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United States Officials.
President... William McKinley
V ee-Preeldent Garret A. Hobart
Secretary of State John Sherman
oeorniaryof Treasury Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of Interior Cornelias N. Bliss
Secretary of War Uuseell A. Alger
Secretary of Navy John D. Long
Postmaster-General James k. Gary
Attorney-General Joseph McKenna
Secretary f Agriculture James Wilson
State of Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Secretary of State H. K. Kincald
Treasurer Phil. Hetschan
Bnpt. Public Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
u 1 G. W. McBride
id. W.
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Congressmen
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" I W. K.
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EUis
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( K. H. Hean.
Suureine Judaea F. A. Moore.
wolverton
Sixth Judicial District.
Circuit Judge Btephen A. Lowell
Prosecuting Attorney H. J. Bean
Borrow County Officials.
Joint Senator... ... A, W. Oowan
Representative. J. N, Brown
County Judge A. G. Bartholomew
" Commissioners,.... I.U.Howard
J. W. Beckett.
" Clerk J.W.Morrow
" Sheriff E. L. Matlock
Treasurer.. Frank Gilliam
Assessor A. G, Petteys
" Surveyor.. J. W. Hornor
School Bup't Jay W. Shipley
' Coroner.. B. F. Vauglian
iipnn towi omons. .
Mayor Thos. Morgan
Ummnilmen Geo. Conser, Frank
Gilliam. Arthur Minor, E, J. Blooum, il.
Uchtenthal and J. li. Simons.
H icorder W. A, RlrhBrditon
T.-eaaurer L. W. Hriggs
Marshal ....A. A. Roberts
Preoinet ODeers. .
Justioe of the Peaoe W. K. HichantUon
Constable. ..N. B. Wbetatone
United States Land Officers,
ni dau.es, on,
J. F. Moors Hegistev
A. B. Biggs Beoaver
u obakdb, on.
B. F, Wilson Register
J. H. Bobbin.; Receiver
UCSXT OCXJOTUSsa.
RAWLINS POST.NO.IL
G.A.B.
'u at Lexington, Or, the last Saturday of
ach month. Ail veterans are Invited to Join,
G. W. Smith, C. G. FoyUA.
Adjutant. tf Commander.
Dr. P. B. McSwords,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.1
Offloe in tbe City Drag Store, near
City Hotel. tf
D. J. McFaul, M. D.
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Offloe boars, 8 to 10 n. m., nod IS to
2 p. m., nt residence, Mre. U. Wr lob's
property, nod 10 to 12, to , to 2 to 5
p. m., si oflloe In the rssr of Burg's
jewelry store.
national Baoj; ei-ftpr.
Wl. FINLAND. BO. R. B18U0P.
wliMl Cashier.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKLN6 BUSINESS
COLLECTIONS
MaJ oa Fevorabls Terma.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT 4' SOLI)
BEPPNER. tf OREOON
First National Bank
or HEprNER
C. A. Rhea,
T. A. Rhka,
CKO. W. CONIC"..
S. W. SFKNCCft,
President
Vlee PreeleleM
- Cannier
Ase't Caehler
Trisarfj t Gentril Busking Boms.
EXCHANGE
i ail sart 4 Ike world-
Bought and Sold.
ColterUon made oa all solot en
retainable Terma
aratite ami nadlrMed FrU, Ml.O()0 OO.
Xbe OsioKe dos pot qeii the
boseel; ot eny pereo, bot it ie foot
MllaJ to Ieeis4 apo Ibe aeea-'ia eJvsoee
plea of sober1(Hke, btuf Ibe snb
artber be Oa-osllue Vaa4rtbUI or Ibe
snea aba enr ble bread by boael 1011.
We eao not nm tbe pper ay KHer
plea. '
Wbnt la Hup CroU? W ra
aartb. tew a4. eUeabera.
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ccht wrnvi v " t i-ttt i n - i i ;
ocm i w cem i vjaci in. i, 1 11,111 11 1 11,11 111 nj
HENDLEY
mw
Pendleton, Oregon.
WOOL COMMISSION
Reasonable Advances
Made on Clips of '97
WOOL SOLD
At Heppner, Echo. Pendleton, Baker
j vuy, .uigin nna unntinston.;
IF YOU ARE,
DO NOT FORGET
Three kportant " Points.
FIRST Go via. St Panl h-
cause the liDes to that point will
afford j on the very best service.
