Heppner gazette., June 06, 1901, Image 4

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'(BAM (SEER
' Onffarrr from thia kcrribl Bialady
Marly always inherit it uai necessarily
wi tfce pi ta, but may be from gome
MMd aiafawtes fov Cancer eiften nma
Cwoaf b swvsjrwl pinrUi.iit. This deadly
Mlaoa mt key dtrul in the blood for
!, or uefl wo reach tnUdle Kfc, then
la bat btua eore ear ioar mates tta ax-mMw-a
a rsrwllen eland in tae
Wiait, or mm other part of the body,
gfree tba first varaiaf .
To aw Cancer tfroreasrhly aad pcrnu
Sw lastly all that pniaoaoua nres niuat be
gewjiinated frwsa lb blood crerr vegtafrs
,af te aim oat. Tbia S. S. S. doee, and
a tba only modtrina tbat can reach deej
aaiatad, crsjtinete blood troubles like Una.
Tn all tba f iaaa baa htn forced out
at tba system tba Cancer heal, aod tbe
Cancer hrgna oftea in a amall way, as tbe
loUowinf letter fraan Mre. Sbirer shows :
A Small ptmllie OW W"T law aw lues
riMauon tae YmH MM at sal
11 1"
i m fstia or ineoa-
. IM I aacajM
l she- it M St
I to twBwase IN
wraaU Meed a
aaftnaM
Ml miL Tata
4 Far mi tiaaa.
Spr Jew tfaa to
teas leg vary
la aw aad rpmd.
til U seas) as Mr r as a
Of Aortas, wton f heard
eg i. S east dttrrmta
o to ftrc a 'air truO.
4 U wss lemarkac.
vbsvt wonderful ect
had from t wrt ra-g:rjnirig : te-e rwSmn M
ban) and after taking a tew ionics ot : r .;
SssureW. Thil tri wo jrmrt nr ; !ht: r
to mm of tbe Cancer, ant! r.v er rrr-d l-n ll,
jDatlBun rood. Mas R. Sh:i.i i. U I : Mo.
u the jc-ej.est i f f.'J
blof'd pari tier. a-..i the
or.Iv on e i:.vr.'.T-.".Of-i
rr"vly rt ,rfUi '.:. Si.;. J
or our free bevk cn
Cancer, containing valuable and ir.tere.-t-
Inj information about this d-.scavse, and
wnte our rarsicians b.toi v our ti i c
nuke no chares for medics! advice
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Tat SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. OA.
tost
There are at
OlTICF.
preent in Morrow
countv tbe followicj: foot orlices:
Hinlitian.
Kigbtmile,
EUa,
Jallowav,
trooseberry,
Heppner.
lone.
I'ettya.
I.oxir.jtori.
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
"Of a cfesoline atove :bnrDj a lady
bere frigbtfally,' nt N. E rs'mer,
cf KirkmD. Ia. "Tbe bet doclirs
COTjIdo'l besl tbe mnrjiDj aore that fol
lowed, bnt Buckleo's Arnica Sale en
tirely cured bar." Infallible for Cnti,
Corns, Scree, BniU, Brnisee, Skio Dig
i aod Pile. IV: at Slocam lrag to.
riacer work in the Weatberby
and Durk&e districts is now in full
progress says a Baker City paper.
DIDN'T MA.RBY FOR MONET.
Tbe Foiton man, bo lately married a
siefcly rioh yoanfr woman, is happy new,
for be sot Dr. Kings Nw Life Pilla,
which reatored bar to perfect health. In
fallible for Janadioe, Bilioagnets, Ma
laria, Perer and Agse sod all Lirer aod
Storsaeh tronblee. OenUe but tffaotire.
Only 25c at Sloe am Drag Co.
Tbe Albany council has fixed
tbe daily license of hawkers and
street fakers at $50 per day.
Call at Conter A era' drag store aad
gwt a free sample of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Lirer Tablet. They are
aa elegant pbyeie. Tbey also improve
the appetite, siren ztben tbe digettion
and regalete tbe lirer and bowela. Tbey
are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
FACTORIES FOR DOG FEED.
a flare Where uvrumar fr ArUiemtle
taatnee Ia VuifHtlml Who! !.
One of the two factories in this coun
try for the making of patent food and
patent medicine for dog has been de
scriled in the New York Newa. The
founder of this establishment was a
Scotchman. He was employed in Lon
don kennels, studied the neexis of
dop-s. thought cv.t friecial treatment
for them and fiLaIy vik out patents
on f'iods and znedir:ne. and in thia
nni'iue lupine's ama'i a fortune.
