The Gazette.
Tuetdat, Feb. 1, 1898.
Hox. T. T. Geeb is reported to
be seekiug the republican guber
natorial nomination. Mr. Geer ia
a native eon or. uregon, a good
republican and would make a
strong candidate.
The steamer "Corona", running
between Seattle and Alaska points,
was wrecked last week, She had
on board 225 passengers and a full
cargo of freight The passengers
were all safely landed but the
freight all went down.
der to corral eTerything, hasl
bought or leased every old hulk
in sight Many of these have been
in the bone-yard for years and
should have never been put in
service where the lives of people
are at stake. ' The Corona disaster
makes the second of the boats sail
ing out of Seattle in the Alaskan
trade, and that there have been no
losses of life is no fault
of . those greedy corporations.
More of those old scows will find
the bottom of the sea before the
year is ended
Thebe is do longer any shadow
of doubt as to the president's io-1
tention to stand by the declara
tions of the St. Louis platform in
tneir oroaaest ana most compre
hensive sense as regards inter
national bimetallism.
The Teller resolution passed the
-S .
senate on rnaay aiternoon ty a
majority of 15. The resolution
will now go to the house where it
will be tied up. Its passage in the
senate, however, shows conclusively
the strength of silver sentiment
in that body.
The populist convention recent
ly held in St Louis vehemently
declared against further fusion
with democrats. The leaders at
tributed all the confusion and loss
of strength during the past two
Iiluuttrj Ekcmaattea.
From St. Lawreae Flaiodealer. Canton, K. T.
To suffor for years with a prr tiling
painful ailment, which baffled skillful
medioii treatment, jet which m cared
by simple hooaebold remedy, ia the
lot which befell Mrs. George L Rogers,
of W eat Main street. Canton, N. T.
inirveea years ago." laid Mr. Tim
ers to a reporter, "I waa attacked with
inflammatory rbeomatlim and a oom-
liii-miuB ot aiaeaeee.
xoa ean jaage eomewbat of what I
euuarea, wnen yoo look at tbeae band.
Tbey were distorted, twisted and swol
len, mj iooi voo, is so mneb oat of
shape that the big toe laya serosa tbe
others, tbe end toocbio? tha little.
"Notwithstanding I am sixty fivs yeart
uiU, ,,,ve a pleasant doom and other
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
JAKD OFFICE AT LA GRANDE, OREOON.
-J Jan. 28. '(. Notice ia here!, siren that
the following-named settler hu filed notice ol
bia Intention to make final proof in lupport of
Oregon, on March 18, D, Tlx:
bis claim, and that Hid proof will be mad
oelor J, w. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Wll. X. GENTRY,
R. !. No. 7742. for the KEU See. 29. Td. 1 B.. B.
27, E. W. M.
ue names the following witnesses to prore
his continuous residence unon and enltivatlon
of said land, viz: William Rimtt. Edmund
Baling, Mifflin i. Devin and William J. McCarty,
u oi ueppner, uregon.
K. W. Baktlstt, Begister.
6U-28.
CITATION.
T THE COCSTY COURT OP THE STATE
a. of uregon, for the County of Morrow.
In the matter of the estate of John M. O. Spen
cer, a minor.
To i. B. Ppeny, guardian of tbe estate of said
It is understood that the presi
dent has decided upon what modi
fications of the civil service rules
he will make, and the order may
be issued any day. The modifica
tion, according to this information,
is along the lines of the recom
mendations of members of the
cabinet to the senate.
Judge Lowell dismissed the
charge of criminal libel preferred
by H. EL Mallock against J. P.
McManus, at Pendleton. One
newspaper man should know better
than try to prosecute another of
the same calling for libel, and Mr.
Hallock has probably learned by
his experience in this case that he
wasted much time and energy.
The Galloway gentleman who
takes pleasure in making insinu
ations through his correspondence
can learn a lesson in his own
words. This would come with
better grace from one who is more
particular about paying up arrear
ages to the old paper before es
pousing the course of a new one.
Honesty is right policy only wins
for a brief time.
President McXixley'8 Cuban
policy has not been changed one
iota by the democratic hubbub in
the house, last week. He stands
now just where he has 6tood from
the beginning, and when he makes
a move, it will be because of hap
penings in Cuba and not because
of howling among democrats. For
weeks this government has been
ready to move at the proper time
when it shall in the eyes of the
civilized world be justified in mov
ing to bring about peace in Cuba.
It will not delay because of lying
Spanish news from Cuba, any
more than it will hurry because of
democratic ranting. The repub
licans in congress are supporting
this policy solidly and are likely
to continue to do so, notwithstand
ing democratic prophecy to the
contrary.
