The Gazette.
Tuesday, June 14, 1898.
The Gazette is not heralding its
coming with a brass band but its
circulation can be determined at
the Heppner postoffice. Adver
tisers will please note this.
ish government, it would cause no
woiry in Washington. Admiral
Dewey is amply able to take care
of any fleet that Spain can send
against him, even without any re
inforcements, and it is certain that
the cruiser, Charleston, and the
first instalment of troops the sec
ond instalment will start from San
Frrncisco this week will be with
Dewey before any Spanish fleet
can possibly get to Manila.
Senator Wolcott made a manly
reply to the implied charge of Sen
ator Allen that the bimetallic com
mission uselessly and extravagant
ly wasted an appropriation of
$100,000 during its trip to Europe,
in which he said: "I desire to in
form the senator from Nebraska
that the three commissioners spent
more than six months in Europe,
traveling where their duties took
them. They were accompanied by
a secretary, and the entire expense
of the work accomplished was only
$16,000. And I desire to add that
every member of the commission,
in accepting the appointment and
performing his duties, sacrificed
thousands of dollars. It is undig
nified and unbefitting a senator of
the United States to stand on this
floor and suggest that the commis.
sion spent money it was not juBti
fied in spending. I am getting
tired of hearing that sort of sug
gestions from the senator from
Nebraska. It is not the first, the
second, nor the third time he has
tnrown them out. Through him
they are now being circulated in
the West by means of 'patent in
sides', which constitute the bone
and sinew and most of the brains
of the populist party." Mr. Wolcott
concluded by expressing his belief
in the ultimate success of interna
tional bimetallism.
The volunteers will not be de
prived of their votes at the con
gressional election, if Representa
tive Lacy's bill, which has been
favorably reported to the house
from the elections committee, be.
comes a law, and it probably will
The bill gives the volunteer sol
dier the right to cast his vote for
congressman, wherever he may be
stationed. The war will prbably
be over before the congressional
election, but some of the volunteers
are likely to be continued in ser
vice until after that time, especially
those who have gone to the Phil
ippines and those who will go to
Porto Rico.
A GOOD many years ago H. W.
Corbett was compelled to retire
from the race for a second term as
United States senator from Ore
gon, on account of the exposition
of bribery on the part of Corbett
Have the people short memories?
A republican member of the legis
lature who endorses such a man
has little respect for the people or
for his party.
The batch of appointments that
the president made for Oregon a
few days ago put the Oregonian in
a bad humor. It says the "repub
lican party" is not getting recog
nition. If the people thought that
the Oregonian was the republican
party it would have as little show
in their hands as a snowbank in
July.
Hood'
Are much id little; always msaa. I I
ready, efficient, satlsf ac- flmJ all t
tory; prevent a cold or fever, 111
ear all liver Uls, lick head- "
ache. Jaundice, constipation, etc. Price 25 cent.
The only Fill! to take with Hood's ttarsaparilla.
CORPOBAL AND PRIVATE.
The Hebrew News, of Portland,
swallows Joe Simon without objec
tion. The Gazette hopes that the
News does not claim Simon as a
representative of its race, for if it
does it is easily satisfied. There
are Jews in Oregon who do not en
dorse Simonism, however.
To complete the anti-Mitchell
victory, the legislature which ha?
been elected no doubt will see tit
to reward the man who has done
more than any one else to accom
pi ish the result and elect him to the
United States senate. To Senator
Corbett is due a certificate of elec
tion from the next legislature. He
has been the Roman that has made
the fight to a finish. Portland
Dispatch.
Tony, you have giveu the snap
away. Everybody knew that Cor
bett put up the money in an en
deavor to control the legislature,
but it was not expected that any
of your crowd would admit it.
Ms.
The people voted for principles
and not men this year. The Ore
gonian need not give its dirty gang
credit for the victory,
have received more votes if the Or
egonian and the so-called republ
ican organization had been in pur
gatory.
