The Gazette.
Tuesday, August 2, 1898.
TUB FIBST
HISTORY OF HEPPNER
AND
MOUROW COUNTY,
Now In Preparation by
The Heppner Gazette,
Will Be Published About Acuust 15.
The object of this work is to advertise
Morrow County and the city of neppner
with a view of interesting capital and
energy In the development of our re
sources. It will be published in maga
zine form, and complete in every way,
giving a full description of the county
and our prosperous city.
News comes from Germany that
Miss Lulu K unit el, the St. Louis
girl who recently won first prize
in the graduating class at the
Koyal Conservatory of Music in
Brussels, Belgium, was the only
American in a class of forty pupils,
gathered from all over the world.
Judging by her name, the young
lady must have as much German
blood in her arteries as any of her
classmates, but it evidently has a
higher oxygenation, so to speak
German blood electrified by Amer
ican air. If Emperor William
f?ver sends an army here we will
get uerman-Americane to go
against it, just to teach the world
that when a German has been here
Beven years, he has thrown off all
his old self, all but the foundation,
and the new fibers that he has
taken on are so different from the
old that be is a new being who can
lick a German on sight. Salt Lake
Tribune.
LATEST TELEGRAPH.
Brief War News, Tele
graphic News Notes,
Etc., Etc.
It is understood tbe Canadian govern
ment baa made representations to tbe
authorities at Washington regarding tbe
oondition of affairs at Dawson and otber
points along tbe Yukon. According to
reports, tbe Canadians say they will not
be responsible (or any disasters 'but may
ooonr to American oitizens by uason of
large numbers becoming stranded, and
they urge tbe government to take some
action to check tbe exodus as well as to
prepare to bring down a large Dumber
of the stranded miners before winter
sets in.
Maurice B. Atkinson, of New York,
who started to tbe Klondike by way of
the Asboroft trail, has returned here,
with the story that 500 prospectors are
stranded at a point about 700 miles from
Asbcroft. Beyond one or two parties,
who took in large outfits, tbe men are
living on tbe most stinted rations. Mr.
Atkinson says that tbe attention of tbe
Canadian government will be called to
tbe desperate situation in whioh the
gold-seekers are in.
IN THE HEFPNEK HILLS.
It is the opinion of President
McKinley and members of his
cabinet that the friction between
Gen. Shatter and Gen. Garcia, who
commands the Cuban insurgents
in the Santiago district, which led
to Garcin's withdrawing his troops
and announcing that he had
tendered his resignation to Gen.
Gomez, the commander-in-chief of
the iusurgonts, is more the result
of misunderstanding than any
thing el ho. Uen. Shutter's instruc
tions aie to treat the insurgents in
a military way. It is nonsense for
Garcia to pretend to bo disgrunt
led bocauso Santiago was not turn
ed over to tho insurgents. It has
been made plain to him and all of
tho other iusurgout loaders that
tho United Statos intend to assume
military control of Cuba as fast as
it came into our possession, and to
retain that control until such time
as all the residents of Cuba could
be nivcn Rn opportunity to eipress
themselves as to how and by whom
tliev would be governed. Lt was
because of doubt that tho insurg
cntii reproHoutod a majority of tho
readouts of Cuba that President
McKinley strovo ho hard atd sue
rPKhfully to prevout congress pro
viding for tho recognition of the
iiiHiirgont government
IIKCOVKHY or IUI K TAX EH.
Wool Is Moving and the Wheat Crop In Be
ing Harveated.
From the Orcgonian.
Columbus A. Rhea, pioneer stockman
and bunker of Heppner,. is on a brief
trip to Portland, and says that tbe Mor
row county eeotion is highly prosperous.
Wool at Heppner Is beginning to move
a little $20,000 worth was sold last
Saturday at 12 and 13 cents. James
Jones sold the wool from 10,000 of his
sbetp, and several otber smaller lots
have been sold. Bat William Fenland
is holding his 250,00J pounds, and most
otber growers are holding theirs, be
lieving that prices will advance. Woo)
is advancing in Europe, and tbe Hepp
ner price could go up 5 oenta in tbe
grease without getting above tbe level
of the soonred. Mr. Rhea thinks that
wool will rise in price as soon as it gets
into the hands of tbe speculators, as it
did last year. Tbe banks of Eastern
Oregon have plenty of money, so that
wonlgrowers do not have to sell. There
are four wool buyers at Heppner at pres
ent, but there is no competition among
them. In fact, it is otherwise. Mr,
Uhea's wool is in Ban Francisco, and he
is holding it with every assurance of
getting a better prioe than now prevail
ing.
