Where They Met.
McKinley Bill, with Napoleon eye.
Says "Bryan let's drink some Unwood Rye:
we meet as friends, my words are few
I hope they don't, dear Brian Bore U."
And RrVAll UVI In a Inbln.
-iw?nl!er " thRi 'what' matter with Hanna
wu OD yuu runny ic er
bun T ana urlf I 1. S ... ,.
-,. '-" , uuuuu to leiier."
Then they gravely bowed, and they winked an
pvn.
And they drank some more wind T.imvnn d
Sold only nt the Belvedere Saloon, E.
u. operry, jrrop.
PiREttiN AND BRAKBMAN KILLED.
A Terlble Accident ou the 0. K. & N. Line
Near Wallnla.
From the E. 0.
At about 10 o'olook Tuesday morniDR,
the O. R. & N. freight train No. 21 was
wreoked a few miles enst of Wallnla.
With the train rnnninR at full speed the
engine, Na. 13a, atraok a defective rail on
hill aide grade and a moment later the
whole train was in ruina and the lives of
two men ornshed out, Owiug to the
aocident having taken plaoe several
m lea from a telegraph offlje it is diffi
onlt to obtain positive Information. It
ia reported that the flremso, named Car
penter, and the brakemiio.Riy Williams,
were killed. Carpenter was found crush
ed to death betweeu the engine and ten
da soon after the aooident happened, but
the body of Williams waa not found for
several hours. Finally anme cue dis
covered a hand, protruding from under
the wreok snronnding the engine and
after muoh difficulty poor William's
mangled body was extracted from among
iho mass of iron and splinters. Engin
eer Runke escaped withont serious in
jury and it now being oared for at the
Walla Walla hospital. Conductor AI
jmri waa not hurt.
Tug wain line where the wreok nrnnr.
red ia blookei!, the engine ia a wreck at
the foot of the embankment and eibt
or ten oars are oruftbed into a shapeless
mass. The Spokane train made ooimeo
tion here instead of at Walla Walla last
light and this morning. It ia expected
lhaf. tha iranb lu aIa.a I .! J
that the passenger train will run as
nsual and be on time.
I Brakemao Carpenter leaves a wife and
(our small children. Ills body Las
Veen taken to L Grande, where hi
lamily reside, for burial. Williams was
i new man and is not known here.
Carpenter waa a regular brakemao on
Ibe mountain division and waa working
titra a few days on the Waahiogt m
iiviaion.
Don't bolt yoor food, it irrilatea your
Itmaob. Choose digestible food and
chew it. Iadigestloo is a dangerous
liokoeaa. I'm per oare prevent it.
Shaker Digpslive Cordial enrea it. That
it the long and abort of indigestion.
Niw, the question is: Have yon got la
digestion? Ye, if yoa have pain or
disoomfjrl after eating, beadache, Atr.U
neas, nausea, offensive breath, heartburn,
lajigour, weaknesa, fever, jiudioe, Data
lenoe, loss of sppctile, constipation, etc.
Tee, yoa have indigestion. To core it,
take Shaker Digestive Cordial. Tbe
medienal barbs and plants of wbiob
Shaker Digestive Cordial is coropoed,
help to digest tbe food In yoor atomaob.
Wbeo your stomach ia strong, care will
keep it ao. Shaker Digeetlve Cordial la
(of eale by druggist, prioe lOcente toll.
00 per Sot I Is.
Baals) Wkf After atotloa.
Bpeaklnfl of Ibe politieal aitaalion In
Poitlaod, sajs tbe K. Mayor Foroiib
(demorr t), wbo relaraed from Ibat elty
thla eaorning, mi.I:
"I did not bear mao spsak for Bryan
or a Bryao button while I waa there,
Wbat I mesa ia tbel I did Dot reeo rolls
Ilryao's picture on aay of tbe boltoos I
saw, bat saw baadreds of klcKialey
buttons end McKloUy ns. I took
pains to get ao tipreaaloo of oplaloo
froia toea I keew to bo oooMrvative aod
from what I learned I tbiak ktaltaomab't
sb In, can a niajonty for MsKisley may bo
aafily placex) at 4000, Itepnblioeoa are
ontifklMt of tarryiaf tbe elate aod of
Ibe georral raeolt.
