Where They Met.
McKinley Bill, with Napoleon eye,
Bays "Bryan let's drink some Linwood Rye;
We meet a friends, my words are few
I hope they don't, dear Brian Bore U."
And Bryan says, in a joklnf manner,
"I wonder if that's what's the matter with Hauna
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 the Belvedere Saloon, E.
G. Sperry, Prop.
Accident on Deadntan'a tirade.
A map by the name of Chaa. Bead"
'who resides at Hardman, met with a
erious accident on the Deaduann canyon
grade on the road between Hardman
end Haystack valley, says the Long
Greek Eagle. He was banling wood,
and his team ran - awav on this grade,
upsetting bis wagon, be lending under
neath. Had it not been for the prompt
assistance rendered by another freighter
on the grade be would have lost bis life.
As it was, he is badly brained, and even
if no bones were fonnd to have been
broken, be will be laid np for some time.
He got one of his wheel horses badly
crippled in tbeacoident, necessitating its
being killed.
Via the Union Pacific System
Baggage is checked through from Port
land to destination. The specialties of
the Union Pacific are nnexoelled track
, and equipment, nnion depots, fast time,
through cars, steam beat, Pintscb light
and courteous treatment to passengers.
For rates and information apply to R.
W. Baxter, Gen. A.t U. P. system, Port
land, Oregon.
The oonnty court baa just received a
new lot of county warrants that oertaio
ly have on them a very appropriate
emblem, a photo lithograph of Uoole
Jack Morrow, lor whom the oonnty was
named. This nmque idea originated
with Judge Bartholomew who had ob
served that warrants from many other
cnntipa weie stamped with various
emblem.
. The Only Ghalr Car Line
To the east is the Union Pacific East
rn cities are reached via this line with
fewer changes of cars tbaj via other
lines Bates always the lowest. Tickets
to or from points in the United States,
Canada, or E a rope for sale by B. W.
Baxter, Gen. Agt., 135 3rd St., Portland
"It U tmmntertat, in my judgment
whether the sheep grower receives any
benefit from th tariff or not . . . .
Whether he dor or doe not I am for
free woof Extract from epeech of
H t'liam J. Bryan in the House of Rep
retentatwe when the Uson out wa
nnder consideration.
He ear vm mere griavaai wrotif dene
the Asmara ef ear eonulrjr lhaa that eo
anJeaMr I a dieted during tba past three
year, a bob the waal grower. A llhnngh
M aar asset aeeful eltliena, tkalr la
areata hee beea rMtiee.ll dealroed.
KcaUalar'a lattt ef eceeplanee.
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
no mistake.
E. W. RHEA & CO.,
eeteert ! ttottftt Out.
Vt b will eiet. fr tal.aat 4eVa tU iavaavwt f
Iba fi fatnllp. Hocb a II a of alaUr tnlbtaf fvt saw
Ufora, sa l al prU 'as down. Tiawa r prally bat J" aaa
buy ba to t !'', y ?
Call on E. W. RHEA & CO.. at tbe
first Natl
I. N. MtTillL .
:ikimn.
Here and There.
J 'bn M. Allen ia over from Monument.
The Heppoer Transfer Co., baa wood
(or sale. 87tf.
Gov. Rea got borne from Portland
Sunday morning.
Joe Eoos, a sheepman frtm Mt. Ver
non, is over after supplies.
Tom Durham oame borne from Port
land last Saturday morning.
Drink
tbe celebrated J. H. Cutter
On tap at Chris Borohers'.
whiskey
Wm. Tiliard went down to Tbe Dalles
Saturday night to attend the fair this
week.
E. O. : Fred
J. Hallock left Sunday
morning for Baker City on a short busi
nese trip.
Uncle Jock Morrow came upon Satur
day night's train after a two week's visit
at the metropolis.
Hugh Fields came up from below last
Saturday to look after his extensive
Morrow county interests.
Frank McFarland returned home last
Saturday evening from a week's visit at
Portland and Hood River.
Mrs. -W. E. Kahler, of Tbe Dalles,
accompanied by ber child, is visiting
with Morrow county friends.
Mrs. W. A. Johnson and children came
up from The Dalles last Saturday night
to visit with Heppner friends.
