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The Gazette.
Friday, May 6,'1898.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Congressman, First District,
TH08. H. TONGUE.
Congressman, Becond District,
MALCOLM A. MOODY,
of The Dalles.
Governor,
T. T. GEER,
of McCleay.
Justice of the Supreme Court,
FRANK A. MOORE,
of St. Helens.
Secretary of State,
FRANK I. DUNBAR,
of Astoria.
State Treasurer,
C. 8. MOORE,
of Klamath F ills.
Superintendent Pulitc Instruction,
J. H. ACKERMAN,
of Portland.
State Printer,
W. H. LEEDS,
of Ashland,
Attorney General,
D. R, N. BLACKBURN,
of Albany.
For Joint Senator, Morrow, Grant and Harney
A. W. GOWAN.
Prosecuting Attorney, Sixth District,
HENRY J. BEAN,
of Pendleton.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
E. L. FREELAND,
of Heppner.
For Sheriff,
D. A. HAMILTON,
of Hcppnor.
For Clerk,
VAWTER CRAWFORD,
of Heppner.
For Treasurer,
MAT LICHTENTHAL.
of Heppner.
For Assessor,
J. F. WILLIS,
of Lexington.
For Co. Bchool Superintendent,
J. W. SHIPLEY,
of Heppner.
For Co. Commissioner,
J. L. HOWARD,
of Pine City.
For Coroner,
E. R. HUNLOCK,
of Heppner.
About 10,000 troops will be sent
to the Phillipine islands from San
Francisco as bood as a sufficient
number of vessels can be obtained
to transport them. They will gar
rison the islaLds until some dispo
sition is made of them by the
United States.
PRIVILEGES FUR SHEEPMEN.
News of an important victory is
hourly expected from Admiral
Sampson's fleet, although its exact
whereabouts is a secret known only
to the officials. The general belief
is that it is on a double errand to
whip the Spanish fleet, if it can be
found, and to capture Porto Rico.
The army is also likely to move on
Cuba any day.
The more the official report of
Commodore Dewey is studied the
more wonderful his victory appears,
He entered Manila harbor, pro
tected by mines, heavy shore bat
teries, a fleet of eleven ships
mounting about 100 guns and car.
rying about 2,000 men, and de.
stroyed all eleven of the ships and
captured all the batteries. And
two most wonderful part of this
wonderful exploit was that not a
siDgle man on an American ship
was killed and not a single ship
materially injured, and only half a
dozen were wounded.
They Will Be Allowed to Range Their Sheep
oa the Forest Reserve.
Sinoe the Eastern Oregon Woolgrow
srs' association, through its secretary,
Fred W. Wilson, baa been la correspond
ence with Special Forest Agent and
Superintendent 8. B. Ormsby, in regard
to securing the privilege of pasturing
sheep on the Cascade forest reserye, Mr.
Wilson has received the following note
from Agent Ormsby, dated at Salem,
May 6:
Dear sir: A recent order from the
general land office directs that all per
sons desiring to pasture sheep on tbe
Oasoade range forest reserve will make
application to me, stating first, owners'
name and postoffloe address; second,
number of sheet,; third, nnmber of
bands; and fourth, looation of range,
It is desired that the applicant state also
whether tbe location selected has been
previously oocapied by hlui or is a new
location. A etrict observance of tbe
rules and regulations governing forest
reserves will be required. No grazing
will be allowed north of tbe Barlow road
and west of tbe summit of tbe divide or
east of tbe east fork of Hood river.
"a B. Obmbby,
"Speoial Forest Agent and 8npt."
From this it appears that tbe grazing
of sheep will be allowed in tbe Cascade
reserve, exoept around Monnt Hood and
on tbe Bull Ban reserve, but the sheep
men are not advised as to when they
will be allowed to drive their berds over
the line, bat believe it will be between
Jane IS and July 1, and say that, owing
to the dry weather, tbey should bo per
mitted to go in earlier than tbey other
wise would.
The Gazette is not heralding its
coming with a brass band but its
circulation can be determined at
the Heppner postoffice. Adver
Users will please note this.
The Oregonian will rule or ruin,
Simonihm will get some pretty
hard knocks down in Multnomah
county.
