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FIFTEENTH YEAft
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 23 1897.
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Made on Clips of '97
WOOL
At
SOLD
Heppner, Echo. Pendleton, Baker
City, Elgin and Huntington,
o
East?
0. R. & N.-LOCAL CARD.
IP YOU ARE,
DO NOT FORGET
11 p. m. daily except
junction i:sua,
3:40 a. m. and
s Three I
Train leaves Heppner
Sunday arriving at Heppner Jnnction 1:30 a,
Lieaves Heppner Junouoa
rives at HeiiDner 8:10 a. m
i' Bpokane Express No. 4 leaves Portland at 2:45
T. m. and arrives at Heppner Jnnction 8:15 p. m.
and Umatilla 9:15 p. m.
Portland Express No. 8. from Spokane, arrives
at Umatilla 5:05 a. m. and Heppn r Junction 6:10
. m. ai d arrives at Portland 11:45 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 2 leaves Portland 9 p. m. and ar
rives at Heppner Junction 3:80 a. m. and at
Umatilla 4:40 a.m. .:
L. M..;i XT.. , I Tl ... 1 1 1 , n . i A .. 1
com utnu uui A iDmn uuinu JN X6.u p. tu. HUU I
arrives at Heppner Jnnction 1:47 a. m. and at bey 011(1
r unuutu i ;ui, a. in.
For further information ipqnire of J. C. Hart,
Agent O. K 4 N., Heppner, Ore.
iportaot
mCX-A-Xi SIBECTOBT.
United States Official.
P esident William McKinley nnrf irmlnr
ce-Presldent Garret A. Hobart r
FIRST Go via. 8t Paul be
cause the lilies to that point will
anord you the very best service. ,
SECOND See that the coupon
St. raw reads via. the
Wisconsin Central because that
line makes close connections with
all the trans-continental lines en
tering the Union Depot there, and
its service is nrst-clasB in every
.John Bherman
.... Lyman J. Hage
:::::.SS7."ajSS pa your neighbor and friend the
THIRD -For information, call
Secretary of State
-Beerotary or treasury
.Secretary of Interior.,
(Secretary of War
Booretaryof Navy.. .John d. Long nearest ticket agent and ask for a
Poattnaater-Oeneral James A. Gary , .
Attorney-Uensral Joseph lucllenna ucaet reauiDg Via. IUB VV1BCODB1Q
Secretary I Agrioulture.... Jimei Wihm n im1 ij... .,,jj,.m .
Z THERE ARE NO EXCUSES NOT TO USE
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McClure
s Magazine
For 1897
SEVEN GREAT SERIALS
A New Life of 6 rant by Hamlin Garland. The first authoritative and adequate Life of
uraut ever puDiianea. (Begins in uecemDer.)
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 The only novel of Stevenson's still unpublished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 of the 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 Great Americans. Many of them unpublished. In connection with this series
of portraits It Is Intended to publlrh special biographical studies under the general title of
MAktKS or the umuw irom waanington to Lincoln.
Specially taken under the editor's direction.
A serial by CON AN DOYLE, in which he will use his extraordinary
State of Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
tieoretaryof State H. K. Kinoaid
Treasurer !.... Phil. Metachan
flnpt. Pnblio Instruction . M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
. 1 G. W. McBride
oQiuiiun j j Hi Mitchell
. , i ;
Congressmen....
Printer
Jas. C. Pond,
Gen. Pas. Agt.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
or Geo. 8. Batty,
General Agent,
216 Stark St..
Portland Or.
G. W.M
J J. H. M
I Binger Hermann
( W. R. Ellis
W. H. Leeds
( R. B. Bean.
Rnnnim Judaea i F. A. Moore.
1 1. jl. vv oirenon
Sixth Judicial District.
Circuit Judge Btephert A. Lowell
Prosecuting Attorney..., H. J. Bean
Borrow County Officials.
Joint Benator - A. W. Gowan
Henrosentative.
County Judge
" Commissioners.,
J. W. Beckett.
" t!lrk
" Bheriff
" Treasurer
Assessor
" Snrreyor
School Sup't...
" Coroner
J. N. Brown
.A. G. Bartholomew
J.H. Howard
J. W. Morrow
, K. L. Matlock
Frank Gilliam
A. C. Petteys
J, W, Hornor
, Jay W. Shipley
B. F. Vaughan
bippnks tows ofiob.
i!,yor , ihos. morgan
Cmn.-Umen Geo. tkinasr, Kraiik
Gilliam, Arthur Minor, K. J. Blooum, U.
