The 1 Uppner Gazette
Tlirtf-PAr, Mar. 4, 1901
Mh IN OKFGON.
J 'or many rwirp Oropon Las been
wiling it- rich, thick milk at 2"
renin h pull.vti and paying 28 cents
a ptllu f'r thin ool oil.
1 train l'lad. and ship lem.l
r.f c' l ll tliHt Lhs boon brought
!nto Orry.-m would mke n grand il
lumination, and the ofthh paid for
it and takon out of the state would
make nianv men millionaires.
Now Oregon in making an effort
to kit-p ibic at-h at home. Men
who lave f-tudifd the situation
aud arc well hmU on oil and oil
fields have bt'gun boring east from
Portland, and claim that the pros
pects are very encouraging.
They wra to be arranging mat
ters yery judiciously, and eav that
if they only strike poor petroleum,
as is the case with the great well
in Texas, they can sell it all to the
railroad companies for fuel.
In 'California the oil industry
, has had a wonderful development,
and promises to yield the 6tate as
much wealth as did its great gold
miDs. The Southern Paci6c Co. is
arranging it great army of loeo-
y motives so as to nse oil for fuel,
f and m the oil is produced at small
expense, the profits in the business
f must be immense,
, lii "Eastern Oregon, along the
western spur of the Flue mountains
indications of oil have been noticed
, for j'ears, but no attempt has evr
been made at development
At the head of Rhea and Wil
low creeks, about 13 miles from
lt Heppner, stray streaks of coal
liave been found, and some of it
I taken from trie surface in Willow
creek basin Vy P. A. Herren
seemed so full of natural gas or oil
that it twisted out of shape the
stove he burned it in.
At the Matteson and Maddock
f mineB there are undeniable indica
tions "bf coal and its close cousins,
gus and oil. and over beyond 13ut--
ter creek -coal has been taken out.
:On- Dr.'winburne's ranch lo
f miles from Heppner, Jos. Cannon
" dug a well and was driven out by
gas. He said that the fumes were
" o etrD2 at the top of the well that
he could ignite tliem with a
match.
' Prospects are good for Morrow
' connty some day producing its own
oil and perhaps providing for its
; "neighbors, and expert prospectors
who are searchicg for promising
fields should come this way and
gire this region a trial.
COME AND SEE.
Matiy homeseekers are doppiug
into Hcxvi River and buying lands
at from S10 to $-200 an acre. It
costs ?10 to $40 an acre to cletr
the timber off some of these lands.
& . . " - . V, q r- -I u r I . .. 1
ihereGyaagoyidded 1250 the!
PR!!eeft-?D-.,, , ..,...,..!
do better thaD that in
Morrow;"
i. i : or. 1.. i
?ud mixmg larmmg rdu me rais-,
mg of good, salable stock. On the j
plateau, lnch and foothill lands of j
Morrow county nature has already I
done the clearing, and there is not ,
- i . i
& single stump 10 unpeue uie piu.
On the otner hand, if a man
wants a timbered ranch. Morrow
has ten townships of them, almost
all vacant government land, and
on many of them the timber is so
open that clearing is very easily
done.
lown near Moro, in Sherman
county, T. S. Coe. just in from
Iowa, has bought 100 acres from
J. C. Coy for $2o00.
lie could have bought just as;
gixid a place in Morrow county for j
Vm to il0. ili
W UVUb who is well nosted '
on Morrow county lands, says that j co"cern 's ThU'1', .. (. . t
many place in Morrow county' K readers af the f,,,,tte are
,.1 !. ;ever bilked by ea-b-m concerni
to &i an acre, but that tuch places
are now all sold, and that the 0-an-aere
places tre receiving atten
tion. He knows of several caee
in Morrow county where men
made back the purchase price of
thir ranches with one crop.
For low-priced lands certainly
Morrow county offers the
home-
eeker great inducements.
Come and see.
THF COUNTY'S FRIEND-:.
