g astral anil a
THE OFFSPRING
OF HEREDITARY
BLOOD TAIUT.
Srmfula h trula mrxJlfieJ farm of Blood
ftnl C"!ijtnption. The parent
v tfcjnuit'.i tv r-ther will see to the
Ti;a-5 !i a '!:; 1 1 ei I la
t!.r iirn) ( aw lien ,
iu.-.:;,
A tin reck and Ir
Bl
t !in. '.!, C .i. it! .1, IK'Klt
fiii.i f.'Cts,- find of-'CI
li nt ;-."t t v i- i'f we'.l- W1
iru: vire i ;,' r. s if
W f; l 1 i t :e rr.AV
N noi xtrrr.al .s:,;ns (or 4"r"T
n lorp time. r U.e disease develops slowly
i.i Mine !r.t the poison is in the
,!.! and wi): breakout at the first favor
kl.it ", jortcn.iy. tv p. s. cores this wast
itip, ('cfcinictiA e disease by first purifying
and hvni.lmR up the M.xxi and stimulating
and lm .gorating the whole system.
I M Scala, in Public Square. XabHlle,Tau
wn: "Trn yearn ago try daughter fell and cut
her forehead. From thu wound the glands on
tr-r side of her face Wmrue nwoUes ana bunted.
(ffif of the tet doctors here and cleewberc
attended her without inv benefit. We decided
to try S. j. S, and a few bottles cored bee en
tirely." make new and pnrt
Mood to aouri&h and
V. tL. liul
and is a positive and
safe cure for Scrofula.
It overcome all forms of blood poison,
whether inherited or acquired, and 00
remedy o thoroughly and effectively
cleanses the blood. If voo hare any
blood trouble, or your child baa inherited
ome blood taint, take S. S. S. and get
the blood in good wadjaoo and prevent
the disease doing farther damage.
Send for our free book and write our
physician about your case. We make no
charge whatever for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. 6A.
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fcHUDPERS AT HI3 PAST.
"I ttrCi'l en with horror," ehva If ail
Csrntr BnrL-tl Msnn. cf Ltvacos, O.,
n,t !:,r.-e yehrs cf salTering from kid
iiey trouhie. I waa tardiy tver free from
cHil s?h- o ac i'f piiti in the back,
lo ftixp nr !i;t mill sacks mada me
trooD. I ft it tired, wc;a ont, about
r-hif to tf vc no. when I twgan to ns1
L. -:(::? bitter, but fix bottle com-pir'-iv
fur? rr; sni caJe tae feel like
t tf-w rr.'.L.'' TLfy're r.LriTilied to teg
Ti Hie -'.3'i'-h, ! vf r kidce)s ani bowpli,
lVr.Ve? .tti-fHC'i'-n pinratitesd by Slo
caa. Vrx.g 0 - "u 5) e-ota.
iu.f uFFICE?.
There a:e at present in Morrow
coaiity t:.e :o.iuw:cfr fnt cihcrs :
I'uiaf. HaHrr.an,
h.uhtmi.e. Hefprier,
I ..a, lone,
ia!Ioway, I'ettye,
iiooee'trry, Lexington.
Try the new remedy for coetiveoees,
CbambrUin's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Every box Kisranteed. Price 25
eeuts. For saie by Cooser k Warren,
drnti jiffs.
Th home-teeker wLe is huLticg tim-b-r,
foothill, Uble-laDd, prairie, sage
brush, ajrricultursl or jrraziC land, can
find ail of them id Morrow county.
FOUGHT FOR BIS LIFE.
"My father aod sister both died of
eoc'unoptiori," writes J. T. Weatberwax,
cf Wtandotte, Mich., "htid I was saved
from the m frijttitfal fate rmly by Dr.
Kitie's New D seovery. Ao attack of
pneomoLia left ao obstiLkts ooob aod
Very severe luLg troobie, which an excel
UlI doe tor eoold nut bely, bat a few
month' nee cf this wonderful medicine
made me as well as evf-r and I sained
much in weight.'' Infallible for oougbs,
ool ia sod all thrust and lung trouble.
Trial bolt le free. Gnaranteed bottles
too sod 1 1 at Slocom Drag Co.
KED FKONT STABLE.