Can't Ileppner have her streets
sprinkled the same as other first
cIrbs towns?
The war spirit is not bo rampart
as it was but it is just as deter
mined as ever.
The house has made a record at
this session of which republicans,
who have controlled and directed
its coarse, may well be proud. It
has passed 205 bills that have be
come laws, and about 200 other
bills that are now on the senate
calendar. The war measures the
$00,000,000 appropriation, tbe
armed interyention resolution, the
declaration of war, the volunteer
army bill, the bill for reorganizing
the regular army, the war revenue
bill, the bill appropriating $3G,-
000,000 for the expenses of the
army, and minor war bills have
probably not taken more than a
week of the time of the house alto
gether, so promply have they been
disposed of.
WAR MS
HON. A. W. GOWAN.
Joe Simon can buy conventions
but in his own case he will have
some trouble in buying up all of
the voters.
From what the Gazetto hears
the republican ticket is gaining
ground, even with the Glass "mill
stone" around its neck.
Simon was characterized as a
"dirty political boss" in 1890. He
is the same man yet No one ao
cuhos him of getting better as he
growes older.
It is evident that the republi
can organization, as reprenented
by Mr. Graham Glass, jr., is a
burden to tho party. Under the
circumstances, tho republican
party should have no organization.
Advioes from Martinique confirm re
ports that the Spanish flaet is at Fort
de France.
MADRID, May 13.-The Spanish tleet
is to leave for Martinez.
woaiimtoii, may 18. The flying
squadron bits orders to put to sea at
nnoe. Its destination is ntikoown, bat
it is supposed it will play "reserve" in
the Havana olimAX tomorrow. Offioisl
information is received that a 8pcuinh
Heel bas been sighted westward of Marguerite.
Tbe Amerioan loss at the bombard-
A i a i a i a -
meat west oi rorto wco yesterday was
two killed and seven wounded.
What an Exchange Says of Him. Was a
Soldier.
At the republican state oonveotion,
Hon. A. W. Go wan received tbe notniua
tion for joint senator of Morrow, Qrant
and Harney counties without opposition,
says the Harney County Items.
Tbe Oregon Blue Book says that be
was born in tbe State of New York in
1846, sod at the age of 17 enlisted to re
pel Lee's invasion of tbe North and sub
sequently seived three years in light
battery M, First United States artillery,
taking part in all of tbe active campaigns
of tbe army of tbe Potomac and James
from Gettysburg to Appomattox.
In the seventeenth regular session of
tbe Oregon legislature he represented
Grant and Harney oouoties in tbe bouse
and in 1894 whs eleoted by a handsome
majority joint senator from this district
tbe largest in the state.
While a good party man he believes in
fair and just consideration of tbe righti
of tbe minority.
In looal legislation he Btands for tbe
interests of bis constituents without re
gards to political significance. Senator
Gowan baa had muoh experience in leg
islation and was muob respeoted by his
colleagues in the senate for ability and
intluenoe.
Mood'
Best to take after dinner; .
prevent distress, aid diges- iM I I e
tlon, cure constipation, III S
Purely vegetable; do not gripe
or auN pain. Bold by all druggists. 21 cents.
Prepared only by C. L Hood Co, Lowell, Mass.
Evidence That Tata Talk.
An Androscoggin county woman wfl
have it that animals t.a!U to each other
And this Is the anecdote she relates to
prove her theory, says the Lewiston
Journal: She has two cats. Dot anc
Dot's youngest, named for his exploring
propensities Christopher Columbus. One
morning a little bird flew in at the open
window, and falling to the floor lay
panting and dying. Christopher Colum
bus just then ap)cared in the doorway
'No, you don't, Christopher Columbus,
exclaimed his mistress, and, procuring
a tiny box, she put the still warm body
of the feathered mite into it and made a
deep grave under the apple tree. Chris
topher followed and looked longingly at
the box, then went away where he wai
not seen for some time: Only Christo
pher witnessed th? burial, yet an hour
after, going out to look at the grave,
she found Dot had dug up the box anc
Christopher was just about to devoui
the dainty mouthful. Now if Christo
pher didn't go to Dot and say:" Mother
there is a little bird buried under thai
apple tree; get it for me, please," how
did Dot know there was a bird there?