Cn the frrvr:d !' r v:-. -r '
tde n ivir.' r-c:. f rrj r,
als. 1 'h.ius.;r:'i j. -nr. t i
ert." sTii;' arc r i-j''r,t 1.. :
course cf a n.'inVi. ;.':i.-ix in v
w.v jnaii.it.-'s ai t -uwi'
Ti..- .!d-f-i-M-T
bon-s.-t, eatraip 1
various fci::'-Lt:Se r a:io-
f.K.i i.r a- rr. ''...'.:: . 'I
is cccupit-d by f r o;.r
with jrreat cylin'l'-r a".'
arc
ur;ior
as
i a.
.. r. i !i -,r
i.-; iichites.
nehts. Af-
ter the fat aid n. a
they are prrojiv! s.
Hr:ie'r in these
machiues ami then r aci in trreat ,
ZZTatT' X'T' IIj;itur"b j
The next prcoes1- sec
the rrd:nary Liter's .
quite ri:tf.s-d t-i t;i-wht-n
the rtnn'l arc!
tempt :r.r brevn have 1
the brick ovens 1 : r
anstccra! '!'.' Af'.-e
cults are p:i'--a jn j
boxe. Aw.m. r,? .. -are
laVled f j-t
hounds aLd St iterr -i
eapecia'Jy pr urt-J ..:
k,. T.och like I
tie lb
. an'l
e ,-. ci a 1
t:..;-n f.-"m
v . :.v;-s tin; i
. -h- - is- 1
t.:." ,ar,i I
i:.. ... t.. x.-s, :
f.
HnfficieLt fKl V keep pussy f. .r two
daya may be had f ar five certs. lint it
coata a pretty penny U keep til l?. A
larjre dop tnuat hare uxor e:ht cakea.
besides a quantity of u.eat. The meat
ccu probably ainjut tu cent and the
cake are four cecta apiece. The rart
inu-meiiLsf department ia that of Use
pats-nt machine, at the t"p of the
building. The mixtnrea of herbe and
chemicals are boiled iu (Treat kettlea.
and the liquid ia brought up to thia
floor V) I put in bottie of raricua
aiiea am labelel "cure f ir maiife,"
"linimect fir apraii.." and to "pre
eent Isaldnesa." Hu-e ct:re fcr seven
teen diMas s. and pllit aa well aa liquid
tnesi ic i uet,, are made. Thlacurioua e v
tat'lifcliiLK 1. 1 a'.M tuasi t d'.g--cjlar.
dojr assist, cratea for larryintf or ahip
ping dusra, d.-iT brushes and combe,
blanket and maekin'oeh w aterjiroofa.
With hisuda. i.r prej hnnda.
STA TK
TRF.ASV-ht.R-S
XOTICE.
Ft) I' R Til
rratr or ounvN 1
Taasecas l ai siit t .u JanVlsl
II Mrm is herel.t i a tbst tb re srs. liijS
rusxls la tl.s Irras wltl irl. u. rswl-em .l
uiataudtag nvavr Wsrrs,nui ora o on tne iao
rsu Fund and oars1 "t'rwss-ntasl and ns
tsu4 isw want rt fnn.is. rsnor u this data s.so
aofsssa l srrmm rtrsau on tiie etu. sva.p
houais Fund and en doess! - I rs-, nt.rj nd i.ot
fiaad f-.r sinl. t'lvds ' pet to lisy 1,'Sksi
and all S'lch sr-mnis rnwr v rnd..r-d w''l
b wsust ..e.u .rewi. ti''ps ! ibis i.Siiw interssil
fttewssf- ..s. t t-..ni a'u-r tJ,, C, 1, u
t Mas s.-.hf
etait 1 r.sure
r laca.
lkUa.k
WEEKLY CHOP BIXUCTIS.
Portland, June 8, 1901.
The paat weet bu been (ol.
unnruly olondy, and with defi
rient rftinfull, except tbat well dii-
tributtvl sbowcra occurretl in tbe
oorthraet portion of tb Ute on
Saturdny. The maximam temjier-
tttoreo during tbe wck in western
Oregon ranged between 59 aid '2
degrees, and tbe minimum tem
peratures ltween 38 and 58 de
grees, lu eastern uregon tne
maximum temperatures ranged be
tween t0 and S5 degraea, and tba
minimum temperatures between 38
and 2 degrees. Light frosU oc
curred Thursday morning in many
sections of the state, hat no dam
age resulted from them. Tbe soil
la sufficiently moist in all section
of the 6tate, except Jackson ooun
ty, where mora rain is needed.
There has been a marked im
provement in the conditiou of all
kinds of grain during the week.
