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clubbing rates :
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Weekly Oregonlan, $1.50... .... 13.50
" 8. F. Examiner, L50 8.75
" N. Y. Tribune, $1.00. . 8.00
" Inter-Ocean, $1.00..... 8.25
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Thrice-a-Week N. Y. World, $1.00 8.25
Webfoot Planter, 60c 2. 50
Leslie's Weekly, $4.00 5.00
Rural Spirit, $2.00 8.50
New York Wool Record, $2.00 ... 8. 50
METH. EPISC. CBUKOH.
SERVICES.
Bunday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Bundny school
10 a. m. Classes No. 1 and 2 at 12:10 p. m.
Epworth League Devotional meeting at 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p. m.
'The Spirit and the bne say. Oome."
The oastor mav be fnnnd nt. tha nunuwnon
joining me onnron, wnere be will be
meet any wo miiy desire to consult
lad to
reliaious, soual, oivio, philosophic), educational,
or any other subjects.
.un on
J, w. iXiUButtK, Minister.
Here and There.
, See M. Liclitenthal tor shoes. a.
H. A, Murphy, of Monument, is in the
city. - -
O. . Jones was in from Eight Mile
Friday.
Ed. 8. Oox was down from Hardman
Saturday.
Frank Field oame in from Long Creek
yesterday. '
W. B. Biddle, was in from Goosberry
on Saturday.
Fine celery, fruit, oigars and tobaoooe
at Mathews'. tf.
Cbas. Bosenfeld, of Portland, oame In
Ibis morning.
D. McDonald, of Arlington, wss in the
city Saturday.
w. vv. iveiiy, or Uaoyon Uity, wei
here on Sunday.
J . a., iroedaoo, ot Uonglass, was in
town Saturday.
Rufus Farrens,of Hardman, visited
Heppner Sunday.
u. w. wnue, ot (Joudon, was lu our
Tillage Saturday.
Geo. W. Crawford, of Coudon, was in
Heppner Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Wooltry, of Iooe, was in
Heppner yesterday.
Submit your plans t Banous before
giving out your oontraot. . tf
To trade A good heatibg stove, for
oordwood. Call at office. - tf.
H. W. Holden, of Portland, was smong
the arrivals this morning.
H. A. and F. W. Cupper were
over
from Monument yesterday.
George Vinoent was in from the But
ter oreek country Saturday.
W. E. Royse.of Goosberry, was reg
istered at tbe Palaoe Friday. ' "
The Orange Front for fine fruit, cigars,
tobaooof and fancy groceries. . tf,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Ward, of Long
Greek, Sundayed la Heppner.
Otto E. Linn, of Douglas, waa viewing
the sights id Heppner yesterday.
M. Lloblentbal fcf shoes. Exclusive
hoe store. Handle! the best. 83tf
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor, of John
Day, were guests at tbe Palaoe Sunday
Chris aod Oscar Keithley, of Hard
man, were doing business io the metrop
olis Friday.
Mrs. 8.J. Neal and Miss Mary Mur
phy, of Arlington, were arrivals oo Ibis
morning's train.
Fine home-made taffy at tbe Orange
Front A olean, fresb stook ot goods
leave your orders. If.
Girl wanted to do housework. Good
wages. None bnt tbe best need apply.
Call at Gat etle offloe. 83-tf
Te arrive soon at Mathews' sweet
potatoes, cranberries, Grandpa's soap
and other necessaries, tf .
Aoy oos desiring to bolld eitbsr a
boose or bero will make monsy by call
ing on tbe O alette oflloe. 67 tf
For sals residence property. Barn
and good oo t booses. Will sail ebesp oo
asy terms. Call at offloe. . 83 If.
Beet accommodation and courteous
treatment at tbs Imperial Hotel, Seventh
and Wash. Sts., Portland. Oregon.
Gas Btelter, wbo is well known among
ths "r sags" boys, came over from Pendle
ton Betardsy, and will rsmalo tiers dnr
icg Ibe winter.
Tbe late frost soeras to have nipped
all tbe local ai la tbe "bad," at least
there seems to be nothing ot interest
"to pot in the paper."