SECOND See that the eminon
beyond St. Paul rends via. the
VVisCODBin Central hannnaa ttiaf
line makes close connections with
all the trans-continental lines en
tering the Union DeDot there, and
its service is first-class in every
particular.
THIRD For information, call
on your neighbor and friend the
nearest ticket agent and ask for a
ticket reading via. the Wisconsin
central lines, or address
Ja. C. Pond,
or Geo. 8. Batty,
General A (tent, 1
246 Stark St.,
Portland Or.
uen. fas. Azt.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
STOCK BRANDS.
While yon aeep yonr snbsoripUon paid np ten
eaa keep vonr brand in free of charge.
Borar. P. O.. Hannnar. Or. RnraAa P n !
bonlder; oattle, same on left hip.
Cook. A. J..Lena,Or. Horsea. BOon rihthml
der; Cattle, same on right hip: ear mark square
orop on! left and split in right.
Doiurlae. W. M - Oallowav. Or. rVttla R T
right iide.ewailow-fork in saoh ear; horses, B I)
on left hip.
Ely. Bro Dnoclas. Or. Borne hraniliwl V.T.V
on left shoulder, oattle same on lefthip. hole
iu riau ear.
Floreno. L. A.. HeDDner. Or Cetfle l.w
right hipi horses. F with bar nndar on ri.M
shoulder.
Jones. Harnr. HeDriner. Or. flrmM Wil
li J on the left shmililer: nettle hmirfut J nn
right hip, also nnderbit in left ear. Range in
Morrow eonntj. .
Jobnaon. Felix. Lena. Or. Hnrsee. nlmUT ,
left atifle: oattle. earn on riirht hin. nariar hll
orop in rit and olit In left ear
Ken nr. Hike. Hennner. Or. Hniaea hnljut
KNY on lefthlD oattle am and nrun nff 1
ear; under dope on the right ,
Iwthev. 1. W. HlnraiM t Yr U.. U...4-J
Laud A on left shonlder; nettle same on left
hip, wattle over right ere, three slits in right
sar. ,
Minor. Oaoar. nennner Or. ttl M n
right hip; horse, U on left shonlder.
Morgan. H. N.. Rennnw. Or IThmo M
on left ehonldei oattle earns on left hip.
On horn. J. W.. Donslaa. Or.! hnreea C) mi lf
honider; eattl same on right hip.
Parker a. Oleaaon. Hardman Or. Rm 1 P
left shoulder.
Ploer. J. R.. Lexington. Or. Hnnee. JK nrm.
neoted onlaft ebooideri oattle, easae on lef hip,
nnder bit in eaob ear.
Keotor. J. W Heppner, Or. Horses, JO M
left shoulder. Cattle, O on right hip.
SDernr. K. O. HeDDner. Or. Cattle W n mi
left hip, orop of right and nnderbit in left rear,
dewlapt horses W C on left eiumblar.
Thompson, J. A., Heppner. Or . Horee. I on
left ehoulder: oattle. x en left ahnaldev.
Tamer K. W.. Heppner. Or. Small ospital T
left shonlder, nor i oattle same on left hip
vim eym id doio
Wattenbarger, W. J., Omllowav. Or.i horses
quarter oircle JW on right shoulder; eattls
quarter circle JW on right hip and rtghtsida.
rmp and hole In left sar. Bangs in Morrow and
umauua eoanues.
ASSIGN EE'S NOTICE.
rpo AM. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Ko
A tli-e Is beretir siven that I have nn the lat
da of May, w.n, (een appointed a saalgneeof
the estate ol U. W. Swagrart, IneolvenL and
all persona holding claims agsinst seld Insol
vent, or his MUM, are hereby noil fled to pre
sent th same to me at my office In Hanpner,
Morrow county, Oregon, properly verified by
oih sreordtng to law, elihln three months
alter aate oi uiis notice. ID. K. Biaiior,
Asalgnea.
Heppner, Or., May 7, 1W7. Mi-,'4.
J NOTICE OF INTENTION.
I and ornrK at thi dallka, orkoon,
lj June mi. IW7. Notice 1 herrhv Ih thl
the dillow lug named settler ha Bled entire ol
ht lutenllna to make dual proof In stibport of
bis claim, and thai aald proof will he made
bvlnre J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Utruner.