Lichtentlial and J. H, bimony.
K border W. A, Kirhanlson
Treasurer ; W.Hnggs
marshal A. A. Boberta
Precinct Olllaerp.
Jostles of th raaoe W. K. Kiohardeon
fonstebls N. 8.WheUtone
United State Lasd Officers.
TBB DAIABS, OB. ,
J. t. Moor Register
A. B. Biggs Receiver
LA OBABDB, OB.
B. f. Wilson ,?"1rUr
J.H. Robbina Beoelvor
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G.A.R.
Ma4aatUxinirton.Or.,th last Saturday of
n4 month. Ail Tetarmaa art Invited to Join.
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AdiDtant, tf Commsnilsc.
Dr. P. B. McSwords,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
BTOCE BEANOS.
While you aeep yonr subscription paid up yen I
eankeep your brand In free of charge.
Borst, P. O., Heppner, Or. Horses, P B cu left I
sbouider; cattle, same on lert nip. .
Cook, A. J. .Lena, Or. Horses, 80on rightshonl
der: Cattle, same on right hip: ear mark square I
orop on lert ana spin in ngnu
Douglass, W. M.. Galloway. Or. Cattle, B Den
right side, awailow-fork in each ear; horses, B I)
en left hip.
Elv. Bros.. Dona-las. Or. Horses branded ELY
on left shoulder, oattis lame on leftnip. hole I
id right ear.
Florence. L. A.. Heppner, Or. Cattle. LP on
right hip; horses. I with bar under on right I
nouloer.
wtfiivw, iiaiij. u.uim, " . . .... i nu, mi
tl Jon the left shoulder; cattle brauded J on I
right hip. also anderbit in left ear. Bangs In I
morrow oounty.
Johnson. Felix. Lena. Or. Horses, circle T on
left stifle; esttle, same on right hip, under half I
wop in nsm uhi lout :n lert ear
Kenny, Mike, Heppner, Or. Horses branded
KNX on left hip eattle same and orop off left
ear; nnuer Slops on tne rignt
Lmhey, J. W. Heppner Or. Horses branded
L and A on left shoulder: esttle same on left
hip, wattle over right eye, three slits in right
ear.
Minor, Oscar, Msppner. nr. 4ttle, U D ml
righthip; bnsa m on lert sbouider.
Morgan, rl. N Heppner, Or. Horses, M )
on left shotudei oattie same on lea nip.
Oshorn, J. W., Douglas. Or.; horses O on let
shoulder; oattie same on right hip.
Parker A G lesson, Hardman.Or, Horses LP oa
left shoulder.
Piper. J. H.. Lexington. Or. Horses, JK eon. I
Dsotsd on lert shoulder; oatue, ssios on 1st up.
under bit in ssoh ear.
Hector. J. W., Heppner, Or. Horses. JO
left shoulder. Cattle, Oon right hip.
RneiTT. K. O. HeDDnsr. Or. Cattle W C on
left hip, orop of right and anderbit in left year, I
dewlap; horses W Con left shoulder. I
l oom pn, 4. A., Heppner, ur. norsss, on I
left shiHilder; eatile, 1 oa left shonlilsr. I
Turner It. W- HsoDner. Or.- mail eardtol t
left shonlder, horses; eattle amine oa IsA hip I
Willi split IB IKMh ears.
Wsltenhurcer. W. J.. GsJlowar. Or.t horses I
quarter oiroTe JW on right shoulder: Mills I
quarter circle 4 w on right hip aim right sirs, I
narge la Borrow ana i
Pictures of Palestine.
Stories of Adventure.
talent for mystery and Ingenuity which have, lu the "Sherlock Holmes" stories, given him
a piace Desiae roe ana uaDonau. ,
TEN FAMOUS WRITERS
IAN M ACLAREN, All the fiction that he will write during the coming year, with the exception
, of two contributions to another publication which were engaged from him long ago, will
appear in mciluke s magazink.
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS. A series of hew animal stories In the same field as the "Brer
Rabbit" and the "Little Mr. Thlmblefiuger" stories.
RUDYARD KIPLJNQ. Besides "Captains Courageous," Kipling will contribute to McClubk's
an oi me snort stories ne wui write during tne coming year.
OCTAVE THANKT is preparing for the Magazine a series of short stories in which the same
characters will appear, although each will be complete in itself.