' A Rat Sacrifices a Leg-.
A rat got caught by the leg in a store
and squealed loudly for mercy, says a
Maine exchange. Tho proprietor of the
.tore watched the rat, which continued
squeal. Finally another rat crept
.autiously out and walked up to bis un
'ortunate companion and evidently took
;be situation in, for they seemed to
talk with each other and arrived at the
conclusion that the captured rat's
chances were desperate, for the second
one began to gnaw the unfortunate rat's
leg off, allowing it to escape, which it
did, limping away on three legs, tbe
other leg remaining in the trap. It al
nost seemed as if they had deliberated
jver the case and bad reached the only
possible means of escsM,
G. P. Mier, a prominent sheepman and
ranober in the Sand Hollow neighbor
bood, sold to Alei Thompson on Wednes,
dut last his band of yearlings, consisting
of 572 head, receiving for same $2.25 per
bead.
E. L. Matlock, sheriff, returned from
Portland Thursday morning. Hisdaugb
ter, Mrs. Vangho, of Pendleton, who has
been undergoing a sargioal operation,
is rapidly improving.
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Grand Reduction
Sale of.
Lambeau Kangaroo . Calf Stock Top-PERFECT0E.
Mens' Fine Shoes
In Chocolate and Black, Silk Testing and Stock
Tips, onr regular $6.00 and $5.00 lice.
This week, Only $4.00
Ladies' Dress Shoes
$3 00 takes anything in onr fins line of Ladies'
$4.00 Shoes. Everything in oar extensive shoe
line at ridiculously low prioes.
Make the Most ot this Opportunity.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUB
Ho that on the 28th day of April, 1898, the
partnership between the undersigned was dis
solved bv mutual consent. After that date all
obligations made by either of the parties must
be settled by tne one incurring tne same.
Itness our bands ana seals tins aim nay oi
H. E. BARTHOLOMEW.
April. 1S98,
40 iH
J. T. CAMPBELL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
of Oregon, for Morrow county.
In the matter of the estate of Vi 11 Ham Cox, de
ceased: The undersigned having been appointed by
the county court of the State of Oregon, for Mor
row county, administrator of the estate of
William Cox, deceased, notice is hereby given
to the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against saia deceased, to present tnem verined
as required by law, within six months after the
first publication of this notice to said adminis
trator at his place of rcsidenco eight miles south
ot lone, Oregon.
JAMES M. HAMBLET,
Administrator of the estate of William Cox, de
ceased. Dated May 12th, 1898.
Cnre tbst congb with Shilob's Care.
Tbe best cough onre. Relieves oroup
promptly. One million bottles sold lost
year. 40 doses for 25ots. Sold by Con
ser & Warren. v
Remember tbe Children's day at tbe
M. E. chnrob, Hontb, Sunday evening.
k good program will be rendered. Reg-
ar services in the morning.
TitEtiE is some docidctlly in tor
eating informntiou oontmnetl in the
"advauco shoots of consular re
ports," issued daily by tbe bureau
of foreign commerce of the state
donnttmeiit Vot iustnucp, that
tho island of Luzon, on which tbe
city of Manila, tbe seene of Corn
modoro (liucn promoted to 1 ad
miral) Dowey'a groat naval victory,
ii larger than tbe Htaten ot New
Yoik ami Massachusetts; that tbe
outiro area of tbe l'hillipiue inland
now under OKI Glory, ia 10 per
cent greater than that ot tbe New
England Htatea, New York, New
Jersey, Mar) land and Delaware
combined. Mauy perione who con.
Uler themaelvea well iuformed up.
on commercial affaire have been
greatly surprised to learn that the
United Htatee haa more trade with
Having already disposed ot two car
loads of tbs oelebraled Fish Btos
wagons, hacks, bnggies, bnokboards and
carriages, we have a third carload en
route. vnen yon see them vou can
recognise their superiority over any
otbar tuaks of wagon without exoeptiou
Minor A Co. 4tl
Educate Vonr Howels With I'ascaret.