The majorities given both
Tongue and Moody are phenome
nal and have surprised even the
moBt sanguine republicans. The
people are well pleased with re
publican management, but there is
a sentiment that the administra
tion must be supported at this time
that the war may go on as planned.
It is not supposed that any silver
man would directly embairass the
president, but there is danger that
financial disagreements will very
sericmly interfere with the admin-
lstration s policy. A bilver man
would not be true to principle if
ho did not advocate free coinage in
every way possible, and just now
there is no time for theories. The
pnoplo want Spain licked good and
cloan, and they propose to hold
"Mac's" coat whilo he does it
Other dillh reuces will bo Bottled
afterward.
The Gazette believeB that the
interests of the republican party
in this state cannot be best sub
served by the election of a man to
the United States senate who has
othing but tnouey as his best
recommendation, and who is so old
and palsied as to be entirely unfit
or the duties incumbent on him,
elected. It is therefore unalter
ably opposed to the election of
Ion. II. W. Corbett.
The more that is heard concern
iiig the recent election the more it
becomes evident that Oregon has
gone with a IhikIhHiIo for tho ro
publicans. Hut this ilo.m uot indi
cate a "gold standard" victory, as
tho Oregonian would make you be
lieve. Oregon is safely republican
under ordinary conditions. It sup.
port republican policies adopts
at St, IiouiH in IS'. HI. iut this year
there were other principles over
rihutlowing all old ibHUt-s of parties.
It was not hiker, nor was it goh
It was a patriotic vtand by tli
pri'wiili'ut and congress, junt km the
proHkleut stood by Fit.hugh lid,
which was entirely non-pin tirmi
Tho pfoplo of Oregon were not tltv
b. rutin of iiKili'cting the preiudci)
iu his plans to free Culm, and re
garillt'H of Militicn hnvn votivl fc
ndminiHtratiou liit-ii.
I'llE HpIMlilltlilPIlt of uHutim i
tli lnd oIliiVH at In (Jrniiili Tli
DhIIih and Itunm wna held off un
til alter flection for txiliticnl elM't
Mai.y eittididtft f.r tlifmt pII'kvi
wt rt led to Ix-hove that Hny woul
remit' npiMiiiiiiiif i.in. hum was
doiin in t lit Iiom- of holding alt tl
nppliriinU and tlir frieinU i
hint with tin' Mitchell ropuMicnn
until aft r election. I'lia piormu
a ma In opliy theOregon cotigrewii
loiiil dehyntion, a majority
which wan controlled y Johu I
Mitchell, i n lu.lsl tin one ft
federal position in Oregon txcej
member of the Mitchell imihIi, an
tlo program Iim been carried on
to the letter. 1 lift olliiva linvt Iwy
filled only by men who woul. I nerve
M Itcueil. 1 lid w lIii of tlm peop
have been wholly ignored, lVn
diet. in Tribun.
a. a a. at.
w ho aimt a I omit Into )mr
camp, and ho Ii m given you th
I ilit ! api ak for Hit -i..Ie ' K..t
Men were of small moment this
ear in tho field of politics. Man
agement counted for nothing. The
people did not seem to care a fig
whether there was an ideal man n
the ticket or whether there waa
any management at all, or, in fact
whether it was good or bad. Ho
many agrocd that principle! were o
mote value than anything elso that
the victory is overwhelming.
Sez Corporal Bradey to Private McFlyon:
"Be gob, ye're a bad an!
Now tarn out your toes!
Ye're belt is unhoockit,
Ye're cap ii on crookit,
Ye may not be dhrunk,
But, be jabers. ye look it!
Wan two!
Win two 1
Ye monkey-faced devil, I'll jolly ye through;
Wan two!
Time mark!
Ye march like the aigle In Golden Gate park."
Sez Corporal Bradey to Private McFlynn:
"A aaint it ad sadden
To drill such a mugg!
Eyes front! ye baboon, ye!
Chin up! ye gossoon, ye!
Ye've jaws like a goat ' .
Halt ye leather-lipped loon, ye !
Wan two!