Anthony Hope) Bret Hart Robert Bsrr '
Frank R. Stockton : Stanley Weyman Clark Russell
will all have stories in McCmjbe's for the coming year.
These are only a small fraction of the (treat and Important features of McClubk's Magazine lor
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rniD and hols in left ear.
Offlne In the Cilr IJfoa btore. O'er bmstiiiaooanusa.
City Hotel. tt
D.J. McFaul, M. D.
HEPPNEB, OREGON.
Offloe boors, 8 to 10 e. m., and 13 to
3 p. m , si reeldeooe. Mrs. U. Wrloh's
property, sod 10 to 12. to , to 2 to S
p. m , at offloe io tbe rear ot Borg'a
jewelry store.
First National Bank
OF liEPrNER
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
I AND OFFirK AT Till DALLK8.ORK0ON.
J June Su, 1MV7. riothw Is hereby given that
the followliig-nsmed settler has filed nollreof
his liilentlou to Rinks final proof la support ol
bis claim, and thst said proof will l mads
belnre J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on August la, im7, vis:
JOHN JOHNttO,
ltd. t. Ko. nno, for the . Hc. a, Tp. I ..
K. U K . W. M.
He names the following wltnessee to prove
his con tl ii nous residence upon ana cultivation
ol. ssld land, vts:
C harles Anderson, of Eight Mile, Oregon,
John K, Peterson, yrant A. linden ana An.
drew M. I'eiisrson, all ol onerrv. Ores on.
r. jioons,
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PubMsned at 110 Fifth Avenue,
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Its Illustrations are superb; Its
stories charming; and Its literary
departments are edited with con-
mmate skill. "
Such a paper Ii a great popular educator. It should be In every "y
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The subscription price of Leslie's la tt pe nnmo.
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Leslie's Illustrated Weekly and our Semi-
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GAZETTE, . X
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Register,
C.A. MCA.
T. A. RHtA.
CIO. W. CONtCft,
S. W. 8rCNCCt,
e President
Vlee President
Cashier
Ass't Cashier
Tmstds I Geneni Bulicj Eaisess.
EXCHANGE
On all parte of the wottd
Bought and Sold.
CollscUone made oa all pofiiis oa
reaeonable Terms.
Surplus and nadlvtded Profile, llt.OOO 00.
Notic$ Of Intention.
Us Orrti s at L Oaaefg. Ossoe.
inlv llh l"".
X'OTlf ll I KIsllT OUaJI TMT THE
V 1..JI. ..,.. kerned settler bee filed nxe el
fcislt.lloe lomsSe el pr In uitert of Q e-J
kis rislm. s4 lel s.14 prmrf elil U ee4e U,M1" " V
kei,.re .nty C lerk. M..rn. c mtatv. Ttm, I Sxlvsnre eaa Bt
Notice ot Intention.
T and nrricr. at the rALi.r.soRoo,
J j Janll, le7. Notice Is hereby liven I
tbst lbs ffillowlng. named eettlsr hss Died notice
of bis Intention to snsse final proof In support
ol his rlalm. and thst ssld pmol will be made
befiirsj. W. Mormw.Cminty f 'lert.at lisppner,
Oregon, on August is, m,, vis:
ANDREW M. fETTIIWOIC,
Hi E Ko 4i4, tor the sWV Dec. 4, Tp. I a.,
St 'H E. W. M.
lis navies the following wltnessee prove
I hlseotitlnuous reside ore upon end culUvstloa
ol. sell land, vis:
C harles Anderson, el Clgnt sins, Oregon.
John E. Peterson, frank A. UiMeil end John
Johnsun, ell of Oouseberry, dregon.
4 an, i. a.
ve fcegisur.
WEEKLY The MONTHLY
Outlook
pwbllahed Every Saturday
13 Astor Place Mew York
4 HeppBse.Uretroa, en august leVI, VU
ItiWilBtntritS,
H4 , He l f" hsW'4rH .Mrsrt
Li m sod a nr' a V t B a I w w.
lie ui the Inline) lug llneeses to peovs fcte
rm,llsiHe reetneeew spn. iwim.
-I A"? Ji'.a l l.t. Of . rharl-e
fsusi.ertT.eC Vloensi.iir- aUreish fce-lee . M
Seppner. dr.. and I eM fit. jM
Itegislif.
