Heppner gazette., March 28, 1901, Image 4

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c cries of pro. est
The M.vxj has
the BcrtimulMion of
' f pvsh'm. c&n no
trcan.l health Mi-tain-ii"c.
The whole nvstcm
Iel the t
this wi.i ToiMi ; anil
t until the I ' "il hris been rainfie.1 an.l
hrnii ! t hi.. V 1 1 a healthy coudtt:on wU
the i :. and p.vn cease.
Mn, T&me P.. '., . f fc7 Nimh : rect, N. F.,
WftuhinRli a I1 t v r -!.-- n f."l.-w : "A few
tnot.il.fc ro I ' .it' 'tat-L vf Sialic Khruine
tisti m -H nut-' ' ' Tt-r
t,5on V a. . 1'.: fr . I ' '-. I I
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aluos mf .'r . f t : . to--
till v f II If.... ' Uftl
e-oilryf here, l.c ! : iv.e
to cr'Titir."!' - l re-. -f;v
shiest ;
rorsiniif h.. fenl?iicn: ar.v '
rr-.-rnrrriv,l f..r V hcumaiiMii. 1 ii te.t. olmiwt
tr. . -jm.i: h wrv r l ; $ ve t -te meUu'inc a iri.l, .
art.'. fti-T J h.i ukfti k rcw tvttie 1 wis aNe to
ris.i'Mf irmii.; i'n cr:::rr.rs, ana vcrvsvn mere-:
cfir, ha.i r..-i: f -r ihr-n ata'.I. f s hannn
ouretl me a una and weu. All the oistrrssing
pain harr Ipft Me. aprvlite has returned,
and I am happy to be 'Riia testored to perfect
fcrallh.
the great vegetable
punr.er ana tonic, is
the ideal remedv in all
I rheumatic troubles.
There are no cpiiates or
minerals in it to disturb the digestion and
lead to ruinous habits.
We have p-ep&red a secisl book on
Rheumatism which everv sniTerer from
this painful disease shou'.d read. It is the
I.. .. t. i. . t
the kind in exigence. It wiU be sen free j
to .nr one Hinri, it U'nre our rfcvsi-
cuns'fully and freely about yor.r case. "e
make no charre for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, 6 A.
isun i Mo.siTu e iVvsd tTHUi Fr i i3atT
I 2
8 9
3 4 5
10 II 12
17 18 19
24 25 26
31
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27
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14 15 16
21 22 23
28 29 30
An a:
Ton. r
Oil,!" it.
known.
enee in lio,
r.' h case "on cir
ri vi here he wa
: . n . w ,i ?
a fi.fiii : . a
r."v i-v n.str.e
Ti. judge was i
1 a,M nst him, ml!
a-, pa'eni.y jt-j:w;"-i a.i n-i i-iru, mil
be fe t t'.t he msi t' t iKt'.r. h: rights
an i at c'l,. in j ft f de; eration, he
,s.'. I. - ! it i in j-jt "uch a j
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t : . e j .:. :
fc-a :.
.art." C
ate.v roe.
the c
fjry. ! "ii
Mr i '. r :r..'' said i
. n ,
.ers,
j.X d .
t a tne ot j
eor.rerr.pt of j
Mjy it p!eae
rlv ne.i vetfri in Lis
: ani ;t jf.ine, and thi-:-tar.ce
I have heard of
ccnteU'.pt of court to
- i . . ite." ".it d7 n , Mr.
f-ea'.rl the juie: "Mr.
iv t.i e i
v :.rv :
it-u t 1
( 'or a .1j
t'ietk, enter ar. jther fir e of 100 against
Mr. C'orn:n.'' Ai-ain the attorney arose
and g-anefd le.-areiv around the court
room. T:.en he ad irepsed the bench.
"I j re- lii.e yc'jr honor, that if the fine
if ojI m.J. I at.ali he put in jail?"
Von . erta.:.'y :!!, eir." "Well, your
Lor. T, 1 atii a etran'er in a strange
iatrl. htv-i i.kf J a'onnd the court
rooui aid M-e n. friend. I ee no fa
miliar fd.-e 'iv ti.it of you' honor, and
:t t;.e court ou..i,jn us -.worn, ms.e
me a peruana, loan of that l.'C"3 ;t would
be a tfreat cvn ver.ienc.