Mrs. Wm. Dunn and children and
Gertrude Bishop were passengers home
from below on Saturday uight's train
Dr. P. B. McSwords and wife and
daughter and Mrs. Geo.Oonser returned
home Sunday morning from Portland.
E. L. Freeland, A. W. and O. L Pat-
tersou got home Sunday morning from
Portland where they attended tbe grand
lodge, Knights of Pythias.
Father Thomas Briordy kindly re
quests the Gazette to state that be will
bold services at tbe Heppner Catnolio
obnrch on Sunday, Nov, 22
Fall weather brings cool weather, coo
weather calls for winter clothing. See
E. W. Rbea's line of goods. Ad in this
issue. sl8-lm.
A dance will be given at tbe opera
house on the n.-Bt and third Friday
evenings of each month, for an indefi
nite period. tf.
Lost A Trilby heart watch charm on
the streets of Heppner. Finder will
kindly return same to this office and
reoeive reward.
Canyon City News: We are iuformed
that Dr. Eugene Vanghan wag married
latit Sunday. That will spoil bis obanoes
for doing any further business in this
vioiuity.
Gid Hatt and Charley Jones are as
sociated together down at Charley's
old plaoe in tb tonsorial business
Call on them and get your whiskers
pushed in.
- Harry Bagley departed Saturday even
ing for Hillsboro, bis former home. He
expeots to take a law course at tbe State
University at Portland, this winter
Harry will probably return to Heppner
at some future time
P L. Campbell, president of tbe State
Normul sobool at Monmouth and E. H
Chapman, president of tbe Stats Univer
sity at Engene, are in tbe city and will
address the people at the M. E. ohuroh.
South, tbis evening on tbe subject of
education. All are oordially invited.
Admission free.
At the opera bouse on Wednesday
evening, Oct. 21, tbe ladies aid snoielj
or the Christian cbaroh will give a
Novelty social. You will be greatly
entertained and a good sooial time ia
promised. Admission will be free and
a general invitation is extended to all
to attend. Soma good music la also
protnbed for tbis ocoaston.
"It is immaterial, in my judgment
whether the aheep grower receive any
tteneut from the tariff or not
Whether he. doe or doet not I am for
free woof Extract from tpetc.h of
W tiifim J. Bryan tn the. House of Hen
resenlalives when the Wilson bill was
under consideration.
Mrs. 0. A. Castell, of Moscow, Idaho,!
and T V. Lake, of Hpokaoe, mother and
brother of John U. Lake, arrivrd in
Urppner lt Sunday morning to b
prt-dpct at tbe wadding ol Mr. Lake and
Miaa Mamie Mtotl whicb o -flora at noon
today at Iba residence of tbe bride's
parent, Mr. and Mis. W. R. Ellis, of
this oily.
Be 'prepared to receive
him by calling on
Bar)K Gorger.
E.W. RHEA & CO.,
Proprietors.
EEMAINS Of A MAN FOCND.
Prortd to be J. A. Masteraoa, aa Old Soldier,
Formerly of Colby, Kansas.
Considerable interest and excitement
was aroused in Heppner early Sunday
morning by the story of John Diees, a
herder for Alex Thompson, who brought
in the report of the discovery the pre
vious day, of a portion of the remains of
a man down on the sand about 30 miles
northeast of Heppner and probably
abot six miles from Castle Rock.
A oorooer's jury was at once empanel
ed composed of the following persons:
G. 8. Gray, J. H. Myers, W. J. Plem
mens, V?. F. Benner, J. T. Turley and
aiuguuaen, wno m company wiin
Justioe Richardson, aotiug coroner, de
parted for tbe locality as described by
their informant.
Late last evening tbe above parties re"
turned and from them a Gazette report
er learned that the remains were that of
J . A. Masterson. formerly of Colby.
Kansas. Among tbe articles found in
his clothing was his discharge, pension
and voucher papers, showing that he
was a veteran of the late civil strife and
a member of a G. A. R. post at Colby,
Kansas. Letters, a silver watch, gold
chain, 11 cents in money and other
articles were also found among tbe re
mains of bis clothing. The head, and
lees to tbe knees were severed from tbe
body and were found at quite a distance
from tbe remains.
