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Timber Culture -Final Proof.
United Btatks Land Opfics.
NT The Dalles, Oremnn, Bent, 13th, 1897.
OTICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
H. Allen has filed notice of Intention to
make final proof before J. W. Morrow, County
Clerk, at his office in Heppner, Oregon, on Wed
nesday, the 8th day of December. 181)7. on timber
culture application No. 2978, for the NK!4 of sec
tion No. 2:1, in township No. 4 south, range No.
ii east W. M.
He names as witnesses: James C. Kelthley,
Oscar Kelthley, Ed Moreland, and Jesse M.
Hogne, all of Hnrdman, Oregon.
J AH. F. MOORE,
WBOI Keglster.
GUARDIANSHIP SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
and ty virtue of an order of sale, Issued
out of the Oonnty Court of the State of Oregon,
for Morrow County, the undersigned as guar,
dlan of Wlnntlred Gilliam, Archer M. Ollllam
and lister K. tillllam, minora, will on and
after Wednesday, the 1st day of December, 1897,
proceed to sell at private sale for cash In hand
all the right, title and Interest of the above
named minora In and to the following de
scribed real estate, situated In Morrow county,
Oregon, to-wlt: The east half of tha northeaat
quarter, and the east half of the southeast
quarter of seciion thirteen, In township four,
south of range 2ft east W. M together with all
the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenan
ces thereunto belonging,
Mated Heppner, Oregon, November 1st, 1897.
W-80J ANNIK (111.1 I AU
Guardian of the alwve named minora.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
f AND OFFICE AT THK DALI.F.H, OREGON,
I J Oct. 20, law. Nolle is hereby given that
the following. named settler baa tiled notice ol
his Intention to make filial proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will he made
before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner.
Ores-oil, on November 29, lMW, vis;
ALBERT T. WOOD,
Hd. E No. !WI, for the NWV HKM, Wu NEU
and NE'j N WV Hec. 12. Tp. I H, R Z. K V? M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous residence u)Hn and cultivation
of said land, yls: John C bran. Edward L
I sdlH-rg, Walter S. Caaaon ami Hiram Thorn
ton, all of lone, Oregon.
M fifrj.
JAM. F. MOORE,
Register.
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
I nitio HraTaa Land Orrira,
The Ialles Oregon, October IS, 1WI7.
"l"!" HKK"BV ftlVEN THAT HENRY
F. Tollo. of llardman, Oregon, has Sled
nittlf. .kf lllu,.tl..n . k.. -L - s.. . .
ft . ... "' ... iiinse iiiisi unNii
before J. w. Morrow, foiinly t'lerk. at his omo
. 71 '"Mi"n. on nenneMav, the 24th
day o( November, lw7, on timber culture appll-
csllnn sin 314.4 ... ul. ku-i ... . ... I L
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Me liamea as wltneasea: Rdwln P. Rood.
Jacob a oung, Weslev W. Brannsn. and CHI
ford B. June, all ol Klght Mil. Oregnn.
JAH, f, MiKiRR,
iun Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
LsNDOrru s at Tas Pauaa, OainON.
Orlolier 21. li"T
NOTICE IS HRRERY OIVF.M THAT TMt
following. name.1 settler baa Sled notice
of hla liilention to nisk Anal prnol la
suptmrt of bis claim, and that said proof will
tw made la-lore J. W. Morniw, loamy Clerk
Sl Heppner, Oregon, on Iwcemher a, lr. vis
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id asi.t is.t.t u. i- u ftft . :
Sn.lrinaii.tM.thotlu,,., Oregon. R..lwr hs.sr
and nvvmuur F. Wian. both of iKiiiflaa, or
gn. JAS. f. MOORE.
lM-"q Register.
Timber Culture-Final Proof.
Lb orrics at Tas lutxaa, Obsuom,
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LOCAL SQUIBS.
There are some folks eooentric in
The way they tell their wires.
It's "specnlatior." if yon win,
And "gambling" if yon lose.
John 0. Brown and wife were visitors
to Heppner Wednesday.
Geo. Miller, of Arlington, lost 850
worth of goods recently by bnrglars.
Pendleton has a case of scarlet (ever,
bat no fears are entertained of the dis
ease spreading;.
Tom Howard has a big stook of both
lined and nnlined gloves in all grades.
Prices 'way down. tf
Mrs. 'Gene Noble is able to be np
again after quite a severe Illness of some
two weeks' duration.
If yon need something for yonr system
oall at the 'Phone The Telephone sa
loon, City hotel building. tf
Elmer Gentry has returned from the
upper oountry where' he spent the sum
mer and fall in the harvest fields.
H. Chapin was down from Hardmaa
Tuesday and on Wednesday took out a
load of freight for Hardman merchants.
J.J.Roberts has been laid "on the
abelf" this week with a lame baok, the
result of lifting too bard on a heavy
tool ohest.
Miss Letha Matlock arrived from
Portland Wednesday morning and is
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Matlock.
Oh as. Oney has returned from a sum
mer's on ting with a band of sheep and
looks rugged over his few months' ex
perieDoe in the mountains.