The judge j
ieai'el j.jrwa-d ' Mr. Cl-rk," i-ai l he
'strike oS ti
a:! jrd to loc'
tiian I cat..''
e f,ues. The state can
.? aionev nncb better
Night Was Her Terror.
I i. i.a .. Letriv ail mifbt long,"
r;lw Mr-. (.":.-. At-l'-gHte. of Alei
audns. I'd.. ' . J mill bordly fft any
I t.: i c f (-nrLtir u o bd that
if I wa.k- i bl"pk I wouii corjh
friitbt'til v fct.i nit ,!' i3.bat, wbfo Ml
other tut . .rf fai J. three 1 b jttlee
cf Ir K'm'h N' l-eoverjr wholly'
cured me i I - J 5s ( onnda." It's 1
fcbaolatei iirt,U.-i to Hire coogDa.
eolda. !a vrioi-. I'r'.ijcLit la.
and all j
throat and ini trcoi.Vs
Price 50c aod
f 1. Trial b itthf free blocum Drag Co.
J O.-T Of ! i K.
T! e-e Be at ; - ' t in Morro
eountv the fvllo;g i o:h't:
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Mia.
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AVY-r KOM HOMK OIKL.
"Write your home letter regularly
dtui kofp in l.'iii l with vour ohl friend
hv weekly c i feepomlpncc, writer Mar
paiet 1" Saiitth''. in the March I.alife'
Home- .1 iiinl. iK!reiing tfiJ'.a who
have (i.u-i? f;oro home into the world to
veek the.r iiVf',.ho.id. "Never lot
ii.ml.w al'tei noon drift out without
your hour apvr.t i" an intimate and lov
letter to tlie lar mother. Thi is a
t-ii,d -i.i iipatioi, for Sunday, and 1 can
hard y te.i j cu how mibute and confi.
der f.al and atlVetionate this writing
hhon'd he. lint there is no need. You
know w h.it ) on ould like to liear from
home, and whkt mother and father moat
1 np for. when your letter come. I fol
low tho-e letter. Mother ii in the
kitchen, wafihinp the dishes. She wipes
tier n t ds and .ts in the low rocking
chair lv the window where the l.lac is
heinniuy: to bud. Father stands be-
tween tt.e tiihie and the door, waiting to
hear wh.-t vou have said, and aware
,,.,, k must w ur until tnc.tr. or hag gat
1
isfied heart w ith the tirt-t reading. 1 hen
... ... r .i u u
it :il be his turn. To them bth VOU
are, and always will be, juat their own
little uirl, and vou enn nerer send them
a Mne which they will not scan with
eagerness. So never put off your family
at home with a scrappy, hurried acrawl ;
take fine ; and tell tbem everything. "
DRIVING A DOG TEAM.
Flrlw Oyer the Snow of Jlorth
Canada ta Rubber SaJaa.
The sled consist of a narrow box four
lhe front hflf m ?OT?I
or boxed in, mounted on . floor eignt
feet lonp resting-on runners. In this
box the passenper sits, wrapped in rab
bit skius so that he can hardly move,
bis head and shoulders only projecting.
In front and behind and on top of the
box is .placed all the luptrag-e, covered
with canvas, and securely lashed, to
withstand all the jolting and possible
tipsets, and our snow shoes within easy
reach. An importint item is the dog
whip, terrible to the dosr if used by a
skillful hand and terrible to the user
if he be a novice; for he is sure to half
strangle himself or hurt his own face
with the business end of the lash. The
whip had a handle nine inches long and
lash 30 feet, and weighed four pounds.
The lash was of folded and plaited seal
hide, and for five feet from the handle
measured five inches round, then for 14
feet it pradually tapered off, ending in
a single thong half an inch thkk and
11 feet long. Wonderful the dexterity
with which a driver ran pick out a dog
with this lash. The lash must be trail
ing at full length behind, when a jerk
and turn of the wrist causes it to fly
forward, the thick part first, and the
T.Terir.c and continuing the motion till
it is at full length in front, and the lash
making the fur fly from the victim.
