Heppner gazette., May 30, 1901, Image 4

DAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.
The din is the sat of an almost end
less vancl- of .heax-a. They are Incwn
by vari'iuv n.-imcs, lut are nil due to the
name cause. Hi i.l iid other tvuaons in
tlir t ..! that imUle and interfere with
the ;.r.ijr m tli in of the akin.
To haT a rri.Ui, m.ftskin, free from
r,o' h .n-. the Mood must he kept pure
sitnl !hm!!i. Tic nianr prepHraUons of
p 'ta.vh i.nd the Urjre number
dors nnd lotions trenerallv
class of diseases cover up
WEEKLY CHOP BU. LEVIS.
cf r
tiv-'i i'l t
i ii .1 -..in k: ,c. not cannot remove per
"! 'V(N 's 1 loichts and the red,
... .. ,:.n- j--r.,;.s.
C:: : n.:l v-'gilanco Is tho prloo
cf a beautiful complexion
v n :: Is n-ru-.'.-.c are relied on.
" l. s' he. t t.oeas Avenue. St Imtia,
,vi . r t " i fTi:p;i n on her face, which
!!! ; f . -. ;::.eEt. She w taken to two
c i i ' ' ts' ? ' rw :nmev tut received no foene
1:1. KS n -m- were prescribed, hut with
out rest.',;, u; :' 1 we drci.Je.l 1 .i trv S S a by
t se ! r:.f te l t botilc w a f n.sVie-d the eruption
ttfrm tod-.an-, rH-ar. A 0rcn hottles cured her
rorr.TJclc.v s:.,i !rt fcrr t.k.n perfectly smooth.
fche i c w wvrmn yea: s old. sad not s aig-a of
tne e:r u. TftsR.rnj ..ifccaee na ever rtlurned
S. S. a positive, unfailing cure for
the worst forms of skin trouble. it is
the re.-i!et ot all blood purifiers, and the
only one fruara uee.i purely vegetable.
Bad tlood makes bad complexions.
punhes and lango-
rates tne old and
make new, rich blood
that nourishes the
tin active and healthy and in proper
condition to perform iu part toward
carrvmp off the impurities from the body.
If you hare Eczema. Tetter, Acne, Salt
Kbeum, Psonasia, or your akin is rough
and pimply, aend for our book on Blood
nd Skin iSiseaaes and write our physi
cians about your case. No charg what
ever for this service.
SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPART, ATLANTA, 6A.
Portland, May 27.
The WtM'k lias Ivcn t-howery ami
mchietnt.Oy cvl until Sntimiity,
wliou it licr'U'.i.' r.ns. a-.inably wsrm
Km) t h si 11 K rtoi in- v;n it alcnt
in SouMu rti Orison at.ii tin' ut per
portion of ihe Willmnettte vnlley.
T!io in.,i imi:ii tom; ei'Htuivs dur
ing tln week in Westirii (trefoil
ranged hetwet'n ."i'i hih! 7 Jejrreeii,
.tnil tht' itnr.jr.u:!H tvm:
mmm
t .r. be.
l.tl ' ' e! ' l'. I il l'lr-t-
i the ni!i:;i:iim teinnera
I i twt . n ,V. ar.d l
tern-
M HOMTHOtTHTHUFRI $XT
tween t i
em re-fi
ture;- l'Hi!
ilegrt-ft-, ami t!ie niitiiinusii
peratures between hi il t2 tlo
grees. A tletruotivt liniltoim
psfeil over Spiii gtiel.l, in Lane
county, Oregon, Satin!ay sftern n
aud com jiletely ruined all fil stain,
fruit aud garden. within its ttek.
The extent of this et..rm has not
yet been determined, but the losses,
while uot nfiVetinp; the stnte as a
whole, will be severely felt by
many individuals.
Reports regarding fall wheat are
not as favorable as heretofore. The
heeetan fly has made its appear
ance in portions of Washington
connty, and tho bottom-land fields
are turning yellow in Marion and
Linn counties, while the aphis, cut
worms and other pests have done
some 6hght damage at widely scat
tered places throughout the Wil
lamette valley. In Eastern Oregon
the wheat continues in a promising
condition. Corn is making a slow
growth and needs warmer weather.