As no one by this name was known in
tbis oonnty, it Is supposed that tbe un
fortunate man hal left tbe railroad and
was passing through that desolate por
tion of tbe oountry kuown as be Colum
bia river sands, when from hunger or
sunstroke be came to bis death. Tbe
remains were brought to Lexington
where Ibey will be buried by tbe G. A.
R. post at that plaoe.
Tbe following is the verdict rendered
by the coroner's jury :
We, the undersigned jury, summoned
to tcqnire into the cause of the death
of J. A. Masterson, after investigation,
deolare ou oath that deoeased came to
his death from nnknown oauses, proba
bly snnstroKe and has been dead possi
bly three or four months.
G. S. Gray,
J. H. Myiks,
W. J. Plsmmons,
W. F. liENNBB,
J. T. TtJRHY,
Nbls Magnus kn
Yon Caa be Well
When your blood is pure, rich and nour
ishing for nerves and mutoles. Tbe
blood is tbe vital fluid, and when it is
poor, tbin and impure you must either
suffer from some distressing disease or
you will easily fall a victim to sudden
changes, exposure, or overwork. Keep
your blood pure with Hood's Satsspar il
ia and be well.
Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner
pill; assist digeslion, enre headache. 25
oen's
SPIRIT WORLD IN 1883.
Visions Claimed to lia Mean by Haiponsl-
bla I'm-aous In Hiffurrut flare.
We have heard couipurutively little
lately from the torioua tsocit-tica for
psychical nseurch, und there wruia to
be a U-iiipoiary lull in the activity of
the hypnttiBta; hut the theowiphutts,
who uro far uptrior lu knowledge of
the "uukiiown" to tin people, w how
mahatniaa know all thut is in iT.utiou,
all that lum been and pretty much
all that "ill la-, huvo had Mime iutereHt
ing prow dings, and the year 1 iJi bus,
tljux fur, bud its full eoiujili Hu nt of
ghost atorica. The unnfD but notxy
spooks lu KiUrrton abbry have received
many ouiiiIj:iih of e&rerul attention tn
the KngKUi cej. era, aud arc still
unlaid. In Snbrooke, N. 11., the fare
of the first wife of a rcently-decrasd
farmer appeared ruddet,' upon, the
torobdtone rrri-t.d to hia memory,
much to tbe snr.o;. ene of bla arcoix!
if, ho M d'tibtle looking! for-
varl to a irieefnl v t.lou lurfxl. In on
of the n nry Itnlinn aettlenienta In the
heart of ?.w joik city the face of the
Virgin Mary, crowned itu a tmlo, ap-
rara al rn upp; r wlndmv of a partly
irert"l hoiiae, and the omen thrills
ien the pilicenn'n on the beat.
These .lon and ii!jt,nu are all
authenlieari t,y "reoniIil T-
ona, aa (rhot atoriea alwaya ar.
But they art atill lei worthy of
crrtleoea than the long and Informing
letter dictatml trt a Beln!m by the
.pint of a f byiir an who at killed In
a airwi a -r !ffit. Ilia witlow flimlr
ttelietra In the aii'lirattelty of tbie
ilnrtniient. and he ought to know.
The letter i as rrrl nae and t.lattludin
ma aa ueh rrtmmunieatinna generally
ara. Iml It la Imiorlant tirraua of Its
i!i reel eot.lrail ctmit of th moat eher
i.hed lel;ef of ihm thrmaphinfa and
Hieir tnahaimaa. They elnf t Ihi"
llraliHia ''udilliml d.tetrlne of rrlft-a re
flation. Th aoula of mra ara ur4
orr and orr again In t)t pmerMra
of erealfon, and aea ttoti! aerortiinf
t their alta. When two tnendirra
of th hk i-ty arra rweattr rearried
by a teiled raaliatma, il was etprraaly
atalwl thai ,ey bad I linn a ami le
eaesj O'hrr I.C1Q year tieforej aol
Itttw r1' L b deliverwl aa add ma to
the enit.i v "tartitic ujn an a round
thr-workl tniMkin of vtil rhtenmeat
rematkni mat whij ber Iwlv waa
iar, bef anql Waa tery old. Indeed.
