Where They Bet.
McKlnley Bill, with Napoleon eye,
Saya "Bryan let's drink some Llnwood Eye;
we meet aa friends, my words are few
I hope they don't, dear Brian Bore U."
And Bryan lays, In a Joking manner,
1 wonder if that's what's the matter with Hanna
x mi uorse ana norse, you funny feller
When I see mv wife, I am k,ii iiiA.
Then they gravely bowed, and they winked an
eye,
And they drank aome more good Llnwood Rye.
Sold only at the Belvedere Saloon, E.
vj. operry, rrop.
He Wan Indicted.
J. H Campbell, who killed Inane
Swesrengin on Newaome creek, in Crook
county on July 4th last, was last week
indicted at Prineyille fur murder in the
first degree. Now if tbe authorities will
banx tbe fellow right away Crook oonnty
Will in part redeem herself from tbe
reputation of not having tbe oourage to
hang a murderer. It will be remember
ed that Oanpbell was one of those yoong
oalprito who make a -study of female
weakness, and that be finally suooeeded
in breaking up the Searenjin family-
it being tbe tame old story over again
xoung uamprjeu and tbe woman,
Bwearengin's wife, wore at tbe house
when tbe bnaband came iu. Naturally a
row ensued, io whiob Campbell shot tbe
old m in down in oold blood. The feel
ing against tbe murderer was intense
and be barely escaped lynohng, and
would probably bave reoeived a dose of
that medicine anyway bad not tbe court
rendered, tbe above verdict. Antelope
Herald.
The Only Chair Car Line
To tbe east is the Uoion Pacific. East
ern cities are reached via this line witb
fewer changes of oars tbaa via other
lines Rates always tbe lowest. Tiokete
to or from points in the Dnited State,
Canada, or Europe fur aale by R. W
Baxter, Oen. Agt., 133 3rd 81., Portland.
Wm. Smith's Death.
Tbe Eagle his reoeived report of tbe
death of Wm. 8mitb, one ot the Btnith
Bros, of this oomtr, wbioh ooourred at
Coolgardie, in Aastralia, reoeotly, tbe
oanse of his demise being dysentery.
No further news was received, more
than Mr. Smith had been seQt to that
place to ioapect aome mioee for English
esoitilists, and on taking ill, died Ik fore
relatives eonld reach bim.
Mr. Smith wis a brother ot Tom
Smith, of Jubn Day, and for many ye re
resided witb bis brother at their boras
renab near Sasanvills. lie waa a talent
ed gentleman, and tbe news ot hie death
will be reoeived witb regret by bie tnaoy
frieode ia tbia eounty. Long Creek
Eagle.
I '" rrelt for Hal sr Trade.
Jaroea Oager bae floe lot ot fruit,
consisting of fall sod winter apples,
wbiob be flVs for sale at one cent per
pound. De will also aocett ia eirbange
or same poets, wood or wbeat, delivered
at bis place foor tnilee abnve Hoppoer
Tbose desiring fruit should confer witb
bim. If.
Csssws Male Wndlag
Ov Iset Roads?, at 5 o'clock, p. m., at
the reeideeee of Jae. Jones, wear Oepp
er, Miee May Hale wee Joloed ia boly
wedlock t-i Mr. flenry Ceaeoa, both of
Hsppoer. Tbe eeramooy wis lapreee
ively Derforaord by Rev. 0. R Howard,
of tbe Booth L E. church, of Ibie place,
ia Ibe bsaoiliul words of tbe marriage
ritual
Tbe bide looked lovely ia pretty
wbile eirors g own, trimmed in peaIs
and Isre. Tbe groom wee aeaif el tired
ia a black salt Tble event occurred ia
tbe praetece el a aombsf of rlalive
and a fe friends of Ibe eonlrarMef
pari We.
Tbe a ret wee rwlabralej by e graad
wedding e poer, given by Mrs. Je. Jooee
la boeor of tbe yoasg eoqpl, to shkk
all did amp'e JaaUea. VI re. Jooee' re
paUttoe ee a spUndid" sank Is proverb J
aad M ell J a has to bar, she fairly eet
did beraoVea Ibieoeeesloa.fnr tbeleblee
fairly groeaed withUnpltog vUeJa.
