Heppner gazette., June 20, 1901, Image 4

SORES AND
ULCERS.
firm- and Ulwt never tsrcatne chronic
nnlr the TI(kk1 i in jioor condition it
t)uyynh. weak and unat.le to throw ofl
the w)na that accumulate m it. The ( iure.1. and the i'ollon iti-Saturday, Siin-:
vtrm must rthrvrd of the unhealthy levari, Mumlav were bright, 'warm,
niattet through the aore, and t-reat dant-rr i ' , , '. , , ,
to We would follow afaouM it Theal before j ""r . rioted vetv benell
lbeMfxd hat been made pure and healthy ' ,'''4' 'n 'ieninr train and advancing the
and all impantica eliminated from theava-' cow th of tinpi". corn, potatoes and ar
lem. S SS. p.nS theo,re by firM cleans-jl!ens. r,l0 maximnm ,m,,Mi4t1ire
mjj and .nvijforatmjr the Mood, buildinc ' , ... , . '
rn the general health and removing from ; liunn' the V"') ra";-
the aralem m staf -4w nsjfa i eteen .' and S4 dectfea. and the
a 1 1 tnorlnd,
rlTetemattcr.
UPON THE SYSTEM
When thtalw. N-en accomplished the dia- ' ' ' M"",Uk" ,ne ma'-
charj gradually ceases, and the aore or ; nHlm temperatures ranged between "xl
ulcer heala. It it the tendency of these old 'and Si decrees, and the minimum tern
indolent aorrs to prow worse and worse, j peratures between and o4 decrees
and eventually todesty the bemea. Local LiKht fronts cvurred in ponu, of the
rtent alienate nam. cannot reach the seat
of the trouble. S S. S. does, and no matter
how apparently hopt less your condition,
errn though yur constitution has broken
down, it will bnr.j; relief when nothin
'thing
blood
else can. It atirplie the nch. rure
neoessarr to heal the aore and nourish 1 State, and, except in portions of sjutli
the deh,huteddieaaed bodv. j ern 0re n iere 5 . moisture
Mr. J B Talnert Lock Bos Winona. Mia , .
avs: 'fcii vnn Kpo my leg from the knet to j D the soil to carry the ra!n crop through
. . ' - .-.. .'it -vrrai pavsicians
treated fn and I made two tnpa to Hot Spnnjra,
but found no relief I wu induced to tr S S S ,
and it ma4e a complete cure. I bare beea a per-
ir. 1 1 wtii man r rri aixieT
it the only purely veg
etable blood purifier
known contains no
poiaonous minerals to
ruin the dictation and
add to, rather than relieve your suffer
ing. "If your flesh doe not heal readilv
when cratched, bruised or cut, vonr blood
is in bad condition, and any ordinary sore
is apt to become chronic
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about your case. We make no
cbarre for this service.
THE IWtn aatCIFIC CO, ATLANTA, CA.
The value of the coud try's com
crop in 1900 trai $7ol,000,000 at
farm prices. The total value of
the wheat crop was $324,000,000,
and the value of all cereals in the
United States, including wheat and
excepting corn, was $5ST,CX.000.
This shows the overshadowing im
portance ef corn to the American
agriculturist. No country in the
world has at any time produced a
cereal crop of any kind equaling
the Jcorn harvest in the United
States in either volume or value.
CAUSE OF FALLING HAIR.
fkaadraff, Whiek to a Germ Ihnease. Kit
tfe Germ.
Falling bair it caused by dandruff,
which is a germ disease. The germ to
burrowicK id to the root of the fcair,
where it dfearoj tbe vitality of the bair,
causing e bair (o full out, dit' cp tbe
CD tide in little aea)e, called dandruff
or sonrf. Too can t stop the laJlicfj bair
without enncg tbe dandruff, aod yon
can't cur tbe d&ndroff without killing
tbe dandruff germ "Destroy the cause,
yon remove tbe effect." Xewbro'g Her
pieide is the only bair preparation tbat
kills tbe dandruff germ. Herpicide is
also a delightful bair dressing.
Some of the wooden churches of
Norway are 700 years old, and are
still in an excellent rtate of pres
ervation. Their timbers have re
sisted the frosty and almost Arctic
winters because they have been re
peatedly coated with tar.