Candy t'atbitrtlc, cure rnimtlpntiim forever.
uu. u i u. fail, drug kiui rulunU money,
Dr. Esbelmsn, of The Dalles, will visit
Heppner on tbe 15th, ltftli and 17th of
May. Chronio aud obsoure cases of
men, women and children a specialty
Nervontoeea, headache, neuralgia, rheo
mstisru, constipation, piles, fissure,
Bitula, and snrgical diseases of women
and children treated encoessfally. No
ohsrgs for consultation. 5-lt
?!9 !( (3!)!l
Consumption
Dyspepsia enred. Shilob's Yitalizer
immediately relieves soar stomach, com-
ing up ot food distress, and is tbe great
kidney and liver remedy. Sold by Con-
eer ft Wrreuri - --
A L18T OK PATENTS.
The following is tbe list of patents
granted to the Paoiflo coast states during
the past week:
VV. C. Bradford, Arbnokle, Oal
wheeled dumping scraper and grader;
F. Cook, 8sn Jose, Gal., means tor
lubrioating shaft bearings; C. E. Gro
well, Htella, ChI., separator and oonoen-
trator; O. Cummings, Oakland, Cal. , gov
ernor for air compressors; E. H. Drlggs,
Berkeley, Cal., self-feeding oil stove;
W. E. Height, McMinnville, Or, neok
yoki; F. II. Heath, Tacoma, Wash., bi
oyole brake; I. W. Mason, Aberdeen
Wash., tool tor boring tapering boles
T. B. McDermott. P .rtlacd. Or. bicycle
propelling mechanism; O. L. Finney
Los Angeles, Cal., pips binder; O. Rioh-
srdson, Clipper Oap, (Jal., step-ladder
J. Bobneider, San Franoisoo, Cal., gams
counter; W. J. Woodward, National
City, Cal., wooden pips-binding machine,
f Will SCOTTS EMULSION
$ cure coruumptlon? Ytl
no. Will it cure every case ?
jjj No, Whit cases will It cure
j then Those in their earlier
5 stages, especially In young:
? people. We make no exg-
gcrated claims, but we have
positive evidence that the
early use oi
Scott's Emulsion
Dig down to the cense of yonr sick
ness, il yon want to get well and stay
well. Most likely it's indigestion. Tbs
irritating poison of fermenting, putrid
food, left in tbs stomach by iodigestion
cause headache, neuralgia, nervousness
dizziness, atom sob-sob, nausea, irrita
bility, and all the other well-known
symptoms of indigestion.
Tbey also cause many pains and dis
orders wbioh are often laid lo otbe
oanses and beooe ars not easily eared
But ss sonu as lbs poisons ars removed
all thess symptoms and disorders dis
appear, beoanse there is nothing left to
cause them. Nothing succeeds in tbia
liks Shaker Digeelivs Cordial, because
it prevents the undigested food from
fermenting in the slnmsob aud belps the
atiimscb to digest Its (nod.
ON V P"'" ' druggists, pice 10 cents to
and 5 l0 r'r l,,tx'
S of CoJ- livtr nit with Hvaa.
i'iiiv'-m ......... ,tj, - - - r -
tho rhlllipiuo islands than all the. phosphites d! Lime and Soda
.i II l ! I t 4 I t. ..... tt. I
as.! A
rest of tbe world combined b
What tbe United Ktatoe will do'
with those valuable islands is '
question that ia already being much
discussed In Washington. This
piu'iuiiii nt will KM tbotu until,
tin war la over, aud then iKculo
what disjiositiou shall be made of
them. That ia as far as baa teen
in mcse cases results in a
positive curt to a large num
ber. In advanced cases, how
ever, where cure is impossi
ble this well-known remedy
should be relied upon to pro
long life surprisingly.
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K OTT k BOWNR, ClwrniM Nrw York.
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Wslts r Tbnrnpaon, formerly contractor
dr the mail and stags hue) between
Heppner and Monauienl, has opened n
a diog siers at Canyon City, (Irani
county, to b known as Iba Thompson
PfOg Company, Canyon (.'it J beretotor
bas bad the dlailnotion of being the only
eountr seat in tbs west without a drug
store. Tbs (l.iet is wishes tbs nsw ootn
pstiy success.
