Rheumatism
Kneomslie pains are t he rn of rvrrtect
and Autre from tortured muscle, aching
Vent, and f sn.r-d nrtrn. The hKJ has
lawn jK'iixirifd I y the accumulation of
waste inatler in the system, ami can no
J.-nrrrHOv the purest,.! health .urtain-
n( food tlit rt ijuirc. The w hole system
f-els the t-jjri't f ti.is a.-id poison'; nl
not until the Mvk1 ha tcen purified and
brohl La. k to a helthv condition wul
the a. he ai;d pains cease.
M-. liirirt KM, ef ?o Ninth wfrrl, S. F
V'!.fcH'"C, I'. C . wHim a f,ill."iw : "A few
moth,, ': I ht n ttiack. of Sciaik: KhriuxLA
t."n in it 'jr: form T be
tmin ft . tnirnr that I
ml
tmtf l Tt Trai an
UBI1UAVv fever nflf rt4
trv condition -. r-gtd-ei.,
lciri vn v i-. uter
es I wa u-n :rd by
one of (hp mol i c
tmfc to Vi n he is
tTifmWr v f the fo-
c.iVyp hrre. h ri-i ire
to Qontitliif prvrS
ti"m and I woul.'. its wt T.
i
V if.. V
? i mil
Aerriaf ? f,"H
'',r
y
i"-t
rronTtirrcrKlr.l for K :;ev.:li"i. 1 .HCi:rd. a.r
In drir h-'wm: rvf l .'ir ni:. itip a in!.
n4 ntrr 1 had taien ;w Ktf.r 1 Mf to
kohtn aronsd on cruu-he. t.,1 very ,vin l hero
fier Ka i no u f. t them t a:i. S S hiv-.r.f
crura me and aaa wc.l. All trie .l:rrvi
ha"T ?T e h retwrrei
and I am hapry to be ics'.ored to jcrfccl
runfirr and tome, is
the ideal remedy in aU
There are no opiates or
$X$$tsi11'aAt'S -J 7 degrees, and
V bare prefared a special hook on
RVienrostism which errrv sufferer from
this painful disease should read.
most core piete and iaterestitic to.-.'t of
the kind in existence. It will t aer.t free
to .nr M. i-iriB0- it Wr.tr r nfcv.
cians fully and freely about yorr case. We
i&aae no coarrr Ttr menicai aaviee.
TNE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, A TLA VTA, 6 A.
Chicago ha cow produced the nickel-in-the-flot
photo. You walk np to a lit
tle machine aSout six feet hih and four
feet wide and drop a nickel icto a plot.
A ehntter opens and your pictnre is taken
on a iraall sheet of t.n. which fHs into
a chemical solution, eaufini the picture
to be developed ; then it drops into a
pan of clear water which washes the
plate, and it fall or, an apparatus which
foreea it into a little bras frame. A bel
rinji and you pull out your pictnre all
completa, the whole operation having
taken not more than twenty seconds.
This is said to be the on! automatic
photographing machine in the world
and Chicago is the city of it production
MRS. MARY GREGOYICH.
Of t'tiilipabBrn Moatasa. Tell Bow
be
Was f ard of Dandroff.
Mrs. Mary Griovic!), rf Philiwhnrc,
Montana, under date of Xov. 26.
write: "I bad typhoid fevt-r this sum
tner, eocsfquentlj wss loing my hair
terrible, and my head in places wag
perfectly bald. ewbro'e Herpieide
bad japt roe into use in Pbilipeborg,
nd tbe doctor trrne!y recommended it
to me. After 3 or i applications raj
bair stopped falling out, and is coming
in neum qnite thick I ried to be
teoobiel Bre,!ly with da.ndrn.rT, of wbtcb
I am now qnite cared." Kill the dan
druff garm with Herpieide.
The man who 1.8? a ?mall mind seldom
lias occasion to change it.
