The Gazette.
Friday, March 4, 1898.
( SHOULD RECIPROCATE.
With sheep at $2.90 per head
and offers to contract wool at 12 to
15 cents per pound, one is com
pelled to admit that the sheep in
dustry is a very profitable busi
ness. When we take into consid
eration that two short years ago
owners of sheep and wool of this
class were begging a market at
$1.50 for the former and 7 cents
for the latter, it moves us to ask
why this difference in prices ?
There has been no severe winters
to kill off our flocks, no drouths or
anything of that nature. In fact
this difference connot be attributed
to any such causes. We believe
these prices are due entirely to the
protective policy of the republican
party. On the defeot of the party
in 1892, sheep and wool began to
decline until they reached starva
tion prices. Immediately following
the restoration of the republican
party to power in 1896, prices be
gan to advance and are constantly
growing higher. With these facts
now firmly established there are
some things we desire to bring up
for the consideration of our sheep
and wool growers. You have been
greatly benefitted by this change
in affairs. - Is there a man among
you that can afford to ally him
self with either the democratic,
populist, silver, union, or whatever
other name the foes of protection
may choose to give their party?
We think not. . Qood business
judgment will certainly dictate to
the sheepmen of this Bection that
now they are receiving double the
price for their products under the
present tariff system, it is unwise
to go chasing off after this free
coinage myth. The reaction may
come the same as when you suc
ceeded in catching the free trade
bubble, which was advocated just
as strongly then as the silver craze
is now, and by the same crowd o:
partisans.
Every sheep raiser in Oregon
who votes other than the straight
republican ticket next June, votes
to wreck the business he has been
years in building up. We would
like to ask if any one of those who
voted tho republican ticket in '96
nave not been well repaid lor bo
doing.Y 8ma ' tbese same men
are now lukewarm, laying they are
going to vote independently this
time. Is this proper return for
what you have rocoived ?
Some of those men who are de
sirous of not allying themselves
with the republican party forget
that they owe thoir existence as
sheepowners to that same party
tariff policy. All your succoss, a!
your sympathy, ana all ol your
work should be given to that
party. It is your duty to stand
. forth like men aud say to the
nation that the shecpgrowers
Oregon are not ungrateful. That
you who have profited more tban
any other class by tho success and
wise administration of the rrpubl
can party propose to perpetuate
the tenure of that party by work
ing lor us success at tue coming
election in June with all the power
at your command.
Oi'B little Horn of last Friday in
forming the editor of the Times
that he had appropriated to his
own uho property belonging to the
Gazette, bursted the bubble and
allowed considerable wind to es
cape, judging from the article in
yemeroay paper. Keep your
shirt on, brother. You acknowl
1 t At Ml a
(HigtHi me corn, mat is all we
could ak.
IN CASE VF WAR.
Bo much is being said about the
possible damage to our country and
commerce by a war with fpain,
that it will not bo amUs to see
what would be the result If war
should coma.
Bpain can only attack us witn a
fleet, and that is not strong enough
to down our fleets from the ocean.
Hpain ban one first clsas battleship
with modern lilU power gons.
The United Htatos has five, the
Iowa, Oregon, New York, Indiana
aud MamtachusetU, any out of
which is more than a match for
tho Hpauifth ship, leaving four un
occupied. Hpain Las two second
clans buttle ships, tho Yixaya,
lately la New York Larbor, being
one, tho United HtaU now Las tot
one, th Teiaa. Th Maine, bow
wrecked in Havana harbor, tnads
two in this class. Tho 1'uiUsl
Nut.'i Las sii ) coiuit eot i!o
fuuso wuwl monitors tint are
laublo turrttod nd esptble of
destroying any battle ship in the
world. We have fourteen single
turreted monitors of nearly as great
power. Hpain has twelve protect
ed or partially protected cruisers.
he United States has sixteen, bet
ter in every respect that is in
armor, speed and armament than
the Spanish. Spain has four and
the United States five unprotected
cruisers, ana the United states can
add one hundred to this number
rom its auxiliary navy. Spain has
larger number of smaller gun
boats, torpedo boats and torpedo
destroyers a masquerade fleet, not
one of which could cope with or
escape from one of our cruisers.