The iit .s i.in lly in Wh.-l ington
ooncty i :-;ot din as much dam
akv as -x-cte-'. a tid there are
:r;;yrUieal,,.zki!Bcidwin's Dys-
li"
i " - -
is t Vf-r ht-re grow-
r. ri-- s to be ;iu ex- !
'': . .. sh.i
-t.'it.n! orn
llo; s. jot. i toes ai.d gardens have!
iHile gotd -uVnLiviiier.t, but com j
continues Sv inwhat backward on
account of the prevailing cool
nights.
Sttxk is fat and range grass
abundant Some early alfalfa and
clover hare been cut, and haying
will generally begin in a week or
ten days, with the prospects faror
able for an extra heavy crop being
harvested.
Strawberries are abundant, and
the prospects are also favorable
tor a large crop of blackberries.
Tree fruit continutes droppicg
in some sections, but coni-
plainta of tins cbaracter are
diminishing. Prunes are very un
even, owing to the frosts; some
correspondents report tbat the
trees have all the fruit they can
carry, while others near by report
the crop a total failure. Apples
continue promising. Tbe peach
crop will undoubtedly be short
The Eastern Oregon District O.
A. R. will hold their annual en
campment in Elgin July 1,2 and 3.
The program will be prepared by
the Elgin post
Complaint is again made tbat a
band of Indiana, presumably Warm
Springe, are making night hideous
at tbair old stamping ground, near
tbe bead of the old brewery grade,
says a Dalles paper.
The somewhat noted case of the
State of Oregon vs. Ellsworth
Nichols was decided by Judge
Burnett Monday at Salem. Sev
eral weeks ago Nichols was ar
rested for operating a nickle-m-tbe
slot machine in Salem, and
waa acquitted in tbe Justice's
Court. The prosecuting attorney
' wh? rr.t sitl-fZ- d with the decision ! continu- to head the li.-1 of sales,
ar.d tiled a ri.-w iLforruation in the n011 ,n.-.,!iaiii and fine st.ip'e is sell
Circuit Court. chnrgiLg the same i,rg a -U , i'ln ou the .-c.ured
u:v-l-,. ILe iLf. imui'ju was de-; ,!Mjs. whil the strictly staple ar-
' raurred to atd argu d bef..rr Judg" tic.-is onote J ht l " c.
liariiftt
about three w-ks Hgo,
ilia titk-n under aivis--
isDd bv hil
l,. MoL'lay
c'joriiing he ren-
dered a J-.-cisiou surtaimug the de-
i marrer. the eilrct of which is tht
the machines tnf.v be operated in i
public pKce8 without violation of
oainrii statesman.
i 1
Hard on the Ine... ,
A erea'ar at.trsr corm-s from Oreen 1
pt,'n'. .V Y. A lare mansion in th .
ri-'ir.ity took fire which or'yinated ii j
tr,
iLiiiin cturr.
an 1 tiif llaiui's werf
r-;r'i'!l v. A rounff man rar
a j-f-n :ir.d sr'o.ircd a numbei
r'e-t fowls. Th-n he t'sok I
. '. ao'ii.'lr.:' to thi- top of tht
tie-
h'HiM" we: T t ' t-.if chitnr-ey, from whict !
fiarnes and fcmokes were pourin?, anc '
dropr.-d the du k.s one after anothei
into the. fiery shaft. ThLt ha1 the effec
of ch-f:kiiit' the i-auusa and the tire was
ah-tined.
RED 1-KONT STABLE.
When yoa come to Heppner, pat op
your team at the Red Front Livery Sta
ble on Main it., opposite the brewery.
They will receive the beet of care. Btjg
?iea, team and eaddle horaea for hire
at reaeonab! rates. Hay and grain
bought and aold.
Erwua Baoa.
YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Tram Mmi
Dgetsan
Cost "sokts Ac
A 'rw esa-Urg skate nsl essssasK mt
ii.a eswain "sir frsj wkss asw as.
lessaisno ss tr.A.a-.iy pfcamta' sa ,"m "
rkSSSSSJreSMsltlJ. Htassnmn. rwmam
.ci frwsi. o'i sravey for soewrtBg laaiasM.
runs) Isaet !tr-.S gsss A Co. rsssatM
wnkout rtsaea. U the
Scientific flitierkan.
A rin4snsir Ulnrwte4
Iawvssm dr.
rfT.s. fl. a
f,, " IL Bui tor a I nsrwacaa.ers.
eVsinas um.m t f as. Wasiisvgiaa. U t
AN UNHEALTHY HAIR
DANDRIE
FALLING HAIR
r.NAUY BALDNESS
fcVtry tha cau$c. yau ramsvt
tha tftct
Kill tlx Dandruff Germ
WITH NCWIROS
HERRICIDE
TK only preaaratien that
rlU outroy thaaa aarulUa.
