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FIFTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1897.
NO. 563
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SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED
Tuesdays arid Fridays
BT
THE PATTERSON PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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City, Elgin and Huntington.
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0. R. & N. -LOCAL CARD.
uninnr
East?
IF YOU ARE,
DO NOT FORGET
ieDoner 11 D m. daily except
Snnday arriving at Heppner J miction 1:30 a
Train leaves Heppner
11 p.
8:40 a, m.
and ar-
Learea Hennner Jnnoiioo
rivAfi at Hennner 0:10 a. m
k Spokane Express No. 4 leaves Portland at 2:45
p. m. and arrives at Heppner J auction 8:15 p. m
and Umatilla 9:16 p. m.
Imoortant
FIRST Go via. St. PauTbe-
Portland Exoress No. J, from Spokane, arrives eftUSB thfi hnfiB to that nninfc will
n. and Heppn r Junction 6:10 . . . . r .
a. m. aidarnves at Portland liuaa. m. auuiu yuu me very uet boi viuu.
at Umatilla 51)5 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 2 leaves Portlind 9 D. m. and ar
rives at, heppner Janotion 8:80 a. m. and at I HirnnNll S 4hof fhn ,-,,
Tlmat.i I In :iw a. m. uuuvi.i "J """f""
Fast Mail No. 1 leaven Umatilla 12:40 p. m. and hevoncl Dt. iTBUl reads Via. the
arrives at eppner Junction 1:47 a. m. and at n,1 . . , ,, ,
Portland 7 :GC a.m. . VV1BCOEB1I1 ueilirai D6CaU86 IBB.I
Sr.f.Zir' 01 H8rt' Hne makes close connections with
---. I 1 1 1 1 11
an tne trans-continental lines en
tering the Union Depot there, and
its service is nrst-class in every
OFFICIAIi DIBEOTOET.
tii...i a...... rm ..I -1-
President William McKinley P&rtlCUlar.
Vine-President Garret A. Hobart 1
Secretary of Btate ...John Sherman THIRD For information, Call
Becrntaryof Treasury Lyman J, nge I . . , , , . , '
Secretary of Interior Cornelius N. Bliss On VOUr neighbor and friend the
taryo0f7.Vy:::.V:::V:.KThU-.tg nearest ticket agont-and ask for a
Poetmaster-Qeneral ...James Gary ticket reading via. the WisCODsin
Secretary f Agriculture James Wilson Central lines, Or adClreBS
State of Oregon. I Jas. C. Pond. or Geo. 8. Batty.
iovemor W. P, LOrd Gen. Pas. Art.. General Agent,
SeoreUry of Stats H. R. Kinpaid Milwaukee. Wis. 246 Stark 8t,
Treasnrer Phil. Metsohan , Portland Or,
Bnpt. Publio Instruction u. M . lrwin
Attorney General. .
Senators
.C. M.
Idleman
G. W. McBrids
1 J. H. Mitchell
I Hlnger Hermann
Congressmen W. K. Ellis
Printer W. H. Leeds
. ( R. S. Bean,
laprein Judges 1 F. A. Moore,
(C. E. Wolverton
Bizth Judicial District.
Circnit Jndge Stephen A. Lowell
I'roseonting Attorney U. J. Dean
Morrow County Officials.
Joint Benator., A, W. Gowan
BeDresentative. J. Brown
Umnty Jadge
t;ommisionr.
8TOC& BKAND8.
Whils you eep yonr snbsoription paid op yon
eaakeep your brand in free of ohargs.
Bore. P. O.. Hennner. Or. Horses. P B on left
snouiaer; oatue, same on lert nip.
Conk. A. J. .Lena. Or. Horse.. BOun rio-htsrionl
der: Cattle, sameon right hip: ear mark sqnare
crop on ion sua spin in ngnw
Donslass. W. M . Galloway. Or. Cattle. B D en
right side, swailow-f ork in each ear; horses, H U
on lert nip,
Ely, Bros., Douglas, Or. Horses branded ELY
J. W. Beckett.
Clark
Sheriff
Treasnrer
Surveyor.......
School Sap't.
Coroner
....J. W. Morrow
...K. L. Matlock
... Frank Gilliam
A. C. Petteys
.... J. W. Hornor
..Jav W. Bh Dlei
;...B. F. Yaugliao
B.D.I MVS evRoiM.