Besides these Spain has a large
number of old wooden ships,, and
if all of them were manned and
sent to sea, the New York or
Brooklyn could destroy them all
without ever comiDg in range of
their guns.
No one need be uneasy about
the result of a war with Spain.
ONE BURIAL ENOUGH.
Mr. Oorbett was denied a seat in
the U. 8. senate by a vote of 59
against, to 19 for. The senate is
proportioned about the same as
the 8imon-Scott rule or ruin party
of Oregon is to the straight-out
republican party, and all indica
tions point that the above
will be about the ratio they will
show up with in their attempt to
apture the republican party this
year, ine republican party of
Oregon should make one funeral
do for the whole rotten carcass.
HOW TO FIND OCT.
Fill a bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand tweoty-four hours;
a sediment or settling indicates so un
healthy condition ot the kidneys. When
nrine stains linen it is evidenoe of kid
ney trouble. Too frequent desire to uri
nate or pain in the back, is also oonvino
iog proof that the kidneys and bladder
are out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
fulfils every wish in relieving pain in the
baok, kidneys, liver, bladder and every
part of the urinary passages. It cor
rects inability to hold urine and soald-
ing pain in passing it, or bad effects fol
lowing use ot liquor, wine or beer, and
overcomes that unpleasant necessity of
being compelled to get up many times
during the night to nrinate. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of 8wamp
root is soon realized. It stands the
highest for its wonderful ouree of the
most distressing oases. It you need a
medicine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists, price fifty oents and one
dollar. You may have a sample bottle
and pamphlet both sent free by mail,
pon reoeipl of three two oent stamps to
cover oost ot postage on the bottle.
Mention the Heppner Gazette and send
your address to Dr. Kilmer k Co., Bing-
bampton, N. Y. The proprietors of this
paper guarantee the genuineness of this
offer. .
The Iron Pipe Trust, a very im
portant one, as it controls all the
iron pipe of the country, has been
declared illegal. There are a great
many more of these infamies that
should receive the same treatment
Lvery party platform in the last
canvas declared against them.
Have Candidate Bryan, Chair
man Jones, and their political as
sociates decided to abandon the
tariff issue altogether and concede
that the republicans have been and
are right in their protective tariff
principle? They omit in their re
cent utterances regarding the com
ing political campaign to mention
a single word about tariff.
Pkebident McKinley's firm and
conservative course in the consid
eration of the excitinu incident of
the' past week in regard to Cuba
and Hpain is bniug generally com
mended by the pretss and peoplo o
the country irrespective of party
Ills firm attitude iu tbe De Lome
iucident resulted in a complete dis
avowal by Spain of the unoftioia!
utterances of the minister, with
complete recognition of the dignity
and standing of the United States
government, while the president'
prudont and patrtotio course in re
gard to the Maine disaster amid
the universal excitement which
followed is highly commended
both at home and abroad. Wh
will be the outcome of this Cuban
Spanish complication, no man, of
course, can tell, but it is now con
ceded that iu every development
sinoe the new administration en
terod upon its duties the preai
dent course has been such as to
meet with general approval, while
ino attacks made by a few Individ
uals upon his course and that of
his associates havo been generally
denounced and repelled by a large
proportion ot tne country.
Frank Eogelmao baa been up from
lone few days this week mot In f d
.ivories of bis patent wolf-heating Mat
iron, frisk is mooting with good sue.
sees in the sals of ibu useful household
aritoie.
SOME TESTIMONIALS.
They Show the Valae of Dr. Ward's Mag'
netle Treatment.
When I came to Dr. H. E. Ward I bad
been paralyzed for 13 years. I bad
three hard strokes, and was two years in
bed and not able to feed myself. For 13
years I was unable to bear weight on
leg if in a bent poeitioQ, and oould not
use my pen to write for six years.
have worn these magnetic appliances as
prescribed by Dr. Ward only six weeks,
and hope in due time by continued
thorough application to see all lbs old
symptoms disappear. To those who may
read this and are suffering from paraly
sis, I say go to Dr. Ward and state your
oaae and try the shields, for they will
surely relieve your sufferings.