Orvfun, on August Is, U7, vis:
JOHN JOMN0ON,
Hd. r.. No. snoe, for the BWia, Nee. &, To. I .,
He names the fnllowlnf wftneeaee to ntmi
of, aald land, vis:
ni miuinnoti reaioencs UDoo ana euiuvaBoa
f harlea An4raon. of Efarht Mile. Oregon.
Jnba K. Ceterson, frank A. ,nrw1l and An.
drew at. fetterson, all of Unnmmrrf. Oerctin,
JAM, f. MOOKR,
V Register.
Notice of Intuition.
I AND Omrt AT THI tUI.t r. 0RKOON
lj June n. e7. NiMli I herehy given
thai the lollowlng named Miller has tiled it.rilre
of bis Intenlion u make Anal .rl In siipfmrt
of hie claim, and Uiat said pmol will I med
wiotej. w, i.rrtr1i,niy i lets, at llef-pner,
vregtia, on aeguai in, iw,, tii:
AM'KEW M. PITTERHON,
Rd. I! Nn MIS, fw the WV Mec. , Tp. 1 1 ,
.M K. W. M.
He Hemes the fnlloe-lng tllmni s tn prove
sit eonnnitoBS reemeiete upon sua culUtattun
of. Mid laud, vti:
( lierlee Aaderaoa, of f Iftil Mile, Owtos,
..he B rir.. frmnk A 1-an.laU and iobn
iohnaoo, sll uf itnmmtjrttl, rs .
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FRIDAY, JULY 9,
THE ISLE OF CRETE.
Now the Bone of Contention Be
tween Greece and Turkey.
Something About the Cradle of Class
ic Civilisation Ita Paat His
tory and Ita Present
Standing.
In a political view the addition of
Crete to the small kingdom of Greece
would not be very considerable, though
that island is three-fourths as large aa
Connecticut and is capable of support
ing 1,500,000 people, as it may once have
done. It now has perhaps 300,000, or
about one-tenth of the present popula
tion of King George's domain which,
by the late census, Teaohed nearly 3,000,
puO. It is a mountainous land, and ita
highest peak, Ida, is nearly 7,700 feet
high but 400 feet lower than, Par
nassus. In the later period of ancient Greece,
and when first controlled by the Ro
uians, Crete was a epeoies of maritime
Switzerland, furnishing archers and
sailors and other mercenaries to the
powerful sovereigns around it. The
right of insurrection was recognized
there "by law, if the riders were unjust
and usually they were. From mercenary
soldiery to piracy was but one step, and
the Cretans took ,it. They were the
vorst pirates in Pompey's day with
whom the Romans had to deal. Even
earlier, in the time of Polybius, they
had a bad name, for he says: "Crete is
the only country in the world where
money-making, no matter how, passes
for honest and legitimate. If you look
at ,ie individual Cretans, few men are
more knavish. If you examine the gov
ernment, there is none which cherishes
more unjust designs." This Is what
most nations have to hear about them
selves from their enemies; but there
is a singular agreement of opinion con
cerning the Cretans. To lie was to "jJsy
the Cretan."
And yet the cradle of claneic civiliza
tion was in that mountain land; and its
fertility has always been famous.
Aristotle said that no position (in the
narrow Mediterranean world) was ever
more favorable for the establishment
of a great empire; and Plato drew from
Cretan sources his kletU laws, as Lycur
gus was said to have done when he re
formed Bparta, Minos, the mythical
lawgiver, and Daedalus, the mythical
artist, were both Cretans, and Zeus
himself is fabled to have been born upon
Mount Ida, named for the Phrygian
mountain that overlooks Troy, The
worship of several of the Grecian dei
ties came from Crete the Eleuslnlan
Ceres, for Inutance; EpimenUlee wee a
Cretan, and the Delphic Apollo got his
Pythian priests from the same holy isle.
St. Paul established a church in Crete,
and it was for centuries an orthodox
'slund. Venice did what nhe could tej
make It Roman Catholic, ami when the
Turin finally held it, but little over two
centuries ago, they did thejir beet to
make it Mohammedan. The fierce
orthodoxy of the Islondem rclnted It;
and now but a fifth prt of the resi
dents follow the crescent, and most of
those are of Greek descent renegades
for the sake of gain and power.
For the Interests of learning and
urxshaeologicol reeearoh. the control
of Crete by the Greek government
would be all imwrtont.TbeTurk have
latterly allowed excavations tlirre, and
many discoveries have been made; but
he difncultli's of nuch work in a Turk
ish dpendeMiry are always grent.