Tbe preeMle were a a me aa. aad alt
fcesaUfalaa woliee aeefel.
Mr. end M re. Ct.aa will Make tawir
Mare bnese ta Mrew onwety, end
wita tbeta go the etar-or wioa ibei their
1 1 tee af be ervfllabla, essfal aed
r-eppy.
fall weetbe baa ft
tl'fcoev fle bave ae
at
lat. tlel
pielnte te
seeks oa Ibe weal Kef ae far.
Now Ie IU tine U rt Ibe vTs-Hy
rWAiU. Ibe graat-at aeoopeper I
the Meat, W it9 tka (. b"e etriet-
ly ra adeaiM.owe e, !e if
xwMeettnoi f aoptre eaa M ade
to Uo . w.4-Uo will ie e
pevojtsai aa at !l'tea )naraat.Ue b
fwt iteetof, aa ectHe'eJ pet".
(' ta ew oM onWrths. e
ftathttt' lamination.
Notu a t wtetet twt r -
It iim 4 iMltf M
n
t I . t, i
as s s4
.4 . mlmr In
JtetrT
aawt '. b.
v
Here and There.
Charley Barnett is up from Lexington
lodiy. ,
Tbe Heppner Transfer Co.,
baa wood
37-tt .
for sale.
Mr. Maxwell. Sr., of Dry Fork, was in
town Friday,
San Clark and family
are over from
Uamaa prairie.
Andrew Neal was over
from
Lione
Book Saturday.
Fred Allison ia baok to Heppner
after
a two years absence.
N.R. MoVay and wife were in from
Dry Fork Saturday.
Saturday as "dig day" was universal
ly observed ia Heppner,
Robert Bayers, of Douglas, was in
town tbe first of tbe week.
Leo M ft Meson is iu from a summei's
rustling in tbe mouotaius.
Bom Near Lods Rock, Oct., 7ih to
the wife of Andrew Neal, a girl,
' There ia considerable excitement on
the street today over tbe election.
Drink the celebrated J. H. Cutter
whiskey. On tap at Chris Borobers'.
Born To tbe wife of Jay W. Shlolev.
or mis piaoe, on oataraay, Oct. Hi, a
girl.
W. H. Smith, representing H. E.
BuoKiin & uo,, is in town todny repre
senting bis Brin g famous remedies.
Stnov Roberts and son were io from
Eight Mile last Monday. The boy has
been ill for quite a wbile but ia ooDvaleeo
iog. ,
Eagle: Dr. Lannerberg, the oooulist,
came over from Canyon City Saturday,
taking bis departure tor Heppner Tues
day. John Campbell, wbo shot and killed
Ike Swearegin over near Priueville, has
beeu sentenced to the penitentiary for
life.
Fall weather brings cool weather, cool
weather calls for wiuter olotbing. See
E. W. Rhea's line ot goods. Ad in this
issue. sl8-lm.
A dance wi'l In givn at the opera
honse on the fi st au.l third Friday
evenings of uaou iu iuiU, tor an indefi
nite period. , tf.
Frank Sloan, Jubn Barker and Henry
Thompson came iu from Butter creek
yesterday and will remain oyer till after
the eleotion. . - '
M. Licntentbal is the old standby of
the iieppner people and keepa only tbe
best grades of boots and shoes. See his
ad iu aootber column. a.
" Tbe locks at Cascades will be opened
on next' ruursdav with appropriate cer
emonies. That evening a grand ball will
be given at The Dulles.
Al Murphy, a relative of tbe Adams
Bros., of Uardman, is now in Helena,
Montana, and doing exoelleotly. Al
was formerly in Heppner.
Good advice ; Never leave home on a
journey without a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colin, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For Bale by Coneer and Biock.
Gid Hatt and Oharley Jonee are as
sociated together down at Charley's
old plaoe iu tba toosorial business.
Call on tbem and get your whiskers
pushed Iu. y
Eagle: P. P Kiltoore returned early
last week fr m Po land, where be at
tended tbe Knlgh a of Pythias grand
lodge aa a elege from Uermion lodge
of mis oi v. Th Eagle man, also a dole
gate to ba te gathering, returned
Friday l at.
The coyote bunt last Sunday waa not
suooeseful, dry weather preventing tbe
doga from following the scent. Messrs.
