Heppner gazette., May 16, 1901, Image 4

poison oati
poison ivii
are nvnjfthWst known
of U many dangerous
wild inl and ahruria.
To i Midi or handle them
ijiiicW'.y jim1uc sw-elling
nil'! i'lfintxiimtirtti with in
tfi:c i'. !.ing sui.1 burning
(T t!if s-L;n. Theer.ij.tL;. a
aoon t;sa;--ja, the uf
Icift l:. ; furevtT : but
nU:x .st as wn as the little Misters and
i tuU- rie.u-e.l the poison htui reached
the M.wi. an.l will break out at reifvtlar
ir.ti n' and each time in a more .crra
ntel f.ir:v Thin poison will loiter iu the
srstcni f.r yearn, and every atom of it
must 1 f rced out of the Mood before you
can cxjiect a perfect, permanent cure.
Mlarc's AKNtte
Nitire's HIsms,
in the onlv cure for Toion Oak, Poison
If v, ail all noxious plant. It is com-1
rawed CTt-lusirely of root and herb. Now
L.,.,r, .. aJ Ve r condition
" tv- i.nr with
WMI C. V A k A-A-- IVHf - -
oTvt the never cure.
Mr s m MrbM,VookWp-'ef the Atlanta
(C ) Gm Lifbt Co, w powosed with foion - Vear
Otk. H lock iular. A.raic and nrioui -1 ti;
MIT drna m4 aslid erillr BBinrrom ! GOBGE DAVIS, a Tenobscot Indian,
lotion b1 ! At o Wnit it time the v n i;Trtd in Boston for a number
niniostbUn. For etthrr tk poiaon would of years, has been seued with a yt arn
kmkMlemrtittiM. Hi eoodiuoo w mack -j. for njs nat.ivc camps, and has com-
imprvivd after Uktn( one bottle of . S S, and , . Ir,,,,ii
liw Nettle, clears li blocsJ of the poion, and monced ft tramp back to the grounds
all evidence of the domic disappeared. : 0f te trilx at Oldtown. Me.
Teople are often poitoned without; Cirr. IIarky Uaiitlett, who is to
knowing when or how. Explain your case : comman(j Lieut. IVarv's arctic explor
fully to our phyaiciana. and they wU is OIllv twenty-nine years of
cheerfully glv .uch .nformatton ad- ha"s been fifteon ,ars at
vice aa you require, wiiaoui cnar, aii u
-in LA rt1,!,. me tima an interest-
we will acrid at the same time an interest
leg book on Blood aad Skin Diseases, .
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CL, 'TCAKTA. fit.
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SHCDPER3 AT HIS PAST.
"I recall cow with horror," btb Mail
Carrier Burnett Mann, of Levanna, O.,
"civ three jears cf iuffering from kid
ney trouble. I was hardly ever fre from
dull aches or acate pains in the back.
To e too? or lift mail sacks made me
irroan. I felt tired, worn oat, about
reaiy to give up, wben I began to nr
Electric Bittf-rs, bat eis bottles com
pletely cared me and ma Je ma feel like
a nf-w ma." They're unrivalled to reg
uit ftovxiit-h, liver kiiafys and bowels,
I'erl-ct fstisfaction gnaraoteed by Slo
con Drn; Co. Oi.ly W cents.
HJT OFFICES.
There are present in Morrow
cou-ty the :V.iu-.Dg poet offices:
pj-.-.i-as Hardman,
E.tti.imi.e, Heppner,
F:.-a, lone,
da.lyaay, . I'eUys,
i(jueeteiry, Lexington.
Try the new remedy for ooitiveoeee,
rharr.horiiiin's Stomach and Liver Tab-
lfta. Everr box awaranteed. Prioa 28
cents. For sale by Conser k Warren,
druggists.
The home-seeker wL is hunting tim
r, fouthili, table-land, prairie, eage-i-ufL,
agricultural or grazing land, can
fiiiJ all of them in Morrow county.
FOUOHT FOR HIS LIFE.
"Mj father and sister both died of
coueumptioL." write J. T. Weatherwax.
U'mniiito Mich.. aod I was saved
from the same frigbttol fate only by Dr.
Vif.ir'i tr Il aooverv. Ao attack of
left an obotinats coajfh and
try severe laog troubls, wbieh ao excel
leol dfetor eoulJ not belp, but a few
months' oee of this wonderful medicine
m as well m evr and I gin1
much id w-itfrJt.'' Infallible for coughs,
I nil tl.roat and lueg trouble
Trial holt la free. Ouaracteed bottles
Sue sl 1 f 1 at 8 locum Drag Co.