Hops, grass and pasturage are
prowing fast and stock is fat and
sleek. Alfalfa and clover will be
ready to cut in about two weeks.
A BIG BATTLESHIP.
Dandruff and
Falling I lair vanish
before the r.i.t'ie touch of
Xewbro's llerpieide, the
latest scientific discovery.
It kills the dandruff germs.
Destroythe cause, you re
move the effect Kill the
dandruff germ, and your
hair will grow abundantly.
yOTJCE FOR ri'ISLlCATlOX.
Forest Renrrvt Livu Selection -Vo. 413.
nKt'ARTM EST OK Til K 1NTKKIOK, LAND
OitW hi I s liramtu, Ore , Mhv I t. :1
Niitiou Is hi'rel ien that W. N. .Km.-.i,
ln'e jHwt iiflloo iitJresi It IVrtlHii.l, Oroenu,
uisdt sppllrsllun In ni'lsot uiiilrr till' mat of
-In Me 4, , ill Msl. Si'. i, the Inllou uik tti'teri
o I Irsrls of Isiiii
1 iif NW V of NR V of Sec .'), T :. S of K ,
K ( W M .
W illiin Ihe next :!0ditT Ir.un tho I'nto lu'tvof
lroti'm or oontesis miiiml the seliTtion. on the
jroiuul that the Isiul iletiTilH'.l. or iinr portion
t hi-roof. is more lushle for Its minoislK t'.ian
:.r iiurii'iiltursl pnrpoit-s, will ti reiviwil suit
i.oiuil lor report to the i'oiniiiii!ioiii'i' oi tlm
tii iiorsl Ijiinl ottioe.
s .l-'.i K. v. BiWTI.Kl'T, Kenlaler
-AT-
XOTICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
St. a vrnovT. 1p inn. TV
TTi'rpi.'i'io -lM'!i .il: i.u vii T. r Tt
fl.-w i-li-.i-il my h. ..1 fr. m :,:r i Irit
Ui h.-ur a-joau.l s..-:i. et oi.u .M. i i.osii-iiu.
For Sale at !1 f irst-CU$ Drug Stores.
3
The suu Hover leiiiits of the
rood he does, nor does he ever de
tumid a recompense.
5!e
12 113
19 20
26 27
! 112 3 4
7 8 9 10 1!
14 15 16 17 18
21 22 23 24 25
28 29 30 31
SHrDI'tR-S AT HIS PAST.
"I rer-ail now with borror," bst Mail
Csrrier BurLetl Macn. of LeriDna, O.,
cjt inr jurs cl sanenog from kid
Bey IroTbl. I was hardly ever free from
dm: '. ? or hc-te pir,g io the back
To M jop nr lift mtil ack made me
sT'onc. I fit tired, wnrn oot, sboat
T-hU to fir.- c;, wbeD I hf-gsn to at
tctrie E.ttrrs, hot en bottles com-
pjet' v r 1 ;r a 6rj 1 ma le me feel like
i-"r nrjrisl!ed o reg
i. ' vf r kiioeys and bow-In.
) f. rnraDteed by Slo-
'.'.')' 5 cents.
t r. w rr. '
n'it t -
ctrr.
1 1
V :
Y, A.
id! i. a v ,
(l'X err
"bn-'ts.
l''-nt in Morrow
: j offices :
I f-pf.ner,
1 jr.e,
I Vtry?,
I-SiCZtOD.
One in&iij-fault is worth two
iid-faults. but one find-fault is
trf-tter thou two make-fault.
Try tbe ow remedy for oottiveceea,
l baiLbfrlaiD s btomacb aDd Liver Tab-
leWi. Every tox gtiranteexi. Price 25
eeo. For Bkle by Consr k Warren
If you would have guests merry
with cher, be so yourself, or eo at
least appear.
FOUGUI FOB HIS LIFE.
' M) fatter and tifter bott died of
eoosnmptioL," writea J. T. Weatberwax,
of Wvaodutte, Mich., "aod I wm caved
frr.tu tbe am fr;abtfal fate naly by Dr.
Kick's N- I corery. Ad attack of
pbenmoLia left an cbeticate eoagb mod
very s-rere iTjrg ironbi, bieb an exeel
Jact .Irjptor toQid oot belp. bat a few
tnoiiti.' uft cf tLis wooderfal medicine
made me as well as er and I gaicsd
ruaeh :d w-:gbt.'' Icfallibla for eongba,
roH and all throat and long trouble.