Mr. W. S. Wbsdon, Cashier cf tbe
First National Bar.k of Wmterset. Iowa,
in a recent let'er g:rcs some experience
with a carpenter in bis employ, that will
be of value to other mechanics. He says:
"I tat a carpenter workirg for me wto
was obliged to st'.p wort for several
days on account cf being tronbled with
diarrhoea. I mentioned to him that I
bad been similarly troaWed and lb
Chamberlain's C'die. Cholera ard
Diarrhoea Krceily b1 enrei me. He
bongtt a battle of it from the druggif
bere and jnf 'rrned me tbnt ons des
enred bim, and be is again st bit work."
For sale by Coner fc Ayer Drag Co.
One doesn't have to pi. g a pin in he
to make it f-pring eternal.
DIDN'T MARRY FOP. MONEY.
The Boston man, who lately married a
eiekly rich young woman, ia t sppy now,
for he grt Dr. King" Nw Life pill,
wbich restored her t r''er t Lelth. In
fallible for Jaandice, Riiionsneae, Ma.
laria, Fev-r and Agi an 1 ill I. ver and
Htomacb tronbles. Grilie but effective.
Only at Slcenm lrog Co.
Courage is a p. ant that cannot 1 e de.
etroyed It p!u kit.e up.
tti op Ohio, Cmt or Toleixj,
Lr as C" vtt, , M"
FraLk J. CLenj-tL.hkwi r,th t' t
is tbe senior partner of tbe Crm of F. J.
Cheney A Co., doing busioes-in the City '
of Tole-lo, Connty and date aforteaid. j 4
sod that said rm will pay tbe som ij
Ova Urxiuzu P'.llakh for each and
eTerjr ca-e of Chthrrh that caDLnt be
Cored by the oee of flail's Catarrh Cure.
I EAK J. C'HESlT.
Hworn to before ce Ld saljcr;led in
my preerjce, tbte ftb day of Dececcber,
A. D. 1HV,.
1 - i A. W. fir.E wu,
J Sill. . Sr.Urc Pel.
clary Public
(
Uall's Catarrh Car if tikt, icternally '
and acts dirt-c'!y ';ti the blood and mn
eone eorfaees r.f tfce tyttem. Seed for
Veetinifiniaia fre.
1' J Ciirvri V f'i , T Mn. O.
K..ld liv dnjt,':-s. T"e
lifcii s Kh:i..lj 1 1 1- are the l-t.
IltS o' tliet,
Lave 11.' t.M
A f'j.
ar go rear..
Lf to
y-Ttir Weekly
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS 3
ft-)?
wriki.v cmip Bri,i,irns.
Portland. June '24, 1901.
'
was warm in the w est portion of
j ehoWfrv . ,noJ.
, . !
Thttv warm in the "Hst portion.!
A lnft."kt. . chHUI0 to coolor w(lther
occurred! Snturdrty in parts of the'
, , , i ., , !,.. : i I
Mit., Hn.l Hmv then it has con-1
tiutltM owl. with frequent "mall;
showers in the Willamette valley, ;
the Const district ami southern;
jOrvpon, and with considerable
' oloudine. but no rain, in eastern
iW.., .,.,.1 n. , i-i...u: r:
'rv'u (liltt lur I III ULUUIri xtivrr
..)!... ... Tl.. TV. II.- 't, .
rains in outhern Oregon will prove
eapivi-illy henetioial. as droughty
' conditions have prevailed in that
. ..... . 1
iiwrn'i iiunrg toe last tew weeta.
but in the Willamette valley and;
last repjOQ tliev rP DOt needed
and will damage considerable cut
pl0vtr and still furthpr delay the
' row need warm, Bunshinv weather.
The lllsximum temperature during
the week in western Oregon ran:d
j the minimum temperatures be-
. . o j i
Io east-
i tern Oregon the maximum temper-
j .,.,,., j u , -. . j ,v
1 fttcre? ranged between oo and 90
J degrees, and the minimum temper1
ature between 3G and 00 degrees.
Fall wheat is ripening nicaly and
even that reported damaged by
frost is recovering and will yield
better than formerly expected. In
the Willamette valley the wheat
crop ia generally in good condition
and free from insect pests. There
is eome complaint of its heading
short and of the heads being small,
but these complaints are not gen.
eral. In southern Oreeon the
wheat crop will be below the aver
age on account of dry weather.