Ben Mathews, Willard Herren, Wileun
Urick, Art Minor, Geo Darker, Morris
Bull and Mike Roberta participated in
the sport, all having a good time.
Tbe eleotion todsy ie paesiog off
quietly, though both sides are fearfally
in earaeet. A little difficulty between
John Kinsmen end Pat Kilkenny, tbia
moraiog was stopped before any damage
wee doue. There are more McKioley meo
out than waa anticipated and it looka
like they would win Morrow county.
A Snoday racket dnwo In tho Arcade
saloon coat Lea Malleaoa Uu Freocb,
Frank Elder end Mao Smith the rego
latmo prioe for eaob fun. A little dif
ficulty waa started dowo io tbe same re
sort early M ondey morning but it was
squelcbod before it emounted to any
thing. Tie a fact that tall fights are
oomuieooiog early.
J. 0. Hart, tbe O. R, A N. ageol al
tbie place, will sell apeoial tiekeie to
Cascade Jjcks aad rstum. Uavieg bsre
Uodueeday eveetng, arnviog at fjoeoade
feks Tboreday morales; leeviog Ibere
Tboraday eveamg. arriving bore Frtdey
juraing rare 93 for tla roeed trip,
Tble eicuraioa ie graaied In booor ot the
opening of tbe Caaceie Locks.
Tbroogb traioa oa tbe Q.R AN, will
rea via. Umatilla, Welle WaJla aad
Peodlotoa. Tbroogb aleopere, first aed
eeonud elaae, will roe ia oooaeoUoa witb
tba fjalwn Farina, tbe seme ae hereto
fore. A tbrnogh flral-oieee sloe par port
land to Ppokaoe, ooeeediog witb tbe
first elaea eleepaw to tH. Peal, aad a
through trrarlei eleepev Pertleed to Hi.
i'aal, will rea la aueeeottoa with the
Ureal Nortbera railway. tf
If. L Keyte, formerly of Ueppatr, Ibe
well keowa E retell pnoter, heeeoeeeed-
ed taergaeMiag a eompaay to develop
M of bte talaable ealotug dtoeovort
la Ibe Hniiageeasiab disirtct, near Hilvor
tow. Tbe w entBbeey will he keowa
ee tbe till Mining. Ottmpeey.aod tbe
let' poraurs aaaae4 la the ertirhe Bl4
with It. eedliot are J. W. Bwbly. IL L.
Ke)te aed (X (). Ihrwhef . e4 Ids Sap
Hal etouJ ie piaci at ijwu,uin.
It a way f e t era
LWeee ie to eaUUtob UeJtb. Pore,
rich bUi Bae good baelta. Hood's
fWeepeetile ie tbe one tree Woui pond
er, it toeee ap tbe ! eyelets, glveo
eptlie aed trh end aeaeoa week
eoee. torweeeeee eei peia to diepaear.
No olla Baodteiae bae eaeb a reroed (f
oadotfel eorwe ee U'o4 s tWeeparille.
t1mre PlUe are the bawl at-t 4n
fill ; at d.geetisM, prvvaet eeatlp-
tme. i
Jake Tewee4 s tMaxh
t.ely Hied ay eeoreieg al the aoeieef
Mr an I Mre. waa. Teaaa ee this
eity, eerr4 tbe d's'h f J;ba Te
eo J. H t.a-1 be etitef f r a tuag
lime bavieg bmi ia very
ba d'a'b wee ex4 aMty aesae4.
TkO !( were ttt'4 M lt if
e.tfy Tee.iay e'teea a Nee
trWote e4 I !- gaike4 to lay
IVwr lH eie
Tbe Ca as tfntn4 tbat tie f eef.
al ! te pau4 Ihio oils ta Ibe
a leee e ibe en! af aeeWf
frew Ralc fg'e.
DR. LANNEKBERQ'8 SUCCESS.
Cross Eye ui be Straight With Proper
Glasses Sosse Ttstiaoelala.
Dr. J. C. Lannerberg, tbe eye special
ist, is at ill in Heppner and tboee who
derire to bave their evee examined and
fitted ebould not fail to call on him al
tbe City Hotel - He baa tbe endorse
ment of physicians all over the oontry.