J:F.D HiONT STABLE.
Wben von com" to Iferpcer Put P
yoar t-srn at the F.e-i F ront Livery Sta
lie on Mam St., cj-pof.ttj the brewery
Thev will receive the Vnt ol care. Bug
gies. tt-tiiif ar. i saddle fioreea for hire
at reaoriavj:e rates. Hay and grain
bought acd i.
Eisss Eaos.
IT fAVED HIH LEO.
T. A paLf r;b, 'A LaOraoge, Oa,
nT.rtJ lor i i t&'jtitbs with a fngttfal
r,,t,r.;Eu acre co hi lea. bat writM tba
Buckifu's Aroica Halve wholly cured t
id I dare. lor ulcers, woonds, piles it
..t,. tMt i.alve in the world. Uure
-uaraiite-d. Onlj ' reus. Bold b
81ocnm lrng Co.
I, me i-eker with rrn-at s, ao iriTes?-
orsebuul.l tije bert-. On avxODt of
tbe 1" p Hea ai aliirh its iatids are
t'fT.ffl. M-.rr iw cotiLtj nicU to loatle
its i i i.-iU'i-'O tL.s ear. (od lacl eati
tie boott lit-re at $ 1' to 15 an bcre.
U tti a - m. I J -ai .f plea.i.r aod
e.t s'ie t, u tbat 1 t.r tuii.ti'l 1,'i.aiii
twr.aiti iLC. t 'b.ji'ra fcb i 1'it.rrtiora
!;.,, , t l'rs,-,".l A W.riawteH
of Hartford, t -m. A lady c-iM'iii.T.
eeu ; tbi fHi ' U'-'J tut oo
r,,, .i r-- s' I ' rr;. "I r. s ly -
Ii. -
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i . !.' II ' fli-'if ud
efctl sji.--:c over i's ur
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re.-s i ..'. '
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WOMEN WORTH KNOWING.
Wits. Uku.ikvMai.iin is tV.e owner
of the frown once K'!ew:nc to Mivrie
Antoinette Tins, is a velvet r:ip with
the insi,rr.i-.i of nna'.ty I'laVl.i-'oticil
upon it in precious sl.'iii'v
Mis. Un v.n ton 1 1 Imv eiuloweil two
rota at the- llabios' slu'.ter in New
York. lt the ih-U ii". w.iv be u-od for
the two n 'St tinintctvatir.ir '
i tlu or.', comma v.. i wl.uh
; i 'ulrv.li.
;uvom-
panics hi-r cift.
MR.. OlAfSOEY M. lH:n w. who took
an active interest in all -;;lvts re
panl-.ii t' tva;.:,.:,j of ci..::-cu. was
;.wa;, i-u voraMy . ptvcil to fairy
tales." Lc Vliev isl in s.:-.ii'.y written
histories and instruct, ve L'a:i;.
Tire y.mrsrest teic-mori operator in
Amorioa is little Kv.phra. the hve-year-old
daughter of Mr. ainl M.-. U N.
iHinn, of Wot Voint. lia- The e'.iild
has been about the office a irrea. deal
and quickly picked up the Morse
alphabet, s.he can a., up ot tier op
erators, and receives mesis-os
with
remarkable accuracy.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
So one. whe identity is ft eevret.
h&s made Kov. Ft. II. A.
Adams, of the
-v- V 1
Church of the lietleemer in -fw mm,
the recipient of a life income of Ji.iXK)
- t - - - ... II,.
rats hifh a a navigator, lit
; is the youngest of four brothers, all of
whom are captains.
Mb. E. D. Lxmis, of New Haven.
Conn., is so fond of railroad traveling
that he travels one hundred and fifty
eight miles a day. Every day, for six
days in the week, he journeys from his
home to New York city, where he is
engaged in business, and returns at
night.
NEWSPAPER NOTES.
O the world's f3ir number of the
Youth's Companion 750.000 copies were
sold in the first two weeks.
The first newspaper published in the
world was the Roman Acta Piurna. 631
B. a The first one published in Eng
land, the Mereurius Aulicus. after
wards the Oxford, then London Ga
zette, Tvas established iu January,
1642.
Thi newspapers of India are pub
lished in many languages, and it is
said that those in the native tongues
... . . , i j
are more widely circulated ami r&itu,
in proportion to the number of copies
printed, than is the case anywhere
else in the world.