Trial txit'lea free. OnaraEteed bottles
Boc a& j 2 1 at Hl'iccm Lrog Co.
l.FV Hi'iNT STABLE.
W'i you i jrr.i- to Heppner, pot op
your t-am v. ll frott Livery fcta
b'.e oti Va i. ft., ojp'.-Kte the brewery.
Tlifv Tt- i-.ve t.'i .-t o! care. Bug
gies, tea me at.i rad-ilv tioriwi for Lire
at ra-or.n'.le ra'es. Jlay and grain
boul.t at,d S'.-l 1.
Eis.sti Ckoa.
IT rAVED UIS LEG.
P. A I-atf rtb, 'f LVJracse, Oa.,
ntTerel fru rjjibM.s :tb a fr;ifbtfrjl
tULD ty eore en t.i ie(f, tint writ tbat
Hoeklet."e A't. '-a Si.ie to!ly eared il
io fj Jajs I r '.!c--, wool-'s, pile it
is the ( n v. ir ,e wrld. Cnre
irtibrktite i. O .: S e:,t. S'jld by
M..r-tra 1 rrj ('
According to dispatcher, the
Navy department is considering
plana for the construction of the
most formidable battleship afloat.
According to the plans, this mon
ster ship will be 450 feet long, of
16,000 tons displacement, and
hare a speed of 21 knots. It
will mount four 12-inch guns. 16
S-inch guns, and 32 3-inch. This
powerful warship will be over 1000
tons heavier than any battleship
ever constructed abroad, and its
battery will not he equalled by any
fighting ship ever built, while its
speed will equal that of most of
the swift cruisers.
The comparative effectiveness of
battleships an 1 armored cruisers is
still a mooted ouestion. although
some of our Lit-ly built armored
cruisers are reaily f"i mi'liMe bat
tleships in everything but f'assifi-
Baldwin's Dys
pepsia Tablets,
jfood digesters,
start digestion
properly--make
a healthy, clean
stomach. Help
the stomach to
do its work prop
erly until it's
cured soc.
Sn Fi axcisco, CaU
KDWiRD L. BALDWIN CO.,
I hsve fS'.ned xo pounds since usfcnf
your Drsjwps s Tsbleis. My stomach is now
ia good condition. A. B. Loo mis.
Alausda, CiUf
11DWABD L. BAiPWIN CO.,
Af.rr mflcnrf wltn nomsch trouMs
for thr? jrssrs. I hai-e cured myself by using
yonr dvipepitis tsblets, thereby avoiding s
surgical operation, which I was about to
undargo. Gso. Stcivat.
County Assessor's Otc.
Patterson & Son, Hcppncr
cation.
ime r.ar-.l a-ithnritie.-
are dirpo-d to d"u! t th advisa
bility of constructing creat battle
ship?, which cost an immense sum
of monev and have never been
fairlv tried as fighting machines.
But as other naval powers put their
chief reliance upon battleships, and
they may be as effective a3 theory
estimates, the United States must
provide itself with a sufficient
number of these ships to be ready
for emergencies. This being the
case, it will minister to our ra
tional pride and add to our stand
ing abroad to have the greatest
warship of the class in the world.
The Colorado state board of live
stock commissioners has adopted
quarantine regulations as follows:
heep shipped or driven into the
state from Washington, Oregon,
Montana, Wyoming. California.
Nevada, Utah, Texas, Arizona,
New Mexico, Oklahoma and the
republic of Mexico shall be in
spected before entering the state
and it must be shown that they
Lave been free from disease and
have not been in contact with dis
eased fcheep within hixty days be
fore entering Colorado. The in
spection fee for sheep shall be orie
cent per head, the rate formerly
I- r A U!U.f.r.sn t wy-. rrt l.ja r.l.S.T-j
vuargeu. .-uy i'""' a" " i Hefner .
district may enter Colorado with-' j Jt,
oat inspection, provide.-! thy arfl l .n Wy
to be sent through by rail without j
utdoading, except at quarntin-
i
I if1
r n mum
j Mn.te j
!niur.l 1
In every town
i i i
and village
mav b
tile
Ol
1 1
De naa
e
that makes your
lories 'jkiiJ.
rvblic Lmul Sale. (Isolated Tract.)