T In l a r.r.l AmaTt f-t.iro tVl mUT
chants of Morrow ronnty find that their
buiiueM Lae more than doubled up,
n,n Ann,A nr, 1
and that there are twice 68 niaor tax
paverB on the roll as now, they 'an af j'1
t ...itila rraft i,r t.i
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l . fv a:iricl ino osci at me !'., ,
nJ Jy 1". Lucaf , reivr.
Th uentlemen reeiTe manv letter
frcmmnr who are comir to
.e,k Le. tn th. l'. ,tc .North,- t,
and to all of tbern ther eend printed dt-,
criioni of Morro coontr and the j
olThelUiie. lanl dtr.ct, gtv:..
inlortnation
ahent jrovercmeDt lands .
kod the .nc f! ow iH lanaa, etc.
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lu. thi U.ry. ui iwn
many good e-ple to F.aetern fireon
and Mwfto" I'o'iiitT.ar. d a they are yvj-
riitre of ttn" region, information thev i
s;ire i a'way. re'.'ahie and had on ac
toal conJ:ti.'na. (
When land oner l.nl the n-ii.t.! vs.
Uf. ol their land v"t T increased r i
their tieih'vore ninth tineer, they . i
...1 tt-t f it if. rMltrr.n and Jav I.-; -at
itt-ecite imiih rie 1 t 1 ,i tl-e .! i
otl.1 ll-.'tJ
Monoir oui.ty r.oTii 1 r
norki-rt". but i.otjp f "f !rt.-. It
rati t:i'irt t!..ti ! it ;."-t.t r.T
iJatioii. Jf .".i are iu tl.e rui'l li.
tt fct. M il unr rj .'lui'e n lUr nA
liie. j
H WTA1.TM.
gm has fi:i!i' v:tt
nbi'-r. v ! i'h w ill Mton
prtvr-.te d. Mild M .''r-
ii l.i t-h-ov i f it
f tunhcr ir..:ij;i'i:ous
1 C mi (nil th i'oq are
v h A l.i (U!rH Or
r.' h mark, t
L'he lofs ;t ti' nulls
! Ml .Y 1 fr f. t.
cms i! ly '.' i !
! w ill ;i or, ii,i'
J Y.dlow r.uo :
j cent of tl-t i" ...
( l .M-ii i n )r-
i tvn. V'iv pii:o i. a g
i strong. S;'v ircablo Uur.'r, maktv
! a handsiuue i;,c-uL lit.;;-!:. ;:.J as au
h!1 ar.uit'il but! ling mnt.-ri'.l i v:u-
tmble. T!-e villi on t'-.o l.'iir a t
fs:.:,d a market : far oast r.s Colo
! rado ar.d Nebrifka. The manu
facture of rsilroad ties c.nsr.m..s n
large percent s: 1 of ti e output.
The fir of Ivistern Oregon gr.is
much smaller tlinn along the coast.
The bark is less coarse Hiul tli in
ner, ard the percentage of lear is
necessarily less.
T1M11.
I'astern Oo
t-tretchfs of t;
1 gin to bo a
r. w e.uir.ty ,
The cjiiv.i's
to F.mM f-rn as;
vvllow j'ii.". 1
Oiion ci! ivv j
able inmlvr.
Lodge To! e pin. is a species of ----"
black pine, and derives its nime ! HVKY STAIN,
on account of its straight, loug1 The Spanish government has
slender habits of grow th and forms : done two mighty good things in
the principal fuel timber of Eastern 1 the past two years:
Oregon. Thousands of cords of! 1st. lu getting rid of Cuba, and
this wood are converted annually j 'id. In selling for twenty mil
into cord wood. The young trees , lion of dollars the Philippiue Is
form long, straight poles, which j lauds, to which at the time of sol
are utilized for building purposes, ling she had uot eyen a shadow of
and mining props. Lodge pole j title.
pine is always associated with yel-j JUy reason of these good things
low pine. the y oung men of Spain, instead of
Yellow pin is not found in ben g drafted into Spanish armies
dense forests like the timber nearer and sent oil' to tight and die in
the coast, but grows in patches, re-'Cuba and the Philippines, uow re
cessitating its manufacture at pres-j mn'm at home engaged m useful in
ent with small mills, but eveutual-, dusiries, and ispanirh bonds, which
ly larger plants will follow. j before were almost worthless have
Within a few years the lumber; now become of tome value,
interests of Eastern Oregon will; -
become of great importance. j
WALLA WALLA AWAKK. !