Munr Trios. Morgan
I! imnilmen Geo. Conner, Frank
Gilliam, Arthnr Minor, K. J. Blooam, U
:l.tniV.ol .,.-1 J H Hitniina.
u".""" r." "W. A. Rirhardson
t ' L. W. Hrigga
Marshal A. A. Robert
Precinct Offleerf .
LdUiJ tk Pna W. K. Kiehardson
Constable. N. S.WheUtons
Halted State Lasd Offieen.
... W . ... &.I.FWU I 1,1 , U,'Vn .'VIUM.". 'I UU. UIHUUN U U X
A. (i. Bartholomew on left shoulder, oattle Sam on lefthip. hole
t. a. nowara i is ngm ear.
Flnrenoe. L. A.. Hennner. Or. Cattle. LF oa
right hip; hones, V with bar under on right
nouiaer.
Jons. Harry. Heopner. Or. Horse branded
rl J on the left shoulder: cattle branded J on
right hip. also nnderbit in left ear. Kange in
morrow county.
Johnson. Falix. Lena. Or. Home. nimlaT on
left stifle; oattle, same on right hip, nadsr half
Kenny. Mike. Hennner. Or. Horse branded
KNK on left hi d oattle asms and oron oS l.ft
art nnil.r slop on th right
Leahev. J. W. Hennner Or. Hone branded
L and A on left shoulder; cettl cam on left
hip, wattl over right eye, three alita in right
ir.
Minor. Oscar, n en oner Or. tattl. M D oa
right hip; bona, M on left ahoulder.
OF MANCHBNTKH,
IT1S PATTERSON, AGENT. qq q tn
ENGLAND
Beat r j
o Worm
McClure
azine
SEVEN
s Ma
For 1897
GREAT SERIALS
MAKE GOOD SERVANTS.
The Japanese Are Apt and Effi
cient Help.
BEAS0N8 WHY
A New Life of erant by Hamlin Garland The first authoritative and adequate Life of
uraut ever puousned. (Begins in December.)
Rudyard Kipling's first American serial, "Captains Courageous." (Begun in November.)
Robert Louis Stevenson's "St. Ives." The only novel of Stevenson's still unpublished
(Begins in May.) -
Charles A. Dana. "Recollections of War Time." Mr. Dana was for three of the most critical
years ot tne Civil war practically a member of Lincoln's Cabinet, and is probably better
fitted than any other man living to give an authoritative histoiy of this period from his
recollections and correspondence. .
Portraits of 6reat Americans. Many of them unpublished. In connection with this series
of portraits it is intended to publlrh special biographical studies under the general title ol
MAKERS OF THE UNION from Washington to Lincoln.
Pictures of Palestine. Specially taken under the editor's direction.
Stories of Adventure. A serial by CONAN DOYLE, in which he will use his extraordinary
talent for mystery and ingenuity which have, In tne "Sherlock Holme stories, given him
a place beside Poe and Gaboriau. )
TEN FAMOUS WRITERS
IAN M ACLAREN, All the fiction that he wttl write during the coming year, with the exception
of two contributions to another publication which were engaged from mm long ago, will
appear in McCluke's Mauazink.
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS. A series of new animal stories In the same field as the "Brer
Rabbit" and the "Little Mr. Thlmblefinger" stories.
RUDYARD KIPLING. Besides "Captains Courageous," Kipling will contribute to McClork'b
all of the short stories he will write during the coming year, .
OCTAVE THANET is preparing for the Maoazins a series of short stories In which the same
cnaracters win appear, aunougn eacn win De complete in itseit.
Anthony Hop Bret Harts) Robert Brr
Frank R. Stockton Stanley Weyman Clark Russell
will all have stories in McCluke's for the coming year.
These sre only a small fraction of the great and important features of McCldrk'b Maoazins for
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The new volume begins with November. Subscriptions should start with this number.
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THI DALLES, OS.
LA OBASOS, OB.
. Register
, Rover
. Kesri ter
.Roivr
RAWLINS POST, NO. II.
G. A. B.
MetatUxinalon.Or.,th last Saturday of
ret month, all TMran an uviim so pnn.
n W Hmtth. C. (i. Kl'OllA.