Thu oldest newspaper in the world is
said to be the British Tress, which was
first issued in l'"- and has just cele
brated its 271st birthday. Three years
ater the London Gazette appeared, be
ing published at ( xf.rd on account or
the great plague in London.
A SLEEPING BEAUTY.
fhe Love Roiunrt of the Freteat
-r;r i.f t.i-rnuin .
When 1 was ln-t summer in Den
nark," sar tlie l'ar.s c. rr'-.-pomlea'
Sf Truth. ' I w-r.t to iVmkeniiu.wher
the dukes ..f A'.U'URtcnnurg L:..l tn-.i
rv-iden.v. Kmnr. .u?u-ta Victor!:,
was b. r:. in'; 'r"i!3-ht up -e. T'.
mpre-'. a - a vhii !. l.a.-i kr.-wn. I wa-
toid bv a Tii-'-m! t-r i f thu- e nuea
court. t:.e err: pen r in c.-.-i'i..'-. " "
goini.' t.- a .el, and then to l'.'.r.n a :
stu-.ient. be lot sigiit of her. The ac
quaintance was renewed under roinan
tic circum.-tances. When he wa
twenty or therealmuts he wa sent i:
the early summer ..n a tour to Iloi
stein, and extended it to l'r'uukenau
fhe voun? princess wa a trie
!v L'row:
zirl and klttomir.z as a r. - ;
some
how heard who vrascomin' an.l .'.rjss-i
in her U-t to receive u:m. Cirowir.,
tired of waiting she p-jt into a l.m:.
muck fewinjring in an artr. wnicii
act-ntel with - freshly-blown luac
TUt-re she f.-U asleep.
The wanderinir prince came ty thf
arU.r, saw the sleepiit' U-auty. am;
ta-as conquered. It is said that as Le
was (raziny i.n her she was dreaming
that. more fortunate than her mother.
she wan r.-:r.ir wafte.l to a ma?ri;li-fn,
throne, and that an imperial crown
had defended on her head. WTIiam
did n.t rneart to disturb the si.-. -pint.'
beauty, n:t. ah csua!. he was in uni
form "arjd the drap?infof his sword on
.he asphalt of the summer hoii-; and
the ciar.kinc of his spurs betrayed him.
b.- awnke. and saw a pair of eyes that
iook"d lov a hers, and then she
rushed awav toward tin? residence
Cresi-ntiv her p-iverness came t tell
her that "the crown prince of Prussia
,.tl.,r.. H.-r mother, the (!i;c)ies.
dowager, b'-'ntf ill. i' ''.evolved on A.i-rn-a
Vi. -t.'.rla, to do the honors. Mie
hastened to weh-orne the iihisTious
visitor, lie l.e-t no time in leCiariD(f
himself her lover, and they were en
paged before fc left the house.
OONTS FOR HUSBANDS.
Dcs'T forpet that the true gentle
man tever Uhs profane or vu.par lan
tniae; that he does not wnk. hastily,
Ik,n- t hang alAut the kit. hen, with
advice ht-re and BU?etioriS there, un
less your wife has t.-ie oan-e privilege
at vour place oi wont or uu.Miicm.
lxii'l pay a dollar for a lunch "down
tr.wn." and half as much more for
clrars. while yota think up plans for
p-reater economy in the family grocery
bill.
TV'T reouire an l mir.ed report r,t
en rv dollar p aeed In t.-r l ands, even j
should (.he n.a-ce an nr. wis- expend
ture; consider how mar.;.- times you J
have tvv.-n her the example 'jood
Houvaepinf
3 1RU MAKSS
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-fit EXPERIENCE T,;
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KILLS
THE DAN M.l.. 'I
srai awn i
mLKri
that riurro.i up the lp, maklnj
dandruff snirf, tJUlinjJ th hair to
fall, and fiiully
BALDNESS.
You will he NO MORE DAN
DRl'Ff, FALLING HAIR, r
BALDNESS If you use
NEWBRO'S
HERPIOIDE
The anry Hair Prtpsration on this
akwlutvly n Kicntific principle.
for lilt by drufists. Prlct $U
.i ii't id
nwsimwrl-"! seethe new king
of KuliIbuJ has given an order for
a bath ami a garter to Kaiser Wil
liam. Tears to me, after be had
him washed, he iiiought hev trick
ed him out with more clothes than
that."