J. B. Dcpuis.
1 can say that my little boy, ten years
old, has bad a crippled foot sinoe one
year of age, being unable to bear weight
on loot or to have use of it; foot and
leg were undeveloped. Having taken
six treatments, and used tbe magnetic
shield for a short time, we are well
pleased with results, and think be will
be tally reoovered within a reasonable
period. L. 0. Pbeston.
I can say I have worn the shields
every day sinoe I reoeived them and am
wonderfully improved in health. Appe
tite is good now and congh very slight;
have occasional pains in left side and a
little difficulty In breathing it I over
exert myself, but think in a short time
will 'overoome that too. Tbe shields
havs in (load been sodiond to me.
.. ., Mas. Lydia Hii.drbth
TO BEMAIN ONE WEEK LONGER.
Dr. Gamer Leaves for Portland na H.tnr-
day, March IS. Will be ia Hardmaa
Marts S.
Dr. Marguerite Garnsey, tbe success
ful specialist, bas oonoluded to remain
in Heppner but one week lancer, and
will leave on 8aturday, March 12, for
her home in Portland. Since ooming to
Heppner Dr. Qarnsey bas made many
friends and oured a large number of
people afflicted with ohronio ailments
and diseases of long standing, and it is
to be regretted that business matters
oompjl ber to return home at this time.
She goes to Hardman to remain over
Sunday and look into a case ot sickness
out tnere that bas baffled tbe skill of
other physioians for a long time, and
judging by tbe success Dr. Qarnsey bas
had with similar oases in Heppner, she
will no doubt be able to benefit tbe sat
ferer greatly.
a ii . .
auoiner case wortny or mention is
that of Ben Matteson. Mr. Matteson
bad been given up to die, but one week's
treatment by Dr. Garnsev bas Disced
him on the road to reoovery. Yesterday
be was able to be brought to town. Mrs,
Ike Large, also very low from an ail
ment ot long standing, is now rapidly
improving under the care and treatment
ot this skilled pbvsioian. There are
many other oases, also, that might be
Honesty is the
Best Policy....
i
o o o o o o
: 1 V . :
"Only
Our Customers k
We don't claim to be the
But we do claim to be the only firm frown
that owns its own building and pays naent.
T
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id tali of
The above statements are facts, but this is not all we have to
talk about. We are opening up one of the Largest and Best
Selected Stocks of Dress Goods Comprising all the latest
styles, paterns and designs in
Henriettas, Brocades and Plain Cashmeres.
IN NOVELTY AND FANCY DRESS GOODS WE LEAD THEM ALL.
Silks, Satins, Ribbons. Laces. Embroideries, and Trimmines of all kinds. Look
mentioned, but the publio of Heppner Out for our Summer Goods which will be in shortly. Bought direct from Factory
and vicinity are by Ibis time well a0- in New York. In this Line Wft havo RnmA Wrrn'rWul Rnrnrisog W.h in St.vIah nnrl
Prices. We are in a position to meet anv comnetition and will do it.
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W X
mi
quainted with the success of Dr. Garo-
sey, and what tbe newspaper might say
just at ibis time oan add but little to
ber already well-earned reputation
As the time of tbe doctor's stay in
Heppner is growing short, all those
who are Bfliioted and have not yet con
sulted with her, should proceed to do
so at onoe, for yon may not have this
opportunity again.
While she remains in Heppner, Dr.
uarnsey may be consulted free at be
office in the Palace hotel. Treatment
very reasonable.
First National Bank Building,
Heppner, Oregon
DISSOLUTION NOT1CK.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY 43IVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between
Frank Eneelman and Ed F.mralman. rinlnir
business at lone, Oregon, under the firm name
of Engelman - Bros., has been dissolved by
mutual consent. All bills and accounts owing
by said Arm will be paid by Ed Engelman.
f KAINK. ISNUliLUAN.
ED ENGELMAN.