Wan two!
Ye whiskered orang-outang, I'll fix you!
Wan two!
Time-mark!
Ye've eyes like a bat; can ye tee in the dark?'
Bez Corporal Bradey to Private McFlynn:
"Ye're figure wants psdd'n
Sure, man, ye've no shape!
Behind ye ye're shoulders
Stick out like two boulders -Ye're
shins is as thin
As a pair of penholders I
Wan two!
Wan-two!
Ye're belly belongs to ye're back, ye Jew I
Wan two!
Time mark!
It WOuld I 'm "lr' C0B"' can't sphake, but I bark!"
Sez Corporal Brady to Private McFlynn:
"Me heart it ud gladden
To blacken ye're eye.
Ye're gettin' too bold, ye
Compel me to scold ye
'Tis halt! that I say
Will ye heed what I told ye?
Wan two!
Wan two!
Bo jabers, I'm dhryer thaa Brian Boru!
Wan two!
Time mark!
What's wur-ruk for chickens is sport for the
lark!"
Are too busy to suggest a new ad. for
this issue which speaks volumes for
them, but the goods are there, all first
class, and prices to match. Call in and
Mr. Rhea will see that you get what
you want.
The Pendleton Tribune says that
Morrow county went for McKinley
in 189G, 80 votes. Our average was
41 votes for McKinley, and this
year Casting about 200 Votes leSBi corporal Bradey to Private McFlynn
the reDnblican maioritv is increas- "I'linot stay a-gaddtn'
r , y
ed. Don't howl before you are
hurt.
33
Wid dagoes like you!
I'll travel no farther,
I'm dyln' for wather
Can ye loan me a quarther?
Ya'as, you,
What-two?
And ye'U pay the potheen! Ye're a daisy,
whurro!
You'll do
Whlst-mark!
Notice of Intention.
Land Officii at Ths Dalles, Oregon,
May.Sl, 1W8.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler ha filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before County Clerk, Morrow County, Oregon,
at Heprner, Oregon, on Saturday, July 9th,
1898, viz:
JOHN KILKENNY,
of Heppner, Oregon, H. E. No. 4392 for the SE
Sec 14 T 2 N R 26 E W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Barney P. Doherty, of Hepp.
ner. 0re20n. Jerrv Brosnan. of Heppner, Ore
gon, William B. Finley, of Heppner, Oregon,
Marry Bartholomew, oi ueppner, Oregon,
jas. r. Mount,
Register.
Highwaymen on Wheels.
A wheelman ot West 46tb street, New
York, wag attacked, robbed and left
senseless by two highwaymen mounted
on bicycles in Central Park. Repeated The regiment's ilathered to own ye, me spark."
.XAnnnl. nf rnhhorma he mon mr.nnl.v1 -Lt) VKENON, IU 8. F. tiamllier.
on wheels have appeared in the papers
in various parts of the oonntry. Those k- O.: State Senator T. O. Taylor, Dr.
depredators of the health, diseases of F. W. Vincent and two mining men from
the kidneys oud bladder will likewise Spokane left Pendleton this morning by
escape arrest and pursue their atrocious private oonveyanoe for the famous Black
career unchecked, unless they are ar- Butte mine in Fox valley, Grant oouuty.
rested by the potent intervention of The Kentlemen witl be Bbsent fully a
Iloetetter's Stomach Bitters, the finest week. It will require ubout two days to
dinrectio, as well as tonio, known to rjacb the mines, the distanoe being
modern times. It is at the start that about 125 miles. The trip is a very en
disease is the more easily overooma. i 'yable oue, the view obtained from the
Tbe use of'the Bitters is followed by the P of the Bine mountains repaying one
happiest results in dyspepsia, liver oom- for all tbe inconveniences and hardships
plnint and nervousness. of the journey
654-65
Notice of Intention.