T.ut often it is made to crack over the
heads of the dogs as a warning. The
IT decs were harnessed to the front of
the i il. each by a separate thong of
Ue.il hide, all of different lengths, fas-
!'.c:.ed to a light canvas harness. The
i tare-st dog as afjout 15 feet from the
; s'.t j. and the leader, with bells on her,
lal.io.it i-- fret. the thongs thus increaa
i. . . . , r trk,n
ty(. ,,one is pooa the dogs spread out
y the fingers of a hand, but when the
gr.ow deep they fall into each other's
tracks in almost single file. As they
COt - .;nua.. cross auu eiv.-oo
. , .i i . .i : . i t
er. the tnongs get gruuuaw jua.a
n-.r.sr v,n Tn tLe reannoai uuk, ueu o
ha.t is called, the dogs are maue tone
down, and the driver carefully disen
a: i-les them, taking care that no dog
pets away meanwhile. They are guided
t.v the voice, usitg "Husky," that, is
Eskimo, words; "owk," go to the
right; "arrah." to the left, and "holt,"
siraitrht on. Rut often one of the men
must run ahead on Enowshoes, for the
dors to follow
I jaes.
him. London (Ont.)
'aiionantiM rn AaatrUb
Foreigners are wont to classify Aus
tria among the German countries. As
a matter of fact, her German-speaking
population is but limited, and annually
losing ground. The increase in popu
lation among the German inhabitants
of Austria is hut 5.17 per thousand per
year; the increase with the Italians in
Au-rria is 5.W. and with the Slavonic
races ".V-i. Of one hundred marriagea
ble wcimea in the German districts
f(rtyne flnd husbands; among the
;avi,n!c races the percentage is
fr-two. One of the reasons for this
showing is that in the German districta
of Austria the economic management
A afTairs is aimoat prohibitory to
marriage among the younger sons and
daughters of the peasants. The home
stead gos to the eldest son, whose
brothers and hifittra become his serv
ants. Among the Slavs the family
property is equally divided among all
children after the death of the father,
and each one is allowed to begin
housekeeping on his own hook.
The day is not distant when every
inch of land will be deeded and doubled
up in price, ii yoa widi iu our kwj
3 - 4 -acre place at 8 j an acre, call on J.
V. Kedir.gVjn, Gazette office.
A rt r.tie4 authority The Weekly
Oregon ian.
I Ivtarr DR. JORDAN'S
ituusEua of AMTcmr
I f tost asxrr tr an ruuctK. m.
Tbt larf AnatcmkaJ
Id im War. a.
MlgU wmdarfui mtUT wfitmu
rsi Zl 1 warn wtarmaiw
ffiLfJl 4 ' aMtltnlrtaraatrf I
iff'l lum .ct a, m IrmmUm
Da-, af Tauthta. lt.ia r
craUai ar aaixa-aa la aaafcrar 1
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Hr.IaB.f
kai C7 laa m mm m m an iiao&er.aia. m
J ''!, laraialarrlMa, rrtium.
- ihri tiwrrfcaa, let. rra.Mrr
J.ri rliaallaia 7 a C.T.. i.atfna Ot J
r r'n- J of f '' 'i-'atlT- or. lb. Lataw V
i lUVj ,rrtT,r 1 t-atff.t t tLfet ft alii Ml A
9 ('' i " a r l ":i:r"1 f.lf, b'.l aarfna ..r
t jMK-tr.r j- - r Ii f-'f.-mi k
M u, t, , a-'i to a a Nir a4
i , w ' '.4 -,'r-t , r. n3ix.ai .
ii: i liaaiaa of Ma.
-itlll ! a; r ara'ad froaa .
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HAT
TER
I
AROUND
AN UNHEALTHY HAIR
eDANDRllT
FALLING HAIR
unally BALDNESS
Dutrey tht cmtt, yau rmVC
th cfficL
Kill the Dandruff Germ
WITH NEWBR0 S
HERPICIDE
The anly preparation that
will aajtrvy than parailtc.
tXCELLENT HAIR B R ESS I NO-
for Sale by all Brugjlsfc.
PRICE
Jatper Kipling items to have re
formed ; he doesn't use as many cuss
words as he used to. Jumpuppe And
there is a good reason why. Cuss words
are represented by blanks, and when
hia rates went up to a dollar a word his
publishers refused t pay for goods that
were not delivered.
Take two to
night and you
will be well to
morrow. Bald
win's Health
Tablets. They
cure sick-headache,
chronic
constipation and
make sick people
welI-50 doses 25c
W.Taaa1U.th. Chicago millionaire etgar
aa 'oir Tasaflra Pvnch sc Cigar faiti,)aaa:
"Salon ' HaaJth Tabtrta ar. la. Lt
tm&v far qaaaaiamttoa. btnioutMa. and tor
aad Uw I afer. natd."
