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ing of tbe manufactured article. It is
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Published; Weekly-
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LOCAL SQUIBS.
Rope is selling at Dawson for $1 per
foot ,
O. A. Johnson was np from Lexington
yesterday. ' '
Mrs. Julia Bradley is visiting in Hepp
ner this week.
. G. Frey was in from his Black Horse
farm Thursday.
Frauk Gentry was in from bis Blaok
Horse farm yesterday.
W. B. McAllister, of Lexiogtop, vis
ited tbe city Thursday.
What is Hop Gold? Best beer on
earth. , Bee ad. elsewhere. .'.
Mrs. N. A. Kelley was down from their
Willow creek ranch Thursday.
To trade A good heating stove, for
oordwood. Call at office. tf.
Felt boots and rubbers, and Arotio- abeep, in these days, but of having tbe
ovflr.hr.6fl at T. R. Howard's. , - 606-tf. beep to sell
BBKEP MUTES. ,
Tbe following, called from tbe Ameri
can Sheep Breeder and Wool Grower,
will prove of interest, to every sheep
man of Morrow county, and should be
carefully read:
Mutton sheep averaged nearly $1 per
head higher than last year.
Reoeipts of sheep and lambs at tbe
Chicago yards daring '9? were 3.606,640,
valued at $14,424,728." A record year. ;.
Sheep receipts at Kansas City were
1.184,236 over 993,126 in 1896. Average
prioe tor absep at this market was $4.
It is high time that the grade ram was
relegated to tbe mutton feeding yard
and his faoile work of breed distortion
ended. ) j
It li not a question of finding a market
for thoroughbreds, or any other kind of
i :
Harry Jones was in getting supplies
for bis sheep camps yesterday. (, ,
Mocoasios and buoksklo mittens sell
from $5 to $7 per pair at Dawson. "
F. N. Cbnrohill , a trayeling man from
Cbioago,; was doing our oity yesterday.
One Mmute Cough Cure cures qaiokly.
That's what you want! Conser & Brock
( Stook sheep have advanoed another 20
per oent in the last sixty days and are
getting relatively; high, bat tbey are
soaroe and people want them and will
have them.
' The top price for lambs on tbe Chicago
market was $6.40 and sheep $5 36; lambs
'made the highest. average in five years
and abeep brought a higher prioe than
A.E.Wngutcame in Thursday. He ,eMon toZ fonr 'MB-
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reports sheep in bis neighborhood doing
fine.' '
Mr. A. C Pettys' folks, who have been
on the siok list tbe past week, are im
proving, i
Tbe tax levy for Wasoo oounty has
been fixed at 22 mills .Tbis ia tbe same
as last year, s
. Fine home-made taffy at tbe Orange
Front. - A olean, fresh stock of goods-
leave yonr orders. If.
Painless remedy for extracting teeth.
If not as stated, no charges. Try Dr.
Vangban'B new plan. , 604-tf.
Ordinary dogs will pack from 80 to 50
pounds and stand to tbe mark all right
day in and day out.
It you need something tor your system
oall at the 'Pbone-The Telephone sa-
oon, Oity hotel building.: . tt
Edward Jones arrived yesterday morn
ing from Igo, Calif., to be at tbe funeral
of bis brother, Nelson Jones.
Wells & Co. this week moved their
stook of furniture into the building re
cently vaoated by MiDor & Co.
J. F. Willis paid this office a visit
Wednesday. He asks this paper, to in
form his many friends that he is still a
republican.
E. Y. Judd, wbo is well known to tbe
sheepmen of Morrow county, has just
returned to ; Pendleton, - from a trip
around tbe world. ,
'E. G. Noble & Co. are rustlers after
business. Tbe finest saddles and har
ness to be found in Heppner. See tbeir
new ad in this issue. tf.
E ias Friend and wife were in from
Social Ridge Thursday . Mr. Friend re
ports crop prospects as very favorable
for the coming season. . .
