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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1897)
Silyer has dropped to 57 cents rjer ounce. A silver dollar is now worth only 45 cents. Talk about a ton of gold from Olondyke, how much do you sup pose Morrow county will get for her products this year? Just tons of gold. Senator Gorman ruled the democracy of Maryland at the convention the other day and all was peace. The platform, written by Mr. Gorman himself, is a sort of a straddle a "please-all affair." The new tariff became opera tive after midnight on Friday, July 23. It is said that some im porters will contest this decision as the bill was not passed and signed until the afternoon of July 23rd. This section of Oregon is now enjoying what everybody has been clamoring for the passage of the tariff and an abundant crop of grain, fruits and vegetables. Mor row county is "in it" clear up to its eyes. Tbe Clondyke . fever is raging everywhere just now, but the mer cury will come down to its normal state as soon as the blizztrds strike this section. Keep away from those icy regions until ppring, unless you want to place your life into tne hands of the gim receiver. OUR GREEDY NEIGHBOR. England's greediness is again being exemplified in the matter of the Alaskan boundary line. The rich find in tbe Clondyke region, a section which England appropriat ed from the American government some years ago, is again under consideration, and not being sat isfied with tbe steal already record ed, assumes that the boundary Hoe is not yet in its proper place. Be sides what has already been filch ed from the United States govern ment on the boundary line ques tion, the Canadian government in flicts another infamous piece of legislation to the mining section of Clondyke, and imposes an assess ment or royalty on the gold taken from its territory, and at the close of its session a few days ago the Canadian cabinet announced that tbe government bad, according to press dispatches, decided to im pose a royalty on all placer dig gings on the Yukon in addition to $15 registration fee and $100 an nual assessment. The royalty will be 10 per cent each on claims on which there is an output of $500 or less monthly, and 20 per cent on every claim producing above that amount yearly. Besides this royal ty, it has been decided in regard to all future claims staked out on other streams or rivers, that every alternate claim should be the property of the government, and should be reserved for public pur poses and sold or worked by the government for the benefit of tbe revenue of tbe Dominion. In addition, the English govern ment is still clamoring for more territory and it isn't very particu lar as to where it plants its greedy tentacles. The latest is to tbe effect that Johnny Bull now wants to revise the boundary line of Alaska so as to come in possession of the principal and moBt import ant commercial point Juneau. The time when Uncle Sam is go ing to interfere with this greedy maneuvering of the British gov ernment, is certainly not far dis tant, and if it becomes necessary to draw the line the United States will in all probability be called upon to administer to the British subjects another gentle flogging. made of benefit to the geonnd Oregon district, in wbiob are located fast tracts of desert lands that oan be brought ioto cnltivatiorj by tbe use of water. Salem Statesman. Tbe Ohio democrats are weakening. A month ago tbey were enre that they were going; to carry tbe state, but now tbey are beginning to admit that they do not ee a victory in Bight. Editor Williamson of Hamilton, who