Pd RTiim, Obb.
(DV1IS L. BALDWIN CO ,
1 aaa far ntaua Taotctt nniint lar
aarm-aaaaaaa. aa ariftfiMa,
u mo. aiaaam
Of Oaav. Bakwr tt Co., Aootlcaaara.
Patterson & Son, Heppner
Don't Rub It In.
All
ACHES AND
PAINS LOOK
ALIKE
TO
Scotch Remedy
Tier u fcir s"4 rcatooi wby evtry
liaamiau ttvaU ase Ul rtmclyt
FtreV (t paatatrat quick an4 dar
waat aar nut racna r
on1 H rprnvrt tip an4 apraneaa at
anta, aM will B0t afl or 4-aooier tka
akin ar aWW-t.
mart It awnaipa bo aWorvform, athar,
aaraaaU aaoateUB at le4lna aad U
bt aaUOta.
TaMrtk a naa M ta tXa only aa. uiek
a4 karaaliaa raaoaar fun4 am Uat
iuLrkat.
ol4 f aU drutu at W eanta.
, SCOTCH RKME0Y COMPANY
Waaur Aaaacy UN FKawCiaCC
New Lodging House.
I Lave re-papered and re
farDiahed the well-known
MouQtaiQ House
And it iH now ready for
the apcomraDdntion r,f
lodgers y the daj, week or
mouth.
Good rooms and clean, com
fortable beds.
J,0'l-'iri:jr crrrit.-s.
I. N. hasi;v.
Alwajri Treah. rta
are aoW everywhere.
i. m. run a ct , ttTtoiT. M!CH
iai a.iii' ;
Vm)yX.W tin I. a good M
tfca
IJlSWJffiiSr Tbey g 1t ltjht W
I A It UrSl U5 Uiat'a rich and brll- JS 1 T)
iSymm iiant. no odor. I2rr
l a'WiWXV' Many ft? lea. Bold )rf B
M aTeiT-wbera. 'r
oil co. -y-JMJTa
aK V
VC
JV Alwajra TO D.
F'MjaiBHBBWnL
I.AHf.K 1,()SKS.
In 100 ent the j-ovi'ttmieut ha lout
through ilialioiu'tit auonti anil otliciala
approximatoly Iti.tXlO.tKM. Graihially a
portion o( tin-SB lielVi-atiom are bt'in
oollfitt'il liy l' tittle Saiii's atfents. Oo
1'anionally some bonilsninn of a defaulter
who f.iilel to nirtke good hi plfdjje, has
a balance due him from tha government
from toin I'ontrai't mu'ined or services
rendered, which ia withheld and applied
to hi foimor iudebteiliifea. In this
way a t'ooanlerulilv poition of the H',-
iH1,(H)0 due t lie I'nited States is gradu
ally heiti collected.
He-imhuihctin-iits were numeroua in
the Spiuvsh American war. A ntimher
f men who were di'laul'ers or who had
been on the botids of dishonest agents
of the government, secured positions in
the volunteer a tny. In some cases
their unsatisfied obligations tad been
running on for a peiiwl of forty years.
They supposed that the account bad
been lost sight of by L"nc!e Sam's
agents. Imagine the ir surprise w hen the
paymater visited their regiments and
tendered them, instnt 1 of their Ba'a'y, a
certitaca e of receipt for the smouut of
money itue them, which had been ap
plied on their old indebtedness to the
government. In that way a good many
thousands of dollars were collected in
1808-W.
KK WARDS FOR WORKERS.
An one can make money getting up
Clubs of Subscribers for the iieppner
Gazette.
I'ntil further notice the Gazette will
pay f 1.75 in cash to anyone sending in a
club of 5 new cah 1-year subscribers.
Will pay $7 50 for 10 new cash 1-year
subscribers.
Will pay $ll.-- for 15 new cash 1
year subscribers
Will pay $1 for 20 new cash 1-year
subscribers.
Anyone sending in a club of 25 new
cash 1-y ear subu'tibers will be given a
fine gold watch.
A HOME ON TIME.
A good ranch ot lr0 acres, 140 of it
good plow land, located on county road,
5 miles southwest of Heppner, is now
offered at f4 an acre. Any man who
will work it may have it "on 3 yeors'
timi", pay in easy installments. Apply
at Heppner Gazette office.
X0T1CE OF ITE.TIO.