VOIICK IS HKKKHY (ilVKS HI A I' IN
ViusuRH'i' oi iintnu'ttiins tnnii tin-t'om-:-i
.-niniu'r of tlio i.t'iiersl l.an.1 I'llu i'. mi.ti-r
ii .1 otity vo.sti'it in him by svrtioti -4.Vi. I'niicd
'':.:i'!i rt,vio.l tatuti'. n hineiult'd lj t lu m-t of
i'.'m: vs approvr,l rVbruary &, 1k'.''. " ill
0 ,vit to otlrr nt publk' sl on Krl.tny, tho
i-tihiy of June, ln-it, at the hour f in
oV'.ork a. iu., at this oftli-e. the follovi 1 1 n inu I
01 l.-i ml, to w it : LxHs I and J ami soul In- mt K
'ii.rtln'.-ist Ut'i'lioii 1. tow uship 2 Boutli, iiiiij;c
., i-:iu W M.
Any itinl nil persona claiming adversely the
h1ow desorihf.l Inn. !l are sd ied to Ii,tL thvir
olafns in this oltire on or before the .lay above
,.-!.i.i:iiated for the t'oniuieiH'ement ot said salo,
.ithiTMiso their rinhta will be forfeited.
JAY. V. 1.1'CAS, Ketttster,
tiTU I'iTTER.soN. Ktvehor.
I" s. Land Offiee, The I'slles, Ore., May 11, r.KH.
XOTJCE OF IXTEXTIOX.
Public Land Suit. (Isolated Tract.)
X'OllCE IS HEKKRY GIVEN Til AT IN
i'1 ptirsunne of iuatructloni from the Com
missioner of the General Ijind Ottioe, under au
thority veated In him hr section i4Vi. I nlleit
Mate Revised statutes, as aineiideii by the Act
of Congress approved February Jit, ISitt, we will
proceed to onsr at public sale on Friday, the
-1st day of June next, at the hour of 11
0 clock A. M., at this office, the following; tract
of land, to-wit; Lot 4, lection 2, and lot 1. see
ti n ;i, township 4 south, range ir cant. W. M;
south S southeast V section li, township
south, ranee east, W. M; southw est i4 north
et and northwsit southwest V section
2. tow nshlp 3 south, range ii east, VV. M : south
west ! southeast '4, section o4, township S
south, rsnge ii east. W. M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are adised to tile their
claims in this ofties on or before the day above
designated for the commencement of said aie
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
JaT P. Ll'cis, Krister.
8't4-9 Otis Pattkrson, Ket etver
1 . s. Land Office, The Palles, Or., May U, l'.il.
XOTICE OF IXTEXTIOX,
DEPARTMENT OF THB INTERIOR. LAND
Office at The Dalles. Ore.. May 7, l'XH.
Notice is hereby given that trie following
named settler has filed notice of her Intention
to make flnal proof in support of her claim, and
'hat said proof will be maile before J. W. Mor
row, c. si. Commissioner, at Heppner, Oregon,
on Friday, June 14. 1901, Tli:
1IAXNAH K. HALLOCK, of Heppner, Ore ,
Homestead entry No. 4134,
For the N'i NW14 and SEV N section and
a v4 SW'i seoUoii 21, tow uship 2 south, range
.V. E. VS M
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: George W. Rea, Olaf Johnson.
Hiram h. Clark, Orrm E. harunworth, all of
Heppner, Oregon.
Jay P. Lucas,
S3.! 8 Register.
X OT ICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND
Office at The Dalles, Or., April .':, l;d.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof In aupport of
his claim, and that said proof will he made be
fore Vawter Crawford County Clerk, at
Heppner. Oregon, on June n, I'M, viz: Home
(tend entry No. 5136,
BENJAMIN' F, DKVORI, of Hardman, Ore
econ For the NW section 23. township ."1 s, ratine
E W M
He names the following witnesses to prore
h : 4 coufiimous residence upon and cu!'i hiIimi
of said land, viz: John E Stevens. K. H Mill
welt, E. Cox, D. 11. Jenkins, ail of Hardmau,
Or-o-i.
n,j ;7 JiY P. Lrcaa. Resistor.
XOTICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
I'.O-TuX V.'noL M. Krcirr.
Bi-t'n. May I'L - A:,i- rican
and Cott-.n Ji -iMrt-r -ays:
There was little husin-ss dni' g
in the Wool market h.-r tuir. we k,
and the demand continues moder
ate. What shies were made were
at former prices. Territory wools
continue to head the list of 8iles.
Fine medium and fine f-taple is sell
ing at w.n.'i'. on the scoured
basis, while the strictly f-taple ar
tide is quoted at 44 v4.c.
Fleece wools are also slow, and
prices are nominal. Territory,
scoured hasis: Montana, fine med
ium and fine. I?, a o-t scoured,
2aY.',c; f-taple, Aoa t'Jc. Utah,
Wyominp and I iaho fiut- medium
and fine, 12 'h 13c; scoured. 40 r tL'c;
staple. 4 4 c Australian, scourer
basis, spot prices cmliin 6uper
fino, 72c; good, H rr 70c; aver
age, G.jtf-;7c.
St. LoiI.S, May j.'0i)
(uiet, uuehan;ed: territory and
W'estfrn, medium, 13vl.; fine.
1 0 7 15c: coarse, n 2c.
DEPARTMENT Of THE INTERIOR LAND
Office at La Grande, Ore., April
Notice is hereby given thst the (oiiow-In-named
settler has filed notice of Mm inten
ti"ti to niak-' hual proof In support of hi- claim,
a: '1 that siid proof will be made t--for.- the
l-'-k of the -'.preme Court of the 'a'e of i .r...
L-c'i .at t-endli-ton. Or., on June 2--', 1"'!, vit:
ilo!;;. -tead entry No. K9-."J,
I-AAC A H INKLE, of Vinson. Ore,
F.-r ti ij NE'; and E " NW section
1:1- H - K. W M
II- ' inie- the following witness'- to p-".
).:. o - iiu... , resi-ience upon and . r. if a' i":
of lavi. viat: William F. Hi-nlim...
ro-i .1 M.'nlia::i. Jacob Kramer. Dona. l lio,
a.i of Vius.i., uie.
:)--: E.W. Baetlbtt. R-t;iat..r.
T. R. HOWARD'S STORE,
Main slivt't, you can lind
Groceries, Provisions, Glassware,
- -stp j Tinware and Furnishing Goods,
All wi'll ailaptod to citlicr City or Country Trade.
Stttr dud FaiK'H (U'tx'crjrs-
Fine Tt'as a ml Cojj'ccs
Good Goods....
Fair Prices. i
T. W. IIOWAKI),
Call at my
NEW HARNESS SHOP
i ind seo tho New tSr.ods of the ver
3-"l)evt miHlitv. nt lou'ewt cash uriceH.
i j 1 r - -
I lo Jobbing and Repairing,
and Guarantee Satisfaction.
I make to order, when wanted, any article iu the Harness line.
II. V. EMEKSON,
Main street, West side, ... - Heppnet
fiRST Rational J ank
OF HEPPNER.
O. A. RHF..
T. A. KBF.A.
Preeiitent
. . Vio PreBiJent
(l. V. ONSb'K. . . .
K. L. FKEELAND.
Cashiei
Agf it Btl t CliHtiiei
Transact a General Banking Business.
EXCHANGE ON ALL TARTS OF TUB WORLD HOI GHT AND SOLD
Collections made on all polntson reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profits $ ,CXi.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
J. H. KINSMAN, Manager.
Beef, Pork,
Mutton,
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
j.W
Hams, Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
PMICSII I'lII KKCICIV1 .! ; I'lVlDAYH.
CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS.
XOTICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
!'(. I.ATI' IN.
TL cenvirt f:iir- j i -1 .nhlislicd
iv thf follow in fiiir- on population:
Ill-
M.t Lfl!
Moro
a 1 1 !
pt-na. All cars anJ pens inu-i aiioa
dit-infected. American Wool and w.i- ,
Cotton K-j-rtfr.
J.;.'
