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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1901)
W I rH.1 i nop HIl I.rTlN -vurc.v rou rrni.ic.iriox. rT OFFSPRING OF HEREDITARY BLOOD TAINT. i a w , , j N rduia i but iTvahhe. form of Blcxwi I'inti an. Consumption, h ! Uititi-il t'v iber wi: The jiarctit 1 see in tbe ilnl i the name riiaenjie fiiHinff-titik' itself in throat, catarrh, weak '?. ml afeu'cssf- ami ( - ' UJ jlQ trntimc. white awe 11- j rT J in ure ij;ns of jrsrsJtjiSv Srrifula. There rnavC Al r noetoml sinsfar ',''" loiiR time, for the disease develops slowly In some cae.. hut the poison is in the tioxi anj wiil hri-ak out at the first favor able opt-mi unity. S. S cures this wast ing, tiertruttive ilie.i.e by first purifying ami rniiMir.K xipthe bloo-l ami stimulating ii. 1 imvuraUii); the whole system. J M Vulv IH rV.lf S(uit. Nnhiii'.t Tfllll, " i en fi'ii(o mv dauithler fell and it orn tliis wound the elands oo (.he aide (if her fare became swollen and hurttM Kimr of the nel d.ictor here una elsewhere attended her without nv benefit. We decided la try S & S., and a tew bottle ,-ured her en tirely." makes new and pure Wood to nourish and stnenfTlhen the body, and is a positive and safe care for Scrofula. It overcomes all forms of Mood poison, whether inherited or acquired, and no remedy so thoroughly and effectively cleanses the blood. If you have anv blood trouble, or your child has inherited some blood taint, take S. S. S. and pet the blood in pood condition and prevent the disease doing further damajre. Send for our free book and write our physicians about your case. We make no cbirpe whatever for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. CA. A weekly paper entitled the Har riehnrg Bulletin, and pabhbed by A. P. Bettersworth, Jr., mmie it. ioitial appearaee at that town on August 1. Tbclawpof health require that the bowel more ooee each day and ore of tbe penalties for violating tnis law is pile. Ke"p jour bowel regular by taking a d se of Cbamberlaio' Stomach and L'er Tablet" when Deeepsary an jota will never bv that eevere pnni'h Bect icflirtei npoo von. Priee 2-tc. For tale by Cooser A Ayerg, drugista. A large gray timber wolf, of the genuine type, was killed near El gin recently. It measured 6.5 in ches from tip tD tip and 33 in height. What most people waol is otHf-lhnij! mild and gentle, when in neej of a pb? si?. Chamberlain Momacb and Liver Tablet 11 tbe bill to a dot. 1 by are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For tale by CocBer & Ajer, drQCists. Douglaj? County growers are al ready looking for labor to pick their prunes. Wages to be paid are not yet announced. A MINISTER'S GOOD WORK. ''I had a aeyere attack of bilioas eolie, got a bottle of Chamberlain' Colie, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy, took two dosee and was entirely eared," ay Rv. A A. Power, of Emporia, Kao. ' My neitftbor acroae tbe street wag eick for ever a week, bad two or three bottle of medicine from the dortor. He nsed tdem fir thr-e or f mr day without re lief, then called1 in another who trea'ed bitn f r some dy Di gave him no re bef. o dicbarirf.d bim I went oer to pee bim tbe neit m'TniCtf. He aid bi bowels were in a ter-ible fix, that tbey bad been rrjooirg off o !oo tbnt it was alrnt bloody ti n. I akd htm if be bad tried Cbamvrlain' Olic, Cholera Dd D arrb'x-a Rm 3y &d3 be said ,Xo.' I went hritne and broozht bim my bottle ad save b:nj on" d we ; told bim to take oother