The Gazette.
Tuesday, April 5, 1898.
SmjSUC&N COfNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
E. L. FREELAND,
of Heppner.
For Sheriff,
D. A. HAMILTON,
of Heppner.
For Clerk,
VAWTER CRAWFORD,
of Heppner.
For Treasurer,
MAT LICHTENTHAL,
of Heppner.
For Assessor,
J. V. WILLI8,
of Lexington.
For Co. 8chool Superintendent,
i. W. BHIPLEY,
of Heppner.
For Co. Commissioner,
J. L. HOWARD,
of Pine City.
For Coroner,
E. R. HUNLOCK,
of Heppner.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The Morrow county republican
convention held Saturday was
without special incident, there be
ing no contention whatever, other
than a sharp contest in voting on
different candidates naturally
would give rise to. There were
more unpleged delegates in the
convention than usual which gave
an uncertainty to the proceedings,
which made it very interesting
to both participants and spectators.
A good, strong ticket has been
placed before the people of Mor
row county and one we believe
which will be bard to beat; in fact
we believe the ticket nominated
Saturday will be elected without
exception. We do not believe
there will be a dozen republicans
in the county who will not support
this tickwt next June. Every
man who believes in sound money,
protection and fair prices for both
labor and the productions of our
country is in duty bound to support
the entire ticket nominated, both
state and county.
good and efficient fire companies.
The absence of the latter makes
the former almost an absolute ne
cessity at the present, and as a
suitable man for the place can be
had at a very reasonable figure, it
would prove a good investment for
the town and property owners. By
all means good fire companies
should be organized at once and
put in shape to handle our fire
apparatus effectually in case of a
conflagration. As the matter now
stands we have protection that
does not protect.
How'g Thin!
We offer Ooe Hundred Dollars Reward
(or any esse of Catarrh that cannot be
oared by Bull's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.
Toledo, Ohio.
We tbe undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfeotly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to oarry
out any obligation made by their firm.
West & Tisuax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. Ohio.
Waldino, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
DniKSiata, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
aoting directly upon the blood and ma
onous surfaces of the system. Prioe75o.
per bottle. Hold by all druggists. Tes
timonials free.
Stain seems to be an adept at
playing "boss." One of these days
the U. 8. will be Borry that she
did not adjust the bits sooner.
There was no discord in the
convention held last Saturday
Our three-cornered friends are re
quested to remember this fact
T. T. Geeb will, according to
reports, have a solid delegation for
him from Marion county. This
settles Mr. Lord. A man who can
not carry his own oountv surely
cannot eipect the people of.anotu
er county to support mm.
Iheiie is no question as to
where every republican candidate
named I ant Saturday stands. If
you want to know read the resold
Hons adopted. They will tell you
neuueuon or. expenses, sound
money, protection that protects,
ireodom and liberty.
Theiie cevor has boon such per
feet harmony in the ranks of the
republican party in Morrow coun
toateiisUat piesent If th re
publicans do their duty next June
there will not be a sidcIa man
elected by the thteo-headrtd, one-
tailou, opposition conglomeration
e believe they will do their duty,
"How do you like the tickot." i
a quMion frequently aitkett on our
fttreeu id merence to the repub
lican norolnrw-, "UouMo t hav
suited me bettor," invariably oome
tno answer. I Ins i as it annul
1m. IVriVct harmony prevails
and the iihiodihU recognize that
they Utnl a very poor show for
plum crop in June.
.
A l-ETITIOS WM INMOC ClfCU
lattvl bore Haturday Baking for
change in the mail route Mwim
bore and Koho, it .wing the doe ire
of the petitioner to have the
route from llippnor via lna,
theuce down liuttor crook to (lal
loway, theuce to KcImk Hit woul
aupply a great many ionile who
now have to go twenty to twonty
five milo for thir mail. We hop
the Htitioa will !h grautod at
ouco.