reports himself as " from tbe hotbed of tbe Buckeye demooraoy," is quoted in a St. Louis paper as saying "I do not think we have any cinob on the Ohio election this fall and would not be to shockingly surprised if we loet the legislature and a United Stated senator." Plalodealer. SHEEP IMFPING. Chicago Htork yards Co. Requires it la tbe CaM of Scabby Sheep. SHERIFFS SALE. XTOTICK 18 HfREBY GIVEN THAT I'NDER Js and bT virtue of an execution Issued oui of the cirrult Court of the Stat of Oremon for 81 many sheep are sent from tbis I delivered, nnon a Judgment rendered and en tered in ia court on tne tin a; oi Msn-o onnnty and adj'iiniog oonotioa, that the snbjct of dipping at the Obioigo Union etook yards becomes an important cot sideration, says the E. O. It bears on tbe question of scabby sbeep and sheep men will read with interest tbe follow ing from a recent issue of tbe Iowa Homestead: 147 in favor of A rt Rennet' and F. P. Mars. I Plaintiff, and aaatnst Charles Kimy and Clara I Ktmsey. hi I'e. A. J. Klmaey and Mtnsey, hit wife, Wm. Klinney and W Klmaey, mi wiie, W ft Mervar and Xarah Mereer. his wife, L. A. Florence and Klla Florence, his wife, Richard Hall and Minnie Hall, ha wife. Bamuel Hall and Mary Hall, hit wife. Win. Farrel and Eva Farrel hia wite, Thomas Kimaey and Nellie J. Croft, Defendants, for the sum of OneThousaud, Two Hundred Twenty-Three and 46-100 Dollars with interest thereon from the 4th day of Eastern Oregon State Normal School, Weston, Oregon. ONLY STATE SCHOOL IN EASTERN OREGON Tbe aotion of tbe Cbtongo stock and rieventy-Flve Dollars attorneys fees and ine turiuer sum 01 iwemy-ruur uuiimib luow A new ballet-proof olotb was tried on a dog at the Chicago college of dental surgery tbe other day, and, strange to say, the dog survived the test, the ballet failing to penetrate tbe cloth. It is re ported that already the presidents of Soutb American republios bave written for samples of the olotb and sell meas urement blanks. The cloth is to be tried on a human target next. Eugene Register. Tbe men in tbe Clondyke oonntry, who have plenty of provisions, are or ganizing to protect themselves against tbe depredations of foolish men coming there unprepared with food and clothing to suptiiu life. There will be serious times in that dark and frzen land, sure enough. Many a life will go oat on account of oold and banger, and tbe pistol will put out many more. Salem Statesman. Tbe new Clondyke discoveries will only emphasize tbe importance of oar rioh mining resources in Southern Ore gon. Tbey have stood the test of nearly half a century, yielding millions upon millions in gold, arid tbeir permanent valne is only now on tbe eve of a new development, it is confidently predioted. Ashland Tidings. SOME (XONOYJJE NOTKH. Among the appointments in the house we notice that Speaker Reed has favored our representative, W. It. KlliH, with a placo on the public lands and irrigation, and arid land committee. He also made T. II. Tongue a member of the committee on agriculture, Ioth these gentlemen can make themselves useful to the state on account of those appointments. Til Eli E is little probability that this government will take any no tico of Japan's supplementary pro tout ngaitiHt the annexation of Ha waii, not ImcauHO of any particular desire to Hiiub Japan, but because Secretary Khcrinau'g reply to J a. pau'a first protest covered the ground 10 fully that no other an awer id needed. The action of the senate committee on foreigo rela tiotis in favorably reporting the annexation trexty without a dm- senting voice, was additional do. tice to Japan, and all