The Gazette.
Tuesday, March 8, 1898.
A BATTLE ROYAL.
A battle royal, between the
standard), ia to be fought out in
Oregon this spring. Both Bides
realize the importance of the re
sult It will not, perhaps, be a
"decisive battle," but it will be a
desperate and important one. The
sound money forces of the nation
will give aid and comfort to the
republicans of Oregon not to the
"Mitchell republicans." They will
aid the regulars, not the guerillas.
The intelligent advocates of sound
national currency are not going to
listen to the wrangles of Mitchell
spoilsmen. These will be sup
pressed. Ia the midst of one of
the most important battles, at the
beginning of what must be a final
combat between the standards, no
guerilla warfare can be permitted.
Nothing will be countenanced ex
cept regular troops under the gold
standard banner. Every man
must stand up and be counted.
His accouterments must all be in
good order. He must be under
first-class discipline. Private
bickerings and selfish ambitions
must disappear. We must go
forward under sound money lead
ers to fight for sound money in
Oregon. A Battle Royal.
The above from the Tortland
Chronicle, a Simon mouthpiece, is
in harmony with everything said
by that faction. Now we would
like to inform these misguided
people that among what they class
"Mitchell" republicans, are to be
found hundreds who are not only
"gold standard" republicans, but
also stand fairly and squarely on
the St. Louis platform in its en
tirety, and who very much dislike
Joe Simon and his cohorts, and
who can no more be forced to vote
that he has not done so is known
to all the world, and it reflects
great credit upon him as a man
and as an official and has, beyond
a doubt, increased the respect felt
for the U. 8. by all civilized na
tions. Not a line officially indicat
ing what the verdict of the naval
court of inquiry will be has been
received by either the president or
Cancer
01 the Breast.
Mr. A. H. Craosby, of 158 Kerr St.,
Memphis, Term., says that his wife
paid no attention to a small lamp which
appeared in her breast, but it soon de
Secretary Long, but that very fact ITotVThnding the Wmeri
has tended to convince the Dublic the best physicians, it continued to
that the investigation has already fa 'tSScS
BATHROOMS A LA MODE.
shown the court that the explosion
which wrecked the Maine was not
accidental and that it did not occur
inside the vessel; whether it has
convinced the, president and cabi
net, their active preparations for
war show better than anything
said for publication by any of
tbem. All preparations are for
soon pronounced
her incurable. A
celebrated New York
specialist then treat
ed her. but she con
tinued to grow worse
and when informed
that both her aunt
and grandmother had
died from cancer He
gave the case up as
hopeless.
Someone tnen re-
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the purpose of putting the country and thoueh little hope remained, she
in a condition to hold Spain to a begun it, and an improvement was no-1
uceu. mc cancer cuuiiuculcu wuwibuu
strict accountability, if the verdict
of the court shall be that the
IVIaine was blown up from the out
side, as neaily everybody now ex
pects that it will be. Holding
Spain responsible is likely to cause
war, and although not one warlike
word has been uttered, either by
the president or by any member
of his cabinet, the country is quite free to any ad
well prepared for war.
when she bad taken several bottles it
disappeared entirely, and although sev
eral years have elapsed, not a sign of
the disease has ever returned.
A Real Blood Remedy.
S.S.S. (guaranteed iurely vegetable)
is a real blood remedy, and never fails
to cure Cancer, Eczema, Rheumatism
Scrofula, or any other blood disease.
Our books
will be mailed
drs. John Jacob Astor and Hn. George
Gould Have In One.
Milady's bathroom has grown to be in
ts luxurious perfection a triumph of
rtistic cleverness, says the New York
'ournal. The skill of the architect U
mployed for special designs, and there
s no limit to the decorations. Besides
he regular tub, which is beautiful as
irnamental porcelain and silver con
nake it, there Is a sitz bathtub with
pray and wave attachment and other
ipparatus to Buit the taste and conven
ience of the owner. In some instances
he room is lighted by skyliffht or win
lows of stained glase in exquisite de
igns of water nymphs and goddesses,
'n many the beautiful works of art
joth in fresco and oil painting and
statuary in mairble and bronze, repre
;ent a small fortune, and a lnnn exhibi
tion of these treasures would create a
profound sensation in artistic circles.