Tbe Osteite does sot qaeetkni tbe
baeeelyotsaf trs'". bet It to eotii
ImUshI to Iete4 at tbe eeeb la a"lvsoe
..leg, tebeHtlo, whetbf tbe snb-
eribetbe Ooraeltod VaadnbUI of tbe
ia wbo earae Lie ere4 by bofteet loU. j
Tlie regular nbeonpttoo pfine ot lb
Bemr-Weekly Uasette to 12 .60 sod tbe
rearuisr prioe ol tbe Weekly Ore jonlne
Isll.bO. As? one abrribia fur tb
peyiof lor one year to
both tbe Ossein ao4
Wtkly Orefiialaa tor tl.bx All olJ eat-
miliers pa) lof their sotevrlr.ltons let
oae year la advanne will he entitled U
thesem
Now Is tbe lime to get the Weekly
Oregootnn, tbe great est neeepaper ol
the West. With tb(Wtt.botb strict
ly In sdvanc , ooe yeer, $3.6a No better
tiotpbiostinn of tipNicrs Oau be made
o tlie state.
fMBLTLANCE ON "WATER.-
Steam Lannch Added to the London Hoa-
pltal Service.
The; managers ot the Metropolitan :
asylums board, London, have just
passed upon plans for an ambulance
launch tor river service. Her dimen
sions, says the Philadelphia Record, are
as follows: Length between perpen
diculars, 60 feet;., breadth, 12 feet 6
inches; depth, four feet; draught of
water when fully equipped, two feet
eight inches. The hull is built of Sie
mens-Martin mild steel throughout to
hoard of trade requirements for passen
ger certificate. She is built in five com
partments. In the fore part of the ves
sel is a cabin for the accommodation of
the staff and for visitors proceeding to
visit patient"! in the hospital ships in
Long Reach, Dartford, and is capable of
accommodating about 20 persons. In
the after part there is a cabin fitted up
as a hospital, wit"h four berths two be
ing fixed and two portable and with all
the necessary requirements for carry
ing four recumbent patients. Both of
these cabins are heated with steam and.
are provided with suitable skylights
and all the necessary fittings for a boat
of its class.
The machinery is fixed amidships and
is of the triple-expansion type, with sur
face condenser, and capable of driving
the vessel at a speed of ten knots. A
water-tight trimming tank is built at
the fore end of the vessel of sufficient
capacity that when filled with water it
will bring the vessel to an even keel of
two feet eight inches.
A HOLY TERROR.
But the Little Battenburgs Love Her All
the Same. : .
The ruler of Balmoral castle, accord
ing to the Strand Magazine, is not thu
queen, but the housekeeper, a Mrs.
Mussens, a typical personage of her
class, gowned always in rustling black
silk, lace-trimmed apron and white cap.
eie and the queen ore said to be excel
lent friemla, and many a gossip have
they had together when affairs of state
have been laid aside.. ...
Mrs. Mussens also stands high in the
favor of the little Battenbergs, who are
sure to seek her out as. soon as thev
have landed at the castle, for she fair
ly idolizes the little ones and keeps
many a treasure in her apartments with
which to regale them.
To the world ot Inrge Mrs. Mussens is
a holy terror. Her word is law, and she
enforces it at tbe point of tbe bayonet
or the broomstick. It to said that once
tne queen wanted a certain maid to
1 whom he had taken a fancy detailed
to the care of her own room, but the
housekeeper remonstrated, telling her
majesty that It ww quite out of order
and she really must not spoil tbe serv
ants by undue notice. The queen was
wise enough- not to insist, and "dear
Mrs. Mussens" won the day.
BARE-NECKED SKATERS.
nolland Women Appear on the Ire with
Ilall-Oown Ilodices.
We are at-customed to sec women bun
dled upin fiirsasthey glide over the ice.
To witness a woman s rnon In Holland
would give us a greater chill than to
niet a ghost at midnight. A foreign
correspondent, in mentioning a contest
on skates, deKcriUlta follows:
"It was snowing slightly, but In
every nvmluble moment l)etweu the
rnces troops of men were told to clear
the course. At a given signal six worn
en started for tin- firatrace. Tbey were
dresser In very short skirts, snd trans
Iurentrlooking blouws, low necks, with
no sleeves at all. were told thev
were from among the lower peasant
people, and that the shop cIhkhcs nevi i
entered the Hats at all. The N-rd tbey
went at wss something wonderful, and
recially remarkable at the comers.
For the moat part they raced with their
arms liehiiid Uiein, but the girl who
won the prize (two pounds sterling)
skated wKh Ikts folded In front,"
Hare anna and necks in midwinter!
