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United States Officials.
President.. WUliam McKinley
Vice-President Garret A. Hobai
Secretary of State John Sherman
beorotary or Treasury Lyman J, Gage
beoretary of Interior Cornelius N. Bliss
Secretary of War ...Bnssell . Alger
Secretary of Navy John D. Long
Poetinaster-Qeneral., James A. Gary
Attorney-Uensral Joseph McKenna
Secretary f Agrioulturs James Wilson
State of Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Secretary of Stats H. K. Kincaid
Treasarer Phil. Metschan
Snpt. Publio Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
ft-jfcsaa
rn..m.. 5 Binger Hermann
i w. K. Ellis
Printer W. H. Leeds
I K. o. Keen,
Supreme Judges F. A. Moore.
f C. E. Wolverton
Sixth Jndlolal District.
Circuit Judge ....Stephen .Lowell
Prosecuting Attorney H. J. Bean
Morrow Count Officials.
Joint Senator.. . ... .....A, W. Gowan
Kept ontatlve. J. N. Brown
ilnanty Judge A. G. Bartholomew
' (VmmtMioners 1. It. Howard
J. W. Beckett.
Clerk J.W.Morrow
Sheriff E. L. Matlock
" Treasurer Frank Oilliam
Aseeeaor. ...... ....A. C. Petteys
Surveyor... J. W. Hornor
rtohool Sup't Jay W. Shipley
l;oroner , u. r. Vangnaa
HBPPNBB TOWK OVFIOBRB.
Minor Thos. Morgan
(Jounnlltnen Geo. Conser, Frank
Gilliam. Arthur Minor, t. J. Ulooum, al.
Liehtenthal and J. B. Simons,
t. . ur mAKKWiUM.
n Hiuruni .... if. ,im.m...
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Uarshai A. A. Roberta
Precinct OIBoerf .
Jnatine of tha Psaee W. K. Richardson
(onetable. N. 8. Whetstone
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Officio la tbe City Drug Store, near
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. HEPPNER, OREGON.
Offioe boar), 8 to 10 e. m., and 12 to
2 p. to,, al residence, W. A. Kirk's prop
erty, ul of M. E church, Sootb, aod 10
to 12, a. to , to 2 to S p. m., at offioe ia
tbe rear of Borg's Jewelry etore.
Brown & Redfield,
Attorneys at Law,
Office In tbe First National Bank
Baildiog.
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tf
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and City Recorder.
ornet at
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Melts sad bays real estate, evnta bonees,
taape, daoe enfiveratirliia and will saris reu
IS
ay way ta bM Una. at reasonable Bgurea. ti
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UE1TNER
C. A. rtMCA, . rVweUUltt
T. A. RMCA. - Vie Preeieent
OtO. W. CONIC, Ceebler
8. W. SrCMCt), . Aee'i CoeMer
Truarti t Gtotrtl Buliig Itmtn
33XCI-IA.2Sr03i:
Oi all barn mt U world
Bought and Sold.
Cetlertlone sd am all Batata
n ble Tsrtn.
lNirlne e4 4lt.d Motta, ttl.wit) M
TV Oae4te will take potato, a (plea,
ejg or batter oe etbeerfptka axtroenta.
Amy oee oir Ibie effioerao eule tbeir
trooaale ta Uue eiaafter si J ao't do it
cm tooei m
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FIRST Go via. St Panl ho-
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beyond St. Paul reads via. the
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all the trans-continental hneB en
tering the Union Depot there, and
its service is first-class m every
particular.
THIRD For information, call
on your neighbor and friend the
nearest ticket agent and ask for a
ticket reading via. the Wisconsin
Central lines, or address
Jas. C. Pnnd.
Gen. Pas. Agt.,
Milwaukee, Wig.
or Geo. 8. Batty,
Geueral Agent,
246 Stark St.,
Portland Or.
H W. Fall,
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Of the Old Reliable
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CHICAGO, ILL.,
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B. &
Q., C. M. & St. P., C & A., P. ft. W. AC.,
and the C. St. L. & P. Railroads.