With these voluptuous surroundings
f.nd the delicate atmosphere from the
perfumed waters, the whole is less sug
gestive of the Scriptural injunction
"Wash and be clean," than "Steep thy
sense in luxury." Not the most ex
travagant, for where one- has plenty of
money there is no extravagance in put
ting large sums of it in circulation, but
the one representing the most lavish
expenditure is probably that of Mrs.
John Jacob Astor, while a close second
:s that of Mrs. George Gould.
Honesty is the
Best Policy....
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We don't claim to be the "Only House,"
But we do claim to be the only firm in town
that owns its own building and pays no rent.
w mm Get
tali of This!
BULL AGAINST
L Terrific
RHINOCEROS.
Land of the
The Coast Defences
One-half the Dumber of improved can
non, mortars and emplacements will be
looated sod placed in suitable position
ere the expiration of 1898. The artillery
board are oonstaitly making practical
surveys, so far as these relate to the
army, and the establishment of adequate
military protection of our sea board is
receiving strong endorsement. Mean
while there is a means ot defence from
greater physios! oalsmity, and that is
Hostetter s Htomscb Bitters, which by
restoring the tone of the nerves snd
dress. Swift
Specific Co.,
Atlanta Ga.
LEXINGTON LOCALS.
Ed Burohell has returned home from
the valley where be has been visiting old
friends for tbe last two months.
W. A. Furguson and W. 0. Metier are
back from Klickitat oounty, Wash.,
where tbey went to belp J. 0. Thomson
move to bis new home.
The SDDnal sohool election passed off
in a very quiet manner today. D. M.
stouiftob, invigorates the entire system. Potter was elected direotor for a term of
It also prevents malarial, kidney aod three years and N. A. Leaoh olerk for
rhenmflr.in Ailmnntn. nnd nnrna hilinna.
for a bolter than tbey could for a ness and constipation. Those who have
Chinaman.
been onred by it speak in no unoertaln
terms as to its effectiveness.
Please Accept Thanks.
Meadows & II at ten, tbe boss black
smiths, have the thanks ot the Oszette
fnroe for their efforts in tbe papers' be
half this week. Their hard work en
abled us to get a bad brake on tbe
Tbe president and the secretary
of the navy believe that it would
be both fitting and patriotio for
congress to authorize the building
of a new warship, to be as good as
it can be made, to be named cylinder press repaired in elegant shape
also regard as
of the men in
congress who have studied this
subject, that it will be best to wait
until full particulars of the loss of
the Maine can be carefully studied
before deciding whether it would
be advisable to build any more
vessels of the battleship type.
Maine, but they
wise the opinion
in time to get out today's paper, end is
greatly appreciated. The acoident hap
Deoed to tbe press just as Friday's edi
tion was being finished up. However,
the eioellent mtohuuioal skill of the
Arm mentioned above has made tbe
machine ns good as ever and tbe prints
bops to meet with no more acoidt nts,
while the boss is away, at least.
Eilarate Your Howell With 1'nnrnrctn.
C'limlv CtUbiirtlr. euro cmiHllrmtion forever.
luo. if U. (J. u. lull, urutiKiKU rclui.u money.
Ouit navy is equal to that of
Spain in guns and armament, and
as superior to it in fighting quali
ties as an American is to a Span
iard; and the following remarks
made by a war department official
will give some idea of our coast
dofenseB: "From Portland, Me., to
the Bouthermost point on the At
lantic coast, big guns and mortar
batteries have been planted, and,
in case ot war, an invading force
could not land on Uncle Sam's
soil without Buffering severely.
The Tacilio coast has not been
neglected by any means, and a
hostile lltet seeking an entrance to
a harbor anywhere along thtit const
line, would find violent opposition.
One good result of the present
critical times, if it only amounts to
a scare, is that there will be less
opposition to appropriation for
coast defenses and for need of the
army and navy."
A MECHANICAL HORROR.
JfSTICK iUltLAN, of the U. 8.
supreme court, made the following
reference to the loss of the Maine,
Th. Hour of the Day Htrork Off by Grin
nlns, Mkelotnna.