Till city council, at its mo tin
la I evening, t.A action on mmi
matUrs of imrortance to the city
One of the wu the iuatrurtion
of the mmrntttoe on health an
txilicA to hire an attorney for th
loan at a ealary of f l0 tor jir
thia action of the council ie made
ij.xvasarr from the fact that ai
luauy quoctiona aria ilurum the
year requiring logal advioa. If an
attorney ia tvur! at thia pric, it
will no doubt l-rove a aavirig in
iiwniert to Mm town, boide tir.
log the Maureoo that all work of
a legal nature will tie rightly at
tended to. The (laxette vtnroTi.!
the action of the couoal in thia I
matter.
ENUULt'ED BV A FLOOD.
THAT SPAIN WILL ,
PROPOSE AN ARMISTICE.
The Pope Urges the Adoption of Such a Course and the
President Expects It-Cubans Will Not
Consent Unless Independence
Is Recognized.
Rome, April 4. It is stated in Vatican circles today that the pope
has not formally offered to mediate between Spain and the United
States. It is true, however, that the pontiff conveyed to Madrid his
ardent wish for avoiding a conflict, and haB asked Spain to arrange for
a suspension of warlike measures or decisions.
i Week
We simply knocked our
competitors silly with our
display of
Washington, April 4 President McKinley announced today to a
leading member of congress that there was no truth in the reported
mediation of the pope in the Cuban incident. He also announced that
he was hourly expecting a telegram from the Sagasta government noti
fying this government of a formal proposition of armistice to the in
surgents.
Boys I m Ming
the finest ever shown in
this city. Our prices are
as low as the lowest, if not
a little lower.
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This -
Week...
We ask you to examine
our display of
....HATS!
were
wo Hundred Liven Lout at BbawneetowD,
Ky. Lievee Broke Under Pressure of
the Flood and the Tidal Wave
Swept All Before It.
Louisville, April 3. A special to the
Courier-Journal, from Evanevill, Ind.,
Bays:
Ibis eveuiog the levee at Sbawnee-
towo, Ky., broke a mile above town and
from information rained it is learned
that a greater part of the place ia des
troyed and perhaps a large number of
oitlzens have been drowned.
Bbawneetown is 75 moles below
Evansville, on the Ohio river. It is sit-
ated in a valley of extremely low land
with bills skirting it in the rear and
with a 25-foot levee running from bill to
bill. The town is very mnoh in the po
sition of a fortified city, and when the
levee Rave way a mile above town under
the pressure of very high water, the wa
ter shot tbrcngh a 20-foot opening and
track the plane like a harrioaoe, sweep-
Da everything before it.
Bouses were turned and tossed abont
ke boxes. The people were not warned,
and for that reason many were caught,
TboBe at borne sought refuse in sooond
stories and on bouse tops. Those in tbe
streets were oarried before tbe avalanche
ater and probably a majority
drowned.
Citi.eni oame from the place by skiffs
to a telephone several miles away and
ked for aid from Evansville. They
aid mat mora tnan zou people were
drowned, and they had reason to believe
that the number would reaoh 500, or
even KX)0. The water stnnds from 20 to
30 feet all over tbt town.
There are nf o iiirse, u Area or lights
in the place and total darkness envel
opes tbe dnsolale city. Cnne'iently
impossible for them le have any
thing like di finite information.
toe men immediately it ri toe tele
phone and no further comtntinicatioo
has been bud. No telegraph or lei
poue wires are working and outnlde
onmmnnioittidii appears Impoiitible.
At lOo'olixk two lesmboaia started
for Nlmwiieetowo tltiilxr a full heal of
steam, ami it ia tbouuht they will ariive
there before morning. Tbey oarried
large supplies nf food and blanket
uuioklf onllooted by city ullloial.
I,le nt8 from Mount Carmen taya
th. disaster is notably worse lhao at
first supposed, and the loss of life will
be over 2IK). The survivors will be
itbnnt food or fir end will euff.r con
siderably. Ooratnnnloatioa with the ill-
latrxl place will not be bad for several
hour.
Washington, April 4 Senor Queseda, representing the Cuban
junta in Washington, said to the Associated Press today: "The Cub
ans will never consent to an armistice until their independence is
recognized. Until that time they will not cease fighting. When in
dependence is recognized the CubanB will consent to armistice for set
tlement of conditions on the island.