Adjutant, tf . Coaunandar.
Dr. P. B. McSwords,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Pioer. J. H.. Lexington. Or. Hon
aaetad on left .hoahUr; cattle, sum on la
Offlne in the City Drug Btore,
City Hotel.
nr
M
ma U u u n " u .
at i. Rwi. ci n.. 1 1 "f t'um, vr, n ui mum. Ml f
on left snooldH eattl samton left hip.
Osbnrn. J. W.. Dooalaa. Ur.t hone O on let
shoulder: cattle sam on right hip.
Parker A G lesson. Hardman.Or. Honss IP oe
lrtslioaldr.
JE eon.
hin.
ondsr bit in mob ear.
Hector. J. W.. Hsdddst. Or. Honss. JO os
left should r. Cattl, Oon right hip.
Hnamr. K. O. H.nnnir. Or. Cattl W C on
l.ft hip, crop of right and nnderbit io left yar,
dewlap; buna W C on left shoulder.
left shoulder: eattl. 1 oa left shonldar.
Tomer it. W.. HDDor. Dr. amall oanltal T
left shonldar, hone.; eattl sam on left hin
run spin in ocx a
WaiUmrmrgnr, W. J., Galloway, Or.; home.
quarter cirri. JW on right (boulder; naiU.
qitartffr eircl J w on right hip and right sf.
rmp and hoi in left ar. Rang io Morruw ana
U malilla oocintiaa.
D. J. McFaul, M. D.
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Offlo boors, 8 to 10 a. m, sod 12 to
3 a. m. at rtaldeooe. lira. li. Welch's
tiroDortr. sod 10 to 12. a to . to 3 to 5
p, m , at offlo io tb rear of Itorg'i
jewelry sior.
ol BBDDaer.
Wl. FENLAND. ED. E. tIRBOP.
rrsaUast. Caaktsr.
TRASSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BCSKES8
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
I AND OFFICE AT THE DALLKH, ORfCiiOS,
J June sjj. 1W7. Nolle-. Is hereby rlveo that
Ih. followlnr-named Sfttler has filed nmlraol
his IntenUoii to mak Anal proof In support of
his rlslm, and that said proof will i snail,
brfon J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Ueppuer,
ureguu, on aii.uii is, mi. vis:
JOHN JOHNSON,
ltd. E. No. I'M, lor the tWIa., Bee. A, Tp. 1 1,
H.24K .W. M.
H nsmas th following sltnenn to pro
his continuous re.ld.nc upon snd cultlvstton
of. aaiij laud, vis:
Chatlr Anderson.- of Eight Mil, Oregon
John R. Peterson, Frank A. Londel) and An.
drw M. I'etlcrann, all ol (lorHwherry. Irr(nn.
J AS. r. M'MIKt,
MM krlalr.
OOLL.KOTION8
Had oa Favorable Term.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT & SOLD
HEPPNER. tf OREOON
First National Bank
OP HEPPNER
Notice of Intention.
r AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES ORK'KiN
li Junes). mn. Noll' Is b.rehr siv.n
hat th following hs mad aettler has filed artlr
of his liileotmn to mak Dual pnxd In siipixirt
ol his rlalm. and that aald proof will b mad
befof J. w. Mnrmw.lonnty ( lrk, al ll'pnr
vregon. en anguss la, imi, in;
ANDREW M. FETTERHON,
IH ( No Mil, for th Wk. Iks. . Tp. t ,
a. n K. W. M.
HsnaWM th following wllneasee In smi
his emitlnuoin r.ldtr upon sod (UltlfaUoa
of. aml.l land, vis:
4 hll H Anderson, of EKht MM. Oret.B
John K. f'tvrann. frank A. tindelt and John
JohoaoB, sll of Uwawhcrrir, Oresnn
JAS. y. gisisi.
fi a iwiMer.
C. A. tMCA.
T. A. Rhea.
Geo. w. conscn,
. W. lCNCE).
Aae't Caahler
Trmsi-ti a Gtocnl Bulin Ea. ii.fa.
, - ..taw Taks 'aaa' . -m s. l
O All prts ol the worM
Bought and Sold.