When you come to Heppcer, put op
your team at the Ked Front Livery Sta
ble on Main St., ot pos.te the brewery.
Thev will receive the bedo! care. liug
g.es, teams and saddle horses for Lire
at reasonable rates. Hay aod grain
boc'ht and sold.
Brs Bbo.
IT rAVEU IIIS LEG.
P. A Ibfortb, ff LaGracge, Oa.,
cfTered h-r six rxionhs witb a frightful
running eore on Lis lea;, but rite tbat
liuckieti'a Artioa Ha We holly enred l)
lo 6 dajs. For ulcers. wooDds, pile it
ta the Del ralve id the vorld. Cure
Cuamct- i. f).-il) 2." ct.t. Meld by
bhjcom lrui Co.
Uotxie hcetrra m it b n.et-, and iDVeat
otasiiuuil uuuie Letr. (Jo acoouot of
the low pruea at mhirh its laLls are
tiffere 1. M' rr e fii.tj n ; epts to double
Its ' '' " od lacd cat
be br"'.t " v'l t" t' an fccre.
j U ai tf pieaeare and ,
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PUKKl'. 1
Kpithlpy Pros, have acid their StiO
miied yMrlinjs at $2 20 to Taju
tioodmg. This iattsr firm lias bought
about 12,(VK bead, and will commeiu e
sbipptug al'out May 15 to tbur home
range at tsioelione. Idaho.
The lVulsnd Live Skh k and 1-and Co.
broiiffbt t- Hei pner Fiiiiay .W hea l i f
line Kamt.oaietle bmks, which they
w.ll use in improving thnr bands, tel.
injl so:ii j their neiishbors.
Hynd r.:oi. have sold liW vearlinn
wethers to Kilkenny Hies, at Jl !0.
'.t-Slin,:IA. Andrew received f2.4t
for hie 7W ye.tr i,n ees, aud has S4'.X)
yearling wttheis to sell, but will run
them another year rather tii.tn t.tke less
th&n 2 fot them. Mr. Andre' fleeces
weighed 10 to 11 pound.
The biiin h of 400 yearltnc wethers
that Win T.urrhtt boncht from John Q.
Wilson at J2 2"i were aiuutii; the fattest
in ilia country, as Wm. W!b ide ht.d
given them excellent tsre and plenty of
falfa.
E. A II. W. Bartholomew have sold
SikXl 2 year-old wethers to the Union
Msat Co. at 12.S0.
The 4AXX fleeces that C. A. Rhea Id
netted him $3500. While this was a low
price for his wool, hii sale of aheep last
Christmas to O. E. Farnsworth brought
him $2.50 a head, for mixed yearlings,
'25 cents above tne present taarket price.
The 1000 Mr. Farnsworth loses on this
deal wi:l be made up before fall on the
increased talae of the ewes, which he
will probably keep.
One on him: Hardware dealer
"What was old Kranky kicking
about?' Clerk "lie wanted ten
nonnda of Dails. 8aid he'd pay
for them and taka them home him
self. Wouldn't trust us to deliver
them, he said." Hardware dealer
'-Surlv old codsier. I hope he'll
sweat for it" Clerk "Oh, I took
care of that I threw in an extra
ten pounds and ho never knew it."
OLD SOLDIEJR'3 EXPERIENCE.
M. M. Austin, a civil war vetaraii, of
Winchester, Indiana, writes: "My wife
was sick a long time in spite of good
doctor's treatment, bol was wholly cured
by Dr. King's New Life Pills, worked
wonders for bar health." They always
do. Try tbsm. Only 25 esctt al S lo
cum Drag Co.
COST OF FARMING.
Connty Commissioner Ed C. Ash
bangh, a pioneer farmer of Mor
row county, who raised 15,000
bushels of wheat the past season,
says, that the cost of raising wheat
here is about as follows:
Plowinz old eround per acre $ .75
Heading 1.00 1
Harrowing 35 j
Sowing 25 j
Threshing 1-20 j
13.55 !
The Granite tiera says: Ed JeckiDS,
whobitcrTOie Mosnes lip, has been
seen op the John Day river about 12
miles north of Granite, making bis es
cape out of the country, in company
with a n-an who was acting as pilot. It
is thought that he was heading for the
railroad at Heppcer.