Land Office at I'm Dalles, Oregon,
Mav HI. 1898
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
ll following-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support of
bis claim, and that said proof will be made
Deiore A. aiauory, u. . uommmeioner, amepp'
ner, Oregon, on Saturday, July 7, 1898 viz:
BERNARD . DOHERTY.
of Alpine, homestead application No. 3925, for
thebUNEandEgE!4 8ec3T IN R 26 I
W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, viz: Barney McDevltt, of Lexing
ton, Oregon, John Kilkenny, of Galloway, Ore-
eon, Chas. Van Winkle, of Galloway, Oregon,
bnwara uoncrty, oi Lexington, ureuon.
6M-65 JAS. F. MOORE,
Register,
IjOCALLV, tho Onzftto haa eu-
deavored to protnoto hi much har
mony as possible, in the contest for
oflices which has just been finished.
We must live together iu the fu
ture, aa we have iu the ast, as
neighbors. Thereforo the (iazetto
insists that its couro ha- been in
tho intcrcht of neighborhood fra
ternity, at tho aame time support
ing tho republican ticket.
BeaU the Klondike
Minimis N.fdcd. Mr. A. (J. Thomas, of Marysville.Tei.,
Mr. Hteiihen E. Ilnrton. of the Ameri- baa found a more valuable disoovery
can National lied Cross, and chairman 1 V, naa yei oeen mane in too rvionaiae.
ti n t in l or i tor years be suffered untold agony from
ui iuo ucuur vuunu onm uuuiuimwj, 00nsumt)tioD BCOouiDanied by bemorrh
wno, lOKfliuer wim un coliengne, Uuaa. ages, and as absolutely cured by Dr.
A. Bchieren, ei-mayor of Brooklyn, and King's New Disoovery for Consumption,
treasurer of the relief committe. heartily Umghs and Uolds, he declares that gold
indorsing tbe plan of tbe subscription, of little value io comparison to this
.i . i ii i-i i marvelous oure, would have it even if it
say. thai "from the deplorable ootid.. a hundred dollars a bottle. A.U.ma.
uons wnico now appear in oonrroni tne brouchilis and all throat and lung uc
nation, there Is every eviJenoe that all tions are positively cured by Dr. King's
the financial aid that is possible may be Ne" D'fOovtry tor Consumption. Trial
,. . . bottles free at h. J. Mlocnnva drug store,
needod in Ked Cross work." During the ... ,. i ii.,
franco Prussian war no leas than 13 to cure or price refunded.
millions of dollars were raised for and
spent by Ilia lied Cross society in earing
fur the sick and woondel, and io tbe
llnun rn.tri.l, ... 1? lllln.l LaKD OffK B AT LaUSAKD S. OKIHO!.
....... .p.,-. ., , lil IM
tRFBY 01VF.N THAT TI1K
nel srttler hu tlllwl notice
make tlnal itriNil In uniMirt
,l.,ll... n I of Ills claim, and lht said tirmil will b made
,.(''., V, U,IH,. flU I . . . . , . , , , ' , .......I 1. .
i in'iiin A, aatuiory, i iiiir-, rii,Tf v,iii hi i ii,i,i-r
into I ue inr orvsou at bi'ipiicr, ureguu, on July , ikum,
Tun Orogoniau niakos a wry fate
and hhvu that the "roinililifhn
party" ia not bi-iti rwognizod by
tho admmiatration. tcauio tin
Ori'Kotmn in aupiMirtini tho prra-
ciit organization thin your dooa Dot
uiako it any more republican than
it waa ulii'ii it Utltivl and tiiinl to
I a I a ria
ficci ortiiup to contjrcHs. iik
Oregonian is a ditty ahrtt that do
si-rvoa in dliiug.
S3 If Is natural for
ILo)j them to lose flesh
during summer.
Hut losing flesh is losing
Cround. (.an you sITord
to approach another win
ter In this weakened con
Union? Coughs and colds.wcak
throats ond lungs, conic
Quickest 10 those ufio are
thin In flesh, to those eas
ily chilicJ, to those who
have poor circulation and
feeble dig:iun.
