THE HEPPHEB GAZETTE!
Published Every Thursday.
BY
CORLIES MERRITT,
Editor os.dL ZoLn.ams.
SUBSCRIPTION
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Entered at the Postoffice at Heppner, Oregon,
as second-class matter.
A LITTLE SUFFERER
Face, Hands and Arms Covered With
Scrofulous Humors How a Cure
Was Effected.
"When five years old my little boy had
eorofula on his face, handa and arms. It
was worst on his chin, although the sores
on his cheeks and hands were very bad.
It appeared in the form cf red pimples
which would iester, break open and run
and then scab over. After disappearing
they would break out again. They caused
intense itching and the little sufferer had
to be watched continually to keep him
from scratching the sores. We became
greatly alarmed at his condition. My
wife's mother had had scrofula and the
only medicine which had helpd her was
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Wo decided to give
It to our boy and we noted an improve
ment in his case very soon. After giving
him four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla
the humor had all been driven out of his
blood and it has never since returned."
Wijjjam Bartz, 416 South Williams St.,
South Bend, Indiana.
You can buy Hood's Sarsaparilla of all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hood's.
' Hnnrl'e "Dillc cure Liver Ills: enny to take,
IIUUU o rills easy to operate. 25 cents.
ADVEBT1SED LETTERS.
LETTERS - ADVERTISED
Or., April 21, 18D9.
AT HEPl'NEB
Anderson, Albert A
Hamilton, Mr. Cbas
Morris, Mr. Clarna
Smith, 8 K
Stafford, Mr R R
Hummers, Mrs Annie
llIDltip, it X
Hornor. Mr gam
Larson, Mr John
Thompson, Inez
When calling for these letters please say
advertised. B. F. Vaoohan, i. M.
Local Notes.
Wednesday's oold rain jeopardized
many recently sheared sheep.
Subscriptions to tbs Gazette are now
doe. Please call and settle.
Arthur Clarke, tbe new jeweler, is lo
cated next door to tbe candy factory, tf
A 50 cent ohioken dinner served Sua
dey at the Hotel Heppner for 25 cepts.
Subscribers to the Gazette art urgen'
ly requested to come forward aDd settle
for tbe present year.
Tiike yonr watches, oloohs and jewelry
to Arthur Clarke for repairs; be guar
antees BntisfnctioD. tf
Dr. J, W. Vognl, specialist for refrnc
(ton and defects of tbe eye, will be here
very three months. 648-lyr
Arthur Clarke, the jeweler, is also a
practical watehronker. Give bim a trial.
He guarantees all his work. tf
To date it is reported that about 35
000 sheep have been sold, with an up
ward tendency of tho market,
v The Wall Walla fruit growers are re
jfoioiod ovrtr the cheering news that the
severe winter baa killed the San Jos-e
scale.
Any one desiring affidavits and oer
.tificates, for use iD connection with the
bounty on soulps, oan be supplied at
tbis offloe.
Letters of alrjoinistratioa were filed
Monday in the estate of P.O. Thomp
son, with Ale Tbompsoij as administra
tor, at bonds of $100,000.
Captain W. A. Warren, tbe new com
inaufcVt, nffioer of the Salvitioi Army
corps, has arrWed, and invites every
body to attend their meetings.
Marshal Tbortoo ande Heppner the
turning point for a few tourists tbis
week, issuing them a tie pass to tbe
Philippine islands, or slswhere.
A carload of Pish Bros.' Western
Wagons reaobed here on Tuesday.
They are for Minor Co where tbey oan
be seen.
M Minor Co.
The Fair introduces in its advertising
pace, their Dew sewing maobine "J'be
Fair," at a price that will paralize the
iBdjesC Take a look at the out of their
Ctiaobioe.
I
Tbs jnry list for the term of cirouit
oourt convening May 15tb has been
drawn and will appear in next week's
issue.
Monday afternoon, regardless of the
temflo wind storm, tbe members of the
ladies braes band were out in full force
on a practice drill, preparatory to tbeir
visit to lone.
Cure that cough witb Shilob'a Cure.
Tbe best oougb core. Relieves croup
promptly. One million bottles sold last
year. 40 doses for 25cte. Sold by Con
eer & Warren. v
Dyspepsia enred. Sbilob's Yitalizer
immediately relieves sonr stomach, com
ing up of food distress, and is tbe great
kidney and liver remedy. Sold by Coo
ser k Warreu. v
Peter Furlooir, wbope preliminary
trial came off in tbe justios oourt for tbe
robbery of James Hackett, left Tuesday,
on Butter Creek, was discharged for
lack of evidence.