Tbe following endorsements are given
to tbe public that they may see how tbe
doctor is appreciated :
Dr. Lannerberg, the ocoulist, will stay
at the Altnrae Hotel another day or so.
Wbile here be has treated many persons,
all of whom are satisfied witb bim and
his prices. Dr. Lannerberg ib not a
peJ IInr tf spfotacles, like most bo called
ocuulists. He is a graduate ot one ot
the foremost colleges of oplbalmatology,
and the better be is known tbe greater
is the cotfidecoe reposed iu bim. .
Wood River Times, Idaho.
Dr. Lannerberg, tbe eye specialist, now
tusking temporary headquarters at tbe
Paoiflc Hotel, is Baid to be performing
some very difficult operations, The
Berald ia not in tbe habit ot lauding
traveling doctors, but from all we can
learn we are warranted in recommending
Dr. Lannerberg as not only an eminent,
but a trustworthy eye specialist. Pooa
tello (Idaho) Herald.
There are many good worda spoken of
Dr. J. C. Lannerberg, the eye specialist.
It should be remembered that the dootor
ia experienced in his line and has earned
for himself a wide reputation in his pro
fession, the practice of wbioh can only
be safely entrusted to thoe who bave
been tried. Tbia opportunity afford ed,
to our people to have their eyes examin
ed and fitted with glasses shonid not be
overlooked. Qood eyesight ia a fortune
in itself. The dootor makes no charges
tor examinations. If be cannot help you
be will tell yon so. He is al present at
the Florence Hotel, where be will be
(pleased to meet alt in quest ot hie ser
vices. Missoula (Mont.) Missonlian. .
A SrJCOXSBFDL SPECIALIST.
DrvJ. C. Lannerberg, the eye special
ist, wbo is at tbe Grand Hotel tbia week,
ia giving entire satisfaction to all patients,
ho number the very beet residents in
tbe city. He thoroughly understands
bis profession, nod those requiring treat
ment need bave no hesitancy in consult
ing bim. He has decided to looate per
manently In Butte, but will visit Billings
annually ; on this oooasion will remain
notil Tuesday morning. As this is tbe
last opportunity you may bave before
bis next, visit, all peraons having any
affliction of tbe eye abould take immed
iate advantage of it Billinga (Mont.)
Daily GB4tte.
Dr. Lannerberg, tbe oooulist, is not
en entire stranger to some of our citiiens,
having auoof aafully treated tbem before.
Tbese people fully endorse bim as be
ing master ot bis profession. Since com
iog here be successfully attended many
of onr leading residents who Join in tes
tifying to his merit. Tboeo having
trouble with their eves in any manner
should not delay eeeiog him at the City
botel.
HOW TO PBGVCNf CMUlP
foaie tUedlag That Will Prove Iatereatiag te
Yoaag Mot her-How to tiaarg Ataiast
the Disease.
Croup ia a terror to young motbets
and to poet tbem concerning Ibe reoee,
firs I symptoms and treatment ia tbe ob
J tot of tble item. Tbe origia'ot croup Is
e common oold. Children wbo are sub
ject to it take oold very easily erd croop
ia almost euro to follow. The first
symptom ia boereeoeea; tbie is eooe fol
lowed by a peoolier rough cough, wbioh
hiob Ie eeeily reoognited and will
oevor be forgot lea by ono wbo
baa heard it Tbe time to act
ia when tbe child firet becomes bo arse
If Cbamberlaio'e Oongb lUmedy ie free
ly give all tendency to eroopy oongb
baa developed it will prevent tbe atlaek.
There ia an danger la giving tbia remedy
for it e on t aloe aotbiog loiarloue, For
aale by Coneer k Brook.
Daeae ea Tsaskagivlec.
Wettaoberger A leg rehem will give
naau,aofsde ball at the opera boaeeoa
November 3ft, 13 -TeetkaHv leg even
ing. Tba beet of meeio a ill be given
od a good lima gaaraateed. Tirlsta
1100 for geetlemea, aad 60 ces te for
ladies wlthoot saaaquM. Lad.se sneak
ed, free. Mailable pntee wit be swarded
woe ami be oa ibtbtUoa el u. K
VVerraa's at an early dele. Those wbo
are Beaked moat leave tbair reepeetivs
earns and characters repeeeeetad witb
tbe daofhevpsr. Tble rale will be rbrtd
ly enforced. tf.