the rest of the world, that annexation U going to be accomplished regardless of the opinioni or wimiips of other tia tiotn. No OFFICIAL of the ad in in Ut ra tion nor member of cither branch of congress takes seriously the Knglitth-ruadti rumor that Hpain and Japan had formed an alliance ti make war upon tha United States. Nobody in Washington would bo the slightest bit worried even if it were known tlmt iucIi an alliance was an accomplished fact, instead f being an Knglieh at. tempt to team potnehody, an a ineatia of "gfttiug pvpu" for the truthful sUteiiiet.t of the tricky conduct if tha r.ngliah govern, ineitt, wailo iu Heciftary Kh-r Mali's instructions to Ambassador Hay, concerning the seal fi-lierirs tiagotiatioQ. It was Dot itnd that these instructions should lm Wade public at thia time, but they were obtained by a wide-awake Deawpspcr tunn and printed. The publication has made tint English editor very load at the U. H , and their old occupation of atnusing us which waa suspended will the arbitration treaty w pending, la been resutiifd; but it I worthy of notice that no attempt ha Iweo inadd bi cmtrocrt tlin truthful ben of iktcntary KLeinuu's ar. raigauioitw( Lwii ba'.ubur, IIenuy Clews remarks in his latent circular: "It is generally con. ceded that the advance in Ameri can Bpcnritios lins been without any material help from London, the transactions from that quarter for gome time past having been for moderate profits and quick turns. This, therefore, places us in a position of not being compelled to take back our securities from abroad at high prices." The fact is our peo ple have in the past six jears bought back from foreign holders hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of American secuiltiee. Our fin a nenl tub begins to stand on its own lottom, and we will be fore long assume our destined place as the banker of the nations. WHAT OIK IXCHAMIM HAY. Tha London (Hobs savs that tbe Japi Oan easily hip the Uulled Hlatf. frnliably tbsOlubsMak from taoi- polnt of malic. Those bo liar bos "licked" are nsaal'y inclined to eorour K another to d tbe flailing thereafter. Titer were people who Said the United Htalee would b "licked" in 1773 and lHI'J, but they proved to b mistaken. Fast Oregonian. As heretofore state J lb CloJyk miuiog dislriot I on Hi boundary lln lielwreo I'ntlml Males aud Di.nlo. too of Cans la Tbe two nations bat not hsretofor bee able to fl( tha lias sod now that tha gold fllU has been fonu I, lb leak will b tnor eiallna than tar. Tli 0. H. eot ba In- tmolod il foreign relations en in ml tie to report at one a treaty for determin ing the bolloJary litis Iwlwen Aleck anil Canada. Horn eve go so fr a to assert that Complication Bill aria preoipilaiing uflllltl.-s. Tb g m sane of Id two nations will not. however, allow t sordid an ebm-nl a tol l lo pratipilat war. Tb lvin itT t fta or lh nlber of lb people strip of fniu gnld bran tig gravel It sol an la toll Ibst require a blood cleansing Independent. Tb paper ar f ill nf lb Cl-in.lt. mining eiilmsnt, lltnr pnp ' wild over It ao l rraty lo tlar at once, Th T. M. m lint tisuy sal as J dis appoiuUd ricerienrra.