Ladies, take the beet. If you are
troubled with constipation, sallow ekin.
and a tired feeling, take Earl's Clover
Tea, it is pleasant to take. Sold by
Cooser k Warren. v
Karl's Clover Root Tea is s pleasant
laxative. Regulates tbe bowels, purifies
the blood. Clears tbe complexion. Easy
to mak. aLd pleasant to take. 25 cts.
SBect M.h Sjrup. taun (jat Tm
inti'i.A. r-..i h. Cn:ffn'm 1
1 -.j.iLlVt; i.4
We now have a oarload of the Genuine
Fish Bros'. Western Wagous iu siz.s
2, 3. 3M& 3. They are bnill on
lines suggested by as and are strong
easy running aud very durable,
tf Minor Co.
Obas. D. AEhbaugh of Eight Mile,
oalled on tbe Gazette Tuesday in the
interest of bis final proof on a timber
culture claim. Having finished up his
spring farm work be will devote tbe next
few weeks to a sheep-ebearing expedi
tioD.
Cbas. Hams and family ufte down
from Usrdman on Tuesday, on their
way to lone to take in the Odd Fellows,
celebration. Cbas. reports pretty oold
weather up at Hardmun and a bank ward
spring, warmer weather bein bidly
needed.
Hart Bros' place of sweets, now p:e
sents a fine, lare appearance, In the
rear cosy ice cream parlors will be the
chosen bhunts of the elite duritig tbe
warm snmmer afternoons and evenings.
Soda water, bios bo:.s and fmits
tempt you at the entrance'
bmead & Co. now have in a new soda
fountain and can serve the pnb'io with
delicioDS plain and icecream eu hp,
Napa sods, lemonades, milkshakes, egx
lemonades, pure sweet cider, crabapple
cider, and various other soft drinks.
Tbeir French creams are the finest made.
J. W. Spickonl.the prominent Eight
Mile wheat raflhaiJirfused the whml
markeC with o stiff upper lip, until last
week, when he let 140 go sacks to B. F.
Tennis, the wheat buyer at lone. Mr
Tennis claims the millers are instrument
alio tbis deal, while tbeexporters are yet
inactive.
Mr. and M. Lee Oautwall have the
sympathy of tbe oommunity in the loss
of their infant son, born on April 14,
1899, which survived but 12 short days.
Rev. Bbelley officiated at tbe grave of
the little one's re amines, wbiob were
oonsigned to "mother earth" at 11:30
o'clock today.
Frank Jones and Joe Elder expeot to
leave here early next month for north
ern Wyoming wi h qiiite a band ot hores
and cattle to permanently locate there.
Mr. Elder bas a brother there who is a
suooessful stockman, and bas induced
the young men to sever their connection
with Eantern Oregon.
Mike Roberts, at tbe Belvedere, hav
ing remodeled tbe popular old-time cor
ner, extends to the publio a onrdial wel
come. The beveraHes he dispenses
will be kept up to the highest standard,
and tbe enlargement aud oomfortable
equipment of his billiard parlors and
olub-rooms are a drawing feature. 92-tf
Wm. Kuraberland, of Clark Canyon,
informs us that in bis neighborhood a
skin deaease, resembling the mauge, is
becoming prevalent with h rsen and ha
feeles that BO'ne aotinu should bi taken
to exterminate it, as it is infections and
proves fatal after atimn. R-)p rte fr m
tbe other seotious arm jti ioe the appe.tr
anoe of this disai.sa.
Tbe lutest sucoees of Houser-Eninep
Mf g. Co., of Stockton, Oal., in combined
harvesting machinery ie their two wheel
side bill machine especially built for the
Oregon and Washington trade. Works
with equal advantage on level, rolling
nod stoep hill side lund, and adapted for
use ou all kinds of soil. Having high
wheels end wide tires there is no lost
power.
We are iu debt to VV. O. Mieir for a
benn'ifnl work of (lie printers' art, illus
trating and descriptive of the famoue
Westcliff'j, Colorado, summer resort.
This delightful pluoe is charmingly
looated on tbe east side of the Saogre
de Oristo range of the Rooky mount linB.