Take them to
day and you will
be well to-morrow.
Baldwin's
Allopathic Cold
Cure Tablets,
(Cold la head)
No.23-B.
25c
Saw Faawcrsca,
B. L. BALDtfll CCL
Your Cold Cure 1 the mly remedy that
really dae cure in one day.
Harry Rad;er Co.
SACaaMBTO, Cau
T. BALDWIN CO.
You Cold Cure Tablets No. 3-B art
.pieodtd for Cold in He. DvmKLU
Witli Adama, Boothe fit Co.
Db5Tsi, Colo.
" IirCold CtjreTaWeU ,
and mot ooorenieot remedy for cold in La.
bead. Ttyr.ui eyermanc
Patterson & Son, Heppner
Some Reasons
Why You Sntxil i mA on Having
"Mm HIRHSSS OIL
U-. - ' '
R n lers hard k-;t';:er fj-.t.
EsjA.-ci.ilIy i n. ;
Xel: i out v. :'. r.
A heavy bI:e-l oil.
Harness
ja esceiit-r.l l :
it! ve.
harness.
ff eauces cc
Clever hums the h-.ither ; us
ffhciencv is ir.crease-I.
Secures (.est oer ;u.
Stitches kt-'t from l.reakinu.
OIL
s 6 M in all
Localities m vjfture.nr
Standard Oil i orapany.
It far better to have
large
feet
tlnn a -mall umlrstanuirig.
The hou.-e of a tidy woman and
a. motion to adiourn are always id
order.
Heart
Pains
are Nature's warning notes of
approaching danger from a dis
eased heart. If you would
avoid debilitating diseases, or
even sudden death from this
hidden trouble pay heed to the
earlv warnings. Strengthen the
heart's muscles, quiet its nerv
ous irritation and regulate its
action with that greatest of all
heart remedies, Dr. Milca
Heart Cure.
"Oiirk. darting pain?
fchot
thro'ik-h ray heart, left sldf; and
ehouhier arid at ni -ht my limbs
woutd b? numb and cold, one
bottle of Lr. Mih.-s' II-art Curo
r.-.ieved ;ae and six Ujtties coru
plere.y cred mi."
W. L. I1YEK3, Whitt, Ttiaa.
Dr . Miles'
Heart Ctire
,'. , t;,-; ht art a-t'on, accel-t'-r;
a'vi-i'H and builds
; ..n'.;r- s :n. Sohi by
T, ; ,. ( , y;. trt,
cor.trf
th-
Iill s jlssv s-. w r'.rssr-1
i I t-.i n 'jY f !i?
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NOTICE FOR rVBUCATlOy.
Fortst Rtscrvt Lint Selection JVo. 413.
KPARTMKNT OK THB INTERIOR. LANU
1 I OttU-e at La liramltf, Ore-., May l.t, 11
lirai
Notice U herelr tlveu that
JOllOM,
ohote iKKtomceaddreas U roruatm, vwuon.
hKtna,1e application to select muter the a ! of
June . 1S7. iW fiat. ). the follow mil deaerlh
el tract of land:
l ho NW of .NK of 8ee. J8, T 3 S of R -I',
EilhliiitheneittWdajlrotn the date hereof
pn.tfpr or coute: awalmt tin- i-nmi, on the
srouiul mat me la-.ui unci n-i. . r- - -
tli. reof. U more i alital.le for U mlueraU limit
icranri.-ultural pnrpiwes, win oo rm-mti
..ot.l l.r riruirt to the ConimtMlomT o! inr
miti.l lor report to the Commtlom
tit'tieral Land Oflte.
S.;i-;i K. w. Disii.ti i,
SOTICt: OF iyTEKTJOX.
PnNic Land Sal. Isolated Iract.)
T OTU'K IS HEKEBY HIVES THAI IN
S .,.iriiini liitructioin from the t'om-
mUsiotter of tin. lieneral Land Office, n tutor
-,,t.,.,,itv v...t...i in him hv aei'tiim I lutiHl
state revttied tiuttitea, as amended ly lite act ol
........ r.. utnr...1 KHhrtt&rv 1. is-.'-.. " C m itt
r.......,t to ,.nr t nubile sala ou Friday, the
'i.i ,iu nl Juno uext. at Hie hour of 10
o clock, a. ui., ai mis oniee, inn h iiuiih n.
o( land, to-wit: Lot 1 and i and southeast
northeast stictlou 1, low usnip I aoimi, mist
25 east V M.