',H ia rare ell Bate ! "
Bitapiy apply "ftsayse's OUtmset."
Ko taterasi nedleiae repaired. Cerse
Utu. eesawe, tub, stl arsptioeo aa lae
fsaa, beads, ana, ii, laavtag Ibe at la
elsar, white ead bssltbf. las great best
ial ee4 ear stive powsre are piisaass
by ski oW reraedv. ak year drag -gtet
for Hes tee's Oiatseset.
" MAKING MAIUPINS."
TS tr laasraMse-4s
It) a M-aaaey.
far sir. a is lb bro (Items
trV, lh nr'-ah end Frt,-) rostewlM
thm tnaanfsrtnre af hairanaa. aM M la
only Hfeia the last M years 11 at h
gonl bae t pvtttr4 ta oHr
reaolraretosnvetuaf. T lra'ttir.ry
ya4 la .f e tr!(s' M etrirai eir.
er'er. a U fine el tbb tbe pMsre
m4 tor I K thearv at aii't kkxI
taj l .'-f r. btb eaa elv pt
tnr4 by atiimeite tpa-!) rs, Tir
I ed ff.str f-r twr Sfid
ful f ia Is'ge eia. U'h see p's'M
le a t itp t4 rari to im na
ebie while U ir g ait f fl's
rra.l,,rt rl. trtJ. es I. l y a J-lc
rai sn4 ;sim.uwc t ia. aUatj
ra Ik J.i rs i f t l.ilj ,
M l tf a m i;e tko.fr eey
T .?.,.,. l t smttttt k
trvp tpf ,,w J awl rl,(L
Tbe t,.tt H rf He , t M )) h
eeasrwl r. . ( A- e t t g W
iea la e iMti M Vtg la
a ! I b e ist i ssMt eMs.
aet s4 refiI at' ia ei 't
ta tU f ft r n ' I'e'r tKrb
4 Vum tt.a.-! i.s-4 e n.tt yi W
Tbetjitt cSaidtsae-lo.
fetfetUi sad rax-'a..
Thirteen Ytra a a slave.
Atveo tores of aa lealiaa Frtoat la the
Boadaaw
Father Paolo Roaeigtioli, who, after
a long eence of almost incredible ad
ventures and 13 yeara' slavery in the
Soudan, succeeded in miraculously es
caping from the 'hands of the caliph,
has been received by the pope before
returning to Africa, to the scene of his
former painful sufferings. He ia a
broad, strong, well-built man, tanned
a deep brown by the African, sun, and
wears a full beard, which ia rapidly
turning white from the sufferings he
has gone through.
Father Rossignoli wae a, priest of tbe
Austrian mission of El Obeid, in the
Kordofan, and went through the hor
rors of . the four and a half months'
siege until January, 1883, when he was
taken prisoner. It would be impossible
to describe all he suffered for 13 long
years, until assisted to escape by the
Englishman, Maj. Wingate Bey and
Mgr. Sogaro, archbishop of the Sou
dan. "So you are really returning to Af
rica?" I said to him the day before he
left
"Oh, yes, and I go back with pleas
ure, as Africa is to me now a second
fatherland. I feel that my work is
there; and, besides, think of all the
prisoners, less fortunate than myself,
whom 1 left behind and whom I must
do my utmost to deliver."
"Are there still many?" ,
"About 50, including five Italians."
"Are there no Englishmen ?"
"No; all of them died long ago.
Amonk those atill alive are 12 Syrians,
ten Jewa from Smyrna, some Greek
and Swiss, a few Germans and one Aus
trian, a certain Niefelit, who ia the
iSost learned and intelligent person
uow in the hands of the Soudanese. He
was a banker at Assouan and three or
four yeara after the fall of Khartoum
he led an expedition to the' center of
the Soudan, his purpose being to help
the Kabbablah tribe on the other side
of the Dongola against the mahdi.
The latter, informed in time of hla
plans, surprised the expedition, de
feated it completely, the men being
eiostly killed or taken prisoners,
among the latter the leader Niefelit,
who waa condemned to death. The
rope had already passed around his
neck to hang him, when he w as asked :
"How do you die? As a Christian or a
Mussulman?" Niefelit answered
quickly: 'I die a Mussulman.'