Mies Allba Leech bee jost received a
nice line ol sample bats. Hbe invitee
tbe ladies to see them and get piieee be
fore purchasing sUeebers. 85-92.
8. P. Fbolt and . M BhoH. of tbe
Condon GWbe and Antelope Uereld, re-
speeilvely, were in Osppner Hatorday
and m1e tbe Osteite a pleasant visit.
X. O. Mens, tbe dairy man. wbo took
a bo o r ot bis floe cattle to the Port-
lead aad The Dalles fairs, retoraed He a
day morning, bringing with bins com
bs ot bias ribbons bih bis floe stuck
on for biro.
JsJge KtoharJeo bs4 a sal.jswt be.
Ion als aoart iswterday. II waa a ease
wbere man had ledalg4 ! treev
ly la a SaiJ tbet sens! paralysis is bis
"pedal eitretneltsw," aad Ibe fx fel
low wee arret4 en charge of bevies'
Wa drank.
t w. '
CHARGED WITH THEFT OF SHEEP.
Una Matteeoa, a Caapteader, Finds Himself
la tierioas Treable.
Linn Mattesoo, a young man well
known in this aeotion, waa arrested yes
terday on a charge of larceny. Matte
son had been in the employ of Andy
Tillard and Asa Thompson for some
time peat. A short time ago the owners
noticed contraction in their band of
sheep for which they eoald not aoooaot.
They began to investigate the matter
and a search of the country revealed the
fact that the missing sheep had been
disposed of in Baker county. A warrant
was issued for the arrest, of Mattesoo
and he is now in the hands of the sheriff.
The sheep were supposed to have beon
separated from the original bands in
Grant eonnty, bat tbe yoang man bay
ing returned to .this oouoty, was taken
in custody on Tillard's rsnob on Batter
creek.
The saoused will probably be tried in
Baker oouoty, w!ere the sheep are sup
posed te have been disposed of.
Found Her Husband.
Mrs. E. M. Ayres, of Eugene, says Tbe
Dalles Cbroniole, oame to Walla Walla
a few days ago to meet her husband,
who bad written to her to oome here as
be bad seoared employment. Mrs.
Ayres was surprised on her arrival to
find no one to weloome her, and as the
days went by and she found no trace ot
ber husband she beoame alarmed and
informed the police ot her trouble. Mrs.
Ayres was almost dietraoted until today,
when the mystery was cleared up. The
woman made a mistake about the place,
and instead of her husband writing from
Walla Walla he wrote from Wallala.
wbere be has been working for a Mr.
Morgan. Mrs. Ayres left today with
ber littld child for Wallula, greatly re
lieved that ber troubles had been so
quickly dispelled.
Death ot Mr. Murphy.
Tbe remains of Mr. Murphy , father
of Henry A. Murphy, were brought in
oo this morning's train from Portland,
and were conveyed to their home at
Monument for interment. Mr. Murphy
went to St. Vinoent'a hospital at Port
land some time ago for medical treat
ment, but tbe disease with which he
was affiioted bad gained such inroads
that nothing oonld be done to relieve
his sufferings.
Saturday's Races.
T r . . ..
uasi oaiurnay ariernoon a norse race
took place at tbe old raoe oourse be
tween tbe handsome sorrel, Big Enough,
belonging to V. Gentry, of Hoppoer, and
tbe fine looking bay, "Too Big," belong
tog to Otha Ward, ot trwe R ok. The
distance was 400 yards for 850 a side.
Too Big oarried off tbe laurels by about
two links.
Notice.
Owing to ths extreme illness of Mr.
Lerzer, I am.oompelled to discontinue
bread baking for tbe present Thank
ing my patrons for past patronage, and
soliciting a ooniiooance or tbe same
when I am able to resume, I remain
" Yours truly,
Mrb. W. J. Lkkzeb,
Did You Ever
Try Eleotric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, get a bottle now
and get relief. Tbis medicine has been
found to be particularly ad so ted to the
relief aod cure of all Female Complaints,
exerting a wonderful direct inflaenoe in
giving strength and tone to tbe organs.
II yon have Lose of Aopelite, Constipa
tion, Headache, Fainting 8pells, or are
Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melan
choly, or troubled with Duzr Spells,
Electric Bitters is tbe medicine you
need. Health and Strength are guaran
teed by its nse. Fifty cents and $1.00
at Conser A Brook's drug stors.