Mr. W. S. Wbdon, Cashier of the
First National Back of Winteraet. Iowa,
in a recent letter g.ves some experience
with a carpenter m big employ, tbat will
' be of value tootber mechanic. He fay:
"I bad a carpenter working for me wbo
was obliged to rp work for several
days on acer-ont of being troubled wilb
diarrhoea. I mestioDei to him that I
bad ben similarly troubled and tbat
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy bal eared me. He
bongbt a bottle of it from the druggist
bare and informed me tbat one dose
eured bim, and be is again at bis work."
For sals by Conser k Aysr Dreg Co.
..
J. F. t'apisi, of Simptsr, has secured
a bond on tbe Orsal and otter mines in
tbe Robinson vi lie district from D. L.
Hhoat, S. L. Laer and Herman FacLs.
He has until January, to make the
last payment.
Ftatb or Ohio, Cm or Toledo, (
LrcAS Coi-btt, )
Frank J. Cheney make oath that be
i the oior jjartoer of tbe firm of F. J.
Cheney k Co., doing bucifiecs jo the City
of Toledo, Const acj etate aforeeaid,
and that raid firm vrill pay the mm of
O.M ErsEkBD Dollars for each Dd
very ee of Catarrh that raobot be
enrad by the ne of Hail'a Catarrh Care.
Fba- J. Che?et.
Sworn to before me and inbacrihed in
roy presence, thu lh day of Deceaber,
A. D. 1HHT,.
f A. W. (Jleawk,
Notary Fublic
Hal Catarrh Car is taken ioternally
and acta directly oo the blocnl and mo
coo aorfaeea of tbe system. 8.nd for
teeliisoriial free.
K J. CnErr Co , Toledo, O.
HId by drujfjjmte. 7e.
liaU Faruiiy J ill are the heft.
Th I'raire ( it v fire dpart:n-nt was !
rahl out last M h-iay n ght t v the !
t-urtnug of a ( h:r.a-tr. aha- k. It.n
Cit La i foigi tteu u,. i s,!v of hav- I
iCf extra rha'fc- (or the '. hemiri ," j
and a a rnuit the fii-i!,en s-yjn found J
it wlesi, and the hre ', oe-l vut tU j
build.i. I
A TEKlill LK FXr'lSION !
IH a gsj lu.e itins FnrLecj iajyj
bre frijjMtoUr," sirit ' . K )'k)aer, i
el Kit. mar. la. "1 be bsx-t doctors j
ooldu I Lel ti e rniJLirg nrs tr at f d-
lovsvl, lint l'.ui'sieb's Arnica Halve en-)
ttrelf riireil her ' 1 t's! Ii'de fir Cote,;
(Wsi Srve, li" 's. I finer. h lu I', ;
ae oJ I' nem i'.- at ; com L'rog Co.
1. 1 I IK'INT -I A i l l . j
V i.rri vcti v me to lie j j-i.er, ) 'it uj. '
tour tear., at t1 r l.-.l I r- !.t I en M
I'ie on Mi r. st . e t.'.e t.rrer.
The tnr e t !. vet ! i ate I (lj;- :
ies. IriiiiK si ! e '. ' t 1 'ss 'r I re
t li.'ini s isVi It '. ! t;'!ii
tsu! t at. 1 . I
i...s L. I
WEFKLl CHOP HI I I.FT1N.
l'ottland, .lime 17, I'Vl.
The cool which ovt'isp't'iul Ore-
pon.lune J continued almost umnter-
riipte.li' tlttttl the afterno. 11 if the 14th. I
j elcomod . -lianye to wanner 00
' ""n"11'1'11 temperature. between and
moM ''v'ed district and t!ie damace
done by tbem was coifined to small,
spot here and there ana was not exten
sive. The fore tiart of tin u..tr tai
, ,
1 'iOW'r? ln the nortliern portion of the
to maturity.
The condition of tall grain is not as
promising as it was last week. In the
Willamette valley it is becoming spotted,
and complaint of fields turning vellow
are more numerous than heretofore.
The grain aphis has again made its ap
pearance in the upper portion of the val
ley, but it has not as yet done much
damage. In Umatilla, Faker and Union
counties fall wheat in low places and
hollows was killed by the frosts of June
4 and a, and some has been cut tor bav
or else plowed under. The crop as a
whole, however, ccntinues promising,
and with favorable weather from now
on will yet piove an average one. Hay
ing has begun, with yields above the
average, both as to quantity and quality .
Gardens are backward and frosts Wed
nesday morning in southern Oiegon in
ju'ed considerable garden truck in Jos
ephine and Jackson counties and also
hurt corn and some fields of alfalfa.