"So his life was saved, butj he was
left for years in chains until he gave
proof of hie ability and he waa then
used by the caliph to manufacture
saltpeter aad gunpowder. He also en
deavored to make dice for coins and
deaigned a beautiful tomb for the
mahdi, which the caliph, however, did
not approve of, considering it too
European and fearing that if executed
Niefelit would acquire a certain im
portance In the eyes of the Soudanese."
Paasing to the situation in the Sou
dan, Father Rossignoli said that ac
cording to the latest news received by
mm it is most unhappy, because of the
fearful misery, dreadful anarchy and
widespread corruption. "It is some
thing heartrending!" exclaimed the
missionary. "It seema really that the
hand of (od is striking and extermin
ating that people, on whom lie so many
aina. r.ngland could now easllv recon
-uer the Soudan, especially as a large
portion of the inhabitants there would
favor it to eecape the tyranny of the
calipb.
J here Is, in fact, a party strong
enough which wishes the Intervention
wi Egypt inns, English or Italians, or
any etnwtrer. In fart, to end the hor
rors of which tbey are the victim and
witnesses. This party is becoming so
important that the ralinh nme time
ego had all the so-called coftre tiouw
demolished In whirl) they were accna-
tcuwd to meet and threatened them
with a general massacre. However, it
is my opinion that Frgtand will not
teronquer the Soiidtin until her orcu
pation of rVypt is permanent and
until she needs no pretext to justify
her presence on the Xllr. After the rc
rent ilefrata on the I to I ara sitle the
Kouilaneve have a holy terror of the
Italians also, snd their m't trrrilde
curae la; ".May nu !e alrurk by an
Italian tiall.' I'stl Mall flawtte,
t aw Is ISa swimI eisry.
ft nam! to lie he favorll ninuemi lit
of collrgw lm) e to bad botaen of rows
tip to tbe second story of builditsga In
rdcr that the college author)! rolglit
Iise tbe aaisafsrtion of tsk'rg the n
imaU dam a strain by tnewns of derrick
It ia very seldom that tme of the pKrr
creature veniores to hse Uie aorcnt
Itswlf. hut such itiatsoceai ocfseinttaltv
kfl.-n. One Is reporiMl from Miy
ISruoh, Conn, where a farmer uils-d
otte of bis rows, end aa hi family had
tnne to call on a aeigviVVar, be InrkeH tp
(He boua and went out to bunt for the
missing animal, lis tramr-d lolo HW
and aearr bef every plane he thought It
powaiM I lst tne row might heve
strayed to, Imt without sorer a. S hen
be rtsrttt brime kb stulir) waa at
tracted by a peculiar aoise In the boose
and barrVd Insi.te, and tbcre waa tbe
erw la a fiami nm tlx- aeonml fle. Tlie
aainieJ hs4 rllmlwil the eialra after
waederieaT ra the ofsa dnnr. It awk
(be faear three bmire to gwt Ibe low
ifws.ia ra serala, Tmy Tttawe,
sw ue WMlhswt Ate,
Tbe rnsssin snail, altbougb It I
Itisgs, besrt sad geeera! rirsaiatkva.
Iief ia evrry reapxrt ea air brveUtleg
aaisssl, esa yet lite for aa laoVtalu
prWsd wliboet labsllef aa ausa af
sir. Oa the eppruawb of winter tbe
nail retreats lata Me shell, esd ixr
Sbetwslly eloaes the opeaieg or 1st
feomti witli a awcrvtsnsi ( silky Usl
are, wbtrb ta ebactlwUly (mirWn, la
luib air and eW. t!laasal bert
s esatl bersnetirelly aaid la a gtsas
tut. frw wab ell air bad rerfuliy
Us removed, f' fesr year aa4 two
fconllt. sax yet It rtl Ms aoereisl
fnaethMie wltbte I'SS (Mm a brwir
after rrf spMM1 Io a teirfwrsiwre
etf Hegrese - ( IS'lSSaU lrilfl
a)lir m a re1wwem.
law rsw.r gimmi -lulls' srw si
IriiiuU I it n l.W if f jtf t ( ao.j.
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SUMMONS.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE
X 0
of Orceon for Morrow l onntv.
A. 8. Bennett and F. P. Mays, Plaintiffs,
vs.