Morrow county hns a dozen
to we? hips of inuULitfUD timber
lauds that will come day yield im
ment1 iLComes to lumbermen and
fuel dealers.
Over toward the Ochoco the Oregon
King mine is being rapidly developed.
The Kiue mountian q aartz claims near
Granite have been bonded for $12,000.
At Condon Myron Simmons is at the
rjesthous-e suffering from smallpox. He
recently came from the Willamette to
visit his brothers at Ferry Canyon.
EE WARE OF A COUGH.
A cough is not a disease, but a symp
tom. Consumption and bronchitis,
wbicb are the most dsneerous snd fstai
diseases, have for their first indication a
persistent cough, and if property treated
soou as this C'JOgh appears are easily
cored. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has proven wonderfully successful, and
rfaiaenl its wide reputation and extensive
ales b; its success to curing Ibe dis
eases which cause couching. If it is
not beneficial it will not cost yoa a cent.
For sale by Coceer Jr. Warren, druggists.
POPULATION.
The census figures just published
give the following figures on population :
Heppner 114
lone 223
John Day 282
Long Creek 123
Mitchell , 135
Moro 335
Wallowa 243
Wasco 322
Weston 2,2i
Milton W4
Antelope '-'4'J
Prairie City 21.3
Prineville W
Arlington 3' S
Athena 70."
Condon . !S0
Fossil 2S8
Granite 245
P.AKGAIN.
For sal" at $1100, 100 acres on the
edge of Heppner. Town lota n.ay be
soil from t at once, fawner will give
(IU it,r tha Lay now growing on it.
Apply Ga.-t office.
The tutorial paire crthe Weekly Ore
rorlan n:vn a broad tre:nnt to a wide
rtsri of aobjeca.
LIPPINCOTT'S!
MOMlll.V ,.i.f!AIN!: I
IThc !w-t in Cuntr.'. JJtt-.lurc?
E 12 t'' "'PLI.I . V t I VI.Ar'I.V t
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THE
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Of YOWIl
HAIR
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I
ihould look
like this,
hut if vou have
DANDRUFF
the GERM
destroys and viuV
trj it like Lhu.
"Drstroy the cause
you remove th
affect"
- .
No Dandruff, no
railing Hair, no
Baldness, if you
KILL THE GERM
with NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
For sals by all drutsist. Pric4 $1. u
In ever)' town
and village
may be naa
Mica
Axle
Grease
that makes your
horses glad.
"Give some familiar proverb
about birds," said tne teacner.
Tommy Tucker raised his hand.
'Th baHt bird" He paused a
mnmAnt. and tried it araiD. "The
early bird" "Yes," eaid the
teacher pneouramngly. ''that
right" "The early bird gather.
do moss.
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
well-50 doses 25c
X W, Taaeftl, tha Chkaati siillianatre cigar
Ban (tf Taaaill'a Pucch c Cigar ian'.e.)aaya:
"ka-vwia a Health Tabtota are the beat
remedy fT evnenpation, UUutueea and tor
pid Irm I have eevr nsed."
PoTt!to, Oaa.
KDVllO I BAUJ'Wlf CO.,
I tad ywor UeaUk Tableta exeelat Sa
naettpatum, atck-heaoache and dytpeptia,
Ota. BAaaa
Of Oeo. Bekar k Co., Auctioneer.
Patterson & Son, Heppner
EXECUTRIX SALE OF REAL
PHOPFIiTY.