John C. Tocsg, chairman of the
populist state central committee,
is making a vigorous kick against
his party entering into fusion with
the democrats, or any other party,
for that matter, but he is especially
opposed to hi party joining hands
with their old enemy, the demo
cratic party, and proposes to use
his efforts against any such move.
Tbe La Grande Chronicle sug
gests, however, that Mr. Toang's
declarations against fusion at this
time are not consistent with his
practice at Salem last winter, when
he and the representatives of his
party entered into fusion to hold
up tbe legislature. Mr. Young
may be at this time trying to carry
out the desires of his friends who
stood side by side with him last
winter, namely, the Simon-Scott-
Bourne outfit
upara In lh enrnno-linr, alitor, "?"-,iiie 0 me tu far from anto.
. . r ? abie.for ail otbertbioea Dale into inaiomfl. minor, greeting:
entered into with tbe democrats, canoe when your are without oncA health I L n vne Dame f be State of Oregon, You are
T 4-j ------
m. iiwu uiuerem doctors and many
proprietary remedies, but no permaoeiit
wu'ui waa ODiatnea.
d;"-',,"."01 tried Dr- Williams'
Piok Pills for Pale People and before I
bad finished tbe firet box I began to feel
that tbey were doing me good. I continued
nstug them and steadily grew better
"I bHje need thirteen boxes of' the
pills and today feel better than for tbe
past fifteen years.
In Heppner Until Further No- UX" ttTOi";
A! r A. aU...l.2 - " v
lite, uwiny iu ine many dj7 ocieij
THE BIG
BRICK HOTEL,
The Palace
...Has been leased by...
J. C. BORCHERS
.Who bat secured tbe services of
The leaders declared absolutely
against any further combinations
of the sort.
Dr. Darrin Will Remain
hereby cited and reouired to soue&r in the
County Court of the HUte of Oregon, for tbe
ujaniT oi norrow. at the iinrt room mereoi.
at Heppner, in the Connty of Morrow, on Toes-1
day. the eishth da of March. 1W t 10 o'clock. I
in the forenoon of that dsy, then and there to I
settle your accounts as guardian of J. M. O.
Spencer, a minor, and show cause, if any exist, I
way ne mould not pay over to the said jonn at.
MRS. MARGARET VON CADOW
As manager. It will be run in hrst class snape
in every department.
SAMPLE ROOMS
Rates reasonable.
IN CONNECTION.
O. Spencer, tbe sums of money
and belonging to said John M. 0
Witness, the Bon. A. G. Bartholomew, Judge
now In his
handi belongingto said John M. O. Spencer.
Patients Coming for Treat
ment- Perhaps He Will re
main Until March 1st
PAW El HEART IfBTT YRABB.
Mr. Editor: Tbis is to certify that I
had a pain io my heart and breast twen
ty years, and tried many pbyeicianp,
without (access. After four months'
borne treatmeot by Dr. Darrin I am re
stored to health and gladly give my testi
mony io his behalf. I reside at Silrertcn,
Oregon, where I can be addressed or
referred to.
C. W. Babkhuest.
Dr. Darrin will remain at tbe Palace
Hotel until farther notice, and will in
future treat all eases witb office or borne
treatment at the rate of $5 a week, or io
that proportion of time, as cages may re
quire, lbe poor treated free, except
medicines, from 9 to 10 a. m. daily.
Patients able to pay, from 10 a m. to 8
p. m. Examinations free to all- All
curable chronic, acute sod private dis
eases, treated witb electrioity, and medi
cines when required, and makes a spec
ialty of all diseases of tbe eye, ear, nose
aod throat, catarrh and defoess. broo
obitis, Is grippe, oooaornption, dyspep
sia, ooostipatioo, heart, liyer and kidney
diseases. 619-tf.
"I bare beau a member nf th wik
.EBMV-
uibi oDuron lor many years, but for six
years was unable to attend. I am able
now uj aiieoa tne church services regn..
iriy ana cenainiy appreciate that
privilege.
"i consider vr. William's Pink Pills
tor raie feople a wonderful medicine
ana am oo undent no other medicine
could have effected tbe wonderful cure
iubt nave in my case.
"1 am glad to state tbis, hoping that
some sufferer may profit by it and obtain
re net.
It was nature's own remedy that so
oompnsbed this cure caused by impure
mw,rorur, Williams' fink Pile for
Pale People are eomposed of yegetable
lemruies mat exert a powerful ioHoD09
purifying aod enriching tbe blood. Many
diseases long supposed by the medical
profession to be incurable h avA inn.
combed to tbe potent influence ot these
puis, inis universal remedy ia sold by
ail uruKgiats.
of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
me county ot norrow, with the seal oi said
conn affixed, this 26th day of January, A. D.
mo.
