' OVERWORK
Nervous Prostration
Coniplct recovery by tlic tT,.3 cf
Ayer's Sarsaparifla
" Some years a-o, na a result of too '
close attention to business, my health
failed. I became weak, nervous, was
unable to look after my interests, and
manifested all t'uo syti,;t.,mis of a de
cline. I took three bottles of Ayer's
Earaapiirillu, beyun to imjirovo at ouoe,
Here and There.
raft 42,'
and pi-ad unlly increased my weight from
one hundieil and twenty-llvo to two
Imndri'd I'ounds. Since then, I and my
futility havo mied this medicine when
needed, and we are all in the best of
health, sv fact which We attribute- to
Ayer's Siirsaparilla. I believe my chil
dren would have heen fatherless to-day
had it, not been for Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
of which preparation I cannot say too
niinjli." H. 0. Hinson, rostmaster and
riaiiter, Kmiud'a, S. 0.
TMS
RECT.IViG KECAL P.T WORLD'S FAIR.
arsaparilla
AY LISTS Psi.s Cavo Dec r's Bills.
Calendar;
Andrew Neal is over from Lone Bock.
The Heppoer Transfer Co., ban wood
for sale. 37-tf.
Coffee mills foe 35 coots at P. C.
Thorn pson Co.'a. . 5 6.
W. M. Radio, of Loos Creek, was io
Heppner Wednesday.
J. M. Downing, of Condon, wbs in
Heppner last Wednesday.
Get a cobbling outfit of P. 0. Thorop
sou Co. and save your old boots. 5 (J.
W. Lk Saline and T. R Lyons Sanday-
ed with friends op at Ditob creek.
Drink the oelebrated J. H. Cutter
whiskey. On tap at Chris Borohers'.
George HHrnreton cot in Tuesday
from an untiiiK in the Blue raomitains
Mail Ponob Tobaoco, the only natural
leaf in package, for sale by P. C- Thump
son Co. 5-6.
The weather is much warmer and
campers can again enjoy the mountain
camps. '
Jan. Fristoe left last week for Montana
on business. He may decide to looate in
tout state.
A. J. Ray, a wool bnyer for Russell &
Co., of Portland, came in on this morn
ing's train.
Mrs. J. R. Simons and Mrs. W. F.
Ruark returned Wednesday from a visit
to MoDuflee.
Born To the wife of W. V. Crawford,
of this city, last Wednesday morning, an
eight pound boy.
John Nailen was in this week from
Monument. He depaited this morning
with a load of provisions.
Cut foryonr candidHtn. Be patriotic
and buy a camnaiini.pockei Knife of P.
Thompson Company. 5-6.
J. H. MoHaley and wife have returned
to their Heppner home from Monument
where they have spent the summer.
E. C. Warren atid 0. P. Whitemore,
traveling men representing two Portland
Arms, are interviewing our business
men today.
Premature baldness may be prevented
and the buir made to grow on bends al
ready bald, by the use of Hall's Vegeta
hie Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Geo W. Barrel, representing the
American Book Co.; of Portland. Is in
the city today. He travels in bicjele
costume, tukiug bis wheel witb him.
August
bsbbbbbb
(jamDnnus tseer,
.HALF PINT BOTTLES
Hotel Bar!
City
Drinkable)
Ci
Liquor
rs. Call
and Smokable
on Td.
It"ii(liin n May Nut t'y.
Iu oonvernition SundMy with Wta
Hunley, a leading eitzti of Hums, says
lbs Vale Gazette, we were formed tbat
It it probable the bondfint n of Gittiiva
the delanltitig sbetiff, enDUot be forocd
lo pay any of tbo amount rmbfzsled oo
ccoont of tbe cn relet manner of draw
Ing op the bonds ore of whieb lias no
date at U npon it and npon the iiligal
procrcdlDg of tbe county eonrt. Mr
Hunley ) th&t in a fotrarr ettlemeut
with tbe Pl.enff Le n found over f H00
horl, and the court allowed blm to work
in roeeift fur taii collected and turned
ia after lh (ettb ment. lie filed new
bonds and u not rtiinireJ to rank
aood tb hortsar: yet the new bD!-
tnrn were allowed lo enter t security i
Ignorance of tbe at ate of afftir. A good
ized lawsuit ! eipeotid tbe rnult
It is believed tbat (Jilting i not far
way, aod the flVr ha l en publicly
made tbat (or f .Vx) be would be captured
and brought back.