CollarUoM mad a alt txrfnla B
raasnnabl T.rssa.
orpliM a4 aslrtded FroBIs, UUOOQ 00.
arel)e")t I Tb rsgniar eobaonptKm price of tb
VI Prl)M fBL Weekly UaStt ta 12 CO sod Ibe
l-nl' I I.. 1 ,U I. . 1..
U 11.60. As? on auberribiDf lot x
Oattl aod paying (or ooe year ii
Siltaor ran t Ixrfb tb Oatetl an 4
Weekly Offf'ttiaa (of All oil sot:
ennber pailsf their sabwritifioiia til
oa year l .lvfi si ill h so tilled Is
ItMssns
H'tvorr tn Prtdlel"t via llppor
Eba hlag Una, PrfB dawitnit r'
Vktliitf radi4o a save tlm and
tuoftcy by taking '' rt oi. Hr as
qaaiallsf tb aa lb trnrs a
lag tb tasri will asat cooiik) t
8 "'flock train el trho tat Pi4ldon
W. l. ixau.
j I rpnor,
Tb Oaiti do act ettswikHt tb
boeealy o(eny troa. bo I it U oto-
t-llr'ieiitapHitbtb '.a advae C)Ce at City U agistor.
filaaet aebeaHptto, beib tb snb-.
...K. Ka fWaallnai VaadstbUl At tbi
aa b eara bie bread by boaeat lofl. Tbotae,, ra t bie
W asx4 raa aba pat' ' "' Ut,pr M,om-"' -ot avary
,m . if day sapt Hmday aad lviag rry
f"f'f'"'lf Kbf Wwt snd tbap
Waal la Hoa (kU? Del br c asa rant to tb UUrr. E J. rUua,
rta. s ad. aUar. att.
A Campaign
Of Education
How to Get It (T r a a
-For J) J.UU
They Are Careful and Kconosnlcal,
and Do Not Watt to Be Told
What They Are to Do,
But Go Jto Work.
"How do the Japanes oornpare with
the Chinese as servants?" a gentleman
asked of a life-long friend who had had
experience with help of both national
ities, .
"There is no comparison," was theire
ply. "The Chinese are efficient, but
they are awfully set in their ways. If
you give a Chinaman an ordeir to-day he
will do that very same thing the next
Jav. and every other day, no matter
how absurd it may be, unless expressly
told not to do so. A Japanese will use
his own judgment and save you a lot of
bother. The Japanese adapt them
selves to our customs very quickly and
they are naturally courteous and oblig
ing. They don t mind work, either. 1
have a friend whose one servant is a
Japanese girl, and she does the work of
the entire house for less wages than a
German or Swede would and just aa
thoroughly.
"What delights me wjth the Japanese
is that they are so careful and econom
ical," this lady continued. "Nothing
is ever wasted in the kitchen since
Rohma was installed, and tny butcher
bills are lessened considerably. Then
she is always scrubbing up the tables
and dressers, and I believe she puts on
cltan clothing every day. I always see
her washing hanging out late in the
afternoon."
Inquiry discovers that there are a
great many Japanese in the big cities
of the unioi, and that every ship that
conies brings a fresh relay of 20 or 30.
A Japanese mission established . in
Brooklyn finds homes for any number
of these adventurers. As the new
comers, noniattcr what their proficiency
or social stunding may be, are totally
unuequanted with localities, the rate of
wages, etc., they gladly accept the do
mestic sen-vice which gives them shel
ter and food for present minis. The
managers reXrt that those supplied
with places invariably give satisfaction.
A number of Japanese girls and women
who came over to the world's fair were
stranded in the country find have had
to support themselves us best they
could. All these have taken refuge in
housework ar have been engaged as
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Uemedy is the Best.
1. Because it affords almost instant
relief io osee ot pain in tbe stomach,
oolic and cholera morbus.
2. Beoaase it is the only remedy that
never fails in tbe most severe caees ot
dyseDtery and diarrhoea.
3 Because it is the only remedy tbat
will core obronio diarrhoea
4. Because it is tbe only remedy tbat
will prevent bilious colio.
5. Beoaase it is the only remedy that
will oure epidemical dysentery.
6. Beoause it is the only remedy tbat
can always be depended upon in cases
of obolera infantum.