Be not deaeivedl A cough, hosrsness
or oroap are not to be trifled with. A
dose in time of Sbilob's Cure will save
you much trouble. Sold by Conser A
Brock. y
Robert L. Lane was found dead in bis
oabin on Rattlesnake Gulob, about four
miles north of Sparta, Union oounty.
He was ouoe sheriff of Flathead county,
Montana. 1
S. B. Huston, a prominent attorney of
Hillaboro, spent Wednesday in this oity
on legal business, oir. nuston , wss
state senator from Washington county
tor four yesrs.
M. B. Galloway, tbe photographer, is
prepanng to move Dis gauery into me
building recently built and ocoupied by
Wash Thompson as a butcher shop.
Mike will move tbe first ot tbe month.
HOTEL AEB1VALS
The following U a llit of the arrival! at the
Palace Hotel for the week ending Jan. 27, "98:
B L A ken
Ohai Keenan
John C Luce
J N Fordyee
C T Peteraon
J P Gatehy
H F Merrill & family
R C Thompson
O M Holmea
C P Call
Geo Horaman
T Tvde
Alf Sheppard
I N HHKnee
Henry Bchenlnger
o r mom peon
Chaa Royae
J G French
Lnther Huiton
J H Ruat
O Harrington
J Hlokey
W 8 Brown
A O Petty!
A 8 Burch
J H Barker
E D Rood
8 N Kenny
Pat Doherty
W J Carroll
Ben Thomas
C C McDonald
P Kilkenny
Mrs Farley
J Paul
J F Royse
Nela Magnuaen
R B May
CCCurtil
H V Gatea
8 D Cooper
P Brenner
G F Mathewi
E P Greene
, 8 B Huston '
Joseph Luckman
Mr! Brown
Allen Even!
O Pearson
H Phillip!
F N Churchill
TJ Armstrong
W J Clarke
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE
It there is not a general smaehnp in
tbe mutton and ' lamb market soon
whole lot of pessmistio farm and sheep
nepers will go into mourning over tbe
untimely demise. of their predictions
Daring tbe fall months 25 per oent of
all tbe sheep and Iambs received at
Cbioago were purchased and reshipped
by feeders, some of tbe buyers paying
as high as $5,25 for feeders, tbe average
being $4.60.
Everywhere the markets are filled with
mutton, where a year or two ago none
was to be seen. The awakened taste
tor this best of meat is worth millions
to the shepherd whose business now is
to improve bis stock to produce the best
ot this most nutritions of all meat ; ',
When abeep are seen to be biting them
selves Ipok for ticks. If it oan be got a
little buttermilk poured down tbe flanks ,
will kill these pests, or a small quantity
ot some good dip may be used for this
purpose. Get rid ot every tiok be
fore the lambs ere due or these will
Buffer. .
The fleeoe will be a tell-tale against
tbe shepherd by and by, recording every
negleot by a weak spot in the fiber, and
this will lessen the value of tbe fleece
when it is marketed. ' Don't think for a
moment that the buyer won't find it out.
This is bis business, and as a rule be at
tends to bis business with a sharp eye.
For God's sake let us have a rest from
further talk of further .tinkering with
the wool tariff. Tbe wool tariff is a good
one, the ebeepmen are prospering under
it and like it, and there are no kioks ex
cept from chronio agitators wbo would
still kiok, rant, protest, contort, threaten,
snivel, tear their hair and burst tbeir
shirt buttoos with bowling it wool were
worth a dollar a pound.
E C Ashbaugh
J I H niton
Frank Bloan
W K Carson
Chaa Hawking
P K Bhorte
J Kilkenny
C M Herren
John E Woodien
W Markllle
John Cochran
B Gatea
Mias Broaman
Wm Fossin
8 M Junkin
8 J Freedman
A C Vernellyi
h v uatea
GS Mann ,
John Jonea
i H uiiea
James Carty
Wm Baird
T Barne!