Being complete and up-to-date,
in all the latest blocks and
styles, in Mens' Youths' and
Boys' hats.
Prices guaranteed to be as low ai the lowest.
Watch this Space. Something New will
Appear Each Week.
Our show window will contain a different line ef goods each week or ten
days, and our advertisement will call attention to each line we put forward.
Space does not permit us to mention all our extensive lines at one time.
Washington, April 4. The senate committee on foreign relations
resumed its sittings today. The committee has arrived at a definite
conclusion as to the resolutions it will recommend. The report accom
panying the resolutions will deal with the situation in vigorous lan
guage, and it is understood much will be made in it of the Maine
disaster.
Evansville, Ind., April 4 Mayor
Caroey, of Hbawnxetown, appeal! to
oopiirrM for ai l tins morning, for lh.
dealitnt peopla of bis sin. ketied city,
lie ssy the toao la abulully d.
strayed, and that there t not enonitb
food in the Iowsj for one nieal. He
also saye SUV pePle were drowned.
All th. goods In lha city are m, and
tbe situation te ditrM.ing in the
tr.ni.. Tut. eity eent two steamboat
load of provuMiina I out oiiiht. All tel
egraph and Mrphooe wirre l rthaw
Oertoea era down.
CONVENTION AFTKHMATH.
Peter Brenner, a solid republican of
Eight Mile preoinot, was a delegate to
tbe convention on Saturday and remained
in town over Sunday. It oan be de
pended on that Peter will do all in bis
power tor tbe success of tbe ticket be
helped to put np.
N. R. McVey, Geo. Parman and T. W.
Morgan represented Dry Fork on Satur
day. Mr. McVey was accompanied by
hie wife and daughter and tbey returned
to their home on Sunday. The Dry
Fork delegation expect to oarry their
precinct solid for the republican ticket
and tbey are tbe boye to do tbe work.
Postmaster Filkins, of Douglas, oame
np Saturday moruiog as a delegate to
tbe ooovention. He was assisted by
Prof. G. O. Morey, and the Gazette ac
knowledges having formed a pleasant
acquaintance with these gentlemen.
lone was represented by Ed Kellar,
raul Ruitman and E. T. Perkins, all
leading republicans of that precinct who
will earnestly labor for tbe snooess of
tbe ticket In Jnne. Mr. Perkins is an
o'd friend of the Gazette's and a repub
lican in whom there ii no guile. Messrs.
Kellar and Iteitman are also "straight
liuers," and gentlemen whom it is a
pleasure to know.
Jake Young and J. W. Uraddick, were
a two-thirds of the Eight Mile dele
gation, who labored with no other pur-
pone than to put op a winning ticket
Tbey expect to oootioue their labors for
tin sticorss of tbe party in June.
John Handy, the faithful republican
of Wells Spring, represented that pro
duct In the oounoils of the party on
Saturday. Mr. Handy Is a man that can
always be oonntej as standing Hatfooted
npoo tbe principle of tbe grand old
party and it would eeem that no con
veotioii is oompt.te without hie beiog
present and participating in iUdeliber
atloDS.
"Code" Tom Hoot I, of Tine City, wee
a visitor at tbe convention on Patorday
Having disposed of bte property inter-
Mis over there. Mr. Bool I felt that be
should not tie a delegate from that pre-
eioot, It beiog hi intention to leave tbe
ooooty before tbe .lee I ion comae off.
However, be could not retiat tbe deeir
to b pree.nl aod wilnee tbe procd
togs. Tbe republican of Mrrow eoonly
ill loose a good man bn "t'ocle"
Tom leave.
That vole on sheriff was a little peeo
liar aud ont of tbe ordinary. N. &
Wbetetooe was elected on the informal
aid Isle, but no en Amerioan citizen
whom the county is proud to own as a
resident. That these men will earnestly
labor for the success of the tioket goes
without saying.
Cbas. Johnson, Ohas. Barnett and
Ooon Boon composed tbe Lexington
delegation, and the faot that two of this
delegation were elected to attend tbe
state and congressional conventions,
shows the estimation placed upon them
by the partyas representative repulicaus.