Bryaa Toe Well Know la Hi Hone State-
Bar for HcKlnler
The following letter reoeived by a
gentleman bow in this city from a Ne
braska fiiend gives a very encouraging
report of tbe cohtionl situation in that
Btote:
I auppf se you know tbat Nebraska
is furnishing tbe democratic lamb of
sacriBoe this year. Oar William, as be
is familiarly called, I understand is going
to swamp things out your way. Uf
course yon are excusable; bad you a
personal acquaintance witb tbe gentle
man's nbilitiep, you wonld do just like I
we sball do snow him under. Nebraska
will go for McEinley by an overwhelm
ing majority, ' I hope you people will
not go wild over our William. He is not
to blame for all this hubbub. You cao
place Nebraska in the McKinley ranks
for a certainty."
The article below relative to a partial
canvass of .Lincoln, crjan s no me,
strongly Eubstautiates the above statement.
"News was given out last Tuesday of
partial canvass of Mr. Bryan's town
Lincoln, and the county of Lancaster,
in which it is situated. The county re
publican committee distributed blanks
and eought to secure an active canvass.
In two precincts reported the result was:
McKinley 219; Bryan 44.
Tbe poll of University place, a leading
oenter, was: McKinley 126; Bryan 14;
prohibition 19; uncertain 22.
It is claimed that, while tbe returns
are incomplete, they establish the gener
al character of the whole."
Koae Hat Ayrre at lb World Fair
Ayer'e HarMparill enjoys the extraor
dinary distinction of having Wo tbe onlr
blood purifier allowed an txlibit at tbe
World's fair, Chicago. Manufacturer
of other ereaperilla sought by every
tneolonMio a showing of their goods,
but they ai r all turned nix!r lb
appIkatloD ot lb rule forbidding tbe
olry of patent tndio,de and boetrtim.
Tbe deitoQ of the World's fair autho
rity la fvr of Ar' KurMpariHe we
in ffxil follow: "Ar's 8rp-
rill I Dot pint rr.'iliPit e. It Hm
ant belong lo lbs lt of o tctraui. It W
br oo It c.er.l."
T.-M.: U W. K Lib. r. rgtmB
from lb e' t"l ditr c. arrivrd f"'
b!w oo ikU' l"kt. sud i Cirt at
the Umatilla Mr. CI i f r
lO rlrbl t roan, ft I ll'0 (Hetr
coov. n tint le nl't ei:l be M lo
aouti uf t grt' oi"! "f I, Nuttb-
ml nb f,a l irf it.
rt U f fl i . '' T ! .
l .libit,
Ft k J 0n l "lb
) it t'f 'ImI f firm f f. i
( by A t'. ' t t ' " " r,'
ftf T...lN "i''l ' '"" '
ad II .1 il f. w iil r
Oi ler..'M I..i!i f-i ' 'l"l
re ! fe'atth II rt !" rnfd by
the tt i.l llU l --'ti ''
rt i .
H.,,rn In Uf 4 s I I i
A l. "ah A v
(V.!) S
H'l !' t ' '
l . .-. '
f.aa f'.".- -.' " (
Barbara A, Ritchie made final proof
on her homestead last Tuesday before U,
Oomm;s"tnner Freeland, with frank
Louie and Edward Holland as witnesses,
Hck Mathews is still at the old stand
next door to the post offloe, wbere h is
prepared to do Rnvtl ing m bis llnv
Slowing, hnir cutting' baths' etc., at
popular prioes. tl.
Jas. and John A. Hweitzr, of Burns
came in Werinpuday lor a ooneignmeni
of tbe Home Comfort range. They
left for home yesterday aocompamed by
(.bas. Goodman.
Geo. Fell and wife departed Wednes'
day night for Pendleton to reside. Their
many fri' tids in this citv regret their de
nurture but wish them a future full of
success and happiness.
The jiiatioe oonrt bad a civil action
grind yealerdav afternoon, J. F. Spray
v. Wood Gillman for the recovery of
$9.35. Attorney Lyon represented Spray
iu whose favor the case was deolddd.
Mrs. E. Carter, a thorough nurse of
many years experience, I now located in
tli in city. Anyone uesiriug the benefit
of ber services cao secure ime by leav
ing order at tbe borne ot George Ship
ley. Dir.
Dr. W. L. Mirsole. of fing Creek, ar.
rived from that, point in private onnvey
snce to meet hs ife who arrived from
Portland thin morning. The dontor and
wife departed for tbeir Loug Creek boms
tbis morning.