Notice is hpret.y iriven that under and by vir
tue of an onier of sale is ie l not of the county
court of thf utate of Oregon for Morrow county
on the th dny of March, 1111, snd to me direct
ed, authorizing and directing me to sell the
certain real property of the estate of J. N. Elder,
d ceased, in aid order decrilil, I will, on
V;iinelav. the lith dav of May. l'JOl. at the
tour of 'i o'clock, p m.. of sail day at the front
rtoor of the county court house at Heppner,
M .rrow county. Oregon, tell at public aal. to
t-i the highest Udder for cash in hand all the
f .:iowir,g real property described in said order
of a.e. town :
Lot one In Mock one in Quaid's addition to
the town of Heppner, Morrow county, Oregon :
a. so the east half of the northwest quarter of
section iiv-en; the north half of the northeast
quarter and the southwest quarter of the north
east quarter, and the east half of the southwest
quarter of section twenty one; the north
half of the north half of section
tenty two: the north half of the north
east quarter and the north half of the northwest
quarter of section twenty-eight; the north half
of the northeaat quarter of sec tion twenty-nine,
all In township two aouth, range twenty-seeen
east. W. M., alao all the Interest which said es
tate haa in the northeast quarter and the aouth
eaat quarter and the east half of the southwest
quarter and the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section sixteen , and the aouth
haif of the north bail of aectlon twenty two. all
of In township two south, rarige twenty seen
eaat. W, M , aubject to confirmation by aaid
court.
LITIS DA ELDER.
Eiecutrli of the iaat whi and testament of J.
N fcider, deceased
Dated April 11,
BZe-23
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uuseuu of Amour
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SOTICE OF 1STESTIOS.
DEPARTMENT OF THC 1STKRIOR. LAND
Offtee al Th Dallea. Ora , Mar 7, tOI.
Sotlee In hereby given that the feliowlnt
iiamtH) neltler haa died notice of her Intention
to mak final proof In support of her claim, and
thin aald proof will be made hefora J. W. Mor
row, r. S. Commlaalonar, at Happner, Oregoj,
on Friday, June U. 11, ru:
HANNAH K. HAI.UH'K.of Heppner, Ore .
Homaatead entry No. 4tSI,
For the N NWV and SK NW. aeetlon JS nd
S kVtSVSaecttou 21, towuahlpS south, rHnije
X- K. VS M
..! names the follow Init w ltnenaoa to prove lier
. otitimioiu residence uiou and cultivation of
Mid land, via: tieorke W. Rea. OI( Johnson,
Hiram E. Clark. Orriu E. Farnawortn. an oi
lleppner. Oregon. ,
SST-8 Reitmtor.
SOTICE OF ISTKSTWS.
DEPARTMENT OF THI INTERIOR. LAND
Dltiee at Tha Dallea. Or., Apul
Notice li hereby iilten that the follow ine
imuied nettler haa tiled notice of liin intention
to make final proo! in aiipiion
:in claim, and that aid pnHil will t mane i
iore Vawier Craalord. CotintT i lert. at
Heppner. Oregon, on June 8, WI. viz: Hoine
ntcml entry No. S1J,
HIS J AMIN f. DIVOKI, of HarUman, Ore
egoii For the NW, eectiou 2S. townihip 5 8, range ii
E W M
He namea the followlngt wltnenaes to prove
hit continuous reanlence upon and eulnviitum
of aaid land, via: John K. Pteena. R. H Still
well, K. ti. Cox, D. H. Jetikiut, all of Hardiuan,
Oreiton.
SOTICE OF ISTESTIOS.
DEPARTMENT Or THE INTERIOR, LAND
Office at la lirande. Ore , Apnl :a,t 1.
. . . h - ln . t tha follnvT.
tng-named aettl.r haa filed notice of hia inten
tion to mace nun ytwi 10 ut.K.-.. ... v.-..-.,
and that aaid proof will be made before the
Clerk of the Supreme Court of the mate of Ore
gon, at Pendleton. Or., ou June ii, 1H01, viz:
Homestead entry No. S?J2,
ISAAC A. HINKLE, of Vtnaon, ore,,
Forth.WH NS1 and E 'i NW section 35
ol aaia iana, vu: nunam r. ixjui.....
ron J. Benham, Jacob Kramer, Donald Koaa
all of Viiiaon, Oie.
a.T DllTLI I It
SOTICE OF ISTESTIOS.
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. LAND
n .... I . ,'...!. IV- 1 iHI nv tKll
' vmvp . urn MiBmii. v r......-.
Notice ta hereby given that the following
i u..ik. k.. 1..1I1.A .if hli ini..nfloii
to make final proof In support of hia claim
aud that aaid proof will be ma4e before the
1 ounty t. lara ot jiorrow touuj,
Oregon, on June V, 1901. ': Homestead
entry No. tttf.