EXCELLENT tlJR BRESSIIKL.
Tsr Sate by ali SrujjWi,
PRICE
The Eaker City superiuteLdent
of streets is making a strong effort
to collect road t ist s.
pepsia 1 ablets.
food digesters,
start digestion
properly--make
a healthy, clean
stomach. Help
the stomach to
do its work prop
erly until it's
cured soc.
ta FaAKCMCO, Cai
MDVTIKD L. BALDWIN CO.,
I have 2:ol to pounda aince uetef
Your DriMpi a Tableta. Mjr itomch ia now
la good ooaduion. A. E. Loom La.
Aiiaioa, Caj. r
EDVilD L. BAtDWIN CO..
AAk auftenag wit jtomach tronfcte
fa tarae raara, I bare eurad mraeU y aatng
rear Irif P tableta, tkaraby arvidiag a
mrgtcal aoarattoa, whtca I waa about la
umAargo. Omo. STCaraTUT.
Cear Aaamar'a Oaaa.
Patterson & Son, Heppner
Some Reasons
Why You Should lnsiit on Having
EUREKA HARNESS OIL
U neaualed bv any other.
Renders hard leather soft.
Especially prepared.
Keeps out water.
A heavy bodied oil.
Harness
An excellent preservative.
Reduces cost of your harness.
Never burns the leather ; its
Efficiency is increased.
teenres best service,
titches kept from breaking.
Oil
I s sold in all
Localitiee MM,uf-tr., tT
Pt&adard Oil I ompnar.
BOSTON WOOL MaRKKT.
Boston, May 23. The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter says:
There was little businef-s doing
in tbe wool market here thin week,
and the demand continues moder
ate. What sales were made were
at former prices. Territory wools
Kieece wools are a!si slow, and
price- are iiominal. Territory,
sct.un-d ba.-i-: Moritdna, tine med-
jain
40 n
rid f.ne. '.'ie scoured,
Jc; stHjoe, !" ' llJe. Utah,
Wvimii'f and b'aho i;ne medium
an;, :n,.L : scour.-,, 40. 4;
e(i,,!e. 4 1 11 l.c: Austr
aiiar), scourer
oaeis. sprit price sj c'lCi'iin
Kujier-
fi ?1
good, lis tr 70c; aver-
''ic.
Jjj. Lo I.-i, May
.". Wool
Qiiet, uncbanged; tt-r ri t ry and
Western, medium, .'!cl.; fine,
107loe; coarse, l'ir'Jc.
I'HI'II.ATION.
The cnung fiifures juet publiHhed
jtiv-s the following figures on population:
Heppner 1 -;
Iot.e 2S.S
John Day XH'2
Ixjng Creek 12:;
Mitchell , i;5
Moro 3.-J5
Vallowa 21..
Wasco
Weston . . 'Ji:jr,
Milton hi4
j Antelope . . ... I'pi
rrairiH City .... . . . 21.'!
Fririeviile r.yr,
Ariiri(t'n :js-
Ath-na . . 70:;
( 'oreloii 2I!0
F'e-il ... 2bs
'iranite i;
LIPPINCOTT'S
y.o.NTMi.Y ;..AOt:
a f .t:: v i.ii v v. ;
ilhe .v t i -' : . -1
1 s- . -:vri. .it ' vi 1. . I I i.
j .v.,.N.' r : ' ' .
!".'T'""rr f ' i . .v
The .r' f. i
lj:.:t .-:-; :
tjv ..k ! '.' tii 1 ; iv.
XOTICE FOR ri'ULICATWX.
Forest Retertv Lu u Selection Xo. 413.
DKPARTMKNT OK THE INTERIOR, IBD
Otli.'e t I,a()rn.to, Or , Mar l.i. tl
NotliH) is btyeb aneii Iliat V. N. Jonoi,
w hoar Kwt tiffioe adJrpii li I'ortland, Oregon,
tina nia.le application ui aelact tinder the aot (
June . is;. (Aistat. Hie lollawmg deaorlb
ed trat'ta of land:
1'W Vol NK ol Hte.ii, T S Sot aw,
Within tha neitaodau Imin thodate hereiil
protista or conteati ainat the aaln'tion. on the
itrouud that the land diertlHl. or any tKirtlon
wiereot, it mure valuaMe lor lta mliieraia man
lor KKrionltural purpoift
iiivtMd lor report to the
lieneral Land Office.
will tie received ana
ComuilHiouer at the
It'. W. BaKTLKTT, KegUter
XOTICE OF JXTEXTJOX.