Our physicians think women are court
ing death by wearing low-necked
dresses in ballrooms. What must it
be to wear them as outing costumes?
HEASON3 WHY
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Keiuedy is the Best.
1. Because it affords almost instant
relief in oase of pain in tbe stomach,
oolic and cholera morbus.
2. Beoause it ia tbe only remedy that
never ails in the most severe oases of
dysentery and diarrhoea.
3- Beoause it is the only remedy that
will onre obronio diarrhoea.
i. Because it ia the only remedy that
will prevent bilious colio,
5. Because it is the only remedy that
will onre epidemical dysentery.
6. Beoanse it is tbe only remedy that
can always be depended upon in oases
of cholera infantum.
7. Because it is tbe mo6t prompt sod
most reliable medioine in use for bowel
oomplatnts. '
8. Because it produoea no bad
results.
9. Because it is pleasant and safe to
take.
10. Beoause it bas saved tbe lives of
more people than any other medioine in
tbe world.
The 25 and 50c sizes for sale by Con
ser k Brook.
Don't neglect a cough because tbe
weather is pleasant; before tbe next
storm rolls around it may develop into
a serious difficulty beyond repair. One
Minbte Oongh Oure is easy to take and
will do what its name implies. For sale
by OoDser & Brock.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Tbe feo and mileage ot U. S. deputy
marshals will receive a heavy reduotion
under tbe new sundry oivil approprifr
lion Din reoentiy passed by congress,
says tbe Asblund Tidings. The red no
tion will amount to 50 per oent and will
oonform to what deputy marshals receive
in tbe Eastern states. It is claimed
nnder this Dew rate that deputies to
Eastern or Southern Oregon would not
receive traveling expenses and that tbe
objeot of the new law is to induce tbe ac
oeptance ot a salary in hen of tbe fees
heretofore paid. - As yet U. 9. Marshal
Grady has reoeived uo notioe tor the en
foroemeot of the new law.
W. B. Johnson, Newark, 0., saya "One
Minute Cough Care saved my only ohild
from dying by oronp." It bas saved
thousands of others luUeriDg from orou
pneumonia, bronchitis and other serious
throat and long troubles. For sale by
Conser k Brook,
i:t
THE LECTURE.
Those Who Heard It Well Pleased-Amnsing,
Pathetic Instructive. '
Dr. Rasmus' leoture on tbe subjeot of
Battoned np Possibilities" was deliver
ed at the M. E. oburch as ner Drevious
arrangement, on last Wednesday even
ing to a fair-sized audience, though not
as large as was expeoted. A great many
of our people were out of town and un
luckily, too, for tbey missed a treat.
Tbe dootor's introduction was amus
ing and prepared bis bearers tor tbe die.
oussion of bis theme. It was handled
masterfully, and the audieooe were
shown the laughable.' tbe nsthetia.
stories of real, true life. The writer bas
beard Bob Burdette in his "Rise and
Fall of the Mustaoue," and in justice to
Dr. Rasmus will say that it rivalled the
noted lecturer's best effort. Tbe perora
tion was a grand review, a fitting ending
of sn excellent, instructive reoitsl ' of
real facts.
Dr, Henry Rasmus arrived here, from
Portland to deliver the promised leotore,
nn Wednesday morning, leaving for
borne last night. Ills many friends hope
that he may sgaio visit Heppner in tbe
very near future.
When a person begins to grow thio '
there is something wrong. Tbe waste
is greater then the supply and it is only
a question of time when tbe end most
come.
Io nine oases oat ot ten tbe trouble
is with tbe digestive organs. If yon oso
restore them to a bealtby oonditioo you
will stop tbe waste, put on new flesh and
cause them to feel better id every way.
The food tbey eat will be digested and
appropriated to tbe needs of tbe system,
and a normal appetite will appear.
Consumption frequently follows a
wasting of bodily tissue beoause nearly
all consumptives have indigestion. Tbe
Shaker Digestive Cordial will restore
the stomsob to a healthy oonditioo io a
vast majority of oases. Get one of their
U-j-j from your druggist and lesro
about this new and valuable remedy.
When tbe children need castor
give them Laxol; it Is palatable. ,
The crescent waves on Cretan shores,
Tbe cross of Christ goes down;
The Turks are helped by Christian powers
Who bombard fort and town.
Columbia's eagle hears nor heeds
Poo. "uba's piercing cry;
Then let us drown these shameful deeds
In Hperry's "IJnwood Rye."
