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'"September
lIWTMOKi?Tl" 1 3vutr?ru i
Where They Met.
McKinley Bill, with Napoleon eye,
Iflnys "Bryan let's drink some Uuwood Rye;
We meet as friends, my words are few
.1 hope they don't, dear Brian Bore' V."
.And Bryan says, In a joking manner,
"I wonder if that's what's the matter with Hanna
'That's horse and horse, yon 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 Llnwoort Rye.
Sold only at the Belvedere Saloon, E.
G. Soerry, Prop.
NOTICE TO PATKONS.
Time will no be ullowej pnyotie after
July 1st. All persotiB failing to pay by
the 10h of eucli month hereafter will be
out off.
Heppner LIght & Water Co.
FitEK TIIADE PRICE'.
Btiolis for Biile 30 flue Merino bucks;
20 Oxford radi,8. . Eiqnira of O. E.
Fuj-tiHWiu-fh. tf.
THE LATEST STVbES.
Mrs. M. Le Bulieter, the Heppner
milliner, has just received a larue and
'Complete line of the latest style fall and
winter huts. Intending purchasers
shonld call and eee the fashionable dis
play at their earliest convenience. ol8.
Notice.
The semi annnal convention of the
Morrow County Sunday School Associa
tion will be held in Heppner on Oot. 8,
9 and 10. The superintendent and one
delegate from enoh school in the oonnty
are requested to be present with a report
from tbeir respective schools.
Entertainment will be prvided for all
legates.
An interesting program will be render
d. All are invited to attend.
3t. J. J. Aokins, President.
A Natural Beautlfler.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the
blood and rivs a cle'ir and beantifnl
complexion. For sale by Wells A War
reu.
"if t tmmvteruu, in my judgment,
trhether the nheep grower receive any
benefit from the tariff or not . . . ,
Whether he tfors or do?s not I am for
free woofEj-tract from trteech of
It i'luim J. Ilriun tn the lloHHeof Hep
renenlattve when the II ilson lull wa$
nnrtVr eonmderution.
Tor lyirpla
nd Liver complaiot yon Lave a printed
Rtiarantee nu every bottle of Hhilnb'i
Vitatlr.er. It nvr tails to onra For
sals by Wells A Warrm .
Walt. Thompson runs stags between
Heppner and Muniimtit, arriving every
day except Monday and leaving every
day rieapt Sunday. Huorteat and cheap.
Mt route tn the iotrinr. Outiser A
Brock, agent.
Ir. Hnnlook an I L. A. Millar war
rvrr from Vne llirk las'. Friday and
Hlorday. Mr. Miliar and Perry (Jam
will rruwnl rtnc'1 - ' t tbs
Oomiog grand lodga teaaion.
l I'cn l T jit!
IN. v "i 1 1 r- V i i
You can bet your last winter's duds that this
fair Is no "frost," But Jack Frost Is
one of the boys that comes
around annually and Be prepared to receive
no mistake. him by calling on
E. W. RHEA & CO.
ItuitMfl tw
Who will t f I '" l vahaat drf. agaiast tbe tsvaetnatof
tbFmt fa.H p. Hsrb a line of wlnUr etothieg fo ntvtr mw
Ufor. and at prtr 'way down, tims are flty toagh tal yoa ea
My 744 got waft-alas, eaa'l fan ? .
Call on E. W. RHEA & CO., at tbe
First Natl
I. N.
in 'outs. -
Salesman.
Here and There.
Senator Mitchell here on Oot. 13tb. .
W. J. Leezer is reported as improving.
C. Oeten was over from Wagner last
week.
The Heppner Transfer Co., ba wood
for sale. 37-tf.
Ben Poppen was down from Hardmao
yesterday.
Henty Filkina was an last Friday from
Douglas.
Saturday was
a bnsy day with oar
left this morning for
merchants.
W. M. Pieroe
Pendleton.
E L. Matlouk sot back from Salem
lam Monday. . . .
John Sctivner was in from Goest berry
last Satuiday.
H. W. Carter, of Grant" oouuty, was iu
town last week. "' ' '
Perry Kline is down from Montana to
boy some sheep. .