"Machinery" is a monthly journal
published at Johannesburg, South Afrl
ca. In a recent numlirr is nn account
of a nitwit remarkable clock belonging
to a Hindoo prince which tho editor
thinks the strungcHt piece of machinery
In India. Near the dial of an ordinary
looking clock la a large gong hung on
poles, while underneath, scattered on
the ground, is a pile of artificial skulW,
ribs, legs and arms, the whole? numbe
of bones in the pile being equa' to the
number of bones in 12 human skeletons.
When the, hands of the clock indicate
the hour of one, the number of bones
needed to form a cotnpleto human
skeleton come, together with a snap
by some mechanical contrivance the
skeleton springs up, seize a mallet an J.
walking up to the gong, atrikes one
blow. This finished, it returns to the
pile and again fulls to pieces. When
two o clock, two skeletons get Up and
strike, while at the hours of noon and
midnight tbe entire heap spring up
in the shape or 13 skeletons njid strike,
each one after the other, a blow on the
gong, and then fall to pieces, as before.
Rev. H. O. Hmlth is down from Wash-
ington on short visit to the boms folks.
To 1'ura tonal lal Ion Forever.
Take Cawereta t'amlv ('Hlhu'lic. HVortto.
II C C. C CU lo rum, Uriiuttikia refund unmet.
one year.
Tbe republicans held a very interesting
meeting here last Friday. Tbey adopted
the oonstitntion and bylaws furnished by
the state republican league. Tbey also
adopted some good resolutions. The
olub will meet regularly the first Friday
in each month hereafter.
Our sobool will close next Friday, and
with it closes one of the most successful
terms of sobool ever taught in Lexing
ton. Tbe oredit belongs to tbe principal,
Prof. J. E. Adams, who has proven to
some people that be does know some
thing. Stay with us Mr. Adams.
There was a very ssd sooident happen
ed near town yesterday in wbieh one of
J. H. Qammel's little boys lost bis life.
It seems as though the boys were fixing
to kill squirrels and were olesning the
gun when some one of tbe fsmily re
marked that a short cartridge would not
fit tbe gun, it being a 22-ol., sod anoth
er member ot the family pnt iu a car
tridge which was fonnd to fit bnt forgot
to remove it. Id putting the gun away
it was in some unknown manner dis
charged, the ball going throuitb the
iodnw and striking little Ransom, who
with mother little brother was playing
on the outside of lbs bouse, in tbe side
of the bead. A doctor was at once tele-
phi, ned for, but before be reached bers
the boy was desd. The funeral was
preaohed today at the Congregational
ohnroh, by Jlev. U. S. Drake, aod after
wards the body wis bnned in tbs ceme
tery near Lexington. Tbs bereaved
Battle In the
Zulus.
When I was on the Zulu frontier,
said a traveler recently, I stopped for
a week with a native, a splendid fellow,
who had a fine farm. Among other ani
mals he had a young bull, called IIulo,
which he and his children, fondly be
lieved could vanquish any beast on
earth. H ulo was a great pet and not iu
the least vicious, so I was surprised on
'.he second evening of my stay to seo
Hulo sniffing the air and pawing the
ground in evident rage. I was about
to ask what it meant when out of the
forest came an ugly rhinoceros. My
host and I hurried for our guns and Hu
lo dashed at the beast with dauntless
courage. A rush, a vash, and the bull
was hurled 20 feet. Fortunately the
horn of his enemy had not caught him
and the first rush had taught him a les
son. His horns were like sharp swords,
but the hide of a rhinoceros is remark
ably thick, and the young bull soon
showed signs of fatigue. So he resort
ed to strategy, and dodged behind his
clumsy foe, giving him vicious stabs in
the thighs. This was rapidly weaken
ing the rhinoceros, and just at this time
we found some steel bullets (leaden bul
lets having no effect on this animal)
and quickly completed the work Hulo
I begun. Then the bull stood on the car
cass and bellowed his joy.
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 Trimmings of all kinds. Look
Out for our Summer Goods which will be in shortly. Bought direct from Factory
in New York. In this Line we have some Wonderful Surprises, both in Styles and
Prices. We are in a position to meet any competition and will do it.
Heppner, Oregon
First National Bank Building,
ADVERTISED LETEBS.
LETTERS ADVERTISED AT HEPPNEB
Or., March 7, 1898.