The beautiful Valley of Waters, :
Walla Walla, was w-H named by;
its original Indian inhabitants. It
is a rich region, jud
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vided with rutinii.tr stiaias
ine
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has wonderful who -.t-fie! Is.
The city of Walla WVla is
very prettv place, nfed with homes
and trees and gardens, but it
always been of slow growth,
rle have been satisfied to
hfiji
Pfo.
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along and accept what happened to
come in their wav.
Put now Walla Walla's busine-s
men have wakerrl up. lhfy real- I
ize that their city might bist as
well have had twice its pres-ur j
population and business, and that .
every new family that sttls m i
the surrounding region m.-a: s more :
busiue-s f ir the town.
So the businpsi m'n p. re raising j
a fund of .?2"00 to tf;.'.t,eV!iW ad-i
vertis? the Wslla W ails eontitry
and attract a fair -La re army 1
of home-se'-k-rs. 1. o .j.ii'.g fi--m 1
th eat. i
Homs ar? to Ve liad in the Wal'a
Price fiTr .hat
fin t '". --- vl
who go
t to jay a C""1
thev e-1. Low-
d lands are a tu'ng ol ti.1
thre. for the country ha
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i.'--u eriu-'i n ;"iil: v.i.ir-. tu,'i -u-
c:iml,ej aL,j wiM B-U
j. irr. p
.JV; ir.u,T who ha
of r u , py
Walf j thp to jnt t!l,
man of moderate tit-ats should
come to Morrow county, where
land values, have rot vet ana-
mnc?d to climb, and where, re
turns coi.si'lrrr-d, the best low.
priced lar-ds on earth may still b
found. l'.rINF.- KILK-.
A few pap.-rs in the northwest j
are publishing two long advertise-j
meats sent out by a London typej
foundry. An f-a.-tf-rn fomm"-reial 1
eucy whose business it is to ex-j
P"e
advertising bilks, says the 1
that advertise in it, and will inlorm f
this offic", such frauds v. a!' L- -x- 1
posd and other p-opie will be;
warned against b-ing billed. 1
RE.-OI.UTr'.s OF C'hNI' (LF.Nei:
Ma-onic iiali, .Saturday, Mirch '
2, 1'1. i
Whereas, it h as p!e.as-d th" Ili-1
trine P.jl-r of th-: Univer-e to calli
I from this life our esteemed brother i
I Wm. iVnland. and !
j ASh--reas, Prother iVriland La, i
bv hi Ions' faiid faithful meiub-r-;
hip in thl ord. r hud hi- ma
rjy
rv '
virtues, ei.u-an-.i i,.ms' .; u :ie
meiiiLer of thi.- lu'L'r', tii'-refore In
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?olv-'l, that in L:' !r-atli
tieM'tier '''U-
M.. L feuii-r-'l thf lot-- of oo
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Tlie i.ew nud !n is now in ef
fe't. 1; ioij i'!res coauty courts to
levy a r tax i f n 't tiuav than 10
ii! ! .'ii the d.-lia'', has, d imi the
pri' iou-i i ai'. n.-p vmii.'i.I, The
, to 1 tl.ns e.ea'.fd i to lu expend
Cd w der (be difi (ion of a comity
i-o.tdo.ian r. wiu) litis supervision
u. ih ' ro.id su;.er iso; s
T'pou petiM'in of 1'2 free holders
. f auv lti'i 1 J.-:'! : a "proved by
tin' ii'ii.l...asit y, loi' the itupiove
iiu'e.l i i' :.i y ro .d, lie coauty court
si:. 'dl iOiisicler tl;e pttitiou, and, if
. upi.ii.vcd. .vt.ill ea.l fi- sealed bids
f. ; the e; foi ia o. k o f the work
a ud f urobilins of the material
n. a-ded. :n,.l let the eoiitruet to the
.-; biiMrr, provided, however,
that ti e ci utt may reject any and
all bids. The court is also au
thorized to puiel.Hse rock crushers
out of the read fund. The tax
: provided for in this act is in lieu of
taxes heretofore made collectible
under other acts.
i'HK AWFUL OF IT.