Public Land Sal. (Isolated Tract.)
NOTICK 18 HEREBY lilVES THAT IN
pursuance of imiructious Irom the I'om
mifsioner of the General Land Oflice, under
authority vested In him hj strllon .'ivS, Tnited
states revised statutes, ai amended hj (he act ol
coiiKress avproTd Fehruary liW-S, wa will
pnveed to o tier at public sale on Friday, tha
-Mat day of June, ttet. at the hour al ID
o'clock a in , at this oftW'e. 'he following tract
of land, to-wit: Lota I and J and southeast
northenat secUou 1, tonuship I south, rang
ihvm.
Any and all persona claiming adversely tha
atve described lauds sra advised to file their
claims in this office on or belore the day above
designated for the eoaimenceinent of said sals,
other s their rights will be forfeited.
JAY. f. l.l'CAS, Kfgister,
S;4-.'!9 on Psttihson, Rei elver.
V. S. Land Office, The Palles. Ore., May 11, 1W1.
XOTICE OF ISTEXTIOX.
Public Land Sale. (Isolated Tract.)
NOTICE IS HERK.PT tilKN THAT IN
pursuance of lustructi-o.s eom the i' u
miaslotu'r of the Genera. 1 '' ' v. tit.dcr nil
tliority vested in him I t . vtt.i ut 1 uiieii
States Revised Statutes, as r . Ir.l l v i K Act
of Oointreiiit at'tirtivet K-!jrtis-v . !v v c
proceed to ortsr at Miblif f.u'.' o.i K-M. die
j:st ilay of June m-' st t:ie !. ir ,.( 11
o'cUh-k A. M.. st this ..fhce. th f.:.o. traft
of land, to-wit: Lot t. sect: n '.'. : 4 i.: !.
ti n ;! towt-ahip 4 south, rai.ge .' t-.t. W. M:
south southeast iuiosi !4. t.o.i idp 1
south, ruiice e.ist. W M. ...n: :. ;i.r:li-
et '4 s ul nnrilnt sit ' t. nt h -s -t . :!-,
2V tii iifiitp .1 s.uaU, taiitc . ' n:. M " itn
west southeast sectiou -4 !'
south, ra-.ge i east. '. M.
Any all persoi s .;:". i c lvcr''y tl:e
aboe-de.Ttla-l !an.ta ar-Mdi to :, e their
eiai u s in this oftu s on or i ..m, . - i .Uy h t
tiesici'Steil for the comiren, i-tti of !'. i
others :ao their tights will he !.r:"r !.
JT V. I r. is i:' -r
9M-: On- I'ati kh- n i.e. eivrr
I', s. Land Office, The Saiics. ir . Mv II. 1 -l.
XOTICE OF I XT EXT J OX.
i epa r ri ent f the istkki'M'.. i.andi
1 OSice at I he Osilri. ire.. Mst 7. V :
Notiie hereby iven thst the fol;,.;vo: -nar.ied
settler has riled notice of her r:'e;'t;oi
to make tina! proof in support of her eiaini. n:.
that said prtMif w ill he made before J. v Mar
row. ('. S. Commissioner, al Uepi'i.er, i res;on.
on Friday, June H, lyol, su:
HANNAH K. HALLOCK, of Heppner, Ore ,
Homestead anlry No. 413t,
For the N', N Wi, nd SE W't section -.'Sand
S A1 SVt tt section 31, townshiii t south, range
2i . E, W M
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence Ulnin and cultivation of
said land, viz: George '. Kea. Olaf Johnsou,
Hiram E. Clark. Orria E. Farusworth, all of
Heppner, Oregon.
Jat P. Lcots,
SS.1-8 Register.
XOIICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
DEPARTMENT OK THI INTERIOR, LAND
Office at Tha Dallas. Or , April 27. l. 1
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of bis intention
to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that aaid proof will bs made be
fore Vawter Crawford County Clark, at
Heppner. Oregon, on Juna , l'Jui, vlj. Home
stead entry No. S136,
BENJAMIN F. DEVORI, of Hardman, Ore
egon For the Sff section 23. township 5 8, range 25
t, a.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: John K. elevens, R. H. Still-
well. E. a. Cox, D. H. Jenkins, all of Hardman,
Oregon.
W2.-riT Jat P. Lrcas, Register.
XOTICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
EPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR, LAND
Office at La Grands, Or., April :U.1.
Notice Is hereby riven that tha follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his Inten
tion to make final proof In support of his claim,
and 'hat said proof will be made before tbe
lerk ot the ouprema court of the state of Ore
gon, at Pendleton. Or., on June 12, l'JOl, Tlx:
Homestead entry No. S922,
ISAAC A. HINKLE, of Vinson, Ore,.