. John Sorivner a'nd family returned
Tuesday morning from their visit with
relatives near Eugene. They report
having had a very pleasant time while
gone.'
D. A. Shepherd, the erstwhile photog
rapher, of Heppner, has returned to
town again after an absence of some two
years traveling from one point to an
other. A marriage license was issued early
this week by the county olerk to Mr. W.
E. Nolan, of, lone, and Miss Iva Dor
man, daughter of T. L. Dor man, of Rhea
creek.
Ferrey Hall, one of the largest and
finest buildings of the state university
of Washington, at Pullman, was de
stroyed by fire Tuesday night. Loss $40,
000; no insurance.
The oity of Pendleton is preparing tor
the annual eleotion and candidates
galore are popping up for the different
offices. The eleotion oocurt the first
Monday in December.
Mrs. A. Matboit, of Walla Walla, and
Mrs. Alioe Ladd, of La Grande, both
daughters of the late Grandpa Florenoe,
arrived Wednesday morning to attend
the fnueral of their aged parent.
Balem Statesman : It seems that the
Fell who has been -appointed postmaster
at Pendleton is Chag. E., father of the
man who was mentioned In that oonneo
lion in these columns a few days ago.
But we shall not take back our compli
mentary words. It's all io the family.
J. Swank, of Lebanon, while hantiog
in the mountains Sunday, 85 miles from
that place, waa mistaken for a deer by
bis fstber-ln-law, Hngb Perry, and was
shot, the bullet entering on of bis legs,
infiioting an ugly wound. A messenger
came in Sunday night for dootors. One
physician from Lebanon and one from
Albany have left for Lower Lode
Spriogs, where Mr. Swsnk was taken.
Deafneaa Caaaot b Cared
by local applications, aa tbey cannot
reach tba diseased portion of the ear.
There ia only one way to cure deafness,
and that ia by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by so inflamed con
dition ot tha mucous lining of the eusta
chian tube. When this tube gets in
flamed yon bave rmubling soond or
Imperfect bearing, and when it is entire,
ly olcsml deafness ia tba resnlt, sad un
less the inflammation can be taken out
aod this tab restored to its normal eon
ditioa, bearing will be destroyed forever;
nine eases oul of ten are oansed by
catarrh, which ia nothing bat aa io
flamed condition ot tba muoous surfer.
Wa will give One Hondrsd Dollars
for any est ot deefo (oansed by
ealarrh) that oanoot be eared by flail's
caiarrn uure. Bend for cirenlars free.
V. J. Cbeoey k Co. Toledo. (J.
t IT Sold by druggists, 75o.
It ia ratuored that Oscar Minor bas
recently been manafactoring soma vary
eirellent tweet eider. However, tbla
offloa Is noabla to stale Ibat tba romor
la eorreet at onr "eMsr taster baa not
yet been rtqQired to be brought Into m,
ana rrom lbs I act or ibis evidsnoe Ibis
matter simply rests on beamy. We
knew that Mr. Minor bas the reputation
of making a vary etcellsat brand ot
wrt cidr.
Tbe Ihraavytar-olJ soa et S. k. Joba-
enn, of Lynn Ooter, III., Is sabjeel to
attacks ol eroap. Mr. Joboeoo says be
Is saltan.! tbat tbe timely a a ot Cham
ba'lala's Congo KnJ, daring eavere
allack, tavasi has little boi'e life. Ue
it la the drug bast a, a member ot tbe
firm el Joboeoa Bros, of tbat plane; aod
by heedie a great uasy petsxit roa.U-
ctossj ( throat aod Inng d . He
bad all tbtate la rbnoM Iron, end skilled
pbiitrlaot reedy to rvepoel to bte call.
bnt slet4 I hla rmly for oast ia bia
owe fasaily at tiae whew bte ebild'e
life was ia daor, because be knew it
to be superior to any otber, sad fenxm
tbe eontitry eve to tie eere et eroap
Mr. Ju nm eaya tbla ie tbe beet es4luig
nags) eiedleiee thy baaJI. aod tbat
M tt tea eplMJtsl eetief actio la all ceaee
Hold by Cvnaet A Brook. e
Deery F.TolU.W Eight Mite, eaade
Deal proof o bis tlnbr eallsre before
Clerl Morrow et) Wedeaedaf. Mr.Tolle
flats tbat be Is wot eee el tbe frieaU
oete tblt leer ee bk ev we a eery
ligbt eae, bet eipc tbet Mother year
I will ted bias esere favorably titoated.
GRANT COUNTY MATTERS.
From the Eagle.
J. Keeney, who is stone blind, recently
walked alone from near May ville, in
Gilliam county, to Condon, a distance
of twenty miles.
Mrs. Ida Gilchrist, wife of Reuben L.
Gilchrist, died at the residence of Mr.
Abe Gannon, on Pass ortek, six miles
north of this oity, and waa buried Mon
day at the cemetery at this place. She
leaves a husband and an infant obild.