For sale at tbe Belvedere saloon, E.
U, Sperry, proprietor. tf
A brother ot Mrs. J. D. Brown, a Mr,
Abbott, arrived Wednesday more In a
rnm tbe East to visit his sister, aod wag
disappointed lo not finding ber here
fibe bad been In attendanoa oo the En-
esvorers' meeting and from that point
took the train eastward to spend the
summer with relatives.
Harrison little is 'tending camp for
Crocket and Cbas. Kirk this summer
lis wss down from Ureeuboro esrly this
week.
Charley Jones bss redooed tbe price
ot slisving to 15 oeots. Wbo you
wsnt a first class shave osll at tbe same
old stsnd. If,
"Last summer one of oar grand-
ohildreo was sick with a severe bowel
trouble," says Mrs. E. G. Oregory, ol
Fredcrlokslown, Mo. "Our dootor's
remedy bsd failed, tbeo we tried Cham
berlain's Colio, Cholera und Diarrhoea
Remedy, wblob gave very speedy relief."
For ssle by Conser k Brook.
Ueorys Ureeo and weloo were over
from the John Day early this week.
HUMOR ON THE
BENCH.
Bowea
tlrpptier lo I'etidlet.rn vie ll'ipejt-r
F.obo blags Line. I'eraooa deetione rf
vuiliog 'ee dialog esa este time and
money ty taking thte rrote. liy ae
qnaltitlne the egeote the pre loos eea
tag the stage will ra-ite rontewo with
u' clock train at K bo to remileloa
( Xfloe at City Dreg Ktore, W. V, Loao.
I'roprtetof.
Walt. Thorn pen q rase tage bet
We aaool ran the PH tbef . Heppaer ssd atawefMaot, arriving- every
plan.
Tbe Ootlook will be la 17, ae it hss
been dortog each of Its twenty seven
rears, a History ol Oar Owo Time. Id
it various editorial departments Tbe
Outlook ives a compact review ol lbs
world's progress : it follows witbrsre
all tbe important philanthropic Sad ID'
dust rial movement ot the day; bae
complete department ol religious oews
devotes moeb spare to tbe Interest of
tbe bom; reviews correot literature;
fore is bee cheerful table-talk about men
acd things: and, la short, aim to give
freeb Informative, crigioal observation,
sad reasonable entertainment.
Beginning wltb the fifty fiifth volume,
tbe paper will so urea lbs regular mag
sine lit, which will adJ greatly to it
Oooeuienee aed aKrartiveoeee. Tbe
OoMixkto paUtehed every Hslardey
fifty too lesue a year. Tbe first Isso
la rarb aaaelo to aa Illustrated Magstie
Nstuber, eotiblebonl la-ire rosny
page as tbe crdieary to nee, together
wltb a large ember ol picture.
Tbe pnee el Tbe Outlook to ta
Idler a year Id advance, or Ire fh g
et a day.
Reed (or a reiie copy aad lllnstrai-
HAVE YOIK UBA1M.
Few train thst cb squirrel des
troys II 60 worth of grain snnoallj I
Wskelee's Squirrel snd Gopher Filer-
tntnaloi is tbe most effective sod eco
nomical poison known. Frio redooed
to 30 oente. Oooer A Brook sad Mloor
k Co., agent, Heppner; J. A. Woolery,
agent, I ne, Nichols k Leaou, agent
beiingti n.
siiKJiirra sale.
Notice u Hrttr.Br nivr.n th t i s if.r
and by virtue of an sierutlon laiel nut
of the I Irrult ourt ol lbs elate of Oregon lot
the onuljr of Morrow aod Io roe dim led and
delivered, lllani mil ntelll rendered Slid ei.
tered In ssd court on the lih dayol Mar,
In Isvor of L reldmaq slid . II H Cole,
rdsliitlrl. snd assln.t W. I. esllng. delrndsnt,
hi. the sum of One Hundred. 1 eeuly Tee sod
avlisi IhHiara In I'. S fold eoln Hu Interest
thereon e like gold e..n st the retool kht
r rent her snniiin from the rih da of aprll.
i"W7 snd the further sum of rtshte-, I., liar.