Stock elieep are ready sale at Hepp
uer, but few are for sale. James Sniythe
has bought 13,000 ewes and lambs to
ship to Nebrauka, paying 82 a bead all
around. This is a good prioe for lambs
only a few months old. It used to be
they did not omit, but were thrown in
with the mother.
Tbe wheat harvest is now in full blast
in Morrow county, being two weeks
earlier than nsnal. The grain is plump,
and there is lots of it. Tbe market price
bni not been fixed ns yet, but Morrow
onuuty farmers are in good cirouiiiBtun
ons, am do not have sell. Land i
olieap up there, tbe climate is good
(hips aro low and the cost of livirg Is
comparatively nothing.
Ibi' l'al ! Abt-ad J 1 7.T& Through lbi
VigtUarc ot Jailgfl Harthulnxtw.
In KH lbs N. r. II. II Co liateJ their
lands in this county fur taiatlon as (boy
bad !o for lb two years previous, but
Irfor the lime for payment of th ti
tbe courts rendered a decision that they
wera t.ot liable for tbe tax, and, ooose-
Ui titlv.tliar refused or oegleotat! to pay
lb aatua. When Judas lUrtbolomew
cnuie luto offle in 1-KJ he dUoovereJ
that tits stale Ui on ltiae lands had Iko
paid by tbe ootinlv treasurer before this
devmlon rendered, and that the
p.. .inly was out 1217 75. lie bad a bill
tit reliif prepared by lUpreeentsttve
!roi,ln be presented I') tbe legislature,
In reimburse the county, but the legula
tore tailing In nrgviil. the plan did not
iiiatprialitA At lb last araaion of the
roiinty court tbe N P. II K. Co. pre
eiilml petition reipeating the eanrla
li,n of the lal' S on lb gronnd that
lliey were a rln1 npon tbe till of tbe
citiii)'s land, and twins! (teetered
llb-gal should I eanelli, Tbe court
m ')r, feoltiDf tbe fail that the
e0. . pail this stale lei and was
S'lll d.'iirlt.l nf II. and that when the
iM'tnty eboiild wlva Hits aamnot i
1217 75 lb balance would Im eanolled
A fv J aittea a ebec was received
fr.'tu M l railroel cmpaiif for the above
am on, I, and at lb lie it term of the
intnly court ll remainder will be ran-
elle., as per lb condition f lb order i
i!d
Personal.
George Perry of Lone Bock li in town.
Hugh Fields, the iheepman, iiin Heppner.
Charles Beamer of Eight Mile, came in Mon
day. M. 8. Coriigal from Galloway was in town the
last of the week.
Mr. and Mra. I. R. Eatab were in town Satur
day from Gooaberry.
Chaa. Ingraham, the lone druggist, spent the
Sabbath in Heppner.
Tunis Swlck and wife, from Cottonwood, were
in on business Saturday.
Oscar Minor and family started for the Pitch
creek resort this morning.
Fred Schilling, who lias been in Montana
aheepsliearlrjg, has returned.
Andy Tillard arrived home thi forenoon,
looking hotter than the weather.
Kobt. Beard, who has been in the Coeur d'
Alene country for gome time, arrived home this
morning.
Jake Young, who came in from Eight Mile
last Saturday, nays harvest is in full blast in
that section.
A. H. Bchwalm and W. G. Hynd made final
proof of their claims before County Clerk Craw
ford yesterday.
Mr. Otis Patterson, will return Sunday to re
main over the first of the week on account of
unfinished business.
Add Mattison returned from McDufley springs
yesterday. He reports the Heppneritea there
feeling "out of sight."
W. G. McCarthy, who was mentioned aa the
possessor of two corneal ulcers in the right eye,
how lias three in the left.
Mlsa Wills Minor came in from Ditch Creek
Saturday. On her return Sunday morning she
was accompanied by Mr. Irwin.
Johnny Cresman came in from Long Creek
Saturday with his teams and reports the roads
very rough, especially on this end.
Mrs. L. B. Plants of Milton, arrived on this
morning'a train, and will visit for some time
with her sister, Mrs. S. P. Garrigues.
H. Scherzinger came to town Saturday. He
reports crops being harvested at a lively rate,
and aheep are doing fine in the mountains.
Should a littlo white-haired urchin be found
roaming the streets or hillsides, kindly return
him to the Gazette office and receive reward.