"Tbere le a dedJed itnprovemeot ia
basin la Ibe city of late, vbleb to at
Iribatod to tbe proeoect of Wc Kialey's
tlocttoa. Out many basteees ppU ere
alill ia aoepenee, end o feeling of
taloly still bolls tbn back. Jatea
mm m tbe rtnre to and tbre e
Inager remains aay doU aa lo th
Olretloo of 0 fwpoblleen pltl. all
kl4enf bueM will alert flt wiib a
r ash. T.te is tbe way mettare ! to
a, aod say biuiroM to .'ortlaad wee to
aeoartala ao far aa pnemble Ibe oatloak."
' H.w le Car etl Vkie In--
ftleapty apply Bwaa OiQlmaol
No tattfial anedMne rnlrd Vntr
WtUt. N'tai, Ub. all efeteoo too
'Uela. .1. lata IU eats
lf. aad ba lay. u frt.l -l.
tag aad rurlit were ate teMd
by an e'boe reaflv. Al yit 4rQg
M fnf ptt i 0aect
If .li C',I .iife-
!, lri r. f i t Af.t, IIIW
bk.tt i.'i V.'"' t ! a j.-ai'n-o
(If. .'! l-'i'MVfM
Here and There.
Frank Lee ia up from Tbe Dalles.
Bill Tillard ia back from The Dal lee.
The Heppoer Transfer Co., baa wood
tor aale. 37-tf.
John S. Jobneon, the eycliet, baa rid
den a paoed quarter ia 030 2 5.
Drink tbe celebrated J. H. Cutter
whiakey. On tap at Cbrie Borohera'.
Wm. Brown ia in town this week after
a hard aummer'a rustling in tbe moon
taina. Norman Kelley ia quite ill and tbia
morning a physician was called to gee
him.
John Carmicbael and family were in
Wednesday laat from their home east of
Lexington.
Nick Willingbsm got in Wednenday
from the East having completed tbe
sheep drive.
Mr. end Mrs. Jobn R. Lake relumed
home Wednesday morniug frtm tbeir
wedding trip.
The Junior base ball nines will play a
game of ball on Schoohonae Flat Satur
day, the 31bI.
Mrs. J. O. Lannerberg arrived this
morning from Baker City to join her
husband at this place.
CeoU Hornor, a little daughter of Mrs.
Lilhe Horner, fell into a oetlar Wednea-
aay ana was severely bruised.
Fall weather brings cool weather, oool
weather calls for winter olotbiog. See
E. W. Rhea's line of goods. Ad in this
,88Ue- 818-lm.
A dance will be given at tbe opera
house on the first and third Friday
evenings of eaoh month, for an indefi
nite period. tf.
The looks at Cascades will open on
Thursday, Nov. 5, at 2 p. m., for the pas
sage of the first boat from the lower to
upper river.
Daring tbe past 10 days or two weeks
fully 200,000 pounds of wool have been
sold at Heppner at prices rangiug from
6 to 1 cents per pound.
Dr. J. W. Vogel, tbe well known oo
enlist, expects to be in Heppoer about
Nov. 15, or soouer. Those desiring
work in bis line should not fail to oall
ou bini.
(4 (1 TTlttt Anrt Phttplav Tnnaa h
' -'" vii.hu W Jill D pi,
sociated together down at Cbarley'a
om piaoe in in tonsonal businesa.
Call on them and get your whiskers
pushed in.
Mfos R. T. Smith, Deputy Supreme
Commander of tbe L. 0. T. M , will ad
dreas tbe ladies at Odd Fellows Hall on
Saturday, Oct. 81. at 2 p. m. All ladiea
are invited to be present.
Frank Rogers, Ike Ennes and Harry
Warren g it back from Chicago and St.
Paul yesterday morning. The boys bad
a royal good time. Oscar Minor is atill
East, but ia expected soon.
The ladiea of th M. V. nhnrnh atill
give an exoellent dinner on election day
for25o. The dinnner will be aervrd in
tbe Avera buildins on Ma at.. nvrMnnr
to tbe bakery. Tbe publio invited.
Christian ohnroh anrvlnea wilt ha ImLI
in tbe onera honaa Hnnriav. Hnv lat
Elder J. W. Jeokina will preaob at 11 a.
m. aoi i p. m. subjects, "Ood a Tem
ple" and "Qod'a Love." Sunday robool
at 10 a. m.. Endeavor at 4:15 o. m. All
are invited.