T. H. Lyons arrived borne tbia morn
ing from Ooodou.
Tunis Swick is over from Grant
oounty on business. ., . - '
F. H. BobinsoD, ot Arlington, was in
Heppner last week. -
J. L. Mitohell joined tbe Artisans at
Heppner Saturday last.
J as. A. Baney, of Calif., is visiting h's
cousins, the cinns Hros.
J. M. Lerter, ot Pendleton, is over for
a few days visiting bis brothers.
Hi Tosh, Ed. Oux and othtr Hard
manites were down Saturday last.
Mrs. Anna Crumn will shortly move in
from her ranch to school ber children.
Drink tbe oelebrated J. H. Cotter
whiSkey. On tap at Chris Bombers'.
Chief Minto has been requested to
step down and oot ot tbe Portland police
torce,
Miss R. T. Smith was bere last Satur
day and organized a Hive of lady Mac
cabees. . . - -
G. A. Tnylur, node of Tillard Bros.,
was here last week representing Glass &
Prodbomme.
J. L. Mitchell, tbe Macoabee organizer,
has gone to Walla Walla in tbe interest
of bis order.
Wm. Penland got back from Portland
on last Saturday morning. He is mnch
improved in health. .
O. D, Allison was in from Eight Mile
last Hatnrday. Mr. Allison is solid for
MoKinley and protection.
Prineville is preparing for races, to ba
held November 11, 12, 13 and 14 Tbe
parses aggregate nearly $800.
- Bev. Putwine arrived from Pendleton
this morning at a will bold services at
tbe M, E. ohorch this evening,
A son of Stephen A. Douglas is stomp
ing Kentucky for MoKinley, and a son
of V. S. Grant is oot for Bryan.
On Oot. 13 Haystaok will begin two
nay's racing. No added money la given,
The laces will be beld near Poplar.
Mnch complaint is made concerning
tha condition of tbe railroad stockyards.
Ibey will not bold unruly stock at all.
Fall weather bringa cool weather, cool
weather calls for winter clothing. Hue
E. W. Bbea's line of goods. Ad in tbia
issue. sl8-lm.
Several patches ot Spanish thistle are
to be seen in various parts ot Heppner,
It shonld be destroyed by tbe town au
thorities.
Leonard Aksrs la preparing to give
musical concert io Heppner before leav
ing for the oonservstory ot music at
Corvallis.
A dance wilt be given at the opera
bonne on tbe first and tbird Friday
evenings of each month, for an indefi
nite period. tf.
E.O.: Mr. and Mr. Henry J. Bean
and cbildreD cams borne from Newport
this morning, wbere Mrs. Bean (pent
tbe summer.
Lt A Trilby beart watoh rbarm oo
Ibe streets of Heppner. Finder will
kindly return same to tbia offloe and
receive reward.
Kavar waa a aaara grlavaaa mi 4mm
tha faranara af amr cavalry tkaa that
Pjaally laflletad earing the fat thrva
taara aawa the hI ffwware. Allheeg-la
aar aaoat Baafal altlaaaa, thalr l
trat have haaa arMtlallf eatre4.
MctllBlar'a lattar t aeaaataaaa.
m
MOflMtt) 4 MCA.
BoqK CorQcr.
E. W. RHEA & CO.,
Proprietors.
WALTER M. PI KECK 8PKAK3.
Hakes aa Appeal to the Prejudices ot tha
Peopls Wrbater Calls Bach a Mas
a Deaugofae.
Yesterday's politioal speaking waa
success, so far as entertainment was con
cerned, bat tbe crowd was quite small
and must have been disappointing to tbe
leaders of tbe popoorats. Fully half the
Budience were ladies and half ot tbe
voters present were republicans. How
ever, the little handful of popocrats
present were enthusiastic and like tbe
farmer's frogs, what they lacked io num
bers tbey made op io noise.