Mr. Barnett will attend the oongres.
sional convention aod Mr. Johoson goes
to tbe state convention. Mr. Boone is
an old veteran and has also seen a great
amount of service in tbe raok of tbe re
publican party.
Tbe repreeeeentatives from tbe three
Heppner preoinots were as follows
Heppner Mat Hughes, Jas. Jones. D,
Cox, L. Hamilton, Otis Patterson, G. W.
Phelps, proxy, Dr. E. R. Hunlook, J. 0.
Bombers and B. B. Kelleyj Mt. Vernon
. W. Vaughan, W. W.Smead.Ol Justu,
Alex Thompson, R. O. Wills and Geo,
W. Smith; Gentry M. B. Galloway, W.
B. Barralt, Jay Devin and Joe Rector.
These delegations were all made np of
first olas material. They are pleased
itb tbe fioket aod expeot to assist in
tbe election of every man named.
Among some of tbe gray beads noticed
at the oonvention appeared those of A.
Mallorj and A. E. Brandage, men who
have been republicans since tbe orgat
nation of that party and have witnessed
it struggle through many bard
tougni Dame, rnese geotiemeo are
perhaps (be (wo oldest republican in
fhe ooonfy. i
A large andienoe wifoeseed (be pro-
oeedioge of (be convention from begin
ning to finish.
Nc
PprioufUM, III., April 4 floveroor
Tanner thi. morning rr)vl a m'
sage Iron M.tur I'aro.y, nf IUi!gwey,
king awi.Uno fur th. Ilfxl tiffrr.
T.narr r pi I'd by eubftirtMng I kiU
aod stating that be was prrpariof to
send a train with lot. fr ikl xmI.,
with .1M Maok.le aod lil roarg.orv
ration..
Tiir nljr (Siutu'il tin uu-h't cit
el lffalion at th rent tint the
matter -f tuttitu t'O a Mi,lit
watchman f r a fw tn ml ha. I l-y j
are ! eri.idntg the tineilin ?
of cticouf aicg tLeork-afciialM iii.il I
t w4
SCROFULA.
One of America's most
moui phytlciara uyu "Scrof
uU U ci tern aI ooniumption.'
Scrofubwt chiUrcn arc often
beautiful chiUrtrw but they
Uck nerve lorce, strong bonci,
itout muKlel anJ power to)
reiiit diuAM. For delicate
chiUrtn there U no remedy
cual to
Scott's Emulsion
of CoJ L'vcr O.I with Hrpo-
... . - .
j phosphite oi Lime ana ma,
It fills out the skin lr rvttinr
ftxxl flesh beneath It It makes
the cheeks tti by making rkh
bkwJ. It creates an appetite
f r fooi srvi gives the bodf
oowcr enough to Iftit It. Be
sure jom get SCOTT'S LVnul
ilon. - on a ". tmrt ta
lmH4HM4tHHvH
.allot, but Ml short on tbe t.t and m
Ufeatod on tbe 31 by 13 v..t-s It
aaldom that each a veto ovur In
onvetkia, and Ibie, so far as lb writer
ken.s, t lb flfl leslaoeecif tbi. kind
ia tbe liitory of Motrow ooaoty politic.
Tbe tola on repreaeotalive wae par
licalarly cUm and exciting, Mr. free-
Led winaug ot.r Mr. Oilliam by one
vol end it took Ihrve bsll4e to dwi.le,
tb. fleal beih.l standing la 21 .
Irm iHitry prwloot tkere we Heed
np a dWgli. of elld ild liee repnt.lt-
caee ee follows: l'.J. 0i, Un Terker,
A.1U-I. Milt Matw.ll aaJ Jm. Itoyee.
TbM ielUm era w.ll pUeeeJ wilb
tbe lol and er eoGS Uct ef Ite el it
mat. etieeM tfir. tb pp!.
