland
Mercantile Co., and the stock is being disposed of at
Wholesale Slaughter Prices !
All woolen goods, boots, shoes,
wholesale cost Great A
caps, blankets and m fact everything kept in a general mercantile esl
T n hllon rvt rx - f 1 1iJ J I 1 1 1 er a . -
V..UHDUUIOUU voii ami see me siocit
FRANK M'FARLAIMD,
ED.
Manager end Salesman.
The National Bank
W Do
Some people want the
goodly portion of it at
GEO. A. BROWN'S
HAEDMAN STORE,
With very little money.
f 1 1
01 general mercnandise, including dry
goods, groceries, boots, shoes.
GEO. A. BROWN,
Gilliam & Bisbee
We are not small men,
we am not ins Largest jnercnaats in tus woncr j
a a a But when the people of all tha surrounding country are lu need of a a a
Hardware, Tinware, Crockery ware, Glassware. Wood and Willow ware, Kails, Iron. Barbwlre
tumberUnd Coal. Gees and W.ter Pipe. Pipe MtUon Stoves and R.nKes. W.gons,
Hacks, Buggies, Wsgon Material, Hardwood, Axe., Hammers, Baws. Sledges
Wedges, Ouns, Pistols. Cartridges and Ammunition, Mason Jars, Gran- '
Iteware, Plows, Harrows, Hakes. Mowers, Tuljs. Wash Bolllers
aud Boards, (Sheet Iron, Zinc, etc., etc.,
Should call and Examine our Goods and Get Prices.
Ws have Good Goods at Fia Prices, and Cheap John Goods at Chep John Prices.
QILLIA.M & 33ISB133S,
MA.IN 8THEET . HEPPNER. OUEQON
Successor to C a. Van Duyn.
Has everything in the line of Fresh Groceries,
Candies, Nuts, and also keeps Crockery,
Lamps and Tinware.
Stock is Oomplete. Notions a Specialty,
. r- r"." Va jfi v
r;7l Don't You Want a Place to
S Put up Your Team ?
' H ti A V.. m...i r o 1 11
K.u-4pvi -r t T
All tbese can be procorctl t'Tliomrmcn & Uinns, Iower Main Street,
lleppoer, Oregon.
. ... wi n.inwq who
and ran aa.e moi.r aud time la awaking tbeae
1 m ra i a eeepuif wiib the llmea.
THOMPSON" & T3TN3STS,
New Blacksmith Shop.
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Tb nilaraigaarl ba cpaaej ap s Bw tlaaksmilb slx.p eppo.
ail Iba npero bone, aad la pre par l o do any klol of
work la bia Jms. 0 coeaeibo ba will rao
FIRST CLASS WAGON ShOP I
Work d n at Popular Vtle aoJ la aatiafaatory vannar.
I ba sex nrej Iba iereloea of aa aiprUooc torebr, Vt, J. HelU.o,
ol Halem, aod boraea will ba abo4 an aa lo .e.nt Interfering arl over
reaobleg, or to ay
(J. W. UTT & SON,
rapoi : ipps.
LOOK AT THESE PHICES !
Hrol. HO fits. Kiwh; IVll.v.a flf, Clu. Kftch;
Axltii-'ei W.'Mintl B5 r0 lUwU.
feT alt aiker sratl la aroaoHie aa4 ALL Wont; WiJlgaXTIn,
k r. MRttKiwr tk
eailik e,.
TIIK PA LACK IIOTKL UAlt,
f. C. UOHCI 1 Kits, Prop.
s laaaa a
Ivrcps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
overshoes, ete., are being sold below
oeiore it is too late.
R. BISHOP, Prop.
Building, Heppner, Ore.
Yn Want ?
earth; you can get a
He keeps a full line
, r,.
HARDMAN, OR.
lbs. We are small men, Xs.
Next door to City Hotel.
nil vvnnf o
orsc r
tirani, iiaroay, mni ill ara ana Other eaunlin
erUina Mt tra.alli.g iea. inUea,
W. I. HCUIVNEIt, lleppoer. Or.
G. W. UTT A SON.
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