DEPARTMENT OF THK INTERIOR, LAND
Office at La Grande, Ore., March 2S. il.
.Notice is lierctiy uiven that the (ullowltiu
naineil settler tins ti Id nollce of bl Intention
to commute ami innWe final froof In support ol
nit cialtn. mi'i that uniil pnnif will be mate btv
fore Vnwter Crawfonl, County ClerU o( Morrow
t'nuntv. Or., at Heppner, Orraron. on May 13,
l'l. viz: Honiestta.i entry No. .'T:i uiaiie by
l'fcTKR L. HaVMRLAND,of Heppuar,
Morrow county. Orpgou.
For theNw'NK1 section IS. W, HE end
NK' . .- V auction W, tuwuehip . rangv J7 K.
W M.
He nitnie. the fnilowln witieet to prove
hi- c.mttnmi-ie rvni lerce uuoti ami cultivation
oi ani'l laii't. vu: i"rua perrr. William
L.ion. Jerry I'tuUips, Neiae Maitnmon, all ot
Hppnr. Uros :i.
,.-;.. K. W BiKTi.iiTT. Regliler.
.vorcv; of istextiux.
DEPARTMENT OK THK INTERIOR, LAND
tilth v Bt Iji ornnM.', Or . March 11. l'.'l.
Notl.e is tj.-rit.y ittvcti that the tolluwiiiR
naimii aett'.i-r !. tncil notice of her Intention
to make fit 1 proof l:i iMpport of
her claim, n i't tlmt ahl proof will he niaile tw
fore .J. W Morru.v t'ni 'i 4 -rat. ' 'omn: itioner,
H-ppni-r. t. .'on. on .-In. 1. 1"1. vi-: Hoine
nt. a i t-'itry No. ! !,
sTtl.I-A A KHEA.of Heppner. Orecon.
For the NKi ami - i N VV :4 ection J. town
ship 1 S, rani,'" K W M.
i-Iiu tmtr.ea the followine witnesses to prnye
her contiipio'is reshlt-ni-e upon ami cultivation
of saiil lan.l. vi ' Anorew l i.iar l I homai A.
khea. W iliiain Ttliar.l, Henry Heppner, all ol
Heppner. Oregon.
y, .a E. W. Baktlett, Register.
XOTICE OF 1XTF.XTIOX.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND
Office at I he Dalles, nr., March VI, ln.
Notice is hervb-.- triven that the following
nameil settler has file.l notice of hit Intention
to commute an1 make final proof In support of
his claim, ami that sal. I proo! will be made
before A. Mailory, United Malea Commissioner,
at Heppner, Oregon, on Friday. April 1, 11,
viz:
JOSEPH C. OWEN, of Hardman, Oregon, H E
No. Tj-'u for the K'i tetion 13, and
N W section .4. T 4 8. R S, E. W M
He names the following witnese to prore
his continuous reiidencupon and cultivation of
aid land, viz: John Howell. Frank Cramer. J.
W. Beymer, Oemer Shaner, ail of Hardman, Or
eiron. si', :!0 JiT P. H'ras, RefltUr.
XOTICE FOR PUBLIC AIIOX.
DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR. LAUD
Oitice at Latirande, Ore , Feb. Ih, 150I
Notice is hereby given that the followlnf
named settler hat Hlel notice of hit intention
to make final proof In support of his claim, and
tnat said proof will he made before John
Halley. Jr , V. s Commissioner, at Pendleton.
Oregon, on Saturday, April 1:1, Wol, Tli:
Homestead Enfrv No. ThW. of
AFLREI) V. Bt'TLER. of Pilot Rock, Oregon,
For the south 14 southeast section U and
north V4 northeast 1 section H, towmhip 8
south, range ''.I E W M
He names the following wltnetsestoprotehti
continu'ius resideni-e upon and cultivation of
said land viz : Frank Mortimer, Charlee New
comb. Joseph Willlami, of Pilot Rock. Oregon,
Henry Herrlngton, of Pendleton. Oregon,
fiii a E. w . B RTLETT, Keglater
XOTICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. LAND
Office at The Dalles, Or.. Feb. 14, 11.
Notice is hereby given that the following
namel settler has flied notice of hit Intention
to make II nal proof in !upxrt of his claim, and
that said proof will tie made before Vawter
1 rawford. County Clerk, at Heppner, Oregon,
on Monday Aprils, l'jOl.viz:
JOHEPH H. W ALKER, of Hardman, Ore.,
Homestead entry No. .VtJS for the eoutheaat
tection at, townsmp 4 south, range is E W M.