The . Bryan ladies made quite a suc
cess of the musioal part of tbe program,
Mrs. H. W. Bartholomew rendering an
instrumental solo, while . other ladies
song campaign, aongs in a manner that
brought forth tbe applause of tbe entire
audience. Miss Addie Conlee also reoit
ed eloquently a part of Washington's
farewell address in whioh be counseled,
tbe people to avoid class distinctions and
to stand together as a united nation, and
then Mr. Walter M. Pieroe, of Pendleton,
held tbe audience for two hours in wblob
one class waa arrayed against another
and the prejudices of the people pander
ed to without stint. The leaders of tbe
republican party and some ot those sap
porting tbe republican ticket werecbar-,
aoterized as "rascals," "thieves,1,
"traitors," "Jew gang," eto. The term
"Jew" was need several times aa a sort
of a red flag to tbe audience whioh usu
ally brought forth liberal applause.
Mi. Pierce was introduced by J. W,
Morrow who presided at tbe meeting,
Tbe speaker advaaoed to tbe front of
the rostrum and at once entered into tbe
discussion ot bis theme, in the intro
duction of hie speech be emulated much
the manner of Brj an. His appearanoe
was modest ana tbe presentation ot ar
guments showed the oareful politician
that be Is. -.
Tbe speaker wanted "cheap money"
but be gave no reasou why silver should
be ooined, free and unlimited? further
than that tbe populace wanted "more
money," "oheaper money." His plea for
"cheaper money" contrasted strangely
with bis assertion that under free coin
age silver would advance to $1.29 an
ounce. At this point the BDeaker failed
to explain that under free ooicage it
would take effort to get a dollar jost aa
it does now, and be also admitted that
there waa a strong doubt that silver
would advance to $1.29 an ounoe by ex
plaining bow gold oould be procured toj
pay gold debts if silver should beoome
the only money in circulation. He did
not mention tbe tact that unlets gold
and silver circulated aide by side tbe
current debts of the country would be
paid in depreciated money aod tbe
creditor cheated out of bait bis dues.
He utterly failed to note tbe faot tbat
we are all oreditors as well as debtors,
and tbat tbe large amoonts owing are
under oontraot payable In gold. He
failed to treat tbe subject of bimetallism
io Its true eoonomie tense or in any par.
tioular aa a genuine principle of political
economy. It waa a pander, from begin
ning to end, to popular hatred of tbe
popolaoe of those who are fortunate;
"cheap money," "more monej;" a pre
mium upon indmtry was luterentially
demanded; no reason waa assigned why
paper would not give the desired "cheap
money," "more money," just as well as
silrsr, probably because tbe speaker
was confronted wilb tbe dilemma of ad
vacating tbe eleotion of Bryan aod
Watson, Ibe nominees of tbe St. Louis
popolitt convention, while reference was
made only to lbs Cbiosgo platform aa
tbe guide of his faitb. Just whom tbe
democratic maaegArs of tbe meetiuf in
tend to snpport at tbeir standard bearer
of tbe vios presideoey is oot koowa. No
one bad Ibe ooorag to etbibit Ibe pie
ture ot either Sewall or Wat sou. In faot
all aesmsd to be wrapped on with Ibe
idea tbat tbey were ' the oombined oppo-
eitioa to McKinley," aod it mattered
little mbo was selected to the vice resi
dency, a man who might become the
president.
lit. Pieroo'a reference to tbe "money
of tbe constitution" evoked cbeera
tbougb ia fact wbal be meant Is not
kuowu. Tbe eonttiiailoa, Chap. IV
Arl,S,saya: 'l'owere of Cngreat To
ooiu money; to rrolate the value there
of; Io rrtftilate tbe value of ori(a
olo." Tbe words "gold and llier do
olappesr in tbe contiltotioo end Ibe
term "mooey of tbe enatitnllla', U
political claptrap which Mr. fVroe
bear J some person oe aad adipled It ae
means of roaadingrff Ibe end of eae
of bis Ueutiful, rhetorical! slrgml
Mteacee.