Forthe W'i N E'i and E NWW section X
Tp 1 , R is E. W M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of shM land, viz: William F Benham. Aa
ron J. Penham. Jacob Kramer, Donald Ross,
a.l of Vinson, Oie.
MI2-7 I.W. Baeti.btt. Register.
XOTICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
DEPARTMENT OF THB INTERIOR. LAND
office at Iji Grande, Or.. April JO. l.Ol.
Notlre is hereby given that the following
named settler hss tiled nntlce 01 his Intention
to make final proof In S'ipport of his claim
and that mid pr.iol i,i be made before the
County Clark of Morrow r lunty, at Heppner.
Oregon, on June a, 11 1, via: Homestead
entry No ftiefl,
FDWARD HIRL. of Vinson. Umatilla
1 ounty, Oregon.
ror"-erWVNE'. NW1, SF' and N'( SW-1
section 14. Pc.v; t it, .':'h. rst'C" 2 h. w M
He li. -l ::!( th" ......w:t wltrc--. - 'o j o.,..
li :s cnr i n nous re: ' .-: ( . pon n:v 1 c: ; c ,-!
of ,id land, vi? l:s-:.-y i.ph.T'r. .,1 i,h : .ov. .-.
Oregon: Kl Mcl.eo.l of j.ei 1 NCTto:;. tir.-j.-
.isrues Iioher'y, of H. ; er, Oregon, l':.iei
Iioherty, of Hept.::. ' 0 . ....n.
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XOTICE OF IXTEXTIOX.
EP4P.TMENT ' Y lift INTEM'.d:. I.O.H
J)
Noti. e is l.e
i mC'l s'-trier 1
to Il'.SSe e.
i .. els : !. S i
t.fore F H. I. '
:o: er a? Ic e
Jnre 1. p.s.i. r
rHKAD'd'.E
l".(rili. II E N.i.
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thst ti e ,,!:
i-lo.of l,,t.:n.
in i-.t'ie rt
roof w : . i 1 e
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f"' '. r : r witnesses to prru-
fi is COTlt! '1 ,oi;S 'e.; i.o. e ; , ot STld CM ; Ti '.-s ! :o : 1 if
-S 'l Ur.d.: 1 r- rr- srr s-t. 1 '. . R.c 1: v.f.
.let? Hays, Mart;. or: ii , s I cf Ixme K. , Or
egon.
sll- A .1st J'. I.f AS. Lew-is-er
XOTICE IOJ: J ri-.LICATIOX.
Pur die Land Sale 'Isolated Tract.)
'OTIC F. H IIF.KKKY GIVFN THAT IN
101 rs'istpce of ins'.r'ictlons from the Tom-
inlssior.er of tl.e geri.TS: .arid office, under an-
tnority vete.l in him by section Hbt, f.T. S.
hevi-ed -tat'ite, ss iin.ii Vil by the art of Con
gress approved Kef.n.ar'. Kf,, we will pro
c. ed to ofter at public sa.e on Friday, the ilst
day of Mny. neit. at O.e hour of 10 n'clm k
a m , at this office, the following tract of land,
to wit: N-i NW mr'tlon il, T) 5 rt, it i'. K, W
M.
Any arid ail persir s fialmlnr adversely t!,e
sbove des rirrf-.l i:is are advised to fi.e their
c.sims in tois office on nr ffore the day aliove
des.griRted fr.r the eommerieement of aaid tale,
otherwiae their rights win be forfeited.
Jat p. Litas, Register.
Ktl Otis I'sttirwiN, Receiver.
f. r!. Isnd Office,, i be Dsiics. Or., April 17, l:d.
1'VHI.IC LAST) SALE.
Notice Is hereby riven that In pursuance of
lii.tructioris froni rhet .-mmlsalonerof tfielieri
ersl Iind itff ce under aurhorliy vested In him
bvf t:on jr.'., I s Rev etst , as amended by
tl.e -r of I ornfess htj.rove.i February W, l"'-',
e vili f.r'K-eed to i.rT.r at public snle on the
i.l Is? of July nest, st this office, tbe follow
1: ."ra t of .an 1. to wit -4 -W4 and NW'4
'.n. so ii'ir s. f iwnsMp so'ith, range 2S east.
V M .. f onTslnl' g I je- k( res
Aiyat d all perao.s f.simltig adverae'.y the
a ... e dea rlbed 1-ids r avlaed to r.le their
e..:ifi in this i.TTice on or tfore the day above
d--.; 'i.eted for tf.e commencement of eatd sale,
rw is- ber righs a 111 l.e fr,rfelted.