The C ilwmbia liiver Conference of the
M. E. church baa been postponed one
week, and will conveneat North Yakima,
8ept. 2 R-v E. P. Oreene will retmn
here from the Condon teaaher' institute
before attending conference.
Charley Jonei, the well-koown "old
timer" in the tnnanrial line, has again
located In Heppner, bsvir.g pwchrd
Green Mathewi.' shop, Minor building
opposite the rily hotel. Charley will
appreciate call a ben in town.
Prof. J. H. Aekerman. of Portland, ei
ominty school nterititfndnt of Mnlt
nnroah eotintv, and IUv. E P. Oreene, pf
hia oi'y, will oondnot lb Gilliam conn
ly institute which convene io Cmdou
nut Monday for a weefc's eloo.
Nrvou debility is a oorarnon eom-
plnint, eepecially among women. The
beat rofdioal trealmeol for thl dienrder
i a persistent onr of Ayer's Haraapa
nil to rlr.s end invigorate tbe blood.
Thie being aooompltbd, nature will do
tbe rtl.
Iv. W. E. Pol win departed from
Pendleton for Portland lot Tneaday
mcbt IU will t i .toed io tbe WilUni
ellevalletby Itiehop Morrie aod tbe
two divtnee will take a pi'More tip
over to Klamalb and visit Craler Uk
before Ibey return.
"Canst Ihon minister a miod die-
ewdf'ak M'-btb. OrUlnty, my
NEBRASKA FOB M KIN LEY.
Tbe IV of Kmponsibillty.
Every mother should remember tbat
tbe making ot her daughter is ot far
greater importance than tbe administra
tion ot things iu ber house, and every
daughter should reulizs tbat she can
learn to avoid mistakes only when she
sees them. She etjoys most seeing ber
mother's mistakes and revolving that
wben she has a bouse she will ''never do
so.' A beginning may be male witb a
small and compsratively unimportant
responsibility, and it is to be renumber
ed that tbat responsibility, and not meie
work, is the great thing. The very little
girl may have tbe care ot one plant, a
hardy one to begin with, but system and
neatness may be prncticed in its oare to
great advantage. If the plant should be
a blooming one a emull vase for tbe
breakfast table would give an additional
bit of oare and pleasure to both child
aud parents, Regularity, thoroughneee,
quietness iu labor may be practiced
under a wise mother's influence till they
become a part of her daughter's charac
ter. Mrs. Lyman Abbott in August
Ladies' Home Journal.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Where They Met.
McKinley BUI, with Napoleon eye,
t-ny "Bryan let's drink some Mnwood Rye;
We meet aa friends, my words are few
1 hope they don't, dear Brian Bore U."
And Bryan says, in a Jokln manner,
"I wonder H mat s wnat s memauer witn numm
That's horse and horse, you funny feller
When I see my wife I am bound to Teller."
Then they gravely bowed, and they winked an
eye,
And they drank some more good Linwood Rye.
Sold only at tbe Belvedere Saloon, E.
G. Soerry, Prop.
Jfor Bale.
Tbe California wioehouse at Tbe Dalles.
Fine location for any kind ot business.
Best ohanoe for the right party. Will
take sheep in trade. For particulars
write to owner, C. Becht, Tbe Dalles,
Oregon.
62-lm.
Wm. Gordon has at bis stable Jut
below the Gazette offloe, b very neat and
nioely finished ladies' saddle, of Eastern
manufacture, for sale for cash at a low
figure. Tbe saddle has been ridden
very little and is praotioally as good aa
new. anyone desiring suon a saanie
should call and examine same before it
is too late. " tf.
A game of base ball between the two
nines that played a week ago last Satur
day has been arranged for tomorrow
afternoon on tbe eame grounds. I hi
gamo is tbe result of a challenge immedi
ately fo'lowin; the other game, aud i
to decide the championship, as they
term it. All are invited to see tbe game.
Wednesday evening, over in front o(
3. B. Natter's plaoe, Tom Buckley,
"Kid" Moore end Hnrrv Donahoo got
"mixed up" sora. with Donahoo against
tbe other two Fighting was prevented
by the appearance of Odloer R therts,
but tbe brawl cost eaob of the combat
ants 215, before Judge Riubardsju.
Regular service at the M E. church,
Snndav, Augi)nt 10. Morning subjeot,
Iu All Things." The oUss of probi.
tionern will be ti.l.eo into cbnicli fellow
ship. Special rally soivice in tbe even
ing. Members and f-iniids are urg-d to
be with them d tiring tbe day, commencing
with tbe Sunday echo d at 10 a. m.