Dr. J. C. Lannerberg, the ocoulist,
wbo arriyed here Wednesday from the
interior, baa tbe endorsement of nrnm-
Inent and reputable physioiana every-
wnere, as oe thoroughly understands bia
profession, betas a sradnate of an Ext
ern institution. It always dsvs to Dat.
ronize those wbo know what thev are
doing.
At Tl irdmnn nn ltinfl da. a nmrm r. I
Kuaa hull sill l, Ul.... .11
l1.mmiF.il . . n rwm .jj. m ,1 .11 ..k1,I(.
... " .u wuv .uvi m .
ans on tbe other. Harrieon Chapin in
forms us that tbis game of ball will de
cide aa to bow the election goes; but be
tailed to eay whether or not tbe repub
licans have as ranch tbe boat of this
little game as tbey do tbe larger one of
carrying tbe election.
la Traaay f the Itok.
We will suppose that J our occupation
is sedentary that you are obaioed, ao to
speak to tbe desk to some eoonliog
bouse, or perbapa to tbe loom In soma
vast mill where yon are compelled lo
labor from moroiog till night. Sunday
ia onr only day of relaxation. Yoa re
turn borne wvery evening wearied men
tally and bodily. Yonr health aad
strength begio to fail What will moat
effectually recuperate yonr vital energy?
Tbe weight of evideoco poiota to no
other oottcluaion thao that !ioatettre
Stomach Bit tare l yonr aaleat, moat re-
name abeet anchor. Use it persistently
and yoor system will enoo regain lie
prist i os -Igor. Every fooolion will rev
eeive a bealthfnl impulse. There ia ao
remedy lo eqaal Ibe bitters for nervone
aeae and want of sleep, dyspepsia. Ooo-
stipalloa and bilionsorsa. It averte aod
rrmediee all forme of malarial dieses a.
aod te a preventive of rbeomatiatn aad
oearalgia.
reswrratle Pswaklag
Tbe speakiog last Toeeday eveolog.
ooder the emptors of tbe popooratkt
club of this oily, waa fairly well attoad.
ad. 8o a lor John Q. 8 sitb, of Astoria,
wsa tbe Orel talker and eon fined bia re
marks principally to enliclerat of El lie
and Mitchell, tbiokleg perbapa Ibat
tbeee wortblee oould Dot take eare of
tbemeelveo. Mr. Hmitb wee earaeeL
bowtver ooairaatlog atraagely with
Ibe remarks of fraaeie Claroo, oo lael
Monday oight, wbo "played lo Ibe grand
stead" aod eoaghl to eall furtb tbe ap-
plaoae of tbe saultitele by asaklag
aaeerekioa the! were oot tree. Heaalor
tealta te boneet aad booorable, aad
tbonab bo did at oall forth tbe epplaoe
that Clara o did by bia boooo taetloa, bo
impf a-d Iblckisg esea, tboeo wbo bev
arHBeihiof to Iblok with, m b-ieg fae
Ibe eoportor naa of tbe twsbotbia rea
eotiieg power aad lo etrvegtb of cbereo-
Mr. tfuiead. aUo of Askna, Ufked fof
a bnf eeaatMi witbl eitteg ft aay
thing Mf, fiowever, be wee well re-oetta-l.
Too tttMleel part of Ibe alrtlafit
was etoallael, eod wemly epptaod!.
lae III Veeieo.
Cneiplino, eeeMe tanre I baa balf
the ills of wme. Karfe (lover fUms,
Ta te a ta-fit rnr 1 1 CoaalipatSKi.
fur sale t-y Welle Warrea.
.N.w i the lixe ta gi t bo Weakly
Of.aiae, Ibe i oeetpep of
the W mi. W ilh lh (. M, nnr.
ly to ad e e, nee ). IXUi ?i b-nr
eerUnaia4i uf ates ea be na-U
la tt . Iut l we wtii f t m
t'tti!-i aa a-1 li'U l t-.omal.lte U.b-
fK.t niete. ee e,rw el'f ai -ie,j
Crsra lo ft"? an irfrirf,
WHAT NEXT 1
Working in a Few Ca
nards for a Little
Effect.
JUST AS "TRANSPARENT" AS
DISHWATER.