Sow ift.a fcale,ati B anm, b snn-
eat It raaliM that It bad t-a arpa
tad tram Iba tly, found itaelf ta
ntitattjr wilh tba amita of tha iby
teian'a (tfrtwl rk;lie, b's lareala.
tut wire a ru, their rrantraai
M aare.wa-a for a rrtrtml,.
Il'fa were the afHriia, rti1Mly w Ma
o mi on ati-t,H, miir
ttif ahttt oa ear'h f t Mht nr.
r"-". aa wa ran aaa, nrrpt n t,.proa
iM fWiriaa of rrittrftfttalMtit.
TH ini urwnta ft i alt tk r I
fVl t.f ttuae, w Rteaft, la
w l a cMa; a"p.Ur ot tl Lie
baiag ara kaa lo Wti--ia
r laarialitt mmk la
t.rttl,fcf aad iatl.ff tltaa Ik .nra.
If lf ry UUe,f wri'eraof fn.a.
! Sa tfca 4mmf of lb trHr tor-.
tUmnm ia4 tfc eeaatoai trfm
aiKa of Ha Hahaaeaa arw M aafly
m rur aM ). ftie aa tba aeat
trkka of O.a r-rftr,n "ajaf kiaaa"
' f ih mhn t,ii ter ftm f
A CREDITABLE CONCERT.
The coiioert Riven at the opera house
last evening by Messrs. A. W . Lundell
and M. L. Akers, graduates from the
Conservatory of Music, of Albany, Oreg
on, assisted by local talent, nnder tbe
auspioes of the T. P. S. C. E. of Hepp
ner, was oertainly very pleasing and
creditable. Every number was heartily
received and several times appropriate
enobores were givn. -
Tbe following is the program as ren
dered: 1. Overture, "Flitterwoche." .Ripley
Heppner Orchestra.
2. Male Quartette, "Stars of the 8ummer
MRht," Woodbury
Messrs. Akers, Rev. E. P. Greene, Freeland
and Lundell.
3. Tenor Polo, "The Bloom is on the Rye,"
BUIiop
M. L. Akers.
4. Voeal Duet, "A. B. C." Parry
Messrs. Lundell and Akers.
5. Male Quartette, "My Native Isle," White
. A kers, Greene, Jfreelaud and LuudelU
6. Bass Solo, "Thy Sentinel am I," Watson
A. W. Lundell.
7. Piano Duet, "11 Trovatore,".... ifelnotte
Mrs. Bartholomew and Mrs. Brown.
8. Tenor Solo, "The Roll Call," ...Pentuii
M. L. Akers.
9. Vocal Duet, "Love and War," . . Cooke
Messrs. LtuKien ana Asers.
10. Bass Solo, "Honor and Arms," .Handel
A. W. Lundell.
11. Mixed Quartette, "Now Good might," .Ogden
juiss AaKius, Mrs. mcaworas, Messrs.
Lundell and Akera.
'.How to Care all Bkln Diseases."
Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment."
No internal medicine required. Cures
tetter, eczema, itoh, all eruptions on tbe
face, bands, nose, &o., leaving the skin
dear, white and healthy. Its great beat
ing at)d curative powers are possessed
by no other remedy. - Ask your drug
gist tor Swayne's Ointment.
RKSOLUTIONU OF CONDOLENCE,
We, your committee, appointed to
draft resolutions on the death of our
late brother, E. O. Sloan, report as fol
lows: Whereas, It has pleased the Supreme
Buler to oall from our midst our beloved
and highly esteemed brother, E. G.
Sloan. Therefore be it
Resolved, By Bulb Chapter No. 32,
Eastern Star, that by his death we are
caused t" mourn for one who waa a faith
fnl and efficient member.
Resolved, That while we deeply mourn
the loss we have sustained we are resign
ed to tbe will of tbe Omnipotent Buler
of the universe. ,
Resolved, That we extend our sympa
thy to the wife and family ot our deoeas
ed brother in their loss ot an earnest and
evoted husband and father, with the
comforting assurance that though be bas
departed, be left ns an example by tbe
upright and noble lite be lead, he has
gained bis reward, a borne in beaven.