d oe in fift".n or twenty ruinate if be did not tind relief, bat he took no nrir" and wa entirely cored.'' Foreale by Conr 4 Aye, drusgistg. "Tbroneb the tnoctb of Jan and Joly oar baby was teethiog and took ranriog off of the bowel and ickne8 of the itomseb." ? O. P. M. Holliday, of Demitig, led. "Hi bowel would njoe from live to e'ebt time a day. I bad bottle of Cbamrver'ain'i Colic, Cholera and Diarrboa Remedy in the bone and ee him forjr drop in te- ponnfol of water and be got better at otice." Sold by Cocer k Ajer. ... . I A big tiatatonnm h recently been finisbed at Ilaker Citv, rith j . . : - - TWO I&rge tatjke. .SMllU and luxH) fc.t Over 1K0 toER of fruit and bops were shipped at Kogece in the last fiscal rear. "Mj liar y v&a Urnb!f tick with diar rhoea," , J. H. Dosk, of Williams. Oregon. "W were nrjib'e to core ti;n wilb tbe tltor as!.tanre, and ft las' reorl tried CbamberlalD 'r Oilic, i . tioiera aoo: i'larrboea r.-wry t am LatpT to KT It gate iamiedid'e relief anl a comniete eore." r?"ld by Coliser A A) era, drna')ti'. ON i i..i TIM K. i ts . 1 4 of ' t ra' !i i !at."1. a'ed or, i-,-;ri,y road. i at i fr 'e ; v i nr. t r :i v ; a '. e -. : e . e ' r. v r,. a .-t : ; . r I ..--'e ' e t tit i If U take t t r for . r. j ou tifrw a. air er.i The Wtek'y t have t- beg ' 'jut CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS IHIIMlallaa ft.a.lH u U4 ai sSI ""'is " lailM m ; I h. .e rlae.i. Isk.asMkn IbflHt laaimH nb.U at. ..i iMllallea. t.i. . .4 ..-.if 1 -r- ic. mm -. ,, i raHlralsri. - "- a"1 " it I - h, iultm ' in naara aal. 1 mmm lea-.u.. sa..d Vf I'ni Kisns owmu aL oo fMILA. ra. f rW aia ! Va Ti , r,,t k in Oregon li ill,,, n ""vsrmo.-t of tw j""1t t'.vrnuril nearly il.'pr,? W Hiinrr tliMi thf previous on The ; . 1 "r maximum temperatures-during the week in western Oregon tanged lie-tw.-en Til and KX) degrees, nnd tlie minimum temperatures between oO and OS degrees. In eastern Oregon the maximum temperatures ranged between So and 102 degrees., and the minimum temperatures be tween 52 and 70 degrees. Num erous small showers oevurred in southern Orrgon during tbe first days of the week, but thev were not general or heavy enough to be of much bt nt lit. and no rain of; consequerce ht.s fallen elsewhere! since the latter part of dune. (Gen eral rains ar now badly needed for corn, hops, potatoes, gardens and pastures. The second crop of al falfa is being cut in southern Ore gon, and the yields are alwut the average. The second crop of clo ver in the Willamette valley is not as promising as usual, on account of dry weather. The graiu harvest is well advan ced, but thrashing in the western sections has not yet become gener al, although well bgun east of the Cascade mountains. The follow ing thrashing yields have been re ported: Washington county, wheat, 22 bushels; oats. 25 bushels. Yam iiill county, wheat, 24 bushels; oats, oU. Linu county, wheat, 12 to 30 bushels, winter oats, 20 bushels, and onefcre of barley thrashed 75 bushels. Douglas county, wheat, 0 to 30 bushels: oats, 40. Jackson county, wheat, 22 bushels: oats. 15: barley, 20. Josephine county, wheat, li bushels: oats, 25; barley 30. Wasco county, wheat, 30 to 40 bushels: Sherman county, vol unteer wheat, 12 to 20 bushels; fall wheat, 15 to 25; Umatilla county, wheat, 35 to 40 bushels, and some fields have thrashed 55 bushels: spring barley. 