, THE BEST
Family Medicine
She Hai Ever Inown. Word of Praiae
from a Hew York tody for
AYER'SPILLS
" I would like to add my testimony to
that of others who have used Ayer's
Pills, and to say that I have taken them
for many years, and always derived the
best results from their nse. For stom
ach and liver troubles, and for the cure
of headache caused by these derange
ments, Ayer's Pills caiuwt be equaled.
W Mm
. n.y friends ask me what is the
fcrtt remedy for disorders of the stem-
eVr bWe8' m variable
answer is, Ayer's Pills. Taken in sea
son, they Will break up a cold, prevent
la gr.ppe.vjl.eck fever, and regulate the
digests organs. They are easy to
taka,khd are, indeed, the fiest all-round
!.y medicine I have ever known."-;-M.
May Johnson, 3C8 Rider Avenue,
- JSw York City.
AYER'S PILLS
Highest Honors at World's Fair.
Ayer'i Sarsaparilla Cures all Blood Disorders.
JJ- Jft 8128 25"
il 25 1 MT272flMgjT
Qambrinus Beer,
HALF PINT BOTTLES
City Hotel Bar!
Drlakaala Llquart and Smokabla
Ci art. Call on Tad.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
SKorCnmrrru, Perond Mlrlrl,
A. i. BENNETT, ol Waaro Couty.
For Supreme J mine,
JOHII IURSKTT, ol Itw.tor, rolinty
Kor Circuit Jdr
vn" County.
,C. I. PAia t o( vmtl.ll. County.
KrprMnttlvo,
' MukOAN, ol ll-ppn-r.
ror Cltrk,
J. W. MOKKoW, of H-ppn-r.
for HherllT,
K. U MATIX K, of ll-.tnor. .
For JiiiIk.
0E0KGE NOIttE, of Hrppncr.
For Aimtiir,
, W, P. SNYDER, of Dry Fork.
For Juitir of the l-raca, Matrlrt No. ,
W. A. RICHARDSON, of lUppnar.
For Cotnui.la, iMilrtct No. ,
J, I. M AkTEHmoN, of flpppncr.
V rank Smith let I Monday to rial! bis
lU ia U'alltila.
lira. It. LUullo i rontat-acpot af
Ww aaiga of Ilia la trior.
Mr. nd Mr. Lartaa Mealli-ter
left (or tbair bum lo tnngtoo.
Mr. at Mr. Ton Morgan, of EiM
SBila, aT Leva viaiiing friend artbt
riUe and cmaeJ iulrrU are a 4.
nanwa "euttor' in thia Beck o Iba
oo4.
VA Ll-nalUa left la.t ak for fcln.
'Una muk bp. Tbta la fcj'i Brat trip
aernaa lha trail.
Mi Una HhipUf, of flrtr. ra
tarn4 bom aflar a ft dtta' tiail ailt)
fttatili la tbi oitr.
A 8uJr trhool t'tn will t bi ia
Iba irova bl tua en li)r Jib lo
blab all 8 Ha. ara InfiUd.
Tom lV.Mlh'F Uf 'fma ya mrH thai
ba will aol t i Mootaa aalil aftf Iba
tlMtkon. Tom la onto tba rn kl.
Wa Done, of llora, a
lailof t oaf rlty H.tarJ.f, jut
rtif nl In.tp a iit In lb Vrlo
etmnlrj,
Jaa IJalln aal fnity aooa
Roa lo I5it.laa lm ma Ibnr ftitara
boot fbair tnaat fni.U a III tally
a. laa im
l!a J. W. Iff tU (wnpU a rat.
Illtig fmt fpnl.l,cq U!k lal
Ur, atl bllily ai'pfaiai bf all
aa ifMrt,!
