The Gazette.
Friday, Sept. 16, 1893.
Tbe matter of a Sunday mail
into Heppner, and on over the
Heppner-Canyon City line into
Barns, is worth looking into. It
means more business for Heppner.
Owing to the rapidity with which
money is accumulating in the treas
ury, Secretary Gage has notified
the holders of the old currency
"sixes", which will be payable Jan
uary l6t next, of his willingness to
redeem them whenever presented.
There are about S14.000.000 out
standing of these bonds. He has
also offered to anticipate the Octo
ber interest on the 4 per cent
bonds. It will be the special aim
of Secretary Gage to see that the
money is got back into circulation
fast enough to prevent any disturb
ance in business circles.
The efforts of the Astorian and
Astoria people to close up the
Columbia river, in order to make
their new railroad a success, will
fall flat. The great water highway
of the Northwest Bhould be open
for navigation. It is the safety
valve, as it were, on light freight
rates, in the minds and to the
pockets of moat people of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho. The Ore-
gonian deserves groat credit for
the manner in which it has success,
fully met every effort of the Asto.
riau to force its monstrous propo
sition down the people's throats.
Every effort set forth from that
locality to prevent further appro
priations should be resisted. Ore
- gon will never have a delegation in
oongress pledged against an open
river,
President McKinley does not
believe that the war was badly
manneed. On the contrary, he
knows that it was, as a whole, well
mannged so well managed as to
surprise the world by the results
accomplished in an incredibly short
time. He has no idea that the
most thorough investigation of the
conduct of the war will uncover any
mysterious evil, or that it is neces
sary to find a scape-goat for some
cteat wrong. But he does believe
that a dignified, dinpaHnionato ant;
scitiiilifio inquiry, made by men o
broad-gauge minds and accom
pliHhments, will b valuable in
showing up wrak spots in our pros
pnt system of running the quarter
master, comunHHtiry and medica!
departments of the army a sys
torn intrenched in laws that, right
or wrong, under existing condi
tiouH, must bo carried out until the
lawB are changed. 1 n other words
that a thorough inquiry will result
in jMiinting out the changes that
should be inadii to improve th
Rvstetu. It was because of this
belief that President McKinley
concluded to order tho inquiry
madti that was requested by Secre
tary Alger. Tho commission en
trusted with tho duty of making
this inquiry will bo made of men
who aro widely kuowu and whoso
findings will bo accepted by tho
untiro country. General Miles
aud Shatter, who are both in
Watthiugton, say they w ill welcome
tho closest scrutiny of their every
act, ami the samo sentiments aro
expressed by Sergeant-General
Sternberg and General Kagau,
bead of the commissary depart
ment. Tho latter is so confident
that his department is all right
that ho says ho wishes the presi
dent would have tho inquiry made
entirely by his iHilitioal opponent.
TH.M.K4I lilt' NOIM.
I.OKU I'taKKt', Hrpl. 1J Another fllti
? UTi.lenl (M'cu'rrtl baar this city
Huinlay, Aulraa Wilaou, Mm Matal
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bark l",n Ibsf aara inarlaaan !
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LATEST TELEGRAPH.
Brief War News, Tele
graphic News Notes,
Etc., Etc.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1U. I is noof-
ficially ftonooDoed thai Philadelphia
ill build for Ibe American navy a
battleship to replnoe tbe Maine a ebip
tbat will be a rival of tbe tremendous
Royal Soverign of tbe English navy and
tbe Carnot of tbe Frenoh navy. Tbe
shipbuilders all made proposals to bail J
vessels of 18 knots speed and exceeding
by more than 1,000 tons tbe displace
ment contemplated by oongress. Of the
different types proposed by one Cramps,
one it is said found tbe most favor. Tbe
reflo.lt was tbat tbe board concluded to
recommend that the award be made of
one battleship to each of tbe three bid
ders, provided tbe other two would ao
cept the Cramp scheme in lieu of those
offered by themselves. Tbe ship.
lengthened and otherwise modified ac
cording to the Cramps original sobeme,
will be of about 12,189 tons displace
ment. Viknna, Sept. 10. AocordiDg to a dis
patch from Caoea, Crete, tbe troops of
tbe various powers have hoisted tbeir
Hans over the town walls of Candia and
tbe admirals have sent an ultimatum to
the deputy governor and the Turkish
oommander, commanding tbat all arms
be laid dowu by 5 o'clock this evening.