Miss Zoe Patterson has gone to Walla Walla
for a months' visit with relatives before joining
her parents in their new home at The Dalles.
Frank Bell was in town Saturday and reports
la lour headers and thresher running full blast
on a crop that he invites any part of Oregon to
rival.
Mra, Geo. Swaggart returned from Portland
this morning, and reports her daughter slightly
improved, although her condition is yet con
sidered serious.
Dr. Hunlock came in from the mountains
again Saturday, but failed to contribute to our
budget of news Items. Should he come town
agalu we will corral him.
Mr. M. Brlerly, of Monument, spent the first
of tho week in town. He reports that 4.0U0 head
of lambs, at 2 per head, were sold in the vicin
ity of Monument last week to J. M. Hager of
our town.
Mr. Hynd had occasion to visit the vicinity of
lone and Lexington this week and reporta the
crops yielding beyond expectation. Considera
ble has b een delivered already to the Douglas
warehouse of excellent quality.
Beginning yesterday, Mr. J. C. Borchers aa-
iiiines entire control of the Palace hotel, Mra
Von Cadow retlrelng. Mr. Borchcra will con
tinue to run the hotel up to the standard to
which it baa attained aa aatrictly first-class
house.
Mist Fay Bartholomew is in the mountains,
ruOOd'S
Restore full, regular action sassav as
of the bowels, do not Irri- 19 I B f
tate or Inflame, but leave III 5?
all the delicate digestive or- m m m
ganlnin In perfect condition. Try them. rents.
Prepared only tiv U. L Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass.
W. F. MATLOCK IN PENDLETON.
Tbe Maiquam Orand, on Morrism
street in the Marqaam building, is under
excellent management and the public
will be royally entertained tbie winter.
New companies and new faces will ap
pear from time to time at this popolar,
first-class theatre of Portland, and when
in Portland our denizens should not fail
to take in eome ot tbe fine dramas that
will be presented. tt
SALVATIONISTS V. HI HINKSS MKN.
Dealer Do Nut Like Their Evening Street
Meetliu.
IVmlletiiii Kepiililliaii.
War seeiui to be on between the Hal
vation Army and some of the Malu street
business men.
Tbe army has been holding forth night
It near the sidewalk on Main street, in
front of the Pendleton shoe store. This
has been the ountoro since the barracks
were established here, and as a result it
baa been scarcely possible for passers-by
to crowd through. Lilies generally
take the other side of tbt street .
This, of coarse, hurt business, and
some of lb dealers hav lately been
lighting email Ores in front of their
boii to force the .Salvationists to move
to lesa smoky quarters. This only mad
tbe street ineetiugs last longer than before.
A Dumber of lm dues men were seen
and lb tuaj irity thought the tneetiugs
hurt their business to some eiteot.
Meesrs. Iletnntt and Keiuter, two leading
grocers, bad no obj 'cti ins In tbe open
air merlin-, bill the iuj irltjf seemed to
think they were being imposed upon.
It t ttiongbl that an ordinance will be
proposed at tb neit ooaooil meeting
which will settl lb trouble.
He Relates Many Things of interest to the
People Here.
East Orcgonian.
W. F. Matlock surprised bis many
friends by arriving in Pendleton this
morning instead of waiting until oext
week. He will remain bere for a weel
or so, during w hioh time be will make
bis headquarters at Hotel Pendleton.
Mrs. W. F. Matlook, who is in excellent
health, remained in Bkagway.
Mr. Matlock on his way home stopped
over at Juneau, 100 miles this side of
Bkagway and purchased a lot and build
ing for 82,750, tbe site of a brewery
which will be owned and operated by
Wes Matlook and Antcne Fisber, tbe
latter of whom formerly was employed
in this city by William Roesoh. This
property was purchased from the direct
ors of tbe Presbyterian oburch of
Juneau. It is the first cborch built in
Alaska by a religious denomination,
with tbe exception of tbe old mission
oburohes, wbiob were partially by
government aid.
Mr. Matlock will purchase machinery
in Portland for tbe Juneau brewerv, and
also additional machinery for the brew
ery Bt Skagway, owned by himself and
Bob 0. Smith, of Portland.
Mr. Matlock left Bkagway on July
19th, the day prior to the death of F. V.
Reid, who bad been shot by "Soapy"
Smith. Mr. Matlock called upon Mr.
Reid a couple of times on tbe day he
left. The wounded man knew that bis
end was near, but took it philosophic
ally, as though realizing that it was
something to be always prepared for in
a city like Bkagway, filled with reckless
men.