M.lteeHl I'fHiltiel wae rrU. by
lUory rVbritlegaf, John lp and
lUtrtMa UaU, all olJ tlUi of Ib.l
Uxali'y lU.ry e Miu wilt lama
p wile a bigfr repebltree mirt
ib.n r el the eig end
tbi dlral(o will blp U make II en.
Ita et kt J"be U Avere, 4.
(Wh aod John w.Mrll. Mr. CW le
tenJt.y fr.xn a viU)
1 lota nl I tbal b te t
elite, er. I m i..lie M a ri bl,..
ciim4 be Hetlot MlSMMdt lake
l.ttf utmnl pflM i tit otb.r
d.igte, bk.ai.e, eej Ik; .tfcn4
aeM Il l.rsH nmltd.
tnm tie. I' l; eesae liv J. T. II e
kieee4v)m. Waiteb'i. jM
ae 4reg rrMie, ei4 M ee eikwf
rfe lka le ! aotnieat alwll
U.t wl I win la Jeee, d tbey are
it eiifl4 ita te4r lb.e la tkit
tt Mr tlkie te a H'
t,eke -f a-' el.Ut, m
I.hmimiM el Ibe flab atwti.g
! Iy seaie
A. Aa tea. ee M raUwee
Ut, renM Hi fra Vf e4 wee
t- IW4 It J C'Miy, IMUi km
Notice of Intention.
Land Officii at LaQbandr, Oreoon,
Murph 10. 1K9S.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler ha filed notice of
hit Intention to make final proof in support of
hia claim, and that aald proof will be made be
fore J. W. Morrow County Clerk, Morrow
county, Oregon, at Heppner, Oregon, on April
23, 1898, vtz:
WILLIAM H. CLARK,
Pre-Emption D 8 10540, for the WU NWJ, 8EW
NWKandNW!4 8Wi4 8ec 15, Tp 4 8, R 29, E W M.
He names the following witnencs to prove
his continuous residence upou and cultivation
of said land, viz: Andy J. Cook, Hczeklah
Tippett, of Heppner, Oregon, Robert 8, Clark,
of (mrdane, Oregon, and Abraham B. Chapman,
of Vinson, Oregon.
JS. W. BARTMtTT.
80-41 Register
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at La Obandk, Oreoon,
March 7. WW.
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 the County Clerk of Morrow county, Ore
gon, at neppuer, Oregon, on Apru Si, isaH, viz:
JOHN T. GALLOWAY,
Hd E No 5353 lor the 8E of Sec 5 Tp 2 8 R 27
E W M.
He names the following witnesses to Drove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: A.J.Htamp, M. J. Devin, W.
O. McCarty and Foster Adams, all of Heppner,
Oregon.
E. w. babtlktt,
29-40 Register.
Notice of Intention.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLE8, OREGON,
March 2. Ih'jm. Notice la hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notlcaof
his Intention to make final proof In support of
nis claim, ana inai said prooi wm De made
before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on Saturday, April Id, 1H8, viz:
GEO. W. 8MITH,
nf Heppner; Hd K No 2909 for the NE!4 of Bee
12, Tp 2 t) R 24 K W M.
He names th. following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence noon and cultivation
of, said laud, viz: James F. Rhea, Ralph L.
Hen go, oi Heppner, Oregon, Robert J. Hill, of
Lexington, Oregon, and Joseph Mason, of lone,
Oregon.
JAS. r. MOORE,
2X-.19. Register.
Katrsy Nolle.
Uoe bay horse, white opot to forehead.
One grey mare, both bind feet white:
each 4 year old. Jlraodml on right stifle
itb the followiog dfecribed oharaclor:
inverted "J," frown with tbe Mtr "P1
on lie (tem. Will pay S3 M eaoh for
Ibeir delivery to B. Palbf rg or Inform
lion leadiog to Ibeir recovery. Address
A. II. Wijtpeua. Leilogtoo, Or.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
LANDOrru a at Ths Dalms. Orkoon,
February , WK
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
fi.llnwing.natned wttler has filed notice
of his Intention to make final proof In
support of bis claim, and that said proof will
I mad. belora J. W. Morrow, County Clerk,
at Heppner, Oregon, on Monday April 11, WM,
vtz:
CHARLES P. BARNETT,
of Islington; Hd E No 4.VM for the HU NEU
and U.U 1 and 2 Per ft, Tp 2 8 R 25 E W M.