EDWARD HIRL, of Vinson, Umatilla
county, Oregon,
For theSW , NE',;, NW" f and NU SWV
section 14, township 1 south, range 'X K, W M.
He names the following witueaaes to prove
his c.nttnuoua residence upon and cultivation
01 said ianu, viz: naruey iuuri.y, vi wi""j
James Doherty, of Heppner, Oregon; Daniel
Lioneny, 01 oeppuer, TCKou.
8X11 E. W. Bartlktt, Register.
SOTICE OF ISTESTIOS.
DEPARTMENT OF TBI INTERIOR, LAND
Office at The Dallea. or., April il, 19ol.
Notice la bexb given that the lollowtng
nanied settler haa filed uotlc.of hia intention
to make final proof In support of
bis claim, and that said proof will be made
before F. H. Robinson, L'ntted States Commis
sioner at Lone Rock, Oregon, on Saturday.
June 1, iul, via:
1 aownD vt . ........... , . .
Oregon, H E No. oi,: for the E fcW and S
SEW eectton 2.T S i. R X E, W M
He namea the following wltneanes to prove
his contlnuoua residence upon aud cultivation of
atd land, viz: George Far hart, C. D. Robinson,
leu nayea, narmu am, n m v'
"s.il'3 Jv P. Lrcas, Register
SOTICE FOR FUBLICATIOS.
Public Land Sale (Iiolat'd Tract.)
-rriTTrit is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
: aI ln.,.,,nHnni from lliel'nrn
misnioner of the general land office, under an
thoritv vested In him by section MA, I', si
ur,. Mt.ittlA amended bv tha ai:t of Con
ureas approved February 2S, 1'.5, we will pro-
eeeo. to oner av puuiic wis uu rnunj.
day of May, next, al the hour of ID oVhx k
a. m., at this orace. no iouowhik i., ntu,,,
to-wit: N'si NV it Section U, Tp 5 , R io E, W
Any and all persons elalmlng adversely the
.., j...kJ i.ni im aHvlttMi to tile th,ir
r.iHJieurm nuci iruu" -
claims in thia office on or before the day a:ove
designate! tor tne commeuceuitjm ui mmw nv,
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
JIT r, L1IA9, ai:kib,c.
31. 36 Otis Pattbbkos. Receiver.
L'. S. Land Office, Ths Dallea. Or., April IT, ljol.
SOTICE OF ISTESTIOS.
DEPRTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND
oan-e at The Dallea. Or., March 27. 1H.
.s'otue is herebv given that the following
mined settler has filed notice of her iutentiuii
to commute and make final proof in support of
her ciaim. and that aaid proof wtll tie made
lfora Vawter i rawford, County clerk of Mor
row county, at Heppner, Oregon, ou (Saturday,
May 11, lwl, viz:
ELIZA J. HAllER. of Hardman, Ore.,
iii.meatead entry So. 7M6,
For the S, eW', a BK section 19 and NEW
NW '-I aectlon , township t aotith, range
E W M
She tiames ths following witnesses to prove
her contlnuoua realdence upon and cultiv ation
of said land, viz: Mariiaon Cummliigs, U-ttie
McKay, Alice hayleas, Kusseil Thomas, all ol
Hardiuan, Oregon. ....
JT P. Lucas. Register.
SOTICE OF ISTESTIOS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND
Office at La 'irande. Or , March laol.
Notice is herehy given that the fooowlng
named settler haa filed notice of his intention
to make liuel proof in support of hl claim, and
that said proof will be made before J. W
Morrow. V. S. Commissioner at Heppner, Ore
gon, on eaturday May 11. lSOl.vu:
ANTONE ABRAH AMKIC E, of Heppner, Ore.,
Homestead entry No. M fortherHrW
section pi, township 5 aouth, range -T K M.
He names the followlug witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
of aaid land, vis: ri. W. Florean. A. J. Mcken
tie. Luther Hamilton, David Haaullton, all of
Heppner, Oregon. , .
ilj-ij I. W. BaSTLBTT Register.
SOTICE OF ISTESTIOS.
Public Land Sale. (I$olatcd Tract.)