Th Jot 1 ta J tu,
Il!gti, Oft, Ur I6b, "
'rrf.T t4i
U'oll fita at 'f.t Mattb. ll
tiDMtiff h4 a a rfetly
loy mwI Itka a)loa to kit
lbaalt frtf lltt,y. I'ara.
rob blnn4 la it K. t of ( ,tU.
rtorwl t Hrt-tfMt t It I In
I'.!m I'tirirl-f, fittt "1 bllh
rn it bmMt ap iba Irvt f ia.t
lMa tra blumt
ttlo4t 1'iilt ft tinlt'f f
fotlr baila alatt tlt4a a4
Here and There.
Kaio, rtiin. more rain.
M. D. Havman is on the liok list.
Jo Robinson Ter from LoDo Rook.
d Joe Lookman was in. Heppner ye.ter-
28th.,eD4 Tharsdsy, M.y
Salmon are now runnin, ia Wil"w
JeoV Ohapin h in fr0lD
oJohn JWdp,
for sale. ePpne 'WfcfctJo., bas wood
Ed Hoi' 87-tf-
8atnrdii -wF Has up from Douglas 00
T
Th jTr 5,01 the rnoe ball on MV lift
.Kaay eve. t
1 ?d " laid np with erysipelas
m obe of his eyes.
Oscar Mitobell was np from Lower
Bhea creek Saturday,
M. C. Riley whs down from the Hard
mitn seotion yesterdayv
Nels Jones. Lvy McBee and Bill
Means are in from Lena.
Ed Smith is over from Tom Matlock's
MoDonald canyon ranob. .1
Jan. Willis, son of Assessor Willis,
was in Heppner Saturday.
Mr. Maxwell and others were dowa
from Qaoseberry yesterday.
.Henry and 0 F. Thompson were in
yesterday from Butter creek. r "
Herman Nelson and Ben Foppen were
down from Hardman Monday.
Wm. nd Cbas. Barnett, of Lexington,
were In Heppner Saturday last.
Drink tho nnlnhmhxi T tt n.ti
- - " u. vuitcr
whiskey. On tap at Chris Borohers'
NeW Mftdflnn nt TntliAnn .tl..J.l
. i..i.DWU, BllDUUCU
the teachers' examination here last week.
La Grande Marble Works, La Grande
Ore., S. 0. Smith, salesman, Heopner.
Plain faots are what the people want.
See Patterson's statement in this issue.
Tom Soott of Galloway, and a strong
oKinley republican, was in Heppner to-
8. L. Leffler and wife were in the city
Saturday from their Clark's canyon
home.
T. D. Mathews, a sbeepgrower of the
(Jalloway seotion, was in Heppner yes
terday. "JeMus" Friedman, representing a
Portland house, was in Heppner last
Saturday.
J. L Hill, a prosperous farmer of the
Lexington neighborhood, visited HeDD
ner Saturday.
Mrs. Andy Tillard i ia Heprw to re
oeive medjoal treeal, av been ill
for some time.
Bill Geiger was dowa trom the mount
ains early this we and reports four
ioobea of snow.
Wm. StrsJight and wife and Mrs. Jerry
Uroflnan in tha n ...
viij Hum Adulter
oreek yettetday.
Tb. MorVjo waa in from Eight Mile
ywrrerdsv. Pniitin. ... .1...
reo hot Tom a.y.. '
One day last week tha Richardson
7 of tTn tD'u ,b'fl out 1,283 bead
of sheep in 9$ hours.
Hon. J. W. Ivy left )a evening for
hn borne la I'orlland, after a laooessful
political tone of the couoty.
Jake WtnWger bas decided to
fiV ol,.!1'""1 IUoe B'" on Thurtdav,
May 28th at tba opera bona. if .
W. O. M inn. ham u( ' .nn.l f M
trip to Grant oontity where ba went to
u;k aiier me i irruiQ oteek road matter.
'Gene Noble and wife and Mlaa Flor
ence Crittenden spent Hnnday out at tha
M ( Kinney oretk home of Geo. Noble, Sr.
For sale a cheap team good roadsters,
one road win and liicbl donbla bar
0f, oeatly new. E. P. Gbeink,
If at M. E. personage.