Attest: J. W. MORROW,
61&-2H- Clerk.
ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.
XTOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVES, THAT THE
1 ' nnderolmed inlirtuw of V ind H n. I
Cox, Insolvent Debtors, bss died bis final ac
count as such ssaignee with the clerk of the I
t lrcuu uourt of Morrow County, Oregon, and I
that said account will be called np for hearing,
and be passed noon Mondav. the 7th dav of
Marcn, w, at tbe bonr of 10 o'clock, a. m. of I
said (lay, or ss soon thereafter as the same can I
be beard and passed UDon bv the iudze of said I
Iated this 21st day of January, 18.
W. P. Feu
gl6-g). Assignee.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
THE PALACE HOTEL BAR,
J. O. BOROHERS, Prop.
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
LETTER LIST.
List of advertised letters in Heppner Postoffice
January si, 1898:
Brown, Miss Myrtle Hall Brothers
Earost, Mr Jacob Kenoyer, Mr Sam
Furlong, Mr Chas Martin. Mr Leonard
Greenwood, Mr Geo Potter, W T
TTV ..in . . ...
" " caiuug lor weee letters please ask for
aavernsea. j. p. Williams, p. m,
The CaLadian government baa
given a company of Britishers tbe
exclusive right-of-way for a rail
road to Dawson, in is pats an
end to all American schemes to
build a road into that far off clime
and shows that the British are not
only greedy tut rattling good busi
ness men. It is pretty certain,
bowever, that before tbe close of
1S')8 a river, lake and rail route
will be in existence in tbe North
west territory.
I.N this issue will be found a call
for a meeting of the silver forces
of Morrow county at Heppner on
Feb. 12th. Tbe Oazotte is a re
publican paper and will certainly
support the republican ticket, but
at the same time we call the atten
tion of republicans to this meeting,
winch is doubtless a step in the
direction of uniting the silver
forces of Morrow county, and the
republicans will doubtless have a
strong combination to fight. It is
time they were getting thoroughly
organized for the fray and be able
to present a solid front in the ap
proaching campaign.
The talk going the rounds of
the press about tbe thirty or forty
million dollars paid out annually
to Boldiers not entitled to pensions,
and about tbe necessity for purg
ing the "roll of honor" and all that
sort of thing, Appears in a very
rediculous light wheu it is remem
bored that very recently, under
Judge Ijochren 's administration of
the pension bureau and by Presi
dent Cleveland's direction, every
corner and cranny of the pension
roll was searched for supposed
fraud and thousands ot just pen
sions were denied or dnlayed, the
secret intention of the admiuistra
tion being to cut down expendi
tures to the lowest limit, in order
to keep down tbe monthly deficit
as much as possible. A great bul
labaloo was made by the pension
officers about fraud, and something
like 1300,000 was spent in exhaus
tive investigation of the same.
itu the result that juHt thirteen
cases of fraud were discovered.
Athens Frees: Athena is always up-
to-date or notbiog. To be properly in
the "swim" all sbe needed was a bowl
ing alley. Tbis want is soon to be sup
plied, for Mr Bmu Swsggart bss carpen
ters at work preparing a model alley in
tbe Matlock building near tbe Athena
hotel. Wbeo eompleted, it'will be first
class io every reepeet, and other towns
can look for some record breaking
scores.
Backiea's Aram Salve.
Tbe Best Salve in the world for Cats,
Braises, bores. Ulcers, Salt Rbeom,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Cbspped Heads,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Er op
tions, snd positively cares Files or do
pay reqairwsW It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Blooom Drag Co., E. J. Slocnm, manager.
Keen sneep and Bet Bid.
THE WOOL RECORD
Tails You How to Do It.
Lakd Omcs at La Gbakdi. Oiio,
Jan. 14 IX
NOTICE IrJ HEREBY GIVES THAT THE
followlnr-namiyl sMtler hu SImI notice I
of bit Intention to make final nmnf in annnort I
of his claim, snd that ssid proof wPI be made I
before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
vicbvu, uu janrcn lz, Levi, Tlx :
CHARLES & JAYKE,
H. E No. rV2. for tha SEU of Km. H 1 1 R I
27, E. w. M. I
Me names tbe following witnesses to prove I
his continuous residence upon and cultivation I
of, ssld land, viz: Walter Crosby. John Mar-1
snau, Mternng r Florence and Andy 8. Steven.
uu, mu m neppuer, uregon.