The first cutting of alfalfa has also been
injured by frost in Eastern Oregon, but
the stalk is vigorous and there is no rea
son why the second cutting should not
be up to the usual average.
Reports regarding fruit vary widely.
In some sections the trees have all they
can carry, while there are many or
chards that will not produce sufficient
fruit to ray for its being gathered. In
the Powder River valley all fruit gaffer
d severely, and throughout eastern
Oregon there will be a general shortage
over last year's yields of prunes and ap
ples.
EO?To. wool market.
Boeton. June IS. There ia no
change in the wool situation here,
except that values between fine and
medium grades are wider apart.
The market at present appears to
be a fine wool market, and from
present indications will continue
so for some time to come. The
strictly fine grades are in best de
mand, but this is not extreme
enough just now to force values
up to any extent The lack of
speculative feeling among manu
facturers is noted by dealers, who
say the former are-only buying to
supply present demands. Territory
wools continue to lead the sales.
Fine medium and fine staple is sell
ing at 4U:ff l:'c on the f-coured
basis, while the strictly staple ar
ticle is quoted at 41 in 45c.
Territory, scoured basis: Mon
tana, fine medium and fine,
13(rl4c; scoured, 40 42c; staple,
44frr4.jc. Utah, Wyoming and
Idaho fine medium and fine,
12t7l3c; scoured, 40w42c; staple,
417 41ic; Australian, scourer
basis, spot prices combing super
fine, 71 w 72c; good, OS n 70c; aver-
age. Gov 07c.
St. Lous, June IS. Wool
Steady, nnchaDgfd: territory and
Western, medinm, 14 lo: fine.
10' 13c: coarse, 10 12c.
WHEAT, WOOL AND STOCK.
Portland, June 1'.
Wneat Eastern Oregon Blue.
Stem f, '".2.
. i -l' it....... r . -
i oji- aiiey, ii-i r.a.iern jre- i t
iion, 7 r lie; mohair, LU Jc per pound, j
Sheeptkirie Sheariinsrs, 1 ", 1 iic ; abort
wool, 1')"':;'jc; medium-woo!, :ij')c ;
long wo?! , j'a 1 ea:ti.
San Eraacivo. June l'j Wool
Spriny Nevada, Ki 2c per pjund ;
Eastern Oregon, 10 ? 13 ; Valley, Ortron,
13'rlc. Ead mountain lambs, 7Me;
plains, t'5 7c; Humbolt and -Mendocino,
9'tl)r.
Cbic?o. Jun 1 Tattle Keceipta
'i'Jtti kad ; market being generally
I
steady to strong, 'iood
to prime :
atra fj.4j "2 ) ; poor to medium, M 40 !
' "' " ; etotkera and feeders. :;.0"j
' ')'; cows, t-' K' 4 : heifers, i
Il'.7ft r5 10 ; canners, $1 ii' '" ; bulls, .
13.0 ' j 4 00 , ca! vs. 4 MltyiM; Texan'
fed steers, 14 5.4) ; Texas buiis,
li 75 3. 75.
- - ,'
SO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TOC Marks
Copyrights Ac.
CH 'i f aav"fcn ' -..r i"i fr nr,f mo
I .. T'.ttTi mt pr ,-- !!' c "ft ifJnn.'"v
f t'rfaa nrt )f 4r? e'i' .aj MSi1rfrek iff, (tM.tat
' t ma -f1n tva, f f. pmr r4 (ertai.
t.t iMtTO tL.rT.fj Mur.n A twv
4Vfajr. "-'saji iri'v, it, turn
Scientific American.
A avrlsv er t 'n"-s1 h mrm r-f.
'' '-nr t.-''-. ls. sai i,f a.. -- v'-mx.rn
I . -1
GROWS
HAIR LIKE THIS
within a few months.
Nkwpro's Herpicidk
kills the dandruff germs
that cause falling hair
and finally baldness. No
other preparation but
Hernicide kills thedan-
GROWS V)
mi 9J m
druifirerm. Destroy the
cause, you remove the effect.
Herpicide is a delightful hair
dressing for regular toilet use.
LrrrsasTOH, Moxr., 8it. 10, .
1 haw uatHt-'ne-haif Nuile of Hcrvloida,
n.l my head fi five from lUntlruIT and mj
hhiT .1o nM fa.lonl a fonntrly. 1 am very
mmh enlhuaei over lhi ivaulla. an.l hav
reoouimcaded it to a uumNtrof my frtemta.
illSJ MiKIOOLD 1ULDW1K.