Jack Mnrray, Fat Bpillana, Tom Mo
Intire, Mike Kenny and Thomas Oilfll
leo wers in irom tba Lena preclnot bon
day. Wm. rtoltr.d baa retarnad from Port
land abtra ba baa boon receiving medi
01 treatment He is oonsijerably im
proved In health.
HUey Roberta and Hemao Oolwell, of
Fivbt milt, were Ulkiog politios, (jost a
little) on oar atreeis Bttordiy, from
popnlmtlc sttndpoinl.
A pleaaant daooe waa given at tba raa.
Ilenua of Jerry Urotnaooa Friday night
laal wblob was Urely atteodtd by bis
fnends and neighbors.
O. B. Halt, tba tonsorta! artist, eaa
ba found at bia parlors, Matlock Ooraer,
ahera ht will iunMa i .nn 1 . .
abavea, shampoos, balroata. ale. a
Dr. J. W. Voval, osalltt aad optklaa,
ill ret ore to lleppotr May 'ifitb, lo ra
maio oalll tba 3 lit. Yoa should not
tail lo tea bin at tba Ptlaot boteL
Lost A rather beavy gold watob
rbaia, IwtaUd link, without aor (utaotr.
Fiodtr will ra libfily rtwrd. by
leaving tba lint at Iba Gaiella office.
Darty Jones vitiuJ tha Rialmnnlu
ratttriUv. Ilrf tlalaa I till k u
i'ttl 1 hit lo ba around after aa ailaek of
tictDMt wotoa laid bita ap savors! days.
Dendrojr Is aa tiudtlloa from tba
fmres of n,t tklo ibtl spreads tad dries,
tormina trnrf aad hiuiik iK ki.
fall out. Hall's flair lUatwar anrta II.
. A. Krk lat a vary valotbla sow
aa Hnt.4ay by br eatlag aa avot aatoaal
of irMa alfalU. Hha was a Jtr-v and
Mr. Kirk Wool I tot kan Lk t VI I
ber.
Jea LitaaJUa was ap from Lailagtoa
vetUrdtr. II bat i li.
baal at tbeHnf suata lately, bat baa
bes prtveotrd niaea aa aotnoat ol
tMtoeta.
Otlitf to lha anaoaea of Iba pattav tl
rnlll '. bra will ha an imii
lha al. K rfearch. rVatb, ra Hoadty
aett, tteept lha Hoadtv ahoo la Iba
sftafnnos.
H M.itJ.y thKU nt liefer bate
tta IttiUd In I ta wiia Iba
Hta.ltt tetxaJ la a baakat
Htlafity.iba rtb, at I'talttd s grott
lO ltIIBgt(ia).
lo Farmer n. wife ViatlaJ a tlmpp.
Oaf oa Httardat. Me r.. .1.
"tp pf.iU art aee ag t la bit e.
aalilf. bal alll imprva If IM wtlmt
It'r t timer.
Tiita D'Uletl was la HiIimom M.i.
alr, lttn latt rttaraeW ttt.m a stay
of etteral tll nl aa lit Hat trwl
mhm tt tttwiH Rl Dtt iartaa iba
laaN"g ta .
. II MtVtv. nae al tba aahaUeliaJ
reavl,etat 4 lef Ft ftraetael, Wat it
Ht( ta4y 4 aliad4 Ibt
e-tM.!,l.r, ttkkiag at lies tMt Iraua
fltlarjey ateaiag.
of all Cough Mcdidncs
is Dr. Acker's English Rem
edy. It will stop a cough in
one night, check a cold b
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 Size 25c, 50c and $1 per bottle.
At Druggists.
ACKER MEDICINE CO,
16 and 18 Chambers Street, Hew York.
Rev. C. R. Howard and wife, accom
panied by J. J. Adkins, Miss Maggie
Adkins and H. T. Bgley, departed tbis
mornine for Pendlntnn rn oUan i tha
district oonferenoe nf tha M Fi.
8oath, wbioh convenes at that plaoe on
tomorrow. Mr. Barley and Mr. Adkins
are delegates to the conference from the
chnrcb here and toe others go as lay
delegates.
Wet Marlnlt ia in rnn. tkA 4.