Viace Rally oaran in thi weok from
Long Orei k for freight. He o iniplaios
thai tbe Rhea Cret k bridge is in bid con
dition. OnO 'f hi wheeler, on Ibn way
over, cot caught in the plunking of that
strnctire and nearly btok" Ma leg before
ha could get it out. Kl!y says the
road are in feiuful ooudiiiou.
As Thompson wa in from Butter
oreek yesterday. A.' "phiz" bora a
atriking reoemblanoe to one belonging to
B man who bad met the enemy diaa
troimlr, hnt Am gav Li word that tbe
ocoioo of so much court plaster w
brought about through a fall fiom a
tbreshitg machine.
A. J. Inland, rf the C. A N. W., J. W.
Cases, of lh (1. M A tit. P . Wnt. Hard
er.i.f the Ot. N.. C. J. Tutile. of the U.
P.. and F. A. Mai Zi. of the N. 1' , all
freight agent repfMeMiug iheir rrueni
IV roads, wet in npp'ier ll Toi-d
competing for the Urge shipment of rat
tl from this poirt.
Undoubtedly.
The people of Holland are commonly
as matter-of-fact ns the Scotch, and a
figurative phrase bothers them sorely.
Not long ago un American traveler
found in a cafe at Amsterdam a Dutch
man who had traveled much, and who
spoke English perfectly well. The
Dutchman was smoking a china pipe of
remarkable size and beauty, and the
American, as an admirer and collector
of such bric-a-brac, took the liberty to
'.omment upon it. "You could rot
tumble upon a pipe like that every
iny, Buid the American. J lie Dutch
man took three or four whift's at the
pipe, and thou slowly removed it from
bis mouth. "Certainly not without
breaking it," he said, gravely. Youth's
Companion.
A Precocious Maid.
A precocious little maid of about five
went to church one Sunday recently
with her mother, a devout member nnd
regular uttetid'.-.nt of the Episcopal
church. Tho little or e sat very quiet ly
nul demurely throtif h till the loi:g ten
ice, but her quick little ears mid bright
l.ttle brain were not bo quit t as ve.a ,r,-
' ilicated. After the service r-'ie looked
up into her mother's face uml, "JInni-
Ltia," she uskrd, eanuylly. "lUcy nay
Ah men so much; why iV.r.'t they over
ay Ah lady?' " IIoKtOil Budget.
NOTICE Is hereby lven that the firm ot
Horner A Rhea, composed of H. D.
Horner and E W. Rhea, doing a general mer
chandise busines in the town of Heppner, ha
tills day been dissolved, H. D. Horner bavin
disposed of her interest to 2. W. Khea. who will
continue the business at the same location in
the name of E. W. Khea A Co., collect all ac
counts aud pay all indebtedness of the old
firm. H. D. HORNOR,
4R5-7S. E. W. KHE .
Sated at Heprmer. Oretron. this 8th day ot
August, MHi,
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TtlE 8TATE
of Oregon for tbe Countv ot Morrow,
Eva Griltln, Plaintiff,
vs.
U. S, Grillln. Defendant.
To U. S. (Irittin, Defendant.
In the name of the ntate of OreKon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint tiled BKHiiiFt you in the above entitled
cause on or tiefore the fitst. day of the next regu
lar term oi the noove entitled court, to-wit:
The 7th day of September, 1896,
and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof.
the plain lift' will applv to the court for the relief
demanded in her complaint, to-wit: The dis
solution of the marriage coutract existing be
tween plaintitt and defendant, aud fur costs of
this s it.
This Summons is served bv publication bur
suaiit to an order of stepheu A. Lowell, Judge
ot the above entitled court, made on the lbtn
dav l July, lsati. J. . akown,
50-71. Attorney for Plaintiff,
SUMMONS.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
A of Oregon for Morrow County.
Eliza K. uweus, riauuin,
vs.
Frank II. Benge, Mary J.
Benge, bis wife, Lewis J.
Bchewrich and
Sehewrieh, his wife, Defendants.
To Fra"k It. Benge and Mary J. Benge, two of
t lie (lcteuoauts.