For Salt at all Firtt-Clatt Drug Store.
Irrigation is comiug rapidly to the
fiont in the region of liht rainfall in
Western Canada. Some toO,000 acres
of land were reclaimed during the past
year, rud canals were constructed to the
length of 0-0 miles.
Take them to
dav and you will
be well tomor
row. Baldwin's
Allopathic Cold
Cure Tablets,
(C.ld ia Head)
N0.23-B.
25c
Ban FaaKCraco.
E. L. B ALP WIN CO
Your Cold Cure la th only remedy that
really dtxea cure in one dav.
Hassv Roooaas,
Harry Radgcrs Co.
BACBAMmXTO, CAU
K. L. BALDWIN CO.
You Cold Cure Tablets No. 3-B arc
rplendid for Cold in Head.
WM. D WIN ELL.
With Adams. Booths St Co.
Dbkvbb, Col.
JC L. BALDWIN CO.
I find Tour Cold Cure Tablets the aafesl
and most convenient remedy for cold-in Uia
head. They car. ia every instance.
H. r. Cuoxsos
Patterson & Son, Heppner
mOm eLaLakes short roads.
AXLE
mL laBVnd light loads.
'ood for everything
that runs on wheels.
Sold Everywhere.
Hade by STAXD A RD OIL. CO.
Are now in effect to Buffalo, New
. . . . ...
10 . l'o you expect to attend tlie
I'an-Anieriran Exposition? If so do not
buy your tickets until yon hava inrasti
Kate'l the aerTice of the Illinois Central
Kailroail. Our accomnaodationn are the
bet that can ba haJ, our traina are al
ways on time am) employes courteou
an'l accomrno'Iating. Through tourist
cars from I'ac:tic Coast to Boston via
Buffalo. If vou will send 15 cents in
tampi, to a'l'lre.ss njiven below, we will
forward you, hy return mail, one of our
lar;:e .'4x40 inch wail maps of the I'nited
su"tPBi Cuba and Porto Kico
Any information regarding ratea, ac
commodations, eervice, time, connec
tions, stnp-orerg, etc., will bu cheerfully
furnished by
B. II. TH! MBCI I.,
Commercial Aent,
1 1; Third .Street, Portland, Ort.
I'fjI'L'LATION.
The census figures junt jiiiblished
give the following figures on population :
Jl-pjner
114.;
John Day..
I - 'r.if Creek
'j-i-t
1L'3
l.!5
'.i'.'f
243
'.',22
2jii
W14
'2iU
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2V,
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M.jro
Wallowa . . .
"a'0 . . . .
UVrton . . .
Milton
A ntf lope
I'rairie Ci'.v
! I'rineville
'Arlington
1 jV'V "
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(iran.te
EX ECU TORS NO TICK
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ir. tl.e 'lot'- .'.f ti.js
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yoncE FOR rcnucATios.
Forest Reserve Lieu Selection So. 4 IX
nKPARTMKXT OKTHK 1NTKK10R. LAND
Otttee at l a (Jratid., i)r , Mv IS, ItH'l
Notice is hereby liven that w. N. Jones,
hose vst ofttre adJreas is Portland. Oresim.
ha. made appliratton to selr.-t muter the act of
June 4. t.v.17. ; stau Sflj, the follaw inar ilescrib
ed trai'tn of land :
The S W of N E of See. , TSSnU J9,
E ot V M
I w ulim the next SO days Irom the date hereof
1 protests or contests agamt the sslectum, on tlie
, xrtitiiid Ihst the land deserihed. or rut portion
1 thertH(. is im. re valuable for us uiine'rain than
lor agricultural purpose, will be received and
notd lor report to the Commissioner oi lbs
tienersl Ijtnd Ofttca.
K- vv. BaKTI.ETT, Kesliter
SOTICE OF IXTESTIOy.
Public Land Salt. (Isolated Tract.)
NOT 1CV. IS HEREBY WIVES THAT IN
pursuance oi Instructions from the i'kiii
mtssioner of the Geuersl ljiu.i Office, tiu.ler
ut ority vi'Stetl tn him tiv vuoti J4,m. t inted
States revised Statutes, as amended by tlie set of
congress approved February .11. IV'. we "ill
proceed to ofler at public sa s on Friday, the
-'1st day of June, uest, at tbe hour ef 10
o'clock a in., at this office, the following tract
of land. lo-it: Lots 1 aud .' and southeast i
northeast sectiou 1, township i south, rsug
east W M.