VOTirE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1 HAT IN
1 pursuance ol Instructions from the C om
missioner of the General Land Office, under
autnority vested in him byeeetlon 2- I nlted
States revised ftatutee, as amended by the act ol
congress approved February M. 1''; ,w w'"
proceed U ot!er at public aala on Friday, the
loth day of May. neit. at the hour af lo
o clock a. m., at this oftlce, the fo'lowlng tract
of land, to-wlt aoutbweat w southeaat
aectlon 17. township I south, range 1 east w M.
Any and ail peraona claiming adversely the
above deeerlbed landa are advised to file their
claims In this office on or before the day above
designated for the commencement of aaid aale,
otherwlae their rt-J-MsWister.
8 J 33 Otis Pttsbioii, H"fv"r-,
V. S. Iand Office, The Dallea, Ore., April 2, Mil.
SOTICE OF ISTESTIOS.
DEPARTMENT Of THE INTERIOR. LAND
Office at The Dallea, Ore.. March F, li.
Notice la hereby riven that the following
named aettier baa filed notice of hia intention
U, commute and make final proof In support of
biaelalm, and that aaid proof will tie made be
fore V awu-r Crawford, County Clerk at Hepp
ner, Ore., on Friday, May lu, 11, viz:
E'T.KNE O NOBLE, of Heppner. Oregon.
H uneatead entry No. 74 for the HW! swjtian
a. township 2 south, range eaat. M.
H names tne following witnesses to prove
r.ia continuous realdence upon and cnltlva ion
of .aid land v, namuel vtlllta, A. K. Hn.i.s.
yiuie auipne i, Charles Mallory. all of Hepp
ner. ire. i . -ejt:
Jsv P. Loess. Rgl't-r.
NTK'K ) HEARING OK FINAL
ACCOUNT.
ll
n tie- com? y court of Morrow coumj. state
ol I
'ingOTi. . , .
I:
the ma'terof the satate of Htepncn im-i. ,
,l
l:
he final anoint ef R. f . Hart the executor
of I
the last will and teetarueni oi ri,..,-..
le, dw.aad. has been Only nieo in w.r
leer.tn.e. e0.,,t. in theabeve entitled Biat
u 1 tr.. e ,rt. by an nrdar datd A pril -I.
. having died thS d day of June, 1 1. t Hi
l.s.l
,.-k A M . tMlng thS nrsinayoi
u.ar term of aaid eiiurt. for the bearinir of aid
fir.al account, r.otlre la hereby fl"" f'
wm. lnu.re.tsyl Ir. aaid estass. that they
ot , tior.a to ti.. final ae,oa of amid ""T
... ... .k. .. i.mA a tha oourt for toe
I lulsnotl.e:. uhllahed ! pursu.nre of an
' M-,,o.l..! a. Bartholomew judi'.- of
, . ... . .-o-.-t du.y rna' -,'i ..' r -
''" ' r m !M .:
. - '. : I jt will an 1 t et... . .
' ' " " ' C E kEI.HKLi.
, v. .' Attorney for Kscc. .
KEK I'd AT IT.
If yon tot your little tootor and
thtui lay ndidn your horn, there's
not a limn iu 10 short days will
know that you were born. The
man who fathers pumpkins is the
man who plows all tiny, and the
fluent who keep a humping in the
aeut who inalieH it pay. The mini
whoiidvt i tises with n tuddeii jrk
is the man who blames the printer
been use it wouldn't work. The
eut who gets the business has a
long and steady pull aud he keps
the local papers for years and yean
quite full. He plans his advertise
ments in a thoughtful, honest wsy,
aud keeps forever at it until he
makisitpay. He h.is fftitli in ail
tlie future, cau withstai.d a Midd. n
shock, and like the man of script
ures has hid busiueso on a rock-
"I sent a dollar to a womuu for
a recipe to make tne look young."
"What did you get? "A card
saying 'Always associate with peo
ple who look twenty years older
than yourself.
WANTED A FARMER OR
STOCKMAN
To come to Morrow County, Oregon, and
Buy a Ranch that will yield him a good
profit on a small investment.
At 85 an acre I offer 324 acres 5 miles
south of Heppner; almost all good plow land
has runninsr water and is under fence.
This place is all ready lor the plow. Not
a stump to pull, no clearing to be done; 8
miles to mountain timber, and on county road
Address J. W. Redington, Ileppner.Ogn
fmsT ational ank
OF HEPPNER.