NooNC iu VaaLinLiu is wciiy.
ing over th tiewa givru out by tli
iSpaniah govoriiini'iit that a lara
Spanish fl'H't la on th way to Ma.
t.ila. l.vm If it w- r tru, whi rN
Iu tl would t") dilTiTrid from mj
olL'.r uwg i c a out l-y thi Hpu.
ScqW
wJ
t:
tf fi text p cit nvith h)ftu
pSosphittt docs usi at Z
much gtHU in Murmur at !
in winter, u nuke iicrt
in AuguM a ell as April.
You certainly reed as
strontr nerveiln Julva in
January. And your mcik
throat and lungs thoulJ
healed and strength
crcJ stiihout delay.
as I ,.. t -4r I
i' TT a v , fc. . M a-w t
Notice of Intention.
Land Office at Ths Dallis, Okkhon,
Mav 9. im.
XTQTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
i'l lollowing-named settler has died notice
nl her intention to maks Hnul nrool in suiinort
ol her elaiin, and that said prool will be made
Deiora j. w. Morrow, 1 omuyuierK.il ueppner,
Oremin. on Baturdav. June 18. 1H98. vis:
Josle Flsi'her, of lone, Homestead application
No. 4X14, lor the nS se'4 sec.o, and nvi tv seo,
4, tp. I B , r. U K, W, M. .
hue names tne loiinwing witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon ana cultivation
of said land, vli: Ered W, Halslger, Edward
Keller, A. J. McVay and Paul Bulsiger, all oi
lone, Orcguu,
jas. r. xuuiu,
4S-A9 Keglster.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Many of as renumber ths maguifloent V"0TK E is HER
work done by the sntntarr ooinmisslon ,ti hlshiiTu.Mi to'm
Io our oivil war,
oontributi'ina were poured
treasury oi uie commission now me HENRY WAIE
pHpU ahonld respond as promptly and J jt!,'. res 'uJ se' n'4
patriotioallf aa then. I Ha iiunn Hie lullowlnc wltnrsiws to prnva
Tl., -i.i. ...... ll,.... n"'-urn'""' r.-.i.ie.,e. uk sua riiimaiuui
" -w,-u w ui iin. '' l ill u, inn. I, vu: nuli'r a.iumh. jut ic ins,
KhJ Cross fuud should call oo Joe Wil
liams at the postotlln. Kfery psrson
who subsorilxs II will get a eopy of
"Tbe AeaoUde" or kiss ot Columbia b
siowtii upon Infant tnba. It is a
beautiful pioture and is worth ten tinea
lb donation. Kwy cent is oar J for the V01!,' ,w "KKKBY ilVE .that the
II I.. I li.m l,i.ita,l mIIIm hmm Al.t nnlU. nf
etrenf sil k and wonndej Soldiers and his Inltiillnn tn mak Snai pro.il la support ol
Cubans.
John Kdmards, A. U. nUmp , all ( rieppuer,
lirrami. a. n. uRtihtt,
Keglstcr,
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Laso Orrirs AT LiOsn, Oasuow,
Krtiutly Sa s ho.
fs'ctri'U ran.lv ('altiarno, tli1 moat won.
dtrful in ili. ul ili. nvTv of lli avi', pii-aa-
ant ami rlr.-wliinw ( Oh' lan'c. a. I c'iiuy
an. I ii.i4iUv''ly on H Iiipm, vrr and ImiwiI,
.. , ....... .1.. ....M . . . 1 1 a .... I -nl.la
, .... --,-.,-,-.. lir..,,-
vur liifulaatti. ipvit, Imiiliniil mnatlatloti I "
an t hi iitiin'. I'lras" liny and try a boi
ol t. t". t' t- la: IO. A i-rnia. Hi
gnaraiiUMHl Ui rum by all ilru gisla
I Ins rlalm. and that Mid pn.. will be aixl h.