Wheat is quoted at 67 cents lo Hepp
ner today.
ueputy onsrin J. w. Matiook is
on
tbe "puoy" list
E. L. Freelsod and
family have re.
turned from Portland.
A. Smylbe will ship a train load ot
sbsep to eastern markets in a fsw days.
Four ears of wheat were shipped from
tbis polo I a fsw dsye ago, aod several
more will go out io a few dars.
Franks A Draks shipped a train load
of oattls to South Omaha 8alnrdar.
There were 23 evloads about 600
bead and were gathered in Graot and
Morrow counties.
J. L. Gibson has taken tbt Jones'
barber stand and does good work at
popular prions, 15 cents shaving aad
25 ceote baireutting. 78 tf.
la Iba sale ot cloaks, espes aod
wraps, E. W. Rhea Co, bars led tbe
trsde tbis season. They are eerrylog
tbe correct styles at wiooln nrioes
7-2t
Moments ars nseiess ir trilled awav;
and tbey are dangerously wr :Ud if con
sumsd by delsy io eaaee wbere Ooe
Mlnuts Cough Cure woald Ixlog imme
diate relief. For sale by Ooeser A
Brock. e
Tbe Osteite household, who have
been attending tbe annual cession of tbe
Orsnd Ledge, K. of P. at Portlasd aod
Ibe Oregon Press eeeooUlion at Baker
City Ibe past tea days, are sipectel
boms tomorrow.
Te fare reewflsaUas Fevever.
TskeCssrarsts Caady Cathartic. 10
er I'm, If C. C. C fall to core, droggiets
refuad ornery. tf
Tbe Osteite does not question
tbe
boaeety ot any person, bnt It I
pel Ixl io leeiet apoa Ibe eeeb'.s advsaa
piaa of eobeeriptioa, whether Ibe tnb
ecriber be Cornelius Vaaderbilt or Ibe
saaa wbo earns bis bread by honest totL
We eeooot ruu tbe paper oa say other
plan. tf
t'Trr-TiiriTwnTHY At f-riv
V fntlMM m ladtae In (ravel nf rprrt.
f .l, wkIiiUM Sxmim a tttwm'm Umtulf
an I frmiHnn m1,
nrm $.nUmm Til 41r i 4 H,miH
1U pt niaiva iuweir, l-i'V. ) (. Kr
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OCTOBER WEATHER.
Rheumatism Just Now
to be Feared.
People Catch Cold and Suffer
With the Prevalent Malady.
Mr. S. E. Chase's Experi
ence Very Simole
Kemedy He Used.
Rheumatism is growing more aod
more prevalent here. And neuralgia
adds its tortures to tbe disease that is
making life a burden to many in Hepp
ner. '
Tbe cold, wet weather, the careless
ness about getting wet, or perhaps some
indisoretion in the diet, result in tbe
agonizing rheumatism. One part of Ihe
system is attacked after another, and
sometimes tbe vital organs yield to it,
so that the increased mortality rate of
Ootober is ohlefly due to Ibis disease
and its complications.
The methods of treatment are as (lit
ferent and widely varying as there are
physicians, but nothing baa yet been
discovered that begins to equal the
simple remedy used by S. E. Cbaee, a
well-known G. A. R. man ot Waltham,
Mass. He is "an old soldier, nearly
seventy years of age, and was all run
down with ohronio rheumatism, liver
oomplaint, aod heart disease. In faot ,
he got s pension tor these troubles He
was so low that ha thought be could not
live long. Bat be used a vegetable ex-
traot, called Paiue's Celery .Compound,
which, as he puts it "did wonders for
me, and made me feel like a new.msn."
Mr. Chase is doing all he oan to
spread the good news ot this com
pound's wonderful effioaoy in rheuma
tism, neuralgia, and nervous diseases.
He already has ten of bis friends using
it, and says be can oure any one. When
suoh. a simple preparation as this is
known, which appears to be so reliable,
it is foolish for any one to suffer long.
OUR PRESIDENT'S GRAVES.