U. A. RHEA
T, A. RHKA ...
Freeiileut
.Vio President
Transact a General Banking Business.
EXCHANGE ON A 1.1. PART3 OK TI1K WuRI.D HOt'GHT AND HOLD
Collc tioiis made oa all polntaoti r.-nsouahle term, ,-urplus and undivided profits tXOOO.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
J. H. KINSMAN, Manager.
Beef, Pork,
Mutton,
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
Mmf
PHISMII FISH HKCKIVICn -"V PHIDAVN,
CORNER MAIN AND AAY STREETS.
. A-..'.!,. irujrjjs,-
OIIJv XiVIIV WAGON
Is one that everybody knows. It is one of the bei-t on earth. E
Gilliam & Bisbee
Have just received one of the largest Btocks of Eain Wagons ever
brought to Hsptiuer.
tleavy and Shelf Hardware, Graniteware, Tinwar, Agricnltnral
Implements, WaKous, UackB, Etc., Paints and Oils (the best in
..... a sjj-S
the world). Crockery ana uiassware.
II. A. THOMPSON,
Proprietor of the
LIVERY. FEED and SALE SUM
On West Side of
Ility riii'l drain bought anil
Hor-' H h!miik kept fur livi ry at i
Tin! i-rv li'!t fiicililifM kfjit
icliiir"'-. (Jivf tn,' a tiiiil nril In' mnvinci-d.
rilll. Ml. I - M A N. fr. M l. iit.
Irrperial
AMLIMCAN A N I
I'.i'..ea! Plan. 1 l .V.
Nerves that Die
For lack of nourishment tre just as dead as though they were
levered with a knife. In either case the base of supplies has
been interfered with. Nerves that need nourishing make their
wants known through headache, backache, loss of appetite, indi
gestion, fluttering of the heart, irritability,' sleeplessness, and gen
rral weakness. Feed the hungry nerves, build them up and
nake them strong and vigorous, full of vim, vitality and poweY,
ivith the great nerve food and tonic, Dr. Miles' Nervine.
"I doctored all summer with one of the best physicians
In the country for nervous prostration, but he did not help
mo at ulL I was sleepless, nervous, bad no anpetlto and the
food I ato was not properly digested. I was short of breath,
had palpitat ion of the heart and involuntary twitching of
inuseW After taking two bottles of Dr. Miles' jNerylue I
wua able to be up and about, and Ave bottles cured me."
Mns. l W. Kkeljer, 3 Judson St, Rochester, N. Y.
D
Mftes9
quiets the nervous irritation, stimulates the digestion
and Alls the blood with lust the nourishment steeded lor
weak aud run-down conditions. Give It a trial.
bid by dxugf lbta on giiaraatee.
I (1. W. CONKF.R Cashier
E. L. FKEELAND. . Assistant Cashier
Hams. Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality
w.
Main St., Heppner.
Hold. Eir-t-fhifs liiiia and Saddle
- :isiualil. rates.
for taking tarn tf tfiuns left in our
t V. KNOWLKS, Manager.
Hotel Co
I t l.'OPF W I I. N.
n,o,-,
I'Un. ?, ? Ml, t.
,s i:
Nervine
Da. Milm IIcdxcaj. Oa, Elkhart. Ind.
Gordon's
Feed and Sale Stable '
Has Inst ten opened to ths
public and Mr. Gordon, the
proprietor, kindly Invites his
frleuda to rail aud try bis
first-class accommodations.
TZ.ma.Xy of Hsvy avxa.d Ohrsvlao. for 8sUe
Stable located ou west side of Main
street between Wm. Scrlvuer's and
A.M. Uunn's blacksmith shops.
For ths ladles A fine horse and lady's saddle
OREGON
UMioN Pacific
Onlv Lino EAST via
SET LAKE and DEHVEfl
TWO TRAINS DAILY
Dally TIME SCHEDULIS' .V?!1..
D""T' ) ii.Pmaa.Oa. j A"'T"
Fast Mall For
8 IS a.m. Ust and West
Fast Mall-From I
East and West ; f:l p. m.
t
Eipress For
East and West '
Eipri'Ss- From
East and West S. p. in.