Dated at lone, Or., Feb. 2, '98. 30-28
Notice of Intention.
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL. COMMITTEE.
rhe members of the Morrow County
wDlDUBllou j- AND omcE AT THE qaLLES, OREGON,
to meet in the parlor of the Palace hotel -L March 2, 1898. Notice is hereby given that
at Heppner, on Saturday, Maroh 5, '!
at i o clock p. m., for tbe purpose of
arranging time of holding primaries
and oounty convention, and transacting
suob other business as may require tbe
attention of tbe committee.
J. W. Morrow,
Chairman.
the following named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at- Heppner,
Oregon, on Saturday, April 16,1898, viz:
GEO. W. SMITH,
of Heppner; HdE No 2909 for the NEW of Sec
12, Tp 2 8 R 24 E W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: James P. Rhea, Ralph L.
eenge, oi Heppner, Oregon, Robert J. Hill, of
Lexington, Oregon, and Joseph Mason, of lone,
Oregon
JAB. F. MOORE,
28-39. Register. '
Nearly Two Carloads
Ot Fish Bros, wagons, buggies, buck
boards, &c, bave arrived for us. We
bought them at special prices, direct Ln.T fS'STl
irum me laoiory. i on snouio. see tnem
and get prices if you need anything of
inis una. . no middlemen. JNo oom-1
mission. Minor & Co.
This will introduoe to yoa Dr. Ward,
representing Ihe Msgoetio Sbiold Co.
have used tbe magnetio treatmeut tor
mv withered band and stiff joints caused
by blood poison. I have only taken
lew treatments and oan say that my
hand Is restored.
Mbs. E. Bunt.
Wasting
in Children
un t orcrcomc In almost a!! cami
hr the use of Scott's Emuliloo ol
CoJ-Llrer Oil and the HyporW
phitri of Lime snJ Soda, While
It is a scientific fact that cod livt.
oil it the most digestible oil la cx
UUncc, la
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
It It not on!f pahUbk, but it it
alrtidf digested And made ready
lor Immediate Absorption the
lintem. It li aUo combined with
the hrpophosDhitei,whkh
supplf A food not only lor
the tluueiof the body, but
for the bones And nervei,
And will build up the chili
when Its ordinary ford
does not supply prefer
nourUhment.
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SMa m4 M an m rrw
AS ,, , A
Sum A ot, iiMHk
Wools-rowers' Cosreatloa.
Tbs Woolgrowers Convention st The
Dalles adjourned last night. From R. F.
Uynd, who earn borne this morning we
Isaro that tbe eonvsntion was well at
tended and very interesting. The fol
lowing were elected officers:
resident Dr. Jamea Withyoombe.
ilillsboro, Or.
Vice-presidents k. 8. Mao Allister,
The Dalles, Or.; John MoVlillan, Idiho;
Jobo O. Ilutsr-y, Muntans; A. 8. La
Oraw, Washington.
Secretary J. W. Bailey, Pendleton.
Recording Secretary T. 13. Wells,
I'eodleton.
Treasurer Chas. E. Led J, Oregon.
Eieontive Committee W. F. Furnish,
Teodletoo; Nat Webb, Washington; L
L Ormaby, Idaho; A. Hpenoer, Montana.
The aext convention will be bald at
rendleton tbe first Tuesday la Maroh,
WW.
After tbe adjournment of tbe North
west association, lha Oregon delegates
got together and organised the Oregon
Wool Growers' Am iattoa, officered as
follrwsi Geo. Toung, ol Weeoo Co.,
preelJeat; Fred W. Wileoo, of The
Dalles, secretary; D. M. French, The
Dalles, treasurer.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
the following-named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof in support of
8ave Them.
me wrappers or noe uase soap are
worth a oent apiece. Ask Rhea & Go.
for premium book. a 30
Kla Alain. " " - . U . i .1 I 1 1 1 ( I .
ii.B umim, miu limb emu pruui will ue mnue
oeiore J. w. Morrow, uounty Clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on March 18, 1898, viz:
W1LLJAM K. GENTRY,
H. E. No. 7742. for the NEW Ran. 29. Tn. 1 fl.. H.
27, E. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence UDon and cultivation
of said land, viz: William BArratt. Edmund
Saltins.Mifflln J. Devln and William J. McCarty,
an ui neppuer, uregon.
is. w. bartlctt, Register.