Anderson, W A Krlck, R -
Ferg, Miss Cora " Myers, W M
Gordon, George Morris, Tom 2
Hamblet, J M Murray, Ollte
Herrin.JD Wade, VC
Hsnby, Miss Pearl
When calling for these letters please say
advertised. J. P. Williams. P. M.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at La Gbandi, Okkoon,
March 7, 1898.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof In support
of hli claim, and that said proof will be made
before the County Clerk of Morrow county, Ore
gon, at Heppner, Oregon, on April 23, 1898, viz:
JOHN T. GALLOWAY,
Hd E No 5353 for the SEJ4 of Sec 6 Tp 2 S R 27
E W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: A. J. Stamp, M. J. Devin, W.
G. McCarty and Foster Adams, all of Heppner,
Oregon.
E. W. Bartlett,
29-40 ' Register.
$ The Leader
Of Course!
tie
Hood'
Should be In every family nsj
medicine chest and every 19 ill sP
traveller's grip. TUay are I 11 ?
invaluable when the stomach W
is out ot order 1 cure headache, biliousness and
all liver trouble. Mild and efficient. & cents.
HOW TO FIND OUT.'
Fill bottle or ootnmon glass with
urine snd let it stand twenty-four hours;
sediment or settling Indicates so un
healthy oondilion of the kidneys. When
urine stsins linen it is evldenoe of kid
ney trouble. Too frequent desire to uri
nate or pain in tbe baolc, ia also convinc
ing proof that tbe kidneys and bladder
are out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is oomfort in tbe knowledge ao
often expressed, tbat Dr. Kilmer'
Bwamp-Root, tbe great kidney remedy
fulfils every wish in relieving pain in tbe
baok, kidneys, liver, bladder aod every
Notice of Intention.
J AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
J March 2. 1898. Notice is hereby given that
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:
of Heppner; Hd K No 2909 for the NE4 of Sec
li. I D L B It 24 E Vr Dl .
tie names tne loiiowing witnesses w prove
his nnntlnunui residence uion and cultivation
of. said land, vis: James P. Khea, Ralph L.
uenge, oi tieppner, Oregon, nonen j. nni.oi
Lexington, Oregon, and Joseph Mason, ot lone.
Oregon.
28-39.
J AS. C MOORE,
Register.
Notice of Intention.
Land Orrics at La Gsands, Obioon,
January 81, 1898.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 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 the County Clerk of Morrow county,
Oregon, at Heppner, Oregon, on March 19, 1898,
vU;
VELORIAH W. T1LLARD,
Hd E No. fi4. for the Stf NW 4 H'i NE4 Sec
3.1, Tp 1 8, K 28, K W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, vis: John Marshall, Thomas Mar
shall, Hugh fields sud James Johnson, allot
HenDner. Oreeon
' E. W. BARTLETT,
19 29 Realster.
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- people like to buy. The slow, plodders all
stand aside for him. That suggests a good
reason why so many customers are being
added to the list at
T. R. HOWARD'S
The Beginning of this
New Year 1898.
A good, clean stock, bought at reasonable figures,
Is a "joy forever." That's what
you'll find at
1
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Heppner. Oregon-
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Dart of tbe nrioary dhssshss. It oor-
parentsbave tbe sympathy of all their r,oti mbility to bold urine and scald-
friends. A-1 OHTER. n.i- i -...; : , k.,4 .Tt. f.,l.
Lixinoton, Or, March 7, 1898. ,:-. 0M of L, or y. ,od
T1 11 l. 1 - . -
i iue wgsiuer, gram HKiaiiK uioo.
misi Kte usrioo is visiting mends at during the msht to urinate. Tbe mild
this plnoe. aDj m.. eitraordinarv fff-ct of HsramD-
Wm. McMillan aod R. Wilmot made I root ia soon realised. It atanda tbe
a fly iK trip to lleppner Monday. I b lubes t for ite wonderful cares of the
Mr. Al Kvsns has been visiting tnlb most dlstreeaiog eaaea. It you needs
friends iu this oity for tbe past week. medicine you ebould have tbe best. Bold
The neouU m.t l.t Fri.U. .n.t b' druggists, price fifty ceote and one
Notice of Intention.
Laud Orrics at La Osakds, Oriook.