Tbe railroad is in course of oonstruot
ion from Bkagway inland, with Dawson
Oitv as the proposed terminus. Mr.
Matlock has a number of fine photo
graphs of street scenes in Skngway,
wbicb give a person a much better idea
of tbe city than could be obtained in any
other manner
Mr. Matlock will return to Alaeka in
the fall and spend tbe winter there, but
he does not by any means consider that
bis borne. "My interests are bere," he
said, "and here is where I expect to live
after I get through in Alaska. Bkagway
can never be a very big city, but it will
be and is a good distr ibnting point for a
big mining onuntry. It is my ambition
to return to Pendleton and put up a
number of good business blooks
Qonoerning the death ot "Soapy"
Smith, Mr. Matlook said it was a good
it.! J IL...I . U 1 .1 T.l TT
..iiik.M.JK.i,.,nih Mr. Fred K. ma v" u" " J: rail v.
Bartholomew, within a few daya. The exees- lieu Will Oe deplorea. Mr. mid woilia
sive heat won for Mrs. Bartholomew thesympa- 00t have been killed if his revolver had
thy other boarders, who have encouraged her t Buap 8ll Bnd ,Bi,ea to eIpl0(i8 ,bo
I U'tWeUgn 11115 inn i, iiujq ua oiiouiwvou w
C. M. Charlton, who hni been ojourninic wun , . Hmifh
... .i... - U ,.l ... A. (ntneiistitlff visit I
imnepa-i mum.. ... a-th m.u tha uaur4
lln h. l,nut concluded to airaln settle in thle "'"' u....
etlon. and while he expects to spend the next William lloagle and mil lioisrian are
lew weeks in the Interior, his family will reach j0 taftj oountry. The first unraed struok
herosoonfromSHlem tor 11.0 purpose oi maanig , q f(j1 cantry
Heppner tl.cir nome. ,, uiu M. Ml?-I la n.nl.
n si nr. .... I u.,I..m'i i.ariiiaiiani I "
llv.rv .table ..ronrlctora. having disposed of his ,u "Ver mo ir... iur. iut..,,u u3 ,u-
Interests there, came to Heppner Saturday, with oreasen Ult weigm id nupiuucu. :ur.
the Intention of Identifying himself with this MoBriuu's friends will romrobr tb it hn
country. He will spend a lew weeks .amuiariz- , hsavvweiaht in Pendle
, l.l l, ...111. ..i.bti.nlnaAnlilV Mr I
1I1K I1IIIIBCH Willi VI. c n... ...n".. uv....... . I .
tiiiiiil. .mum to aniiruclate the opportunities 1
of this country. Mr. and Mrs. H. I 8wggtrt, of
Eugene Frcelaml, of tho First National bank, Athena, returned from Alaska on the
again with us. He made his Intended rounds , ,11.1 Mr. Matlork. and
. . . l 1.1. ...I A I
ol i.usiness aim iuea..i c..........Cu. . , f. . TOi,um.f l
u.,,1 l, ....,) a renewal n( old acuualutaiice. ... .....
ship. While the surroundings had the same old ley. Tbey tHj they had an "elegant
harm, he feels that Eastern Oregon tins its ad- enough ' of Alaska, and that Athena IS
antagea. from a business point ' vl. ovef good euough for tbera from this time on.
Houinern uregou.
airs. on l aouw rrurrii ir.iui ne ..munK.'. ..-... . ,. . ThU
.if ii.m l.l...e hiit.il vi..t..r.lav. Since belli eon- I
necte.1 with the town she has shown the ability e cuur one hundred dollars reward
of an exrwrleueeil business woman, and, not- for any Case of catarrh that Cannot be
will, .uniting the iind.rnmate conditions, due 01lnH oy ,,rB Catarrh Cure
lo ine nuaiucNs tiepreMiou m nani iniiurn, mr
Ainintitiiiv In iii.iinr.1 f.l that she would
eventuall) crown her efforts with aucves. ami He, tUe uuderelgued, have known r,
rust that the opportunity will present ttaell I J. CbeneV for the last 15 years, hud be-
when she will he again Installed In bu.lues In ,,eve ,llm perf,,0y honorable in all busl
IransNotion and financially able to
oarry out any obligations made by tbei
firm.
rvervbody Kays ho. I West A Tru.x, lioleaale I'rtitigisls,
XOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
TOTI('E 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
1' undersigned, administratrix of the estate
ol fc. b. !-Hlina. deceased, has hied her htial re
port and will make final settlement of her ac
counts with said estate as such administratrix,
at the next term ol the County Court of Morrow
county, to be holden at the court house at
Heppner, in said county, on the Cth day of
sepiemoer, A. u. lS'M, at l o cloct p. m.