Winter oata are heading nicely,
and fall barley is ready to cat in
southern Oregon. Corn and gar
dens, although showing improve
ment, are still backward. Hops
are making a good growth and as
yet have not been damaged to any
noteworthy extent by lice. The
cutting of clover hay is well ad
vanced and the first crop of alfalfa
has been pretty much all cut and
secured. Potatoes are doing well.
Pasturage continues abundant and
stock is in excellent condition. In
Coos county cutworms have again
made their appearance, and large
quantities of their eggs are to be
found on the underside of fence-
rails and in similar places. They
have not yet done much damage,
but farmers are apprehensive that
they will later.
Tbe strawberrv season is draw
ing to a close, and the crop has
proved to be a very good one, both
in quantity and quality. Cherries
ripened rapidly during the week.
Apples are dropping badly in the
Hood Kiver district
ROSTO.N" WOOL MaP.KET.
Boston. June 2-". Little or no
change in tbe wool market here,
except that values between fine and
medium grades are wider apart.
The market at present appears to
be a fine wool market The
strictly fine gradf-s are in bet de
mand, but this is not extreme
enough jut now to force values
up to any txtent. Territory
wools continue to lead the bales.
FiLe medium and fine staple is sell
ing at 40r42c on the scoured
j basis, while the strictly i-taple ar
ticle i-. qnoted at 44 -45c.
Territory, scoured basis: Mon.
tdLa, fine media in and fine
10 n 1 4c; scoured, 40 ft 42c; frtaple.
4.-c. fjtah. Wvominf? and
Idaho fine codiurn and fine,
'.'j(t 14c; scoured. 40; 42c; staple,
i't " i 1c: Australian, scoured
RhhK tpot prices combing euper-
Clp, "liTSc; good, CO; 70c; aver-
; af, ri-j; GiC.
St. IjCjx is, June 2 . Wool
! ti,..t.. 1. . : -J
tJ, uu'Lau.1, lernwry ou
Western, medium, 14 lo;
nne,
10; 13c: (yiarf-e, 10; J2c
A TERRIBLE EXPLO.SION
"Of a gasyilioe stove bnrned a lady
bre frightfully," writes N. E. Palmer,
of Kirkman, 1. "The bat doctors
coildo I beal the rrjr,Ciiog sore that fol-
lowed hnt Hnrklen e Arnica Hale a.si- i
, . . ., .... , . , r. .
tirely cured her. Infallible for Cote,
CorLS. S'lresj, Roils, Ef'liees, . Skin Dii
eases ao i P.lea. at Wlocan, Drug Co. ,
.mmmmmmmmmmmmm J
- i
CO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Tstaoc Mm
Tm" Costiiokt Ac
EXPERIENCE
H e-T'sr t- g tlrswsh fctrl tlmrr D V- ti
V -. . ' 'if '- f - '.- I.sf
...- f 9i nT-'.i.'..a n tr nr
1 - m-r,, J , ,.,f, lys ' '' k I ftfswTjl
. -mm- n - f tjni. pmtmr.tm.
!-", eT ord.ru Vur.i4 A j. fm:
Scientific Hmerican.
t -t'- ,- Iji-ff-w -r.
. . s, r 1 rs 9 I
Health and Disease
at Illustrated In th Scalp, rig. I
shows a section of a healthy hair
rtvajnlfltd. Fit;. 2 how tht deadly
effect of the DANDRUFF GERMS
that art destroying the hair root
Destroy the cause you remove
tht effect
No Dandruff, no Falling Hair, no
Baldness, If you kill the germ with
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDL
For Salt by all Druggists.
Price $1.00.
31
AarsrtiMd let tarn.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the postoftlce at Hepnner. In
calling for these letters say 'advertised.'
Pix. Mi Lola Leach, Mara A.
Lundy, K. L. Krick, Robert
Johnson, F. H. Jordon, Joseph (21
McCabe, .Michael Williams, Luther J.