January XI, vm.
ftJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
ll 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 the County Clerk ol Morrow county,
(m;on. at Heppner, Oregon, on Parch IV,
1KM, vl:
WILLIAM R Till, ART)
being compelled to get up many times I Hd E No iris, for the nh ne4, NKV4,
.. .... , I N KVa 8K See M. Td I 8. kXtW M.
insiMf iriA w i n n mr nsinaia ansa m i in s - .
He names in following witnesses in prove
Ms continuous resMence upon and cultivation
n( said land, vli: John Marshall, Thomas
Marshall, Hush Fields and James Johnson, all
of lleppner, uregon.
&. VV. SARI I.E. 1 1,
19 Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Ilarlsy Henderson departs this evso-1 at art led
Id a lecture to tha law BtuJenti of lo for ,h 'llJr- iatX h'r Mr- n'
Coluuibiau uuivi.rsitv: "It ia Kile
dollar. Ton may bave sample bottle
and pamphlet both sent free by mall,
upon receipt of three two eenl atampe to
onver Oust of postage on the bottle.
Mention the lleppner Gaaette and eand
your address lo 1. Kilmer k Co Blog.
Umnliwi N T. Tti nrnnrialrira nf thia
About noon Sunday, tbe people werekae .n.,.nt th. o.nnin.n... nf th of Vxinftn: Hd K No vm for the H' NE
. .. . ' i , m m I and lots 1 auil s rer s, TP J I K s m
meu vj me sat siwi mat neneom offaf. He names ths followli
frnoed in tbe graveyard.au improvement
greatly needed.
Ifev. U. 8. Drake and family will soon
depart for Salem wbere they go tor the
improvement of Mrs. Drake's health.
Land Orrics at Taa Dallss. Ossnon,
Fel.ruary . luo.
NOTIfE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 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 brlore J. W. Morrow, County CWk,
at Heppner, Oregon, on Monday April 11, isss,
CHARLES P. BARSITT,
for aoj man to my be knows bow
tbat calamity occurrod, and any
man Wlittloa his nature and lowers
biniHolf in the ostimation of bm
fellowmou when lie expresson the
anxiety that it will turn out that
it waa not an accident, but that it
was treachery rather than an acoi
dout ISrave, generous men do not
want to think so badly of their
fellowruen. We don't want to be
lieve that that was an act of treach
ery and duplicity; we hope it will
turn out other rinv. Aud we ought
all to bave this ffeliug that if it
tarns out to be accidental, we
should rejoice; if it turns out not
to be accidental, we will mt bear
any more of North, South, Kant or
Went, no more of republicans,
democrats or populists. We will
bear ouly of Americans."
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Few men occupying the poai
tion of Tieaideut McKiuley at
this critical time would be able to
withstand tbe temptation to do a
little spread eagle potting by cater
inp, in talk at least, to the nnmir.
talable fightiug sentiment of the
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tempted to do so, wsrannol ssy.butl
deraou will locals be ia nnable to state
at present, but tbe (Ist 'lte wishes bim
aucoesa wherever he goes.
Thin Blood
Where the blood lows Its
intense red grows thin and
waterr, as in anemia, there is
a constant feeling of exhaus
tion, a lack ot energy vitality
and the spirits depressed.
1 Scott's Emulsion
t of Cod-liver Oil with Hrpc
X phosphites of Lime and Sod
is peculiarly adapted to correct
this condition. The cod-liver
oil, emulsified to an exquisite
fineness, enters the blood direct
and feeds its every corpuscle,
restoring the natural color and
giving vitality to the whole
system. The hypophosphltcj
reach the brain and nerve
centres and add their strength
ening and beneficial citcct
II the roacs have left your
checks, if you are growing
thin and exhausted from over
work, or If age Is beginning
to tell, use SCOTTS Emulsion.
ft. swv y-m i SCOTTS f
Uamuiel, a little boy aged 0 years, 0
months, bad been accidentally abot by
bia brother Arthur, al the home ot J. II
(lenimel, about l' miles from town.
Arthur, after oleaoiog the gun, put s
eartrldge in it and started to pat it up,
when it wee aooidf btally discharged, Hie
bsll psssipg through tbe window and
striking the little boy above tbe right
ear and passed out just above the left
temple, killing him almost toaiatilly.
The funeral aervioe waa held Monday at
1UK) by lUv. Drake, after ttiob the re
mains were in lor red B the Leiiogloa
cemetery, Tbe family bave our sympa
thy in their aad bereavement.