In the name .of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint tiled against you in the above entitled
suit on or before the 7th dav of Sentember. IK'.Ki
and you will take notice that if yon fail to
answer or otherwise appear in said suit on or
tieiore salt! vtn aay ot septemDer, imw, mo plain
tiff above named, for want thereof, will apply
to the above entitled court for the relief prayed
for in tbo complaint filed in this suit, to-wit:
Kor personal decree against the defendants
Frank H. Benge and Mary J. Benge, his wife,
for the sum of jsil. 25 with interest thereon at
the rate ot per cent, per annum from January
1st. 1MM, and the sum of $50.00 attorney's fees,
and tho costs and disbursements of ,said suit;
that the court shall decree that the mortgage
executed by the said Frank H. Benge and his
wite to tne i,omuara investment; uompany,
dated the liith day of December, 1888, upon the
following described real property in Morrow
county. Oregon, to wit: the north-west quarter
of section No. :i2, in township No, 1 south, and
range tNo. 25 kb ot tne vtiuametie meridian,
which said mortgage was recorded on theiWth
day of December, IKX8: at paee M of Book "D"
oi the Keoords ot Mortgages in the omoe ot tne
County Clerk of Morrow county, Oregon, shall
be foreclosed, and the B'dd real propertv sold,
aud the proceeds of such sale to be applied to
tne pavmeut to piaintinoi me anove named
turns of money; timtall of the defendants, and
all persons claiming and to claim by, through
or under them, or any of them, shall tie forever
barred aud foreclosed of all right, title, estate,
interest and lien, at law and lu equity, and
especially of all equity of redemption, In, to and
upon every part of said real property; and that
plaiutilt'sball have general relief.
This 8 inmnnsls published pursuant to order
of Hon Stephen A. Lowell, Judge of the above
ciiwtit ti I'Uiin, mnuu ni uuniiiuria, i u uv ...... 11 ,
Umatilla county, Oregon, on the 13th dav of
July, iww.
FEE, CARTER, HAII.EY A AUSTIN,
457-70, I'lulntlll's Attorney.
I 'mWmA II
.iTrrrrtr .:'H"'IAQ
i mr d
6
I
To Do
Given Avay
this year in valuable
articles to smokers of
BlackwelPs
Genuine
y&" ham
Tobacco
The Best
1 fimnlrln0Toh!inn IUIn-la
...v. ... V I V I v - e,-1' J -
You will find one coupon In
side each a-ounce bag, and two
coupons inside each 4-ounce
bag. Buy a bag, read tbe coupon
and see how to get your share.
HAVE YOU HEARD
THAT TII12I IZ' mtigar
Been a Change in Busineis ill tanill
ED. R. BISHOP
Has bought out the General Merchandise Business of the McFarland
Mercantile Co., and the stock is being disposed of at
SUMMONS.
Aroording to a oeli brated anatomist
there npwarda of 5 000.0(10 little
glanda iu tr hnmao totnacb. Tbeaa
glabda pour tut the dieitln Jineea
wLU h disso'fe or diet tb tnoA, Intll
ceati-in it want of Juice, ekori of
glands, lift J vt Lelp to reetort tb health
of tt.eae trgana. Tbe brat and moat
natural help la tbat iea by Kbaker
Inatwti? Cordial Natural, twesos It
upt'bea tb malorisU nee-led bf tha
glanda to prepare tba tliitMtiv J-iioea.
tWraoM it ttrrrittlien aod istitforaU
N THK HRCUIT COURT OV THE STATE
of Oregon fo Morrow County.
Julia A. I'arrel, l lalntlll',
vs.
Samuel I Uerklnv, Martha
A. (ierklng. James R Nun
amakerand Maria K Nun
amaker. Hefendania.
To Hainuel I. Herkleg and Martha A. (Jcrkl'ig,
two of tbe above-named defendants.