616-27 BecKter.
Notice of Intention.
Lako Orrica ai Tn Daubs, Obcco
Jsnusry W. UM.
XTOTICE 18 HERFHY fttVRV THAT TRK I
i followinc-named settler bss filed notice of I
bis intention to make final proof io support of I
his claim, and that said proof will be made be-1
ore j. n. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on Satnrday, February M, Uee. rii:
AMES R. NL'JtAM AKEB. for Hdrtof Maria K.
vow nine.
H. E. No.ttij for the SWfc of ftrc S. Tp. J S., R. I
24 K. W. M. I
He names the following witness to provtl
bis continuous residence opon and eaiUvatloa I
of, said land, vii: fcavid f. Met, Georcel
' . iarii a. ivraoiii ana laomas a.ina.
When you hear dem bells!'
YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT THE
HEPPNER TRANSFER GO'S
Belled express is coming. Does delivery work
on short order,. 10 cents and upwards. This
wagon is No. 4, and leave your order with it,
or at "Central" telephone office.
WE MOVE ANYTHING !
MAT HALVORSEN,
Keeps A lle&eral Stock q Merchandiso
LEADING MERCHANT
OF I0NE. xxxvt
D- . :.l
"J iroit arracKement we offer to
oar readers
The Wool Record
and Semi-Weekly Gazette, one year tor
Tbe Wool Rol k tbe only nabonal
wool organ and covers tbe wool industry
from tbe raising of tb saeep to the sett
ing of tbe maao.racto.rfKi article. It w
pnoiianea weeny at aew lork and lbe
regular priee is itt) a year. IlematkM
reports are fall snd comp e and its
Sbeep Breeders' Talks alone are worth
tu rniiM ids pnee ot toe paper.
Hample copies on application .
We heartily recommend tbis combi
nation to oar subscribers.
ail of lone, Orecon.
1S-27
J A3, y. MOORE.
Recister.
Notice of Intention.
Lao Omci At LaCaAni. Ouwr.
N'OTTCE 13 HERIBT GIVES THAT TBE
a: is'ts-cva sua Saai pron ta snpoxrt I
fjM naim. aoa (aai saiil fmnt wiil to suit to-
coqaty uerii, Jt.;rT-w eoaary. vrqm.
aevrser, a. so a ana is, uwt, rti.
ALTXl CKOBT.
H r 5i VS. tv S EH jr t Sec.
Be name the foilowia vitimM n
ot aud land, vli: Chariea a. Jtt Inn a. I
Kelley. Cnt A. steveoaoa and W illias sin. I
an, aa Of uepner, Orrfon.
a. w. BASTU-rr.
61S-27 Reaiaser
Onk more week otitil city eloo-
tioo. As yet we bare hearj of
no aspirants for the offices to l
fillrxl, am! tbe only desire of tbe
Gazette is to see men elected that
will continue to administer the
city's affairs io tbe same ractica!
and economical manner as those
who are now in charge. Recorder
Richardson and Treasurer lirigg
have both been very faithful and
efficient servants aud deaeive to
be ro-i-lecUsl. We do Dot know
bother the councilmen who are
soon to retire would accept a re
election tr not, but tbey are en
titled to it and this paper would
favor them for another term.
However, out desire is to see the
iKftt men tbe town affords chosen
to these positions.
Tnt fate of the Corona, one tt
Huattle's rotten tubs that lias beeu
put upon the Alaska route, should
be a warning to those Klondike
Ikiud'I to take passage on boats
that are reliable and sound, like
those on tbe Portland-Alaska
route, t'ortland baau't so many
veels but sbe bas thoswi that er
safn, stauueb anJ, therrftrs, er
fectly esrtWjr, Bestlle, i or
DlMOcniTIc fretvtraders who
claimed that the enactment ot the
Dingley law would ruin our maiket
abroad are not saying anything
about the official figures showing
tbe exports of lH'Jt to bave been
the largest in tbe history of the
country.
rEIMONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS
TO ALL POINTS CAST.
Every Tuesday night a personally eon-
duoted tourist ear esoarsion will leave
Portland for Denver, Kansas City, Oma
ha, Chicago, and Boston, withont cbange,
via lbs Oregon Railroad k Navigation,
Oregon Hbort Line, RioOraode Western,
Denver A Rio Orsode, Rork Island,
Lake Hbore k Michigan Southern, Nsw
York Central and Boston k Albany lines.