II. name. th. following witnesses to prove
i
Hi
The Leader
Of Course!
The man that Leads is the one from whom
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
T. R. HOWARD'S
Heppner, Oregon-
Mar or Morgaa has dlmvrd som. cold
tMrln rork on his premise la th. north aid.
oltnwa. A Mmiil wnl to th aasa oftlr. In
1'i.nlsnd w.ni tl a to lh. ton. Tb. ore 1 fr
BillllKf and onld b.ally workl.
Tb. M. C. L. T. Ca are building an addi
tion to Ihi-lr lrlbl boua.
InloOd'
nn-nihl m in rvrry lamiiy
awtwtn. rhl and rrry yM m I I
ba'rlirr t trip. TUry am III S
all N( UMkWc MiM a4 awul.
his rnntliiiioiii mldenr. upon and cultivation
of said land, tli- John T. McMillan. Kdward L.
I'ahnvr. I harli-a K. MrAllstvr and Thomas II.
Mi liola, all of lxlngton, On goii.
jas. r. aiiHiKE,
2S-1S Krslswr.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
I.AHDOrnrs at Ths Di ti. Osioon.
Ki-bruary , l'.
X.OTirg l HKRKBY OIVEN THAT THE
il lollnwlm naml svttlrr has Bird notlr.
nf his tnlrntion to mak. final proof In suptKirl
nf his claim, and that aald pro.il will ha mad
twl..rJ. W. Morrow, CoiintjrCI.'rk. at Hrppu.r,
urpRon, on Monnar, April 11, iw, vis:
THOMAS H MCHOM,
of Uilnaton: Hd K No mt tut th. NW, Sec 3,
1 n I a n c n M
11 natnM lh. follnwln wltrimr. In tirnv.
hla mniinooiis rMldptxt. upon and cultivation
ol aald laud. vU: hart. P. KariM-lt, John T
Mrwillan. R.tard I. fal.nvr and tharlc. R.
M. A litter, all ol UttliMfUin. Orcfon,
VAa. r. MHIHK,
77 n. Kcfisu-r,
Nottct Ot Contest Timber Culture.
m and
KM
HOW TO FIND OCT.
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rioe eaj t II staoj Iwcal; funr boure;
a eliui.til or swilling la.l.o.lM ae oo
tilll.y e..o.lik.o of the hl.le.r. Wbo
aria etaine lio.e II to Tl.lo. of tti J.
o.t trouble. Toe fron dire to art.
ale or faia in tbe beek, to alen oe ?i no
lo ( proof thai tb kiJie end bUJ.Icr
ar oat al otit.
nr TO K.
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ofwei eicriss.J, tbal Ik. Kiim'
H.anjp-koot. tbe f rl al io.. ree.t
f:flis 9ttf ub te relkanet pain le lb.
Ws, M.lna.. Ilt.r, bla4 Icf aa4 of.ry
fH el tbe arte.' (-. It r
reeie ibalUHf to b)4 artee an J MalJ.
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twief roepH4 U tt ap ao tieM
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t te vi re! sJ. It etead tb
bi-bl f.r i .Wrfl earaatiftb
avwt dwtrw.g a-t, If . a4
Mjinee a .boat I bat. b beat. FMJ
by tir(wi, -ice ti eate eel oae
4)ter. Toe east bae et bottle
eel iaafkM b.iN ea l if (aa.l,
Ud Orrns at Ths Pali s. Oaoft.
Mar. h IMW.
lOMH.AINT IUVIS.I Hf K N Mlft AT
this nfhr. hf lha d.ilr wflfiwl and rornlv
raid anVlavll of HolwH a arran. alK-alti. thai
Jhfl I etrav.hn mad tlmtwrr.ill.ir entrf
Ho rs4. for lha hr". l arc v.. In I H i K. at
lh land flV at lh Ur. on lh l"ll day of
V.irmhrr w;, an4 hi hlrt hav hoi If
al.i.inr-l aald tract. "d nar lallnl and nr.