Mr. HUeart, of Nevada Ug perdue).
of tits rreoeUoo-OM of California' a
four senators who It etdretaily looks
a let tbe barroogb of Nevada, was re
ferred to ae one of the bamhweeUd la
the peaaea-e of the bill deeomleaUd "the
rimeef T3," but utterly iganred tbe
fact tbat la Ibe diaeossioe) of Ibie bill
Mr. Btewert advocated tbe gutd eteodetd
aa I taki ;
UI eff)bo.ly know wbal a duller la
worth. Tba Ibe mae who c ae West to
bay pruU will be endr ae aeaeesily
to Intars bitwlf astnst Ibe flarlttliimt
of Ibe eorraery. He eaa pay the fall
valae of Ibe wbei tba witboat tbe tea
let! a rbaef ia ibe prtraef gold will
break blai do we bains be rs bark to
Nta York. Ibe eb.al will be mtaaar-
1 1 j tbeeetHsi taa4r4g44a llll
eote as it ia la Lrwt, aad aay an
ea flf are II ap. lint aoa it le a
Uf i tbe wlfit ai.jt ef fleeaee at a
Iry; aad what 4t ae t sy
day t Re M Iboaw tut d.vts Ibetr at-
I mi I ma li It snakisf large furl aae eat
f Ibis stt.Ury. I4 aa do m all Ibe
people i( Ibe 01 1.1 bate beea deieg
frvm Ibe Ugiaatag. at.aaa's oar iaJa4
by gld, ad4 Ibe alaadard tbal ail eaa
aaJarateed aad gl rid ! Ibte tnratM;."
ft beey 1 1, n, 4. Co-ataeJ lUaord
pa 1
la r(.fir,g 4 tl,e fart ILal eilvaf la
at dtr.etly r4tMble ia g44, Ibe
palr Urgit U elate that laa g-.e
aval prrteMstilrf kaacb!ily aa l
, ie Plt:4 t lew la Haai ve tba paniy
Nerves Just aa surely come from the use of
Hood's Sarsaparllla aa doea the cure ot
scrofula, salt rheum, or other so-called
blood diseases. - This Is simply because
the blood affects the condition of all the
Eeirves
bones, muscles and tissues. : If It is im
pure it cannot properly sustain thew
parts. It made pure, rich, red ahd vital
ized by Hood's Sarsaparilla, it carries
health Instead ot disease, and repairs the
worn, nervous system as nothing else can
do. Thus nervous prostration, hysteria,
neuralgia, heart palpitation, are cured by
Sarsaparilla
Because it is the One True Blood Purifier.
HnnH'o DIllo the best after-dinner
aavwu 0 it ins puis, am digestion.
250.
of gold and silver. The speaker aaid
tbat the government ought to pay off its
treasury notes in silver, even thugb gold
might be demanded, forgetting that
ahonld the speaker's plan be followed
tbe depreciation of silver would occur in
less than a fortnight. Mr. Pierce did
not state tbat silver nnder free- coinage
would oiroulate on its merits just as gold
does now. Iu this oonneotion he said
that what waa wanted waa a market for
the world's aupply of silver at $129 per
ounoe tbat value oould be legislated
into silver, probably into potatoes, boo p.
poles or pumpkins though he did not
say so forgetting that value oould not
be increased in anything at the same
time it was intended Io be made oheaoer
by tbat very aot. Mr. Pieroe bad evi
dently not sounded the subject deep
enough to oomprehend that beoause a
pieoe of metal was called a dollar, wbiob,
In reality, compared with the standard,
waa worth only 53 cents, did not increase
in value because it was named a dollar,
ignoring the fact that "value" and "pur.
obasing power" are synonymous.
Mr. Pieroe bad to admit tbat laok of
revenue was partially responsible for the
depletion of our gold reserve, but neg
lected to state tbat tbia " produced
obaotio oonditiods, aidedjand abetted by
tbe passage of an nn-Amerioan tariff end
an entire change of manner ot doing
business, which took out the. rest of it.
In fact the tariff question was worse
than ignored. Our sheepmen were told
tbat we bad "no free trade" but bow
many believed it this paper has not
learned. He aaid that tbe Wilson tariff
law waa higher than Ibe MoKinley bill
bioh waa more news, and several of our
sheepmen were seen to pinoh themselves
taaee whether or oot they were alive.
In oonneotion with the influence of
"rascals," thieves." "traitor ," etc for
McKinley, tbe epeaker brought down
tbe bonse by referring to tbe combin
ed wealth ot the McKinley supporters
but said not one word about tha (30,-
000,000 invested In silver mines by Jnat
22 individuals and corporations in tbe
United States, and tbat tbe Rotbsohilda
owned, perhspt, (100,000,000 Interest
io silver io this country.