On last Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. John Caruiiebsel gave a party at
their home, eii milee from town. The
eveeing waa spent ta social gamra, In
bleb
Candidates' Announcements
I hereby announce to the pnnlle of Morrow I
county, that I will he a cen.ll.Lta before the!
nett repuiillran poutnjf convention lor nomi
nation to the office of county lawoi,
heeifi'lfullr,
V. b. inauma.
Leiliigton, Or.. Marrh I.
following wltneeees to prove
his nmitiiiiintis rvaidenre upon ana cultivation
' nf aald land, vis: John T. McMillan, r.nwara i.
Palmer, Charles R. McAllster aud Thomas H
Nichols, all ol Lexlugtou, Oregon.
JAB. w. anninn,
2MJ Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
La so Orrics atTns Dauss, Ossnos,
VOTIfg IS HEREBY OlVSN THAT THE
lV following namal settler has Sled notice
I of his Intention to make final proof In support
I of his claim, and that sahl prool will he ma1e
beforaj. w, worrow, tountit i.'ri, at tieppner,
Oregon, on Monday, April 11, iwn, vu;
THOMAS H. NK'dOLB,
.lulytasnrrthf the tier n. III. Ilreult tourt " '""J"": "1 1,0 winfl:w
Mormw, Slate of Onvon, t ," ' " "... . .,
in a ceruin I " '
SHERIFFS SALE.
XTOTiri 1 HKRERY GIVE THAT BY
ii virtue nf an eiwutton an4 orrter of sale
ol
I lasiird tif I
ihe t oun1-
of
4lw Ihe IA fV of Marrh, I
Mate, wherein Jtinn Joiim ami J.mre Jonra ?. . '"'VV
n..n i. ih.i i.ii ,. In ukl i'on,. his (Ninllnuoiis reefience iirn ano ruiuvauon
OBrtrw r.
aa ailmlnUlralor ot the eatate of NHaon Jnnee
dec skI. plaintiff, recovered J'litament aaaliiit
n. w. (art, Mlldrvl i Swaairart, K. H.
Riahnp. utliurt of tteo W. Swaaamrt, laaoirent
.l..,i,r. J M. Mormw, the Ormuii Kallwar and
Navlaallon romnr, mrpoiaUon. and Pet
Woai'l. ilrlemtanta, for the euni ol 1 wa Thous
and rur Hand red Nliwty Two Iiollant, with
lutrl tha
- -i -ii-i . . annum irata the
wmm mim hiikj turn Haaare Ol ,h, Iur,h.f ,um v .s Huixtrvd ort Dollars
McMillan, Edward L Palmer and Charles B.
MrAllater, ail of Uslugton, Oregon.
J A. F. MOORE.
TM. Register,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Mlrv.1 Ninety Two Ih.llaes. with 0T, g a HEREBY 01VEM THAT THI
r J r"1 '"I i v umlersigtwd haa Imi duly a(..lntd by
be 1Mb da of r.bruary. I"" and ,n rouItf , urt of the Sttlenf linfiin, for
m ov w nimnv r T inomra u . .u , .... h . ..I ... I .. I., i... nr h. mi
partu-lpsting in an elegant luaoh prw- '""r " ?' di.i.uem.iiia tirim Jm. tr.M.,i aii persons
. i . m . Th- . . ' ' ', Twenty five dol'ara, oa the lt day of rUlm, aaalnsl aald eaUle are hereby wot
pared b tbe hoeteeS. Tb party Waa a r-bmary. I. .,.,, . prnl ma. pmnerly vertn-.!. to aw.
are til. saint ,,n. iil.,a.l ..I Nmw Is hereby gives that I will o Wh1o J, dice of Mils Phelps, al M.pptwv. t
very pleaeant one tnd.e,! and greatly day. thesi.th day of April. I. a. S -eic. ;TtMr.iVohi?.!n the d.-.rt th'tt
enjo;ed by tbe loiiowing
who were present!