1' Li
DF.rvfiT.MFNT OF THE INTKRIOK. LAND
"he,. ,r i, Grande, Or., April jn. 1 il
Notj.-e i i.er.'hy eiven that the full.iwini;
nau.od sett.er lias filed notice of his intenrjoii
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before th
( onnty Cler. of Morrow county, at Heppner
Oregon, on June 22, 1901, vis: Homestead
entry No. AW.,
EDW ARD HIRL, of Vinson. Umatilla
county. Oregon,
For the NE', SWH PEH and N'J CWV,
ecnon n. tovv!,sinp i soutn, range r.. o -i
He names the following w!tnees to prov.
hi cntlntioii resMenc upon and cultivation
or f-anl Jano.viz: Harney Donerty, ot oaiioway
OP-con: Fa McLeod. of Lexington, Oregon
James Doherty, of Heppner. Oregon; Daniel
Doherty, of Heppner, Oregon.
;2-7 E. W. Babti.ett. Register,
to.:
ftSSSJL 'atAtiMiua
XOTICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
T AEP RTMKNT OF THI INTERIOR, LAND
1 Office at The Dalles. Or , April IK, iji.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler bas Bled notice oinis intention
to make Snal proof in support of
hi claim, and that said proof will be made
before F. H. Hohlnson. United Htates Commis
sioner st Lone Roc, Oregon, on Saturday.
Jur e 1. l'l. v!s:
THKADOP.F. O. EARHART. of Ine RK-lt,
Oregon, II E No. M67 for the ES ano r'-j
-KW t.f'tlon 2 T ! tj. K H E, W M
He names the following wltnes-es to prove
h!" contlnuoi.s residence upon and cultivation of
.aid land, viz (ieorre Earharr, .. V. Kotiinaon,
J.-IT Hayes, Harmon Heal, ail ol lone koci, ir
eron.
.1 'A Jkf P. I.rrt. Register.
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XOTICE FOR PVBLICATIOX.
Pul lir Land Sale (Itolatfd Tract.)
'OTI'F. IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT IN
our. :a, ce of Inetructtotis trom tne com
missioner of the general land office, under au
thority v.td In him by section I". H.
k.-vi-4- l ute. as amended by the act of Con
g;cN appro--.i February 2, we will pro-
c. .1 to at public sale on Friday, the list
d iv ol Mnv, next, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a iu st Cr.s ornce, the following tract of land,
lo wit : , NW Hection 1, Tp 5 H, R t E, W
Anya-ida l tnione claiming adversely the
ft Vc. f '1'-.' ':'-.! lalioa are aovise! io me im-ir
-.,is,i in . office on or before ine nay anove
b-.:ifr;Hd I .r the commencement of said sale,
.-ber- is- tne;r rights will be forfeited.
Jv P. I.rraH, Register.
-,: feris PTTRo!. kwelver.
r . Iji- I OITlce, The Dalles. Or., April 17, r.sil.
rrin.ic LAXD SALE.
Not.o- :s hereby given that In pursuance of
'rout the Commissioner of the O'-li-I
p. -i i ' :! ' e. under authority veated In him
.; -I I . C. K-v. Wat., ae anierete.t i,y
. ' of t . egress approved rcoruary jr.. i-'..
. .. i . l '.-el to otter st public eale on the
1 !a- -.f I next, at this office, the fo'low
' ' .' slid, to-wit: e( all' I N . ,
C town-hip S south, rang- " ct
V -i. -. r.ing l- a' rea
A -, ' -, 1 persona claiming B'l . .-r"-y the
:.-.-ft lands ai a'li-il to .' I- Tto-ir
-. ornce on or before the -lay Hieo .-
.. ... lor the Kimmeti'cmslil of aid a e.
. : nghts will be forfeited.
E W. Bini.ttt Kegl-t.r.
THIS
T t
is on: mat vrrvM'(
hoilv kiiows.
WAGON
It in one of tin ln-st on eartli.
Gilliam & Bisbee
Ilavfjust rpepivfd one of the larfst stocks of P.ain Wagons ever
brought to nepnner.
Xjrioos tiro lltflit.
.Jpfivy and Shelf Hardware, Grnniteware, Tinware, Agricultural
Implements, Wagons, Hacks, Etc., Paints and Oils (the best in
the world ). Crockery and (jlassware.
Gordon's
Feed and Sale Stable
Has Inst been opened to tlm
public and M 1. liordou, tho
proprietor, kindly Invites his
IriciMts to call and try hia
llrM-chtKM ucco nt mod a tin i in.
inanity cf Hay arid O rain f ?r 3ale
Hluhlc located on wcBt side of Main
street between Win. .'-crlviier's and
A.M. Omni's blnckMii mi ahops.