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While foe aeeo roar enbeerlDtlae neid o
eeakeeB roar brand la rreeof harse.
Bore. P. O., Heppoer. Ot.-H.wm, P B ct left
sboakUn eatUe, m oe left hip.
Ilenk, A J..LMa.Or. Harass, BHoa rishtshoul
6m aiUe, sane a rtattt klpt ear atark saoars
"'P oB left and milt ia rvshU
rnlae. W. M , Oallcnrar. Or.-Cattla, R Dan
rlaht i.U.swailnw-fwrk U saoh sari aores, at 1)
ee left hip.
f ly, Rm Dn.iUOr.-H-ne braadad ELY
ea imtx shoaklar, eskUie Basse oa Ufttiip. bole
is nakt ear.
nimnaa. L. A.. n rw'u ft
tiaaiaiBt bswsae F wil bar aa4ar oa rlahl
sbaablar.
JcMMa, rtarry. Reppewr. Or Hones Wmuimi
risht nip, alau atxWtxt is left ear. Kane la
inlinsoa. F.I 1 1, teaa, Or.-Wiriu, atroleT a
left UBt eaute. earae oa Hht kip, ute keif
Srue la n an4 s&Ut left m
Kanar.Miks Heppner, Korea braaiM
INI ee iart b.b earn aa4 srop ofl Ml
sari eaiier abipe oa ue rlabt
. Ueb. J. W. Heppner Or.-HoraMl brandMl
kip, waute enr nkt eye, lore elite la r.M
Miaar, Oaner, napftoer Or. ertle. II D MJ
rlabt bipt buna. Mew -ct ehooM-r.
Mnfau. H. Hep peer. Ar.-Horeat, Bt 1
ea Ut Wei'U mmtum mum oe Ut kip.
""ra. 1. W., Dnafiae. ,., O oa let
sboalderi settle saaae oa rlcbt hip,
Parker A Olaasma. Bantatea.Or,-Borsa If oa
M saoeiibir.
P1lr. . iMlnetea. itr.-H.nm. IK ena.
sa-4.4 atilefteti.Wi eeMie,aaaMea kef bi.
SW bit la ena aer.
t. W.. Hmsw. Or.-Harsaa. JO el
l- is O ea rlebt kith
auwy. K. ft. HepeeMT. tr. - rattle tl!a
lert Nip. en aT en,4 enaWtnt la Uft year.
eui ka WCmWI elmkkw.
, Ibowpw. 4 A.. Hper ' 'i tt rial, I us
kvti MaW law, miiI HUA MmlWr.
, Tre-r It. His peer, t v.-aU aapMe) t
m sa.wl.tr. kin ,. eetUs Suae ea left kls
witb aplil ie bulk en.
wer mtrm 4 w mm rii ml4r rmtn
mnmnfmmiw na rtsrht kip eeH nrMstra,
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I detaltiksewealMB.
HEPPNER, MORROW
Hotel HejiinLer
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Thi lloaa Tttn Takd William Oor
don baa moved hie feed yard from He
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where be will be pleased to have all bis
frirada aad patrooa to eall oa him. Mr.
OorJoa la aoeemmodatioa, baa a Rood
yard and almedsot !acilitia to take
ear of stock la first olaas shape. Hie
pi loee are very reaeoe able. He baa bay
aodirala for sale. Has lately ad Jed a
ear hai4 0 balnt timothy. tf.
Tbe Oaaelta dote not qaralioa the
boDeetyoftny pereoa, bat It la eoav
pelted to Insuit epoo the aeab-la advsoo
plea of eabaoriptioa, . whetb tbe snb
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plea. tf
ljoa flock stage leaves Ueppner at
Te'eloek, a. nu, Teaedaye.Tbaredaye,
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Will make eoaaeetMra with braaektrala
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" II... . '"' -
COUNTY, OREGON,
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1897
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T.-M.: Tbe eity aonnell bas certaloly
levelled good business saaeity in ao
ceptinf tha bid of the rarrott-Laoaea-berg
Co fur lighting tbe city. Few allies
ea tbe aoaat get tbeir lights at soea a
rate, and aa ao aity cea afford to be io
darkeeee.Tbc Dal lee eaa be roograia.
leied epoa bavlag bero able to eon tract
for GO ligNU l I.rjg0 e year, or at the
rate of per light, a little lees taaa
d'lable tbe price of aa aro light for a
moalb.