M. y '.'.-. l'jl.
I KiiTi.irf Regl'ter.
XOTICE TO i UEl)lTOiS.
N
'iiTI' f. ! IffKEBV f.IVF.N TO ALL
rier.oos i.s . ir.s ai ir.s ss-slnst Ibe estate
f K k licl ll.. i:.s .K.'.eJ tmt they sis re
i.. r.s) l present lbe:r iali:i with tba proper
v., ,. r, ere tl.er.-.,! . t,, i , .,ii lera giiad. the a I
to... .trsi.ii'.1 tt... ea.e f ka.hr! lf.iskioa.de-
-d at his p ar ,,f .,e,g bnainesa. at tha
,a ..rB e of f. f.e : 1. i Heppner. In Hor
r . '-O'.tity. -ta' of Oregon, within all tontba
from the date of tb.a r, ;,.
K ' . KfMY,
.f. ! :..'. ir i, t tbe eetate of Par bel H'sJ
l p.. ,, , . ...-I.
r. I'.imiih S" iro'-y for Administrator.
Di'e t v .. : -r .l .9i
T .fr,Af Sir's to rrv sshsf T
far--f f. -r. I 3 li nf
AT
T. R. HOWARD'S STORE,
Main street, you can find
All well adapted to either City or Country Trade.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fine Teas and Coj'ees. - ma,
Good Goods
Fair Prices: : :
OP. R. HOWARD,
HEPPNER
FLOURING MILLS
Have secured the services of a first class miller,
and keep on hand a full supply of
Flour, Graham, Rolled Barley, Whole
Wheat Flour, Bran and Shorts
Of the very best tinality ami guaranteed to give satisfaction.
W L. HOUSTON, Manager.
ftusT National Jank
OF HEPPNER.
O. A
I'. A,
K l K V President
i'.HK V10 President
Transact a General Banking Business.
EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORI I BtH'dllT ANH SOLD
etions made on all polntsou reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profits :,0k).
Colli
central meat market
J. H. KINSMAN, Manager.
Beef, Pork,
Mutton,
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
PHIIHII FIt4H HICCKIVKI) C ).! PH1DAYH,
CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS.
'rrii 15 Aire wagox
Is one that everybody knows. It is one of the best on earth.
Gilliam
Have just received one of tLe laro
brought to Heppner.
llt-avy and ShelT Hardware, (tranitewnre, Tinware, Agricultural
Implementa, WagonB, Hacks, Etc., I'ai ntn t,ud Oilst (the bent in
the world). Crockery aod Glassware.
II. A. THOMPSON,
Proprietor of th
LIVERY, FEED uJ SUE SUUE
On West Side of Main St., Heppner.
Jlay and braiu liouht and Hold. First-ehtsH Kin hihI Suddle
Horseg always kept for livery at reasonable rates.
The very best facilities kept for taking rare of teams left in our
charge, uive me a trial and be convinced.
THE DALLES
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A
Address, DALLES HOSPITAL,
P Q. Box 240, .... The n.tllesOrotfon
Groceries, Provisions, Glassware,
tinware and Furnishing Goods,
IIef3 firier.
(. W. ( OXSKR. . . .
E. L. FMEELAND
Cncliier
Assistant (Jushier
Hams, Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
Bisbee
- t stocks of I!ain
W'agotiB ever
fire? lJlj;Iita
HOSPITAL
swir PH
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Gordon's
Feed and Sale Stable
Has just been opened to the
public and Mr. Gordon, the
proprietor, kindly Invites his
friends to rail and try his
first class accommodations,
:n..a.ty oxT Ha3 .rdL Grain for Bl1s
Htable located 011 west side of Main
street between Win. Herivner's and
A. M. Ounn's blacksmith shops.
For ths ladlea A One horse ami lady's saddle
mm
OREGON
Upoon Pacific
AKO
Onlv JLine EAST via
S0LT L0KE a DENVEB
TWO TRAINS DAILY.
Dully
Dr.rAKi!.
(TIME SCII Kill' I.E.
IlKri'NKii, Ok.
Daily
AKK'VSS
Fast Vsil for
Eii.l ami Vt est
Fust Mull- From
Knt and V cut
Express For
hunt and S est
K.jpr.' From
Kat and West
K 11a. 111.
ft: l' p in.
.!.' p. in.
STEAMER LINES.
S Frasi ico I'oini sM) It. ii rit. steamer
sails Irom 1'ortland ! p. m. every :idtiys.