-I. M. Mr. Totn a tasmUr of lh bona eoramiltew on grtrllar, and Mr. F.llit of lb emsmlHiM oa pablif lands. Tbssw rsUMns lbs! illbs i( a If stits lt lbir onstitusats. Mr, Lllls wst glen also lb chairmanship of tb svim M ile o trrlgalio an I art I laott, hh b Mr. Ilsruian rssles as a sop n reoitnt of hi SKtAfestf it s li dse for Id rhaif 'naualiip o Ids n't auj liSiU'ts rowiuitllao, lit t isl bu 'lltal Is ur-rM. Tb t-issw ta s What Yon Need In the Way or Bapiilies Some Points on Clondyke. The following is said to be a mining ootfit for two men, and those who are contemplating going into tbe Clondyke seotion should oat oat tbe list: 700 pounds flour, 100 pounds oat meal, 200 poonds bsoon, 100 pounds dried beef, 120 pounds beans, 150 ponnds angxr, 60 pounds coffee, 10 ponnds tea, 25 pounds ooooa or chocolate, 50 ponnds rioe, 30 pounds hominy, 50 pounds peaches, 50 ponnds apricots, 50 pounds seedless plums, 2 cases oondensed milk, EhkIh brand; 10 ponnds soap, 5 pounds ground mustard, 2 pounds cayenne pep per, 10U pounds salt,, 0 ponnds Uow brand soda, 10 pounds Royal baking powder, 1-pound oane, 2 picks, 2 shovels, 4 pans, 2 axes, two hatohnte, 2 saws, 15- foot, 1 band; set brnoe and bits, J to 1 inches ; assorted steel nails, 40 pounds ; 3 chisels, 1 plane, rope $2, 15 ponods oakum, 3 pounds white lead, 1 gun and ammunition 150 rounds, I oooking outfit, 1 rehVctor, 20 pounds of quicksilver, 1 trailing fork, 1 oompass, matobes, 8 can syrup, 6 gallons; 1 keg piokles, 5 gallons; 2 gallous alcohol in gallon onus, 3 pounds nf black pepper, 50 ponnds vnporated potatoes, GO ponnds butter, firkin; 30 pounds lard, 20 pounds sea biHCiiits and 1 case oorn beef for trip on Yukon; 10 pounds cheese, 2 boxes choice candles, 1 looking glass, 20 pounds tohaeoo, plug; 10 pounds tobao- co, smoking; 1 wall tent, 10x14; 1 crow bar. Tbe Gazelle is also able to give a table of distanot'. Tbe Oregonlno printed one not long ago but it was not oorreot in every particular. Also out tbis out From Juneau: Haines M, at ion (Cbiloat) 80 Oyea 100 Head of oano navigation 106 Summit of Chilcat Past lit1 Head of Lake Lindeman 1'23'i Foot otLak Lindeman 127'i Head of I.aks tietmett 12Ht Foot of Lake Bennett 153' Caribou Crossing l."6'1' Foot otTagish Lak 1731, He.! of Lak Martb 178 Head of Caeyon 223 Fool of Canyon 823 Urad nf Wl.ll Uors Kapids 225 Tahieen River UO Head of Lak I Pargs 2: yards company in requiring tbe dipping id an infusion of cigar etnbs and tobacco strappings of all sheep intended for ex port has aroused tbe shippers of fat muttons to a vigorous protest, which resulted reoently in a modification of tbe order. It is hereafter proposed to dip nothing but scabby sheep. Tbe dipping ordioance promulgated by the department of Bgrioulture bas been in full force for some time, but it is only sinoe the establishment of the tank at tbe slook yards tbat it lies been in effect. Aotingontbe theory tbat prevention is better tban cure, the healthy animals have been subjected- to a dipping opera tion as well ps those affected with dis ease. Tbe charge for dipping bas been tbree oents per bead. Tbis bas not been ground for tbe protest, but it is claimed the dip used bas bad a bad effect on tbe bealtb of tbe sbeep and places them in an unfit condition for an ocean voyage. "A reoent shipment of one thousand bead arrived in Liverpool in snob poor condition tbat tbe importers at onoe wrote to the shipper in Chicago to say tbat they wanted no more tobacco sat orations billed to tbem as fatlings of the flocks of America, and unless be could send tbem sbeep whose nerves and tissues were not shattered Bnd uined by nicotine indulgence all future deals were off. Other importers wrote letters of like import aud the market wasseritnsly affected. Tbe stock yards company instead of ohanging the dip to a sensible one, modified tbe rules in such a way tbat hereafter all sheep not affected with disease will be permitted to go without dipping. It is needless for us to say here tbat if the right kind of dip had been . used there would bave been no protest.". and dlibursments, and whereas it waa further ordered and decreed by the court that the mortgaged property described aa followt to-wit: The East half of the North-west Quar ter, the Booth-west quarter of the North-east quarter and the North-wett quarter of the south east quarter of Section 18. Township One (1) South Kange2S East W. M.