Ortalnli yoo doe't st to etiffef alb
dyepepeta.oooelioatkia. etek beadaebee,
ksllow ekia aad I'M of apprliU. foa
bars never tried D Witt's little Early
Kieere fur tbeaa enmnleltite or yoa wonld
bsvs beea aored. Tbey are email pills
bat great regulators, tot sale by IV
ar aed Drot k.
Tba regniar eabaoriptioa prma of tbe
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Weekly Orrgoalea for ll.oa All old eat.
enters paying tbeir sabaeriptione ft I
oaa year laadfaaea atll be ealitted fa
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TUESDAY, NOV. 9,
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or common glass with
arioe and lei it etaod twebty-fonr hours;
a sediment or settling lodioatel an un
healthy oondition ot the kidneys. When
urine stains linen it ia evidence of kid
ney trouble. Too freqnent desire to uri
nate or pain in the baok, ia also con vino.
ing proof that the kidneys and bluddor
are oat of order,
WHAT TO 1)0.
Tbero is Comfort 1n the knowledcre n
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmei'a
8wamp-Koot, the great kidney remedy
fulfils every wiHh io relieving pain tn the
baok, kldneye, liver, bladder and every
part of tbe urinary passages. It cor
rects inability to bold nrine and eoald
ing pain in passing it, or bad effects fol
lowing use of liquor, wine or beer; and
overoomee that unpleasant necessity of
being compelled to get up mnny times
daring the bight to urinate. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Swamp
root is soon realized. It atanda tba
highest fur ita wonderful oures of the
most distressing oaaes. If you need a
medicine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists, price fifty oonta and one
dollar. You may have a sample bottle
and pamphlet both sent free by mail.
Mention the Heppner 3r,6tte aud aend
your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., E:ti
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offer.
Some Spuds.
Rev. J. T. Galloway oalled at this of.
flee on Friday evening and left us a few
pointeraio regard to bis ranch a few
miles northeast of Heppner. Lnet epriug
before leaving for the upper country to
apend the aummer, Mr. Galloway
"ploughed iu"t acre of potatoes, spenl
ing no time whatever ip cultivation of
the land. He returned about a week
ago to dig his spuds, tba aforesaid half
acre yielding him 13.500 pounda of ex
cellent potatoea, the majority of which
are of the Early Rose variety. Among
some speolmene brought to town, Mr.
Galloway bad two very large potatoes,
one weighing 5 pounds and the other
meaauring 11 inobea around. Mr. Gal
loway's ranoh joins the Billy Morrow
ranoe on Black Horse, and be expeots to
prove np on it in tbe spring.
Whs Ur. A. E. Haltrr Says.
Buffalo, H. Y. Gents : From my
personal knowledge, gaioed in observing
tbe effect of your Shiloh 's Cure io oases
of advanced consumption, I am prepared
to aay it ia the most remarkable remedy
that baa aver been brought to my atten
tion. II has certainly saved many from
consumption. Sold by Ouueer ft Brook.
A Hplfsdld Pap r.
"The Wool Reoord." Dnblishad at
New York, while one of tbe very newist,
baa leaped Into the front rank of Amiri.
oan industrial newspapers. It is Na
tional, oon-aeotinnal and oon-nartiaan.
and is devoted Io the Intereats of the
wool industry in all its brsnehea. Ita
mission is tbe correction of abnsea, ths
Chsmplonshtp of fairurws and tbe eetsb
liabment of jtisties Ihroogbnut Ibe en
lira wool trade.
It espouses patriotism and ia LleJed
to promote, and is identified witb ot.e of
America's favorite aud IvdIobI imlns.
tries.
Ita editorlala are broad, progressive,
lot resting sod profitsbls.