71-78 ARTEMISIA BALING,
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOR
i the purpose of making an examination of
an persons wnomayouer tnemselves as canal
dates for teachers of the schools of this county
and for Btate and life diplomas, the county
school superintendent thereof will hold a pub
lic examination at the court house at Heppner,
opening vieuueauay, August intn. at i:sup. in,
JAY W. SHIPLEY,
71-lt School Supt., Morrow Co.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Li undersigned administrator of the estate of
J.U. lOiiiiK. deceased, has tiled his mini ac
count and will make a settlement of the same
as such administrator, at the next teim of the
County Court of Morrow county. State of Ore
gon, on Tuesday, the 0th day of September, 18W,
atno cioeua.nl. ti. u. uai,
1-78 Administrator.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
The Leader
Of Course!
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A good, clean stock, bought at reasonable figures,
rff
is a joyiorever. inarswnai
you'll find at
The man that Loads 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
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T. R. HOWARD'S I
The Beginning of this
New Year 1898.
Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon,
July 21. 1898,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
followiiiE-named settler has Hied notice
of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before V. Crawford, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on Tuesday, September 6, lif!8, via:
JAMES W. HILTON, of Hardman,
Homestead Application No 4ar3 for the Nu
SW'4 Hec 22 and EH SE! Sec at, Tp 6 S, R ati
EW M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Reuben Allen, A. H. Allen,
Emery Sperry and John Howell, all ol Hard
man, Oregon.
JA3. F. MOORE,
68-80 Register.
m
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Is. 1. IIOWAKD'S
Heppner, Oregon.
That 14-Year Old Stuff,
Kohn's Best,
On Tap Down at The
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Notice of Intention.
Telephone
Saoon
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
July21.18'..
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN 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 V. Crawford, county uierK, at neppner,
Oregon, on 1 uesnay, aeptemncr t, iw.i tiz:
ALBERT HENRY ALLEN, of Hardman,
Homestead Application No 4119 for the K'A
SWi and E'i SWfc Sec 29, Tp 5 8. R 26 E W M.
He names the following witmwes to prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultivation
of said land, viz: J. vi. Hilton, Dan nice,
Emery Kperry and John Howell, all of Hard.
man, Oregon.
68-SO A3. F. MOORE,
Register.
If IS HAHB GOODS
New Stnnd, City Hotel BuildiDg,
IvOW TII,I,ARD, Prop.
F00TS AND SHOES!,
D
THE PLACE TO GET THEM IS OF
On tbe spcoml attempt be
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at The Dalles, Opegon,
July 11. 1i8.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
followiiur-iiained settler has Hied notice of
her Intention to make final proof in support of
her claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore A. Mallory, II. H Commissioner, at Hepp
ner, Oregon, on i uesnay, Aiiirusi at, in'js, via:
MARTHA C. EMRY.
formerly Martha O. Hosklns, of Heppner,
Homestead Application ro. renin lor tne
NW'i and N W Hec 1. To 6 8. R 2ci E W M.
Htie names the following witnesses to prove I
her continuous residence upon and cultivation I
of until liiiul, vifi: Hoin,nin Prk,v. ITmuIc I
wnro, Kooert Kingntou ana tmry Bperry.au
ot HHnunan,. uregou.
(7li J AS. r. MtMlKK,
Register.
ivr. ivicnxii:aAiivrv co.
They have anything in this line tliat you may desire and you can depend on it you get a
puuu ui neit) wuuu iney guarantee it,
SHOES I1N ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Old Sund, Main Street Repairing a Speoialty
Htwald Apply la All.
Morrow county 1m'fs, Its Jrbl Jnr
fn( the total y"r .',iO0 ami (lis tai levy
la lnir than il has lnu for nan ysars
Morruv county hat shook, li tu catling
lU scrip op l H mouths ago, soil is
graliially iplnT nul its Jntt. Tlis
rviiinly Kiyiriiroul islx-iui alniioialrJ
lib ,omoiiif au I with Iba oljol of
(riling county out of iUM. A mors
arsMt (T irl slioiit.l lis ru Is In Uma
tilla county to cuck Ha Initsliifiloi
an I save la lbs tsipayrs from l.tsXI Ut
U,t') ysar, bo bsinf paii unt on
atvonnl of ItilnrMl oo outilaiiilint sorip,
nacb i'( bkb It ssaily Ihrts tsar olJ
ByMMilUin lbs paytuanl of 'li pr ril
lit lolrrral tof ty Jollaf of orl( Callri
a,.l caucsilinl - l.asl Orstfouian.