IX II. (Irsbls and if, of Inn, were
la lbs city trading Thursday, and whll
hers added Ms nam In tbs Osteite
sntcrtpHon list Mr. Urebl is very
much Interested in lbs wsr news, ss bs
baa a sou on on ot Cnele Hsra's vessels
thkt wss in Ibe Manila battle.
Ammg those of th sheepmen who
Notice of Intention.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
May 3. i'J8. Notice is herebv given that
the following named settler has filed notice of
her Intention to make final proof in support of
her claim, and that said proof will be made
Defore J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on Friday, June 10, lH'JH, viz:
MINNIE M. ANDREWS, of Heppner:
Homestead application No. 4074, for the NE)4
Sec 21. To 1 N. R2ii E W M.
She names tne loiiowing witnesses to prove
her continuous resilience upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: A. O. Bartholomew, William
B. Klnley, Allen s. Hodsdou and Robert F.
Hyud, all 01 Heppner, Oregon.
JAS. F. MOORE,
46-57. Register.
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to tbe pub
lio to know of one concern in tbe land
who are not afraid to be generous to tbe
needy and suffering. Tba proprietors
of Dr. King's New Disoovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have giv
en away over ten milllion trial bottles
of tbis great medicine and bave tbe sat
isfaction of knowing it bas absolutely
enred thousands of hopeless cases.
Astma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and sll
diseases ot the Throat, Chest and Lungs
sre sorely oured by it. Call on E. J.
Plocum, Druggist, and get a trial bottle
free, regular sits 50o and $1. Every
bottle guaranteed or money refunded.
Notice of Intention.
Laitd Officii at lik OBASBF., URBwnn.-
Anril 6. 1S!K
NOTICE T8 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
bofore the County Clerk ol Morrow county,
Oregon, at Heppner, Oregon, on May 20,
1SW. viz:
JUUH r. BKUH,
Hd No M14, for the EU 6WK and W'i SE!i Sec
7 Tp 2 8 R 27 K W M.
He names the following witnesses to Drove
his continuous residence unon and cultivation
of said land, viz: William Harton, John F.
Barton, William C. Scott and Francis M. Gentry,
all of Heppner, Oregon.
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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.
Notice of Intention.
Lakd Orrirs at LaUkahdi, Orkoon,
Mav S. IX'VL
XTOTICK IH HEREBY OIVES THAT THE
li followlnf nameil settler has filed notice of
hlslntentlon t make final proof In support ot
his claim, and thai said proof will be made he
lore the County CbMk of Morrow county, Ore
gon, at renuiKion, uregon. on June ji, mm, vis:
Minus ryier, tin. mv ,i, lor toe uw sec,
21, twp. S8.,r. 2S E. W. M.
He names the following wltnmet to prove
his continuous n-atdenre upon and cultivation
of Mid land, vis; James W. Laahey, Henry
v aniirrpmu, jonn mciuiiougn, I'avui Mccui
lough, all ol Heppner, Oregon.
E. W. Bastlstt,
IM.V) Kegtater.
Notice of Intention.
I.iKBOmcs at Trb Calls. Gannon.
May 0 IWH)
XVOTIcms HEREBY OIVKN TtUTTHE
1 following. nainKl settler has filed notlrs
of his Intenliin to maks Anal tmiof In
support of his tls'iin, nd thai said proof will
at Heppner, Oregon, on Saturday Juus IS, lx'ja,
Ti:
Jefferson D Brown, ol Heppner, Hommtoad
application No. i'n, fur the '4 sw la sec. 14. am
or'. nwVt and us lia ace. 2.1, Id. g 8., t. Jbi
W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prova
nis roiiiiuimus resilience upon and cultivation
of Mid land, vli: K. K. "each. K l Holland and
t art Hoai'h, ol Islington, Oregon, and J. N
Vaughan, ol Heppner, Oregon.
iA t. MtHlKF.,
4 M. Register.
Notice of Intention.
Lass Orru s at Ths Pallss. o,inw.
May , I"'.
VOTfR IS HKREBY GIVEN TtAt 1.