For the ladles -A lino horse and lady's saddle
ro LlVyo Mo
OREGON
ShotLine
aho umon Pacific
(Jnlv Ijino HAST via
SALT LAKE M DENVEB
TWO TlvAlNiS DAIL.V.
Dally Tl M E S( HKDI'LEH Dally
DKI'AKIH ,, AllKIVIS
II Kri'NitK, Ok.
Fast Mall-For
m. Fast and West
Fast Mall-From
East and West ft: 15 p. m.
Express - For
?:15 a, m. East and West
Express - From
East and West 5:1.1p.m.
II. A. THOMPSON,
Proprietor of the
LITER?, FEED SEE STABLE
On West Side of Main St., Heppner.
Hay and Grain lought and sold. I'ir'd-clasH Itigs and Saddle
Horses always kept for livery at reasonalile rates.
The very best facilities kept or takino; care of teams left in our
charge, (tive me a trial anil be convinced.
THE DALLES HOSPITAL
N",'
AIL
7V.K TO CREhlTOHS.
1- HKKERY OIVEN- 1"
. . ing c.alrr.s agan.et ti,.- . .'..
i . -Kins lf.-awl, that tl.'-y are n
-. sent their claims, with the prop, r
-w.f to the meters gt e-1. tt !
,,' the estate of Kavehel ll-k.t a.
: : of doing busii.ees. at ti.-
1 ' ' K RedfleKl. In Heppner In Mr.r
. --a'e of Oregon, within li inoi tl,.
- r tbl Ii'.tlce
K. :. KFt l V
or ol the estate ol Ksk !. .'1
1 1, . i o,rn-y for A dun m." '"
n. I '.. ' 1 -
r f
it" r ... r r
a.
Ilk hi x
'. -f " y.-', '-.,. ,..,: ft
STEAMER LINES.
San Fmm iMo I'ohti.anii Koit. Steamer
tails from l orlland t p. in. every 'iiltiys.
Daily Iloat service between I'ortland, Astoria,
rogon City, Dayton, aleln, Independence,
Conalll and all Columbia and W lilac, rlts
Vlver points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Stenmers between Klparlaand I.ewliKm leave
Klpana dailv at 4 40 a in., returning leave
l,et istoii ilally at ::i" a. m.
J. M. KKHNAN, Agent, lleppuer.
A. 1.. ( HAIli,
(ieneral 1'assengcr Agent, i'ortland, Or
Chicago,
Rock Island
and Pacific
Ry.
1 lie Favorite Line to
A.11 Points East
Bnw'l, vri.tihuli-1, iij-to-.lHtf trHltJi i'tf-ii
I' irlito nii.i in!i. r. mul umntm. Ct.tmKu Ut
KUfnn t r, rmlilnn fllrr' t roniivt-lini.t in
'hif w l! h till iimrtif ni; f ft Inn -nn.
Klrr fIn-1 i ' 1 1 ! 1 1 n a 1 1 j i 1 rw I.ihntrr BufTcl
'urn. h. tH . -n Mcitvi-r u'rl tiiidty..; tho mitt
-rff. t ilinjiiif rnr -rxu r in th- irl'l " la
rHrt- thrniiK'l) tir-t i hfn I'Llltnun iiM-ir
"cry i!ny lflicn -ait Ink' ( " if y Hii'l ThJi-Kiro
vis, (lit .N''t;lf I. Inf. rrmnWy ci.i)'lnrti
'riir.!i ..')- IM ffr-',i:,Mrv r'M.'jT.'iUIi HU'Ci'thK ( tlTH
(.lCr tl k fr.MII i'1'fT'lUi.l fill 1 Mtf) KrHlu-l-cO
' n,H!-. t hi. ...mi, H-.!n;... .,-, on HJfl NfW
"i.irk.viu Ih.-'ir.at "nit I.rtl," l;iut.' without
i .' In i.i'.i.i. .So i,:ii... ti.w' trniihlcr tu
i'tilm;i. "Ili.'fi' rurn nTf rvUi w-lh A.I
..i-i'kiy tTlo-Ji' n if. ttr v ti-- our jxttrohii.