A I tar Mrs.
' 1 I tasm I! h-I'i hstaapafllla koj
l.T, f itiii I il iih.Ulfol OtnlM-llia. II
Lm rutt I In i f ill-l-la lb bltb I
a, Ifi.oliU.I fol ( ysats I cuiilj sal
l.ar llf ati)llou- flo.ut ttal snffcrtnf
I.lsI ra bo rat lh harltl fn and
my liral h Is " M T. WUt;
At, .11, 1 Ubrt.
H IM's ct' a!l !!' !' I'"T
A Bar Ttilaa ta
i. It in.a. tmn la )H II ) atowl 1r1a
nt ti.l ii( I llm inK-". l i . I
r - Umik, liiirr, pilwa and a UihuwikI nil 't
I ai i i-l I') i.inii"i'"'H i'U i 't v i -li
iv,-r ' u U"'l 4tlarn. I'm ii-
i,l,ifn , aw . t.iiiii:i aii inu-a nai
i t-.m,1 r l.y all dnura so it 4ii'l Uh ui
i. i,: , in-1,
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a "it
F. J. ClIBNKI Oo., Toltlilo, O
our town. Mrs uti Cadow will content her
self lor Ihs present taking a much uecdwl rtit
A.. AJ3BAHAMSICK,
Merchant Tailoring!
Mr.' Abraham sick Is thu ptonour tailor of Hepp
ner. Eis work is always first class and satisfac-
Notice of Intention.
Land Okfick at LaGuandk. Okkoon,
June 1H, imih.
OWH 18 HERE1IY (HVES T'lAT THE
fnlliin Iniroiiiiiied settler has filed notice
nl her Intention to make llnal proof In support
f tier claim, and that satit proot win lie luaue
hefore the t'onuty l.'lerk of Morrow County, )r-
exon.al lluppucr. urciinn. nu jiny .so, iw.m, viz:
i' ,f.n i ir. i; 1 1..
Adiiilulstratrix of the estate ol Karah A. Water-
man. deci'HKiMl, T. C. No. iUC, for the se'4 sec. S,
tu. 2 8 . r. 27 K.
him names tnc ioiiowuik w itnesses to prove
her continuous residence iiihiii and cultivation
of said laud, vi'.: Knhcrt 8. Morxau, Kd E.
HhIIiiv. M.J. Devtn and A. H. Mnnip, all oil
Heppner, OrcKon.
E. W. Barti.stt.
(KU71 Rciilstor.
tion guaranteed.
CALL AND SEE ME.
ON MAY STREET-
Cnwarcts ("ami Catliartic, the most won- Toledo. O.
aoitui m uicai unkovprvoi u w i".--- ... Kinn.n a utn l.nlu.1.
aot and rolrcahinit; to tno laaie, a i K"'uy -. - "
od positlvi ly on khlmVB, liver and Imiwo a, Jroguisls, Tolejo. O.
Iran. oik tho cnliro a atom. i1Ihh; coliU, , .... , , . ,,.
Iiiiliilunl constipation
and hiilonna. l'lcasn buy ami try a box I oting dircotly
of C. t . l;. to UST; l, ow crni. oum iuu
guarauUMHl to cure by all drUKgttia.
npon the lilooi atij
mucous surfscrs of lbs system. Testi
mooinla sen I fres. Trios 73. tier buttle.
Su'd by all druggists.
iHtd oa Haatlago s Plrld.
Tbe f illowlog lttr annouociog His I
loalb of a brava Orogno boy was pab-
lliibed in tb Asblaod Tiding! :
F.Piroii Tikcxim: Mr. W. T. LeeiaoM
Hum's vallny latwly rciTsJ a eopy of
the Ccrrilloa (N. M.) Hgistr, which
conlaitia a letter from Hcrgaot (o
HrtOotiJ Lieulenaul) V. K. Dams, giing
an aooounl ol lb dth ot Mr. II. Clay
(Ireen, a forrar ridnt of Haro's tai
lor, and a rMatirs ot Mr. Lswts. Fol
low ia a copy of tbe letter:
U R FittoiRALit.
IJaltlefli'U, Santiago da Cuba,
July 1.