H. W. Scott Deales Emphatically That Ha
Ever Said That Bryan Would Wla-Be-publicans
.Will Carry Oregoa.
A reoent issue of the Portland Tribune,
a campaign sheet, gave it ont that H. W.
Scott, of tbe Oregoniao, had given op
the fight and had admitted that Bryan
would be eleoted. Absurd as this report
was, it waa taken greedily for the gospel
truth and the dejected pnpoorate took
fresh courage.
Tbe Qaaette wired Mr. Scott yester
day, not Ibat it believed tbe idle rerxirt.
but desired to have the complete denial
for this issue. The Gazette's telegram
wae as follows : .
Heppner, Or., Oot. 29, '96 H. W.
8cott, Portland Or. : Have you conceded
eleotion of Bryan f Otis Patterson.
His answer came speedily and ia decis
ive enough to suit anyone. Here it is :
Portland, Or., Oot. 29. O. Patterson.
Heppner: No air, I have not. I fully
believe McKinley will be elected. More
over, that be will carry Oregon.
H. W. Scott.
Catarrh la the Head
Is a dangerous disease. It may lead
directly to consumption. Catarrh ia
caused by impure blood, and tbe true
way to cure it is by purifying tbe blond.
Hoods Sarsaprilla oures catarrh beoause
it removes tbe oauae of it by purifying
tbe blood. Thousands testify that tbey
have been oured by Hood's Saraaparilla.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and
do not purfye. pain gripe. AH druggists.
45o.
HOW 1st YOUB EYESIGHT?
Dr. J. O. Lanafrbert;, Kye ttprelallat, Grad
uate or Ppeneer Opthalmle College, or New
York City, la Towa-lf Your Eyes Bother
You, Be Him.
Dr. J. O. Lannerberg, of Butte, Moo.
tana, a graduate of Spenoer Optbalmlo
College, of New York, arrived Wednee
day evening from tbe interior and will
remain a few daya
People baying weak eyeaight ahould
not miss this opportunity to have their
eyee properly examined and fitted. Tbe
Doctor baa instruments with wbiob be
oan examine every part of the interior of
tbe eyes, and can tell in ao Instant
whether be can benefit yoa or not.
Maoy ohildreo complain of pain in tbe
eyee and feel unable to keep np with
their claasmatea in sohool. They un
doubtedly have trouble with tbeir vision,
which if corrected will beoefit tbem for
life.
Judging from what the press aay of
him be must be master of bia profession.
Below we append a few olippiogs :
Dr. J. C. Lannerberg, the celebrated
ooulist. will be in Prairie City Thursday.
Oot 15. Tbe doctor baa done muoh
work for parlies lo Cauyoo City, Long
Creek and Burns, and bas been endorsed
by all the leading pbjsioiani of these
aod other plaoee aa a thoroughly eom
peteot optician. If yoor eyeelgbt ia de
fective lei tbe doctor make ao examina
tion, it will eoet yon ootbing. Urent
County Newa.
Dr. J. O. Lannerberg, tbe eye special
ist, will remain at Park C ty only o few
days longer. Therefore wo advise tboeo
deelring to have tbeir eyee eiamioed by
o mao qualified to do an, a mao wbnee
work al Park City daring hie stay bre
baa been aetlefaolory to all, to eaU aad
aee bim al the Park City hotel. Tbe eye
ia a delioaia orgao, aod oo ooo bot a
skillful oculist aboold bo allowed to treat
it-Park City Patriot, Ulab.
Dr. J, C. Leoarbrg , ao eye specialist
of anted ability, arrived in Eureka yea
tordayaed is stopping at tbe Eoroka
hotel aod will reruaia aotil Toeeday.
tie oomee highly reooameaded from
Teriooe plaoeo ia tble atalo, aad will
give eel iaf actio) a bia work. If yea
have aay trouble with four eyee do oot
fail to eall oo bia aad have yoor eyee
exanleed. Coesoltatioo free. Eureka
(Utah) Deaocrat
If TraWt4 With tkeasMtima H4 Tito.