8 IS a, m.
STEAMER LINES.
H Fbani isco I'miTLsNn Rons. Htaamar
satis from Portland s p. in. every 4 days.
Dally Boat service Iwtween Portland. Astoria,
Oroauin City, Dayton, Halem, lmlejieiidenca,
corvallis aud alt Columbia aud Willamette
Vlver points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Steamers between Rlpanaaud lwiston leave
Rlparia dally at 4 to a. in., returning liava
Iwiston dally at :. a. ui.
J. M. KEliNAN, Aiint, Hi-piyoer.
A. L. ( Raid,
General I'aaseuger Agent. Portland, Or
The Argonaut rl
JAfj .M'T TkVH SIT.. C!?SAN i" KH' ' k" . hjn
COt.UtlPF
nrwt
n and
thry .ire rr-rt!i trie trt rvijrlv (tuMiilir-d vrt of
N- '.r!x. !) Jt.it isrr on the I'.v (;. .ie is to
wjijr-ly !(ii-(l ai th1 At)jimiiut. It i fi-in.l fur its
thort iloriei, it tirifc-ht Nr Vrnk arnl f.ur'ii,ii let
ter, ill uni'iue I )eiairtrMent. anl it. tii r u Ameri-
tan editofMl!. (-or the Argonaut it AineritAQ 6rM,
os. r or me Ar'inaui 11 mneniau nra,
IThe Argonaut
last, and all
the time.
bubti-hbc for -
$1000 GIVEN AWAY
Reliable ana enavgotte sb or wemssi. by i r
Cr:s are wanted In every Iowa an represent TIIK
r.niBR MONTHLY. "America's (Ireat Fainllr
MaWltM Tn. l"iser M..i(sly i bigh -elM
obUcaUoB, printed ea flu. paper, wit a beaouful
eaver la colore, aod Interests alt members m Uia
family. All sabaertpera fot ISOI w-veBraBarts
Spaaal calendar FRKK. AgenU are pais liberal
eommlaaMns aod alao share la SI otio divVlen amena
urn wba seod the greatest number of sobacrls.
Itoas. BeaS for IVm partlrulara.
ROBERT BONNEK'H HOKt,
Iestcee alsUa. Hew Terk.
the HoiiiwTTS
8 trains dally between St. Paul snd Chicago
comprising
' The Lstesl Pullman Sleepers,
Peerless IlioinK Cars,
Library and Observation Cars,
Free Iteolining Cbsir Cars.
The JO Century Train,
"The Northwestern Limited,"
Runs every day In the year.
The Finest Train id ttie World.
Electric Lighted Steam Heated
To Chicago by Daylight.
The Radger State Express, the Finest Day Train
running between St Paul and Chicago via.
the Hhort Line. Connections from the West
made via. The Northern Pacific, Great North
ern and Canadian Pacific Hys.
This Is also the t-est line between Omaha, St.
Paul and MlnneaKilis.
All agents sell tickets via,
-The Northwestern Line."
W. IT MEAD, H. L. PISI.RR.
Gen. Agent. llikctAgt
2 Alder St., Portland. Ore.
ARavlUlN
jr-
asi
TlwlwaaJ
IPIATINO
MOT OUNI
far Teas er HtldSkmtlt. aaaiala the elesaase
of oa'li.s, perfaetlea ef tsslaaaa, ease ef ts.lD)
apart ana saalliy ef lalak ef tha awai Saablagaaa
with tht sunvviorttr la sifhtlaa aad abeotlaa of
tie single bsrrsl.arY a'.oesissrss ie-rf.t1irv of
It-r e1 rrsisrlir e.-.e'-y ol M An LIN
rlEir'A-,,,'0 RlffCS. '0 pars cat.
s. g of tn$ rr. ! m -.j oi n, txlorcd cover by
OsihS'is, msiltd tor S aiaaipe.
t MasiLisi Pins Aassa Co. (saw M.vasi, OT.
tf WWyOTi",
I B. M. bW AV-1 I 11V Mill IK S &
IMARLIN
i
-, w k
4 tO
,7th ar.-i V?sK:f -;U:;- Sin cts
;oi Hand. Oregon.
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