Washington, Sept. 12. Congressman
Lemuel E. Quigg, recognized in New
York as one of tbe oluest political as
sociates of Senator Thomas C. Flatt,
makes positive prediction that Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt will be nominated
for governor of New York by the repub
lican state convention soon lo be held at
Saratoga. In an interview here, given
after a conference with President Mc
Kinley, during wbioh the political situ
ation in tbe Empire state was presum
ably discussed, Mr. Qaigg said tbnt of
the 971 votes ib tbe convention Colonel
Roosevelt would have over 800. TJuder
tbe oironmstanoes be did not believe the
forces of Governor Blue It would make a
serious issue in the conventions, but if
the issue was drawn be asserted, tbe
Hlack strength would be about 100
votes, made up mainly of state officials.
VANnouvEii, Sept. 12. Four bodies
have been taken from the ruius of Sun
day's tire at Westminister. Larue quan
tities of proviflious are arriving on every
train. There are 2,000 people homeless,
and temporary abndes are being oreoted
for their accommodation.
Oenkva, Switzerland, Spt 12. The
murderer of tbe empress of Austria in a
statement today tmd that while staying
al LawNsaueb, be saw a file on tbe oni
side of a shop and purchased It with no
conceived purpose and made a clumsy
woo J i'ii baudle for it. Il tbe prison he
has boasted of bis oritne. lie says be
was Dot impelled by misery to kill the
empress, as such a oourse would have
been idiotic, but be oomuiitted the deed
in order that such crimes, following one
with the other, might cause all who im
poveritihed tbe populace to tremble ntu:
shiver. The document Oonoludes with
this ili-i'liirHtiou: "I am an sinirohint by
conviction."
COI'NrV COl tir I'KOI KKIMNdH.
A Full ilt n r tho i.sliom of That Rudy dn
the H plfiiihrr If Mil IN1IH.
First day, rVptcmlwr 7th.
The. honorable County court of tb
onnnty of Morrow was in session at the
court house for four day last week, bat
for toine teasou lb Gazelle's Falxr
pusher failed to got on In Ibe fact, owing
to s rush uf dllirr bneiuess, and looking
after th detail of Ihe circuit ooiitl,
which w in session at the same lime
and aUorbing large amount nl atten
li"ii. A the readers uf Ibis paper are
ls amioiis In know what mir county
court does at rach meeting uf that hon
orable body, shall giva the proceed
ings at Ibis liino, VfO though a lillle
lii.
Tbe Cotiiinissiuiiers' court met la regu
lar session at ttia court house on
Vdiie.lay, Hrptembor "lb, there being
IT, lent lion. A G. Ilirtlioliiinew. in.lj.
J. I,. II, ...r, I oinn.....n.r V..I..
Crawford, cleik, and K I, Mstlmk.
slieriff; ('imiiniasionrr Beckett did oo i
rme In nnlil I tmra.lsy. a rush of busl- 1
uess in lbs Larvesl field kefpiiig dim i
way. After doe proceas uf (ipcnlrg ,
court, I Im fullowiiif proceedings wrrel
bad: j
MiscvllansNins lulls Srfsinst the c .iinty
were preiwnted and Unwed follows: j
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ages cleimed as a result of opening np
Road No. 148, wbicn report was acoepted,
tbe appraisers discharged, and paid as
follows for their servioee: D. H. Ora
bill, one day BDd 14 miles, 83 40; J. M.
Baker, one day at.d 28 miles, 24.80.
Tbe following bills, allowed on ac
count of tbe services of tbe judges and
clerks of election in lone precinct al tbe
Jane election, and which failed to get
into tbe bills allowed at tbe July term
of court, was passed upon and ordered
paid.
A T King, judge $ 5 00
E T Perkim, judge 6 TO
K C Sperry, " 6 00
W S Connor, clerk P 00
Kred Baleiger, " 6 00
i. 1 Perkins, making returns to clerk's
onice 3 00
The matter of issue of script to O. W.
ReB, $5, for services as district attorney,
was oonGrmed by the court. Also a
similar transaction in favor of O. E. Red
field, for services as district attorney.