. .u . I. IIUU. hid lUUUUIUIlJ
distriots where he has been looking after
the Minor-Marlatt oattle. He states
that there is large quantites of snow in
the Blues, and be bad to travel nearly all
the time through snow and rain whiob
made bis trip a very disagreeable one.
It lookt DOW lilrn it nnnll ho .... .:
. nwu.u mo ruwa lliliv
yet before the enow begins to move out
ff tha mnr.n.:n
v. nut. U.UUUIU1UB.
Eaffle: Oinar Minn
- - aa.auv IDDI III"
day from Canyon City. He informs ns
that Ibe Parnsh creek road bas been
granted and thai wnrk will at. nun. ka
commenced on it to open it up. He says
uai ine people ot Ueppner have hopes
of getting the road in shape to receive
some spring trade from tbat section of
Grant oounty.
In mentioning tha n Am AH nf IKna. at.
tending the teaohera' examination we
stated that Paul Troedson was among
the number and it ahnnM hiuhu. nn.l
Troedson. Ho, with Miss Mabel Glass.
cook, were the snooesefnl aspirants for
teaohera' certificates at the examination
last week, . i .
J. F. Johnson, Pendleton's postmaster,
WBa in Hennnnr nvar Mali.nl.. vr.
Jobnsou was here for the purpose of
uuiuk wopi, anu wnuo ne is one of Ibe
leading demonrala nf hia nit ha
little to say in regard to politios, prefer-
iuk ratuer 10 laix Dusioess with our
sheepmen.
Died At bis home in Bond, Arkan
sas, on May 8rd, 1890. of dropsy, J. H.
Justus, aged 79 years. Deceased waa
the father of D. O. Justus, ot this ooun
ty, and was a respeoted and honored cit
ieen in the community in which he lived.
He had many friends residing in tbis
oountry who knew him well.
Dr. J. W. Vogel, the optioian and oo
enlist, ot Salem, Or., who bas been bera
for the past week, left Saturday night
for Pendleton. Dr. Vogel will return
again on May Mtb, and tbose who
desire treatment should not fail lo call
on bim.
Hillsboro Independent: Prof. Wm.
Raamns and wife assisted by Inoal talent
will give the society drama, Damon and
fytbias, to tba Hillnboro public. The
performance will be given under the
patronage of Phoenix Lodge No. 34,
K. of P.
"Ten people out of a dog n are inva-
I : a a.
nut, sya a reoeni meuioal authority.
At least eight onl of these leu, it is saie
to allow, ara aufftirlna frnm tnma fnrm
of blood-dinette which a persistent nta
ot ayer s Hartaparilla wonld ba sure to
curt. Then, don't be an invalid.
Tba Gazette regrels tbat the parody
on "Hweet Marie" which was sent in to
as, was initial 1. However, it had been
sel ia type bnt owing to a misunder
standing it waa distributed Tha anthor
will please send us in a oopy of bis oom
posttioa at an early date.
One ot tba best evidences tbat Ayer's
Hair Vigor is an article ot eioeptional
merit is lha fact that tba demand for it
is constantly inereaeing. No ona who
etea this InSnmntralila draaaina think
of trying any other preparation for Ibe
nair.
J. D. Ingraham waa ia Heppner from
Eiaht Mile yeeiorday. Ua baa bees
aofftring vary moob Iba patl few months
with rbeamatitm, and It baa been very
bard for bim to get aronod of lata, but
leeis somewhat Improved at Ibe present.
Pound A red eloth eovered memo
raodam aod pocket book eonlaining
ebeoks for different amounts aud made
payable lo J. It 11 out. Owner eaa get
at me by etlllog at Utgtlie offioe. orov
log property aod paying for tbis Dolioa.
The floaaoe eommttteeof Ibe Ueppner
ootra or wane were around rJatardav
gtlheriof ap Ibe subscriptions to Ibe
terrkan era, road. This Important
mailer should oow be pushed along
rapidly.