Sheridan Smith, of Peoria, Linn coun
ty, one day last week prooured some
nitro powder, which he bad beard was
better than common black 'powder,
loaded his Winchester and went out for
a hunt . The powder was too strong for
an ordinary rifle, and at the first dis
charge the rifle exploded, the pieces fly
ing in all directions, and hitting Smith
squarely on the topx of the head Bnd al
most sonlping him. He remained un
oonsoious for about three hours, but
with careful treatment he is now fast
recovering and will soon be able to go
hunting again, bnt says ordinary powder
is good enough for him.
Bow to Core Bilious Colic.
I suffered for weeks with oolic and
pains in my stomach osused by bilious
ness and had to take medioine all the
while nntil I used Chamberlain's Colio,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy whiob
oured me. I bave siooe reoommended
it to a good many people. Mrs. F. But
ler, Fairhaven, Conn.. Persons who are
subjeot to bilious colio oan ward off the
attaok by takiDg this remedy as soou as
the first symptoms appear. Sold by
Conser & Brock.
To Kiss or Not to Kiss.
To kiss or not to kiss is a subjeot
which is just now attracting much atten
tion in many ot the eastern oities. It
was started in Boston, where the women
members of a health club association
bave begun a campaign against the
osculatory prsctioe. The campaigners
argue that kissing often results in the
transmitting of diseases from one person
to another. Women, tbey say, are given
to kissing indiscriminately whenever
tbey meet on the streeta or elsewhere,
and thus liable to soatter disease germs
broadcast. The kissing of babies by
strangers is also condemned for the same
reason. So far as is known nothing bas
been said either in this city or in Boston
against the kissing ot a pretty girl by
a good-looking young man after they
bave plighted their troth. 8uob games
as Copenhagen and postoffice, however,
whiob are played at oburoh sociables In
the oountry solely for the opportunities
for indiscriminate osoulation presented
thereby, are strongly condemned. In
Pennsylvania a kiss caused a strike tbe
otber day. A young man kissed a girl
in tbe same shop and he waa discharged
for tbe act. Ilia 200 fellow-workmen
protested tbat bis offense was not suffi
ciently serious to wsrrant bis dismissal
and when tbe employers refused to re
instate bim tbey struck. This it not the
first time tbat a kiss hss caused trouble,
nor will it be the last.
'Tbe worst cold I ever bad in my life
was oured by Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy," writes W. Q.Norton, of Sutter
Creek, Cel. "This oold left me with a
oougb and I wtt expeotoratiog all tbe
time. Tbe remedy cured me, aod I want
all ot my friends when troubled with a
cough or oold ro nee it, for it will do
tbem good." Sold by Conser A Brook.
Tka Company Htraadtd.
Wm. Marco and J as. Stewart, tbe lead
tog men in tbe Thompson A Drannan
Dramatic Co. tbat went stranded at
Hrppner the past week, departed lor
the main line on Wednesday moroing.
Tbe boys gave two very ereditable per
formances on Monday and Tuesday
evenioge, at Armstrong k Cooper's and
tbe Belvedere, respectively. These per
formances helped tbem to gel meant to
get away from town and tbey expected to
etop at Lexington and lone on tbe way
down where they would receive a little
more aeslstanoe, showing one Bight in
eaob place. Tbe balaoue ot tbe troupe got
out of town the beet way tbey oould, tbe
bead ot tbe oompaoy, Cspt. Drannan,
leaving oo Tuesday evening. Tbe thow
wsa not worth palronlxiog, although
tbey ware met by Urge erowd oo the
first etsoing, aod it it little wonder tbat
tbey failed ia a fioaoolal way. Hepp
ner It faat gtttiog to tbe front at a plaoe
for thow Companies to break op and tbia
adds another to tbe liet of one-boree
affair! tbat bave managed to get op this
far ead failed to make eooogh to leeve
town, k good show ie generally well
patronised 6ers, and toon do not bave
to go awey "broke."
It yea base ever eeea a little ebitd in
a peroi j em ot hooping ooogh, or tt yoa
bave been aeaoyed by a rues) ant tick
ling In tbt throat, yon ean appreciate
tbe f aloe of One Mutate Congb Care,
bicb givee qakk relf. Sold by Con
eer k Brock.
rnotville Review: Mr. a & Vaa
Day a, ot lleppetr, wee in I'rioevilie
tut eeverel da)t look I of for e location
for a bowling alley. Ne smtaUe I
li. eoald be toned, and ae Messrs. M
Haley Stewart were boay putting ia
their alley, Mr. Vaa Itaye gave a the
644 ead took the stage f"l The IJlea
leet WedaeeJay nxireiog.
Tbe "Dleyeltst't Ilet I'rirod" ta a
fsaiiliar aawe tot DeWiit'e Wtita llstel
Halve el wet ready tut eaiergtMMtsj,
Wbtle a peris f piles, it also tost ant
ly relievee aod core eat, bratsee. sell
rbtaa, octetua ee4 all efiVetioba of the
kit. It asver fails. Pot tajf by Co
iWk.
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Died From the Operation.
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Mr. snd Mrs. W. H. Col well left Sat
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Word was received later tbat the ope
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