lurs in l ouuty ( Ins ol Mnrraw ixmiily, Ora
'in, at llripiirr, irruii, on July a, na, vlt:
mi,
IIKMKV K Hal
IM No io i.,r tha 8 Nkv. SEi fWi
S V HK. hrr.v. lp6S K T,. K. Il
namra Ida following oltnrw. Io proa till
rontluiioiis mlileni' iil"i and cultlllon ol
mm.A l. k.i 111. kail T A ll.l.b.ll
iiors flurry, Will MiSftwl., all ol llrppucr,
ld and
E. W. Bastlitt,
Htir,
Muisincusr urn k. S
I 1'iery nw tuhaonbsr if tli Oa-
) li lts, or old on rnrwlng, will (e V
? a a pr'tuiuta a o T of "The Oroal
S iVbata U'ltwi Hurt an I Uervoy. ?
S Tlila was una i't 111 ireatral mn I
f Irstt of tbe kind In this ags. Ttia S
C )'aprial 'tFtiii (a Mralnfl in
( piilitira slid fan want this tH.k. It I
v Is biMtail brally In ppf and lelaila C
i i r 50 rvnta lbs world tirr, 0m
early lirforw all tba rerulitrna era
I gonss Tbe Intealmrlil la bill I.'
ewb.
I Tns rtTaj.. Tra. Co. i
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
LtKD orrii a at Tmi Dun- Oasoo.
Mar XI Wt
Votii n u iiruraY oivrx ihatiiie
follow tuf liamnl rlllrr baa fllrd hollrf
Ills litiniiioa Io aiaaa flual prool In anpiort i
hia ( lalin, and thai aald prool III l-f ma.la l
lo la Ilia t ouiitj t Ink, at llrppuar, trron, un
Sa,!urtlay, Julv . I" vl
It A II II L HrSi.K.
lot r ri wr u. and s aw v, ec. s
I 1p i a. a. : I w. M.
I Ha iiamra tl. loiloalns aitnnaiw to mii
1st r.,i.tiioifoia r.-iiM nt-iia an, rotlliaiton
i nl aald land. f ' .Otf W.Mmlth.ol Ikms
, ti, lo.aoti. Jai-od l.lnal ol l-r Hilton. Or.
! ". ll Satrit.ni. ol trtliiiloii, (Itrall,
Jamra Hiuan, ol lrtli.Uin Orrfon
.-.' J Aa. , M'Misr.
Krg lilrr.
VsV
V)
m
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
'r. R. HOWARD'S
Heppner, Oregon.
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It,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
H TFIK COUNTY COURT OK THE STATE
t of Ort-Kiin, tor Morrow county.
Iu ths matUir ol the estate oi William Cox, de-
rraaed:
The undertlinod havlns len appolntet by
the county court of the Htale of Orcuon, for Mor
row county, administrator oi the estate oi
William dm, (leceasml, notice Is hereby given
to the creditors of. and all persons having claims
aiinlnst said dweaard, to present them yerlfled
a. required tiy law, within six months after ths
hrst puniii'Riinn ol tnis nonce to sain adminis
trator at his plsceol resldeaca eight miles south
ol lone, Oregon,
Administrator ol tha estate oi William Cox, de
ceased.
Dated May 12th, im. 48-M
Notice of Intention.
t AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES. OREGON,
I j M a. lima. Notice Is herebr riven that
the following named settler has filed notice of
her liitciitlou to make Anal proof In support of
her claim, and that said prool will be made
in-fore J, w. Morrow, county ricrs.ai tit'ppner,
Oregon, on Friday, June n, vi:
MINNIE M. ANIH.F.WH, oi Heppner:
llomi-atcad tppllrsllon No, HIT I, for tha KKIa.
Kfi- .'1. I t n. K V K a a,
rhe names the lollnwlug witnesses to prnT
her Fontlniioua residence upon and cultivation
ol said laud, vis: A. O. Bartholomew, W llllam
H. hlnley, Allen a. lioiinion and Koben f.
Hynd, all ol Iki pner, Oregon.
JAS. r. MOORE.
4S7. Register,
Notice of Intention.