Tbe appointment of S. P. Devin as
deputy treasurer, by Mat Ltchtenthal,
treasurer, was presented to the court for
their consideration and said appointment
was approved.
W. J. Davis presented his bill of
8131 00, for oarpenter work on tbe But
ter creek and Rbea oreek bridges, and it
was ordered to be paid out t tbe 5 per
oent road fund; also the bill of W. L.
Mallory of $188 01, for bridge lumber,
was allowed and ordered paid out of tbe
5 per oent road fund.
Miscellaneous bill wete allowed as
follows:
E M Hhutt, county expense acct I K! 50
T K Howard, pauper acct ai 10
Patterson Pub Co, stationery acet 21 1"
W L baling, auBcssor'n acct 1J0 00
Second day, September 8th.
Miscellaneous bills against Morrow
oounty were presented and allowed as
follows :
Mrs Von (.'ailnw, pauper acct f 20 00
J F Willis, assessor's acct 126 00
J C Borcliers, pauper acct 4.i 00
C K Miller, road and bridge acct .'S2 40
M l.tclitnnthal, county expense acct 7 00
J McC'ullougli, road and bridge acct ."' 00
J L Yeagcr, pauper acct ;!7 2"
Oscar Montgomery, coroner's acct 12 00
H i". Martnoiotnew, roail and bridge acct. a 00
Gilliam v Bisbee. road and bridge acct.. 7!t 1(
J W Matlock, court house and iail acct. . . !U r
P Huyder, pauper acct 14 00
D H Jenkins, election ac t 3 00
Max Baer, stationery acct 3 00
Wm Barton, pauper acct Ill .to
E J Hlocnm pauper acct 14 45
E K Hunlock, witness lees 1 f0
the oost bill in the case, Stale vs.
Wm. Tillard, amounting to 827.80, was
considered aud ordered paid.
Upon the order of Judge S. A. Lowell,
tbe clerk issued sorip to tbe following,
in the sums named : E. Q. Sperry, graud
jury bailiu";2 days, 88; Geo. Thornton,
same, 1 day, 84; Geo. Aiken, jury bailiff,
days, $12; S. P. Flore ws, general
bailiff, 3 days, $12; II
J. Bean, services
as distriol attorney, $40; John Wheeler,
court reporter, !J0. Upon the olerk pre
senting to the court bis certificate in this
matter, tbe Issue of tbe eorip as above
was confirmed.
The oourt having received from the N.
P. R. R. a draft for the sum of 8217.75,
as per tbe terms of au agreement made
at the July sitting of tbe county court,
it was ordered tbat all taxes against the
lands of said oorapany in Morrow oounty
prior to the year 1H07 ba oancelled, and
the sheriff was instructed to oannel tbe
aid taxes on the rolls of the oounty.
In the matter of the petition of M
Minor and others, praying that tbe books
of the oounty be examined and experted,
Ihe court acted ns follows: It was order
ed that the oounty jidge be authoriz'-d
and empowered lo secure sue b help as
he may deem nroessary to as!iit the
oounty lhVer in ranking an t lamination
of the b inks of Urn county, Mid ascer
tain in near as may be the amount of
taxes collected since the year IKK), and
also the exuol expenditures of tbe County
for Hie eame period, thereby showing
whether suflbi nt revei:u baa been re
ceived In mtt such expenditures. Ami
upon eucb investigation being complet
ed, lo call special term of thb oounty
court to farther oousi er the matter.
The court having under potisideratiou
the matter of improving the llpner
lyong Creek wagon road, ami bing ad
vised tbat the citifiis of llxppiier would
raise ill.) for the ssuie purpose, and lin
ing aim further advised that the eilv of
Heppner bad already appropriated lliM
fur tins purpiMM, with tho intention uf
noting iu oonjiiotion wttb lbs county
Court in this matter, aud il bring the
Senas uf lb court tbat said upend itnr
uf 1100 by the court would prove of
iiiueb tfurfit and prnllt In tba e-mnty
and lla cllil-na, it Is hereby ordered that
thusuin of t Us I appropriated out uf
tbe .1 per relit road fund, lo be osed In
i'"lu,""
wanner in imprmlng tbe
Heppner Untt ('reek watf.iQ mad.