Tbe tourist cars io tbis lias will be
operated by tbe Pullman Company, thna
insuring to the passengers all ot tbt
comforts of modern day travel at half
the nsnal Pallmsa rates. Tbs roots
tease tbe passenger tbrongb Halt Lake
Oity, tbenre serosa lbs Rocky Moon-
tslnsto Lead Til la, Denver, etc., offering
tha tourist a view of tbe grandest scenery
on lbe Amerioan continent.
For additional particulars, printed
matter or rates, write at. J. Rcbe,
Northwest Passenger Agent R. Q. W.
Ry , 142 Third 81 , Portlaod, Oregon.
ARLINGTON-FOSSIL
STA6ELINE
H. REED A )
A. Q. OQILVIE PrPreors.
FARE FROM ARLINGTON TO
rossii (tw miles)... isoo Round triD 1900
U...III. .11 ,i . .
Miwiuw.iw Koandtrlp 700
Condon (39 miles) .. 100 Round trip 6 00
Clem (2 miles).... ISO Round trip 190
" " wiissj 1 au Round trip s SO
Staire leaves Arliogtoo every morning
unuay eioeplo; at ft o'clock; is dns
" vjonaon as a p. m. ana arrives at fos
sil at 7 p. m.
Comfortable covered coaches and oare-
iui, eiperienoea anvers.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
LAxnOrnrs at Ths Dau.su. Ociook.
Jsnoarv IT. lt.
X'OTlCEIS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE
r iollowins. named asttler has filed notice
ol his Intention to make final oroof In
support of his claim, and that ssid nmnf will
be made belore i. W. Morrow, County Clerk.
at neppner, urefton. on reoruarjr tt, L"'J8, iu:
ALBERT A. WILLIS,
H E No. 3990. tor ths 8WU of See 29. Tn 1 8. R B
E W M.
He nsmes the following wIIiimsm tn imn
his continuous residence upon snd culllvstion
of ssid land, vis: Frank Hmilh, James H. Willis
and Jsmes Brown, of Leilncton. Oregon, and
1 nomas a. iinaaeii, 01 uepnner, ureton.
TEACHERS' EX A HINA TION.
rv.i. . m ntrir ni uiVEH THAT FOR
i"V ths Piirp... nf maklni an examination of
all prraons who mav onsr themaslves as canrti.
daira for earners ot ths arhls of thlseoTntv
and tor suts and ),! dlplom... trV. SSnu
srhool superintendent thereof will hold a nub
ile eiantimiilnn al the curt house at Heppner
r"'""i "wiiwuj, rn. n at 1 sn n m
JAY W. rilUl'l.kV,
IS-a School 8upt, Morrow 60.
Charley Pvaas wss kicked by s boras
down at ths Hotel Usppner stsble tbe
other ever in g, being considerably
broised np. If s wss too eloss to the
animal to reeeivs lbe fall fores of tbe
kiok, otherwise he might bars been
mors sertonsly tnjared.
fKEK 81LVKR.
Worn Out?
Do you come to tbe close of
the day thoroughly exhausted?
Does this continue day titer
day. possibly week After week?
t crhaps you are even too ex
hausted to sleep. Then some
thing' Is wrong. All these
things Indicate that you Are
1 . m
luMertns' from nervous ex
haustion. Your ncrrcA need
feeding- and your blood en-
riailng.
A meeting will be held at Ueppaer,
()regon, on Hatnrday, Fsbrnary 12tb,
lt, for tbe pnrpnee of orgaoiting a
free silver club. All tboea bo are tn
sympathy with tbe cause ot free silver,
regardless of party affiliations, are
argenlly requested to attend. Remem
ber tbe date, Feb. 12th, at 3 o'clock o. m.
1ST Oaiisa tr Coavmii.
Notice of Intention.
Laks Orrirs at U Oaixna, Otoo,
. -,w,- . Jims-T n. x
in nr.nr.BT liivs-M ru . v rum
it follow Ins Ii.m4 Mil., I ,.. ? .. Q
h s Inunuon u. mak. Bn rf ln .. "7t of
his claim. .d that said proof win bi ma.1.
hrlora lha fount f l.rk of klormw tonM?
vur "'I'pner, orvwon, on ksrrh l, itt
VKURlAI1 W Til I ADM
Hit K No. 6sm. r the IMi KSV A su Mau B
... . ,n '"n witameea to rrnrs
" ami aaiea Johnsnn .11 i
llMlil.liar I lh..nn 1
a. W. "ARTt.rTT,
is:
Louis HiimmerSxId, who bas bean
qoitasKk with meaales, sntTsred a re
lapse a few data e-o and is now la a
very critical eondiniun. This paper
hopes to be all's to chrooicls bis speedv
recovery.