B. F. Yai liiiAN, P. M.
Baldwin's Dys
pepsia Tablets,
food digesters,
start digestion
properly--make
a healthy, clean
stomach. Help
the stomach to
do its work prop
erly until it's
cured soc.
Ita Paavcise, Cai
KSWAEJ) t- BAtDValVN CO.,
I ttTC raiird lo pounds since nstaf
roaar Dyaaww. a Tablet. My alonach ts as
in good condition. A. E. Loaatis.
ALaMCDA, CiL, f
KDWASD I.. BALDWIN CO.,
Afttr auffcnng wtto stomach trouMs
for tan yra, I have curad anyatlf by aaiof
yoar dyape-:a tablets, thereby avoidtaf a
amrrical aperation, which I wn about U
nsdargo. Gao. STcatavajiT.
Ganty Aaaessor's Oflica.
Patterson & Son, Heppner
In every town
and village
.
mav be had
. 1
me
Mica
Axle
Grease
that makes your
horses glad.
Are now in effect to Buffalo, New
York. Io you expect to attend the
Pan-American Exposition ? If so do not
brjy your tickets until yon have investi
gated the service of the Illinois Central
Railroad. Our accommodations are tbe
best that can be bad, our trains are al
ways on time and employes courteous
and accommodatinj. Through tonri'-t
cars from Pacific Coast to Ronton via
Buffalo. If vou will eend 15 cents in
tamps, to address Kiven below, we will
forward you, by return mail, one of our
large .';4x4') inch wall maps of the I'ni'ed
tates, Cuba and Porto Rico.
Any information retarding rateg, ac
commodations, service, time, connec
tions, Ktop-orers, etc., will ba cheerfully
furnished by
R. II Tut Mun i.,
Commercial Agent,
142 Third street, Portland, Ore.
XOTICE FOR I'1'HLICATIOX.
DEPAP.TMENT OF THE INTERIOR. LAND
Office at The Dalle., or . J'lne Jl. lirtl.
Notice is hereby given that tbe following,
nan.ed settler has Hied notice of his intention
U, commute and rnase rnai .roof In suncortof
blsc.aii.1, sd that said proof wiil ti made
".efore J. W. Morrow, f. r. Commissioner at
H'-ppner, Oregon, on Friday, August i, ltjl,
FRANK W. ROBERTS, of Heppner, Or.
Homee-ead entrv No. r.V,:. for the HE!
arid Wi, -e !4. Tp 1 Ki F. W M.
He r.arna the following w. incases to prove
bis continuous reaiden, s v.f,n a.-id ciiltivation
of said iand. viz- Kvan ir-g-raon. of Inr.g
ton. Or : Herrv K Henr.eU Krsrk Griffith snd
Bn; F. BWagijSrt, of Hppnr. it.
M. 4- Jat P. Lu as. Register.
EXECUTORS XOTICE.
Notice s hereby ri-.en that the 11 riders! vned
nM ? '' '' !d"'"','4 es-.,tor of the last
wi.i and testament of lvr (ieaan d.-.-ase.i
t v the o.mry ourt of t,e -tate of or--ot. for
- Morrow wn'r. al, p-r-, a. . !!. claims
T'.rn-VruTi, me"",
rin'i a .i.. o.- a-.:.-.- o"'e OT ', w.lhelj,
my sfb.r-.ey at Hepf-'ier. Morrow 'ot.nty, ore-
K-ni, wmuij a. a 1 !," -:.a irorn inc ;at ,t itui
LIPPINCOTT'S
.MONTHLY y..'.r ""r.T!
IW.df I
r . I
Staadard I
Oil (a. I
Th . i" . t ..- Cu r . I I'i't ;i re j
.. .i s.y.K ;;:;;: ..;
l ' i !' ,-.!
;2 "0 ".T r: 2" -.'.
NO CONTIM I I) SKJ-'ll.
f. . I ii , M V.c.l it CO l'l f I is I I 1 J
XOTlC FOR rUIiUCATlOX.