618-28.
The Greatest Dleoovery Yet.
W. M. Bepine. editor Ti.kilwa,
-CbM," says: "We won't keep boose
ilhoot Ir. Ring's New Discovery fur
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. i.
perimeeted with mesy olbere, bnt never
got tbe troe reamty no til wo need Dr.
King's New iHeoovery. No other retne
dy eas take Its place la our home, as in
It we bave a cvrtala and sore ear for
Coaghe, Guide, Whooping Congh, eta."
It l idle to eiperiastot with other reme
dies, ero it tbey ore urged oe yoa so
Just as good as IV. King's New Discov
ery. They are e4 as good, Iteeaoe this
remedy bee a reonrd ol onresand beeidee
to inaraoteed. It oeter tails to satisfy
Trial buttl Iro at Kloeom Drag Go's,
K. J. rUocarn, Baugr.
The varinas applieiote lor somloallos
to eoSRt; rffl.-e shoe! J sot overlook tbs
fart that rard eeoooeelng thesa Is
the Oesetm will t thoir baoMO before
the ol ia short order aad uarrbargee
re very reeable.
Tieis'o more clothing dlro)eJ by
put soap Ibas by actual wear. ' U, e
Case soap reel aloe o free alkali end
will KI Ir-jere tbe Bee! Use. Try it
sad kotie the difereeee la (laality,
Use A Oh K
SHERIFFS SALE.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SV
iv virtue of an execution and order of sale
duly issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of the County of Morrow, Htate of Oregon,
(lntefi the Al day of March, 18SI8, In a certain
action in the Circuit Court for said County and
Binie, wnerein james Jones and James Jones
as administrator of the estate of Nelson Jones
deceased, plaintiff, recovered Judgment against
ueo. W. SwsgKart, Mildred J. Swaggart, E. R.
Bishop, assignee of Oeo. W. Swaggart, Insolvent
ilehtor, I. W. Morrow, the Oregon Railway and
navigation company, a corporation, and Pat
ijusiu, aetenaants, lor the sum of Two Thous
and four Hundred Nlnetv Ton DnlUra with
Interest thereon at the rale of 10 per cent per
annum from the Wth day of February, 1898, aud
the further sum ol Two Hundred Forty Dollars
attorney's fees, and costs and disbursements
taxed at Twenty-five dollars, on ths 18th day of
icuiuiiitr.v,
Notice Is hereby given that I will on Wedn
day, the sixth dav of Anrll. 18!M. it 7 n'ninnk
p m. of said dar, at the front door of the court
house in Heppner, Morrow county. Oregon, sell
i uuuiic auction to me nignesi Didder lor cash
In hand, the following described property, to
wlt: Houtb half of the north-west quarter and
lots one, two, three and four of section one (1)
tn township two CI) south range twenty-six (28)
east, and the south half of the north-east quar
ter of section one (1) In township two (2) south
range twstity six () K W U; tne north-east
quarter ol section ten (10) In township two (2)
north range twenty five (2.'il K W M, and forty
leet off ol the north side of lot eight IM) in block
lour (4) of the original plat of the town of
Nc
Notice of Intention.
Land Orrics at La Gbandk, Oregon,
January 81. 1898
OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
followinar-named settler has filed notice nf
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the County Clerk of Morrow county,
Oregon, at Heppner, Oregon, on March 19, 1898,
VELORI AH W. T1LLARD.
Hd E No. 62M, for the SU NWU & tiA NEW Sec
33, Tp 1 8, R 28, E W M.
He names tne following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: John Marshall, Thomas Mar
shall, Hugh Fields and James Johnson, all of
oeppuer, vreguu,
JS. W. JSAKTLKTT,
19-29 Reidster.
Heppuer as of recerd In the office of the county
Oregon. Taken aud levied upon as the
clerk of said county, all In Morrow county.
n as mi d
ol the said Ueo. W. Hwaxgart, Mildred J. (twsu
Notice of Intention.