Aaaapolia. MJ Apr. 18, lft4 I have
seed Cbaaborlala'a i'aio Bala f rboo
taaltea and found It to bo all that ia
elelaed for It. I believe it to bo tbe
beet preporatioo for rbeoaalieeB aad
deep eeeted aoarmlar peine oa Ibe aer
let aod ebeorfaJly reooameod II to Ibe
poblio. JkxQ. Baooca, dealer is boots,
sboee, eo., No. 1) Main St.
u asm Ttla.
MetbeelesvUle, Ht Mary Co., MJ.-I
sold a bottle of taoberlata'a Taia)
Bala to a o who had bee eoffering
with rbomatta for aeveral years
eaede bin a well aee. A. J. Mltii
Tot eeie at 60 oeata pee botUe by LWaw
k tiffx-k.
rtt4 m owi.
TU Bret of Ibia w. D,. p,
Sworoa. of Ibis ftUm, wae oeJU4 wf
to Olei by Dr. Ooewdotfer. of Arlieg
tn,ie oooealt ever Ibe eaet of. D.
Taylor, wbo wae tery III with tyettt
aod ffJ poeitoiilli Tbe eafferev
wae foaad to a aertuoa onodltiaM oad
eey opev ettoo wee out of tbe a,,.
Tbe ee eo aH live bM aad stay bo
dead era Ihte reeobas oar reedere.
bari Ctovev Uh Ira
'a t lore tvt fvT llaederbeaai wuo4
d.aa4 '"Met ralMe OO tOir!y.
for sale by Welle Were.
Yke Os rVMgk reee
la HbiloVe tar A a We4 nm,k
4aaeema. M,p n a wwb
KtUbi Cor t1 M'e M vee $
Kmt
'S WAGE ROLL.
Salem Typographical Union
Analyzes It.
Bevea Printers at Wages Worse Than Those
Paid ia Free-Silver China.
From the Salem Statesman.
The following preamble and resolu
tions were adopted at the last meeting
of Salem Typographical Union, No. 210,
and will be issued in circular form for
distribution to all of the labor organiza
tions throughout Oregon :
"Whereas, Tbe Salem Typographical
Do ion, No. 210, ia a labor organization,
united for the purpose of u lifting the
intellectual, moral aod peouniary stand
ard of tbe working classes, as law-abiding
citizens; it is, therefore, the bounden
duty of eaoh and every member and
members as a whole to further our inter,
esta by any legitimate aotion aiming to
that end. Therefore, il is not only in
harmony with good unionism, but it is
our duty to resorl to our rights of suf
frage when all other efforts hare failed
to accomplish suob purposes ; and when
an enemy to our cause and an antagonist
to our principles seeks political prefer
ment at tbe bands of the voters we, as
organized people with tbe right to vote,
should exercise that right in accordance
to tbe welfare of our obligation ; and
"Whereas, We find snob a man in
Hofer, editor and proprietor of tbe 8alem
Capital Journal, and candidate for
United Statea presidential eleotor on tbe
Bryao-.lemocratio ticket, to be voted tor
00 the 3d day of November, this year.
For yeara Mr. Hofer baa been a menace
to labor aod its anion in tbis oity, work
ing his employee at starvation wagea.
"He had been petitioned many times
to grant this Union some concessions,
but without avail, until in the year 1891
bia office was deolared "unfair," aod
again in 1893, in tbe month of Marob,
for tbe laat lime. A boycott waa then
ordered by tbe anion, aod tbe following
notice printed in the Statesman of April
1 by the secretary :
" To Business Meu By order of
Capital Typographical Union, No. 210,
the following are tbe 'fair printing offioes
in the oity of Salem: State, . M. Waits,
R, . Mooree A Co., aod tbe Statesman.
All other offices are 'unfair.' W. D.
Torrey, secretary.'
"On the following day, April 2, the
Capital Journal published the above
ootioe at Ibe bead of a balf oolumo of
abuse, denouncing labor nniona and
their methods. Editorially were aeveral
paragrapha devoted to the members of
tbis onion, to -wit :
. M 'Tbe destardly un-American method
of dictating to business men whom they
shall employ aod whom tbey sball do
buamsss with is played out aod ought to
be smashed here io Salem aa it bee been
everywhere." 'A tew eigaretts-smoking
blatherskites oanoot diotato to tbe busi
ness men of this city who tbey may or
may oot order printing of.' 'Meu wbo
oanuot mo their owo buainese have no
right to dictate to others bow they shall
mo theirs.' 'It remains lo be seen
whether a few labor agitators oan bold
np tba town.'