Forest Retcrt e Lieu Selection iYo. 4tX
TAV.PARTMKST OK Til K 1NTKK10R, LAND
A Otttce st la Uranilo, Or , Mv l.H, Wl
rotl(ieis horetiy liven that W. N. Jones,
whose )xt oftlce a.l.lrea ia I'ortlan.l. Oregon.
Iiaa made applteatuni to select under the act of
June 4, lwi;. (.tat. S6i, the tolle Iiir deacrib
ed 1 tracts of laud :
Kof Vl! " ' NK " ' Sfi'' T 3 8 ' R
W tthtu the nest :nta Iroin the date hereof
proteata or conteaia aaiutt the selection, on the
uroiind that the land described, or any portion
thereof, ia nn. re valuable for its ininerais than
for agricultural purposes, v 111 he recetveil and
noted for report to the Commissioner e(
tbe Commissioner e( the
l.eneral Laud office.
K. w. BiKTI.ETT, Kenlster
KOTICE OF JSTEXTJOy.
Public Land Suit. (Isolated Tract.)
NOTICE IS HKKHBY lilVKN THAT IN
- pursuance 01 instructions from the Com
missioner of the General land Office, under
authority vested in him by aeetiou 2t,V. I" iiitext
States revised Siatiiiin. as aineinied by the act of
contreas approved Kebruarv -Jfi. lf'.''. wo will
priveed to ofter at public aa!e on Friday, the
-let day of June. nut. at the hour ef 10
o clock a. in., at this office, the following tract
of land, to n it: Lota I and 'J and southeast
northeast Vi section 1, township J south, rsngu
Sft east W M.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
above described lauds are advised to lile their
claims in this office on or before the day above
designated, for the commencement ol said sale,
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
JAY. V. I.I CAS, Kefister,
S:'.4-39 Otis 1'arTlKMVN, Receiver.
I . S. Land Oftice, The Dalles, Ore., May 11, nVl.
XOTICE OF IXTES'TIOS.
Public Land Sdle. (I minted Tract.)
VOT1CE IS HEREBY BliEN THAT IS
1" pursuanoa of instructions from the Com
missioner of the General land Office, under au
thority vested in him bv section at', fnlted
States Revised Statutes, as amended by the Act
of Congress approved February , lS'.w. we will
proceed to offer at public sule on Kridav, the
21st day of June next, at the hour of 11
o'clock A. M., at this office, the following tract
of land, to-wlt: Lot 4, section 2, and lot 1, sec
tion 3, township 4 south, range east, W. M;
south c, southeast i,. section li, township s
south, range A, east, W. M; southwest S north
west and northwest south west . section
2S. township S south, range i"i east, SV. M : south
west southeast section .4, township :
south, range cast. . M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lauds are advised to tile their
claims In this oftb'S on or t.efore the dny above
designated for the commencement of said sale,
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
JiY H. l.fi'AS, Kenlster
A'4-9 Oth 1'attkioon, Kereiver
L . S. Land Office, The Balks. Or , May 11, l'.xl.
XOTICE FOR PCBL1CATIOX
DEPARTMENT OF THI IXTERIOR, LASD
Office st The Pslles. Or., June 7. 1901.
Notice is herebv given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to commute and make final proof in support of
her claim, and that said proof will be made
before Vswter Craw ford, t'ountv Clerk at Hepp
ner. Oregon, on Saturday, July is, l!M, viz:
ASA ITT A SHANKK, formerly ASA ETTA
ADAMS, of Hardumu, Oregon,
H E No. 7t', for the WK of SE and
SF." of SK V Se' 4 and S rt'l of j ec :, 1 p
5 8. a E, W. M.
she names the followint witnesses to provs
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, vU: llliam Laweti, Joseph
Brown, James Wyland aud John Hadley, all of
Hardman, Oregon.
SJs-43 Jit P. Lt'CAS, Register.
XOTICE FOR PUBLIVATIOX
Timber Land, Act June 3, 7-7.