I.ahI) Orrit s at LaUbarps, OasooN.
Mar . Iieat.
V'OTICE IH HFREBY OIVEN 1 ll AT THE
i following-named settler has filed bollra of
his. entlon t-i make Html proof In support nf
hlsri.'ui, and lhal said prool will I uia.lr ba
lora tha "ounty t lerk ol Morrow county. Dra
gon, at Hi , nnrr, Oregon, on June 'ii, vu
Kllhiir T ler, Hd. No lor thtnwseo.
Jl.twp. IS. t.K. W.M.
It name, the following wllnetsra Io prove
Ma contl.iiions rralilrnca upon and cultivation
of said land, ts: Jamra W. La.hey, Henry
V anderpool, John McCnUotigh, iNtvid McCuf-
lough, all ol Heppner, Oregon.
E. W, FUaTi.aTT,
ia . Hrgtater.
ill war M n an. I tin voti ali.o4lJ
naas. alw)a
bl'UMoNS.
I ji th nm i it rot itr or the iAti
I a i iitrgoii, .. ih. t mly ol Morrow.
Valll la .. II, l lamliH.
I
lalrt .l. t"'. IVfrlnlanl.
, u H.MM .lfrl tlni-letlt
I 1 1 ll,e laNr iH Ibe aiale .4 Hrreoa t.illal
' b.t.l.i 114.11ml Iu aitaf ail aoawrt IIi.i-imu
.lot 1. r-l a
S11ER1FM SALE.
VIVTH I IS HIKFRY OIVEN THAT BY
i virtue ol an elevation and order ol fr
it u
lamed by the clerk of the Circuit
C.mrt ol Ihr Croiniv ol Morrow, "tale ol re-
r,.n dated tha 2Tlh ilav of Mar. !. In a erf
lain a. lino Hi the In nil Court for said County
and mala, whrreln Jamra June and Jamre
j.oiea aa administrator ol the paiala ol e!eoii
Jonea dn-raae.1 plalntllT. wmrml Jlolgtnelll
train.! iient. W. Swanart. Mllilred J eaag
art. K H Hl.hop, aaaigiieaof tiworge W . Swag
(art, luaolvrut debtor, J t . Morrow, the Ore
gon reliaat and Navigation Company, a ror.
laitallon. and I'al uoald. ilrl. n.UnU. lor Ihi
im ol To Th"'ia.d l"ir Huinlred Nlnrlv
1 wo laiilara. with Inierrat Ihamtn at the rat
1 is pr cent per annum lrtm the lth day o
Irhrnary, lua. and tl further sum ol Ten
llin1rr1 Kortr iHillara aitoruet s (era. and
r.la and dl.l'iirarmriila tatr.1 at Tarnlr Fl
Ih.iiara. mi thr lattt ilav m rri.ruarv I'.
N..li. I. brrrby given thai I alii on Oatii
lav. Ih J Ih dal id June, !), at I ot lm k. i
l ol aal.l al Ihe Iroi.l ,,,r vl lb .
himai in H'l 1 on. Morrow rouniv. orrgoo. ar
I to ai ir ai'.l aoawrl lha row I at t-ubiir annion to lb hirheat 1. 1 1. let lot re.h
11 1. 1 (. ii Iu tha alaive ri.lllir I , i, Itai d. th. loilow lug drarrlhe.1 pp'pertr It.
C0NSER & WARREN,
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
A complete stock of pure and fresh drugs al
ways in 6tock. Careful attention paid to rilling
of prescriptions.
NEW DRUGS
W e are receiving a New Invoice ol Goods almost every day. Our Rapldlr
Offiss v',' F;;.rn,ly our M
Otir JStcitlonory
Department
I Complete
Wlisn In Heppner itlve tm i ostti
Slocum Drug Co.
THE m OF BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of....
HOP GOIvD
Jnd now the entire world
Knows this perfect vroduct
As the Star Brewery beer.....