Any and all persons olaimii't adversely the
above described lauds ars adwsed to file their
c'.atms in this office, on or before tbe day above
designated for Hie commencement of said sale,
otberwis iheir right will be forfeited.
JAY, P. IA OAS, Krister,
SS4-3 Dtis Pattss'os. Receiver.
I. S. Ijtnd Office, Ihe. Dalles, Ore., Mav 11, lil'l.
yoncE OF iyrEXTioy.
Public Land Sule. (Itolaied Tract.)
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIvES THAT IN
1 pursuanes of lustruclious (torn tlie Com
missioner of the lieneral Land Office, under au
thority rested In him by sectiou i!VV I'nited
States Revised Statutes, as amended by the Act
of Congress approved February 26, 1'.C. e will
proceed to offer at public aale ou Friday, the
.'1st day of Juue next, at tlie hour of 11
o'clock A. M.. at this office, the following tract
of land, to-wit; Lot 4, section 2, and lot 1. sec
tion 3, township 4 south, range .'i east. W M ;
south H southeast , sectiou li, township .
south, raiige 25 east. W. M; southwest north
west s and northwest southwest sectiuu
'25, township 3 south, range to east, VY. X : south
west southeast section M. towuship 3
south, range '26 east. VV. M.
Any and all persous claiming adversely the
abore-descrlbsd lands are adriseit to ti ie their
claims tu this o flics on or before the day shove
designated for the commencement of said '.s
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
JiT F. Lvcab. KeRister.
tU-9 Otis Pattkr.-on. Keeeiver
C. e). Land Offlce. The Balle. Or., May 11, lull.
yOTICE FOR PCBLlCATIOy
T-EPRTMENT OF THE IN'TFRIOR, LAND
X Offlce at Th Dalles. Or , June 7. m
Notice is herebr Riven that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to commute and make final proof ln support of
1 er claim, and that said proof will be made
before Vawter Craw ford. Count Clers at Hepp
ner, Oregon, on eaturdar, July A, 11, viz:
ASA ETTA 8HAVKK, formerly AA KTTA
ADAMS, of Hardman, Oregon,
H E No. 74). for th of fE, and
eEi, of K i, See 4 aud SVTH of rec 3, Tp
SB.til E. W. M.
tsh names the followin witnesses to prov
her continuous residence upon and cultiration
of said land, vis: illiatn Uifii, Joseph
Brown. Jaaiea Wyland and John iiadjer. all of
Hardman, Oregon.
8.ii-i3 JT P. Lrcss, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act June 3, 197.
TTMTED STATES LAND OFFICE,
THE
U I'aiics. urceon, Junes, ivi.
Notice is herebr given that in rompllnne
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1-78. entitled "An act for the sa.e nf tim
ber lands in the states of California, "ret". m.
Nerada and Washingum territory," as extended
to aii the I'ubhc ljnd states by act of August
4, Mi, KOBEKT G. KOBi.N-ON.of Ine Kock.
county of Gilliam. State of Oregon, hHS this day
file.) in thisoftice his sworn statement No 4,
for the purchase of the NW"' SW ot Sec 9,
Tp i s, K Jit E. W M . and will ofler proof to
show that the land soaght is more valuable tor
its timber or stone than fer agricultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to saM land
before the Register and Receiver of this orhce
at The Dalles. Oregon, on Saturday, the 17th day
OI August. l'All.
H names as witness: Oeorge Perry. N.
thanlel Scott, JelT Neel and Isaac Smith, all of
Lone hoc a, uregnn.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands ar requested to file
their claims ln this office on or before said 17th
day of August, 11A11.
S-iD-47 Jay P. Lccas, Register.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Notire is hereby elven that tn pursuance of
instructions Irom the LommiMKmerot the (n-
eral Lnnl (.'ftii'e. nmler authority vested In him
by section Ji.Vi, I 6. Rev. Stat., as amended by
the act ol t.onirress apttroven rehruarr Jr,, la'
we will proceed to offer at public sale on the
51 dsy ot July next, at this i.rhce, the Milow
ine tract ot land, to-w It : Si, and NW14
section s, township 3 south, range Js east
W M.. containing I.11 acres
Any and all persons c, aiming adversely the
above desri lied lands are adfised to file their
claims In this off.re on or before the dav above
designated for tne commencement of said sai
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
May zs. 1-jtJl.