Twelve yearn arro Halbhrrr and Fnb-
rlcltis discovered the antique Inns of
Gortyna, curved In mnrhlr, and lying
in the rer of a null stream; and for the
pat four years Arthur Onus, the Fjtg-
glish arehni'ologist, tins lieen finding
.vondroti Myrrnrun remans, vthiclt
eeld tntic-h to our thcoretlcnl know ledire
of thst prehistoric -erlod which Pmf.
Manatt, of Jlrown, hna drarrilird no
clearly in his iww work. Hut all this
research would go forward faster If
Kavmlin. and Tsottntns, and the ot'n-r
Irarnrd (in-rks who have done so much
oil the rmilnkind, would extend thn'r
Inquiries over Crete, and open Ha frrns
tirew to the American, the Ilritish, llif
Ge-rtimn, and the French school, nw
so busy d gitif In Girere. Hirmgfli-ld
imam.) lir publican.
( oalela'i .ea t TI.
A aiiarp Yankre went Into Well street
about two y.-ra ego with fl.mx) end
hse since cleared f Soo.Oon. A, this was
something really re-mark able, n will
known broker W a aakr.l the eerrrt of
the Yankee's sniccess. anel K r...i:.,t.
"He U etone deaf, and thrrefeare cannot
liaiern to VieirlhlrM tine."
IMPORTED PUTS.
laeU t gbl la lha awaassa rf Maaiee
ft rent gat Iter.
The report made from Irfiredo to the
treasury department at Vahinrun
make constant rrfrrrnc to one of the
iueret artirles of ltnrl brought inlet
I his country. Three are elriril Mrsican
fliea, whiih nre brought to the t'uttrel
htata in large quantities to b ue-d aa
ffievl for H-t Slhgltig leirela.
Three flies lite in Ibe swemfes !u srl
on nrv'tlirns In Mrlei, vt here I try sre
ratlfbt by men who d'Veilr Ihe r lite
ti the work. Tbe fly raJe-hrm uae
silren nrt, and make latg haul at
etery rest. The tnlii.lul fly IsmlM
moarna. It Is afjiaJI and drhrsle, and
II wbole body tia Ihe aprarshrw rf
having been gUdeel.
The fl ire when al.ve are beanUM rid
harmlraa. There le a duty oa th
Vetlrsn fliea, dotibtlrse to enroure
tie home fly Induatry, but tip to th
preewnl tint th Sneam litiain baa
tii'l lliturib In this country to any
narked eiteid. TJe Imported Die are
imrknl la barrete, aad Utff sell for a
b gb rlce.
reataaers trtt Crevbaea.
Tb Isrgeef orrbard In Great Ilrileln
la at Tottlnr'on, In ifc rotifafy t,t
l.loorr.'rr. t Is soo arra In eUnt,
red In er?i jtnon yield it owner,
tfd Mueller, a profit if ivi.noo. Tbe
tre nre rbirfty st' t end plum.
1897.
REASONS WHY
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Keiuedy is the Best.
1. Beoanse it affords almost instant
relief in oase of pain id tbe stomach.
oolic and cholera morbus.
2. Beoaase it is the only remedy that
never fails in tbe most severe oases of
dysentery and diarrhoea.
3- Beoause it is the only remedy that
will cure obronio diarrhoea.
i. Beoanse it is tbe bnly remedy that
will prevent bilious oolio. ;
5. Beoause it is the only remedy that
will oure epidemioal dysentery.
6. ' Beoanse it is tbe only remedv thnt
can always be depended upon in oases
of oholera infantum.
'. 7. Because it is the moBt prompt and
moel reliable medioine io use for bowel
oomplaints.
8. Because it orodnoea no haA
results. ..........
9. Beoanee it is pleasant 'and' safe to
take.
10. Beoause it has saved tbe lives of
more people than any other medioine in
tbe world.
The 25 and 50c sizes for sale bv CW-
Ber & Brock.
An enthusiastic Frenoh glassmnker ia
building a glass residence, tbe floors,
walls, drapinge, piping, and muoh of
tbe furniture being of glass. The outer
walls will be Ibiok, and where exposed
to tbe gaze of outsiders are to be deeo-
oolored glass. A glass ward Is beina
constructed io the London Temperanoe
hospital. Tbe glass is an opaque white
resembling porcelain with a biuh sheen
and is fixed in rectangular tiles one-
eighth inob tbiok on a cement back
ground and "pointed" aa brioks are
when finished, ao as to afford tbe least
possible bold for the ferocious beast,
tbe microbe, and Io be easily washed
witb a boss.