He namet the following witneaaea to prove
his continuous reaidence upon and cultivation
of said land. vU: Chat. H Html, Harrison
Chapln, Wm I.uelling and C. l. Coleman, all
of ffardman, Oregou.
ej-j-7 Jat P. I.fcat. Register.
MAR LIN 555?AJi
For Trap or FitH Shooting, eombln the tlegant
r,f outl.ne, perfection of bsltare. atta of is Sing
epsrt an4 q iailtyof Snish of the heat dsahla guns
wuh the aurer"'nir in tlgbting aad thool'og of
tSet;np'e bsrrl nnd al9 poaaess the rtpldliy of
i-.'t m-.-1'.e r-!7 of MAALIN
REPEATING RIFLES. l-!0psrcai-ti'g
of arm s'.J ft -nmuniiion, colored cover of
0 hs i-,, mi..ci f'.r 3 trtmpt
Miaus rial Oo. Maw Mavtsi. Or.
Loss of tncntal energy, lack of thought
power, falling memory or inability to con
centrate the mind on the work in hand,
there is nothing so food as Dr. Miles'
Nervine. Its powerful influence in build
ing up and strengthening the broken-down
nerves, makes this great remedy an inval
uable brain-food and restorative. It nour
ishes, fortifies and refreshes the tired and
worn-out brain and gives new strength,
new life, and new energy to the system.
Pi?
Adda renewed foroe to tha system, puts a new light in tho eye, gives new firmness to the
step and new life to tho mind. Now is tho time to try it.
fa(4 few -ff atasmists on a rttarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lad.
SUMMONS.
TN THSriKCUlT COURT OF THM STATE
1 of Oregon for the County of Morrow.
Jamet Jonaa. Plaintiff, )
T1. V Sum snout.
Christopher Petaresn, Dfen(mOt. )
To (. hrittoptaer Peterson, the defendant above
named: In the name of the 8 tale of Oregon,
you- rw . hereby required o appear. In
the abore entitled ceurt on or be
fore Thureday, the iith day of April, 1801.
said date being tlx weekt from March 14. the
date ot the first publication of thlt eummons.
and the laat day of the publication of tame, and
then and there to antwer the complaint of
plaintiff died againat you In said court and
cauee, and if jou tail to so appear and answer,
for waat thereof, plaintiff will lake iiirigoienl
aralntl you for tha aura of tA and liiteretl
thereon from May 1, 1WJ. al the rate of 10 per
oetit. per annum.
You will take notice thai thlt tummont It
terved upon you by publication thereof In pur
tuaueeof an order of the Hon. W. R. Itllli,
judge ot the ctreult court of the State of Oregon,
for Morrow eountv. which order ie dated on
the 9tl day of March. 101. and preacrlbee that
thlt tummont be published not lest than once
each week for tlx conaecutlve weeke In tha
Heppner OaieUe. a ne wtpaper of general circu
lation puhliehed at Heppner, Marrow rounty,
Oregou. the date of the drat ublleatlon being
March 14. 1901. W-.PriJf 'it.V
Sj5Sl Attorney for flalntln.
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
DEPARTMENT OF TBI IMTIHOR. I.ABD
Office al The Dallet. Or. March 11 lil.
Notice it hereby given that Jefferton Irani of
Heppner, Oregon, bat Died notice of Intention
to make final proof before Vawter Crawford,
county clerk, at klaoBce In Heppner, Oregon,
on Saturday, the JOth day ef April. on
timber culture application So. aX0, for the W. K
of section 18, In lownintp 1 S, range 2o K , w .
He namet at witneaaea: Benjamin f Booher,
Alen si Hodmlon, Irneel Flper, all of Ltn
ton. Oregoa; Benjamin If. owaggart J' Hepp
ner. Oregon. JaT. r. LCt AS.
Megltter.
DO YOU TAKE IT?
Thin ig the all-fire!et world to march
on ami have thinn to happen in it of
any you ever Kt into. Are you aeep
in posted on men and ttiinns by read
ing the Oreuonian? If not, order the
daily at Patterson A Son's Up-to-Snuff
Hnw atore. and it will be delivered at
your home every evening. If yon want
the Weekly, call a' me tiaieite otucu.