ts sod fll.liueefmeh'S III t,lh liidfteeut II
esa otdered by the rourt that the i,roM
etterhed In said Hon s' d herrlusli.'t rte
rrlhed, to wit Sooth It i f the south keel
Quarter nf eW tloe J snd tlie Morlb fe.l (juer-
lev nf Mertlon l snd the Koolh II. I uf th
' III nI ijM.fler of extlon rand Ihe Meet
Halt of Ihe ..,, Ih feat J""r ol eevtloa t.
and ll eaoulh Mall ol Ihe south- est 4"""
nt eerti.ni i. all In loe u.t,ii on (1 south
nee i east wlllam-ite iixndlait. Morrow
eounly, IHe,n. ! .Id lo seil.ty ssld led.
meot. rte and e-rrttlnf ria. I tu, on
Helurlat I he l.t day of Jmv, I'T, si 1
nrloh p in ol ssld der si Ihe flout doof
uf the nmrt limtae In Ifei.i.uer. VfMn
ronelf. lreofl, sell sll n. ri.l.l, I1 1 . a4
Inlereel nt Ihe Seld W I. eell'g lu audio the
sbov deerrOied .rrtfly St t,I.Sie sunll.fS tfl
to tie. tits-heal snd heel hid let lor reah In hand
the p -re-'f in he sf-t'lled t4 the seitala. i.hi M
Id aiernlltm Slid sll m4 r.el.lli.1 Mst
rfoe, V 1. MtTMM K
Bneetgnf Morrow eouhtl. tr'l
I led June at. tmfj, 4
What to Hop (kUf Cnt
Mia. Bflll Hil"t-r9.
I day einept Monday aed 1 eerie every
i slay eieept Haadey, Hbortt 84 bep-
Ui ra esd male lo th lUrr, , J. Hor,j0 pfpetoe to Tbe Ootlook, 3Atlofl
MU I'Uoe, SstTwkCttv,
Trtaturtr't Notice.
Vott'f t iirnrnt .vr." Tfl.t am.
il M arrow CWnmiy esrrsot r.f'.'eiad tirhe
id
snd lorludlog s.td f. lev ei.l tie
lellon si Ihe 1 reee.t.er odi.
ee sli' f Ihe date ut tl '. "te
ratk .Mll,
treere u M .ii'.e i t4ite,
t-'4, II' jt i.l, VIH JU, i d) il, V 4,,
t'baracterlstle Anecdote of Lord
the Kngllah Jaii.t.
The late Lord llowrn, brsliV Iw-lng
a great judge, was also a great wit, and
tunny luten-sting lon mots of hi are
lM-liig recallitl Jtiat now, , On the occa
sion of the queen's Jubilee, say lloiiae
hold Word, the Juilgrw were drawing
up an adilrrwa in the queen.
"Conscious aa we are ot our abort
coming," ran the addrraa; "conarioua
a we are of one emit hers siiorteom
liigs." siiggniu-d Inl Bowrn. Not
long ago he was aakrd to alt In the ad
tnlralty court. I'ikiii Uiking bis seat
he kaki'd linlulgiMire on account of In
t'kprrlrfic In admiralty biialnrs.
"And may there lie no moaning of the
liar, be vlilnl, "when I put out to era,'
Hutiietlinr hi wit km Very derisive,
ne, fur Instance, when lie remarked
Truth will outeven In au affidavit.
Not the least happy of bU rvronll
witticisms wsa the remark lie made
when eoigrltilnll nn his anoolnl-
went lo lie a law lr1. He would, lie
aalil, find U,e work , hi duly lirlng
Jo give hi opinion after so many other
I. ad given their. "In fart. 1 only hate
to atfre. ami miglit well have Wo
riae to Uv jrrage as 'leird Ton
KirrjV"
aewnus ar ins enarw.
A small fish i ailed Ihe pilot Is nesrly
alwsvs found with the rnan rating
rbark. Ka h si. ark I (iomiuinlrd by
from fits to set ii (slwsys by an tll
immtirr, It I i luime.)) f thee little
taaaala, and while hi aharkahip aeems
to Isr Incessantly keikibg foraouvetblng
wbrrewllh to autiafy hi voracious sp-
tit he never raU tin-so lilUe piloU,
thoupb tbey keep very iojr to hi ID.
Another frejtient asaortateof Ike shark
to the reniora, or awrkef fj,n. Nsture
ha pro piled Itwlibalsrgeirrulsrdi'k
f'tt the top of Its brad. By wrn ol
thi "stwker It Sltf-S itself to tb
Mf t iirfa i f tie alu-ik tub Is car
ikU 1 It r 1'Tf tr It cms,
Don't thio your blood wilb sassafras
r poison it wltb blue mass; bat aid N
tore by osing Oewitt's Little Esrly
Risers, tbe famous little pills for cod-
stlpslion, billonsaess and slomaoh trou
ble. Tbey are purely vegetable. For
ssle by Oneer k Brock. '
Joe Bannister came op frets below oo
Hoodsy, bsvlng gone below with a oattie
train.