Mr. Uiobar.l (Ir-oo, tVrrilloa, N. M.
lar Hir: I rrgrrl ?ry uncb to in
form you of tbe deatb ol yonr eon,
lloury 0. (Iren, ho was kills-! duriti I
therbarga otlba Ilongb llidere oa tie
Oral Hpantsb siitroncbiiicnls oo Ibe out
skirts of Hsntiago, July 1. II was
burial wt,re be tall, aoJ Ibe grave
nietksJ.so tbsrt will be oo troubU aboot
idrnliAcatlon, wbsn tbe boJioe are re-
m.itad
Cay viae ty n'jlar among U,
lroa of tbe legimenl, aud was Coustd
arts one ot Ibe ll msa lo Ibe troop.
Ilia Jaalb as my uurb isgtslleJ
Ilia wra.ipal iff -eta will be forwards,!
Ii you eMHt.
Y"ttre sry sincerely,
l'.rat Hrg. aut, II 1 flisl U. t. Vul.
S' V netii (itMiioii'H - T,rW
'I
Perhaps you have made
up your mind to take
Scott's
Emulsion
this summer.
Then look for
this picture on
the wrapper, a
man with a big
fish on his back.,
Do not lef anyone falk to
you or Romcming Just
as cood.
U'hcn you uant coJ
liver oil and the h po
phosphites you want the
very best. You u ill f i n i
them in only one rJ
Scott s Lmulsion.
There is no other emul
sion like it; none ether
docs the same ork ; and
no etner nas tic twe
record of cures.
A;i Hi' ii -s a-l i
a t t 4 ii i t- S V.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
l.ANt) Orrn at Ths Dali.k. Orkhon,
Jnlv Ih'.ih.
a.TiiTirif in imiKnv r.ivp.N that thk
i (iilliiwiiiK-i aiui'ii .'ttl,-r has flleil noth e ol
Ills Inti-iitlnn to Make final proof In nuppiirt cif I
his rlulm, ami that salit proof will lie innile he-
fore V. ( iKwionl, on nt y i lerk, at lieppner.
tiri gon. on Katurilay, xeptcmiier '. Ik", vis:
KMU.Y liAI'NT, ol Heppner,
HoinesleS'l Appllrntloii No 0.','J lor Hie K'i I
M u an. I V. c.r Tp 4 H, H K W M.
Hi' names the fullowlns ltln-,- to prove
his eoiititinons resiilena iiihiii aim rtiun aiimi
of aal'l laml. vl.: C. VV. toiler. AUn-rt Matte-
mil, John Haunt and flarrlsoii Hale, all oil
Heppner, ur Hon,
JAS. r. SKMIRK.
us SI Keiilster.
Notice of Intention.
I ASI OrFICK AT I. A ORASPK. ORK.fiON.
I 4 June it. I was Notlre Is hen'liV (Ivrii that
the (olio Ins nanie.1 settler has fllnl liollKiifl
his liil.'iitloii to make Dual proof In niOKirt of
his rlaun. anil that Hhl pro,,f all) tx. ms.le I
In'fure A. Mallory, t . a. i iiiiimiMtoner lor ire-
anii at lieppner. umton. nil Aiorusl 11, inm, t.
M I KK bll.Hs.hr.
Heiiimer. Or . Mil. No :. lor theW', SK'i;
Mi'.tiKhi NK',aud NK' tK Bee. S 1 p t a
H ."' K
He iiaim-a the following: wit new to prove
his e.iiititiiiniis riiilioiee utmii an.l etiltUatlnn
ol sMil laml. vf Levis lirhnn hljvrntor
Unmm, MliUam Muth. IVi-r Hiihk, all ol
Heppner, or. K. W. HA Kl II If.
Keg later.
A NEW FIRM !
.G Noble & Co.,
Successors to Noble & Co.,
Arc in this HuM at the oM stand with Harness, Kaililles, Whips, Kptirs, and an endless
lof ol everything. In their line. E. U. Nohle and Mra. (Jeo. Nohle comprise the
new linn who w 111 pay all hills of the old linn as well aa collect what la due.
IZ. O. OISJvlD 4fc CO.
Are out to do business and plenty of it. Don't
overlook this, liepair work a specialty.
w
OOL GROWERS
If you have not yet realized that tho
"piotl ohl times" are with us, your
Mood is out of order. (Jet rid of that
"tired feel in j;" and awake to the fact
that the
Wool Growers'
Warehouse
ill
SUM MOSS,
TS THK ClkiTlT rot RT Of Till TAT
I if iirt'K'Mi luf Marrow rminly.