"Io Ibe face of all tbia Mr. Hofor baa
aod ia oow stumping Ibe etate deolatimr
that be ia tbe friend of tbe farming aod
laboring clasaee, while one week eiro be
discharged e typeeetter with a family
that be was paying f6 a week aod hired
two io bie stead, paying one 13 W per
week and tbe other $100. He aaid be
did it to 'cot dowo eipenaee' of 1 pr
week. Tbree more typesetters he pats
M each per week, who have worked
years at the bottoees; another 11 a week
and bis pre man 3 per week, making a
Mai of IA per werl for aevaa people;
aa avsraa-s of 13 lt wak n. a r..
week's wages for one mao. His foreman
ia a 'rat' and receives $10 per week. Aad
yet Mr. Uufer says Ibat ha la tbe work
iagmao'e Meed. Tbe swralshuso(
New York eeoool be worse. fJia em
ployes are all poor people aad drpeod
opoo tbntr wagae for ibeir brerd. Oaa
young woman keepe bereelt ' and aged
Bother npnn It per week aad a maa aa I
bia wife tabeht oo 13 50 per week.
Tbeee era trotba oo record; therefore,
bait
"Reeolved. That wt deoounoo each
demeaMe opprteeiio of Ibe poor labor
ers aad refnee lo eepprt any maa that
la reepooeible for It. We, therefore, ask
tba laboriag eleaeaa tad oeioos to la
with as ia the defeat of Mr. Ilifef for
preeUeetial eieetor.
W. I. Toaasr,
fcea. TypntrepbtwelUBtoB.So.airt."
Attach") to Ibe above aad forming a
pert if lUe rimtlar Is tba following eft-
levil :
Hi ate of Oregow, Canty of Mariow-ea.:
L 0. IX tUania. betag first dalv s-ora,
00 oalb aay, Ibat Ibe tux paid by the
MaUfli Cetntal JoqraaJ to its eaiplvyea,
ea eel tWtb lo Ibe reeolatieee adopted
by Ibe UUa Trpotrspbiral CoUe, No
110, al lie laet smbms, are merer np to
tbe irtk of Oekibev, the iiuae wmm
1 eteered ay eonarike with that pepae,
O. U Itaaeie.
leheerirwd end eworw In bf aae
Ihte wb day of Or-tohee, A. I t.
U. Hucrtb, ewxery pebis tor Ore.
la onwreMMMi wnb tbe ebove II aigbt
U wall to hilora Ibe pablio ltM owe of
Ibe Uufara buUe a lejtwaliee puetitnw at
avaeent bal of eiete pnaiieg eapat
aotwitbaUadiag tbe fa thai !r .
Ml daily to always retenteg the
'pt'-oa'ara'' aad "pep ewekera."
Tbe italiegtno, Wie Joorael eeys
editorially of a pupoler patetl aadutne.
"We kaew frea etpwrieoee tbel Cbea.
klaia's CVle, Cboieea aad Dterrbiwe
lbaedy te all that la elaa. ..r it. ee
oo toe iwewa.ww II S4fd eitwariaiibg
p4re end f-waiMy Sate-i fn,ra ao ob
u ly s'sa. We es!d bot reel eeey
over etgbl wwbl H le Ibe hew,"
Te reaajy NtdeabWIy aeiee owte
pale eod so ff ring tkao aay etU' a4.
e:e tw ibw lt ffy faaily
k'e M te ibe ta. fe l ia mtm is l-
Mk4 a. eaf f IHef. f f t. by
Ct 4 Pf i
Sales
With Hood's Sarsapa
rilla,"8alea Talk," and
show that tbia medi
Tal
cine baa enjoyed public confidence and
patronage to a greater extent than accord
ed any other proprietary medicine. This
ia simply because it possesses -greater
merit and produces greater cures than
any other. It is not what we say, but
what Hood 'a Saraaparilla does, that telle
tbe story. All advertisements of Hood";
Sarsaparilla, like Hood's Sarsaparilla It
self, are honest. We have never deceive,
the public, and tbia with its Bupci-IaM
medicinal merit, Is why the people hi"
abiding confidence in it, and buy
ruOOd
Sarsaparilla
Almost to the exclusion of all others. Try
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, li
wm rt-u are the only pills to t
HOOU S HlllS with Hood's Sarsai
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 8TATE
of Oregon for Morrow i ounty.