It would take a whole week to fill uo
tbe gaps in Mr. Pieroe's remarks, but
this is probably due to the faot that
wben be came from tbe East ltt spring
he wss an admirer and supporter of
"traitor" Carliale, i nd being a aw eon
vert has not bad an opportunity Io be
oome thoroughly familiar with Ibe sil
ver qaeetion. But ooe illuatrstmo of
"cheap mooey" should oot be overlook
ed. Tbe speaker called tbe attention
of tbe oldtimera to tbe good, old day a
of Canyon creek when vegetablee aod
grain brought anon an snormoaa price
aod raid "Why money was cheap,"
probably forgHtiog tbat the law of top
pi aod demand M tbe price for tbe
aapplirs bought by miners and that Io
tbe markets ot tbe world gold weejutt
ae dear then aa now. 8pMatry is a
powermi weapon in Ibe bande of a
penderer Io popular prrjudioee. a
Tbe manner of atlaoking the rppni
Imo contrasted strangely, all Ihroogb
Mr. Pierce's remarks, with JodgeCsplee'
diguifi'd position, aod tbia was certain-
If aolmeable to all. Even ia tba fare
at oeaetwereble argument, pot plain
ly wtlaoat Ibe oa.f invectives, some ot
"tba faithful" could oot stasj fire aad
left tha ball daring tbe Jtidga's remarks.
arooeg them some a bote btteieeeesboeld
beta eaaeed tbem t? be more charitable
tbaa to disturb a political ot log by
going oat daring tba speaking. Home
old Una rspoblkaas left yesterday before
tba apeak ma aaded but Ib.y were f
vet f bm rrmattitng Io Ibe ead,
baj p la the kaowUdge tbal Hnpbtry
always falls baraileee against Ihe bright
armor of Train.
A maa Mr. Piarea is a gealUman
aa aa erelor a complete aneaet as aa
advaoale of "aaore noy," "ebeap
moaey," a failare.
Te the Bftmw leeatf fclee.
Toe are aeratt ctallet4 to tIaf a
a-etae of bell a Mb tba Hr pear
alee fa Happeef cmaa, Kaiard,
on, a, m. gatne io m eaii4 at l p at.
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4 IWF. Aff Mlut.M ?l.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8TATK
of Oregon for Morrow county.
A. & Bennett and F. P. Mays, Plaintiff!,
va.
Charles Klmaey and Clara Kinney, hit -wife,
A. J. Kimsey and Kimsey,
hit wife, Wm. Kimsey and N. Klmaey,
bit wife, W. 8. Mercer and Sarah Mer
cer, bit wife, L. A. Florence and Ella
Florence, hit wife, Richard Hall and
Minnie Hall, hit wife, Samuel Hall
and Mary Hall, his wife, Wm. Ferrell
and Eva Ferrell, his wife, Thomat
Kimsey and Nellie J. Croft.
Defendants.
To Charles Kimsey and Clara Kimsey, hit
wife, A. J, Kimsey and Kimsey, hit wife,
William Kimsey and N. Kimteyi his wife, Rich
ard Halt and Minnie Hall, his wife, William
Ferrell and Eva Ferrell, his wife, Thomas Kim
sey and Nellie J. Croft, of above defendants.
In tbe name of the State of Oregon, you and
each of you will take notice that the above
plaintiffs, A. 8. Bennett and F. P. Mays, have
commenced a suit against the above defend
ants in the above court to foreclose a mortgage
given them by the above defendants upon the
west half of the northwest quarter, the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter and the
northwest quarter ol the southeast quarter of
section 18 township 1 south range 25 East iu
said county: That the relief demanded in the
complaint in Bald suit is for a decree that plain,
tills' said mortgage be foreclosed, the mortgaged
property sold, and the proceeds applied to pay
ment of costs and disbursements of said suit,
to the note secured by said mortgage and the
attorney's fees at forth therein. w That the
court also decree in. plaintiffs' favor a recovery
from Charles Kimsey, A.- J. Kimsey and Wil
liam Kimsey of seven hundred dollars '($700.00)
and Interest thereon at ten per ceqt per annum
from September 11', 1889, and seventy-five dol
lart (178.00) attorney'! fees, besides costs and
disbursements of suit. And further decree
that all the other defendants he foreclosed nf
all right, claim or equity of redemption in and
-iiMKiihunuuui cijuiiy ui rmieiupiiuu in aim
to aaid lands, of any part thereof, and that
plaintiffs have such other and further relief as
IB
equitable.