Resolved, That our charter be draped
In mourning for a period ot thirty days
ns a token of our grief.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
pread npon tbe minutes of tbis Chapter
a copy sent to family of deoeased, and
one published in the Heppner Ouzet e
all in grateful remembrance ot our de
ceased brother.
Respectfully submitted,
B. F. Drsn,
l.ILLII CON8F.R,
Lizzib Matlock,
. Committee
If Tmahlrd With Kbeamatlsat Head This.
Aonapnlia, Md., Apr. 10, 1WI4. I bave
used Chamberlain's l'ain Dalm for rheu-
matiam and fonnd it to be all that it
claimed for it. I believe it to be tbe
beat preparation for rheumatism and
deep seated muscular pains on lbs mar
ket and ctiearfnlly reoommeud it to the
palilie, J mo. (i. B Moo kb, dealer in boots
shoes, etc., No. 18 Main St.
Aim MAD THIS.
MrrhatiicavIHe, St. Mary Co , Md. I
sold a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm to a man who bad bwen siiFT-rina
itb rheumatism for several years, it
mada him a wall man. A. J. kffflti.u
For eala at 50 cents per bottle by Uonsar
Urock.
IN H-"II --""i -
Aa Irtehaiaas Attllade.
1 hers baa lioeo a good deal of surprise
uioiig tf 1 ublieaas whv tba l'lb vote ta
foist to llcKialay, Heretofore tba
lrih Lava bern democrats as a rnle
Tba folio lot, rhpped from ao f icbaate,
and ottered by a abrawd IrUbmao. -
plaina their altitude toward frae trade,
bleb asexual for them leaving tba
MtHraiic faith. II lays: "Free trad
baa fumed Ireland, beiarr A Its peopl
aad driwo them Into Mil. It will do
tba ten by any people wbo adopt it.
ia tba daly of r Irtabman lo tot fur
Ki Kluh y, the rharopfow of protect
end lb U of British frva trad. And
any IrUbma wb will vol for Bryao
oagbt lo bava wrillea serosa bis (orb ad
ia line of blood aad brlntaloa, Ibal all
I epl srif M a it.'I am to loagtraa
liielfrs ; I aa a traitor lo say im aa
a'srotGrt lirtlala."
Tba Laflifa, Wis., Jnareaj
editorially of a impalar oatrat Btrdlain
"W ! from ripeflea Ibat Cham
bat lata' Cn'tn, Cbolera and tbartbora
lUptady I all Ibat I atalmrd lot K, s
um t)) wruioM II fnpp4 seriirltlitg
baio aad taiawlbli tared from aa
timalf grsra, W woaUl sol feat ay
over ftlfbl wilaoat It ta lb ba.
Tbia Itnxlf Slabtedr tnota
hal aad tvStimt Ibaa aar alba aaatli.
. la Iba waflri. liter y family atwiold
ia it la Iba bona, far It ta aea to ti
aa44 aeowar or later. Fr tale l;
('oar A JlT"e k.
aw MiHiwrf aar
II 4air lo ia('rttri It. patki f ftp
ar aad ttataiiy Ual I bi opa4 as
j a etueb of atilliaaty la tba bniMing aa
I Utf ttreat, art! dnr t-
Ib i air 04
Way eireal. Smm f4 U (Mltt ill a
. ,, - .
tl. lad ill tm SF w4e irf
e, t Wee ,1,1-. S.4 sol -I fM.fr t...
af Ul I Faster (li't,
mm
Maia. Ia I. IfM,
f ? !,
baattb St4 aa Mealk awreteM.
tM.llo ('aU'i He4r l''e
pmUk. Kal a)erW Ifaa.
Well Wmd.
fs ef
Thar
Tired Feeling
Makes you seem "all broken np," with
out life, ambition, energy or appetite
It is often the forerunner of serious ill
ness, or the accompaniment of nervous
troubles. It is a positive proof of thin,
weak, impure blood; for, if the blood is
rich, red, vitalized and vigorous, it im
parts life and energy to every nerve,
organ and tissue of the body. The
necessity of taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
for that tired feeling is therefore apparent
to every ono, and the good it will do you
ia equally beyond question. Remember
Sarsaparilla
Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Hrtnrl'o Dill, cure liver ills, easy to take,
IIUUU s r HIS easy to operate. 26 cents.
SUMMONS.