In the name of the Htateof Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer tbe com
pbilnt filed against yon In tbe almve entitled
suit mi or before the 7th day ol fcptcmhvr, l"'i;
and you will take notlee that If you fall to
answer or otherwise appear Iu said suit on or
before the said 7th la of Meptemher, I'"!, the
plalntlll hIhivs naiiml. for want therof, will
spidy to the above entitled court for the re.lef
praved f r in the complaint flliM this suit,
io-wlt: For personal dwree svainst tbe defend
ants Samuel I. lierklng and Mrtha A (ierklof
for the sum of H:I7 .VI with Interest thereon al
the rale of a per cent. pr annum from April 1st,
114, and the sum of IMIOI attorney's fe. s. ami
the costs and dlsburseinetita of siild suit; Hint
court shall decrecthat the mortgage etrcut-
ed br said -smiiel I. (ierklng and Mnrtba A
lierklng to the Umibard 1' ve.tnieht ( oniosiiy,
dated the TM ilnv ol Match, H'i, upon I he fid
lowing dcwrltied real proMrty in Miorow
pou ty, (iregon, Io-wlt: the anion ball ol li e
north rat quarter, the south t5 acres ol the
norlh-wat qnarlcr of lbs north-cast quarter, of
turn so. zi. in towiistiin no x miii.sihI
range No. 21 Fast of W lllsinettfl inerhtiau ; and
slso the west half of the iiorlh-wi-sl quarter id
tlon No. 1.1. and the north hull of tbe norlli-
raat quarter of srcllmi No 14. lu township No A
sfiuthaud ranse No 7iK.aaiof W lllamettt merid
ian; which mortgage Is now nwnnl lr plslnt.it;
w hlcn satq montrssa was roroci cm in .tit
dsy ol Man h, lev al psoe 1.14 ot HNk "II" ol
Ilia Kf-orda nf Morisagea In the oHI of the
foutiiy clerk ol MorM county, (in-goo, s'isll
tie orp-loa"l. and lbs aabt r-ai prtqM-rtr lolrt,
and the prueewlt nl such sale to t applied In
lite payment to tdaliitttT nl th aln nam-
iiiminl money; Dial all of the drfendaota and
all pa raona rlalmlnt and lo rlalin by. through
or under them, or any ol them, shall lt nrcr
lrred and (orwloar-t ol all rlM, lllle. ratals,
liilereal and Hen, at law and In qoltjr. and
erlally of all UllT of rtHlemtilloii. In, lo
and iiion ererr t-ari nl said rtil pr.q.rij:; ami
that plsllllUt shall bar f etirral n-llel.
1 his a.tminolis Is illdlhrd pnrstlslit Iri order
of lion. at-phn A. Mtwell Jiid of th aoots
enllilfl roort. niada at 4 hanilwra, l0iiilleifto,
I'malll'a eu'inty, liregoli, un Ihs Dili day ot
July, !
KKK, CAHTCR, HAtl lY A Arm.
4V.7 Tu. plaliilin s Altororts.
SUMMONS.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OV TnE BTATK
I of Oregon, for the County of Morrow.
Ralph L. Benge, rialutiti',
va.
Katie D. Benge, Defendant.
To Katie I). Benge, efeu ant:
I the name of the rttateof Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer I ho com-
nlHiiit. tihxl aiottnat von ill the ahova entitled
suit on or before the first day of the next regular
term ci tne anove entitled court, to-wit:
Monday, September 7th, 1890,
and If you fall to answer or otherwise plead, for
uaut tlieieof tin) pliilntltr will apply to tho
above entitled court for a decree dissolving the
marriage bonds now existing between you aud
hlmaell. and a Judgment against you lor tbe
C(t and dlhursc meuts of this suit
This summons Is published by older of Hon.
Stephen A. Iiwell, Judge of tbo circuit court ot
Oregon for thu ulh Judieial district, dated July
2nd. l.m. K. V. nlNK.
4,'j. lia. Attorney for I'lalutlfT
D
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REGARDLESS OF COST.
All woolen goods, boots, shoes, overshoes, ete., are being sold below
wholesale cost Great discounts on hardware, tinware, glassware, hats,
caps, blankets and in fact everything kept in a general mercantile es
tablishment. Call and see the stock before it is too late.
ED. R. BISHOP, Prop.
The National Bank Building, Heppner, Ore.
FRANK MTARLAND,
Manager and Salesman.
Gilliam & Bisbee
Ua.l . Il, atf.t,tilin r.t fttsa Pntfirl 4 Mil a
l.rl. If not w.UI. aa lh roodillon of I '" " ,b 'IIiM!bt OUtll tl.tf
lh atntnaeh, Itwr, aoi bowie, lor all or
b'fh complaint Ayer'a IMIe ar"th
aotrrrlgtuat ibing on earth "
Tb (laiilta baa nti jear'a tnltinej
In Ml her ha Rngliah, (V.raitMfeial. Hhort
hanil or Telrgrapbla tpartinnt of tha
Hnlniat Itoatrie CuWrt: vt rortl-ol,
for al Anr xrann dratrlatf lo lake
tb"f itfh bnaiane isin'M flra rlaal
rK,llrv sboulj art IbeOiMlU bolot t
Irig rlo. If
T. 3. V-'fill. .f Kiht M.l, csms a
totsjt to ba rMtnafd nntfer patrlnd
up. WhtU harxlilo b Hb "bar-!