This summons Is served UDon von hv nnhll-
cation by order of Hon. Stephen A. Lowell,
jude;e of the above court, made bv htm at
Chambers on tl.e 22nd day of Repteinber, 1896,
and each of the defendants above named are
required to answer said complaint on or before
the next term of the above coUit, to-wlt: the
first Monday of March, 1H97, or the plaintifTt
will apply to said court for the relief demanded
111 saui complaint.
CAREY A MAYS.
78-91.
.Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
and bV Virtue Of nn lIlltlnii 1afliirt mi
of the circuit court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Morrow, and to me directed and
delivered, npon a judirment rendered and en
tered tn said court on the 3rd day of March, 1898,
In favor of C. A. Rhea, J. L. Morrow & Son (J.
w. Morrow), Henry .Blackmail,1 Hugh Fields,
(i. W. Bwaeirart. Thbs. Ouaiil. P. 8. Wilson. Wm
Penland. J. P. Khea. T. A. lihea. ()tl Putt nrann
and T. W. Ayers, Plaintitts and aeainst The
Palace Hotel Company of Heppner, Oregon,
isCTomiuiii,. iur hih sum or jen xnousanu uol
lart with interest thereon at the rate of ten nr
cent per annum from August 2nd 1894 snd fen
Douats costs; ana, whereas, by said Judgment
it was ordered and adliidirm! tht tho tniinw.
ing described 'real property, to-wit: Commenc
ing hi me anmnwest corner of Lot No. Six (6)
in Block No. Four (1) of the Original Town o
Heppner, County of Morrow. Rtate of Oroirnn.
thence Fast one hundred and ten (110) feet,
thence North sixty (0) feet, thence West one
hundred and ten (110) feet, thence South tixty
(60) feet to place of beginning, be told to satis
fy said Judgment, costt and accruing costs. I
will, on the
Third Day of October, logo,.
at 2 o'clock P. M of taid day, at the front door
of the court house la Heppner, Morrow County,
Oregon, sell all the riuht. title and lntrt of
the tald The Palace Hotei Company In and to
the above-descrilied property at Public Auction
to the highest and beat bidder for cath In hand,
the proceeds to he applied to the satisfaction of
tald execution, and all costs, and ooata that mar
ccrue.. K. L. MATLOCK,
Sheriff of Morrow County, Oregon,
Dated Sept. 2nd, 189, 472-mI.
SUMMONS.
IN JUSTICE'S COURT KOS THK SIXTH 1)18
trict, Htate of Oregon, County ot Morrow,
J. A. Woolery, Plain tiff,
vs.
8. E. Jones, Defendant.
To 8. E. Sonet, Defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon, we com
mand you to appear before the undersigned, a
Justice. of the Peace In Heppner, in taid County
and suite, on or before the I'.ttb day of Octnlwr,
lttis, at the hour of 10 of o'clock in the forenoon
said day, at my office In the said town to answer
the complaint of J. .A. Woolery founded on
promissory notes and wherein he demands the
turn ol One Hundred Thirty-six and .V)-l(K) Dol
lart. for which sum Judgment will ha rendered
aval list you If you tail to to appear and answer
aaiil complaint.
Olven under my hand thlt 2nd dav ot Brpt
A. 1)., 1H1W. W. A. R1CHAKDHON,
Justice of the Peace.
Notice of Intention.