7. v Because it is tbe most prompt snd
most reliable medioine in use for bowel
complaints.
8. Because it produces no - bad
results.
9. Beoause it is pleasant and safe to
take.
10. Beoause it bos saved tbe lives of
more people than any other medioine in
tbe world.
Tbe 25 and 50c sizes for sale by Con'
ser & Brook.
Don't neglect a cough because tbe
weatber is pleasant; before tbe next
storm rolls around it may develop into
a serious difficulty beyond repair, One
Minute Cough Oure is easy to take and
will do what its name implies. For sale
by Conser & Brock.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure-
THE ROMS LAND B1NEB.
What Ones are Shipping Ores-The Le Bol
la the Lead.
Tbe Gazette asserted ' not long ago
tbat Rossland bad not tbe mines to sup
port ita population and extravagant
growth. Tbe report of tbe shipments of
ore from tbat camp during the week
ending July 10th would indioate tbat
this paper was not far wrong.
It is as follows: Le Roi 1905 tons,
War Eagle 250, Conter Star 128, 0, & K.
76, Iron Mask 48, Cliff 25. Total, 2432
tons.
Something to Know.
It may be worth something to know
that the very best medioiDe for restoring
tbat tired out nervous system to a healthy
vigor if Eleotrio Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
to the nerve oentres in the stomach.
gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys
and aids these organs in throwing off
impurities in tbe blood. Electric Bittera
Gin and Rum for Africa.
The latest ngures tor gin and rum
imports into barbarian Afrioa have a I
dizzy look. Io 1894 Gambia reoeived
22.88 fl-allorjs. Sierra Leone 242.1386. tbe
Oold Coast 1,202,889, Lagos 1.863,631, mPfs " appetite, aids digestion, and
the Nwer coast nroteotorate 2.609.158 is Prnouooed by those who have tried
The couotriea that supply the stofl are, il 88 the ver' best blood purine and
of oourse, tbe same coontrie that tend Derve ,onio' TrT Sold ,or or SI..
the missionariea-Oreat Britain, tbe 00 P6' 00,116 ' UoD8er "rock's drug
TTnlted Rlalea (lermonv. Franna and Btore
. , - .
W ,1 .
uuiiouu. afioa Ra..iall VO..A...tf 1 If.
"" uni,ivo iivuuiuu aim mi.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0., says "One J Lyceite married at7o'olook
Minute Cough Cure saved my only obild " ,ne "ioeooe " Jaokson mil, wnien
from dying by croup." It bas saved wi" 08 their bom JariD tbe summer,
thousands of others lotferioa from oroun "', ,w,t Friday's Pendleton Tribune.
pneumonia, bronchitis and other serious wr J06" foreman at tbe soourlng
throat and lnnir troubles. For ante hv mllU Dl1 M'B" Woodroff is well and
Conser & Brook. ""orauiy auown ootn her ana tu fort-
land where she bas been teaobiog. Uha
Mtlim
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SAVE VUl'H OKAIM.
Few rralis tbat each squirrel dea
trovs 1150 worth of grain annually
Wskales's Squirrel and Oopber Exter
minaior is id mo! srreoiif aad etc
Domical poison kooao. Trie redooad
to 80 oeata. Ooer k Brook aad Mloor
k Co., agsDt. Heppner; J. A. Woolary,
eo, I one j Mobols Lsaaeb, agents
Li tngfnn.
It is said tbat by a aargioal operation la a lady ot rare abilitr. and ocounied
sewing niaUIs. They oame originally removing a broken bone from againat tbe position of county school superlo.
iv ".we vi "UK ' iuiui witvi " I tli flntifl HATVA. Ml imi Jnhnn Kunn lan.nlt.. ..... . mi., i.
: "interior." . v :. .......i k . . ...
ui a u..ii, uh u u ui rjo.iui trsmreu i iwauuiuiiy ueoorsieu who flowers. Tha
Japnuese booth or domestic
Their aim, after being dismissod, was
to make money enough to return home,
but, oh Is not unusual, they see the ad
vantage of life in America and have de
cided to live here.
Of late years many business men have
lived for months or yews In Japan,
having their families In residences.