Any and all psrsons Claiming autwutj n.r
above descrlbeil lauds are advised to tile their
claims in this office on or before the day above
designated for the comnieneeiueut ot shUI le,
otherwise their ris'hta will be forfeited.
JAY. 9. Ll'CAS. KeKiater,
S4-;W Otis ParriBsoN. Receiver
U. s. Land Office, The Dalles, Ore.. May 11, uul.
XOT1CE OF IXTENTIOX.
Public Land Sal. (Isolated Tract.)
VOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
iv pursuance of Instructions ftom the Com
missioner of the Haueral Land OBlee, utitler au
thority rested in him by section 24-4. Lnited
State Revised Statutes, as amended by the Act
of CotiKresa approved February IS'A we wttl
pnx-eed to offer at public sale ou Iriday, the
ut iir of June next, at the hour of 11
o'clock A. M . at this office, the following tract
of land. to-wi; Lot 4, section u, ana 101
tl m 3. township 4 south, rauea ii east, W . M ;
south S southeast V. section 11, township o
south, rani sast, W. M; southwest l, north
wet V and northwest southwest V section
2 township 3 south, ramtei1. east, W. M: south
west " southeast i, section S4, township 3
south, range it eat,W. M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abore-decribd lands are advised to Hie their
claims In this oflic. on or before the day above
designated for the commencement of said sals,
otherwise their right will be forfaited.
Jay H. Li'ca. Bolster
IS4-9 Otis Pattkbmin, Keceivwr
L". 8. Und Oftlce. The Balles, Or., May 11. 1.1)1.
XOTICE VF INTENTION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, LAND
Office at The Dalles. Ore., May 7, 11.
Notice is hereby given tbat the following
named settler haa filed notice of her luteution
to make final proof In support of her claim, and
thai said proof will be made befura J. Vs Mor
row, C. 6. Commlaaioner, at Heppuer, Oregon,
on Friday, June 14. 11, rU:
HAN'NAH E. HALLOCK, of Heppner, Ore.,
HomMtead entry No. tint,
For the N"', S WV and tEW NW; section .'8 and
iwv SVVv, section 21, township 2 south, range
2iiE, M
She name the following witnesses to prove her
xnnttniioiit residence upon ana cultivation o:
..4ri t.n.i ftenrra W. Rea. Olaf Johnson
Hiram E. Clark. Orrin K. Farnsworth, all of
Heppner, Oregon.
8S.1 8 ' Hei'r-
yazicE OF INTEXTIUX.
EPVRTMEKT OP TUR INTERIOR, LAND
ilrtiea at Th. Dalle, Or.. April IT, l.il.
vntt,. ii herehT elTen that the follow ins
j.i ..Hi.rhn flint notice of hi intention
,r. mk Anal nroof In upport of
s r m. and tcalial l nrooi win d mauo
tn. vitr TraMford. County Cierk. at
Heppner. Oregon, on June , 11, vir: Home
steiid entry No. 5138,
BENJAMIN T. DIVOKI, of Hardman, Ore-
egon
For the SWt, section 23. township s s, range -K
W M
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous reaidence upon sit. i rim i
of ld land, vlf : John E. fteeens, R. H stiti-
U. K. Coa, U. a. Jentins, ail oi nar iniatt
I r a1 iwf,ivi,
SOTICE OF IXTENTIOX.
TvEPA RTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND
I I Office at La Grand, ore., Apni km 'i.
s;rtii' is herebr riven that tlie foil.
inr nam'ed settler ha filed notice of his Inten
,.. mii final nrnof In support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
cierk of the oupreme court oi me state m
eon. at fendleton. or., ou jutic i o '
Homestead entry No. 1922,
ISAAC A. HINKI.E, of Vinson, Ore,,
For the W i NE'i and X NW section
T 1 S R I9K. W M.
He mime the following witnesses to prove
hi. r.mtlntious reaiaenee upoii an i ennooo.,..
nt UM land. VIZ: Vtllliatn r. rtioini". m
ron J. Renhasa. jacon arsmer, uti-jitu
ail of Vinson, Ote. .. .
sS2-7 K.W. Baitlitt, Register
. SOTICE OF ISTEX-TIOX.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND
Office at la Orande, Or . April an ril.