S.i6-41 E W. Bsiti.xtt Register.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT.
In the County Court of Morrow county, State
of Oregon.
In the matter of th estate of H. P. Meriitt,
decease.!.
Notice I hereby riven that the final account
of (". V. Red field, the administrator nf the estate
of H. if. Merrltt, deceased. with the will annexed,
ha ben filed in the above entitled matter. In
the above entitled Court, and said final account
will come on fur hearing and determination be
fore said Court, on the first ds of July, 1 Jul, at
lOo'clock A. M.. at the Court House, ln Hepp
ner, Morrow County, State of Oregon, the lirst
day of a regular term of said court, and all per
son Interested in said estate may apar and
hie objections to said account, on or before said
date.
1 hi notice Is published In pursuance of an
order of the Honorable A. Bartholomew.
Judge of the above entitled oort, duly made
and entered In said matter on the J4th day of
May. l'Sil. c. r. KKUKIEI.IJ,
Administrator nf the estate of H. Y. Merritt,
deceased, with th will anueied. Kvi-lo
NOUCE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OK TUB INTERIOR. LAND
ffhee at Th Iialle. Or , June 1", r.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hss fi.ed notice of his Intention
to make final proof In support of
his claim, and that ssid proof will 1 made be
fore J. W. Morrow, I". Commissioner at
Heppner, Oregon, on Frldy July 19, l'sd, v'.z:
JOHN f. BARTON, of Htppner, Oiegon.
Homestead entry No. 74S.I. for tbe lot 1 and
SI1. M'i c : and lots .', and 4 See 4. Tp 2 n, R
!, t. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
nis continuous residence uj-.n and cultivation
of said land, vli: Jan es i,hcrty, William (.
scott, Fran . entry and Frank K. Bell, all of
Heppner, Oregon,
e-i-ti Js r P I.ccas, Register.
ADMINISTRA TRIX'S NOTICE.
In the County Court of M'.rrow County, HUte
of Oregon.
In tne matter of th estate of Mary J. Haney,
deea-d.
Notice is hereby s-lrr-n to ; the r.redltor of
Vary J. Han-v. deceased, tbat mey are hereby
required to present tt.elr . with tbe prop
er soucbors thereof, to tbe .ndersirned. Mis
souri Jordan, the duly at p-.ii,ul, qualified and
actiiis; adtni i.lstratris of t;, .-.late of tbe said
Mary J llancy. deceased, t ner place of doli.s-
business, at tne ia o:!,r . of;. K
Hedfleld. In
M pfr,er, .Morrow ou;.ty,
wiri.lu t.in uio'itbs froni ti,.
I.:ed Jui.e J), l .)l.
tte of iir.-ir'ti.
re of thl notice,
Ml " RI JOPAS.
Adrr,lr,:stratris of the e-Vof Mar) J. Haney,
deceascl h:r U
shjka.ne fills i ymm
NELSOX i FORT SHEPPiRD
KF.D MOtXTAIX RAILWA1S
It.a OdIt All-hail tu,nt Withoot
Charm of Cam let ween Hpokane,
IVysslaod anil Nelson. Alao tiftwiwn
N'elw.o ao1 KsUnr, rlaviljr eice,t
Sunday :
'-e Anire.
A. M Ht,,nare ... so P. M
II j A M It.-. r.d . . 1 so ". M
I'J A.M Ni,n 4i I'. M.
"' r.n,srt .,t,i N.lrt-, w,tr, ,iMm.r. fr
Rae.o, a.'.d aii K.,'-m p,inta.
I-.'', f .r K i. l:iT, J fv.nr.dars
r k CCnaWt Krf na m1nMft tirltT
T. 11. HOWARD'S STOKE,
Main si root, von can find
t3'
All well adapted to
Staple mid Fauci Groceries.
Fine Teas and CaJ'ees. ,mmm
Good Goods....
Fair Prices.-: :: i-
T. R. I-IOWAKD,
HEPPNER
FLOURING MILLS,
Have securcii tbe services of a first class miller,
and keep on Laud a full supply of
Flour, Graham, Rolled Barley, Whole
Wheat Flour, Bran and Shorts
Of tlje very best quality ami guaranteed to give satisfaction.
W. L. HOUSTON, Manager.
First Rational Jank
OF HEPPNER.