Their JaiHtnese servants have accom
panied t hem to America and neighbors
of these returningulwentees, noting live
I'flicieucy of their eastern domestics,
hove pot ten them to bring out relatives
or friends to serve in a like capacity in
llieir bouwliolda; thus tbe InOetiori
spreads. The Japanese consul In New
York has sometimes as many as 23 ap
plication in a single day for servants
"I want, a rook and a butler. 1 bear
the Jnimnew are so thoroughly reli
able." snys a servant-bunt lug boue
keeper. "You muat racusn iny trou
to bim In Laae oonoty. Everybody sin
cerely bopea the report is true, says the
Antelope Herald. Johnny is one of lbs
Oest fellows on earth.
oeretuaoy was performed by Rev. W. E.
Potwine.
The crescent waves on Cretan shores,
The cross of Christ goes down;
Th Turks are helped by Christian powers
Who bombard fort and town,
Columbia's eagle hears nor heeds
Poor Cuba's piercing cry;
Then let us drown the shameful deeds
In "perry's ' I.I n wood Rye."
For sal at lb Belvader saloon, E.
U. Sparry, proprietor. tf
Eternal Vlgllanre
Ia tb price ot perfect bealtb. Watoh
carefully tbe Aral synitoms ot Impur
blood. Cor boils, pimples, bumors and
aeofola by taking Iiood'a Barsaparilla.
Drive away Ibe peine aad acbea ot
rbeninetlsm, malaria and stomach trou
bles, ateady yonr nerves and overcome
tbat tired feeling by taking tb earns
great medioine.
Io a short tlm Baker Oily will be
j connected by telephone witb Heppner,
via Canyon City. At present tb Hepp
ner lins is finished to Jobn Day and
there connects with tb line into Can
Hood's Fills sre tbe best family cathar
tic and liver tooic. Gaulle, reliable,
lure.
Feudlelnn Tribune: Gertrude Bisbnp,
Who bas bean vislllno- friend, anrl rata.
bliug you," she adds, salt dawns on her on and also witb lb one to rrairia tiveei lo rfndlaton ror tba paat aixt waeka
thai .lie fPnitailll ill saw not rt WOafelkL. ft 1 If I (Mil a, I .
icit lor ber botut lo Heppner ImI
I sTV - ia i i .
Don't thin your blood witb aasssfraa
or poison il witb blue-mass; bat aid Na
ture by nsing Dewltt'i Little Early
tbat the consul does not necessarily
keep en employment ngruey.
ve sometimes nml place Tor our
countrymen nrwly-lsiidrd," says the
consul, and then he turn her over to
his aecretory, who In turn, directs her
to an uptown flat wbrre a Columbia rol
Irf.'e student keep an inii roinptu In-
trlligentf bureau for fellow a of his rare.
Thee rollrge Mptrants think well of
the 120 or $ n a month which such po
sitions a-lv.' them. 1 hey work in tbme
variou rnllliiif for a )ear or two until
they aeeumuliite llitlp money and then
they finish their nillrge conrae or aet
up biikinr for tbrnieetvea. One of the
partt.ers in a big Broadway afore k
otrl entirely to Jupsnra warea wa
tao jrars ago a trusted "man of all
work" In a well-known Amerlran fam
ily. Ili '! $1,100 snd won the lust-
iiilf rraj t i.fid frl-ml.hli. .( hi. em-
plover, who were hiath to lose blin.-
N. Y. ( ouuncrt ial Advrrtlarr.
Wednesdsy night.
Risers, tb fsmons litil pills for oon-
stipation, billouanraa and stomach troq-
bles. Tbey ar purely vegetable. For
sal bv Oonaer k lirneb.
A pistol toy
Oav moob Joy,
To email boy-Bang!
He'll no more fire
Wol np bigber,
And tb ebolr
Bang.
"Last summer on ot our grand
children wa sick witb a sever bowel
trouble," says Mi. E. (J. Oregnry, ot
FrederickttowD, tfo. "Our doctor's
remedy bad failed, tben ws tried Cham
berlain's Colio. Cholera end Diarrhoea
Remedy, wbieb gave very speedy relief."
ror aale by Conser k Brock.