Charles Ktmaey and Clara Kimsay, his
wife, A. J. Klmsey and Kimsey,
his wife, Wm. Klmsey 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 Hall '
and Mary Hall, his wife, Wm. Ferrell
and Eva Ferrell, his wife, Thomas
Klmsey and Nellie J. Croft.
Defendants.
To Charles Klmsey and Clara Kimsey, hla
wife, A. J. Kimsey and Kimsey, his wife,
William Klmsey and N. Klmsev, his wife, Rich
ard Hall and Minnie Hall, his wife, William
Ferrell and Eva Ferrell, his wife, Thomas Kim-
:y ana neuie J. uroit, oi above defendant.
In the name of the State of Oreson. vou and
each of you will take notice that the above
plaintiffs, A. 8. Bennett and F. P. Maya, have
commenced a suit against the above defend
ants In the above court to foreclose a mortgage
liven them bv the above dnfnnrlants unnn thn
easthalf of the northwest quarter, the south
west quarter oi tne northeast quarter and
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter ot
section 18 townshiD 1 south ratine 25 East In
said county. That the relief demanded in the
complaint in said suit is for a decree that plain.
tirls' 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 morteaire and the
attorney's fees set forth therein. That the
court also decree In plaintiffs' favor a recovery
from Charles Klmsey, A. J. Kimsey and Wil
liam Klmsey of seven hundred dollars ($700.00)
and Interest thereon at ten per cent per annum
from September 1 1, 1H89. and seventv-flve dol
lars (175.00) attorney's fees, besides costs and
disbursement ol suit. And further decree
that all the other defendants be foreclosed of
all right, claim or equity of redemption In and
io sain lanos, or any part thereof, ana that
plaintiffs have such other and further relief as
equitable.
i his summons la served nnon von bv nubll-
cation by order of Hon. Stephen A. Lowell,
Indue of the above court, made by him at
Chambers on the '22nd day of September, 1HIM,
and each of th defendant above named are
requlrea to answer said comulaint on or before
the first day of the next term of the above
court, to-wlt: the first Monday of March, lH'.n,
or the plaintiffs will apply to said court for the
reuei aemanaeuin saia complaint.
CAREY A MAYS,
7-91.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
SHERIFFS SALE.
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
and bv virtue of an execution issued out
of th circuit court of the Htate of Oregon, for
County of Morrow, and to ma directed and de
livered, upon a Judgment rendered and entered
In said court on the Uth day of fe-ptemher, HM,
In favor of The Northern Coiintiva Investment
Trust, Limited, a corporation, plaintiff, and
against Cerrlla Taylor, n. 8. King, N. H. McHee
aim i. .. i nompson, npiemiant. lor the sum of
Pcven Hundred and Reventy Three and lVlin
Dollars with Interest thereon from the 1st day
of June, laud, at the rale of eight per cent per
annum, and the further sum ol Thirty Dollars
coats, and arc ruin costs; which jmlKinetit was
enrolled and docketed In the dork's otNi-e of
said court In aald county on the pith day of
lemlier, 1MW: and, whereas, bv ssld Imlr-
ment It was ordered and adjiiclgnl that the
following rii-srrltwd mnrtiragivl prnrty, to-wlt:
Ih Mouth half ol the Sorllmaat iiarlor. and
Northeaatiiuarter ot Northnut uuartcr (eirvnt
Un arrva In a sonsr form In the nonhrast
corner thereof) and Honthessl iinarur of North
west quarter ol Hectlon Ten (101 III Townaliln
One (1) North of Knnife Twenty five (Z.,) Kt
V). m be solil Ui Satlslv said ludmneiit. nu
and wrriilng orals. I will, on
Saturday, Slat dav ol October. Iflea.
al I iiilin k I. M ol said day, al the (rout cl.xir
Hi iniii rl honixlii Heiinner. Morrow Couilr.
(innon, sell the right, titles and Interest ol aald
dele, 1,1, nl t'arclla T.ylur. H a. Kins. N. H.
Mi llee and J. C Ihoniiwon In and tn Ilia
stHivedew rllinl pmperty at Public Auction to
the hlahawt and leat hllder for rash In hand,
the proceeds Ut h antilled to the sellatsi lion
of said eierullon, and aH out and coat that
Biayaerrue. K. U mATUM'K,
unenrroi Morrow I ounljr, Oreon.