35 miles southeast of Ctnon City, and
is surrounded witb every attraction for
tbe lovers of nature.
I was reading an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy in tbe Worcester Enter
prise recently, wbiob leads me to write
tbis. I can truthfully say I never used
any remedy equal to it for onlio and
diarrhoea. 1 bave never bad to use
more than one or two doses to cure tbe
worst case witb myself or children. W.
A. Htroud, Popomoke City, Md. For sale
by Conser & Warreo.
Arlington reports some sheep are sell
ing, although probably not more than
10 per or Dt of tbe total expeoted ordi
narily at tbis time of year. Prices for
those sold are about what tbey are at all
other points $2 for yearlings and up to
$2.50 tor threes, though few sales of any
thing but yearlings are reported. Swift
and Armour buyers are mostly doing
the buying. Growers are beooming
more and more diffioalt to deal witb,
and seem inolioed to put up the prioe
every time a sale is made.
Luema Oreen Johnson of Cbioago,
W. C. T. U. lecturer will lecture bere
May 2.1 and 31. Mrs. Joboson bas a na
tional recognition as a temperaoe worker
and organizer and has tbe support of
tbe lending newspapers wherever she
leottiree. Every one should bear ber, as
ore of her ability seldom finds an op
portunity to visit remote sections of tbe
country. Her leotnre will be under tbe
auspices of the looal W. C. T. U. Tbs
Cbrietian cburob bas been secured for
tbe lectures wbiob commence at 8 o'clock.
No admission will beoharged.
"A word to the wise is sufficient" aod
a word from the wise should be suffici
ent, but yon ask, wbo are the wise?
Those wbo know. Tbe oft repeated ex
perience of trustworthy persons may be
taken for knowledge. Mr. W.M.Terry
says Chamberlain's Congh Remedy gives
better satisfaction than any other in the
murkft. He bas been in tbe drng busi
ness at Elkton, Ky , for twelve years;
has sold hundreds of bottles ot this
remedy end nearly nil other cough medi
cines feaoafactured, wbiob shows con
clusively that Chamberlain's is tbe most
satisfactory to tbe people, and is tbe
beat. For sale by Conser & Warren.
Tbe Celebrated flh Bros.' Wagoa.
A carloal of these wngonv built ea
P'euily for Western trde, is now bere.
'J'tst-y we tstrfv hevily tiied.
It M.'-T0?
Personal.
Dave McAtee left this week for an extensive
trip through the northwest.
Henry Heppner returned from a Portland
visit of several weeks Tuesday night.
Asa Thompson, the prominent Butter Creek
stockman, spent Wednesday night in town.
County Commissioner Howard came Into
town Tuesday returning the next morning.
A. B. Chapman came down from big Butter
creek Wednesday and reports no sheep sold In
his secilou yet.
Geo. Swaggart reports a time "out of sight"
with the Maccabees at their state convention
in 1'oatlaiul last week, J
Newt Livingston, sherilf of (irant county,
passed through Heppner' enroute home from
Portland, Tuesday morning.
Frank Rogers has made an addition to his
home. It is a boy with all modern improve
ments. He will meet all competitors.
Mrs. Otis Patterson arrived In Heppner Satur
day night remaining until Tuesday morning
attending to business affairs and visiting with
her many friends.
Mrs. J. C. Hart and daughter. Miss Julia,
were passengers on yesterday's train bound for
Portland, where they will spend a week or ten
days visiting friends.
Ex-Uecorder Richardson came in from Jim
Jones' sheep ranch, where he has been doing
the shearing act, upon the announcement of
the death of his wifea father, Samuel C. Donald
son. Mr. Will Sailing returned to Heppner this
week from 8umpter where he has taught school
during the winter. Mr. Sailing expects to
make Heppner his headquarters during the
summer.
J. A Dimick, of Weiser, J. DeHaven and E.
Owen, of Pendleton, George Davis, ot Idaho
Falls, Harry Evirson, of Bozeman, Mont, and
L. J. Dunbar, of Logan, all sheep buyera. are at
the Hotel Heppner anxious to get into the deal.
Attorney Dobyns, of Arlington, accompanied
by W. F. Shanafelt, a photographer of that city,
were visitors at lone yesterday. Mr. Dobyns Is
contemplating locating at lone and taking the
principalship of the school there this coming
winter
John Nelson, Ioue'i leading carpenter and
contractor, has been confined t his home for
some time by serious illness, but it now im
proving and it Is hoped he will be out again
soon, tie was visited by the ladies' band yes
terday evening and somewhat revived by a
couple of lively tunes, which he expressed him
self as appreciating very much.