STALLION
The Heppner Gazette office has a
full stock of
HORSE
And will print posters for stockmen
at short notice.
N
17 0
mi
Southern Pacific Lu
Lea re
Dopot Fifth and I St- Arrive
OVERIANK KX
rKhSri IKAINS, lor
uo.n, ItoNi.tiii rtr A.h-
7:10 V M
30 A M
land. Sa. rHincnto. Hit j'!;!'' A M
den, !miu Francisco.
Moiiive. l.os Aniri-lis,
Kl l'asrt. New Orleans :'T.iii I' M
and the F.ast.
At Wooilhum (daily
except Suuiiavi. morn
tug irnln connects
with train for Mt An
gel, Ml wrlon. Browns
vllle, SprliiKfleld ami
Natron, ami evcnlnir
train for Mt. Angel
and sllverton.
;7:80 A M
1111 PM
Corvallis PaatetiRer. ;:,51 Ni I'M
I
Sheridan 1'asaciiitcr. h:S M
Pally.
liPaily except Sunday.
Rebate tickets on sale U'twwn Portland. Sac
ramento awl Sail Francisco Net rates 117 tlrst
clast and III second clans. Includliiit tieeper
Katct and tickets to Kastern Points mi l Ku
rope. Alto JAPAN. CHINA H'N"I.I 1.1' and
AUSTRALIA. Can he obtained from J. 11.
KIKK.LAND. Ticket Agent, I'll Third St.
YAM HI 1.1. HIVISIiiN.
Pastel. for Pepot, foot ot Jcllcrson Street.
Leave for Otwegn .lailyat 7 -.11 '' U a. m :
12: , 1:.V, :) '.. S I , ! -'. " uV II 3n p m : and
'.in; a in. on smiilavt only. Arrive at Portland
dally at ':. s .10, In 'si a m : I . i". :' l , '
fi-ai. 7 to, in in p. m ; 12 to a. m daily, .).
Mon. lav . K i and I" a. m. on -iiii"la onlv
Ix'avc for llallat ilaliy. ecept -Uli.la) , at i
p. 111. Arrlw- at p.-rtiand "t 1.1 m
Passi'liuer train lean's 1'alln lor Air'ie -Ion
days. Wediii-adavs and Friday" at I- p m
Ketnriia Tuesdays, Thursday t ami -a! 11 rd .
Kxct-pt .S.iudiiy.
R. KOSHLER. Manager. C. H. MAHKIUM.
fleo. r. A P. Agt,. Portland. Orvgon
POSTERS
tj '"'1 iT'i'y' Mi v
ati2Vf asrvmiiitfc?V4iti'
AND JACK 1MCTUKKS
"My nerves were debilitated, and I had
much dullness, confusion of thought and
inability to perform accustomed brain
work. After severe mental effort I would
be soovercomo and weak that my stomach
was greatly deranged. Hearing of Dr.
Miles' Nervine I began taking it; and I
truly believe a good share of the nerva
energy I have since enjoyed is duo to its
influence." Kev. L. Stkeke,
Douglas, Wyom,
OREGON
Shoit Line
AND Union Pacific
;nly I.iiu' KAST via
SALT LIE aflll DENVER
TWO TRAINS DAIIV
l'"!' riMK SCI! K1H I.KS
lh''HT" llrr. SKK. ....
Iially
AHH1VIS
Fast Mall For
F.nl and Vt est
Fast Mail - From
Hast and West 5:15 p. m.
Fx pre"" For
1 ast and V C"!
F.iires From
Fast ami West
I r, a, m.
Y l' p. m.
STEAMER LINES.
Has Kiiis" Pokti.aMi Horn. Steamer
sails from Portlatnl p. m. vtry .'. .'.ays.
iKi!y Iloat e' lee t..-t.l ecu P. . 1 1 lltnt . A"'.Hs.
Ilr.11f.01 ( It v. Iialt.m fan' ill. Independence,
Cortalllt a:.. I a l loiumhia and v illnmeite
Viv. r points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE,
steamers I . ' I. 'puna and I .:; on leave,
Ktparta da: . t I a 1:1.. r.-t.irnii.i.' have
1 isl'.n Oft1.: v - i m. m.
J. M. KI'.KNAN, Ae,,t, Heppner.
A I I'Ktlll,
item r.i! i'(t".-;uer Ai-e:it. I'of! .ami, Or,
it v'
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