Fur (urthi-r iiidtrinaHnti, MM)., tni.Jerw, t-tc.,
call on your nfttrrttf ticket hj nt. or tvM rt
A. K. rnul'KK.
(ifii'l Agi. V&n. r j.i. IVirtlHnd, Uro.
Indopr n-lent nd re.U'.M The Ortffon-
$1000 GIVEN AWAY
Ttt-PaM ami fnrrtlr nici fr wnmen, hovm ttt
tt.T . r.- ii'it' d in -i . Tf n ! r j.r -nt K
I I 1M.FH M(hTIII., 'm.ri.Vfr.,il Kunilf
V v.- irnic " Dip l.rdft rr onlht a .
j. i!i!ii alinij, i'rt(t "ii fltw J'iil' r, ith (..autiful
(n-r In ti.t'irn, mid intcrfri? u!l im TiitvT of thu
tT tin It All -vitn. T'lr- fur 1 n- "ir Miiwrb
i.ii- ri nclar V H V. K . ArnN an- p?M. H'r!
r.ifrnnHinm ami U. nhar In 1 im " ll n1tl amonn
li.-.r tti. -.firl thr rrttti miinlitr of ubtaMri
tut!.. hi D'l fttr fr4 pi.rtlrtil.ir.
Lrtdcer BnlldlDs. titw Vvrlu
The ArjnaiitfjS
!' at rjrt-r l 'i ,.-t
N .rl. N' (...r on
iilIy i ii; trf ,s tir ,r.
. art vturiP. its hri.Jit N -t-TN,
ilk UTii.jUf. 'f-(.,irl'. iit
.in r ii .n
bi.t, and nil
Vf tune.
t.
1
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'-.ot. It is n f'.r ill
,t''i It, vi; r i,S Anirri.
f 'T the Arj n.nit n A irn .in fitt.
ITlic Argonaut
9
Kontwestern Line
8 trslns dally between St. I'anl and Chicago
comprising
The L'ltesl I'nllman Sleepera.
I'eerlpBg Ptnini; Carsi.
Library ami Observation Cara,
Free HeolinitiK Cbair Cat.
The 20 Century Train,
"The Northwestern Limited,"
Huns every day In the year.
Tbe Finest Train io the Wnrlil,
Electric Lighted Steam Heated
'lo Chicago l.y Daylight.
The Bs.k'er -tate Kvt.rts. the Finest Day Train
running l.ctween SI I'anl and Chh ago via.
the -lo.rt I ine. Connections from the West
made via. The Northern TacHlc, Ureal North
em and I nnnlisn la. I He lta.
This Is also the lu st line dctuccn Omaha, St
I'anl ami MliilieaKills.
All agents sell th-k.'ts via.
"Tbe Northwestern Line."
W. H M K ML H. I, Hl-I.FR.
Ol'll. Agent. Ticket A gt.
J4 Alder St., Portland, fire.
ml
I 11
via.r DR. JORDAN'S obi at I
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
1051 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAU
fftsMvMt Bin Mi Bmik J
Th!ftrft Anatomlcftl Kiawmtm
frafit n'trevtitm in fS City. A
VUrrl ttyhtvT Visitor.
Wh , r nycrtr
wn uiMot.Boaiiivirurrl im
til Oi i't l.sv in n tl t I'ftClXt 1
OR. JORDAN PRIYATI DlSEASEl
Tm 9m m and mlt4l
twr wb mi9 aiilT'-ring
( in ihm ii t f,f yuutbfnl Ind.sf I
i C;Mili or lltr. Its mftturr
f"r er .-ii t'l pttVKiriti llrMllt, m.
P"rir l,fT "7 9 Hi In ml iiacuniotl-
H . . mioiri hnM, lrtliilr- j
rhsM (Jtsnnrrhifa, 4.lrrt lrrnriirr
rltamisjifj. rir. Hy m r--n l M.r-t on ol t
t. v - ': I f.'i tt s-uliti. i t I1. at It will not
mo !! i'iiti-.). . r- o f t. t i'tn (t
r naa. (), i.s. ir il- , imtr wrii fr. f. rtn
in iff: . i w!i hii-.n tu t-- a filr ttorl
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pit 1
sran'e o r,(rw whf
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