Jan.! iHttitfltiTt), CUItitlif,
J. It i(i-t!y. h-sriih i. rJr,
I. c ti..nii.'ti. thi- t r tfnu
KUriMil mu. NajUtlOli (.,
i.irtNvrdti.il.. Kit - win.
! t , lU-fl'tHlatlttl.
loJ li rtif Rtid I r t Crry, frti.Utit
In tli imiii of !h Mtl of (rori. yoi, and
rat It if dii arv l.s"raty rrvi'tirti1 tu a. -r u
imort (h- nmtSalii1 fU4 mt at jimi tit thm
uv rtiti'U.I tt ty the flrtt r ( ti4t
trm nl tha- lUitf piitttUtl rMii dll. tn thf
r . I'trathMi ol th tlm tnt rH-mi tn lhrnflr
tr tiiiiiralnMt of tl.Lt mnttiHH.a, tthMh firmt
da tit !
Monday, IM 6th day if Stpttmbir,
1f , nt oi m h "t Tn,l HI h.tir
thai it ?u (all lo i'rr ttl aitaws-r l.tf
m n t tin r-t tlaltilif tit l f lit rtmrt
(i-t II. f h I dmaiMlf! In htai mi:liil lo m l
t.it nedt aatHl jii in u a-iin of It
!, tt,rf tlh ti(tsrl Uirf4Htt frm llist i.th
Uf t.f (a. tlt. at lh rati of 0 fr rtit fwf
'itnint l't ittv ftifthrf atim of J. atiifti t
li", th rtt ant tttrtiripmtta nf (hit
a rt tttf th t.iai itwiiir r arvftAinmnrl
ffat fJtl ti J 1li . f-J h H 'aii.M (f
n or '"'ul b t?'h d? of aisTt. ! l,
wKi.t t,9 ft mailt of ft raMaui f Mtntaai-rt
h (f I l ifr nii'.-i rif ,iir,n
I iu, P ta tn tipft at inv rata u tr rtit
ti ai.ttiitii h aai-l nii'f ar i.tir
uiita Uittl(f tt thai t"it-a) th f.it,oIli
it r. trMfftv ittittp tit M.a f.nli
it striiw , atat l ti tJu, t tt ! I a'd
J. a'l .! f f tha au'l ti 1 an , a
!i I a a, n Ma tfc a ilt).-n irt th to n i.f
HtM nat, 14 t r..mi't 4 ir
t'lf A im Mrrlttf tn1 fnfarinainu aa4
I. n in1 tfh t apafft n4 frm
ai au right ti, n riuat in t So mA
ri pt,mfr a1 r' pt ltiwf
tfififn t arMt n ' hf fnhMrn.a)
lha-f- If lit nl Mw-aliav Metliii A
!. t a f I ha 0 t awl r -t, fs4
"I itt at ha " a -.vt,, ir.ti,
.t",.iutivnv-viab 5
I l I a ft f It I I t al
In the place to ttoro your W(m1 this kmsoii. Why? lie
cause we do a strictly warehouse liusimn, anil not beinc in
ine nem ouunj; wool our.-eives, we eneourae competition
amongst the buyers and secure you tho highest price.
V arv rllln wmil I
ka ait twltir at rt i.arl,la al...n .w.i i. ...i.i ... - . -
atom. . M.i. r-vnu in your orntr
W MV th Mifhiwl ra.h Ptirr for slirrn ills ami IiMm
dir-W.'nVtr,":,r'.,.!,'r U,",,B 1,19 ma Utk 1,41 Tob0 h oulX '"'la lyrr,rl
minairrs.
I.
W i,t Ifnul.t In lramtrrv Ii-ii r.-., i.-.ih.I t,,,ln si ,r m nr ! w,k,
V. ,.t a mil sn..!( nl H.r r) a. . W h. at ..Hrani Kol1r. rUrlrr f,.r tM
l'irt ti.ui Uain.u ra U. Ilir l. a. r '. Im.hm.. M.tiln a nuara .Iral
R. F. HYND. Manancr.
THE ART OF BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of....
HOP GOLD
. hul lioiv the ritliir Unfit
h'twics this tu if tut iriftnt )
. . the .titr i'lrircrii Iwrr T
, 1 On draught at
I. all popular saloons
STAR BUKWKKY CO.,
, 20J Wnnisaita St., Panlaa., C
I !., , w tr tt , hlli un!,-,, fty , I.,, i,i,t grj iv, it
tea
i Vm K mi iSAiawA iM tMi lr U.'
t'svrry.
Vw avwt.