TTNITEO STATES LASD OfFICE, THE
U Dalles, Oreiton, June tt.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act ot Congress ol
June :i. i-.s. entitled "An act lor trie sale ot lim
ber lauds in the states uf aliforma. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington territory," as extended
to all the Public Land States by act of August
4. KOHKKl G. KOB1N-O.N, ot lone K S,
county of iiilliam. State of (Oregon, has this day
filed in this orlice his aworn statement No. 1M,
for the purchase of the N W of SW of Sec y,
Tp 6 S. K lb E. W M.. and will offer proof to
show mat the la an sought is mors vaiuauie ior
its timber or stone than fer agricultural pur
soses. and to establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this office
at The Dalles. ( iregon, on Saturday, the 17th day
of AUKUSt. lJUl.
H names as witnesses: George Perry, Na
thaniel Scott, Jeff Seel and Isaac Smith, all of
Lone Kock, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said 17th
dav of August, l'.Jl.
s.iS-47 Jay P. Lucas, Register,
PUBLIC LAXD SALE.
Notice is hereby clven that in pursuance of
instructions from Uie ommissionerof the Gen
eral Land Office, under authority vested in him
by section 21V. I S. Rev. Stat , as amended t f
the act of Connr.s approved February Jti, 1VC,
we will proceed to of'er at public sale on the
2-td dsv of July next, at this office, the follow.
Ii.g tract of land, to-wlt: SW and NW4
"Wi section A. township 3 south, range 28 east.
W M.. containi;. lJb acrea
Any and ad rsor.s claiming adversely the
above described .amis are advised to tile their
claims in this office on or before the day above
designated for t:. commencement of said sale,
otherwise their r:giits will be forfeited.
May i'p. ld.
S..-11 E. TV. Basti.itt P.egister.
XOTICE OF IIEARIXG OF FIXAL
ACCOUXT.
In the County ' ,,urt of Morrow county, State
of 'IreKon.
In the matter of ths estate of H. P. Merritt,
decease,!.
Notice is herei.y giyen thst the final actiount
off'. :. Ked f.el.l the administrator of tbe estate
of H. P. Merritt. 'leceased.with the will annexed,
has ten filed in the above eniifbM matter. In
tbe afKive erttit;e 1 Court, and said final account
will come on f..r hcariiitr and determination be
fore said CO'if. en the first dav of July, I'.sd. at
lOo ci'K-k A M.. st the Court .House, in Hepp
ner, Morrow ( ,....,fy, .-fate t.f Drceon, the first
lay of a r'-g jisr :erui of ss.i1 coiirt, and all per
sons InferetTe'l .aid estate may appear and
file ob.ectloi.s to aid account, on or before said
Jate.
This notice : piibllshed in pursuance of an
order of tbe if ,:;orable A. fi Bartholomew,
JuCgeof tne a-c-... entitled Court, duly made
and entered in i! matter on the 'Jirh day of
Hay, lM. c. K. I'.KDKIKI.D,
Adrnii.isfrafor of the estate of H. P. Merritt,
deceased, wiib the will annexed. trfl-iO
XOTICE FOR PVniJCATIOX
I)F
FPA P.TMF.N'T OF TH E ISTF.P.IOR. LAND
Office at T-is Dslies. Or . June las. rd.
Notice is be-..,, ulren tl.st the following
nstned sett, er ! is filed notice of his Intention
to u sue f:ral proof in support of
his e.sim, s-i I t: at said proof will t.s made be
fore J. '.V. '4 rrow, I". S Commissioner at
Heppner, 'ir. g u, on Friday July l:i, I 'd, viz:
JOHN r P.f RTON, of Heppner, Oregon.
Hoines'ead e.itry No. Tldl, for the lot 1 and
Hi NI'. -ec r, and lots 3 and 4 m-c 4, Tp Is, K
it, I. v m
He nam' s the following witnesses to prove
nis conii n ,-''. s residence ijiif.n sii'i ciiitiisiioii
of asid Is-. '.t.z Jsmes Doberty, tMlliam it.
ecott, Frar.s '.e itry and Frank E. Hell, all of
Heppner, ( rsg',:i.
-4.1 Jar f. Lrras, Register.