W H Rick!
Mm Horub
E Matteaon
F A Moore
R Kllbourne
Dr M Garnsey
Dave Brink
Henry Jones.
Arrivals at Hotel Heppner for week ending
Jan. 27.
G W" Montague, Arling
ton Chas Long, Sand Hollow
U K reaee, city
W W Brannin, Port
land Dr Lucy M Ingersoll, '
Ban Diego
E H Anderson, city
Chas Fisher, Ross
land BC
J 8 Jordan
W J Carroll
J H Clayton, Portland
D A Greenwood, Lone
Rock
J W Dalton
D W Miller, Dalles
1) H Frankhauaer,
Portland
AlfSheppard
J W Depuy .
J Rom) ne i :
W H Spivey, city
J Dee, Pendleton
Mrs B A Plckard, city
Geo Walker, Baker
John Colstock, city
J M Livingston, Sand
W Bate!
8 M Teed, city
u ti rora. city
R F Hynd, city
J G Thompson, clt;
Monument
Chas Bockley dt
J L Reddish, city
B LWaUiins, xaquina
Aug Gundlach, Grand
Forks. ND
J C Keithley & son,
Homman
F Q Hart, depot
D B Lyde, city
W W 8mead. city
T Drlskell, city
:ity
wife,
Chester Hatheway, city
W Smith, Ioue
L Crosby
M McGulre
C Bartlett. O R & N
A Back man, Portland
W T Hatten, city
Wm Black
L Burton, Dalles .
Harry Hanby
R K Simpson, Gooaeb'ry
R J Wilkin, city
G W McDonald
B P Sullivan, Butter Cr'k
H Corbln
E B Nye, Butter Creek
D W Bowman, Walla
Walla
Rev H Barnhart, Mica,
Wash
E C Ashbaugh, 8 Mile
F Thomas, city
J Mills, city
L A Lee, Baker City
G W Phelps, city
J T Stewart, city
Miss Cora Stubblefleld,
Monument
J Augustine De Mora,
Boise City
Frank Young, Gooseb'ry
H Miller, Butte, Mont
RW Wilson
V W Tillard, city
Jack Clark, Blue Mti
Frank Engleman, lone
J G Thompson, city
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Makes a Free Offer to Oar headers.
The distinguished chemist, T. A. Slo
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his discovery of a reliable cure for Con
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general deoline and weakness, loss ot
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8oienoe daily develops new wonders,
and this great chemist, patiently experi
menting for years, bas produoed results
as beneficial to humanity as can be
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assertion that lung troubles and con
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proven by "heartfelt letters of grati
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those oured in all parts of tbe world.
The dread Consumption, uninter
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Simply ; write toT. A. Slooum, M. C,
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Sufferers should take instant advan
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Please tell tbe Doctor that you saw
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under tbe sun in the line ot druggists '
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Buy your goods at home. Remember
that Abe Linooln said that when one
bought goods away from borne tbe
foreigner got the money and we got the
gooas. cut wnen - toe goods were.,
bought at home we had both money
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printing drummer comes to town, re,
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A surprise donation party was given
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The Dalles and take a trip down the
Columbia; you will enjoy it, and save
money.
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Eaalo, ami all Kootenai kft points,
faaaengera for 'Kettle KIvmp &n.l RnniUF.
viw. vuuitwL nv naruns will) atatre uajlv.
Sick poison is a poison wbiob makes
you sick. It comes from tbe stomaob.
Tbe stomach makes it oat ot undigested
food. The blood gets It and taints the
whole body with it. That's tbe way ot it.
The way to get rid of it is to look after
your digestion.
If your food is all properly digested,
there will be none left in tbe stomaob to
make sick-poison ont of.
If your stomaoh is too weak to see to
this properly by itself, help it along with
a few doses of Shaker Digestive Cordial.
That's tbs cure ot it. .