Tb court risnined ibe ernrrpcy
fund in lb bands ut th elork, in.l
fmind on band in that fuud Ihe sum of
Ill
Tbe report uf the appraisers 00 Knad
Nu. HH bavin- sll.ias l ilsms.'ri to .
W. Kgl.li In thai um i.f His rl ri
liislrtiet.i , i taaiis) s.'rlp in Ms favi.r
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eot ownership records to a new book
and correcting and revising tbe same up
to date, the job was let to J. W. Morrow
upon bis proposition to do tbe work and
take for bis compensation a st of ab
stract books owned at present by tbe
county, and considered to be of do value
to the county, as the purpose for which
tbey were made does not at tbe present
time exist.
Ed Holloway appeared before the
court at this time and presented a peti
tion praying tbat the court's action in
the matter of accepting tbe report of tbe
appraisers of damages on acoount of tbe
opening up of Road No. 148 be Bet aside
on tbe grounds that tbe appraisers had
uot performed their duties in the prem
ises according to law, and asking further
that new eppraisers be appointed. Tbe
court ascertaining tbat tbe facts set forth
by Mr. Holloway were true, its notion of
the 8th of September in this matter was
rescinded, aDd new appraisers appointed
as follows: J. M. Hamblet, Fred Bal
siger and T. J. Carle. Said appraisers
to meet at tbe ranch of D. W. Faalde
at such a time as tbey rosy ngree upon,
aud make their returns in writing to the
court at tbe November term.
There being no further bnsinees court
adjourned.
OFFICIAL LIST
Of County Kxpentlitarrs, September Term of
Cotinty Court, 18'JS.
ALLOWED IN FULL,
J R H cko & Son, road and
bridge account $ 10 00
Ben Mathews, pauper account 16 80
H G Gay, road and bridge ac
count 2 50
Minor & Co., conuty expense ac
count 2 00
Inland Telephone Co., same 3 00
Luther Hamilton, road and
bridge acoount 13 81
C H Hams, pauper acoount 40 00
E R Hunlock, oounty physioiao.. 16 G6
Boys and Girls Aid Hociety, do
nation 10 00
W M Blakely, criminal account,
circuit court 5 60
E P Greene, road and bridge ao-
oount 6 00
GUna & Prudhorame, stationery
nocount 62 00
V M Blakely, orimiual account,
circuit court 1 20
Parker & Gleason, road and
bridge aooount 56 39
W J Davin,8Hme 134 50
W L Mallory, same 188 01
E M Hhutt, oounty expeuse ac
count 22 50
T R Howard, pauper acn unt 26 10
l'nUprsou Pub Co., stationery
account 21 15
W L Baling, ORseisor Account 120 00
Mrs Von C idnw, pauimr aoo iunt.. 20 00
J F Willi:!, HS9rfiHor account . 1'20 (hj
J C Borcliers, pauper account 45 00
C K Miller, road and bridge ao-
count 32 40
M Lichtetithal, county expense
hoc Hint 7 00
J McCiillongh, road and bridge
account 55 00
J L Yeagcr, pauper acoount. 37 L'5
Oaour Montgomery, enrouor's ao
oount 12 00
II E Bartholomew, road and
bridge account 3 00
(hlli.uii A Bisbee, ssine 7'J 13
J W M itlnok, court bouse aud
j lil iicc(i'u:t 91 4."i
W V Sti) l 'r, pauper ucnmint 14 00
1)11 I 'likms, eh cti'iii acc uint 3 00
M ix II iff. stationery iio tount 3 00
Wm lUtton, pauper accoiiul 114 30
K J Sloe urn, suine...
John Wheeler, circuit
14 45
oourt
stt-n v'r il'h'T .,..
Appropi i.itioo, Heppuxr- Liuk
Creek w'U'in roal, out of 5 per
cent Ma 1 fund
Appropriation for ro'i l So. I'.t
J W Beckett, county commission.
er salary . oo'iut ... .
J L llo tr I, taiue -..
Al.l.iiWKtl ( I'Alir.
A l! Pel leys, asessors'i tr an
3 ) 00
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0 Mint iH allows 1 .