Kagle: V. R. MoOonolnal. of Hion-
oer, was io lbs city Toeaday. sod while
bars pail lbs Eaglo office a vi-it. Ha
informed the Eagle reporter that the
object of bis visit to Ibis section wm to
parobaso borsrs for ths Li do ton Tan
nery, Tbs prioe be Is offering is tl 60
per bead and bs bas already seenre.1 a
number le Iba neighborhood of Hitter,
at that flgare. He la, however, derirona
of scouring several ear los ls. Hit is
also an i ions Io purchase a large bend of
sheep if be aaa soon re tb-tn at pries
anywhere wilbla reason.
Karl's Clover Root Tea, f .r Conelipa
tion It's Iba beat and if after oeing it
yoo don't aay so, return package and
get your money. Hold by Gooarr A
Urock. ,
Con Ion (Hobs I BherlfT Matlock of
Heppber, was over io this seeth last
Wedoesdey looking for a yoong mao
named Jobneoe, who ia wanted aver In
Morrow eoanly fir elealiog wheal, or
somelhlnc of Ibal sort, lie loet traea
of tha fugitive la Ibis ooouty and re
turned bums without bira.
The "liieysllet's Beet Friend'' la a
familiar same for DeWitt's W iieb llsiel
Halve, alaajs reedy for eu.srganmre.
While a epeciflo f piles, it also instant
ly relieves and rnrea sots, hraisee, salt
rLutn, enema sad all effeetkms of lbs
skin. never fails. For Mala by Coaeer
A Brook. e
O.od. Globe: Hie, Elsie Hi org HI -H
Iba asms of tba yoong lady wbo beoeme
ho wife of Jay P. Loos oa Ool. Utn at
ber bona in ll.ker City. Jay Iblaks bs
III vleit bio friends ia Oilliam eonetr
this fall. Ha and bis wife bow leehle
at N,ftb Yakima
lor Constipation take Karl's Clover
Tea, the great UI1 I'srlStr, oorrs
tieadeelioe, Nervooeaeaa, Eroplioos oa
Iba fane, ea 1 ajakee the bead as elear as
a tell. Hold by Cesser A Broak. g
1897.
A Nameless Grave.
From Victoria Daily Times
About five years ago Miss MaoDuofee,
a member of Nat Goodwin's company,
died at the Florence Hotel, in Missoula,
Montana, and was buried there, the
members of tbe company meeting all
expenses.
There is no word of death or birth
Above this nameless grave-
Above the narrow mound of earth,
Where tall, rank (trasses wave:
No mark, no sign to tell who lies,
In calm, untroubled sleen.
Where never, as the daylight dies.
A mourner comes to weep.
Yet there the first white daisies blow,
The early primrose springs;
In pine boughs, solemnly aud low,
The thrush at twilight sings.
O'er monarchs dead no loftier sound
E'er rose In stately fame;
No sweeter flowers spring around
The tomb of Charlemagne.
Did this poor silent heart meet death
Unwatched, unwept, alone?
Did loved ones watch each struggling breath,
And hear that dying moan?
Did death come aa a friend might come,
And bid earth's cares depart,
And kiss the poor Uds. Dale and dumh.
And still ths aching heart? '
We may not guess: we onlv know
The tall pine's shadows pass
At evening, lovingly and slow,
Above the flower-flecked grass
That here the irolden sunheama ni.
The thrush chants by her nest,
That underneath Montana's clay
A heart finds peace and rest.
Lue Vernon. ;
This Tells Where Health Hay be Found,
And that ia more important than makino
money. If your blood ia impure. Hood's
Saraaparilla is ths only medicine for
you. It oures sorofula, salt rheum,
rheumatism, catarrh and all other dis
eases originating in or promoted by im
pure blood and low state of tbe system.
Hood's Fills are eaey to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, headache.
In the gloaming, while we rest, love
Do not think it strange of me,
If for all meals I suggest, love,
That hereafter we ute tea.
Tea we know to meals gives sest, love
Fragrant, grateful, cheering tea;
But It must be Schilling'! Best, love,
Best for you and Best for ms.