O. A. li li K A Freai.lent
T. A. KHEA Vio PresiJent
Transact a General Banking Business.
EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD KOC'ilIT AND SOLI)
Collections made ou all point on reasonable terms, eurj.lns au.1 un.lh l.le.,1 profits .1000.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
J. H . KINSMAN, Manager.
Beef, Pork,
Mutton,
s
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
rHKNH 1'IHII
CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS.
j ii:s.v
THE liVIIV WAGOX
Is one that everybody known. It is oun of tlie liest ou earth.
im
ValllllsAUl
Have just received one of the larrjo.st r.tocL'8 of I5nin W agons ever
brought to Heppner.
Prices ro Iltjlit.
Ueavy and Shelf Hardware, Graniteware, Tinware, Atiricnltnral
Implementa, W ationn, llackrt, htc, 1 nintn Htid Oils (the nest in
the world). Crockery and Glassware.
H. A. THOMPSON,
Proprietor of the
LIVERY. FEED i SALE STABLE
On West Side of Main St., Heppner.
Hay and Grain bought and Hold. Firt-class Iligs and Saddle
Horses always kept for livery at reasonable rates.
The very best facilities kept lor taking care of teams left in our
charge. Give me a trial and be convinced.
THE DALLES
Jm.imw'' "tmiit
I . at ra
-Mfsi y-P-e. r - .
Address, DALLES HOSPITAL,
AT
firocerics. Provisions, Glassware,
Tinware and Furnishing Goods,
either City or Country Trade.
lie? 13 11 II OX.
(J. W. t ONSKR Cashier
E. L. FUFELANU. . Asaictaot Cnahir
Hams, Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
jdi ji....!.'
MICCTICI'V'1CI O.-V KHUIAYM.
"5. 71
Bisbee
At
VV
HOSPITAL
.a-- Sfi
V: t
r .-
a I f f if'
Gordon's
Feed and Sale Stable
Has just been opened to the
public and Mr (Innton, the
Proprietor, kindly Invites his
mends to rail ami try his
ft rut idaxs accoinmoilatlona.
Twritjr of lloij' LXi.d CKrain. fox Cil
HtablH lociilcd on west side of Main
street between Win. Hcrlvner's and
A. M. liiiun's bUcksinith shops.
For the ladles - A thin horse and ludy's sitddl
OREGON
ShotLine
and umon Pacific
Onlv JLino KAST via
SRLT LBKE m DENVER
TWO TRAINS DAIV
Dally
IlKI'AKTS
TIME KCHKIU'I.ES
lUri'NKK, Ok. i
lially
AHHIVSS
Fast Mali - For
Fast aud W est
Fast Mall - From
East aud V est
Express For
Fast and West
h l'i a. in.
6 15 p. in.
H-I.1a, m.
Express From
Fast and West
l j p. m.
STEAMER LINES.
Ms FBiMiiui I'okti.snk RufiK, Steamer
satis froiii Fortlaud p. in. every ;' days.
Inl!y Boat service betw een rorthmd. Astoria,
Orison City, l'syton. .-.hIciu, I lidcj.einleiice,
Corviillis aud ail Columbia anil oil.amctts
Viver points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Steamers tn'tw ecu Kl'Hrlaaud l.wlsto:i leave
Kiisria dtiilv at 4 ht a. 111., returning leave
l istoii . 1 11 1 1 y at S: Xi a. m.
J. M. KKKNAN, Agent, Hepimer.
A. I.. I'lltlli,
General Passenger Agent, Cortland, Or
r- u ; .
Rock Island
,1 n , , c;
Tlie Favorite Line to
A.11 Points IC-ist
.riM!, v.-tti((il-l, Iti-'Ute trHit.i ht-twen
' H-t-i.t a';'! I 'tMi VtT . Mltl Ml inli H. 1 h IrHH'i dlirl
K m M t h ( if r , 1 mm k 1 :tpr f f ntlllirt llulii la
1 hi' Hw-o w ill, rill nturuiic triiih t nrt.