J. D Ambrose, a former resident of
Morrow eoeety, and well know a lo ne
ar awe, arrived from Mpanlty, III., on
atteroiv lo loo arior his basinets af.
fairs, lie alll remain bera a abort time
only.
We tailed oa Wide k f locum yttlaf.
dsy, bat tbty were too baty wiib Ihtlr
eloaier out sate to talk to ns. Kea tbeir
ad la this ptpaf and Ibaa eall oa Ibem
for bargatna la ell lines of dry goods.
Tbemta Ntltno end atolbtr are roo
t's the Wblle bol tad retltortol la
Tendletoa. Wbaa yoa go there give
tb oi a eall. They will treat yoa right.
87-lf.
I Ml Ob a la aow eaeneiatxl wttb the
lm of tl. Ilappoer A Oa. lo tba lor.
warding tetieeae. Tbey pay tba Mgheet
aitrkel pnem palte aad btdre end at
Uad to all for warding. a
Hoa 8. A. Lnaatl, rtodhUtt for
jedga, II. J. lUta. f.ir prr img etior.
aey, eed T. T Haw, Ibe farmer ortU
itt Oraaroa, ware ptmgtn aa lb la
joining's Iraia.
Ilan. MCr, repfetaeilinf lha woo)
llrta. Iba J. M. lOiaaell I'.i, of I'tlUed,
Tba Dallee aad lleppnar, ia here ta ibe
Itlaretl td bit biMMta.
Wbita etefslaiag a horee Halnrdty
)tt Iwtaata stint t atr gettirg
M lly bnrl, Ibe braa falling a biat.
Haatter, be ate ael bally lf ail.
Una. II V. Ottee wilt nk al the
ri bM oa tba aigM af Mtr ..(.
Tk't will aad Iba eatnpaga U rrpaMl
eetiitaa a tbta enaaly.
Falb eantel com lm UP hnt
Una. II. V, (Ittet will aapply laa at.
ry, ttt ag ae Ibe etemag 4 t J"(b.
I al MeDau), D. f. to I Kl i l..ft
are la frvsa the leaer geaatry.
MRS. NANCY B. GREUQ.
Mrs. Nancy B. Gregg died at ber home
ia Walla Walla, Wash., on Sunday, May
lOtb, 1896, ot catarrhal pneumonia, aged
66 years.
Deceased was bom at Cincinnati, Ohio,
in 1830. Her maiden name waa Singer
and she was married to W. P. Gregg at
Danville, Indiana, about 1850. Her hus
band, who was an expert printer, enlist
ed in a company ot Indiana volunteers
in 1861. and served till the end of the
war. His health was nndermined by bis
military servioes and he died in 1866.
In 1884 Mrs. Gregg removed from In
diana to Walla Walla where she resided
nntil tho time of her death with her
daughter, Mrs. W. H. Games. She was
a noble, true hearted woman, and a great
worker in G. A! It and W. R. C. oiroles,
and was the departmeut secretary tor
Washington and Alaska of the Woman's
Relief Corps. In this work she was at
all times very aotive, as she always was
in all matters to wbioh she gave her at
tention. In all these she will be greatly
missed by her neighbors and those con
nected with ber.
Of her own family she leaves H. C.
Gregg and Mrs. Lizzie Games, of Walla
Walla, Mrs. Mary Patterson, of Hepp
ner, J. L. Gregg, of Canton, III., and
Mrs. Matilda Hayes, of Noblesville, Ind.
8he also leaves three sisters and one
brother, the latter, J. L. Singer, resid
ing at Walla Walla.
Mrs. Gregg was quite Well known in
HenDnnr whnrn the viairaH aasaral lit.
ferent times and impressed all who met
ner mat sne was one of nature's noble
women. She lived to do others good
and died to receive the reward ot the
faithful.
For your Protection. Catarrh "Cures" or
Tonics for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken
internally, usually contain either Mercury or
Iodide of Potassa, or both, which are injur
ious if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not
a blood disease, caused by sudden change to
cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal
passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat.