( in Motow county, Oregon, betold to satisfysaid judgment, costs ana accruing costs, i wiu on Saturday, Tne aisi aay oi juiy, inir. at two 0'cWk p m., of said day, at the front door of the court house lu Heppner, Morrow countr. Oregon, tell all the right, title and in terest of the said above named Defendants in and to the above described property at public auction to the Highest and best Dinner tor cash in hand, the proceeds to be applied to the satis faction of said execution and all costs and C08IS that may accrue. E. L, MATLOCK, enerirt of Morrow uouniy, Oregon. Dated July 2nd, 1897. 558-67. SUMMONS. Located on the O. R. k N. Railway midway between Pendleton and Walla Walla. Students admitted at all times of the year. First-Class Training School for Teachers. Vooal and Instrumental Musio taught by competent ioetrnctors. A gradu ate of tbe Boston Conservatory bas ' charge of the instrumental department. The IOLclies' Boarding Hall Is thoroughly equipped and offers ex cellent accommodations at reasonable rates. Send for catalogue. Addsess M. G. ROYAL, President of Faculty or P. A. WORTHING- TON, Secretary Board of Regents, Weston, Or. Tbe Whitman Monument. A. B. Niles, representing tbe Nileo- Vinson Marble Works, of Walla Walla, aooompanied by bis young son, was in town Sunday and Monday. Mr. Nile is happy over baving secured tbe con tract for the Whitman monument. It will be a marble shaft, 28 feet biph, and and will oost 82 100 and will be ureoted al the grave of the brave pioneers who met death at the hands of the Indians, below Walla Walla, near now what is Whitman station, Nov, 29, 1847, j net 50 years sgo next November. At that time the monument will be ereoted and dedi cated, a tribute to tbe memory of one man who saved Oregon and Washing ton from beoomirg British territory, and to the Christian pioneers wbo met death at tbe bands of savages in their endeavors to spread tbe gospel. TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE 1 of Oregon, for Morrow County. W. P. Lord, H. K. Kincaid and Phil. Metschan, the Board of Commissioners, etc., Plaintiffs, vt. J. B. Bperry, 8. V. Bperry, Bperry, the Ore gon Railroad and Navi gation Company and P. . (!. Thompson. Defendants. To J. B. Bperry, 8. V. Sperry and Spcrry, Defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, on or bet re the first day of the next term oi tne above entitled court, to-wit: Monday, theflth day of September. 1S97: and if you fail so to appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiffs will apply to the court to grant the relief demand d in said com plaint, to-wit: For a judgment and decree against you for the turn of S2000 and Interest thereon from July 1st. 1892, at the rate of eight fier cent per annum, the sum of f 150 attorneys ees and for the costs and disbursements of this suit: and for a decree foreclosing a certain mortgage made, executed and delivered by defenclnnts, J B. Bperry and 8. V. Bperry, to plaintiffs, on tbe following rel property situ ated in Morrow county. State of Oregon, to-wit: South half of the northeast quarter and north half of the southeast Quarter of Bee. 20. south half of southeast quarter of Sec. 20, west half of the southwest quarter of Sec. 21, southwest quarter oi northwest quarter of Bee. a, north east quarter of southeast quarter of