T AND OrriCK AT I.A GRANDE
OREGON,
j mm I. jmn. notice it herebv ir
Hoi 1. 1. INMI. Niillin la hnruhv
. ... v '
I ven that
ine niiiuwing-namen pettier naa 11
tiler haa tiled notice
oi nis iniciiiHui ut make nnal proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will ba mad
pi'iura me county eiert oi Morrow county at
ueppner, Oregon, nn (M'toocr loth, IHVl, vlt;
AA HON M hl ltcll,
II. E. No. Writ, for the NU MKu ml KVu iwu
and SK'4 Ntt u. Sec m, fp 4 S, R w K W. M
nenamea the l.illowlng wltnox'S tn prove
his continuum resilience niun ami ultlvtii.n
of aaid laud, vlt:
rnl K. Thnmaa. A. J. McKenrle, Robert
Drxtrr, John W. Dvpuy, all of llcppimr, Ora.
''i B. I. WIIXtN, rU-gl.tcr.
Notion of Intention.
I AND OrriCE AT THK DALLES. OHEGON.
MJ Aug i INMI Null, la hxrvli plv.n
inai ina tniiuwing namwi avillpr haa flint no-
h-v m mi uiirnuiin 10 matt nnal piuol in tup
port of her claim, and that arii I proof will b
man wiure J. . Morrow, pnunli eleik. al
ueppner, urrgon, on iimtier 1 .it a, lwia, v;
MAKtiKKT KMKY,
Willow of Ar,hlalia ii fmpv
lid. K. No. t:.'l, lor tha Uta t. 4 ami i. and UK la
KW4lW.TN. R XK. W II.
Hhm aamna Uia followlna m li hm tn
...... imii. na rxainauc upon aim cultivation
ol, aaid land, vis
Mrs Annie (lilllam. Jamea O Willi. mt, frank
nam, latlil U. ieiikint, all of llardmaii. Or.
AS. r. SllMIKR.
Sl. Rrgltttr.
Notice Of Intention.
ttseOrriia at Ths Dtun Oaroon,
A lltf If Ikt
XTOTit ll is HiKrav mvt.H iii.t 1111
it liilliialns name.1 aoltlor hu ft 14 ,-.
o4 bar Intvtitlon to maka Snal pnaif In atipport
ol br claim, and thai aaid proof will ba tnadt
ht..ra ( oiinlv ( Irrt ol Morrow County. Ofou,
SI 'Pt'r. 'irwon, an apttntr rt, mm. U
a"'. lIKA VUI Sit. lira hiH4 M I m is.
a niml ths follnwlna - b
M.,.m. nwovora upon aiKl culinatloa
04 aaid land, til:
''I M t.railll. Mra. D.ld (tral.lll. Eranl
n. nana, aroii mmm, ail ol Iota, fin-ton.
JAS. r. MH)HK,
krfjlatvr.
Notice of Intention.
Lass Orrn 1 ir l.i itttts. ria.,oa.
1 a 1 iM
V"T1r nrrnr ;it-. that im
At lotiovitit i.an,. ftlr baa S lad iuho
c4 bar liiUntl,.M Ui auta Snal ar..H In mptmrl
l bor tialm. aad thai aaid "-f will b tuada
hrU9 I 0.1 1, 1 y 4 ,.1 borrow County, at
"Tr". iwa'm. an iRrvrmrr twi, tmm t ta:
hi ART i, VAt lillAX. trt Man j. H.tmon,
a. is ,
aha umm tk (ollow I of wtlnim 1 lo.
aoniinwHtt i.Uim a and uli.aili.a 4
imhn M.nl..i William tUrralt. lmr Ha
try mmrum AMartua. all l lloftotnf imfw.
A7". a 9. I hawt.r.
AttUISlHTUATHIX SOTIVK.
tatals af rt etta, H.r.aa.4.
N OTlc l bl.y fir, that tataw tf Ad
alt-OXOU., m ll. MaUul I .n ala,
1, am f 'l-l ts Ifca a4'M4 i
tba r ta iiat .4 aMi, . i.f 11.. 1 Mi,
I rmr A M.rftww Cmnif a, m.rm. ba.li-a
ftaiw mM all mi.1. m r,..t,. in i
MM! Ii..m m ax I. tiui.tM. ! nf kM,
a'" I mU imth ml Mrimf . a nt.ia Ms
tm.,..th a'IPf ! A. ! 4 U.M Ko4 !
al urn f... i.r.t
1iM Mb i m) A ' l
Ah IK I. At I Aff
" AdmlMiaiiaint.