40 bushels, and fall barley from 40 to 70; oats, about 50; spring wh?at. from IS to 20, The wheat crop in Umatilla county is turning out much better than expected and the grading will be good. . Some lice are reported in the hop yards, but they are not caus ing any damage of consequence and the weather is unfavorable for the spread of this pest, and the hop outlook continues favorable. Corn is making good progress and early potatoes are maturing rapidly. The potato crop, although needing rain, is doing fairly well and there are no complaints of blight. Pastur age is getting poor, and there is a slight shrinkage in the milk supply reported from Curry and Coos counties. The weather has been favorable for fruity which is making good ad vancement. Tame blackberries are plentiful, and plums, peaches and early apples are in the mar ket. REPORT OF THE CONDITION 0 the First Xational Bank at Ifejifr ner, in ttit Mute of Ornijon, nt the close of businf-HH, July 1, 1'J1. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts 2o2,lo 15 Overd'ft.'-secured au l anared 0,'.)i2 hi U. S. bonds to secure circula tion YlU0.it) PreOiiums ou U. s. bonds stocks, wnntii, etc 1 Cio i baLkjnf - bouse rurmture, and fixtures 3,.44 Due from National banks not reserve huhX) l'i.Hl.i reserve agenti" Uae from eta'e baukd and bankers 12,424.51 Due from approved reserve ata ls7.!WJ.4 Internal lievenue stamp . . 4.io.'o ! Cbecks and otber cab items H fA ! Notes of other National banks 11,9j.uU fractional paper currency nickels and cents 45 ' mrrci. "5et Hsievr. in bam, viz Liial.tindVrboWa".' -M.P.O.W 5j.C.'L00 Keden.ption fund with U. S. Treasurer .j i '-r cetit. of eirculiit.orj f,S,.i . . ft Total 8W,4-4'J0:l U ABILITIES. h Capital stoek paid iu Vi.'s-.si SurL.ltia filJjd I.'SSI.'S) J Se fclj.l I;, leu pari U, I'.e' Naliopal J;;.k N tes nt- HlHL'L'.il l.'..--"i 1 n- i'i ott.er Natl ibai llaiika 7,7 i Iljd.viiill i.-je,-lte HJlV'-t to i Leck ii 72 , I. ti.Jili I i-.-rt;:ici.t-e of ; .Mt 'J.7J:; .; 1. Total ?r,4i Sisti; .f i-.K..eiv. I ( o' v7 r tr -M ibt'-ow . ) I. li.-.ir'e :i-r. 'a-i.i-r of tl.e hle.Vr t.aili.-d I'H'ik. do "'.'tl'i'l eehr that the bie.Ve e! ..t.-tl.-t.t , trn'v to tbe ti. hi of in V fcl.ow i' 1e ;,i,.i U I.' f . In i 0N-Kh. (ii.ier. Slli'"WTl'tK-d ilb I l" or ll t o te fore Uje tuii let dav of AotftJel, !''!. j ' Y.. L. I KKI-AVIJ, I Notary I'uhlic f.,r Vn-gm. j C-orre-t - A tt.-et : J H. NmH, L A. KLea. O. A. libea. Iire tor i m ! IlAll'i.MN. I lor ssle.t $11'". V' a rea on ti e i e 1e of He .i.ei. Town i'.te inay Is I Mild from it at ori'-e. Oanr nl pive 1 i for tl.e !. fiow fro:ti oil :t t A l 1 0 ,aret !!. e. ' i r - i i m jim ill m ma Dandruff and Falling Hair vanish before the magic touch of Newbro's Hcrpicide, the latest scientific discovery. It kills the dandnill gems. Destroy the cause, you re move the effect. Kill the dandruff germ, and your hair will grow abundantly. St. Axthont. Imo. IVc. S. '99. nerv''M- Al lh.it you . iiiim l.-r il. It ha .-l'ni-t my ht-ati from .i.va.lrul?. him lfft nij Uair fcueaiui soli, ukaslk M.i'KoMnkit. For Sale at all First-Class Drug Stores. 