1 following nam1 settler has Sled notlra
ol her Intention In maks) Sua! proof In stinKort
ol ner riaim, and thai Mid proof will tw mad
orror I. w. Murmv, t'outity Cl.-rk. al Hrppuer,
Oregon, on Salilay. June , lm, vt:
J,Mle riacher. ol lono. Homestead appllrallnn
No. 4K14. lor th n', aeu mm. t, aud 0 SW see
4. in 1 S . r. .' r. VV. M.
She names ths following wllnsases to provs
net eomiiiiioin rraulenr upon ami eulllvallon
of said land vli Fre-I ', llaUlger, Kdward
Keller, A. j. WcVay Slid I'sul Balslger, all ol
lona, utagou,
JAS. r. MOORE.
4U Kcgltl.T
A good, clean stock, bought at reasonable figures,
is a "joy forever." That's what
you'll find at
T. "Ri HOWARD'S
Heppner, Oregon.
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Timber Culture, Final Proof.
Unitrd Btatss Land Offics,
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make final proof before J. W. Morrow,
OTICF. lrt HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
N. Klclcr has tiled notice of Intention to
County Clerk of Morrow county, Oregon, at his
oftlce In Heppner, Oregon, on Friday, the l"th
day of June, IHtis, ou timber culture application
No. iM, for n' nwi,, nU ne4 of section No. 22,
Uiwnship No. 2 8, range No. S7 E. W. M.
lie names aa witnesses: rraus r uler, Joseph
Rei-tor. Newton Whetstone, Luclnda Elder, all
ol Heppner, Oregou. E. W. BARTLETT,
SHERIFFS SALE.
HY VIRTl'E OF AN EXECUTION AND
J order of sals duly Issued by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of the County ol Morrow.
State of Oregon, dated the 22d day of April
imsi, in a certain action in tne circuit Court
for said County and Mate, wherein W. H. lnl.
H. R. Klneald and Phil Metsrhan, aa Board of
CommlMloners for the sale of school and uni
versity lands and for the Investment of funds
anait.g ineretrom, I'laintltls, recovered Jung,
meut against Anelln Howell, Henry Howell
Mary Unwell. John Howe . Nellie Howe
William Howell, Htanford Howell, Joseph
Howell,' Thomas Howell, Lilly Howeli, Ileitis
Farler. Rig Farlcr. Adeline Howell aa admlnla-
tratrii and Henry Howell as administrator of
the estate of htanford Howell, deceasetl, lKlend
auts, for the sum of rive Hundred Eighteen
Hollars witn interest thereon at the rate of
Eight per rent per annum from the loth day ol
March, isw, and the further sum of Thirty-five
uouars attorney s ice, anil costs ano atshiiree-
menta, on the loth day of March, 1HV8. Notice
Is lieretiy given that 1 will on
Saturday, ths 28th day of May, 1898.
at 2 o'clock p. m. of Mid day, at the front door
ol the court bouse In Hepuuer. Morrow rotiutv,
Oregon, sell at puhlle auction to the hlgheat
bidder lor rash In baud, thefollowlngdeecrlbed
property, to-wit: Hie eouth eaat iiarter of
se'iion iweniy eigni (Jul in lowmhli, lour (4)
south range twenty-five l.'.S) K. W. M. In Mor
row county , Oregon. Taken and levied upon as
the property of the said Adeline Howell, Henry
Howell, et al or so much thereof as may lie
ne.-ea.ary to Mttsfv the Mid Judgment In favor
of W. I'. lrd, H. K. Klncald and 1'hll Metsrhan
and against Mid Adeline Howell, Henry
Howell el al. toncther with all i-oate and dis
bursements mat have or may accrue.
E. L M ATIOCK,
SherlfT.
Dated St Heppner April 211m), u Si
deteimioeJ upon by tb preiJcnt xxrxxcxx:
bsvsonlGtlisI si U-ri'"" t"1 yssr.Bons
v bsvs been mors libsrsl tilb oar tuer
i haute tlieo lbs ViuiUa; boye, II, 1'.
U.lbeell.nf HuITaKi, t'r. J. M. Wilson,
ot IVOg-las, snj A M. Bnu, u( LanJsr.
: Tbs gwtillcmen leave Heppner Ibis week,
' bot II is buLWKl tbst Ibe; will relars aril
jssr.