8rAT or tteioioi,
t'oiinty of Morrow,
SJlM Ul
I, Vt r Crafjrd, r i.luty clerk iu
au I for s.i I mm ity aid :( d 1 hereby
I certify tli.H tha atiiv bat isr.isul
! oorrei t stateinent of all cUi na a I wiI
j in Jfull. ii pirt, uf oontinuad, by tti
e muty to m of M irrnw e i inty,0-i m,
at its regular Septiubr t-rm, 1 4. .
! eluiv uf fees allowed by law.
j U'itna ntv ban I and al of coauly
court stll.e I this U'h .1 y uf Ssptetnher,
hix Vawikn Cr Ht,
1 Ikiucly Clerk.
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J ht Siy thoroughly cxhiuited?
t lXi thit continue dty !Ur
dty.pcuitlf ck ifttr wtk?
;j i'crhjpi you art cvrn too cx-
i hausui toiUtpa Then iom-
! Ihmj it wrong. All Xhtu J
tltlnji inJiaU that you art
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t COi'i i Ij-tuljiicn.
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Stimulate the stomach, rvgj
rouse the liver, cure bilious- jCM I 1 a
ness, headache, dizziness, 111
sour stomach, constipation, H V
!. Price 2S crnu. Sold by all iirnggit.
The ouly Pills to Uke with Hood Saniaparitli
The Arlington Review says: J. M.
Browr, a well known sheepman of Lone
Rock, made Ibis office a pleasant call
this morning. He brought Rev. 1 1 iff,
secretary of tbe Portland hospital, down
who was at Lane Rock yesterday and
dedioated the new Methodist ohuroh.
Rev. Iliff bad to be in Portland this after
noon. They left Lane Rock yesterday at
2 o'clock p. m. and arrived here at 2
o'clock this morning.
The speech of Father Abraham in tbe
lost number of Poor Richard's Almanac,
published by Benjamin Franklin in 1757,
"contains the wisdom of many ages and
nations assembled and formed into one
connected discourse." When first pub
lished it attracted world wide attention
and was copied in all of tbe newspapers
in America and England aud translated
into many foreign languages. Would
you not like to read it? iet a copy free
of charge at Conser & Warren's drug
store.
A Sore Thing for Ton.
A transaction in which youcanuot losefsa
sure tiling, biliousness, sick ueuuaehe. tur-
rud tongue, fever, piles aud a thousand other
ll a are causea oy constipation ana sluggisu
li or. Unscai'cts Candy Cathartic, the won
ri.Tt'iil new liver suimilant and intestinal
toiiio lire by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. C. C. C. aro a sure
inm-j. icy u box to-day; 10c., a5c, 00c.
fcMinp'.e uud booiciet free. Bee our big ad.
Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in tbe world for Outs,
Bruises, Hores, Uloers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, anil all Rkio Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. Ii is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Slocum Drug Co., E. J. Slooum, manager
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tbe
Signature of
Notice of Intention.
Land Office at Tub Dai.i.f.n, Oreoon,
eeutember IS, 1W
VTOTlCE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUB
11 followlnif-nameil settler has filed notice of
his Intention to nntke tlnal proof in support of
oia ciaiin, ann tniit sain proot will be made
iwiore n. J. tirtie, t. n ommiBSloner, at lone
Oregon, oil Saturday, October 21. 18.W viz:
WALTER 8. SMITH, of lone;
Homestead Application No. 407'J, for the K14
i-n-l biki loi 0 MWU 4. nec .11, 111 1 9, K Z
E W M.
He mimes tlie following wltiicnc to prove
hts continuum residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Frank Eiigleinau. H. P.
Hiinvy, V. T. King and Chilton Wilson, all of
lone, urcKou.
JAY P. M'CAH,
C4-95 Register,
NOTICE OF INTENTION,
Land Offic at Tin Dallrs, Ossoon,
s. picmii(.r U, 1siH.
NOTKE 1H HKKEBY (1IVES THAT THE
folloH'InK-iiamed settler has tiled notice
of his Intention to make. Dual proof In support
of Ins claim, and that said proof will he made
iMMore . crawl. ml. ( ounty lerk, at Heppner,
uncoil, on paiiiruay, icmiier sj, i'J, viz:
WILLIAM A. KERliC.SOS.of U'Xink-ton;
Hoinentead Application No. 4HW, for the aKV
s.'c. ;i, I p 1 s K .Ti E W M
He tiainci the following witneaaes to prove
111a couiinuoiia resilience iimhi ami cultivation
ol said land, vis: liavld Purler, H. M. H.Miher.