Elizbfth JStu.art Phelps said:
"Aar! What ia war? Who
forgets? 2ot he who has carried
drippii g sword or smoking musket.
Not lie who starved at Anderson
vilie or writhed et Gettysburg.
Not si e who has ever picked lint,
or rolled bardages, or searched the
lists of 'killed wounded missing"
at home. Not she who creeps
; away on utHlfty atteruoons to lay
j a tl"Ver c '-ii the giave by whose
, gaj inn mouth she hung, heart-
I orokeu, a quarter or a century ago.
TLo.-e of us who hava "lived a war'
; remembei
llhi KXT AUKIVALS AT I'AtACE HUiEL
1 ' W !'.. iii.ni, Echo
il t ,;!iia!e,
J H r.-ukfr,
I 1' JoiiCson, fubn flay
J L Pifiuli, UurJintj
.-i.d.v. Willow Ci k
N .S-a iiisuti, Ii.)us'!iiS
N I' I ! i i - n, "
! II Civ.vr, t'.'ii Jim
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.1 A A I.ue. , ILir.'.man
.iry 1'ii'tj, Lone Kk
I'LKAsANT 1'AUTV.
.irc.:i!jty evening t!:p young peo
ili'; ; lit l'.iv- a very pleasant
; r.o'.y at Ij.ur ' fill in hor.-!v.-ir.
J. K. "i''fr and Frank
L'L-n vigiting for
. -rai in ji.tiii ;;:
1 Af -r the il.tni-H t:,';
i y 1 thf h jme
' G'jr w!:(-e ilify w
cor.s by Mi-. Ayeis
I Dier.ts wore fcTVf.1,
Mr
and Mrs. A.
yonnu peouie re
of Mr. nnd Mrs.
f; entertained with
T'tinty refresh
arid the evening
I w. t.j.jyed to the ufni.jat.
yr,.-jrs. ' ii'.-r an.l SpauMintr left on
Monday 'iiiorning fur tneir homes in
KatTn Kansas. Th yonne men made
I nisny frier; rl s. 'birine their stay here and
' take with them their bept wislies.
wool..
The Heppner wool market continues
ta:rnant. ('has Roberta, representing
Koshland I!ro., w-as here Monday, bnt
n't to buy. He would take on conain
n ent, Vi'it no growers ?pcmed to warit
to consJjn. Mr. Robert think there
wii! not be much movement until after
the new clip comes on.
In Boston there is no improvement,
ar, 1 wool has sold at lower prices than
' :nce the downward movement bpjran.
! A lot of territory wools went at I'ot.'JOi;;
' territories have been crowded on the
I market, and o faied.
In 1ordon the sitoation ec m steady
.d uric) ar.'ed.
Sl'fJ hEWAIiD, ?loO.
The r-a!r f thit paper will he
i.!ehf.ed to lea'n that toere la at leaet one
dreh.ie.i d;f:e ihit foiencd has heea
(.h e to cil'e in nil ito atajg tird that it
('rt'-irrh. H;i' C'h'arrh t'ure ia the onJy
i,.iiTcrnr i ow known to the medical
f fc'-rr,;'y. Catarrh tiairia a C'rjRtilntion
ul den-e.tefjttires 8 cinlitotiotiBl treftt
t ii Aid Cttturrh Care is takio id
t rnhh, oi'irix directly upon the blood
;ir, ! re e na nrface of the ayatern,
lj'-rehy def.tr-ymg tbe fonodHtinD of the
di-.'e. livint? the patient atreogtb
t y h-ni.lir.rf up the coostitnUon 'and a-
tiat'i-e i'j d'linkf i work. Th,
tr 'lrira hnre ao ranch faith in itg
rnrt:ve r.-.wera, that they offer One
flnndr'd loiihr for any caee that it
f'.l8 to en. Hend for hat of teitiajin-
A-!!rees V. .7. "hene h Co., Toledo, O.