Notice of Intention.
Use Orrus at La Oatups. Oasooa,
r w... imnini MS- 1 H AT 1HI
Vw. '."""S named sitlr has fllwl JJ!
of his Intention l mats Anal pn,l In ..M.n!
of his ,1.1. .d th.i -Id J,
h.l..r th. t ..i.ni f ta ,i Morrow
HrppuM, Urason, oa
trrfMn. at
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m. i..r ins jut, k.
nv iwmn in. lullifWIlia Wit
Count
? Scott's Emulsion
l ol Cod-liver Oil with Hypo-
J phosphites oi Lime And Soda,
contains Just the remedies to
, meet these wants, the cod-
S liver oil rives the needed
strength, enriches the blood.
lecds the nerves, and the hr-
2 pcrphosphitea rive them tone
and vigor. Be sure you get
a yJJl IU UnuUion.
AN AfWM 1 Vo. 4 li aak
&A
aroTT A so ss. Oi. kw r-
w4wwwAw4wi
An euergelia man of Integrity, ability
sad good address is waotei to represebl
the Northwestern Mnlaal Llfs Issnr
aooe Company aa district agt l(h
bstlnarters al Heppner. A gol open,
in fr a rustler. Previous eipeHence
tu life Insorauee nut eeaeetlal. Address
with rvfereunea.
S. X Iah taHi A Ha,
tlrneral Aeests.
Porilsad, Or.
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Vt'Tll K l Mr H HY til VVN THAT IMira
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, ,aw .1.1. IK (ftr,..,,.
h,t M.,,ru n , Ml II.. ih .U. m I.,.,'
I, ta. m,i .. a.lmiB.iui"J",'7;
t
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o
?
Including all the Staples, Hardware, Tin
ware, Harness, Stockmens' Supplies,
Wood and Willowware.
First Class Goods and Low Prices
is his motto.
Mf?.T HALVORSEN,
IONE. OREGON.
They Are The "Mustard"
MEADOWS & H ATTEN,
Tlie Pioneer BlacKsmltns
Have made some elrtant lmpromcnts tn their establishment and ariitna a l.r.. .tw.w i
Iron, horsnbors and other mau-rlals Msential 10 the hspplneai of those who need Quick reoairs
to their wsfona, bugfiea or machinery. Their sp;titT is horMshoelng.
Mfaikwt i Mn are ILe Boys to do Toar (Cork Eirht, and do it Qaick, loo.
AS. r. MOORE,
Keflster.
Notice Of Intention.
Laud Omcs at La Gbakds, Osiooh,
bee. il. Itsrr.
XTOTirg 13 HEMBY OIVF.N THAT THE
a" follnwlnc-named aetUer hu (led notice of
his Intention Io make final uroof In support of
his rlslm, and that said proof will be mads
before Count Clerk, Morrow Count, Oreson,
at neppuer, uregon, on ran. sro, lew, vu:
LOl'18 QROHHBNs,
Ht. No. VJ3. fo, tha Wia of NWV and u of
bWlt of Sec. II To. a. B. R. it, E. W.M.
He names the following witnesses Io pro his
continuous reatdenre upon and cultivation of
am isno. u: nintam warren. Vlrio, uu-
nert, t'harle Boudrr and Viler Hunt, all ol
ueppner, Morrow county, orton
B. . UAKTLET T ,
"- Keflster.
Notice of Intention.
f ASDC-rriCE 4T THE DALLE, OREQOS.
a 4 Pec. n. 1PW7. Notlra la b.reh, rtn th.l
tbs tollowlns named settler hu tied nollraof
nis inianuon to make Bnal proof In support of
his rlsim. and that said proof will ba made
beforsj. W. Morrow, Count Clerk, si Heppner,
Oregon, on Tbursda. Frbru.r a, lava, ls:
JOHN R nrKT
HJ I No. 4'0. for tha M W W of Sec 17. To. t i..
m. E. W. M.
He nsmes tha followlne vIiiinm in am..
his continuous realileiica uoon and eultlt.tion
of, said land, l: Edward Hunt, Edward Orta-
kell, Ueorrs Chirk and Arthur Bunt, all of
Ueppner, Morrow count, (r
J As. f. MXRE.
os-l. Reslater.
'TC'"-1 ' lh.pi 4 M,.( e.uis,B, ,Vf
Ih Mmniw ..,, .He,.., w-ai, Ttta alwia
... a.-.ih 01 r...,. tw.nir Ir, J , NJ
'h,,':"',' l sM. thlrt, ,,,
!, nftblt) 1111 km) h . . ia
Of rj bsv, localsj . lh ainlb aua uuarw ot
1-, ,i, w i.nip nn. Mnta nf v. .