Land Ornca at La Grands, Orsoon.
January 81. 1H9fl
'OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
followlnc-named settler has filed nntlno
of his Intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the County Clerk ol Morrow county,
Oregon, at Heppner, Oregon, on March 19.
1898, vlx:
WILLIAM K. T1LLAKO,
Hd E No S2I8, for the NH NEV4, 8EU NEU,
N EH BE Sec 82, Tp 1 8, li 28 E W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence unon and cultivation
of said land, vl: John Marshall. Thomas
Marshall. Hush Fields and Jamas Johnson, ail
ui ueppiier, uregun.
roperty l.9
W. BASTLETT.
Register.
art, et at. or so much thereof as may be nwoi.
sary to satisfy the said Judgment In favor of
James Jones and James Jones as administrator
of It's estate of Nelson Jones deceased, and
axainsi saiu ueo. n. ewairgart, Mildred J.
Hwagnart et al. together with all costs aud dls-
Diireeiuenti mat Dave or may accrue.
V I. UATIiW'lf QK..
By j. w. mai mm K., Deputy
Pated at Heppner, March I, lttM. 28-7
NOTICE Of INTENTION.
N
Land Orrira at Tub Dau.is. Oiiuon.
February M iwmi
"OTICE IS HEREBY OIVKN THAT THE
followlng-naineil settler has filed notice
01 nia iiiienuon 10 max Dual nmnf in
support ol his claim, and that said proof will
be made before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk,
at Heppner, Oregon, en Monday April 11, lwve,
CHAKLE8 P. BABNKTT,
of Islington; Rd K No WD for the R' N'gu
and lots I anil 1 fey I, Tp 1 S K 25 W M.
He names the following wltneaaes to prove
hiscnntlniiotis residence upon and cultivation
ol said laud, vis: June T. McMillan, Kdward U
raimrr, t nariea H. Mranster aud Thomas H.
monoii, an 01 LMingtoo, ortfini.
J A, r. MOORg.
28-H Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Lano Orrtra at Ths Dai us, Oaanoir,
Ffluarv m Imst.
VOTirK IS HINKBr OIVIN THAT THE
a y
follow t tig-na meat settler has Sled tuAiru
nf his Intention to saake lual proof In support
t nw riaim, ana inn mii, proof will ne niaile
before J, W, Morrow, County Cl.rk. al Heppuer,
vreaon. vs Monuay, apni 11, I've, vis:
1 NOMAS II NICSOIA
ot Uilnon Hd No ! for the SW Bee L
lie nawee tbe following wltoeaus tn prove
his eontlminus real'teuce upon and cultivation
nl said land, vis: ( liarlf P. lUrnrtt, John T
Mi-Millan, ftdwaM L l-almer an4 C tat lee k.
Mr A 1 liter, all of UAliigloo. ttngoai.
JAW. r. MiHlBI,
r J. Register.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IkJOTItK IS RIRKRY GIVEN THAT THS
11 Hn.temgnv.1 has bee duly appolntd by
the Cmtntr nurt of the etalenf iitrfnn, for
Mtm ( minly, administrator of Ihe eataseot
Nln Jonea, dmu. Alt peraons having
claims aninal said eatal are hereby nott Ntl to
nmlnna, protwly vertAnl, to ssa, alike
Sin at kills A l'bl, at Heppner, Oregna,
tihiaais monthiTn.iii Ihedateof this BwUre.
Uat4 Ik IS I Ah day of Frbruarv. law
jaws jnvy.
A'lmlnlatraliw of the kitata of K,1ud
-l Jotiea, l
stock HotDtiM- atirrim
votics ts msrsr oivti to
4' sua k bolder ol the Mnrrww County
m 1 1 o . inai ine annaai
THt
Und
of the
stokbol.lers will be held nalordav, Marrb th,
ai ihe amir (,( , sa., la the Nii.l Krk
bulUims, lo Ike purniM ( elertiiis oAirs lot
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SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
of Oregon for Morrow county.