Cold ia the head causes excessive flow of
mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re
sults of catarrh will follow ; sovere pain in
the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad
breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis
charge. The remedy should be quick to allay
inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's
Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for
these troubles and contains no mercury
aor any injurious drug. Price, GO cents,
Ttillv faana nftaaan thr.tiah Inw. n
J V LUW U IU
day with a floe band of mules.
A Baby's Life Saved.
"Mv hahv had nrnnn anI nan .aAJ V...
Bbilob's Cure," writes Mrs. J. B. Martin,
of Hnnts"ille, Ala. For sale by Wells
& Warren.
Geo. U afford. Yakima .Trillb anrl Haa
Matlock got in with Cass Matlook's sta
ble last Hatnrdav. This atahla
of Leon. Lela. Rnbv. Ruth. Harmann anil
Gertrude, tha last named, a two-yea r-
UIU.
Salem Statesman: It would seem tbat
Ibe oonolry bas had enongb of "modern
protection." Republicans, in ths second
district, get out and see to it that Mr.
Ellia ia eleoted by a large mnjority. The
democratic wool growers of Eastern Or
egon, too, ought to leod their aid.
erricc
BLACKweu't Dunham
To ALL
Merchants
Who Retail
TOBACCO.
offered for a limited time, so order
to-day. Yours very truly,
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM
TODACCO COMPANY.
W ra hv aar Slfftcahr la ra.H.( aaP
aaa. cat aal (hla aaitca a4 aaaa ( tfe,
r area ta yaar wkoWaata aaaWr.
Oh ! Where Did
Get Them Pants
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I
la'l alt nuxxnirt, an an rmt .,( fh.lf riirnl.hlt, Unr-ta. an are
MIiipoa Urtmiiaa, llaclasra, 1 Inaara at iu, ll.li.i.
Patronaoe Solicited.
Smith cfc
Baai rtmaaaa
FURNITURE AND
Ib All Wrrti ia n Jb, r.rtilrarllBf an4 tnh Ww. H't.ira frmt
aM IbI al ptrw a na l..t. (Hdrrlng aa loataiilra al
!). 1-rl.a taaarmaMa, t'fiMlaati,
Htoi-o Opj. I. O. ThoinpHon Co.. Mnin Ht, llt ppnor.
K'l i;mi"i"iiaAu. C-CL
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WoinYueiro
Who are nervous, weak, worn ont
With local troubles find pure blood,
nerve strength, and perfect health la
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
We do not say the 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
irvouss
force those special physical trials we
delicately indicate by merely using the
words Maid, 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
eadaches
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 do
a good day's work. I stand by Hood's
Sarsaparilla, for it cured me after other
medicines failed." Mes. Lub Dieb,
Carllnville, Illinois.
This and many similar cures prove that
Hood',
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True niood Ptirtfler. Alldmsglsts. $t
Prepared only by C. I. nood &Co. Lowell, Mass.
11UOU S flllS full? prepared. 3i cenU.
Ho, ye voting; men ot Morrow, whittle up a
lively tune
For the "CtmlidRte," I'm tree to itate, will ftay
with lit till June;
Then let him pit hla auger blade, with "Sperry'i
Lluwood Rye;"
'Tli tweet U think, of that good old drink, for
voting men are dry.
Sold only at the Belvedere saloon.
NwFkd Yard. Wm. Gordon hae
opened np tba feed yard next door to
the Gazette office, and now solicits a
share of your patronage. Billy ie right
at home al this business, and your
horses will be well looked after. Prioes
reasonable. Hay and gran for sale. t'.
A Great German's Prracrlptloa.
Diseased blood, constipation, and kid
ney, liver and bowel troubles are cured
by Karl's Clover Root Tea. For sale by
Wells A Warren.
ttltlMMM
or
Tobacco Company.
Sex
Durham, n. c.
Dear Sin
You are entitled to receive
FREE from your wholesale dealer,
JrVHITE STAR SOAP with all
. Blackwell's Genuine
Durham Smoking
TobaCCO you buy. On bar
of soap Free with each pound,
whether 16 oz., 8 or., 4 ox., or
J oz., packages.