John Mi Mlilan and William U. McAilslur, all of
LexliiKlou, orexou.
JAY f. l.t l Ai.
M-'.rt IteKiater,
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
I'hitkd statss Land Okfh .
The I'ailea, nr., rept. a, vw
VOTHK M HF.KKSY C1VKS Til AT THKCV
1' dure Aodera4.11. ( l-Ulil Mile, haa Hied
notice of ItiO'iitlon In make final proof ladore
V. I rf,. rd. Coniily I lerk at hli nlhee In
Heppner, Ori'Hiiu, on Vi pliiea.ay, Hie pith day
id 1 a tolH-r. Ix-ia, on tlmln-r culture application
No. :iij. lor the hK '.of wi-tlon So. U, In Tp
.o .in. it o .1 r. . M. lie names as w 11
iK-aM-s. Kdk'ar II. I4a.l1. Krank I'. Vanclio
harli'S Aiideraoii, Ualie xai h. all of Kliihl
nr. jay r. 1.11 ,
J '.' l K. Klaii-r.
NUTICK VF INTENTION.
Land Oifii a at Lai.sim.s, Osfoon,
N-piemlH-r 'i. via.
V'TI' V H HEIlEHY dlVKN TH AT 1 1I K
1 lo'loKlnit 1. mi. .si aelller haa Ml led imlli
id Ida liiteiiilim In make final pro.. I In mpiMirt
d hla claim, and that aahl prmd a III l made
In-lou- II. o 1v l letk id Morru c.iii.ir
oreaon. at Heppner, oievuii, im (Htaihrr Is,
1 "t, H:
AI.RFKT W f-LIK NoKTnl.
f Itiirdatip, nrrtton, tld No. I Ti.. lor the N Wa
w. ipi". rt r. . .
lit namea lh Itiliim n wllnraMi-s In prnve
nia ...... 1111. .ona ri-aniem i,.h,ii ami rulllvatloii
id aal.l land, vli Aiidrrw J .. Jam. -a !' ar
11. id lleppnar. lir oli. Ii I ll.atl. M llliain
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Notice of Intention.
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Now that the schools are commencing
All should know that-
P. C. I hompson Co,
Have the nicest assortment of
WRITING TABLETS
In town
Tablets at 4c, oc, 7c, 8c, 9c, 10c, loc, 20c, and 25c each
Rubber-tipped Lead Pencils lc, 2c and 5c each
Don't forget the place. Cash
P. C. Thompson
Good Goods....
Fair Prices.-i-
T. R.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fine Teas and Coffees, mnrm
T. R. HOWARD,
As manager he will run it in first class shape
in every department. Rates reasonable
SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
THE PALACE
J. C. BO IIC
Keeps the Finest Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
Drugs
Medicines
Toilet
Articles
SChjOOL BOOKS
Stationery
PaiQts Oils-Glass
Conser & Warren, Druggists.
THE flRT OF BREWING.
HOP
Anil now the entire world
Knows this verfect product
As the Star Brewery beer.....
STAlt BREWERY CO.,
203 Wathinatort St.. Portland, Or
Clothing Made to Order
We wish to inform our friends ami
the public that we have appointed
jVIiraox & Co.
wiling ngfiilj fr our 'UI,rali'.l
MnDE TO ORDER CLOTHING.
Tlu-y have our complete liiu. f
ph'1 and are pri pan-d lo inko
iiirasiiri' fur a lino t-tiit.
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Patronize au On
tntployx tTral
u.' inousaiiiH
La-tt rn (rrt pjn
THE A LEA1
J. L. BOWMAN, AaaM.
That 14-Ycar Old Stuff,
"Kolm's Best."
On Tap Down at The ... .
Telephone Saloon
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Co. Heppner, Or.
AT- -
HOWARD'S.
Groceries, Provisions, Glassware,
Tinware and Furnishing Goods.
THE BIG
BRICK HOTEL,
The Palace
...Has been leased by...
J.C BORCHBRS
HOTEL BAR,
FIIEHS, Prop.
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Was Perfected by the
Production of....
GOLD
On draught at
all popular saloons
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wuid.
WOOLEN MILLS
Portland and Salem.
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