Burial Places or All Our Dead Cblef Execu
tlves.
Washington's tomb is a briok vault at
Mount Yernon.
J obn Adams and bis son , John Quinoy
Adams, lie buried in a granite vault be
neath the Unitarian church at Quinoy,
Mass.
Thomas Jefferson lies under an obe
lisk io a little graveyard on the road
from Charlottesville, Vs., to Montloello.
James Madison rests on tbe old Msdi
son estate, near Montpelier, Hanover
oouoty, Virulnia.
James Monroe's body lies beneath
huge block of polished Virginia marble
in Hollywood cemetery, Richmond, Vir
ginia.
Andrew Jaokson reposes under
massive granite monument amid a grove
of maguolias in a ooroer of the Hermit
age, near Nashville, Tennessee.
Martin Van Baren Is buried in tbe
family lot in the village cemetery at
Kiuderbook, N. H.
William Henry Harrision sleeps at his
boms in North Bend on Ibe Ohio river,
an nofenced mound over tbe family
vault marking bis grsvs.
John Tyler's vine-covered grave lies
within a few feet ot Monroe's, io Holly
ood cemetery, Richmond.
isuies i. folk is buried in tbe pnv
ate garden ot the family homestead
at Nashville, Tenn., a limestone mono
msnt with Doric oolumos marking bis
restiog place.
Zaobary Taylor's asbss were Interred
at Cave Hill oemetery, Louisville, Ky
and subsequently removed to Frank
fort.
Millard Fillmore's grsvs is in Forest
Lawn oemetery at Concord, N H.
James Buobansn is burial at Wood
srd Hill oemetery, Lancaster, Pa.,
simple block of Italian marble formlog
tha beadstooe.
Abraham Lincoln rests under a great
pile of marble, granite and brooxe, in
tbe Oak wood cemetery at SprinaOeld
111.
Andrew Johnson lies on aeon shaped
eminence near ureeoaiid. Teon.. on
blob bis sons bare sreoted a mar bis
monument with a granite base.
Ulysses S. Grant sleeps in tbe magnl
floeot temple at Riverside Heights.
Rutherford B. Hayes is boried at Free-
moot, Ohio.
James A. Oerfltld rsposes? nnder
towering mooomeot in Lake View oeme
tery, Clsvelaod, Ohio.
Cheater A. Artbor is burled In Rural
cemetery, Albaoy.
Them In Nothing an Gee.
Tbers is nothing Jost as good as Dr
King's New Dtsoovsry for Consumption
Coughs and Golds, so demand It and do
not permit Iba dealer to cell yon soma
sobetitule. Ua will not claim there it
anything better, bat in order to make
more profit be may claim aomMbbg else
lo be jost aa good. Ton waat Dr. Klag's
New Discovery becsose yon kaow it to
be sfe aad rrliabla, aad guaranteed to
do good or money refaaJaJ. Yot
Coogba, Ootda, Cvnaomption aad tor all
affections of Throat, Chest aatf Lnogs,
there is nothing so good as is Dr. King's
New Discovery. Trial bottle free at
Onnswr A Brock's. IUgrjlar alas SO
aats aad ILrKX
Tbe Hoolhsrq rsrIOc railroad eotnpeitf
baa Avoided lo cell ticket from all
stations on lie Usee in Oregon, at oae
fete for Ibe ronad' Hp. In view ot Ibe fed
tbet oat pl neve been favored Uh
aboadsnt crops, II Is etfilolly stat
ed Ibal tbe eteU f.lr at Helens will have
a btr Mundane I ben ever before,
aad la order to give all aa nppnrtaaity
to visit line (reel HwUlaiion ot which
lb people M Ibe settee stele be re
ue to m peond, lite popnlar lie of
reilrne-ls be rwdnsed Ibe far so aa lo
eesl'l all to a one of lb grandest
duplets ever rthib.Ud Si HeUfB. Tr
fair open b and !' Ol Mb.
GENERAL NKW8 NOTES.
Tbe gold reserve in tbe treasury has
passed tbe $150,000,000 mark.
An artesian flow ot water has been
struck at 46 feet depth opposite Vale.
A flock ot 230 sheep will be shipped
to Dawson, Alaska, to feed tbe miners.