Millan, Nellie IVean
yontlg people I P m- m nav, at tne inwi r i,i e'nn
M . hw ,1, nviwr, ......-, ......... ....,H, .,(
laeee MinBM Me at public auction to tbe hlsfcaet bidder Ut fn
mm (!...- I. ul: In hand, the billowing dwrtlied property, tu-
ey.uerirUtlSCtllnner, ... a,,uih hall ot tne .vta wea quarter and
LB went un
lotia bite, IViea ltamett, Klsie Talmer. 'breeaml loarol aerllon one II)
I ... , .. .. " ' la luwirthlp two (f eouta rang, twenty elstJS)
; llattle lUattey, Ua McMllloe, Fannie eaei. and tneeouta hall of the nonkt uuar-
ltt.i..ll ri. lvln... al . at .i ' "I swtkn one (II In township two U) eouih
ltaiaett, lira I aimer, Mary Metier. ,..,. M. ,V, w m . toe northa
jMla K-auey, Mary Oeatry, IWeeie U" of a-tn sen ii)W township w,n
lmM et ot tbe north side ol U elehl 'is) ta hioi k
Mormw t ounty, ailmltiUtrator nf the estate of
tie n. vi n
noUSed lo
aw, at the
, Or"
SHjtloa.
iMted this UUt day of rebmarv. I1-
jam as joxr.
Administrator of the ttute of Beison
tM S4 Jouee, U
I M.lWr, kiltie Dak and Mee.re. J. E
' A.tama. Ibaa. ttam.tt It., i I.. I..
Karl lUwub, Lawrence 1'almer. Carrol
MeAlieter, ttaak Oeatry, lt Iteaaey,
tienatiemry and tvaigbl Metier,
liRAl'BB,
UiistiroK, Cr, Mar. 7.
b"ir ii ot the ortslual alal ol the town
Heppner as at rwront ia me eace ot tueeonniy
B rOC NOLO EUr MEtflNU.
xonrB ta HEREBY OtYE TO THI
11 st. ho.l.r id ue Morrow ( onety laud
A Trust t o., that Ihe annual meeting nf the
etork holder will be held eaturdav. Mi.rrh Rh
at the hour MIS. aa.. In the National Ban
bnll.llns In, the pnrpaaw of elrrtlnf offlrers for
tbe ensuing year and Ihe transaction of sue a
other smelBeae as ny be brought before Ihe
teotlng. R. E HVXO.
X. tavrotarv.
Border Uroe. have attroeeded Willie
Btewart la tbe livery business, eeii
All snillMlI eM ll aa.
i'oTT a K'kt, I kirw
I tkesi
ice wrappers or I Joe Vake sap ere
7"1 J i riti a cent ale,e, Ask Khea V.
' ' -v-a, ml
rl.rs of said euunty, all la Morrow eounty
Dragnet. Taken end levied apon ae the property
4 toe said u ewastari Mildred J wa.
tart, at al. or so much ibaranl ae may bo a wee
ear, to sat ey Ihe eald )Hlfw.iit ta tame of
Jemee Jonee and Jam. ion administrator
arming id urn w. sa.srt. Miuiml J. ' door to the Oagetle cffloe, and will do
a. I. ma"u. a ab-rtfr saddle horses and ttall room al reason
l-aied a Heppnaf. Marsh a, keA ss aMe rate. ll-tf.
al
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 HALVORSEN,
Jl LEADING MERCHANT
1 OF I0NE v
Keeps i Beneral U ot Haise
Including all the Staples, Hardware, Tin
ware, Harness, Stockmens' Supplies,
Wood and Willowware.
First Class Goods and Low Prices
is his motto.
M0T HALVORSEN,
IONE. OHEQON.
A.. ABRAHAISICK,
Merchant Tailoring!
Has just secured the services of Mr. Chas.
O'Malley, a practical cutter of New York
City. He guarantees satisfaction.
CALL. AND 8EK ME. ON MAY STHKET
Tiiey Are The "Mustard"
MEADOWS & HATTEN,
. , "Tlie Pioneer Blacksmiths
flare ie.W enese elra-snt Inrmvemente In their r.it.nh merit an1 adiled a lam eu-k nf
Iron aoreretw-e an. other nalnais eaeeixtal to tbe Kfliieai of tbe be Bead aulrk raira
so tbett ill, buafles or ssa. hlMerj- 1 r stctait, M aurMabueti.f. ' "
MfiiiM I Ellin in & kw to 4 Tv f rk Eit, iU U it Qiuck, U