SIlEKlFt'S SALE.
NOTICE IS nKRFBY GIVES TnAT fS
der and hv virtue of an execution am
oMcr of Mle, duly and n-gularly iaaue out of
Ihe ( Ireutt Court ol Ihe Male ol Oregon, for
xorrow roiiiHj, anu vt me mrm-ini, on ths l"th
day ot Man h lja, uon a )i,dgment and de
cree dulv rendered and entered lu Mid court.
on ine nan oar "I Man n, 1M, in s suit th
snd theretofore iK-ndlug therein, wherein
Ihe Amerliau Mortaaae Company I.lmlt,. ol
tVotland, a 'nrporalioii, ae plalntllt, and
jami-e Ihomas iHiwnlug. and Milton (Hie
Ikiwiitng, as heirs al law of M. phn S. Pon,
log, ami Maria IMwntng. der'eaae.1, weredelen
ilanta and ronimaudlng me lo aril the herein
alter deerrtl.ed real properly. I did on Ihe lr.th
day ol March, If", duly levy upon and will, on
TMsrday, tha 10th day af May, 1898
al Ihe hour of 2 o elm k In the afternoon of
said lay, at the front door of the county court
nouae t, neppner worrow ci.nntv Oregon, aell
to Hie hlgheai Milder lor cah In band, all the
following rtcevrthed real estate tow II Ihe
aMitn-wei oiiarter nl aevtlon tweutr elabt. In
HY VtRTt'E Of At ORnrR Of l E. SVO '""J;,n,P south ol rang, twenty l..ur. msi
ularly lastied out of Ibe rlreult court. Ur , " t"S l Morrow fouuiy
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
VOTtCE IS HFRVSV GIVES THAT THF.HK
will he nontuniy arrlp recehol lor laars
alter Ihe 1h day of May. W.
Ry order ol the county court.
4; -S K. L MATUH Ik. Sheriff.
amIusee's saTST
C0NSER & WARREN,
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
A complete stock of pure and fresh drugs al
ways in stock. Careful attention paid to filling
of prescriptions.
The Best
Bargains-
ARE NOT THE GOODS BOUGHT
FOR THE LEAST MONEY
But sre those ol greatest value In proportion to cost. II you want to get Tour
money's worth ol honest goods In
Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Confectionery
OR MACHINERY, CALL 0N
iir O. THOMPSON
Ws sre Increasing our stock lor tail snd winter. Call snd see us.
NEW DRUGS
We are receiving a New Invoice of Ooods almost evcre day Our Raddle
Increasing trade demands It, consequently Qu- Cu7!-'1-, . . '
thslr Drugs Pura and Trash. Uf ctor"art raaalva
Our Stationery
Department
I Complete
When "Iriig- Ulve vsea a onll
Slocum Drug Co.
l land, tn wit
1 " see. K la lp VI
1 'il r-e s-ild si erl ate aaie lor rash
,.rrw ii,m, tin-gou the lollowlng ! rll
I he B4 nk ol ear and lh
,S.r J I . M
for raart la hand
Si-Is on lh ahere deerrtrwd pmp.M- will he re
etved at Ihe oflt nl Elite Phelps nntll the 'mm
1-th iUv ol Vr, li 1 !""
,i.n Apia Mh, I wet.
44 M
Assignee el i. I, M. (tee.
Closing Out Sale!
Wishing to retire from business, will sell
for the next twenty clays at special bargain
It. I. SHAW,
ee, liienlteol Dehlor
smenrsan4 apruttetiatie.. theramit.i iMiioog
Ingor Id snv i apt-aiilng. or so ran. h
t,ere4 ae olil aatufv aaid 'nlementa la the
!n:ii.ig aoma at. .1 A. with Intern! thereon
Ihe loth rtai of Man-d et Ihe rale of
cent prf antiiim. lor the I'irtn. r aiini tf
enliljr .I,.,, ar .m,.,m, , uH t.-r Ihe fur
ther suns ol 4 11 ill net and m.loieaenienta,
j S id an ruing cs K. L MAUK K.
ss eiieiiil el Sl irrow v nuty uitgun.
prices.
J. W. VAUGHAN.