7C Baker City is discussing the pur chase of a city dumping ground and the election of a health officer or two. The towu seems to Leed cleaning and will probably get it. The first flax to arrive at theScio mills was hauled in Tuesday from the Cladel firm, near Larwood, and the yield was said to be equal to 40 per acre clear. Take two to night and you will be well to morrow. Bald win's Health Tablets. They cure sick-headache, chronic constipation and make sick people well-50 doses 25c tt. W. Taasitl, the CfcUrago millio-alre c'rar n-.an i of TansiU a Punch jc Cixar turn )tvi: Ba-.wm' Health TaMrta are the t --t ren-edr frcotmiwticin, bUUouuc& auil tur ?i4 livw 1 Lave ever csed." Poutlad, Oa. K3WARD L. TlLDWIN CO., I und vour Heal'h Tablet ercr"irn tor --eiatipation, uck-heiulache aud ilvr"! ; G ro. iiAkjca 'it Geo. Eaaer & Co.. Auctioneers. Patterson Son, Keppner every town and villaje may be had 'the i Mica Axle Grease that makes your horses glad. notice or sai.k of propkkty iwdkk CH4TTKL, MOKTOAGE. TO AL X it known, that nn1r an.l hy virtue of a certain chattel mortraire glvn by H A Thnmi .on on the :ith i y of October, Kft. to O. K. Karniworth, that I will on the 17th day of August, 1901, ell at the utahlea of H. A. lhomp'in. in Her.p i.r. Morrow roun'y, Oreoo, the fnllowitig nf'TUif) frotrty. to-wlt: Konr 14 aeta of biifctyy Urnei, otie ' h 1 1 e harrirf. one hack harnei,. otie 't of breeching hinii. one harness, foijr ! lies, one lare oo". one f'.nr nfvti waon, or. j.haeton. one to-setei f mrrinje, oni- tor- hack, one i-ipen hack orK. ftn-ie- aKer hnck riHr-l . oi. Mitchell :.! Iwi bncktmr.I, thre to;i toil? irl-s. or. ' j wizon. two black mar" one lhv hors one iw.rre! horse, one rav ho. or.e ).': l.orp. oiie gTny horse, oDe jray hore. uu- tfrsv ho-se. one white hors or,e a hire h'.rse orj brown hors one brown horae ore b'a''k hfir.. two bay horses, fine ronn hor. one aorre; ho-se. (wo bay rriareg ami ail h rses a- ! r.i'iie.. a-,i all animals ani pe-.orial pror.ertr i. w lied by H A. Thompson at the time r,f t. rlvinr of this mortirae. ail a, I properf. a.-jiiired by him since for the p'irpeof rnn nirit' and 'iperatir? the Mrerv b"i"lne.s ar;d thise certain b iiidine. and sheila n'l in i.i " ji.-i n i ion oi n;s .iorv o';"::''". ao'3 rr. s'at.!es tiej- 2 the same ornipieo' by H A 1 hot:. psori as a lively s'at.le iri Heppner M ir row fVt'inly O-enn. rir so rroieh thereof H .a., fime in'o the riss..ion or is :ow po.ss:rir, of th Mortgagee to aa'j.fv rr. 11 is., 'f- with interest 'hereon at 'he rs I 'I'-' per I'll ;r:i fro-n Jiine I 1 "i to er,,.ra!th the CO'S ft , i ext'CTl.eS of k"J''.'t i prop'-r'v and r -i.ts a' d it re-' ... of a: 1 m el f.e f "Kef sen of t1 f,. e .r;;e Oei i.f the arno', r.t . t 1' ti said "cr't'sge wa i'.. A.: of . 1 ; r ir.er'v 4 .: ;,, -,- b:gr,.. a- .! i-i ,.-.en M.-Ier t: ;. ;.-. 1 ! : 'he prt i.i;s-iiv. Aire- ,. M.,r'g,ge :on' F. if siih.Rihy :p- ' F '.! A'- f 1". t.e at J ! Friday, th 30th day of Augu, 1901, . t ! 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Ho mum s tho fill.lin; i itm m-s ti provo his 1-Kiitliiiiniin iveiiti-iu i' up mi mul ciilliviilimi j -( siil lnii.1. vl: ' liiMrsc w. W t-1 ; m ,l,.lin II. H.'l'.i'iihrork. Svl. , vnii M riirht n,l V lllmm Hiur.l. II nl llrfii-in-r. orrtixii. S41-H'. .1 iv I'. 1. 1'. i. Uot-'Utrr. xorich: fou rrm.n'ATio.w OKl'.VKTM KNT OK TIIK IS l'KKlol!, I.AM) omrriit l. i.rnn.!... On-., .Inly .'0. I'l'l. Notice is licri-hv i.