Dated this ind day ol IH 1M, iau as.
Motlce of Intention.
I ANDOrrifE AT THE DAM.... OHEftOM-
..... ... . . - i.i-
-J lL 21. Iua, Nnllre I here hv alt
inai in following named settler has Bled no,
Ureof his Intention to msk anal hiool In sun-
port ol his claim, and that aald proof will be
marie beliire J. w. Morrow, rniinlt eteik. at
llrl.plier, Oregon, nn llereitilter SCh. IMS, via:
Jl I I I H kKITHI.V
II I K. Ko. ni, (or the hr i HH Nsta
II name the following wltn.saes to lirov
Bl roffllinuoil real.lalirM utM.ll and eulli.allnn
of. aaio laii'i, vis:
William P. Pulton, hsrle p. Mallory, A. A
Wren, i. A, res, all of llei.i.nef orr.on
JAIL P MiMlftP.
rt Kel.ll.
Notice of Intention.
sUsa Orru a at La lisism, naaaow.
at,ftitf sa. fwat
Nc
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lollowiag naowl saHllet ba SIM sxrflre ol
huHnUntlo in Mk final f.rn.4 la rl a(
nw riaim. am inai Mil pf will M Sna.ta ha
fnt thl Mltilr t UlS oi WofrnW o . Ilreciifl.
at ll.ppoev. Ir" oa Howmiei th, Iswa. IU;
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N aamae lit i., How In wllneaw In an
kMeotiilnwaa ne4,nrs upwa nd rullli alios
el, sal4 land, vis
Urn W ImIvv M.I Itntha. Johnnf Jtetlll.
l.mm Svlti, ail al M i "ef r
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NOTICK OF FINAL SKTTLKUKNT.
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ENUINC
DURHAI
Tow will flmd as eowpoaa
Inside each two sasss bag,
and two coupons Inside each
fowr ounce ttatg of Black
well's Durham. Buy a bats;
of this celebrated tobacco
and read the coupon which
gives a list of valuable pres
ents aund how to get them.
Gilliam & Bisbee
We are not small meD, lbs. We are small men, s.
we are nol me Largest piercWs in worm !
But when the people of all the surrounding country are In need of
Hardware, Tinware, Crockeryware, Glassware, Wood and Willowware, Nails, Iron, Barbwlre,
Cumberland Coal, Oass and Water Pipe, Pipe Klttlnga, Stoves and Ranges, Wagons,
Hacka, Buggies, Wagon Material, Hardwood, Axes, Hammers, Saws, oledgcs,
Wedges, Guns, Pistols, Cartridges and Ammunition, Mason Jars, Gran
iteware, Plows, Harrows, Rakes. Mowers, Tuba. Wash Boillers
and Boards, Sheet Iron, Zinc, etc., etc.,
Should call and Examineour GoodB and Get Prices.
We have Good Gooda at Faib Prices, and Cheap fohn Goods at Chcp John Pricca.
MA.IN STREET - IIEPPNER, OREGON
IL3 to He
BMiiBnWaaTaaaaSaaBnwlaalwjlaVBaVaBaaBaaaa
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
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 ThJE PLACE.
Old Stand, Main Street, near Bob Krlck's.
THE PALACE
J. C. BOROI-TJSItS, Pitp.
S ' " aaaaawawW)aeaawas
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. him by calling on
E. W. RHEA k CO.,
Awccsssara fa
Wba will pretss fot for a vaJltat d.feass afalast IU (atsi.sof
IbsFmst ramllp. Barb a Has of aleUr lolbla yosi aavef saw
twfars, aa4 al ariras 'wst dowo. Tisne ara pretty loafs tal tn saa
mf abn ta f si Wraaiaa, asa'l yoa 7
Call on E. W. RHEA & CO., at tbe
First Natl BoqK Conner.
E.VV. nilEAiCO.,
1 N' "lnT' Proprietors.
IIISmaXJSK, OKICOOX.
Tiik Lancashire Insuranu: Co.
MArtl'llltatTUM, ICrWtll.ArW l
fimrji; it. :. . t i.i M. si..
SEE?
Hii
made against it. This
HOTEL BAR,
Noaat t hia.
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