Mr. R. H. Robinson, of Arlington, who Wat
formerly publisher of tbe Review, paid the
Gazette an agreeable call Tuesdao, and informs
us that, having disposed of the Review plant,
he has purchased an entire new printing outfit
and on next Friday will issue the first number
of the A rlington Advocate. Asa near neighbor
with identical interests, we extend a cordial
greeting to the new paper.
C. A. Coc, who has been on the typographical
and editorial staff of the Gazette for a year, left
on thit morning's train for The Pallet, expect
ing to take a situation on one of the journal! of
that city. We wish him the success he is justly
entitled to, as we found him an exceedingly
trustworthy and efficient assistant. He it a
brother of Dr. Henry Waldo Coe, publisher of
the Medical Sentinel, a high-class medical
journal, and also conducts a sanitarium, with
a leading reputation at a specialist, In Portland,
I. O. O. F. AT IONE.
tone, Hard man and Ht-ppner Lodges Join in
Celebrating the 80th Anniversary.
The 80"h anniversary of Oddellow
ehip in tbe .United States of America
wa fittingly observed by an appropriate
oelebration at lone yesterday in whicb
tbe lone Lodge was j lined by Lone
Balm Lodije of Hardmin end Willow
Lodge, of Heppner, and not a small
number of visiting bretbern frcci o1 her
localities. A nioe program had been
prepared by the lone Lodge, and it whs
oarrid out to a "V," and bad the day
been less windy aad a little less amount
of sand flying in tbe air as a ooneequenoe
thereof, there whs nothing lacking to
make tbe entertainment of tbe visitors
oomplete. On tbe arrival of the train
from Heppner, the different lodges and
the Rebeokas were formed in line end
headed by the Ladies Cornet Band of
Heppner, marcbed to tbe Congestions!
churoh, wbere tbe lodges aod a large
audience of the oitizoos of lone wore en
teitained by an able address on Odl.
fellowship, delivered by Hon. J. A. Le
Roy, grand lecture of tbs or ler. At tbe
oonolnsioD of the exeroises attbeohurob,
a spread was served tbe visitors and
their friends in Woolery'e warehouse,
this feature closing tbe program for the
day so far as tbe Old Fellows were oon
oerned. In tbe evening at Walker's opera
bouse, a very creditable entertainment
was given by the lone Dramatio Co.,
under the management of Dell Kuowl
too, tbe prooeedes of wbloh goes into
the treasury of the Ions Lodge, 1 O
O.F.
Over 50 Odd Fellows aud others went
down on tbe train from Heppner, aod
all express themselves as well please i
witb tbe reoeption given tbem by Ione'n
people, tbeir only regret belog that tbe
weather was not more pleasant, and we
are sure that this was its distressing to
t e good people of our oeigb 'ring to wo
as it was to the visitors, and matters of
this kind, over wbiob we have no coo
trol must be borne os pleasantly and
patiently sw (ossible
DIKD IN POKTLANU.
Barnaul Donaldson, a Pioneer of Morrow
County, Paused Away.
On April 22.1, Samuel Donaldson died
at the Oood Samaritan hospital in Pott
land, where be went a week previous to
reooverfrom serious complications, re
sulting from an attack ot la grippe. His
remains were brought to Heppner on
Monday nigbt's train and awaiting tbe
arrival of members of the family, were
interred in the Heppner cemetery on
Wednesday. Rev. Shelley preached tbe
funeral sermon at the Christian obnrob
and tbe Masonio rites were administered
at tbe grave.
He came to the Paoitio const in 1H53,
remaining in C-iliforuia until 1864, wben
be married aod settled in Marioo county,
Oregon, finally ooming to Morrow
county in 1872. Here be DoaomoUted
considerable property, and at one time
owned tbe Wright pleoe ab"ve town.
He left several grown children, among
whom were Mrs. Walt lticbxrdsoo, bis
on daughter, aod Mrs. Andy Tillsrd,
Mrs. Ivellie Barns, Mrs. W. C. Brown
and Miss E-telU Rhen.bi s'ep children.