Bee. M, north half of northeast quarter and south east quarter of northeast quarter of Sec. HO, southeast quarter of northwest quarter and north half of south w.st quarter of Sec. 29, and the northeast quarter of aoutheast quarter of Bee. 30. all in township 3. south ranee 2P. E. W. M.. recorded in the office of the countv clerk of taid Morrow county, in Book "C" of Mortgages at pagea 132, 183 and 134, and to sell said prem ises and apply the proceeds of said sale to the payment of said judgment, attorneys' feet, costs and disbursements. Thit summons is terved upon you pursuant to an order of the Hon. Stephen A. Lowell, Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered in said suit on the 2lxt lny of Jn'y, 18U7. BROWN & REUFIELD, 64-77 Attorneys for Plaintiff's. FRANK ROGERS J. J. ROBERTS Rogers & Roberts, Contractors arid Builders. Plans and Estimates Given on snort Notice. All Kinds of Repair Work Done- SUMMONS. OFFICE HOURS-Day and Night Leave your orders "Any Old. Place" and Rog. or Jim will get 'em. o o o o o o o THE NEW YORK Merchant Tailor. PatroQize Horne Industry. Has opened a first-class tailoring establishment in Natter's building, next door to the gallery, and carries a fine line of Foreign and Do mestic Woolens; is a practical tailor and cutter, with many years of experience. Makes suits to order in the latest styles. All at reason- able prices. A new metal baa been discovered in a ooruber of Southern Oregon placer mines. It ia an alloy of nickel iron, and ia id faot niokel ateel, soob aa ia naed for armor plates oo battleship!. F. E. Birge, of Med ford, baa authority from Ban FraDoiaoo to pay 25 rents an ounce (or the metal. Canyon City Newa. rui Are much in latlri ahwiji reaily, efficient, satisfac tory, prevent a cold or fever, rurs all llvrr Ills, slrk limd- trhs, undies, ctnMlNitlti, rte. I'rlea IS runs. Ill oulj Pills to take with lluud's Murupurtlls. d'8 Pills TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE 1 of Oregon, for Morrow County, W. P. Lord. H K. Kincaid and Phil. Metschan, the Board of Commissioners, etc., Plalntltl's, vs. Nye Rambo and Mary Bambo, Defendants. To Nve Kamboand Marv Rambo, defendants: In the name of the State of Oreion; 1 on are! hereby required to appear and answer the com. pinini niea against yon in tne anove euiitieo suit, on or before the next term of the above entitled court, to-wit: Motuiav. the 6th lav of Keutemher. and if you fail so to appear and answer, for I uttnereni, the plalntlns will apply U court to grant the relief demanded in the com plaint, tn-wit: For Judgment and decree attains yon for the sum of t'mO and Interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum from July 1st, IK'.ri: the sum of fifty dol'ara at torneys' fee and the costs and disbursein"nts of this suit; and for decree foreclosing a certain mortgage, mane, executed and delivered by you to plaintiffs on the following descrlb d real property situated In Morrow county, Htate oi urcgnn, to wn: ine southeast quarter oi hw. : in townships, north range 21, K. w. M.. recorded In the office of the county clerk of Morrow county, on the 17th day of March, law). In book "l" of Mortgages, at pages 477, 478 snd 47'. and to sell said premises and apply the proceeds of said sale to the payment of said Judgment, attorneys' 'ees and costs. nil summons is served upon you in pursu ance lo an order oi Hon, btephen A. uwell. Judge of the above entitled court, made sod entered in said suit on the 21st day nf July, 1KD7. BROWN A KKDKIKI.D 64 77 Attorneys lor Plaintiffs. Fool of Lak La Uargs 3H4 Hootalinqaa Hirer 31rl Caasiar liar 842 Iliht