TN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE
A c
of Oresron for Morrow 1 ountv.
A. 8. Bennett and K. P. Mays, Plaintiffs,
vs.
Charles Kimsey and Clara Klmsey, Mb
wife, A. J. Kimsey and Kimsey,
his wife, Wm. Kimsey and N. Kimsey,
his wife, W. 8. Mercer and Barah Mer
cer, his wife, L. A. Florence and Ella '
Florence, his wife, Richard Hall and
Minnie Hall, his wife, Samuel Hall
and Mary Hall, his wife, Wm. Ferrell
and Eva Ferrell, his wife, Thomas
Kimsey and Nellie J, Croft.
Defendants.
To Charles Kimsey and Clara Kimsey, his
wife, A. J. Kimsey and Kimsey, his wife,
William Kimsey and N. Kimsev, his wife. Rich
ard Hall and Minnie Hall, his wife, William
errell and Eva Ferrell. his wife. Thomas Kim
sey and Nellie J. Croft, of above defendants.
In the name of the State of Oregon, you and
each of you will take notice that the above
piainnns, a. b. jsenneu ana r. r. Mays, nave
commenced a suit against the above defend
ants In the above court to foreclose a mortgage
given them by the above defendants upon the
eastjhalf of the northwest quarter, the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter and the
northwest quarter of the southeast auarWr of
section 18 township 1 south range 25 East in
said county. That the relief demanded In the
complaint in said suit is for a decree that plain-
tilts' said mortgage be foreclosed, the mortgaged
property sola, ano tne proceeils applied to pay
ment of costs and disbursements of said suit,
to the note secured by said mortgage and the
attorney's fees set forth therein. That the
court also decree in plaintiffs' favor a recovery
from Charles Kimsey, A. J. Klmsey and Wil
liam Kimsey of seven hundred dollars (70O.Otl)
and Interest thereon at ten per cent per annum
from Heptember 11, lHHil, and seventy-five dol
lars (175.00) attorney's fees, besides costs and
disbursements of suit. And further decree
that all the other defendants be foreclosed of
all rtght. claim or eon it v of redumption in and
to siiia laims, or any part thereof, and that
plaintiffs have such other and further relief as
s equitable.
This summons is served upon vou bv publi
cation by order ol Hon. Stephen A. Uiwell,
udge of the above court, made bv him at
Chambers on the 22nd dav of Hentember. 18'.M.
and each of the defendants above named are
required to answer said comnlaliit on or before
the first day of the next term of the above
court, to-wit: the first Mnndav of March. 1W7.
or the plaintiffs will apply to said court for the
reuei aemauneain saw complaint.
liAKf.l a. MAIM,
78-91. Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
SUMMONS.
N JUSTICE'S COURT FOR THE HIXTR DI9-
irlet, Htate 01 Oreunn. County of Morrow.
J. A. Woolcry, Plulutttr,
vs.
S. E. Jones. Defendant.
To 8. E. Hones, Defendant:
In the name ol the Hute of Oreiron. we com
mand you to appear before the unririneil, a
justice 01 me reace in nunpner, in shiii county
am! fclnte, ou or before the I nth day of Oetobvr,
IMA, at the hour of 10 of o elock tn the forenoon
said day, at my ofllee In the said town to answer
the eotnilaIht ot J. A. Woolery founded on
promissory notes ana wnerein he demands the
sum of One Hundred Thlrty-sln and no-ttn Dol-
ara, lor wnien sum iiuiKinent will lie rendered
anlnst you If you fall so to appear and answer
ilil eompiaiiii,
(ilven iindar tny hand this 2nd dsr of Sent.
A. n., lwitt. w. a. KidiAitnsoN,
4H-M. Justice of the Vtiu-e.
SHERIFFS SALE.
fOOTU'K IS IfKRKHV OIVEN THAT I'NDKR
l and bv virtue of an exei'iitlou Issued nut
of the elreiiit court nf the Hlate of flreuon, for
1 hi 11 1 y ol Morrow, and U me dlreeUnl and d.
Ilveri'd. npnn a JiidKiiieut rendered and entered
In shIiI eourt on the (Ml duv of heptetnlier, jw.at.