Hh wifj, now liviog ot Fossil, aho snr
vivea him, wb , nnfortooetHy, owing to
her being an invalid, coijM pot be pre
set it tbs luperal,
THE
Remember it
in Heppner!
Buy the
Sewing
Perfect
Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Guaranteed for 10 Years.
First-class in every respect.
ONEY
ARE
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE.
Whereas, 4he grim reaper has viited
o u assembly and oalled our mnoh be
loved and esteemed sister Martha A.
Fuqu i into tbe presence of the Supreme
Muster Artisan of tbe universe in tbe
assembly on high, and,
Wnereas, tbe members of Lexington
Assembly No. 88 of United Artisans,
saddened by tbe bereavement that bas
fallen to tbe lot of our esteemed brother
Ml ton Fuqua, desire to express tbeir
s:r.o rd sympathy tor bim, and for the
children incapable of realizing tbe great
loss that has oome to thorn so eaily in
tbeir earthly journey, now therefore be it
Rneolved, tbat we, tbe members of
Lfxiugton Assembly No. 88 of United
Artisans assembled this 15th day of
April, A. D. 1899, do extend to our es
teemed brother, Milton Fuqua, tbe deep
sympathy our hearts feel toward bim
aud bis ohihlreo iu this dark hcur of
tbeir great sorrow, earnestly wishing
tbat tbe sun of bope may soon dispel
tbe shadows wbiob now darken tbeir
lives aod tbat tbey may rejoioe in tbe
thought tbat tbe unseen aod will safely
guide and guard tbe children aoross tbe
troubled seas wbiob surge between tbs
shores of life and death, lie it further
Resolved, tbat an engrossed copy of
these resolutions be delivered to our
beloved brother, Miltoo Fuqua; tbat
tbey be entered upon tbe records of tbis
assembly, and tbat oopy be given tbe
looal press for publication.
Mas. E A. Bkymbr,
N. A. Leach,
W. 6. McAlwtbr, Committee.
We, tbe committee appointed to draft
resolutions ot condolence on tbe death
ot our brother, Allen Evens, report as
follows:
Whereas, it bas pleased the Supreme
Master Artisan of the universe to remove
from oar midst oar late brother, Allen
Evans, therefore be it
Resolved, by tbe Lexington Assembly
No. 83 of United Artisaos, tbat, while we
bow in bumble submission to tbe will of
tbe Most High, we do not tbe less mourn
for onr brother, wbo bas beeo taken
from as.
Resolved, that tbe sympathy of tbe
assembly be extended to tbe family of
oar deceased brother, committing tbem
in tbis boar of tbeir great sorrow, to tbe
kind consideration of Him wbo doetb
all things well.
Resolved, tbat these resolutions be
placed upon tbe record of this assem
bly, a oopy transmitted to tbe family of
the deceased, end a copy bs sent to tbe
Heppner Gazette for publication.
Mrs. E. J. MoAUHTBK.
O. A. Johnson,
O. R. Mo I LisTEB, Oommittre.
HKCIUKD nOCCBMr".
Tbe Pnbllo School EaUrtalnmeit Thorough
ly Knjoyrd.
The entertaioment given at tbe opera
bouse by tbe school children last Friday
eveuiug was a suceess In every p&rtii-u-Ur,
and tbe public torued out enmsss,
wbiob was encouraging to tbe teHcbers,
wbi bsve succeeded in developing talent
among tbe little on effordlng the com
mooi'.y an entertainmeut equal in inter
est to any Drstclt.se traveling company,
and it is safe to predict ) m i0"?? t
FAIR
was The Fair that
! !
Light - Running.
Examine it before purchasing any
RETURNED IF GOODS
NOT SATISFACTORY
O E. FARNSWORTH. President.
THK MORROW.. COONTY LAND AND TRUST COMPANY
Wool. Storage and Forwarding. Grain.
The WOOL GROWERS' WAREHOUSE
Owned and Operated toy tlie Wool
Growers of Morrow County.
Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides and Pelts.
Agents for BLACK LEAF TOBACCO DIP
and LITTLE'S FLUID DIP
The only Reliable Prepared Dips on the market.
Sheriff Matlock's Condition.