H-i! i I s d.-lafijUts, 7.JO.
h'l l.'a L .ra !y 1'illn are the beet.
A Ml hit' Ay II.AN Nl.Y
'.' - I'i';i IT '. I, of lleppner, i aa r,r.,
of 1 t . iiihlitiiUona tfiat l-Utrtero
r 'i. -e ! i.e pro'ld r f . Jt hi;,
t . ' a I iH-ela" h'.jte, and it
; ' y ' in.i,Tit mhite help.
! . ' I t v ?, the Ari.:rj,.Hn
; ' well frrr.i-hed
" ' I ' '.il (ftf aat.s-
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CASTOR I A
lor I'.faat and Children.
!m9 Ki.ii Yea H2Y3 Always Bought
""""""""""" MASONIC. '
Ucppner Chapter No. -tb IL
is 1MW lohlill) H spi'i i.ll . i'o;.V
and ha initiated tin !!." in-.:
dittos: 11. S. TluuntHo:i. C'.'u ii'
Fclio: J. II. VNoker, M. IV Cho
House, K. W. Uheit, Hei peei :
Puw man. Grant Ct. : 0. H. M'
tieo. McLaughlin, C O. I'ettu.'
Huston; IL W. Fiazi'r, O'eo Si'
M. Cameron. F. M. Prow 11, IV.
Luna, Condon ; vi-il is fu'in I
J. H. Pownint. Chun. White
Brown. Herbert ILtVoud.
There ill be A banrjimt nt the cpora
hiinsi. Fiulay veiiinK', lot Lo.al A. eh
Masons and their wives, ami t'neie will
b.' an oiehestiii w eh Yawter Crawhed
as innsieal d'uei tor.
FAKE HAIK FKFJ'AR.V TIONH
Do Hair No Good, But Ofta Cause Jt .
Fall iut.
Mauy batr preiiu'ationn are "fak"
bepanse they are merely oalp irritant1.
They often cause a dryness, aiskini the
hair brittl, and, finally, lifelesn. Pan
druff is the came of all troviMo with
tiair. It ia a germ disease. The germ
makes outieU scales as it tligfi to the
root of the hair, where it dea'roys the
hau'e vitality, cansin,? the bair to fall
out. To cure JsnJrufT, the germ rhul
be killed. "IVitroy the oimse., yoo re
move the effect." Nwbr'a Merpioid
id the only bair preparation that kills
the dandruff germ, thereby leaving the
bait to grow luxuriantly.
WHEAT, WOOL AND STOCK.
Portland, March hi.
Wheat market is stagnant.
W. W. b. s. f-8.
Wool Yalley, 14( :r I.V for Ooa se,
l )iu Uio for beet; Eastern (hejj.in,
HutlL'c; mohair, "3e jut pound.
Sheepskin Shearlings, l"Hil-0e; hort
wool, '.'")(. i '.Vti-; medinni w ool, 30(if"iV;
long wool, tH.)''fl each.
San Francisco, Match ." Wool
Spring Nevada, lliiihie per pound;
Eastern t Iregon, 10i;i h ; Yalley, Oregon,
H'lfloc. Fall mountain lame, !M 10e ;
plains, t'e 7c ; Humholtand Mendocino,
lOnille.
Chicago, Mar. 5 Cattle Keceiptc
4,500; choice steers steady ; others :
steers fVJH.OO; poor to medium, Ml
(i( 4. ! : stock-rs ana, feeders, mow,
$i'.7.')(ii'4..'0 ; cows, 7"lM.lii; I'eiiei
7.r'.'4 "0; cannera, $L' uU'70; hulls,
f-.' 50.ii4.io; calves. $4 -; T"xan
fed teers, 4.Tr4 oO ; Texas grass steeis,
$:l3iha4.
Sheep Receipts, ll.CiOi); t-trong ;
lambs atroi.g to 10c higher.