Sotife is hereby given that the following
named settler ha filed notice of hi Intention
, ...k. Hml t,rnnf In stionort of his claim
and that said prrmf will be made before the
County Cl.rk of Morrow county, at Heppner
Oregon, on June 22, 1301. vlx: nonicst
entry No ftifi,
EDWARD HIRL, of Vinson. Imatilla
county. Oregon,
Porthe r!WtaSE. HWIt HEVi and rtWV,
section 14, township 2 efjuth, range " a, -M
u.. ih fnllowlnir witnesses to provt
his c'antintious residence upon and cultivation
of sa d and, viz: narnej mnt ii,"'
,.' Z in. u.t.j nt Iiinijton. Oreiron
i.mV hnhertT. of Heppner, Oregon; lianfel
Doherty, of Heppner, Oregon.
Wi l E. W. Bartlrtt, Register
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
TAEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR LA N
II The Ilalles. Or . April 'ei, VM.
. ...... i. h.r., in that the following
named settier ha Hied not!; , of bi. It'ntl.,n
to make Bnai prooi m V
Y,. ...on .nd that aald proof will be mad
1 . .- li I..t.(,,.r,n l nited Stt4;S I'omllllS
loner t Ioe Rorg, Oregon, on .-atttrday
r 1 I'rf-.l .1.
THKAIM.RE (t. EARHART, of lti.f K-rk
Oregon, FI E No.f.2fl7 for the EH and s
-HV set tif.n 2.T 6 fl. R 24 E, w M
He name the following wltnes.'S to prove
his contlnuou residence upon ami rutin no"
aid land vl Oeorge Karhart, ;. D. koi.inon
j"ir Hayes, Harmon Heal, all of Lone Kock, Or
MjtIcFfOR P CliLlCATI ON.
Puf.lic Land Sile (Isolated Trw t. )
-r,, .a HKkKRV GIVEN THAT IN
i ' pursuance of Instruetlons from the Com
thorny V.5.W-I Hi him by :tlon 2l-n, L. rt
K - Wed Wat.,le. a. amended by the act , ( on
7re, approved February 241, ".' I'
rtiioiier ot the general V, 1
On
: "'Z,r public .ale on Friday, th. 4 l.t
,t,r r,f May, next, at the hour of Hi clo. k
a in.. t this once, the """ "
to-wit: N'.4 N1 Section 21, 1 p 5 o. Kill,
M-. j ... . ,.iimln adversely the
,,?le ril,l.nd. are wtvlwd to file their
;a ,! irthl. office on or before the day aive
ie.ig'atid for the cmmeneemer,t of .aid ale.
,herw... the., right. -Ul J,,.
Oris prtsao!. R-elver.
-31 v.
Land omee. Tlie Dalle.. Or.. A pril 17. l'JOl.
SfiTICK OF HEAK1NO OK UN A I.
ACCOST.
In the county court of Morrow county, state
"i'Tne 'matter r.f the estate of Stephen Lal.nd-.
. , ,;. A M . -lr,g th. Mrs- day .Tit,- next r. c
, r t. rm of ..el curt, for tne heanng of ...l.l
- .1 . count, notice IS h.rel,, given t.,a;l per
, rntere.te. In Mid '" ' '"",
. u, ,, H,A arcfui.t of Mid ew ut-.r,
V';:;r,'rl: tn. tfm. r.- y Ii.. wiurt for toe
.. '..It,.. II. ," A.O. Harlboloioe.
.. . . nilt . l court, dniy toa-l. and . t" r. !
.... entitled matter.
. t.,r of -nelat wlil and testament 'of j
. , .,. n ,-.n le,deeea-4. f; jf Rr ,ri K f t . I
AtU.rney for Ki-'.tor I
'
i
vrvl,lv var.t to know h
The j
,. . ... i,r in .av.
- .. i., , -ve with
a rh. u. ... :t
i v , aae thU pap"" " ' '
K-imn yo .Ml bv '
Farming Lands
At Present
In Morrow County
such low prices that one crop will
pay for the land. These low prices
are sure to increase.
When you want to buy or sell Morrow Coun
ty property, call on or address
Geo. W. "W'ellfisi,
AT-
R. HOWARD'S STORE,
T.
Main strt'i't,
te
All well adapted to
Staple and Fancy Groceries-
Fine Tea a and UoJJees.
R. HOWAKD,
If host
CaM.'V
I make to order, when wanted,
II. JK. KAIlvlISO,
Main street, West side, -
Pikst Wational Bank
!
OF HEPPNER.
CI. A. HHF.A.
I'refiileot
. Vio-Fresiilent
T. A. KHHA.
Transact a General Banking Business.
EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD KOI GHT AND SOLD
Collection made on all pointson reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profit. ir.,onn.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
J. H. KINSMAN, Managtr.
Beef, Pork,
Mutton,
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
n-aOH PIMM KICCKIVBI
CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS.
! r i i .in m r s-7TAiii v-s
m
In out; 1 !t'-t
Vi-iyleMi
knows.
Gilliam k Bisbee
Have just revived one of the largent fctockn of l'.ain Wagons ever
brought to Hepjiuer.
Prices cire Kltclit.
Heavy arid Shelf flurdware, Oraniteware, Tinware, Agricultural
Implements, Wbhodb, II -.cks, Eta, Pftints and Oils (the best in
the world). Crockery and (JlafiHware.
II. A. THOMPSON,
Proprietor of the
LIVERY, FEED and SALE STABLE
On West Side of Main St., Heppner.
fiv hrnl Clifiin li'iU.'lit mi I
I lor
,p. i - !. f".' ' I il
lie
i iy trf st (a ililii s kej.1 l i takii.
Give mil h trial in 1 b' convince'.
f
i
may be bought at
I leppner, Ogn
you can find
Groceries, Provisions, Glassware,
Tinware and Furnishing Goods,
either City or Country Trade.
Good Goods....
Fair Prices. i
Call at my
NEW mm&h SHOP
autl see the Nfw Goods of the very
quality, at lowest canh pricca.
I do Jobbing and Repairing,
ami Guarantee Satisfaction.
any article iu the Harness lice.
Hertpner
-
V. f 'ONSK.B . .
L. FIU'ELAND
Catdiiei
Assistant Caiihiei
Hams, Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
?V I'HIIIAYH.
i '-- -
;aix VAG(hT
It is one of the l"-t un earth.
e - i! !. I -1 . !:
I find .Saddlo
t':Miis !(' in hit
,;i'.
Gordon's
Feed and Sale Stable
Ha Just been opened to tha
piiljllo and Mr (.onion, (ha
proprietor, kindly invites Ills
friend lo call and Iry Ills
II rHt'CliiHs aceonnntMlutliitis.
rienty of Hay ar.d 3-ra.ln fcr Ckl
Htntile loi ntt'tl on went k t 1 1 ' ol Miiln
Struct hetwoiMi Win. St-rivniT's autl
A. M. liiinn'ti liliK-kKitillh MhopH.
For the ladles - A tluu liomu ami iaily's na iille
OREGON
SiigitUne
and union Pacific
(JjiIv Iino KAWT via
SALT LAKE M DEKIfEB
TWO TRAINS IJAirV
mm
Pally riME SCHEDULES .
Dkr a kth . Akhivis
IlKI'VNItR, Oil.
Kant Mail For
H J'ia. in lUst and West .
Kat Mail Kmm
tast and W rat .": If p. m.
Epri-H For '
S:15a. iu. East and West j
!
Eipress - From J
East and VYct S:1.1p. m.
STEAMER LINES.
Hvw Fbncimo I'okti.ano Rot'Ti. Memer
anils fruiu l orllaud 8 p. in. overy & days.
Pally Hoat service betwen Portland, Astoria,
Orogou City, Dayton. Salem, Independence,
I Corvallis and all Columbia and Mlllainett
iVtT K)llt.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Steamer between Kli.aria and l-wialmi leave
Rli arla dailv at 4 4ii a. in., retaining leave
lew istun tlully at S'.KU a. in.
J. M. KfclliNAN, Agent, Heppuer,
A. L. C'KAKi,
Uetieral Passenger Agent, Portland, Or
Chicago,
Rock Island
and Pacific
Ry-
The Favorite Line to
Points Kast
ltroa.l. vestibiiltil. up-to-date trains between
I'-n-Mo and Item i r, an.l ntnitha, I lai-.K" ana
Ktiu i It v making diri-t cotinn li..ns Iu
Chicago with all morning train, i at.
Hr-tii fill i tiiMii r.iM-a-r I.H.rary hunei
ar b. twi. it Demrr and t'hiiag.. the most
la-rfii-t 1 1 1 1 i i u car service in th" worm a la
crte". thri.'ii.-h tir.t ru-. Pnlimsii .le.-jK-f
ti cry day between r-;t lke I llv and Chicago
via. the scenic l ine. icr"i.: ni,j "hi-i'i.