I, ir-1 at all llmr In. a th third trat aftrr
nltr tnr.Hnl.lf allh tlx ll.nlf r.iltnr la a a.
i.f I., f.ant riiimat or f nrtr, i a" narl of lh
aald tract to trrr. a-iM.a nt ruttioaa. aa rv
tlr-t ht la. lhrr.H lth th tiratnth.
ranrvllailoa nl aald anirf. lh aald nanlr ar
hrrl.r .amor.r.l a.Ml r.irt to n and aa-tw,rhf-rtJ
a Morro. roiintf rlrrk i4 at.r-
r,, cminit at hla ..rrtr at H ri.pi.rr, i rrnn, on
th lata 4a, at ..tl iwa, at id o rl. a m . ..f
aald da, thca and lhr to knal.lr aitrb Iratt
aa-nv, aa they mar ha cncernln lh aald
L(att.- lh Soal hranll.( to tw ka-l ta.lr
It. Hrl..r W ar.r l I o Iklllra. I.rr,,n
on lh tali daf .4 Ap'H. I'M at th hour of lu
ri.arta.as. Jaa it m.m.mr. iutttr,
tul 1 V-. H H '.., Hr.l.f.
sittRirrs SALE.
mrrt eW , 4 y ! f M
tr I ltw ii it 1 t,wi
pTt i ts ttrttray oivt tH4Tf
4 and fcf lrt at rruii..a and
and raajnkarlf mi I at
d lh a.alr .4 tr-.a, tn,
a.arHnli and a aa swM th aa
da, M Sak aM a .n . fudanwat and d.
rraafdulf rendrrr-t and .ntrtaat I a aald f-mirt.
n th .ak M Man a. ! In fill Ihea
a-d Nrr..., ti .1 1 1. a iKervta hrratn
t Ke IkiI, Mtt( l.mnan, llmlird ol
a.,od f.fali.H.. aa a.aintl. and
inaa T '" aa k,al,.a nd Mi.U.a HI
l'.l. a. a. al ia nt atenhaa a !.
I". ad Ma-ta a.n.n daraaa. V aeradalafll
d-taand '"win. I a an aril la herein
arte, dMrHSnt rral I r...flT did lh IM
da, al Man a. law, dwil ? anna and atil,
Taeeeef. the tOtn stey af AHI.18t
at iMraf 4 I ,rlie la lh. aCaaeaana al
aa'd dat a U f"t don. ad lh rit sanrt
krt. .aa a .t K . r a r.ny tvaa aa:
n h aiakeat n M raan la hand. a.l lb
ni ..!" drrtha.! raai w'.a kna.t T he
jlk aaat aua.ta, ad aw tu-a lent, tkL la
et m MitM
bfe.twaa tbe t rt- (taeit aal aJ
C0NSER & WARREN,
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
A complete stock of pure and fresh drugs al
ways in stock. Careful attention paid to filling
of prescriptions.
"When you hear dem bells!"
YOU BUOt'LD KNOW THAT THI
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 !
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MAT HALVORSEN,
LEADING MERCHANT
OF I0NE ,wv
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Including all the Staph-, Hardware, Tin
ware, Harness Stockmens' upplief,
Wood and Willowware.
First Class Goods and Low Prices
is his motto.
YlfJT HALVORSEN,
IONK, OHKOON.
' ltt la -, mI teftfeff lttv y4t
""p f tufa- tv mmm. fc-r iw-tatmekfd ftofW-ttl
o. al l' n Ir. .!)( 1 t , ri.f.
Mrt taiata lb t'airee af Ibat ad r.,n-ni '
a. , -..-a 1, Malta a I
at a Mxrea teaai, ve
A. ABRAHAMSICK,
Merchant Tailoring!
Mr. .Uraliamick i the pionwr tailor of Hepp
ner. L'ii work ii always firt class and atifac
tion guarantctnl.
CALL AND Wi;i; Ml" ON MAY HTHEKT
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