Halrnon Klver 3'J Little H.I moo River 38-Vt Kit Fingers Kapids 444 Kick Rapid 4.V) Telly It.yer r303 Wlitia llir 6iW Hiewarl River tVJ Huty Mil I'iwI fito ('lood)k 674 Fort Ht liaoo fi2' Foriy Mile Tost 72S Fort On,! ahy Tl ciroUCiw ..urn raosj i'Iholi t trt. Ilirch Creek M llJiHid Crwk 50 tlruti iro Creek 6j lu lepeu lenoe Creek (VI Msslodoa Creek CI FegUi Cre.k tV Tl rortlauJ Meienry gita m g'xi.l aJvio. Il aaja; Tl fact baa Wo Ulnpt lt,f our dry fiKHU niemhanle ar shorl on many ol li hue of goods required by miner Id l lis niUl rrgioa of lh aortb, tint tl traphlt) ordura ar brln"" In I bees sop- pll and by I tlaia Ihs Klder sails, July 3 V, anything ta lbs tin t l"thita csllmj for will b 00 bl. Wool bnle so.'h a a' woe a ta tha 0i its and Ms a ll'iha, ttvrmaa aorka, fell inltteiis, etc. , tisve leea nrdrk by the l'e. and will he nm sale witlila a k. Hot d.n' go tlblint. IVki'I Ie'l a hf td pleasure In that al.i and roach eonntry. IKib'I. If Ineky reonfb to strike It Ikh. si la ferutilttif and eoandtrln everything Iskea from lb earth. rWs-risihIa and, hn a ornpe'swey ) n)lre.1, rtnra to ltgoB and Iska life ty. This 1 Your Opportunity. Ou roceipt of t u cents, cash or slaiii, a fteuoroUN sainpla will tie luuiled of Hie must iKHininr Cuturrh and Hay Fever Cure (Kly's CrvAiii Ila'.m) snHlcient to dimon- strsie tho grc il tmoita hi tiio remedy. r.LY mtoTiints, Cti Vi'.rnu t., Srw York City. Rer. JolinHeid, Jr.i'f Or al Falls, Moot, recotn mended F.iv'a ( team l'iiliu lo me. I ran euildiati hia a'eii im tit. ltlaapoal live cure for ratal ih if Uwd aa directed." Iter. Fraud W. I'm.le, Taalor Ccutral frt. I'hurch, llelroa, HouL F.ly'a Cream Halm la tb acknowledged cur rut- ra'arrh and nmtaina no mercury Uor any lujurluus drug. ITica, 60 cent. SHERIFF'S 8AI.E. NOTICIt ta Rfr.REBY HIV THAT fSnKR Slid by virtus of an eiernllnn Issued out nf the ( Irrult Cnuii of the Mate of Oregint for the I oiitity nf Morrnw and iii me directed and ilelleret upon a hiritntent rendeml and en tared In said court on the 4lh dav nf Men h. IwC. In favor ! Julia Cartel. I'laliitllT. and asalnal Hamtiel I Iterkln. Marlha A. Iterklng. bis wile, James H, Nunaniakersnd Maria K Nunanuiker. his He, H T Amleraon and K I Kmt, H- fetidants fur the sum nf rteveti Hnndre.1 Rtshly ell and 3Vltm 0llan llh InUresI lhere.m at tha rats nl elsht per re nl par annum I mm the 'h day nf Man h, l7. the further sum uf riltv iMIIat sim.rtey s leas snd Ihe s un ! Cltiv- I an and M ! I!lars e.ais ed dKMinmenis w herras hr said ilecree and nnler of aal It was dlneret thai the tullnalii deai'rtiied real property t all: Tha aouth hall nl tha north eaet quarter. tUa ao th laenty Ave .'-o arrea if the north aeat quarter of Ihe nnnh aat quae- let ol aniion 11 I. .a mi ll. Ironth Kanee and tha A eat half nf tha SoMli tteat quarter nt Kartioa II and tha hnh half of Ihe North eaat qoarler nf Sartlon li. In "elite , Sottl Natig JS. Iat w M , all In M..rni mtnitv Itreson, la aold to aalletf said ) Ml-tiei,, rosis ami MYtm eiMis I a ill, on Natnt.lay, 1 ha let dar nf July. !:. St twe e'rha-k a m , ol said dev. al the Irani dnornf tha eonel k.mae ta Heppner, Mntmw CHtntr, nrefon, sell all Ihe nihl, till and I lerral (4 lh aald Saatiwl I i.rnf. Martha A l.erklr.,. el a'.. la and lo lh ehnve c) ear 1 1 had pn.r1y el pnl.he eucitnn In th hliheel end heal ht.t.ter ! raeh In hand, the prorard lo he affiled to lh ailaiariion nl aald oarutlon an I ell coett and met that may a.rrue K I. M4IUHK, aherllt Mirow lountv. rtq. I a led Jul, td. lavf. VaV7. Cleaning anil Repairing none at Low Figures. A. WEINBERGER. Proprietor. B 00TS AND