, eon-
HI It
8iiinirrs SALE.
voTifgi tirRrtiv oivr.t tbst i kmi
IV and bf virlo. of sn .serutlon laauvl enl
of th. I In nil I ourt of Hi. Mala of r..oa lire
ibe mm 1 7 of Morrow snd In m. dlrerint snd
lellrM. tiftfia a itidfmeiit rendered and
lered I Mid cuurl on th. Nh dai of Mav, av7
In lavnf of u feldman snd w. II R r..
tilalnilifs. snd aaln W. L Sallng. dl.rKtant,
luf lh. .uia of (in. Ilundrvd, 1 a.i.lr T and
a'. Ku lailiara In I'. a -.I4 r.-ln wMb lnUteH
IherwHi n Ilk gold el t Hi. rata A Ki.l.l
tmt cwnl per annum frn Ui Ih d.f nl A itI I.
si n4 th. lo finer snrn irf t i.niM ffcifiara
wis and HlilmwaiM'i la ahua JudgaM
a orteeM l. th. eonrt that lh .r..i.
Ilarhad la a. Id artWi .id het.ln.H.f 4a-
arfl, lo ll - sv.nih half nf II.. a,.ih Vaat
tier aartl'Hl J snd Ui. Maria O-.ar-ui
of wih.n i and il ,ia Mail M ta
o Ih Wm Uiarur nf Wlloi rsnd Ih. W mI
Half nl Ih nmlh VaM (nartef nl swtlo) t.
and ll awnia Half a4 lha anlh SmI tiMfiaf
4 Karima tl, all In township no (, a-eilli
raa.a JI aaai aillwuila saer-dlaa, Uotmw
eiiuul., !'.. Ii I4 hi aaitef. sal ludg
wnt, eea's snd ap-4-rulnf ewis. will, on
swinrdar Ih. si d.f l J-"T, lI, l I
ortork p s set said tf.y l Ih fn.ol 4a.it
ol Ih anari boaa u H.i-nnar, Mwrrww
tuiMf, lira, aatl ill Ih riM. IK la and
lntoee.1 tti. ast-l B. I. alleg la and in lha
be. ilia-Htai .n.fn l S...I . I u anrlltw In
tu Iks hitewt and hawl Il4da lor lh I kr4
Ih ' Ua aw U4 Iw lha aU.la-l wl
lIsiarMUuti f4 k.1 ( nl IMI S-
aa. -at MIU k. .
SSfl g nl at raw awwiilf, VrmnH
I.!-i J4B U. l7.
Irately TriSa.
Baby pina oome In arts of thi
mrtnl by fine gold chains.
1'retty two-tiiiH strawberry forks
show lu rry tinea and leave In decora
tion.
fUiriM'o rnanib'd hairpins, set with
jrwrla, aaaisl In tiKHlero halrdrewsliig.
Tut glass sfoinirrs wllh siUer-plaled
inotintitifr iiirrea In drniand aa the
a. awnii adtsires.
Hilver-moiinti-il brt snd tags are In-
hided among other ellvrr rnlinienta
lor U fnlr rji llat.
Convenient aiTomiaknlpipnt to tbe
rhsflng dieh S re ll.a rhafing di-h Se.n
and alcohol flagon of sihir
Cut glaaa sugar aifurs with alerting
silver top aaaiiui a nw liiiHrtain-w
wllh t if adteiit of th lrry aesuwin.
Jewrlrra' Clrnilar.
Humpler Nsas: Andy Tillard, ot
Heppner, who bs abnal IO.OdO head ot
sheep ranging gear Oraaita, aoooo-
paoUd by Uick Matbsws aad Oeo. Bar.
kar, also of Ueppoer, spent a fw
days loHumpter the first ot th week.
Tbey left (or born last Taaedsv, lolog
by way ot Olive lake, aod will speod a
U- I " I a ....
deut to these dbwaia-ii. Is Instantly allayed ,,w a, bet popular resort.
Oeo. Armatrong, a bo Is now rnotiiog
tb popular saloon on lb Malloob enr
ner, baa pat In tb Hod Oold draniht
beer. Milaanke and linn Ool.t Inula
lwer, fine llinor and cigars always aa
band. John Dor bam. sssislanl mlintn.
gist Call on lb boys sod gt year
beer by glass or qnarl. t&lt
Tetter, Hall-ltbenm and tk-iema.