Good to choice wethers. $4.4! 1 " ;
fair to ch. mixed, $4 0)-.r4 50 : W( -tem
sheep, $4 40iif4S5: Texa Htmep, 2 ."si
ti3.75: native lambs, f4 50(a.V4O;
Western lambs 4.Wa 5 45.
If you tjke thts paper and The Weekly
OreR-onlan you won't have tu beg your
newa.
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Simond's Cross Cut Saws
Sewing" Machines
Sanitary Stills
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Hose and Sprinklers
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Patent Medicines.
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Drugs and Herbs
pure and fresh.
Paints, Oils and 6Iass.
A Well-Selected Stock of Jewelery.
Kodaks and Supplies.
Conser & Warren Drucr Co.
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REPEATING
S HOT GUNS
For Trap er Fitld Shoctint, eomblna th tlegtnt
of outline, perfect on ol balance, rate of taking
apart ana quaHtjr of finish of the beat doobla guna
with the (apcriaritr in sighting an i ahootlag of
the flingle barrel, and eiso possets the rapidity of
frt and majarlna rapactty of MARLlN
REPEATING RiFLES. U0-pc cat.
alog of arms and ammunition, calored cover by
Osthaus, mailed for 3 stamp.
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Heppner
Head Office, Heppner, Oregon.
D. 15. STALTKR, President and
General Manager.
C. E. KHD1;IELD, Tice President.
T. V. AYIRS, Secretary.
GP.O. CONSIiR, Treasurer.
shares of stock apply to any of the above
officers.
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The 6len Ellen Wine Vaults.
We mipplv families ntid the trade with the ( 'hniceat
California Wines. Brandies.
and Kentucky
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No Ord.r is too amatl for cur Careful and Prompt Attention.
A. KLINE & CO.. rw....a-
Wholesale and Petal! dealers.
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A. THOMPSON,
I'roprietor of tlis
LIVERY,
On West Side of
II;iy Hiul Grain l.otU'lit rii.I
IIorvi-H- hI wr,yiv--f-t SkI. livery at t
Tiif v ry 't f u iliti' -Ti' d
clmrif. (iiv' mo b tri:il nii'l Ik-
fiusT Rational ank
OFr HEPPNER.
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Transact a tiencrw!
Vy.l II N'.K t'V Alt I-1 i:T- .r 1
iii le teen mailr oil ail I-.' ; 'i. r. . ;. i.,k
th
T hese me a few nf our recent arrivala. The
"tiniilun" Hat 1b known Htid requires no mention
from ns other than that thin Hprinp'a line i he
yond exception the largest ami hobt etock ( hatd
in Heppner,
Nobby, Swell, Up-To-Date
Headgear.
(nr long experience in handling "tlordon"
Hata convinct'B na that for good bard wear and
honent fervict the "Oordon" lia no jer. Bee
new Spring tdylea in nou'.h window.
Mcver Forget An Old Friend.
Ueiiieinher what comfort and eatiafaction you
experienced hen your feet were eucaned in a
pa.r of
lurKAiiirssifuKS
luill' I'OKM SHAl'K.
i
T. i-v .ne imich cheaper now than thy tioil to
he. Yii'i can -i t them now fur honi f t (U) to .'.00.
Tiv a ' I'm kaid" again. See no'lh window.
NT WKAR OUT
This popn'if hrand applioH to hoya' clotliing.
The ne Spiiiig Htnfl im pailly in enough of
iheiii t.) hhi.w o'i what nol.hv n'ti we proptaa
hove in. We iee going to
r g tor littlu nmi) that will do thtn
Fi: M.W Sl'hl.Nti LIS K
V t e mf i i OMf Nfi.
& CO.
V- ' V. W-tVtV-t- V Jb
lining Co.,
Whiskies
at Reasonable Prices.
I'CllUieiOll, Ure.
SALE STABLE
Main St., Heppner.
huM. Firxt-chiHs Iiigs Bnd HhiI.Ho
. asoimlilc nttcn.
i i taking tairc "f tMtmx loft ill uur
un vini t-.l.
Cahi.r
K
U I KKLI-AND Aaaiat.ol C.aln.r
r.ankinrj I'usiness.
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