M bwriW Bilk All at . '
.1'purt.a.inv.
MAV AMI l-Aari run ALL
1 bsvs 'At Ions
sa mil as from lleppnsr, goo4 MJs
and no till. A's otti,r lis; and bouch
(rasa for sale. C IS. rat a.
tt LsiUalo. Or.
S. WM
It 14.
Ui.rouuta
SUMMONS.
IM THE CIRrflT COI RT Or THE STATE
of Orecna for Moernw count.
Tha American Mortcacw
t'omi.n)r,of Mrotlaml,
lAmlled. a corporaUon,
I'lalnUlt.
v
John 14. Cratta. Anni.
t rain. 1. . hmilh. M.
V. Harileon. iawb
rtorlier, and Cottta
Mi r.rl.n.l, aa partaera,
IVfetHlaiita.
To John u t rafia. J. W, Rn.llh snd M. V. Ilarrl-
slnn, defendania, alHw. named:
In ths name nf th. Iial of unwonr Yoa arc
h.redr reiilrd Io appear and answer tb.
complaint Sled araioat nw In lb. abnt.eii titled
suit, on or hefcar th. Sr. I da of lb. nril refn
la, term of tb ahoe .milled eouri b,lkwlni
tb. eptra!tn ol lb time pnwrrlned la lb.
order Io, pnhllreiloa of Ibis summona, wbb b
rtr.( r.r a,n h. MiiiKta. th. 1th nar nf Marrb.
and n and ea'b of oa will tak. aottra
inai 11 1. 11 u tn immi and snswer. hr
w.nl Iherenf plslnitt will .'f,y It wll
nxirt for tb relief demanded la It era.
Plaint, In wll )n,l,m.i.l ssalnsl Mi i.
( rafts and Annl. t raits hi, tb. imnf u
t elbe, uh Intefeet Ihefaoej al Ih. rat. of .Ishl
pefrent per annum from lha Srat d. of Iw
cenil.f, iwj. m aeronUnra with Ih. term. nf
a nertaln promlanirr t., hr Ibem ms.te and
itxlltered tn pialiitlrT, am o, about th. 1Mb da
ol June, n:. io, said sum: to, tb ia of
attornets Im. and l, ih sum of I J
vame for Usva. and fu, tbe mats atvl ai.burae.
': Ibis sun, slan a Wre lor lbe biee
rbwiir. u lb certain aortM. . rae.l an. I
deilterd bt said d.Mt.anta Jobs VI. t raits
and Aunl. Crata, lu plsinufla Io Mrure I
pat mental th. abmr de-nied ant., and fo.
in aai. n said ato,taae4 aropertj sitiaed la
Mnervw rminl. iwrm, dearritwd sabMinas.
J" It Tb south ea-4 iarler of H". I
Tp. I smitbot rana JAaaal M .and Uial Ih
!" is f said a. -a be afrlle.1 b ta. pa, whwii
" n. asMHtu. ox (taint I a, sllofn.ji
' a, .nil.
SUMMONS.
TN THE CIR.TIT COCRT OT THE STATE
I of Oreson, tor Morrow count.
W, P. Lord, H. R. Klncald
and FhiL Metachea as
th board of commis
sioner ale., Plalutlfls,
s.
Adelln Howell, Henrr
Howell, Msr Bnwelf,
John Hnasil, Nelll
Howell, ta llliam Howell.
Klanlord Howell, Joaeph
Howell. Tilda Howell,
Ida Howell, frank How
ell, Thomas Howell. Lilly
Howell, Hettle Far,,
kix rarer. Adelln How.
ell, as administratrix:
ind Henry Howellasad.
mlut.tralor ot Stanford
Howell, daccaaad. D
lendanta. To William Howell, Hsttls Parar snd Rls
rarer, uelendanu
la th nam of lb has of
hereby reouired to sppear
complaint Bieo
titled suit on or be lor. the fire) day of ths n.it
reenlar tana of this court, lo-wlt: TbsTtbda
of March, IM. and If on fail to answer for
want thereof Ih. plalullS will applf to th
court to (rant th. relief demanded la th com
plaint, to-wu: ro )unmnt aaainst on nim
a-ertaln pmmtaaur nita fo, th sum of LiM
with lutrresl thereon at th. rale of el, hi or.
cent pe, annum from April 1st, IM). the sum of
HU attorneys lee ano in costs sn1 aisburaa-
meats of Ibis iull, and that lbs monsafe glren
to serure ins payment 01 sain not 00 lb. fol
Inwlng dtarritied real pro pert situated In
Morrow couniy, Matol iiregna lo-ali: Hnulh
a.t quarter ol be. J. Tp. . snulh ol range JS
E. W. M .b fnrarloed and said property sold
snd th. proceeits of said sale he spoiled to lbe
parmentof the amount do. plalbllS.