Tb InUnae lUblng and smarting, Inct
li-ulto tlieaedlM-aat-a Isliistantlv ailavex
by applying CharnWrlain a Ey and
Hkln Ointment. Many very bad caan
ba bewn pwrntanetitly rnrxl by It. It
U equally enu txnl lor lulling pll.n and
a lavorlta reruMlv ror aorti n tddia.
chaptMMl hands, chilblain. frt bite
and chnmio aura eye, S-i eta. per box.
' Trt9urtr't Notlct.
il tiirtiaw OxiMi warn' ! refea4 '"
M S4
mm. tiMi wsrrs' l IMf .lafM '"
ne.w4lng t 1. la w Tl ha tail as
l.ne. Il III I I nS4 I tiLae
IWr lha -lata f Ih'. mrfua
raa urniaw,
Treaenre. nf Mrrw I f-aiy.
tktl4, ttt;M, Maal, J.lt M, tV7.
I a yoiitif anaa Lavl ant laawn givwa
a tssrt on th slsgw, but at a point lu lb
jrfTmnrw bw a arig aa nVsrlrl
ha u f mttted lo atand in Ui w
and er4.
"ttksl did they think ot roa
lrarT ) era kuiskJy aahsaj bf a trWnd,
la! u Iwr aiiy ts,miiinU7
"Why r 4. 1by etyotwrniit
f if bf. H Ml lngkin hiar.
Dr. Cadi's (andltion I'ewderv. are
Just what a horn iteU when In bwl
oomiitlon. Totilc, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They ar not IinhI liul
ttwwtkf'tn and th beat In ua to put
bora. In prime condition. 'rk:a 2b
cent per p ka(a.
ebriooiy oa rrsideui lawyer la
Morrow aonnly, and be reside at ilet.p.
ar. tb oonaty swat. 1 bie fact should
hum end ! rob of mlgratioa to
thai swetioe, car tb Antelop llarslJ,
llrppnaf bs yl tbrw lawyer, tboogb
two H Ibwra ar sl-eesl Iron tows at
p'saaat
T. CATARRH
O. L. 1'altarsnti, nf Ing Creek, and
E. L. frealsnd, of Ibl plana, bar ba
appolnUd eommissiontr of tb U. R,
circuit eourl.
Im iWk slag leave Heppner St
To'aloek, a. rn, Talys. Thnradays,
aod Hatnrdaya; errir at o'lk, p.
fond;s, Wednesdays aad Fridays.
Will task ennnwotloa a lib braneb train
whwa dealrad. Far II, ranb way.
frsighl J ewnl per ponnd. J. FJ.
Pliibrrk. Trop. Offlrw at narry
Warrea's drng store. tf.
ta
LOCAL DISEASE
a f la eaaaa a
Il aaa a aaeaS a? ...aaiat
Mr ni SMinal
uf lata lha ao!.a fca.
A kaasfwl rrw
tlni BiH etparl yM wuk4 I a. 1 1 fjT"4
scars iB- i aa fomjr wuu yov.r
See
"H II ft ft tbat Fill vTwBg.
yotiejf fnwn," aa.d tl, H fenilmnan,
be earv!raly l4ittub-t Ui trt of
I.: Hek bvk I -e. r 1 1 Frew i
Humpler K.wes All snd Cbarll
lis'Uwnn, af Happaer, spnt a fw da
I Naraplerlbl wk.
Ef'staE-Ini
rkranrlMl U kw lha arawl tt.wrt e w
aiilav.(, ka t4 a4 H.f fwm af a I
eai.la i a.4 ei-ena t- a al Mr wa,
I . I a-a ami iS.m a.a a. waa la a-. -a
- lii awaiiaaa f.-an a-4a i.n in,h.wM
jMafaulral rvxwa as lKfaM att,
sUl aaviUSii, s Wamasw s
I. A. INirrsf. frmrly ( FaJIt.ia,
la Ptened np 13 a til barber sbop I
lheldstad on tb MsDoek comer.
Wot strittly first !, Call a bim.
tlf
Tr.Hp,,ka H.viaw Been in b dw
v-rtiag mb apae t mlnUg a.
Tb Krkw U at si4llsi pspwr la all
re peet,