Tbe board of health has declared Gal
veston free from the yellow fever plague.
New York banks bold 814.613,000 in
excess of tbe requirements ot the 25 per
oent rule.
The Lexington Hotel & Building O .
at Cbioago has tailed. The liabilities
are $130,000.
Sanitary Inspector Brnnner, ef Ha
vana, reports fourteen deaths from starv
ation in that city.
Fifzbugb Lee intimates thai he will
enter Ihe race for the United States sen
atorsbip in Virginia. . tl
Edward Langtry, former husband ot
Lily Langtry, died in an insane asylum
in England Saturday. ,:
Tbe New York ' girl who wedded a
Chinaman is to be congratulated upon
marrying above ber station.
Scientists now claim that Siberia is tbe
birthplace of the Indian. There is no
doubt that Amerioa is bis burial place.
Tbe American liner Paris Saturday
night brought $4,000,000 in gold from
Europe. About $2,000,000 more is in
transit.
Esther Clement, a 13 year-old child,
died in Spokane Saturday of a broken
heart. Her mother died two weeks ago,
and sinoe then tbe child has grieved
continually.
NORTH PACIFIC
Rural Spirit
(ESTABLISHED IN 18f9.)
Published Weekly at
Portland, Or.
DEVOTED TO
Agriculture, .
Dairying,-Live-Stock
and Turf.
Worth its weight in gold to every farmer
and breeder in Oregon.
SUBSCRIPTION: $2.00 PER YEAR.
(Sample oopies free.)
Raral Spirit aod Gazette both for
s3.60, oasb, at tbis offloe.
Ylfanted-An Idea
Wbo eaa think
of some simple
thin to twtAntf
Protect your Idea: titer mar bring too wealth.
Write JOHN WKUDRKHCRN a CO., FatMtt Attor
ners. Washington, D. C. for their ti.tuu prise oflar
aad U two hundred InranUona wanted.
We print. "8injpia. .,'Aoconnt , File",
statements, with your name and business
Ibereon. Call at office:
Tbey Are tbe "Mustard."
. ' 't 'V-' '
Meadows A Hatten, tbe pioneer black
smiths, hove made some elegant im
provements io their establishment and
added a large stook ot iron, borseeboes
snd otbsr materials essential to Ibe
happiness ot those wbo need qoiok re
pairs on their wsgons, buggies or any
kind of machinery. Tbey bars ex
tended their room so as to eooommodate
everybody in the oonotry wbo is In need
ot repairs. When you want a horse
shod, maobins repaired, tire set or any
thing else in their Hue, you will find
Meadows A Qstten to be tbs boys that
oan do it and do it right in short
order. tf
IN
'KT.lKe-
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BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY.
A Boarding and Day
Military
Tie WN V t4l Ihe mum
1 III UlWll ! lUrftMukj, m.
rl".ll -m4 rtotaM hM.nl l ',h. I.
xm li -iii. f 1 Mai.tMi.niUHiif elifi'teia. iis.
'' it e m r m.i(
ft.. r,,j, s. w. HILU M It., I
SI ftn.. is.
All them cab b procured at Thrmpvii A Mona, Ixwer Main Btreel,
Hejijioer, OrpijoB.
TWe itcIImim mrt veil tPitt4 Oraet. Niiwf rm rMllleai see e4xt eaeelk
ami mnpmf e4 Um la all Um tmtn eMk IretetlMf sw.
rrkaa le HS Ibe Uewie.
THOMPSON BINNS,
Canton Plows
Canton Harrows
Canton Gangs
Canton Disks .
Mil VV
Super
Super
or Drills
or Seeders
StudebaKer Wagons
and HacKs......
NEW USE FOR CATS.
Here ts a Man Who Extracts Electricity
to Itaa a Factory.
"I had a large cork and bung factory
in Grand avenue, and I needed power
to run my machinery," writes a Mil
waukeean in Harper's Weekly. "You
know, of course, that there is an im
mense amount of stored up electricity
in a cat. The problem for inventors
has been to invent a way to extract it
profitably. In the rear of my factory
I constructed a one-story circular build
ing, some sixty feet in diameter. On
the floor of this I coiled a glass pipe
six inches in diameter. Tho first coil
ran around the outside of the room,
the coils gradually growing smaller,
till at last, in the center, it was no
larger than a table. ' It gave me some
thing like a mile of pipe. The top
and sides of this pipe were lined with
rather stiff hair brushes, the bristles
being a little more than an inch in
length.