The world is going to be bad,
The pessimistic say; '
But when It goes for Bchillliig'i Best,
It doesn't go that way ;
Then optimism shouts with glee,
'All s for the Best," That's Schilling's. Beol
Tha Mitchell road is now open and
being traveled. II was mads a oouoly
road, which insnrea ili halni lim
. - - . mvyw wyvu
and In good repair. Ws bopa tba open
log of this road will prove to be of soma
advantage to Ha nnner in the wa
bringing trade to the town, as muoh of
oar good money was spent to make tt.
8bilob's Consumption Cure oures
wbero others fail. It is (ho leading
Cough Cure, and no boms should be
without it. Pleasant to take and aoeo
righl to the spot. Bold by Ooueer A
Brook. x
Attorney John Lyons will leave Con
don for Juneau, Alaska, shortly, Io join
bis brother, T. R, and witb bltn will
engage in the practloo ot law. Mr.
Lyons is si present the postmaster ot
Condoo, whlcb position bs has reeigoed
io favor of one of Condon's prominent
republicans.
The Hicks I Hit. Alaiaaaa aaa Paper,
Wo are informed that tba 1R98 alma'
nao of I'rof. Irl K, Hicks m now rsady,
and judging from Ita past history, il will
not be many weeks la finding its way
Into homes and offices all over America.
It is moch larger and floor tbao aoy pre
vious issue. II aootalna 118 pages, is
splendidly printed and illustrated on
floe book paper, baring tba floeal por
trait aver given ot Prof. Ukka. It oan
no longer bo denied tbal the publieatioea
of Prof Hieksbsvo become a necessity
Io tbe family and commercial life of Ibis
ooootry. Hi journal, "Word aad
Worka," aside from ita storm, weather
and aetrooomleal features, bat takes
rank with tha beat literary, soteetiflo
aad family magsiloea ot tbs ago. Do
not belie va hearsay aod reports. Bee
the llioks almsoao aod paper for yoor
aelf. Yoa will then koow why tney ore
so popular. Tbey are ad orators of the
millions, and nnrivaled safeguards to
ptiperly aod bamsn life. It ia matter
ot simple reoord tbal l'rof. Hioka baa
foretold for many years all greal storms,
Hoods, drootbe aud tornadoes, eveo Ibe
reoenl terrible drouth over all the oooo
try, Tba aimaoao alone la X cents a
oopy. Tbe paper is It U) a rear witb
the elroeeae as a premium. Heed Io
Word aud Works Pub. Co ,
74)1 Loouel Bt. ML Loots, Mo.
Eagle: Koharff Bros, ot Mooamsot,
this oouoly, delivered Betarday of last
week al Ilspposr, 4XX) bead of sheep to
A. Hraitlie, for shipment east. Tbey
made a tret a of oiileea ears, wbiea was
loaded and left al booa Booday,
Catarrh aored. A elear bead aad
sweet breath secured witb hhllob'l
Catarrh Itemed) sold ea a loarsotaa.
Naeal injector free. Mold by Cvaeer A
Brock. B
Heppner to Pendleton via Hrtmaer-
Febo Mega line. Psreooe deeirooa of
vUiliug I'sedletua oan sate lima and
money by taking I hie toale. Br aa
qoeltitioa Ibe sauU the previoee even
leg Ibe etage will make eonneetioa wild
1 v'clofk train at Hi hn f.. I'mi.. I l-j..
Offlee al Oily frog More. W. D. Ud,
rvpriesiir. e
NO. 595
POVDEn
Absolutely-Pure
BRIEF MENTION.
Fair,
Opera bouse,
. Tuesday, Nov. 16.
Ladies ot Episoopal ohurcb.
Supper 5 to 9, for 25 cents per head .
Hi TaBh was down from Hardman
Saturday.
Ed Rood was in from his Eight Mile
ranch Saturday.
Frank Rogers returned Sunday morn
ing from Sumpter.
Ranous is still on the turf doins a lit.
tie Carpenter business. tf
jat, Carty and Jas, Kinney were visit
ors to Heppner Friday.