Shaker Digestive Cordial is delicious,
healthful, tonic cordial, made of pure
medicinal plants, herbs and wine.
It positively cures indigestion and
prevents the formation ot siok-poisoo.
At druggists. Trial bottles lOoeots.
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Mrs. Mary Bird, Hamsburg, Pa-, says,
My cbild is worth millions to me, yet I '
would have lost ber by oroup had I not
invested twenty-five cents in a bottle of
One Minute Cough Core." It cares
oougbs, colds and all throat and lung
troubles. Conser k Brook.
Is Frond of It, Too.
East Oregonian: The town of Heppner
has oeased paying ber bills in sorip and
now pays oasb tor everything. Hepp
ner is out of debt. Pendleton could
have been, with proper management.
There is no necessity for any town or
county in Oregon to "run in debt.'
Tbey oan better pay aa tbey go than
meet tbe additional bnrden an interest
bearing debt imposes. Debt attacks in
dustry and enterprise, tbe vitalities on
wbicb every town exists. In the nest
made of debte plutocracy is giyen birtb
while tree men and free institutions are
given burial.
Yes, Heppner is proud she is out of I
debt. Good management ot the city's
affairs has brought about this result and
a oontlnuanoe ot tbe same policy Is going
to keep tbe town oat of deot.
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Elmer Gentry last weak disposed of
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tends to move to Waitabarg, Wash., as
soon as be oan get ready. The Gaistte
Mrs. Lsase is Coming.
Information baa been reoeivod at Pen
dleton, saya tha E. O., that Mary Ellen
Lease, tbe famous female orator of Kan
sas, will speak at Walla Walla some lime
in March. An effort will be made to se
cure Mrs. Lease's presence at Pendleton
and Walla Walla, a parse ot $75 being
nsoesssry to defray expenses and pro
vide a free lectors for the publio at tbe
court house. Probably no woman in
the United 8tates has been tbe objeot of
so much wit and ridicule on tbe part ot
paragraph writers as Mrs. Lease, bat
this itself is fame, and sbs is always
is sorry to see such enterprising oitisens
aa Mr. Gentry leave Morrow oounty, bnt tbl-0 preM0, w,erMfU)g apeeohes on noi and well. Dr. King's New
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Prosperity cornea quickest to the mso
whose liver is in good condition. De
Witt's Little Early Risers are famous
little pills tor ooostipation, btllionaneea,
Indigestion and all stomach and liver
troubles. Conser k Brock.
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Held a Morlat t)Mata,
Tbe Degree ot Honor lodge held a
social acesion after tbs regular business
sion last evening. IUfreehmaots
were served and a most enjoy sble time
waa the vsrdiot ot all present These
sooial oocasiona are Quite frequent with
this order of late. Mrs. Margaret Emer
son wss installed aa Lady ot Honor, she
beiog absent on bar wedding trip at tbe
I time of Ibe regular Installation of officers.
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Kansas City, Omaha. 8U
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Baggage checks J through to destination
ol tickets.
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and coder tbe supervision of eiperi
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W. H.Hrmi.acBT,
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Portland, Or.
Well Kaewa at Hrppaer.
Tbs Dramatic Mirror says: "E.A1
as Statu, wife of the well-known actor
and manager, J. O. Btatls, died at
Menu, Utah. Jan. 3rd. from tbe effects
ot bnrns reoeivsd while she and ber
bnsband were mixing np a patent red
fire. Tbe ebemioal exploded while abe,
bar husband and daughter were in tbe
room. Tbe daughter escaped nniojored;
bat Mr. Statu reoeived barns wblob will
Ths Surprise of All.