-n Ilml t lit- lollnu iiik niinn'il m-ttlcr Ims li'u-1 umiic ol his iiucii lion to iimki- liiml proof in support ol tin claim, mul thut sm l proof ill he nm.lt' lic toro V tor 'rii tonl. i on nl) Clerk of Morrow Comity, at Ucprner. iTcton. o-i ,-t ptcnihcr T. UKil, it: llonii sti Mil cut r No. 7 -:. JAMKS v. Sl'KW AIU). o: llcppiicr. On-., KorthcNK', SK', Sec :u hii.1 N', S'.V-4.SW Nvvi4 Sec : 1'p :t s. K -'T K. w M. He names the folloninir if esses tu prove Ills coniinnoiis resi.lei ee upon mul ciilt i vt ion .if sani Ian-1, viz.: Kiank i.illi'iiii, lianiel Uiinsiicrt. Myron J. SUitht anil William K. ! rwiu, all nf lleppnor, OrcKou, S44-4-.) K W lUKn.KTT, Ki-Kintor. XOTICF FOR PCHUCATW.X. DKPAKTMKSr OK THK IN'TKIUOK. LAND Ortict-Kt I a lirnihle. ori .July 1:1. linn Notice Is heretic tneii tint the following named aettler has riK- l notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, ami that sal. t proof will ho niaile hefore J. W. . or row. I;. S commissioner, at Heppner. Oregon, on A nu'ist .ti, l'.MI. 1 1 : KDWAKI1 I. M ATI.OCK.of Heppner, Ore. Homestea.l entrv No .;. for the N1, SEl4, SWVj SKV4 ,. aint N V L4 NFS Sec X, T S. K J:' K. W M. He immes th 1 fnllowinir witnesses to prove h : continuous resilience upon ami cultivation of sahl lami. viz: Rov 0. 1 1. h Vmi:ne, Ueorse HaltoM, Frank l'iekar.i ami William Bran. It, all of Heppner. Oregon, ett-S K.W. Bartlutt, Register. XOTICF FOR J'L'HLICATIOX. DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR LAND Ortice at l.a liramle, ' 're .July 1,1, Notice is herehy i;ien that the following named settler has tilc.l notice ol his intention to commute and make tinal proof in tnpport of his claim, and that said proof will he made tie fore J W. Morrow, I'. S commissioner, at Heppner, Oregon, on August 2ri. PHI, viz: KOY C. PES VOK'iNE.of Heppner. Ore. Homestead entrv No, '.rw;, tor the SV of Sec !U. Ip iS. P. .) K, M He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resilience upou and cultivation of said land, viz : Ed.vard I.. Matlock, lieorge H afford. Frank Plckiird and M illiam Hramit, all of Heppner, Or.-gmi U I- E. W. Bartlbtt Register. XOTICF FOR VUBLICATIOX. DrPRTMENT OK THE INTERIOR, I.AN'n office at The Pailes. Oregon, Julv 11. pul. Ni'ti-'e Is tier-to' given ttiat the following ttau.-d settliT T.ms died notice of his Intention to commute a:. d make tinal proof In support of hi e'a'm and -h it 'aid proof w ill he made he-tor-' J V M.-rrow, f s Oommissioiier at il-ppuer. Ore .mi. on Friday. Aniens! l''l, v ;.: hamii.'iin n hi ncMM.u nl i.exmg t..n. "win, H. h No ..:: for the - N W , an.l l..ta 1 and , -ec T'. T 1 S R. '. h . A.M. He naf ies the loilowir. ivitneswes to prove hl iici'i'iuous reide".ee upon ami culfvatiori of -s: ! land, v;z Kra'klin ) ans. Jerte-soi. K. ans, John l':peraud BePj Barker, all of lex it.g'.'ti. Oregon. JAY P. 1.1'CAS. Regis'er. XOTICF FOR VUBLICATIOX Timhtr Lmi l. Act June .1, TTNITEI) STA I E LAND OFFICE. THK I. Da! Icj, i 'rcitoii, .lime ti. iKd. Notice is hi'rebv iiiv.-n that in compliance with the provision! of the ad of Connretui of Mine :t. entitle'l "An act for the sale of tim ber lands in rhc .taii s of ' alifornia, Oregon. Nevailaari'i Mihlncron territory," as extended to all the I'li'ilic Land Mates by act of August 1. lr, K"HKKt" li. ROBIN-OS. of bine kin k, county of liilliain. Stiite of Oregon, has this day tiled ill 'his oHjce his sworn statement No. 1M. lor the tiuri huse of the NWof Srt ij of See y, rp e. K ;'. K, W M . and will offer proof to show x;,h' 'to- I ind sought is more vahiafile for its tin;1 -r or stone than for airrlciiltiiral purpose-, an 1 to e-rah!ish his claim to said land tieiore tro- Kegisrer snd Receiver of tlusolhc it The ia..e, Oregon, on ."atiitday. the 17th day of A iicii-v 1 mt. Ho tin: - ii w itiii'iisi s : lo-orec perry. -a-rhii:i:e. cr, JctI Ncel and Isaac Mnith, all of lil.c rt'.i . ' .reeon Any h ' all a. sons claiming adver'-e'y the above i; 'iheil larnis are re.inesteii to rile their i in! - in rfiis ottice on or betore said 17th lav of ,ii,.", I'.il. M-IT J.Y P. I.IVA, Register. .!