Don't neglept a cough because tbe
weather ia pleasnnt; before tbe next
storm rolls around it may develop into
a serious difficulty beyond repair. One
Minute Cough Cure ia easy to take and
will do what ita name implies. For sale
by Conser A Brock. e
Joe Eddington, of Mount Vernon,
sold his olip for 10 oents Wednesday.
Although Fendleton has a aoouring mill
and olaima tbe benefit of competing
freight. rates,, the Gazette faeere of no
better prices being paid than al Hepp
ner, Naoseo's obiet discovery in tbe far
North ia Ibat a very deep aea exists
north of tbe Fram Josef group of is
lands, and ita waters are comparatively
warm at a depth of J00 fathome. One
theory is bat tba differeno io tempera
lore ia due to tba golf stream.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, O., saya "One
Minute Cough Cure saved my only obild
from dying by oronp." II baa saved
tboosanda of others suffering from oronp
pnenmonia, bronchitis and other serious
tbrost and long trouble. For aala bv
Conser k Brook.
Dan Morrow' aix-borsa team look tbe
wagon longo out In short order on
Main slreel Wednesday. Teaming U
not all profit.
The crescent waves on Cretan shores,
Ths eroits of t'hrlat goes down ;
Ths Turks srs helped by Christian powers
Who bombard fort and Iowa.
Columbia's eagle hears nar heeds
foot Culm's piercing rryj
Then let ns drown these shsmefut deeds
la "perry's "IJnwood By,"
For sal at Iba Belvedere saloon, E.
(J. Bperry, proprietor. tf
A Bomber of loaded tesma polled out
for Long Creek Wednesday.
Don't tbio yoor blood witb aaaaafraa
or poisoo II with blue-mass; bat aid Na
ture by oaiog Dewitt'a Little Early
niaer. tba fsmoo little pills for con
stipation, billooenea and stomach I rou
bles. Tbey ar purely vegetable. For
eale by Ooneer k Broek. e
Trof. John a McOretb wea aerionsly
Injured al Arlington Taeedav L I nmn.
- r 0 a "
Ingoffof a barn wltn a balooo pere
chote. IJe fell ebon! 45 ft witbont
th paraohot opening. Ha will prob
ably recover.
Tetter, nalt-lliioum and rU-tcnta.
Tbe lntn Itching and smarting. Inci
dent to UieMdlmeajtr, Instantly allayed
by applying CbamlwrUln'a Kya and
8k In Ointment. Many very bad cear
nave rwen permanently rnn-d by It. It
la equally enVirnt for Itcldng plica and
a favorite reuiexly f,,r aeira nltmlea.
chapiK-e) hanela, rhilblalna, frost lltW
ana cbrolih! neir eyes. M Ha. per bol
Dr. fady' f oaditieMi I'ewdVra, ar
Jnat what m horaa hnU when In bsxl
condition. TtiW, blotid pnrlfler and
varmlfnga. Thee ara ant femd but
medicine and tba eit In turn to put a
kvima In prim) onIltlin. l"ria K
eetits per pakaK.
CATARRH
LOCAL DISEASE
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sta Miie !.,. u.
II re k rveva) f ( ( nl
r--1 If wain.. 4 Ot.
.f lertj. ifca ,,,( . Ka.
f Vb ' " 4 ffS
M M axe.
Eli's Cream Balm
Uela4 Mtaaa aanat Owen jf fear
aaank. i4 la Ilea et tlaf f , T .)
emmlaa. Il mt-t aexewa ma aal i.aaare. a,
OWr pf a. -t itUUmeM, leM Helena, prm
Smw II m.i 'm Irotet 4a, netoea ua
lai,ia4M1 P.M.ana Mlm,)iM naff M.I.
I tal avIuIfc,1SrrBSueart,a t
tk
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No kai .
Mi
PQUBEE.
Absolutely Pure
.Sa Til8? ifor ,ta .Rreat lesvening trength
and healthfulnees. ABsnres the food against
alum and all forms of adulteration common to
the ohoap brands. .- . , , .