"At that time Milwaukee was over
run with cats. It was impossible to
sleep nights. I put a notice in the pa
per that I would pay ten cents a dozen
for prime cats, delivered at my factory.
I got sixty dozen the first day and
stored them in the basement of the
power-house. The motor operated
thus: Placing In the outer eud of the
glass pipe an imitation rat made of
rubber and propelled by a small inte
rior storage battery, I would then ad
just a cat immediately behind it. The
rubber rat would start off at a terrific
rate it waa made to go through the
mile of tubing in from two to three min
utesand the cat.of course, followed fu
riously, thinking to catch the supposed
animal throughout the entire diatance.
Gentlemen, it was exciting to watch a
healthy, active cat whip about those
spirals, with the mechanical rat about
a foot ahead and going like a cannon
ball. The cat's back and sides rubbed
against tho brashes and her electricity
was thus extracted. With a storage
battery, and by sending a cat through
every five minutes, I generated enough
electricity to operate my entire plant,
light my factory and sell power to run
neighboring passenger elevators and
small machinery. It also took the
yowl out of the cats and gradually the
city became quiet At the end of a
week a cat could be caught and used
affaln."
Hiok Mathews aod V. Gentry, under
tbe firm name of Mathews A Gentry,
are associated together in tha barber
business in the nsw stand, two doors
south ot ths pustoffioe. Tbey solloit a
call. Hbaviug, li oeuta. If. .
r at
PRAGTiyUi
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School for BOyt Under
Diidfjlint.
s.eafavit Uim '4. 14. IW!
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1 t hiIiumiU, mv
wvime 11
wtJ.4. Ofvm.
t O SfO.rll.
Do You Want a Rig ?
Don't You Want a Place to
Put up Your Team ?
Arc You in Need of a Saddle
orsc
SxZ,
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY !
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
BUT IOD DO WANT LOW PRICES
to sull tbe limes. Yon want fresb
groceries and supplies ; yon want sub
stantial gents' furnishings. You oan find'
what you want at T. R. Howard's. . . .
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED!
Is. Howard
; main aircci, neppner. Oregon.
fta mm
THE ART OF BREWING.
HOP.GOIB
And now Hie entire world
Knows this verfect vroduct
As Vie Star Brewery beer.....
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Washington St., Portland, Or.
BIG CROPS
BIG PRICES
Your wif baa stood by yon faithfully
in yonr adversity. Now, let her share
in yonr prosperity by buying ber osw
sewing mscbin from
O. THOMPSON
Nsw stook just received.
inspect
"Dat Co'n Juice"
Is Found at
THE
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On Mala Htrsel, in City Hotel Do.Idlng.
Tho Best of Everything
Always on Top
Courteous treatment to alL Nio club rooms.
XOW TirvXvVIO, Prop.
FBANK RO CM
Rogers & Roberts,
-OoLtractora nnJ BoilJeri.
Plans and Estimates Given on Short Notice.
All Kindsof Repair Work
OFFICE HOURS-Pay and Night leave your orders "Any Old.
Ilacc" and Roc;, or Jim will cet 'cm. o o o o o o o
BOOTS AND SHOES
TMC UtCK TO OCT THIM It AT
WCHTlDNTHArv'S
Me kes erle la tale Hm lhl tmi .r 4ere eM fee ea CepeM ea II tea set a
ami erili te kea Mel twrenieee li.
SHOES IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Oi. .., Main ttrwet H.nnMa, ee,l.i,
The GAZETTE, $2.50 A Year for CASH,
GRAIN and
FEED
SP
eeseVe 1 s
Main Street ,
Next door to Palaoe hotel.
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Was Perfected by the
Production of....
On draught at
all popular saloons
GOOD HIS GEHERHLLY.
Prices from 123 to $50. Call and
Ihelr lias.
Welcome
I. I. ROICRT1