Dally Host service between Portland. Antntls,
Oroktini City, Dsytoll nielli, lmlrpetidel co,
Corvsllls ami ali Columbia and tt illametle
Vlver poluis.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Steamers between HlpHllnsll.l l.ewl.loii lesie
Itipana dally at 4 In . m., leturnlirg leave
l istoti daily at :: a. in.
J. M. KKltNAN, Atfent, lfer.rntr
A. I.. ( KMG,
General Passenger Aireiit. Portland, Or
Chicngo,
Rock Island
and Pacific
Ry.
'I he Favorite Line to
Vll Points Knsfc
Broad, ves'lbulcd, up lodsti' trutf.s between
I'uebln and Denver, and Oinaba. cbiesro and
Kansas Its. making dlre t 1 iinnections In
(Me nv'o a lib a.l morning trains cast.
First rlass Pullman MeeTS Library BurTet
cars between Ieuvcr and Chicago: Ibe miMit
perlwt dining car sorvlie In th.. world "a la
carte": through first class Tollman sleeper
every day between Salt Lake City and chlcaga
via. the Scenic Line. 1'ersonally conducted
excursions lu ordinary Fullmau sieepliig cart
once a wek from Portland and ssu Francisco
to Omaha. Chicago, Buffalo, ll.ton and New
York, via the (, real rmlt Lake Route wiihoul
change to Chicago. No annovlng transfer la
Chlpsgn. These cars sre provided with all
weekly periiMllcais for free use of our patrons.
For further Information, maps, folders, etc.,
call on your nearest ticket agent, or address
A. F.. OOOI'KK,
Gen'l Agt. Pass. Dept. Portland, Ore.
Independent and rsllabla Tha Oregon-
$1000 GIVEN AWAY
TlaMleVttt tun 4 mrcMlr man nr wnmrn, f
rr 1 s. Bart wnt4 to fterjr uwn to rrpreirnt Till
KIH.IB MOHTHI.V, 'Amrm wrrAi rmiy
UfwraVaUo " Tb l.tsiflcr Monililr I high rim
publlrsUoa prlatxl o Ont ppr. with .-rauuful
roT(r Us rolwrt. ! Uitawrta,tii 1 1 mrititro nf ibm
favmllf . All ubrritr for lil rviiTr our qirt
. in"l ri1svi4ir PKKK. Arc'i rr i-M-l IU.jsU
rornnHBilooi nd t,lao nhir in 1Xhi 1jt1.W1 mtuc
Uiom who oi tk jrwUl naiDlr of ubwcrt
1st OB t. tttDd tVt ff BaVTUralaWTB
lORIftT BONNKMfl HO",
The Arjmnaut5H:
t'.ry .ire r(wr1. t1;- -t, nrldy pu' li. "1 wrtl of
.Nvv rl. N i j . ,i iff nn the ifir: l 'jf ti tst
ly ' "i -cd .ie.ia.thr ArfMiiut. It i1 o -t' l for itt
s'i -rt st .rie-,. ita, Ifrigfit N-w Vr.rli f ir. - ai. Im.
t- rs. i( li;i,tjiir I r . .rtrep(, aiitt Itt r-ni Amfi-
.in r-l.t-.n.! Fur trie Af goti-iut ts Atii rit .n fir-t,
SSriThc Arfonaut
TH6 KoflliwesiEfii Liiie
H trams dally b.-nv. eti t 1',1'ii stnl ( IiIcsko
roliiprlslrifcr
TI.e I, .teat I'lilltumi Sleepera,
I'eerlcHS I i ii 1 ii u t'nr.
lohriiry hihI Ol.aervMtb n Chih,
Free lienlmiiitf C'lmir Cars.
1 be 31 century Train,
'I lie Nortlnvtstern l.imitfil,"
P.utis every day In tbe yenr.
The l iri'St Train In I lie W nrhl.
F.Iim trie I Isbted sf.nm II. stcd
To hi. niro by i.i hi bl
The Tld.r.T -bite F pre.s the I In. llnv Train
ruiii.it it between el I'moI ai.. i hi. atr ia
the -l.ort I In.. ( onne. )..". from the A . t
made la I be Nor'b.'rti l a. ibe. i.r. i.t Sorlli
em a -h I 'iii.e.iiail Pa. It c bv a.
'I bis Is h.. the bet II.,.. beta. -en iimaliH, M
I'.io 1 a nd M iu n. iipc . is.
Ail ai-.infs ae 1 1 tl. k t via,
"The Northwestern Line."
MKAD. H. 1..M-I I U.
Oen.Air.iii li. k.tAgt.
-I' Aider .-t , Portland. Ore.
via.T DR. JORDAN'8 a. rar I
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