I :r-t i !ii-n ruilinrtii rifc'.frH Iihrrv !.nff-t
CUT lft.vt. il lU"..T Hl.'l ( tllTHaE'i. lil' IlH't
lTii' t iiniti-ir fr tvii 111 th" Hori'i " I ft
inrff" thrittitjU firT r!(t" T'llljiutn ! i-tr
'itv ly ht'lwH'ri Kit Ink- City mi'l (lilt Kro
ViH Hm -n sMiii' I Imv icr-'Min; i r.iH.lin trft
i'Xi' rnji nit i.'i T')i: .nry ruliiniin iag mr
nin' ri wt-fi. fru.'ii ' rf ' n t . 1 hi '1 -MH J r tui-co
'HllHt ai i'liS'MaJM. M'tllfiN.. (H).J New
'trk,l!l tlif-trtHt fc.lt l.rtla'' l'..tLlt.' without
rtiHi;.'!- to ti i m; 1 . No Hiiiinitikf trniitfcr In
t ht. a;ti. 1 i nrv irtvlilf.1 n tli all
i-t-kiv ('rUMlirulB f . 1 r fn-r n- nf our utrni i.
Ftr (iirlhi-r itiforiimiioii, nin, f i Itkm, vti.$
ill on your iit'Krvnt tltkrt Kifnt, rtr (!.lfi'.j
A. K. nHM'KR,
rii'l Av,t rKn. Ifpt, rortUtitl, Ore.
Ini1-i'em1ent and rI!tM The OrKnn-
$1000 GIVEN AVAY
TlhM n1 nirrt)r m-" or wntnen,
fir r Mt'-l in fwry u-mn tn rprril THK
KIM.KK I()NTIII. . "m.n.a -.rrt Kkmilf
M.r.ic Tin I rilirr XonlhlT l h'trh )
pnt'ii' tiin. t,nn!i on tin i-itpff, wiifi iM-nutiful
ruvi-r in roi.tr U'l iiiirrm all Hi nilMr C lh
family All nhu-rihrrrr ri v mir mrb
A (Min t riiamitr HO K AK-nt" r hlraU
r(nniuiiiii ami ilawi iliar In 1 'mi ii v I'ltVl ni'in
Uton who i'-n'l tri gfHtrit ni.nitxr of auL.aKJ'lp
Uuti. tSrnn for r' panirulnr
KOBFltT honm;u'h ho,
tiller UnildUsf, - New Vrhu
The Arffonaut;S
1 1 t w .- (
1 ' -yts ,uirt
J'.t- tNi vl ih to
t. It U ti tni f..r it
ti. .."! f.u. in Im.
' i ; i r.s Aitifri
Ut It A;ri-'i. hut.
'tr ?
; t V
t f!.t n .!
I' irii.t Au:
I.iM. ,uM all
til tlHi".
The Argonaut
fcui' Tlift f'JT
tub Nonnvvesiern Line
H trsins daily helwcen M. I'nl and ( lm nto
coinpriSitiK
The Luteal I'tiUman Sleeppra,
IVprlt-c I imn i! Cam.
Library anil Ohservatmn Cars,
Frpp IlflBliuiu Chair Carn.
The 'jo Century Tmin,
"Tlie Northwesti'rn Limited."
Huns eery day in the yesr
Tbe Finent Train in ttio World.
tliftrie I.lchte.l -t.rn Heated
To Chlrairo l.y iiaytlfht.
Tlie Its.l.-er Mate Fxpress. the Finest Jlnv Train
rutmlnir hetwei-n M I'nnl and hl.Hi;ola.
the hort 1 Ititv t'oiini.ftMns Irom the Hi-st
innde vln. '1 lie Northi rn I'Heilir, tireat North
eru and I'anHdiaii I'm) itie !:s
Tills is also till hest lief, t.etueen Omaha, Ht
I'anl and MinneH.olis.
All Mk'-nls sell tlcki ts via.
"The Nortliwestern I.inp."
W. It MFAI). H. I.. r'l-I.FK.
Oen. Aifi tit. 1 ii kel Ant.
.'4- Alder St.. Portland. rc.
aksavesav
A
f viair DR. JORDAN'S orutI
MUSEUU OF ANATOMY1
I0SI MARKET ST., SIN FRANCISCO, CAU
ThulRf t Anatomical Sfitttuv
In u U orid.
VrfiVf ntrrnrttvn in fHaj City. A
BOul4rful ttyht JOT VUitiHS. I
Wsh or uriy emtrnotv
4(ifr,mmmitttv'ljurmiur i
th flilf! Hp u t? i)U I'mUU
v uui. ui4bih(j m yara. ,
DR. JOROAH-PRiVATf OlSEASIt
To me and MaldaJl 1
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fi in th fUi' tn f yuutkdil iiidik-
ri"Uorti r rn:MM In matiiror
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