The many trlends of Sheriff Matlock are feel
ing much concern ai to the remit of a itranire
malady that has developed with him within
the put lew weeks, upon Misdiagnosis o( which
the doctors are as yet ununited. Dr. Wm, B
Clark, a specialist, from Indianapolis, well
recommended, arrived here Saturday spending
several days studying Us nature, and left the
sheriff somewhat encouraged, with an expres
sion ol a probable cure through treatment he
would prescribe from the Indianapolis dispen
sary. Tbe Sheriff, although about town, is In
a weakened condition prevenlng htm from
the active requirements of bis office, and he bas
worn in a his deputy 8. P. Florence, who will
attend to the business necessitating traveling,
HOKHEMEN NOTH E.
Tbe imported running stallion O.l
pbarnaa will make tbe season of 1899 at
D. F. SwBKgart'e farm, 10 miles uortb of
Heppner. Good psstore will be far
oisbed free, bat will not be responsible
for accidents, or meres getting away,
although partioalar oara will b. taken
to preveDl the seme. Two Keotnck
Jacks will alto make tba season there.
A few good milch oows for sle. tf
Htockmea, Notice!
W. O. Calder, of Sampter, Oregoo,
saoceesor to II. Daokwortb k Son's gen
eral merchandise business, at tba "Bed
Front Store," respeotfallr loliaiU the
patron age of all stockmen wbo grace
sheep in the vicinity of Horopter. Uis
targe, new complete stock will supply
every demand. (J9
Notice.
IIae yon a farm for tale or for rent,
or do yon know of any person holding
farming lands tbt they wish to dispose
oft If ao, please write to any agent of
the O. It. 4 N- Co. aod ha will ien too
9 f W tHf Fi!! !p?rfft icuj
made values better and prices lower
Machine
Never
Gets Out of
Order.
3 Drawers
THE
R.
Advances made on Wool and Grain In Store
Feed and Seed Grain always on hand.
Wool Sacks at cost to patrons.
LOOK. HERE!
Pause-Head-Think 1 1
licioua drink. Alan havA fit tart nn tha
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, wbere Ioe Cream that U Ice Cream
When you want something parlioolarly nloe in tbis line give os a call
W. f) ra httra in rilauu k. ntil.lin A imn . - - a i. . a . .
i cos, Candies, Nnts, Fraite and Vegetablea.
uon i lorget the place,
IjUOK at tuh.
Tboaa who are indebted to The Pe terson
Publishing Oo. will take nolioe
tbat tba old firm hat dissolved and gone
out of baslnesa. However, there ii yet
owing the old firm a large amount of
money, long past due. Tboaa indebted
must aettle np witnout oeiay. Tba old
books of tba company may be found at
tba Gazette offloe, wbere money will be
received and receipts given.
Otis Pattvuson.
Tbe O. K. k N. Go's, new book on tba
Reeouroe of Oregoo, Washington and
Idaho ia being distributed. Our readers
are requeeted to forward tba addrasaea
of tbeir Eastern frienda and acquaint
ances, and a copy of tbe work will ba
sent tbem free. Tbia a matter all tbould
ba interested In, and wa would ask tbat
everyone Uk. an Interest and forward
euob addreea to W. p. Hurlburt, Gen
eral Paaaenger Agent, O. K. k N. Co.,
Portland. 81-tf
Now ia tba time to renew yoor
inscription fotbiOptUi
3CC
$23.74
other.
FAIR
F. HYND, SicncTANv and Manager.
We are now prepared to serve
our patrona with soft drinks, anob
sa aweet apple aod crsbapple
Older, Lemonadea, Milk Bhakea,
Soda Water, Ioe Cream Soda, Napa
Min.l UJ.. T 1 S
3
no.u.i r n.. di ... ..
uo uinui nnur in me city.
will be eerved at popular Drioei.
"The SPA."
SMEAD CO., Proprietor.
Mrs. Dr. Oarasey
Ia now permanently looated in Hepp
oer, where she oan be found. Ber
medioinea oureall obronio diseases, such
aa deafness, catarrb, bronchial trouble,
lung diseases, rheumatism, kidney
trouble, liver trouble, blood poisoning.
Aoy disease bafllins tha akin ni nk..i.
oiana yield noder the intiuenoe of ber
simple remearae. i2-t(
Fry's Bunlrrel Poison
la a rapid aod reliable peat deetroyer.
R A. Newton, Aahlaod, Oregon, aaya;
"Fry'n squirrel poisoo baa not only
proven aednotive and deadly to squirrel,
but to tba rabbita and pestiferous skunk
as well. For aale by Sloeum Drog Oo.
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