In favur ol The Northern Coiiutti4 Inventnmnt
Trimt, l.lmlled. a I'liriHirnll.ill. nlalntltl'. and
annliist l eevlla Taylor. H. H. K Iiik. N. H. Mi Hee
id J.I.I hnmtwiiu. di'feudaiita. for the sum ol
"veil Himdml and Heven'y Three and I.VKS1
UnUara llh Interest thermn from the ltilr
of June, at the rate of el flit per cent per
annum, and the further sum l 1 hlrty liollara
eoala. and acerulna eosla; whlrh judmneut waa
enrolled and dorkcteil lu the Clerk s ollii-e nf
Mid eiiirt In said eounty on the pith day of
uimiier. ihmh: ami. whereas. ty Mid luda
ment It aaa orieret and adjudged that the
Pillow Iiik dearrllied morlKaanl nroiiertr. U.wlt
theHiiulii half of the Surlheaat iiiiarter, and
northeut quarter of Northeut quarter leseept
ten eerr lu a aiunre form tn the northeast
corner tlifreof I and aoutheaat quarter of North
west quarter of Hertlun Ten (I") III Township
One (1) North of Kanae Twenty AtaUt) Kat
w M., be aold m aslimy Mhl ludameul, eoata
aitn BJY'ruiiiR crisis, 1 win, un
Saturday. Slat osv of Octoaar. IB90.
at I u elm k I. M,, ill Mid day. at the fruiil dixir
of Uiaeamrt house In Heppner, Morrow Cmiiity,
(ir.Kon. sell lite rl!it, title and Interest ot said
delrtidaiilsCaealla Taylor. N H, Kill. N. II.
Meliva and J. C 1h"iiii"a In and to the
almtednvrlbH pmpefty at I'ublle Auction to
the Mahast and M bidder for rash In hand,
tha proceeds to be applied to the satlsfartlun
of aald eaecuMuu, and all eita and Cfwis Uiat
way accrue a i.maimn k.
enenn 01 suirrow i ouiuy, ureaoa,
fialeil this 2nd day ol (let. Ii. W m.
Notlct of Intention.
l.so Orrtisat U '.aiaiis. fisn.oa.
MeptxmtierHlh. It
OTlrR IS lirsrBY . THAT THK
fiillowlnf named aHtlee liaa file. I nntica
n4 her totonfb.it In make Sual ttrte In soi.prirt
h elalia. and thai aald vffl will ba made
hrlia t niiuly lerk, nf Mnrmw '.unit, al
nrtiner imtm, on iwvnmr ikh, i
MsHV J VAI , HAH. Mary J Hnutrwin
H. K Ho. &, lot Ilia H, mm H, T I ft. It If
K. W. M
ah names ttiefnltnaliif wlloi ai lo prme ber
ci,in....ii eniiienee uputl awl eullltallon M,
mm ia(i. i :
Jahn Marahall. William Bsfr.lt rimer (lea
try, Martin Anderson, ad ol ll.i.nr iifam.
ft t- MItXJN, Kewer.
Notlct of Intention.
La (trniS at La iatarl. (issana.
twirfmiiier sin. imH
xfrTi ta Hrttrnv iilmi iht ihi
i a ..n.. n. inmM .'!. rr hM Sle4 dlfa el
pislntMitl.rti t.i atake Soal sftef la support nl
bMetim aad tba aM pt...( win m aale ha
bm U.m I nunly I lerk nf Miarrtiw I a . Imi
at llel auef (ilo l K.rteit.l-f b, ts
luviu MM 1 u.i ((tit
HnnteeiMMt Ai l b H ..il foe tba
a a .4, a nl pt'i, ink rt'i
is Tele at R. k n
He aaiaae tba Mloalnff all mini ta aeme
kla wiiinu.ma wWdus ita and eulUaUa
al. as 14 oM. ls
Jm.a W leanef Vat Nul4 Jobniif lletllla.
aailile, ad ul mi i. in,.,n
-. 11 r tajljaiji. atir.
NOTICE US At. tiETII.r.itKST.