-.! V.syi.l TO li'S SALE OF XOTES AXL ACCOUXTS. Villi E !i flEP.EKY (ilVEN THAT ALL ' the promissory notes, b- ok arcoun's and trier personal property of the esta'a of V C. ThotniiSori, remaining unsold, ar uriNafistieo fin -aturiia-.'. tfie .'.1st day of A ugust, IHol, will on aid dr;. b: the hour of i o'clock I. M. be sold at public naie to the highest bidder for cash. A list of a; ! aei-ou nta and note! maybe seen at the ottie o' i,. w I'helps. and pav'ment either made a- ;. otlice or to I.. W. Rriggs. JOHN A. THOMPSON, I'.i Administrator. XOTICE FOR PUBLIC ATI OX. DRPAKTMEVT OF THE INTERIOR. LAND Office at The Dalles, or , June .'1. I'jol. Notice ! hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to comm:re and make final proof in support of ids claim, and that said proof will be made t-fore J. . Morrow, I', e. Commissioner at Heppner, Oregon, on Friday, August 1M0I, i iit : FRANK tt. ROBERTS, of Heppner, Or. Home.'ead entry No. r,'. for the su fEa and f , -Wt. -ec II. Tp 1 S, K 21. K, W M He names the following witnesses to prove fitscoiitirii;ou residence iifion and cultivation f sail ,a:..',. viz: Kvan iregerson, of I-xIng- ton. Or: Hsrrr K. Bennett. Frank Orltlith and it" F. i.i aggart, ol Heppner. or. lo i Jy P. Lucas, Register. XOTI'-E FOR rUBLICATIOX. D K PA I'.I M EST OF THE INTERIOR. LAND ottn e t Ihe iMlles. or., July i, l's.l. Not.ce :. nereby given that the billowing arne 1 m-ir i-r has filed notice of hll Intention to eorii n iv !,. make final pnad in support of r.is c.:::i, a-el that said proof will t.e ma le te f .r. I v.. '.In-row, I'nlteil ,-tates couiinisiotier, t Hepje . r. Oregon, on Friday, August Tail , OKOiioE W. WELI-J. of Heppner, Or. Home.'. d entry No. Sli. for the W eV' ,', ,.'!, arid lot 4. .'. Tp A H. R A. K. W M fie .: . the following wittneases to prove ti" '. ems residence upfmaiid cu.tivatlon OI .a. . :.. I, viz in, . A. Anderson, John H Beienbro k. NeNl and liavld E. Oilman, all of Oregon. JT P. Lr a .keis'j r. IIEUIFFS SALE. n . l y vlrt'i f an xvntiri anl '.,-.,1 tt.M t:i it Of'-if'i! Imi M'-r i iH''i tn' I'th '1h. of J -i i . (. in n ! . .( !ti' If 'sir ' -'JrT Mir pm.'i - ir...ruiN lui...ff- K Mt-rriTf :i.l I a- I n -.::. M-rr-ti ,nf.i,T. u ..r, ; f 1 l Itt WI!' .'IT rill. Hie K--1! - . m. ..1.. -.ti- M,rri,t at.. ' h.t. i M.-rrj:t. -r- i-f-ii'titif, ; .r-!. r'-'l an1 'iw rw. thr th'; I lu.iul. I to tt:e real property heteinafiet . The llintilier pro cl'l ly law. aii'l ; '.l'AlT H.T.i' i'V.V. I r.er. i.v Kiven that I ni. on ti.e . 10th Day of August, 1901 P M . til aald 'lay. at tli- limit d'e.r V Jtoii. Ill Heppter. Ill worrt.w .,f I ire. ,ii. ae I at put. lie ant (ton. and tet (.Id ler for cash In l.alid, V leat nte-d real pro-r' y. ! 'iat-d ' . ,ntv. etate ol or. von. ti it " .t quarter aid Ih- nort'iweat ; : Trie n'tltlit-aat '(Oar'er til the atnitli ; '. r of .lion U and the uortheaat j : t - e aoi! Iiftst 'fiart.-r tif aflioii tt, j .p I tior h of rar iln'l "f Meridian. a.i the ri't''li est n oar- t. In t.. i. ship I. ati'i'h of ranre j .. arnette Meridian, tn I. talltlnr l I J W. MAT MX K. f Vlttf row .unity etatt.l tireaoll. Hi t pner. (inw'iu, inly I. 11. T. J Main strct't, ytu can II ml -j (iroceries, Provisions, Glassware, -vv.i J l invvare and Furnishing Goods, All well adapted to idtliiT City or Country Tradi. $ht)lc and Fain t (1 'merries'. Fifr Teas and CnJ'res. mm Good Goods.... Fair Prices.