'Xc'irsioiKi In ordinary rnnniati s.eecuig car
,nce a week from Tertian. I ni-d san Fratii-lsco
o Omaha i IiI' hv", H .I'hI... H atoit and New
York. la the Gr-t sait Lake llocle wlthonl
.iug to i litcago. No aimojmg trait. n-r in
lilcatfo. Iln-M- curs are provided th all
t-.-k : " 4'erlo.lli :. for lr.-. u..- ..1 onr patrona
For fiirtl.cr inforinatlon. maps. f..l.lcr. etfl..
rail oil your m-arvat ticket tit. or a.blr.-M
A r ' n n r. I.
Geti'l Agt Tax Dcpt Tortland. ore.
Independent ar.d reliab. The Oregon-
$1000 GIVEN AWAY
RpliaMa and enere.-tlr men or wnmn, rwr.
fir . arc w anteu in i. t ry u-wn u. i. ,,,, -...
l lll.KK 1(TIII.V. -Ani'rl. a .onal rantily
M .rirtf 1 he imirr TionmiF ..'"
ni.lualli.n. pnolliii tine ,t. r, with beaauful
ro.ir lu c.l.ira. and intereata all inembera "I Ui.
family All.tibrrirwr. ti.rl'.'oi r."""" "'i . i
li.m.-l ran.nnar rnr.r.. a.m.- -
r.iiiin!ionnd alj l r 111 41 iM-o ,11 v..l among
Uii.ae hn -ml tha nrr-at. .1 nurobix of utai na
tions. Henil for frit particular.
KOHKKT IIOMNEK'Jt lOH,
Ledaer U.UdUa, ... H.wi.rk.
The ArnautES:
tin y arc ep-ri-ilie Isrvt w--kU' pn!li m ti f
Svw NnrL. Nj p-.:'-r .'it t!t- I'.ni.u i
W Sly a 'tj.it.-s! .1- i , ti Ai. - It ' ' ' -
i! ,rl st -in. . its. hiihl N r '-. ,t :!(.-. - 't-
N r, ii li'ii.jtii- n ,.ift . ,i s, ,i . i it . ifc i . . A i ' ii-
L.ifi r.HI'iri.ila,, l ir t'l Ai' ii.'Ul l .'tit-rM .til nr,
ini'.ri.n, ir I'm AU'dnUl I .iiifri'.in
iulThc Argonaut
i..,t. and all i
lh tut
Sulifc- rib
Trie Koritiwesiefii Line
8 trains dally iH-twpeu St. Tsui and I hlcsgo
comprising
The Latent Pullman Sleepers,
Peerless Dining Clara,
Library anil Observation Cars,
Fre Keolining Cliair Cars.
The 20 Century Train,
"The Northwestern Limited,"
Huns every day In the year.
Tbe Finest Train iu tbe Work!.
Electric Lighted Hteam Heated
To ( bli airo by DayllKht.
The Ttw.lkrer state Fvpren. the Finest Day Train
mimics- between St Tsui and Cbt.airo via.
the -bort Line Connection from the Vv.-st
inn I. via The Northern I'm 1 (Sc. Oreat North
em and I'moitian Tactile K)..
This is also the I'.st line between Omaha, tit
Paul and Minneapolis.
All agents sell llckcts via.
"Tim Northwestern Line "
w. it mk ' II. 1. stsi i i;.
' 1 icket Agt.
. i-r -t.. Portland, lire.
'visit DR. JOROAN'S-smimtI
UUSEUU OF ANATOUY
1061 KMHKtT IT.. (AN FRANCISCO, CAU
fai.M. sua as ima
Th largest Analomtaal 1
B la. w.ria.
ftratrt attraction la fa Cty. A
smI l..ase,aol tivI.TrslhT (
tt ldt bprt,.tt t,l i'mciA 1
CUM! iUi4jiihsMl at ysMrsia
DR. JORDAN-PRIVATI DI8IA8IS
rc1 ntspa wbo r mt(Tfrim$ ,
fiuin Ih (IrU r f9ilhtnl lndl-
k cretlor or xs- h mturr
w fsMtra. wrv4nm 1 prrtrt lttliii. lm
. (Hilriifl.r, t ft ) In nil Kiiron.pll-
B i Htl-Mii; RHrm mmr i ht si. strsasi isr-
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T rofrt'1Vt, tt ift fstt i-uinllv prt r, Ihn I ocifr
A litW mn rrani(si !tt trtttmftt llikt It lOl
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