Notice of Intention.
I Otn t tt U '-atai a '...,
ar,,ii a, a t-
Vwittt atsrsT Uit tmt rut
At M...III.I mm MUM ku ! .1
bakMii.M A tmt tai yfmA la ar-1 a
A ia. Kim aM ! ai4 ..-4 mi wt 1
b ImIimhi, m mi Mmr. I m , vh.
al Hat?. ( H",t ImaMHa. Im. !'
iHiis.ni4jHiiB
t.MVtoM Al !V' ..I N II. tyu
llxri uWv "
" ta. M.lt lii.w, a mi
bia mttnnn4 n 1m my.M .kliAa
4 aabt la-4
a lt.. tf M f).M J-b. kati'l
The highest
tobaccos is "Just as
good as Durham."
Every old smoker
knows there is
as good
You will find one
eacn two ounce
pons inside each
bagot Blackwell's Durham.
Buy a bag of this cele
brated tobacco and read the
coupon which
of valuable presents and how
to get
HAVE YOU HEARD
THAT THBK1S
Been a mm
ED. R. BISHOP
Has bought out the General Merchandise Business of the McFai land
Mercantile Co., and the stock is being disposed of at
Wholesale Slaughter Prices !
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.
FRANK MTARLAND,
Manager and Salesman.
The National
1 O TV
Ulllldlll a DlUCC
We are not small men,
we are not Ifie Largest merGnaais in te woii
t But when the people of all the surrounding country are In need of .
Hardware, Tinware, Crockerywars, Glassware, Wood and Wlllowwarc, Nallt, Iron, Bnrbwlre,
Cumberland Coal, Gam and Water Pipe, Pipe Ml tings, Stovet and Ran git, Wagons,
Hacks, Buggiet, Wagon Mtterlal, Hardwood, Axes, Hammers, Bawt, Sledge,
Wedget, Gum, Pistols, Cartridges and Ammunition, Miitnn Jarl, Gran
iteware, I'towt, Ilarrowt, Hakes. Mowers, Tuba. Wash llolllert
and Boards, Sheet Iron, Zinc, etc., etc.,
Should call and Examine our Ooods and Qet Prices.
" We have Ooqd Goods at Fais Prices, and Cheap John Gooilt it ('hep John 1'rlcvs.
GIIjIjTA.M & 13IS133S3S.
MA.IN 8THEKT -
U(B
Do you know what
there are sixteen reasons why you should buy
your Groceries. Supplies and Cents' Furnish
ings at '.
T. R. HOWARD'S
for every one objection made against it.
should decide the matter. It- docs.
want fresh goods, neat
the smallest amount of money. Buy the best
when you can get it at the same figure paid for
an inferior article.
HOWARD'S IS THE PLACE.
Old Stand. Main Street, near Rob K rick's.
THE PALACE HOTEL BAH,
.J. O. JJOltCI LIOUK, Pi op.
aMMmaaaammaaa
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
(
WITJI
FIDS
ouro nuuis
"a, ' aT V ' Ik
Lcuvcs No Constipation,
Vr4 It, as aall as all lliittnaaM, H a ll-a I
arattat.a Mll ta Iba aoiil. H i t I I .t ta ' a-i.l I t mail aa
ra (lUrnoa. r. Mtit t-f l.i InlMi.i MHiUt.(0.
Haa t t'.c, .i, ( at.
Tin; Lancasiiiri: Insukanci. Co.
! ItANCIIKMI'KII, lIFtlll.ANII
aV, $ IT7fXvilX, ifiLST. Ita .t Ilia. XV.., 1.1
claim for other
none just
as
coupon inside
bag, mid two con
four ounce
eives a Mat
them,
lis A
URHAKH
atoll Around 2
.... ED. R. BISHOP, Prop.
Bank Building, Heppner, Ore.
lbs. We are small men, Xs.
IIIOPPNKl?. OREGON
to 2.
this means ? This, that
Tl
us
Pcopl
e
goods, good goods for
i
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ran
FIUS !
v a
u to j nuo
IN.