Mr. James Jonss ot tbe drug firm of
Jones A 8onlCowden, III, in speaking
ot Dr. King's New Discovery, says that
laat winter bis wife was attacked wltb
la grippe, and ber case grew so serious
Ibst pbysioiani at Cowdeo and Pans!
could dn nothing tor ber. It seemed to
develop into hasty consumption. Hav
ing Dr. King's New Discovery in store.
and selling lots ot it, be took a bottle
borne, and to tbe surprise of all abe De-
gan to get better from first dose, and
half dosen dollar bottles oared berl
Dis
oovery for consumption, eoogns ana
colds Is guaranteed to do tbis good
ork. Try. it. Free trial bottles at I
Blocum Drag Go's, E. J. Slooum, m'gr.
Soaie Klondike Weather.
Up in Camas Prairie, only 45 miles
south ot Pendleton, tbey ere having
weather wbiob tbe Klondike might
envy, while at Psodltton Ibe mercury
baa not yet tonobed tbe sero point In
a private letter to tbe E. O. from Ukiab
nnder date of January 24, W. T. Sellers
writes as follows: "Tbe thermometer
last nisht at this place registered 361
degrees below aero."
Located on the O. R. k N. Railway
midway between Pendleton and
Walla Walla. Students admitted at
all times of tbe year.
First-Class Training School for Teachers.
Vooal and Inatrumental Masio taught
by ontnpetent instructors. A gradu
ate of tbe Boston Conservatory baa
charge ot tbe Instrumental department
OMio rodies' Bonrdlnc Hall
Is thoroughly equipped end offers ex
cellent accommodations at reasonable
rates. Send for catalogue.
Addaaaa M. G. ROYAL. President of Faculty er P. A. WORTHING.
TON. Secretary Board of ReoenU, Weaton, Ore.
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URGEST CLRCULITIOI OF All P0L1T1CIL PIPER II THE WESTS
J It tt radically Republican, advocating
the cardinal doctnnta of that party
with ability and cxnatntsj'js
MBut It can always be reiki on JJ
for fair and honest reports of all po H
litkal rnovemcntajs J JJ jtjtjt
Dreadrslly fterveaa.
Ucnts: I was dreadfully nervona,aod
tor relict took your Carl's Clover Root
Tee. It quieted my oervea and strength-
I Mm BknU MAa ivaUns. I ssaa
rum uji w uir.w m " . , , . .1...
tioubledwith oonelipaltoo, kidney and .T-. I .7' .
bowel trouble.
I my system so thoroughly that I rapidly
I regained health and strength. Mrs. 8.
A. HweeL Hartford, Goon. Sold by
Conner k Brock. f
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THE WORLD.
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Tbe Gssetle ear nee a tall stook ot
mourning Bote, correspondence style.
with envelopes to match. Those desiring
encb stationary can have their wants
I supplied at this effioe. tt.
ber death. 8be suffered untold agonies
for five days, tbs accident oceurriog
Deo. 3otb" Tbe Stutta compaay bas
played la Heppner several times, cad
tbe victim ot tbia accident vac well
knows by many of ear townspeople. '
Kdexaie Texse HawoU With Caavrer
!y ("aihanlr, ewre eonatlpailoa frnvtar.
sue. uuiiU. fail, drusmiate rw una bom.
See M, Lisliteatkal k Co. twr sboec a
A Save Tatar for Tare.
A transaction ia wba b yout-annot loaelsa
sore wlug. Ulliousnes. aK k tMNsdac-Uo, Iui
reU toiiKue, fever, pi Lea aud a lUouaaud wUrftr I
tle aie cauiuxi oy oDnaupuuou sua aiutrgiaa
liver. CVM-arte Candy Catbarttr, the won-
durful Dew livor stimulant and Inue Inal
touio are ty all UniRgiau unrantosia to cure
or monrv refumlea. I'. C. ti are a sure
thing. Try a bos tn-Ony; loo.. . ooa
rUundc aud booklet free. be our big aa.
Frank Engletnaa, of Ioae, has beco
appointed ageet for a self beating smooth-
log iron that seems to oe to be as Bear
par faction aa anything In tbie line conl J I
possibly be Mr. Englemaa sells these I
ironc very reasonable. .
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