Ior." ctrfl fork JrUtAif, ti e it.
!' fl'nf-r i f r bt ha"l rii'il
b foiiuy, I skiti a? It nil bask nflb
oaf. t fotsflnffrr i'f Ibf Mots taol
e l!a!btt bf ois..
f it tmmntrruil, snf jwifmfml.
tthrliur Ih tJisrp (row r rcritf af
mm Ik linff of .f
It I h'lm J frnsi (a) lh llor.r H'f
trwnfiitnrt when IK lt"t.'vai sfrt
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are able U tiu tbrir work alotie. Hbaker
iHtfeetite Cardial eoree In. I in et loo ef
taibl auj sfcriill. It dxe o by
tialnrai tuana. anl tharsiu lie tbe arfl
c it ondffal tad oayarvt euaeeM.
At tiro,-mate, pctee IU ! la IU0
per bottle.
I it immaterial, in mf jmljiirnl,
whrlher Ih thtrp grotrrr frir$ anj
H'JWfW A 4 nr d m4 I am fur
frr ir," t.jrlntrl ftttm ;rai .
H Woim J. llrpitn in Ih I !' of H'l
ntritnlmt wl.tn fa H'.fsi bU stm
U'lr fwBMHiirrafloR.
SIlKIUn'SSALK.
xrvTi'it i itrttrtiT r.ivr. tiit hv
i slrliia ol a rlt t saruilon lu1 mil i4
Iha Clerk offinanl Ilia t Irrull (oiirlolll
atu rl own s lot Mmma ( ooiiiy undMbs
Ml lhrd. and la m dlrwlt and d'llr.-l
uuoit e trr rndm1 and anirml In ald
I onrl on thMh itsf ul Man-h. In fo ,4
riank IUrma, Kel- o Unlari om4
mrnl t'fnfiny. as stialiittn. ani saii at
.A: Maixy A. frank f.M.od. II
.trtHf, J M, aimw.a. K U pt sfo-a. rat.k
!- .. I... aiul II... K S 1 .1- - J.l.n..,.i.
wbervt.y th .lslol sT did fwr a srv.o.al
Im-m aairi taa df4anu Hry 4Sa-l ard
NmT A. tal o Ih Sum M i-4ja allhln
fl lltrtn al tls rat rt a if rnl twr mn
nam lr..m 1st h daf ol kink, l a I
r-M'a and di''i'voia tat4 at tft.5i at.d
Krbr It a ds twmd ttisl tlta M.rfaaa dall
f lha lk das i4 Mar. Iaa rotd I t lln.rt
ta.la4 asm f A ta-ta Iti lha ,fmlH i,
mit r.Mniiny and r'4 It foain
II .if-.o Ih krfloatne 4er lld .. -..i
V atittm I . tt..rt, b, !t th sw.tilt,
Hf ol Bv.ii.-a sin In f.ia a,
hxiih and as ka fl ( Ho ....o.
mttdiati. atf.tine tbtft..- 4 aw t in
l-f l-ta nnl t4 Ih .-lh4 t-t.tt nl aaid
f,nalt r4.,. rtrf.taibii.f It a. fm t..r nt
1m a hit a t.i rM,4-rtiM.,!ti
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SUMMONS.
IS THK ( UK TIT 4!(iPltTOK TUB STATE
1 of Oregon lor Morrow County,
The Norlli rn Counties
Iiivcstin tit 'I rust, l.lm-
itcd, a Corporation.
i'lalotltr,
vs.
'eeclla'laylor.H.H King,
S. 14. M. lira and J. C.
'f houisou. Iiefendauta.
To eci'lla lavlnr. a. a. King and N. II. Me Bee,
three ol I he ahove named defendants.
lu the name ol the Mule id Oregon, you are
heri'hv icfiuiied lo apnear and atrsaer tba pom
plnlid llli-'l avalnst von In the sImo entitled
suo on or le'lore the iirtt day of the nekt r'Kular
ti rm ol the shove entitled court, vis:
Tne 7th Day ol September, 1800.
aud yon alll lake noti. that tf you fall to
aii.wer or othera ls ana-ar In said court un or
le'ore the salil Till Hay ul hrptemla-r, l"i, Ilia
Idalulltt alum iiaincl. lor araut theroof. will
apply to Ihe shore elilttleil court fur ttm relief
ir.yei lor hi inn roinpiaiiii aim in una ami.