Mai Cburoh was up from the Matloo k
horse ranoh over Sunday.
Hon. Henry Blaokman spent Sunday
ith bia family in tbia city.
Geo. Bowman, of Fex Valley, waa in
Heppner Friday, outfitting tor tba
winter.
Frank Merrill is in from a summer's
slay In the mountains looking after a
band of sheep.
Ed Farnaworth baa departed for Porl.
land where be will attend business col
lege tbia winter.
Lincoln Oradiok, Robt. Warren and A.
W. Saling, Eight Mils farmers, were in
Heppner Friday.
Remember tbe date of tha fair at tha
opera bouse by tbe ladles ot the Episco
pal ohurch. Tuesday, Nov. 16. 2t
A sooial danoe was given al the onera
house on Friday evening whloh was
qntto liberally attended.
Charley Royse waa in town Saturday.
Charley ia teaobing In the Uooaberry
neighborhood thia winter.
Johnny Kilkenny was in Heppner
Friday after a hard summer's rustling
with a band of sheep in tbe mountains.
Arlioglon will soon have eleolrin
lights. A plan la now being Installed by
R. H. Robinson, ths bead ot tbe enter,
prise.
Born Io this oity oo Sunday. Nov. 7.
to tba wife of Cbas. Mai lory, a son.
weight 7j pounds. Charley Is able Io
be around.
Tbs people io the neighborhood of tba
Justice school bouso participated io a
pleaaanl dance on Friday bight A good
time is reported.
Heppner preeented a lively abear
ance on Saturday, many people being In
from tbe oouutry, beoce trade was good
among tbe merchants.
C. E. Ilsnons has nearly comnleted
the addition to Hotel Heppner, and will
oommenoo work oo tbo Rock ererk
bridge In about 10 days.
Btop tbalooogbl Take warning. II
may lead to consumption. A 2So bo I.
tie of Sbilob's Cure may eavo your life.
Hold by Conser A Brook. i
0, B. VaoDoyn has disponed of the
bowling alley to Cbas. Msllory aod con
templates going Io Hpokane, where bo
will put io another alley.
Rev. 0. R. Howard preached a e-ood
ssrmoo Booday evening to a large and
appreciative audience from tba auhjeoti
"Wbat Hball Man Dj to be Saved."
Remember tbo prioe of the Osteite Is
oow reduced to l-'.OO a year. For Ibis
mooey, paid io advaoco, tbo paper wilt
make 104 visile to your borne daring tbo
yesr. Wby not eoms io and subscribe
U. I Barlletl, traveler for Dr. J. 0.
AysrAOo.. of Lowell, Mass., was io
Heppner Batorday distributing adver
tising matter for bis firm. This office
acknowledges a pleasant eall from tbo
geolleman.
Vawter Crawford' new reaidena la
rapidly Bearing eomplslioo, the con
tractors, Rogers A Roberta, eipeoting to
get through tbe eerpenter work Ibis
week. Theea boys ars posbers aod do
good work.
II.V. Uefee, president of Heppner
Light sod Weter Co., arrivtd Io town
Halordar, leaving I sal bight for bis borne
al HUlshnro. Mr. Galea baa beeo oo a
visit to Baker Ctly, I'd too aod Bparta,
wbero be bas business Interests.
Dr. King's Nsw Dleeevery for
CeneerriBtlen.
This is tha beat msdioloe Io Iba world
for all forms of Coagho aad Colds aad
for Consumption. Every bottle u guar
antee.. It will euro and not diaappciol.
II bas do equal for Whooping Coogb,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Poenmooia, Broo
ebitte, ta Grip,, Cold la tbo Head and
lor Consumption. It is safe fur all ages,
pleasant to take, and, above all, a sura
tl'. 'I,4 J", ' 1.
K'f " -' Tine laeonneotnio
witb Dr. King's New IXeOovary, aa they
regulalo aad tooe tba etotoerh and
bowela. We guarantee perfect eetisfis.
lion or return money. Free trial bottles
at Coaeer A Brock's drag store. Regular
tie 60 tenia sad ft 00.