SHOES! THE PLACE TO GIT THEM 18 AT M. LICHTBNTHAIy'S He has anything In this line that yon may desire and you can depend on it you get a good article when Mat guarantees IU SHOES I IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. Old Stand, Main Strt. Repairing a Specialty THIS: to li Wly Tribune FOIl SUMMONS. HTHK ClRCflT COl'RTOK THE STATE of oreson. for th County ol Morrow. The Oreson Mnrliie t'omnany, I .united, a corporation, 1 lalu tlll, vs. Bert-nd Poprn and Ella Pop- IH-nsa iMOi'noanis. To Berend Ponnenra and Ella ronnenna. de fendants shove named. In th name of the elate of Oreson: You are I herehy reiiulred to appear and answer or other alee plead to the roinplalut Bled ssalnal you In the alaivt entitled suit on or before the first I day nf the neil regular term of the Circuit I Court lor Morrow County, Oreson, to-wit: !Ho:ioay, in sin oar ot xenieniner. i'J7: and If you fall to so answer or otherwise Mead, for want thereof, plaintiff will taka judgment SKalnst di'feudanf. Herend Hopen(, for the I sum nf I.M) (10 tnsether with Intereal thereon at I the rate oi ten per crni per annum from Ihe I lit day nf Iierenitier. l'i. and for the further I sum nf 1,10 00 attorneys' fees snd for the costs I in this suit, and Plaintiff will app'y to Ihe I ronrt tor a deeo-e of foreclosure snd sale ol the I follow! g neacrlhed mnrtaased premises, to alt: Theawt.nl the N K' snd the of the 1U1 J L. G taVl. ..g k. tlU 1 1 a Tft '! mm sw tw ii ansa n w m i ri Briiiisii I w, low iinip ton th 'Ill't(n tmi-rri' lo th rtaaif haarxl n t Sa is p-.hii.hed by y.r,,,. oi .n VlUc .wU1 haTe f" ,eM Pce prominence, until -Dother State or oM.'lnutr National occfuton demaoda a renewal of the fight for the principle! for Farmers and Villaoers, FOR Fathers and Mothers, FOIl Sons and Daughters, FOIl M the Family. With tbe close of tbe Treaidential campaign TIJE TRIBUNE V'h.'TMV m -id'aale ot reo8Dize" th fct tbat the Ame PP are now anxioaa to cire .... . iL.' i' . i. I a . . rVTed "r . S3i:ili! inep um? w Dnme Dn8ini?s8 iDtercbts. To meet tbia condition, July, lw7. M T7 sl i m m I vnva Attorneys lor Plaintiffs. Mrppcer Outfltii (V, la th Her fa iaa J, M J. ' ' " a l'.yery aew tahaerihar nt lb()aitt from ,i data, May 35, l.l7,aill r4ra a a trealaa a book votlfe a loo lh ptWa of lb auWrlptioo. tf SUM MOSS. tUTIIK riRCftT rorRToy Till fT ATI I I nf Dreson, for Morrow County. Th fiar Prewery t ompaoy, rialiitllt, va Rolrt Krtek, IVfrndanl To Molwrt Krlrk. lelendsiil In the namentth atat uf Orevnn: Yon ar herehy reotilred In appear and answer th mm- plaint filed esaleat vim In the ehnve entitled anion, on ot helnr lh am day of lh net Wrtn nf lh shot entitled enitrl, liwwll : M,.n. lay. Iheaih day nf arftemher. I?: snd If you tall snmansaer, forwent thereof. lh plalnillT will lak ludsmenl stalnst y.ot Inrlhs sum nl I IW. th cats end dlelmr meats of this a-Hon. end 'of th aal nf Ihe properte belonginc lo y.a aeratofnra ettarhad Inttii anion, and alllanply the trnresal axld sale In lh parWHMil ol said Judsment, mats ti1 nielHiraemeltla. TMs aiinimons ta eerve.1 npon yoa In pneati snra of an order of Hon Mephen A U.all, Jndsenf lh ! entitled rnurl, mad and entered In said arllnn nn lh lm day nl July, ia.: nun a a r ur i r, I TT Allorueys Uf P.ali.tllT. sruKANE FILS 4 NORTHERN NELSON 4 FORT SllFJTAKD TaEO MOCNTAIX R.ULWUS Tha Only AU Rait lUut V Hhool Cbana ff Car IWta Hpokae, Jloaelaed B1 NUoa. Also Utwee Nelaoo aat RowslaeJ, 4sty iret.l Puaday: which THE TRIBUNE haa labored from ita inception to tbe Dreamt day, and won ita greatest victories. 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