-! : :: H tt f i k -A " T- sk. V HEPPNER FLOURING MILLS, Hhvp st'ourt'il the servievs of a first class mil lt-r . hihI kt'i'p ou liaml h full supply of Flour, Graham, Rolled Barley, Whole Wheat Flour, Bran and Shorts Of the very best quality Hutl jjiiiinuitml to give satisfaction. W L. HOUSTON, Manager. fmsT Rational Jank OF HEPPNER. O. A. RHEA I'reai.W I (J. W. ('ONSER Caehier T. A. RHEA Tio PreoiJent E. L. FREELAND Aeaiatsnt Cbi.r Transact a General EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTJ OK Collections maiie on all polntson reasonahle CENTRAL MEAT MARKET J. H. KINSMAN, Manager, Beef, Pork. Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. I'IsHSJH rei!"! HICCKIVICI) ? I'HIKAYN. CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. rilll. MKTSL'H AN, I'lesidi'iit. Irqpenal AMKKll'AN AND i:uroieiin I'mn, 1 1 ."io, $'.'. Iir.ITNKK l'KKl'I.K 7th and Washington Streets, GOOD RKADING A II noUlKMIMCJI t Spring Reading Wp have arraiifrofi with nih tliis pajicr with a liniitctl nuinhor of subscriptions for a limited time to its "roat Moiithlv edition. Wc arc cn- ahlcl to offer ten numbers of iVIonthlv World Magazine and DD H For What the Monthly World Newspaper Magazine Is Tlie Mut.tli'v World ih'( .;i;'i' M:i'.'a.ili" with colored rover It i coiiimai y illil-f 'uti-d villi mil d miii. and ha't tone lepnndiK'tionx of iliotngi aiia 1 lie iihi-t a'loii" at" tlie ri"0 t of the ln-rti a titu' -kill, id"l lv all tin- UteM ,r irit mtf pti-.u a j.jii ,,( to o", rim k ; n' :i m.i.iz: lie nn r i va'lid in tin- oality of it coiiti-n m aod tin- lioailty of it- apjie ii ain o. iw-ijo cotit.i'iiu k.f.iiie. .f iniii i tii-i. love, ri'li oof tire, travel; Htofioa of !iei 1. 1, ar I !'.i. I : vt, , ,ii- e 'I t i o;, nt . .-I ' , '. r i t ! ii r - i; t . t , ; t. i h oi' li it- i i i ' 1 1 , . ' i - in !' i i ts i .'i: p '-hi w ill to. "i -i.t " - o k .1 l ' 'a pii- a .1 1 .t. til" - . . i I " . i i i i each in ii. n " i . ' ' HU ()f. ... (f t1(. ,,,,,, r, ,,, ,ir r , t II, K "'t f .f t h ( Moll Ul iivf imf i ihf i-"io l f 'mi h ' i1 ri'l pi"! v va'il ?i ..! t-i tn -fiv !M..rin. 'II,.- wut t.,.. '.f tl.f M tneu incliew Sample Copie. of tHe Monthly World N.papr Magain. nt free on application. Write a postal card and ask for one. ADDRESS ALL HEPPNER GAZETTE. Heppner.Orj ALL TIIK YLAR ROUND Fall Reading AT - IlOWAitirS STORE, 1 -W Banking Business. THE WORLD HOt'OHT AND SOLI) terun furplui and uiiillviiieil proflta .i,l,aro. Hams. Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. ti. 0 C. V. KNOWLKS, MumiK-er Hotel Co. K t' Kl (I'KAN' l'J.AN. American Han, t I- .'0, $.'!. ALWAYS U KI.CD.M K. Portland, Oregon. Summer J ..Reading . tho New York World to fur the Tin: GAZETTE l.no. at d hi loll., i'i' tierel t. iifet ln-r f.oin Ol j n i cfi , and i . f ot cMtiii ! t. o i.t ! i i w 1 1 1 i 'hi v tio-ii Mini i on loi nl I In- da f.itni n ri ii ic aitietn. I I, ere will !. j .-. ..f.i..rt i. -i I' lt'i li 1 1 1 ail oi i lie mo-i i.i inci ,.w. i Nw Vifk. It fu iiiImm ImcIi U t lion-ari'l rradfrf HtrmiI . . v- . rlltiilt ..itli all Itll ii'lt- j Hll ly fli.li ,ithlv WurM m tf-n an-l a I I . II be , ORDERS TO t Winter RerulinQ I Oordon'3 Feed and Sale Stable III!-- jllUt blH'M Opt'tllMl to tlie ptihllc tun! Mr. Ourilon, tho l'rtirit'Kr, kinilly hiv ttcn IiIn f i i t h 1 k to cult mid try li 1 h lll'f-l I'lllMM tH'I'Oin l!Mntl(iul)H. Pln.t;- o Hay fi.r.i.