A. S. Bennett and P. P. Maya, Plaintiffs,
vs.
Charles Kimsey and Clara Kimsey, his
wife, A. J. Kimsey and Kimsey,
his wife, Wm. Kimsey and N. Kimsey,
his wife, W. 8. Mercer and Sarah Mer
cer, his wife, L. A. Florence and Ella
Florence, his wife, Richard Hall and
Minnie Hall, his wife, Samuel Halt
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. Kimsey, his wife. Rich
ard Hall and Minnie Hall, his wife, William
Ferrell and Eva Ferrell, his wife. Thomas Kim
sey and Nellie J. Croft, of above defendants.
In the name of the 8tate 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'eourt to foreclose a mortgage
given them by the above defendants upon the
easthalf of the northwest quarter, the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter and the
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 18 township 1 south range 26 East In
aaid county. That the relief demanded in the
complaint in said 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'! fees wt forth therein. 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 percent per annum
from (September 11, 1IW9, and seventy-five dol
lars ($76.00) attorney's foes, besides costs and
disbursements of suit. And further decree
that all the other defendants be foreclosed of
all right, claim or equity of redemption in and
to said lands, or any part thereof, and that
plaintiffs have such other and further relief as
la equitable.
This summons is served upon you by publi
cation by order of Hon. Htephen A. Lowell,
Judge of the above court, made by him at
Chambers on the 22nd day of Heptember, lrest,
and each of the defendants aliove named are
required to answer said complaint on or before
the first day of the next term of the almve
court, to-wit: the first Monday of March, 1HH7,
or the plaintiffs will apply to said court for the
relief demandedln aaid complaint.
CAREY A MAYS,
-9l- Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
SHERIFFS SALE.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
and by virtue of an execution Issued out
of the circuit court of the Mate of Oregon, for
County of Morrow, and to me directed and de
livered, upon a Jiidgnien rendered and entered
In said court on the th dav of Heptember, 1WW,
in favor of The Northern Counties Investment
Trust, Limited, a corporation, plalnttfl", and
against Cecelia Taylor, 8. 8. King, N. B. McBne
and J.C.I hompson, defendants, for the sum ol
Rnvxn Hundred and Heven'y Three and Ifi-lim
Hollars with Interest thereon from the 1st day
of June, W.W, at the rate of eight per cent per
annum, and the further sum of Thirty Dollars
coata, and accruing costs; which judgment was
enrolled and dockeU-d In the Clerk's office of
said court In aaid county on the liith day of
he torn her, 1WA; and, whereas, l.v said Judg
ment It was ordered and adjudged that the
following descrllx-d mortgaged property, to wlt:
the Mouth half of the Northeast quarter, and
Northcastqiiartr ol Northeast quarter (except
ten acres in a square form In the northeast
corner thereof) and Koutheiiat quarter of North
west quarter of Hectlon Ten (10) In Townnlilp
One (1) North of Kanire Twenty five C4') K.t
W. M., be sold to satisfy said Judgment, coats
and accruing coats. I will, on
Saturday, Slat day of October. IflBfl,
at l o cluck I', M., of said day, si the front door
ol the court noun in Heppner, Morrow County,
Oregon, sell the right, title and interest of said
defendant Caeella Taylor, 8 8. King, N. H.
Mi lire and 1. C. Tiiuiiipann III ami to the
alMivedearrlbed property at Public Auction to
the hlaheat and beat bidder for cash In hand,
th pr.ee.ls to b applied to the satlahu'tlon
of said execution, and all coata. and coals that
may accrue. K. I. MATMH K,
Hherlff of Morrow County, Oreson.
Dated this 2nd day of Oct Into.. tx) Ml.
Motlce of Intention.
I AND OFriCB AT TUB PAl.t.M. flHKIION
o'L 21, 1st. Noiica Is hereby given
that lh following named settler has filed no,
lie of his Intention in msaa final proof In sun
port of his claim, and that said proof will t
mada helora J. ta. Morrow, count; clerk, al
Heppner, Oreaon. on Iereinlrath. Iwat. ii;
... ji ure KKirHi.v
lid K. No. liV lor tha N HWk NOW
II names lh following wllneaae to prove
his continuous rmldenca upon and cultivation
of, aaid land, vis:
William P. tuition, Charles P. Mallnry, A. A
w run, 4, A. rn, ali of Heppner i ireron.