, - ROYAL BAKINO POWDBB CO., HEW YORK, '
Let us labor for tbe'seourity of free
thought, free speeoh, free press, pure
morale, unfettered religions sentiment
and equal rights and privileges for all
men, irrespective of nationality, color or
religion ; encourage free Bohools; reaolva
that not one dollar aoDroDriated lo ih
shall go to the support of any sectarian
sohool; resolve that neither state nor na
tion shall support any institution save '
tboBe where every ohild mav mi i
oommon school eduoation, unmixed
'tth any Btheistio, paiian or sectarian
tesohiog; leave tbe matter of relioion.
teaching to tbe family altar, anil k'nan
oburob and state forever sepraated.
All the Pennln '
Bhould keep themselves healthy and
especial oare should be given to thi
matter at Ibis time. Health dependa
upon pure, rich blood, for when the
blood is impure and imnoverishail Hi.
eases of various kinds are almost oertain
to result. The ons true blood purifier is
Hood' Sarsaparllla. By ita power to
purify and vitalize the blood il has
proved itself to be the safeguard of
health, and the reoord of remarkahla
oures effected proves Ibat it baa wonder-
rui power. It aotually and permanently
onre when all other preparation fail
to do any good whatever.
A Valuable Preaorlptlon. . ,
Editor Morriaoo of Worthinglon, Ind.,
"Bnn," writes: -Too have a valuable
prescriotion In Flontrin nut.. ,i r
- v.. vols, HUH x
oan obeerfollv renommnml it rn. rv
j - . - .wa, vwual-
pation, Siok Headaobe, and as a general
system tonic it has do equal." Mr.
Annie btehle, 2025 Cottage Grove Ar.,
UblOSBO. Waa all rnn Anmn ee.nlJ i
nor digest food, tad a backache whlob
uvor mis ner ana felt tired and weary.
bot BIX bottles of F.I MAtrie, I I In., m.
ed ber health and renewed her strength.
Prioe 60 oe tile and 1.00. Get a bottle at
uonser a. urook a drug store.
Crop bulletin aara that th a,h..i
oata, barley, and rya orop throughout
17 s . a-
eastern uregoo are now safe and good
orops ar sure. A careful estimal
pleeee the yield al from 80 to 40 buabela
per tor for winter wheat and from an
to 80 bushels for spring wheat.
"Last summer on of onr aranet.
oblldren was sick witb a severe bowel
trouble," says Mrs. E. 0. Oregory, of
Frederiokstown, Mo. "Our doctor'
remedy bad failed, tbeo we tried Cham
berlain's Oollo, Cholera und Diarrhoea
Hemedy, whlob gave very speody relief."
For sale by Cooaer k Brook.
Threshing outilta ar being fitted np
tbroagboot Ih ooanty and ao active
eampafga of reaping tba golden art iota
will soon be tba order of tbe day,
Oeo. Armstrong-, who Is now roooiog
the popular aaloon on tba Matlook oor
ner, baa pnl lo Ihe Hop Ool.l draught
beer. Milwaukee and Hop Gold bottle
beer, fine liqtiore and cigars always on
band. John Durham, assistant mixolo
gist. Call on tba boy and get your
baer by glass or quart 63.(
Tbe Golden Kale hotel at LaOraod
burned oo tba morning of lb 41b. Ixt
15,000.
Im flock sisga leaves Heppner at
To'oloak, a. mM Toeedays, Tbnrselays,
and Hatordays; arrives al 6 o'loek, p.
m.. Mondays, Wedneedaye aad Friday a.
Will make conoeoiioo with branch train
when dealred. Far 12. eb way.
Frishl I,' cent per pouOiU J. U.
B-llnbrtHk, Prop, Offlo al Harry
Warree' drng store. if.
I'aol Flsnlgan, who I wl kaowo
among lb ahrarers throughout tbi
eeetitm aad who loft here ahool sli
weak age f-r Montana, baa Ueo beard
from al Cheater. He isys Ibat rw,
tormy waatbar killed a great maay of
tba abeara.) sheep tbrooghoal thai pari
of Montsaa.
1 1 la r port J thai I he potato' orop
Ihrooghoal Ibi seotinn will be an usual
ly Lssvy this aon.
Alrsb PnH.reon, formerly entiaaet.!
Itb Iha ()gtia, I attending , Greed
l-xlrfs of Kike, widt h la now lo oesloo
at Miaaespolla.
. Tster IU.trr.nn, WM Bp from Dwog .
lae vTedaeaday aa bntinrei conaaoted
witb tl.e('oi mUIs
Call at law Tillard for nit kind of
wsl goods, al ,ia new ple Is lb Ctly
bolel baiidlng. (