to alt' r or M-rMOial di-re against Itia Helen
daiil, I'm rlla lay lor, lot the sum ol V, llh
Inle'rst II,. loon al Hiatal id a la-r oit. tr
aiiiiiioi Iron Ih .'Mb day nl June, i-'"ft, and Ihe
calls aiet fllsloirtciiieiiia of aald suit; that Ih
iiirt shall di-r- Itiat the niorlaaaa rsecliltNi
lit ih sld I iTfiii lavlor to Ih litulrd I iu
vritiM nt 4 iiniaiit. ill-l Ih sin day of Sovein
t r, I, uiiii lha lollowlne dcai-rlb! rral
m,N'rty In Morroar I utility, tlreaon, .t stlt;
fli aooth halt ol Northrast iiuarter and riorth
rati tiuarti r ol Notitiwitt ouarirr (rpt in
M-rt-a In a aiuar lorm In Northeast corner
thrdi and oiiiht ntiartrl nl ,St,rtht
uttarter ol t lion 1n, Its loartithlp On North
oi ltaa 1 aeutr-iu r.asl. ol Ih lilainelf
ln,-rtillail ShlrS said tiHtrltraa Was tt-t,rdl
nil Hi I .th dst ol S(ivnitM-r. aaa In He 'l.
on i II, tl. IS and It of th llwor.ls of
Ittoflsarfr III III nfto nf Ih County 4 lefk nl
Vlorrott I oiiiil. Otaoo. shall Iwi forrlid
aod Ih aald ral ro-rtr old and th ptot-mla
of aurh ai to im af.pMtM lo Ih btanfil lo
piaOii'it ol th aixit nam! sums id annnyj
thai all ol lha iliMlaiila. anq all iwrannsrlalia
Pi ihionah or iiii'l-r ihm. or any of thm
tiiail It .tfr barnnt snd otrli) nl all
nil. I IH. . Iuutl and lin al law and
In rtpilir. and all )oilr id r.tmpiiin. In and
In. aod t.i-.n r i-n of said ral proil.
1 his Siii.moi.t la .il,liilird huts. .at. 4 loan
nr-it-r i.l ll'.n ai.hn A lwll. Jnd of Ih
attt eoiiitM t-tt,it. m-l aleharaltat. Iiv11.
Ion. I ntailii (ouuiy, un-a-Hi, on Ih Jtth daf
ol i'.i, li, n.i.n a tin's.
!i. Allolit)S lot I'lalutlfT.
Hot It K T rTa.
Tim wl'l siot he ailowe I aft
Jul Is. All ttne failn-t t tat by
ties I i tl tif rti ..t.lb Lift afltr will be
tit a.
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We are not small men, Bba. "We are small men, Xs.
we are not iris Larpssi rnsrctiants in trie Vorlil!
s s But when the people of all the surrounding country are In need of a
Hardware, Tinware, Crockery ware, Glassware, Wood and Wlllowware, Kails, Iron, Barbwlre,
Cumberland Coal, Gass and Water Pipe, I'lpe rlttinits, Stoves and Rangea, Wagons,
Backs, BugKh s, Wairnn Material, Hardwood, Ae, Hammers, Baws, Sledges,
Wedges, Guns, Pistols, Cartridges and Ammunition, Mason Jan, Gran
lteware, 1'lows, Harrows, Hakes. Mowers, Tuba. Wash Bolllera
aud Boards, Sheet Iron, Zlno, etc., etc.,
Should call aud Examine our Goods and Get Trices.
We have Good Goods at Kaib Prices, and Cheap 'obti Goods at Cbep John rrtcet,
GrlLLIA-lSl 33ISBKIS,
MA.IN STREET - IIKl'PNKU, OUEQON
THE PALACE HOTEL BAR,
J. O. BOEOH15RS, Prop.
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
T. R. HOWARD
l)hVTB 1N-
Groceriks, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Stockmkns Suitlies, Etc.,
And Wants Your Trade!
He will make it an olgVct (or you to trade with
Lira m bin pricei are rinlit, and all gtxxU that he
hatidloi are of the very Ihhi.
Stork on Main Street, Next
to Citv Drug Store,
Door
rioppnor,
Oregon.
tterraanf SMC. Vaa iHisn. I Am Is I Uf llutl.
Has cverythino in tho lino of Fresh Groceries,
Candies, Nuts, ond olso keeps Crockery,
Lumps und Tinware.
Stock is Comploto. Notions a Specialty,
tiutic Of tnt$r,UQfi.
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