We have notified every whole'
sale dealer In the United States
that we will supply them with soap
to five you FREE. Order a rood
apply of QENUNB DURHAM at
once, and Insist on fettlnr your
soap. One bar of Soap FREE with
4
You
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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UNDERTAKING.
Wuna a a a . at
Save you heard
THAT THBRB'S.aaaaBBaT
a Chaag in Business ill Afouad?
ED. 11. 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 !
XViVJTA,iJLiJti.&SS J1 COST.
All wooleu goods, boots, shoes, overshoes, ete., are being sold below
wholesale cost Great discounts on hardware, tinware, glassware, hats,
caps, blankets and m fact everything kept in a general mercantile esl
tabllShmpnt. Hall anrl aaa IK a o(-U 1 t :j. i 1 .
. . ow wo oiuvyB.
FRANK M'FARLAIMD,
Manager and Salesman.
ED.
The National Bank
Some people want the
goodly portion of it at
GEO. A. BROWN'S
HARDMAN STORE,
With very little money. He keeps a full line
of general merchandise, including dry
goods, groceries, boots, shoes.
GEO. A. BROWN, HARDMAN, OR.
Gilliam & Bisbee
We are not email men,
we are not He Largest merchants in He world !
But when tha peoplt of all tha tiirroundlng oountry ara In need ol
Hardware, Tinware, Crookeryware.OlaMwara, Wood and WIllowware.NalU, Iron, Barbwlre
Cumberland Coal, Gaat and Water Pipe. Pipe Ittlnm, Btovea and Kan., Waironi '
Hack., Buggiei, Wagon Material, Hardwood, Axel, Hammers, Bawa. Bledgea,
W edge, Ouni, I'l.toli, Cartridge and Ammunition, Maaon Jan, Gran.
Iteware, Plow, Harrow, Rakea. Mower, Tub. Wah Bolller
and Board, Hheet Iron, tluc, eto.,l.,
Bhould call and Examine our Goods and Get Tricea.
WhTOoooOoodiat Fai Price, and Cheap lohn Oood at Cliep John Price.
GILLIA.M & BISBEE,
MAIN STHEET .
W00LGR0WEHS!
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The wool market is not yet affected bv the MeK lnlnw Imnm ami
reports are not enoouraRing. We have arable storage capacity at
m mmmis' warehouse
for thoao i who desire to hold for higher priooa, and by introducioc
Lastero buyers, aecure for thoae who aili to soil, the highoat market
We pay tamster and bold wol subjiHjt to order.
No commiwhion charged for elling.
We pay bighent price for hide- aud abeep pelta.
Rolled barley and feed for teamstcra.
We fire fluents lor
TI t a
i ue ueai aneep uip id the market
We Lave 5,000 ahinglea which we will sell at coat,
Mark your wool (?) and direct teamiter to lower warehouse.
Heppner, Or. R. F. HYISD, AUnaacr.
New Blacksmith Shop.
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Tka aJr.lf. bat apwaa,! ap a a M.kmitb .b- p npp
FIRST CLASS WAGON SHOP I
Work d. aa al Topalar 1'rloaa aad la a ali.faelorr nanatr.
H.l.m, and bor-a, aill U ,h,-4 aa to p., i,,f.,tM aa.l ot.r -
G. W. UTT & SON,
LOOK AT TIIESH PniClZaS I
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AxIPtrccMAnrid t?r.f0 Knoli.
tW All l la paatla mmA Al t, WORK W a ka t f . ,
it'll W (..war tie.,
aa.Hk imm.
THE PALACE MOTEL 11AU,
J. O. JJOltCIJ lOUS. I'i i.p.
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Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors ami Cigars.
I MM I III TO
11jLUxIj
uciuio 11 ia mo law.
R. BISHOP, Prop.
Building, Ueppner, Ore.
earth; you can get a
lbs. We are small men, Xs.
IIEl'PNKU. OIIKOON
little's dip,
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G. W. UTT & SON.
Plon,y 01 them'afthe
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