& Grain r Ca'.s Ht'lttlt' lM'Utfl Oil WI'Nt nllo of Mh.ii HtuM't li'tvt'(n Win. Hcriviu-r'H nml A. M. (iiiiin'H hUtrkHimtl) HhopH. For t lit1 hi t it'N - A title Uoihv hiuI Imiy'N n MUi Oregon Shoiliine ndJJnioin Pacific Onlv JLino KAST via SALT LIKE ailll DENVER TWO TRAINS DAILY. Hnily TIM K M'HKM'I.KH Pally A HKlVtS llhCAHlN II Kri .N Kit, Ok. Fast Mall For i Kaat and West Kast Mall-Krom I Kast and Vi eat ; 5:l'ip. U). Express - Kor Kast and Wot tt: I'i a. in. :15 a, m. Kipresi From Kast anil West ,V15 p. in. STEAMER LINES. S Kkam tico I'kiiti.aNd Koi Tit. Hteanier sails from I'nrllaiid p. ui. every .5 days. Pally Hoat scrTlce tietween I'ortland. Astoria, OroKiin I'lty, Iiayton, .alem, I ndepciideiice, I'orvallis and all 1'oliliiilila and Willamette Klver points. SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. Steamers tn-twceti lilpariaand lwlston leave Hlpana dallv at I Hi a. iu., returning leave In istoii dally at H: in a. in. J. M. KEKNAN, Agent, FJeppner. A. L. ( KAHi, (ieneral l'assenijer Agent, Portland, Or Rocky Mountain Limited In tht Niinn of the NVw anl Luxuiinim Rock Island Train l'ti-'-r. ii-i'l (tu.Hk:'. N-nvinv: ..;.irH'!'i ?-i f i : : i.-.4 i'i rv ilny t ! ' j.. t , . nrrlvt; v Hi lcit- nt 7 in tie-xt inv tny n c niuf.t ''i ! I' .1 t '-- !-, ('O ' ; I ; (( I j 1 1 ' i W 1 f !i ff. .. ; !; i t fi'.'ie,, ()ir M;j ,j 'f phT . !-.' " ' t ' ' ' ' I' ti ' O'l i!iH W i ' ! i I ! i r ! ; 1 ' ' f r H i t i ! i . T i . R r . i t. J H.H 1 W- ... k ;f.i..;- ri . 'ih ! 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N.i p.i-T i.n : !r-I V ", if'I .t. is t ',r ,tfc s! .'rt ".t'jrir, it I. '!;'' 1 Sfw - t. It i. t"i ! .r its A.-.i I .r .,- .f, t"t- Itv i'i iiniijue I i. .ui r-.l .n il i-st. ar.d 11 tl.f lift;. "'tr Ihe At n;iit it A ficn .11 hrst. The Argonaut iuhN n!j for tub NonnwBstem Line H trains dally lictwcrn St. 1'atil and f'hicano ciniprlsiiit The Lnfeal riillmBD Sleepern, I'eerleed Iliiiintt Cum, Lilirnry nml OhaervHtton Card, Free Keoliriirijf Ulisir Cam. The 'jn Cent'iry Train, ""I Tie Northwestern Limited ," li'ins every day In the year Tbe FiDrsI Trait) in tlie World. Klectrlc I.litlited steam Heated Tn hli at-o liy liayllnht. The Bsdirer Mate Kx press, the Finest May Train rnntiliiK l.eiccii st I'anl and i iiKola the liorf I.tne. I on nci lions Irom the W at iiikiIc la I he Northern I'solHc, i.rcat North ern and I'linHdiati I'actlle Ka Tills Is also the Lest line lu tweell Omaha, St Paul and MliineajKilis. All Blients sell tickets via. "Tlie Northwestern Line." W II M KA Ii. II I. HI-d.KU ten. Ai'fiif. J It act At .1- Alder St , rortland. Ore. visit DR. JORDAN'S orcat! MUSEUM OF ANATOMY1 1051 MARKET ST., SAW FRANCISCO, CAL Th litrff t Anfttomlcal Mnsvi tn tti H urid. icnxvierful $iyhl fur vUU-. i tli oiJrt Hpwk tAt on to I'acitt v jmmm. jvihjiiii I OR. .ORPAN-PRI ' Mrs wbi -PRlVATf 0ISEA5TS bo mrm mfTi-rlnar nodi nm utui mt uUTblu, ltiai- rrtUtfta mr li mtlnrar , s.i.srv s.nas ti mm nw.t ui n 1 1 it., ,, no.il ,!.,. tp.rm.l.rihip., rraslalar !" .notrha, tmtrrt. I nnrsrl it.rlHa.tla!. rle. nr . c-n t,.7lon ol T re-,,.. i..v, ,,f ,,t , ,nfv .ol, mt, the 1'iK-tot Pif. nBnk. Ui fill ItMrompil- ot l tor M "a i n -' .o n- t his 1 real no i.t list If a hi y tto . tT I iiiiin iliiiis I, II, f. teil l.rmv i ' o 1 tie li I ir iloea ,,.. r alm t. f . ' It:" .el..,, !i ,j it well kimns Itt be a llr nal , at,1 an itiel Smfifln, ore mlnaof I In I. .p . I rtv llltrsi.t of s.a MTI'ril l.lft lie. r.wiahly r-r1.. t from I ti. ' ."in liiiout itt ut. or SI .r. . 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