I On draught at
I all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Ws.hU.,., l.,p,rt,.wl)t0.
attlpel' for III llaicil. Tl.w lalval 1 '" l'or the Srai ilav ,4 tl.a ,i ih north aaal .ii.artri ol mm tloa leu lint
I '' "'"' ,"" o a"' e"irt lowil or , in lowi..M. two l.'i
p..na rant Iwenfy S
W aaia ale.
If Iwior ilia sh ilar .H "rel . la. and II tort lall t ;. mm lliauwii awiMlsn, ail la Morrow
w ant u.i
t-.aii.iia tl,a title U i...
It. awat la l Sallow Mil
nav Ha nar.aaarv an aallalr ISa aald ludt
at! iannra Jonre
a. I. eir. 1.
I .f a 4ere tratlns
! . ih tai nl anqtl. awat W an itoa I Mi
I la ., n.Mp I h-.tlh rar... fi last, w I ml. la . , aa
re. iainiiC will ap ilonalv Ireafon 1akn and lll in aa
n e, au.im tl, a utla la n,. er.-n.rtv i tha aaid lj--ra W awasaari
OIH awat W ol talli.ll M l,lrw.1 I taui.rl at L at winrh thera4
II V Naui.H .1..!. L, i,iKiUa anlhorlili f rial. .HIT Hi nam UCe to .nl In lavo ol Jamra JoMa and ia
lfl.am.lll BM... Ml.. . . ,1 li ll. - . I.. I...-,... nl t K fj.,ln. ImiM
HiB'si fl' BS Itifea t Svt ol.l B', Ir IO SOW ( rr.i. I a w .i l J .ti ai.-l j.r,.,.f I .Unwl ml asainat l..rv t. mrt
... J . -. ., . . , k . mll. ,, lW.a !Si..mi wa, , art. rt al . owih. aux all
Id J.iae l.dn, fiit l,i'B e vl 'SI li J any ! I'd ... w H.ahn.e. maeta tl at l.a.e ar ma, a.-
rrarkil ll, All liavii'f In u Ira wil . -. '-".- r'-n-i -"..e. ..'r ri.
lle1 ILli.
til'
4 ,. .ih lai .li.i i. I o h
."5 IT t u. I H i i., al Ui i'.f,'.tr"'
K l. m tTI K ahrn;
III S Mtli., lfllT
Notice of Intention.
I tap nrrn s sr l.t Oatatis. (s. ..a.
NOIK t la Hrk'RY i.ivrss Viut'ii
,,l low ii. c ian.r. artllrr liat Rlrd Itollia
td tier liitouttort Ui niak anal .rMil In eniHiit
nl her claim, and tl.at said ptwl will ha o.le
l'ore lit a Cvinly I lark nl Morrow roomy,
lirreon. at Hr -ur, tref nn, aa July i
fl.UA i. wtHfToar. lortnetly H,uM J.
Ho) .
Hit o tit. ii. r tne trv sw.sw ti, tiwv
m and wa m ae f, tf I a I I j
ah natnaa th ..iioali. allnMara tn rm.
hrr rnnttnnoiie rael'ti. tun arul rnli,.i.
ol aal I land, t John H ki lrr. 1 ..a Val
l-k. tk idf and tmaia aliriiB, all ill
ll.l ptwr, vrrivn.
E w . 8iTtrrr
k'4 i M.'tt
Notice of Intention.
I ir.itn.a tf las lu.tt. m.,..,,
oi ha liiUntius l. make Snal tn.il in
m..i. l-..r. J, W. Morrow, toant, i (,
at Hri.arr,trrr.a.H Saturday June fc, m,'
Jrfrrann H Krvvwa.nl lt.et.ew tl .
ai v mation a, lot tha a w, aw i. are it and
SyV - a "4 a. ,a.i.2t. ta. .
hiar.llnwnaaraaMenrw er-.n.r, ,m,.um
'l1'": 'l',K M MI..,...M
J T" U"'S'". e.m( a. J, n,
thaa, u Mry -Ht, crr-a-on. 1
iA. 1 Uranst
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