N trTtt S I hmkf ft Ibal tbe aadealra
4 t laili.iMialMa , Iba kaln
U.tan. aVa(H. a III awise fl.ial eaiiia
e.el ..I .v.f.a abb a.i-1 t.te aa .
laii ais ( (fee .. ry 1ta nl Ida
( mmmil ( onll M Hmm I n.aa l MfMf ke)
da aKti a( Hm, ( , la 4 I !(. m
IM a da, ol Jaoiwy A I . al lartnrl
p a laklH Mill '...
ofr of Intention.
1 iwrri' ATiA'.irr ekMn.
; ' m.. n i,...n ui
" '" S K-d 11. f ft, a I h..na M
1. , ....,.,i.. (,. ..,... 1 v,4 i, ,,.,..,
( t. '1 X . VS.', L'T Xll
. '( ( I. , ll., n, an
I "-( l
I 1 at a tif i H
I M F a I t t. a,. , a J 4
iF(li. 11 T e I . ia s a at
I II. ft..',e IK. I... ..aL.f
MM M ln
.4 m lh ai'a
. a i. . a . u a
lit ..I Mil
''! I' . J.-.- It ImIi, M.'l
If
I urn
1
p r
ft
Net.
The highest
.VlJAh tM
tobaccos is "Just as
good as Durham."
Every old smoker
knows there is
as-good
You will find one
eacn two ounce
r
WOJL
V SSIiaOa
uniFott
pons inside each four ounce
bag of Blackwell's Durham.
Buy a bag of this cele
brated tobacco and read the
coupon which cives a list
of valuable presents and bow
V 3tv.
fa 10 Eet "'em.
Va5fcS5a
HAVE YOU HEAED
to a fa
1
ED. R.
Hsb bought out the General Merchandise Business of the McFarland
Mercantile Co., and the stock is being disposed of at
Wholesale Slaughter Prices !
REGARDLESS OF COST.
All wooleu goods, boots, shoos, 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 M'FARLAND,
Manager and Salesman,
ED.
The National Bank
Gilliam & Bisbee
We are not small men, lbs. We are small men, Xs.
weare not itie Largesi inefttis in ir(eWol!
a a a But when the people of all the surrounding country are In need of a a
Hardware, Tinware, Crockery ware, Olaaswara, Wood and Willow ware, Nalli, Iron, Burbwtre,
Cumberland Coal, Oasa and Water Pipe, Pipe fittings, Btovct and Ranges, Wagons,
Backs, Buggies, Wagon Material, Hardwood, Axes, Hammers, Saws, Sledges,
Wedges, Guns, Pistols, Cartridges and Ammunition, Mason Jan, Grau
lteware, Plows, Harrows, Rakes. Mowers, Tuba. Wash BuiUers
and Boards, Sheet Iron, Zinc, etc., etc.,
Should call and Examine our Goods and Qet Prices.
We have Oood Ooods at Kaii Prices, and Cheap lohn Goods at Chep John Prices.
GILLIA-M & BISB13K,
II 3
Do you know what
there are sixteen reasons why you should buy
your Groceries. Supplies and Gents Furnish
ings at
T. R. HOWARD'S
for every one objection made against it. This
should decide the matter. It does. People
want fresh goods, neat goods, good goods for
the smallest amount of money. Buy the lest
when you can get it at the same figure paid for
an inferior article.
HOWARD'S IS THE PLACE.
Old Stand, Main Street, near Bob Krtck's.
THE PALACE
J. C. OQIlOriJCRS. Prop.
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
.WITH
fibs ; mm : pills
Youro BOUND lo Tnko Miu.
Lenvc$ No ContipMlon,- wvl
'.. II. wall M ail HiilMaaaMM, Hx h Ilalatie ajalafl Tk Mlf
riMPaTai sou in laa woeia.
Kwlil.
iax.i(.l tA ft, MfU pH lit
Tin: Lancashire Insukan
MAMCIIItMlltll, ICNttl.AMl
I I t ifflR M, MAT ! Iti lte. ta (Isaa WnrhJ
claim for other
none just
as
coupon iusidc
bag, and two cou
a 1 111 1 m
BISHOP
R. BISHOP, Prop.
Building, Heppner, Ore.
1
to H
this means ? This, that
HOTEL BAR,
i
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E
rv.i 1 1 ail flre(.ei. e ea, lt mum
I I I MIM MIIUCaL Ul.
He I'iMaleaa, Ci.