This summons Is smM upon ynq In persn
snr of sa onter ot th Hon Stephen A. Lowell,
judg. of lbe aboe antllled court, mail, and
eniered ia Said suit "n tbe sth day of January,
be, ' a Ki iiriri.t)
IS J Alloraeji Io, I'lalnUrTa,
f Oretr.
r anl
in: Tonara
answer tha
atnst you In lha aboe so
D. E. GILMAN,
General Collector
Put rour old books and notes tn his
hands and set your moue out ol
,nr,ra- . s specially ol bard
collections.
Office in J N. Brown's Building.
Ellis & Phelps.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
an Dunneas attended ta In a prompt and
Notaries public and
aatiilartnr manner.
voneclora.
Offlc la ruttsr Building.
Hsppasr, Or.
Mathews 8c Gentry,
BARBERS
Shaving
V V V
15
Cents.
V V V
Hhop two door South oi PoatofBcs.
D. A. CURRAY,
Pormarl of rendition
Tonsorial Artist.
Shaving,
Hair Cutting,
Shop, Mstlork Corner,
NOTICE OF HE A RING OF CON TES T
V. A Lasd Orn a, 1 Gbisds Oaa .
Iterembe, I lib. IW7,
Complaint hating beea maile al Ibis nfhre by
the duly erled snd cofmboraUd amdatll if
Jobs R. Manning alleging thai Keta Kuaaell
who mads Timber Culture Entry No. I.Val al
th I'. , land tilde al la liranda, tlnwnn,
January II, lA. fw, the Vt ol . and kw
nf and MW, ol Pk of Nee. a Tp ASH
fl. E M. hu wholly tailed to comply with
Ih Ttrnner Cnltur law; that sh did during
Ih. yr lea wholly abandon said Irart nf land.
Ibal .eralnc hu continued W atiandoa lb.
aame and bu mad. no Improt eeieiita upoa
said lrai-t a, any pari theteuf,
Theretore, alia lb. tlew nf h cancel lal but
at Ih aald entry lb. aaid Partle er hereby
summoned snd required Io l and appear be
lor. J. W Morrow, loonty tiers of Morrow
Count. Oregon, al his cffli-e at Hrppn,. Ora
rm, a ta. 1.4k day ol r.bri.ary, ma, at Is.
Hit of loon-.k a m , of aat, day, thea and
thee to prodnc wh leatlmna as tb.y may
ka ennceralng aald aUallona, final bear
lug to be had si the oat,- af tbe reet.te, and
forelter at la liranda, Uregoa, Man h lib, Itm,
al Hr cUak, a
K W RtSTi rTT Regude,,
lott J.M. Ri'SHIMS. Kerel.er. .
I aed
1 bl. summons Is sere4 apna yoa by piib',1
nuia tberenf. In purananr ol sa orde, el Him
l-bea A U'e.il. )u,t,e ol lb. abm. .atlilrd
IWwt aososimn-lalbMi saj" sourtaooa
treatmeot kl ibslmpatlsl t!oUl,Hsnla
ssd Waah. Hi., rortlsnil. Oegna.
J L.
bervntti.metiia
bi asli.a I
"'d Heppner, (tnayoa, January Tin, tag, ""V ma.t al rbamhe'a. al rndwbm, Verge.
, , I IVum ww we we ear m onaa'T. i"
"io,. fm Alw.aM rlattf
GIBSON,
At Cka J noes' Old stead.
llnlr Cutting. . 15
Jo Is keepinc np tbe eee-atatlna nf tr.ta.hnyi
kse Staieiaw watk aod ea ka) ateaaed e
bar yea tail.
Ct.
18 Cseita
25 "
Heppner, Oregon.
NEW NAME I
'n. (Jordonhas re-named
his stand the old Jonea
livery stable
OTlio Control.
Baled hay In, asm. Charge reaannable. Call
"a klm and kai. you, borer sail eared n,.
The Old Shop !
LIBERTY MARKET
fl llin nlaCA In m in mI
yoor do pork and lamb
chop, steak, mil roaats.
FISH EVERY FRIDAY
pn an..' enred hams snd bacon
Jl? I""1, " 'ndeeed, eld
ml Mock.
lUv.N. IUTHEV8.