Trtur, Halt-Ilheam and tWrtna,
T, m Inlunu Ili.Vlne .nit.inarllni. (net
dtmt to these) dlaeaw-a, la Instantly allayed
bv amilvlmr Chamljerlalu s Lve and
Skin Oiiitiimnt. Many very bad cases
have been permanently enrod by it. It
to eually efni tont for itehlng plh-s and
a favorite) remedy for sore nippies
chapped hands, chilblain, frost bite
and chronic sure eye, ko eta. per uoi
rr. fady'g Condition Powder, are
jtiat what a horse need when In bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermlfaire. Thev are not food but
medklne and the beat In nse to put
borne In prima condition.
cent per pac kage.
Irice V
I). A. Ctirrar, formerly of 1'eodletoo
bss opened op a 15 cent barbershop I
the old slam oo tbe Met lor corosr,
Work strictly first else. Call on bira
Stf
Horn-To the wileol Will Mallory, In
Heppner, nn Thursday, Jely Mb, a gir
oil,
Ja. Thompson, wbo started over tbe
trail with one ot Carson's bands of
beep, bss returned. He left tbe sheep
some plsoe (near Boise. Carson seem
to bsve bsd luck lu holding bis men, as
several of bis bsnds bsve returned with
out completing the drive.
Qo. Armstrong, wbo Is oow running
tbe popular ssloon oo tbe Mstlook cor
ner, bss put Id lbs Hop Gold drsugbt
beer. Milwaukee end Hon Qold bottle
beer, fine liquors sod cigars always on
bsnd. Jobo Durham, saslstsot mixolo
gist. Cell on lbs boys and get your
beer by glass or quart. 63-tf
A fsw dsys sgo whiles little son of J.
L. Yesger wss assisting bis latbsr In
opening a bog ot merchandise, over at
the furniture store, a Urge Iron rod
blob waa being manipulated by tbe
parent, slipped and atrook tbe boy oo
tbe bead cutting a gb 1 ioohee long
lo tbe skull. Oae of bis Angers wsg
slso badly braised.
Ine Rock stsg leaves Heppner at
7 o'clock, a. m Toedys, Thursdays.
end Halurdsys; arrives t A c'look, p.
m., Mondays, Wedneadsys aod Fridays.
Will maks connection with branch train
when desired. Far 12, ob wsy.
Freight J cent prr ponnd. j, rj,
BelleDbrork, Prop. Offloe at Usrry
Wsrreo'g drug store. tf.
CATARRH'
( a
LOCAL DISEASE
CM ! th eaeed ,.
9aVeXeweaes ftUsWBs)4a9
ll esa ks ene4 hy . fleMSnt
r ndt S MSftilNMl
rwtif Ism Ins a-wri.s. Ie-
By'sCriam Balm
Is m knswtvlvMl UMP asnst Umroeftl tsrs f'SJ
haesl I euti, ( .4 la head s4 Hsf Frve ef a. I
f-iail H iqr. tM (li Ins sl peeaf
snsrs est hdewi.e keei. Ihe sores,
la-1 the anaealeee lf-n eaeda, la, n US ths .lee-
Sf eea e-4 e-Me'l, rTH see at lntt f e or h e.4.
AiI ftttVletet,M(ISSusslr .
fistrW
M74J(IAIP1
Visitor to Klghl Mil ssy tbst that
locality to one ma nf golden wheel and
that th bappv farmer are preparing for
the harvest Morrow eoooly Is very lor.
Innate la all r. U th year.
Yon may bust Ihe world over aoJ you
UI aot find another medieio iaal to
Chruberlia's Colle, C'boler and Dl
rboa lUmedy for bowel complaints. II
to pleasssl, safe sad reliable. Fur sale
by Conser A Brock. e
Ham V. Coobrao eam la Huodsy with
time ot Henry Welch's wool. John
Carter aecompanlexl blm with aaotber
lot.
Potb toft yeeterUy with merehaa-
Tfl Thotuss II .rgn, of EgU JJ,!t
wit lo Utyyott Tuf.i'iy,
ut i.:-
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