ADMIXISTRA TIUX'S XOTICE.
In tbe
of 'ireirr,!,
ir.t;-Court of Morrow County, State
In tr.e ri.a
deeas.-d.
of tl, ca'ate of Mary J. Haney,
Notice :. ... y given to all the creditors of
Mary J. IU -c-t .ec-ase.1, that tney are hereby
retired p, ; -e.ei,t their claims, with the (iroti
S" vo icrjc. ..,.,,, the undersigned. Mis
souri Jor-is .. v.e -inly appdnted, qualified and
a -ting ad- .-.l.-ratrlx of tbe estate of the said
Vary J ll!
der-eased, at her place of doing
b'iairica s-. t
Heppner. M .
WiTI.ITj t :.
Iau-d J . :.e .
Adrni' ia'--:
't'-teaa."!.
- law olU'c of;. K. KedCeid, it,
-ow County, State of Oregon,
ba from tbe date of this notice,
i ld.
Mi-oi RI JOHrnS.
. of the estateof Mar J. Hatiey,
SPOKANh fills 4 NORTUKRN
NEL'i.N i FORT SIIKITARD
RKD .MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
li.e Or.ly All liail IU.ute WUbotit
Chang" .,f Cam Between Hpokane,
fUisslau i and Nelson. Aleo between
Nelson tod Rosslenrl, daily except
H lnday :
I-ave Arrive.
' A M Spokane 40 P. M.
IIIA M It,-, and 40 f. M
HUH ... .Nejaon $ 4j I'. M. ',
' .e r.,T....,rt., e,a,, with t"HII,r t'lt
Raalo. a- t a.. iW.'et.al lke p.;i.'
'' .,r Kejitl Klw ar.l IV.irdars
rk ir. -t Murrn. witt .lailf
T. 11. HOWARD'S STORE,
t
Main street,
All well adapted to either City or Country Trade.
Staple and Fancy Groceries-
tine Teas and Cofces.
T. R. HOWARD,
HEPPNER
FLOURING MILLS,
Have secured the services of a first cIbhs miller,
aud keep on baud a full supply of
Flour, Graham, Rolled Barley, Whole
Wheat Flour, Bran and Shorts
Of the very best quality and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
W. L. HOUSTON, Manager
flKST aTIONAL JANK
OF HEPPNER.
O. A. RHEA...
T. A. KHFA...
TresideDt
.Vio President
Transact a General Banking Business.
EXCHANGE OS ALL FA RTH OF THE WORLD BOl'tiHT AND SOLD
Collections made on all polutson reasonable terms. Surplus aud undivided profits 1 1'i.POO.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
J. H. KINSMAN, Manager
Beef, Pork,
Mutton,
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
I'HIJNH PIHH HECKIVKP Otf I'HIDAYH.
CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS.
H. A. THOMPSON,
Proprietor of th
LIVERY, FEED
On West Side of Main St., Heppner.
Hay and Grain liought and Bold. Fir-t-class Riga and Saddle
Uorses always kept for livery at reasonable rates.
The very best facilities kept tor taking care of teams left in our
charge. Give me a trial and be tonvinced.
GOOD
READING
Spring
Reading
TYiirioimenrnoi. i
We have arranged with tlie New York WorM to fur
nisli this paper with a limited mini her of subscriptions for
a limited time to its great Monthly edition. We are en
abled to offer ten numbers of the
Monthly World Magazine
AND THE
HEPPNER GAZETTE
For J1.5().
What the Monthly. World Newspaper Magazine Is.
The Monthly WorM is a .'!2-'ag-o Magazine) with colored rover. It in copiously
illustratoil with i.eti ilrawinga anl half-tone reprfeluctionH of photograph. The
illust'ations are the result of the hest artistic skill, ai'leil ,w all the latent printing
press appliances, making: a riiaE jzmo uni
the beauty of itn appearance.