The American Mortgage
Company, of Scotland,
Limited, a corporation,
l'lai 11 tills,
va
John Q. Crafts, Annie
Crafts. J. W. Smith, M.
V. Harilson, Jacob
Rortxer, and Coffin k
McFarland, as partners,
Ucfendanta.
To John u. t rafu, J. W. Smith and at. V. Harrl-
slon. defendants, above named:
Iu ths name of the State ot Oregon: Yon are
hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the above entitled
suit, on or before the first dsy of the next regu
lar term of the above entitled court following
the eiplratlon of Ihe time prescribed In the
order for publication of this summons, which
first day will be Monday, the 7th day of March,
Ihdh, and you and each of you will take notice
that If you fall to so appear end answer, for
want thereof plaintiff will apply to aald
court for tbe relief demanded In Its com-
flalnt, to wit: For Judgment against John 14.
rafts and Annie Crafts for the sum of to
gether with interest thereon at the rate of eight
percent per annum from the first day of ie
cemlier, lrj, In accordance with the terms ot
a certain promissory note, by them made and
delivered to plaintiff, on or about the Inth day
of June, IM7, lor aald sum; for the sum of
attorneys lee, and for the sum of IJA.U ad
vance for Use, and for the costs and disburse
ment of this suit; also a decree lor the lore
cliaure of th certain mnrtirage executed and
delivered by said defendants. John l. t'rafu
and Annie Crafts, to plaintiffs to ear 11 r th
and lr
a'ed In
follow a
to-wlt: Th south eat quarter of section 2-
Tp.3. south of rang 2X east W. M.,and that th
proceeds of said sal b applied to the payment
ol th amount du plalnutl, attorneys fee and
costs of suit.
This summons I served epna you by publi
cation thereof. In pursuance of an order oi Hon.
Stephen A. Lowell, JimIsw of th above entitled
euurt, made at chambers, at Pendleton, Oregon.
ou we un aay 01 janaary, v.
F.I.1J
iiu hiiiiiv 1 run, iu piainitns 10 ear 11
payment of the above described note, a
ih sal ol said mortcaged property aitui
Morrow county, Oregon, described sa l
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! a rim in.
AttuTBeys for l'lai nUff.
CITATION.
IN THE COrNTY COURT OF THE STATE
of Oregon, lor the County of Morrow,
la Ui matter of th atal of John U. IX Spa
eer, a minor,
To J. R. h perry, guardian ot the estat el said
Bit nor greeting
la Ih nam ol the Stat at Oregnn, Ya are
hereby riled and required to appear la th
ounty Court of th etat of urvauo, fw lb
Cwinir M Morrow, at the Court room thenHH,
al Heppner, In Ihe County of Morrow, on Tuaek
day. lhlihth day nf March. la,l ISoVlorS.
la to forenoon of that day, thea end ther lo
etu your account a guardian of t. M. tk
Spencer, a Salnor. and enow can mi. If any itx.
why h ahoiild sot pay to Ihe sa!4 Job a M.
(V spencer, th sums of snonry now In his
karels beloaaliig tn aald Jobs M U. unenrer
W ltneM. Ih Hon. A, ( Sartholnmew. Jndt
ol Hi i ounty Court of Ute eiat nf nrrgon, l..r
Ihe l iHiniy of V.,m. with the seal of aal.l
l onrt eased, Uiia ib day of January, A. l.
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reason why so many customers are being
added to the list at
T.R.HOWARD'S
The Beginning of this
New Year 1898.
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Clerk.
"When you hear dem bells !"
YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT THE
HEPPNER TRANSFER CO'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 HALV0RSEN,
LE DING AtERCHNf
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OF I0NE. avvw
Including all the Staples, Hardware, Tin
ware, HarnesH, Stockmens' Supplies,
Wood and Willowware.
First Class Goods and Low Prices
is his motto.
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Merchant Tailoring!
Has just secured the services of Mr. Cha.
O Malley, a practical cutter of New York
City. He guarantees satiifaction.
CALL. AND SEE ME. ON MAY BTKKKT
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