Jam. f. Moore,
Hollce of Intention.
Lane Orrtra at La oat, ono.
Hepiernlair "lh. al
XJOTtriia RtRtMY I.Hr.N 1HAT 1 HI
Inltnainf asms aattiaf has SonI nolle nf
hlalnlmllna to naaaa Soal proof In support of
Ma claim, and thai aald proof t mad t
era ittm County lrk ol Morrow Co . irregon,
at Hppr, irrn a n.emir vth, Una, vis,
IiaVIU M. I IJil oh.
Hnmaaxead Api.lUai..n No a'JI, for th KFU
iWZiWW ''-
H nam tba following wllneaaea to pmv
his eontinuwis raaldanr upon and eultlvatlo
el. aaid land, l
Jane W iMhev.Mat tlnghe. Johnny Nattlla,
Jam Kftlll. all ol Hepi ef lretft,n.
. a. r, wiIjkin, luftsur.
sot we or hsal bkttieuest.
VOTIr'lt t heealiV frl, thai lha nnA.nign
ed Admli.woatrl t ol Ilia Piaie H eaooiel
H M..f.n. SmaaH. will Ml. final !!
ment at nr arTunt lilt aald K'at aaa.Hh
AdmlalaOalrls. al Ik January t-iia nf lha
Cmtnly t .mti n Snrma I o.inly al Hrppnvr Ui
h h.i.1 al Mrpi-Mf. Of , la aali f iHinly. nn
tli h day ot Jaawary A. I. Ian, al lo.i.
0 PAKAII K MOhlN.
Motlce of Intention.
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lha foik.ln t,aw4 aoilier kaa iMMI'anl
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Durham la Id a claaa by
mam acD iwo ounce Dag, ana two cou
pons inside each four ounce bag of
Blackwell's
Genuine Durham
Smoking Tobacco
Buy n bag of this celebrated tobacco and rftflrl t.h AAiinnn
vTuiuugivwisuBtoi vBuuttuio proseuu aua now to get theau
Gilliam & Bisbee
We are not small men,
we are not ine Largest merciianis in ifia worifl!
a But when the people of all the surrounding country are In need of . .
Hardware, Tinware, Crockeryware, Glassware, Wood and Willow ware, Nulls, Iron, Barbwire
Cumberland Coal, Oass and Water Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Stoves and Ranges, Wagons, '
Hacks, Buggies, Wagon Material, Hardwood, Axes, Hammers, Saws, Sledges,
Wedges, Guns, Pistols, Cartridges and Ammunition, Mason Jars, Gran
lteware, Plows, Harrows, Raltes. Mowers, Tubs. Wash Bolllers
aud Boards, Sheet Iron, Ziuc, etc., etc,
Should call and Examine our Goods and Get Prices.
We have Good Goods at Faib Prices, and Cheap Tohn Goods at Chop John Prices.
Q-ILLIAM & BI8BEE,
MA.IN STREET - HEPPNER. ORKnON
IlcS to ILo
Do you know what this means ? This, that
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 best
when you can get it at the same figure paid for
an inferior article.
HOWARD'S IS THE PLACE.
Old Stand, Alain Street, near Bob Krlck's.
THE PALACE HOTEL BAR,
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
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. Mm by calling on
E. W. RHEA & CO.,
swasas t Hon la BiirA.
Wb will prepare tot (. valiaot d.f.oea aoinit lha lovaaions of
IbeFroal rsrailp. 8cb lias of nUr elolhia jrt oavsr saw
Ufart, saJ al prfcas 'mtf down. Tim ars frll; lough tal a aa
U; wbea roa f ( bar(alas, eaa't jom T
Call on E. W. RHEA & CO., at tbe
First Nat'l BoqK CorQcr.
t. VV. nilKA & CO..
I. n. IllfllltS. fa(iM( rw, r- .
Salesman, PrOpriCtOIS.
niaCiiaXaisi9 oiiijr.UaV.
Tin: Lancashirf. Insukan i. Co.
ol MAfciiitri;if, i:Niii,A,Nti
itaelf: You will find one
aT"Fj0JF
lbs. We are small men, 9.