Kach issue contcins stories jf romance,
fictioD and fact; stories of t hilars ipiaint
over the worM ; the results of scietititu: researcn, ami ititcrcntiiig editorial reviews
It numbers amonr its contributors the leailinu literary rut-ii on. I woine-n of the ilav
Ms comic pages will present the wotk of
funny paragraphs and picture.
A feature each month will 1 the larg-n
man or woman of the moment in tin; public: eye.
In mllectinir ami ti'eparine for publication the litnrarv matter ami art sub
iecte for the Monthly WorM no expense is
tive publications issued from the great cit? of New Yotk. It furnixhe high-class
and widely varied entertainment to mitny thousand readers throughout North
America. The mxe. of the pa-s of the Monthly World is t-n and a half by eigh
teen inches.
Sample Copiaa ef the Monthly World Newepapee Magazine will ba
uun1f on application. Write m postal card and ask for one.
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO
HEPPNER GAZETTE, Heppner, Or
ALL TIIK
YKAK ROUND
AT
you can find
Groceries. Provisions. Glassware.
,1 Tinware and Furnishing Goods,
Good Goods....
Fair Prices. i
IT o f3 13 n r.
I O. W. ("ONSEIt Caehier
1 E. L. FKKELANU Assistaul Cnsbier
Mams, Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
SALE STABLE
Summer
..Reading..
ivalltd in I lie 'tiality of its contents ami
love, mlventure, travel; stories of
ami curious, gathered together from all
faniuiisi ccmic artiste. There will lie
firnt pa)fe portrait of the most fameil
spare I. It is one of the most attrac
Gordon's
Feed and Sale Stable
Has lust been opened to the
public aud Mr (iotdou, tho
roprIetor, kindly Invltca his
ilemls to call and try his
first -cluss accommodations.
najxity of 1 1 ay avrd. O-rovlis. ioz Oals
Htnhle located on west aide of Main
struct between Win. Hi rlvner'a and
A, M. (iiuin'x blitckNinilli shops.
For tbe ladles A fine horse and holy's saddle
Oregon
Sh outline
ahdUmon Pacific
Otilv Lino HAST via
SflLT LIE and DENVER
TWO TRAINS DAILY.
Dally
Dll'AKTH
'TI M e hchkih'leh:
llKri'NKIt. Oh.
Pally
A Kiuvxa
Fast Mail - For
8 15 a. in. Jjist and West
Fast Mall From
East aud Heat
5:1.1 p. m.
Express - For
Kant and Wot
t Express From
I Last nn. I West
S:15 I
: l 'i p. in.
STEAMER LINES.
StN FniMi-iii I'oirn.jsii K.u tk. Steamer
nails from ortland s p. m. every '. duys.
Pally H.mt service hetueen 1'ortlHiul. Astoria,
Or.iiron c ity, Pajtou, Mticm, 1 i..lc.cii.ience,
Corailis aud ail Cuiumt.la and Willamette
Viver poi'ils,
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
KlpHTlH dltllT Ht 4 lO A. lii., r ' t H f 1 1 1 1 1 ifHYO
Lew. ittton i.h.I y Ht : ') . in.
J. M. KEUNAN, Atfent, Hppjuer.
A. L. HM(i.
(it'titTRl I'tunK nicer At;rit. I'ort ImiuI, Or
Chicago,
Rock Island
and Pacific
The Favorite Line to
AJ1 Points .Knst
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wt'.-kly er.Mitcn!(i for tn o n ( t.ur i.tttroim.
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t all on jruur lieart'iit lit kvt mgrut, r -llr-Mi
A. K. ('(H)l'Klt,
it.'l ARt. I'ahh. Ii'jt. I'ort. Aii'l, uro.
I nio pendent and reliable The Oregon-
$1000 GIVEN AWAY
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rr Ar wf!tvl tn mvi rj umn u rrTit TM K
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romniiitmt An1 Ato hmr in 1 l i v t-iet miii
lhMef who n1 th frrf-i miiuE'T f niibi rij
tiuo. lHrod for r panic ular
KORRKT BOXMK'S HO",
Leer Bolldlu, - hew York
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Library ami f lnservatin ('ar,
Free IleeluiitiK (Jhalr Cars.
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