Heppner gazette., August 15, 1901, Image 4

I
Poison oaKi
Poison ivy
are umimg the larat known
of the muir rfanp-rrotia
wild plant and ahruba.
To touch or han11 them
quickly produce gwrJling
snd inflammation with in
tern itching and burning
of the uliin. Theeruption
aoon ilisaj.caf-ara, the auf
le;er hoj forerrr ; but
ahncwt as xvin at the little blisters and
jiuat tile appeared the poison had reached
(he Mood, and will break c;it at regular
intervals and each time in a more aggra
vated farm. Thia poiaon will loiter in the
arstrm for yeara, and mrv atom of it
mutt be forced out of the blood before you
can expect a perfect, permanent cure.'.
Nitire's AnfUote
FOR
Ni lire's Poisons,
in the on'r cure for Foiscm Oak, Poison
Ivy, art! a,l noxious plants. It is com
jKiwd exclusively of roots and herbs. Now
is the tune to get the poison out of your
systeu, as delay makes your condition
worse. Pon't experiment longer with
wires, washes and soaps they ne ver cure.
Mr S M. Marshall, bookkeeper of tht Atlanta
(C j Gas Light Co.. ws poisoned wuh Poison
Cut He look Sulphur, Arsenic and various
other !ni-s. and applied externally numerous
lotions and aalr-ea with no benefit. At tunes the
-i-'.',:ns and inflammation -sra, ao severe he was
almost blind. For eight rears the poison would
break out ererr season. Ilia condition was much
iir.provet after taking one bottle of S S. S , and
a few tv.tt cleared h:s blood of the poison, and
all evidencei of the disease disappeared.
Teople are often poisoned without
knowing when or how. Explain your case
fully to our physicians, and they will
cheerfully give such information and ad
vice as you require, without charge, and
we will send at the same time an interest
ing book on Blood and Skia Diseases.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.
WK.KK I.V I'liOP hTl.t.KriN
Owing to the great camber of
buildings being constructed iD
Pendletoo. contractors there are
having trouble in securing enough
carpenters to do the work. Ten
or a dozen could secure permanent
employment at once, it is said.
The wages paid are $3 to S3 50
per day, according to proficiency.
Tbf laws of health require that tbe
bowels more ooee each day and ooe of
tbe penalties fur violating this law i
piles. Kep toot bowels regular by
taking a dee of Chamberlain's Stomach
and L'ver Tablets when necessary an.
you will never bave that severe ponisb
merjt inflicted oooo you. Pnee 25c. For
sale by Coneer A Ajers, druggists.
Tell a hoy to do aa he pleases
and ne will undo it without a
murmur.
Worry often comprises a lot of
fool things that never happeD.
"What most people want is something
mild and geotle, whe-D in need of a phy
tic. Chamberlain's Stomach BDd Liver
Tablets fill tbe bill to a dot. Ibey are
eny to tdke and pleasant in effect. For
sale by Censer 4 Ayers, druggists.
That girl is yet to be brn who
objects to being told she is pretty.
The average wife knows more
than her husband gives her credit
for.
Portlnnd. Aug. 1:2, li'Ol.
The piift week liss been dry. ex
cept during Wednesday local sluuv-
I ei 8 occurred in the southern and
eastern sections of t lie State.
These rains wore very beneficial
to the ranges and to root crops, but
they were not general enough to
wholly relieve the droughty condi
tions prevailing in that section,
and more rain is stili needed in ail
parts of the State for late crops.
The maximum temperatures dur
ing the week in western Oiegon
ranged between 74 and !S degrees,
and tbe minimum temperatures
between ."0 and til degrees. In
eastern Oiegott the maximum tem
peratures ranged between 78 and
1 V 3 . 1., -
iouegrtH-.-, ami rue minimum tem
peratures between 18 and 7 "2 dt
grees. The wek, on the whole,
was slightly eoo'er than .the pre
vious oue. and generally favorable
for the ripeuiug of grain and fruit.
Thrashing is now in active pro
gress in all parts of the State and
the yields are generally turning
out better than expected. Those
reported this wet-k averaged as fal
lows: Washington county, wheat,
23 bushels, oats ;7, rye 18. Yam
hill county, wheat, 25 bushels, oats
22. rye 20. Marion county, wheat,
25 bushels, oats 4". Polk countv.
wheat 22 bushels, oats 35. Linn
county, wheat 15 to 30 bushels,
oats 15 to 45. Laue county, wheat
12 to '22 bushels, oats 22 to 40.
Douglas county, wheat 22 bushels,
oats 25 to :0, barley 27. Jackson
county, wheat 12 to 20 bushels,
oats 20 to 30. barley 20 to 25.
Sherman county, wheat 15 to 30
bushels. Umatilla eouDtv, wheat
35 to 40 bushels, barley 50 to G5.
Hops are a little backward, but
the crap promises to be au average
ooe in quantity and above the
average in quality. The lice are
doing no damage atd the only
complaint made is that the soil is
too dry for rapid growth. The po
tato crop is being shortened some
what by drouth, but no injury has
so far occurred through insect
pests, and with good rains in the
near future the potato crop will be I
nearly an average one. Corn shows
slight improvement, bat it is still
backward. Range grass is getting
poor and stock continues to lose in
flesh.
Fruit of all kinds is making good
advancement, except that in Mar
ion and Benton counties the Italian
prunes are reported to be dropping;
more than usual. Apples are do
ing nicely.
Hi in s i iW iiitl!ij'nU'Wliaiawisi!M-i"i"'
AN UNHEALTHY HAIffi
cDANDRlLT
FALLING HAIR
finally BALDNESS
Dutrey the cause, you rtffltvt
tht tffect
Kill the Dandruff Germ
WITH NEWBRO'S
HERPIOIDE
The only preparation thai
will destroy these parasites.
..EXCELLENT HAIR BRESSIHU-
For Sale bv all BrujjUU.
PRICE JI M.
XOTICE FOR VURUCATIOX. ,
OFHARTMKNT OK THF. INTKKIOK, I -NI '
Office at Iji tirKii,lt. Ore.,, Inly '.'0. I'.ml. j
i Notice is htivly eiin Hint tlio follow irni-i
tlanuM si'ltlcr lina MUM tloiii'c of Ills hitch '
turn to make tinttl iiriMil in support o(
his claim. aiil Hint mu.l proof Mill tic nimU (
fore Vswtor ( raw toi.l, Countv Clerk of Morrow
County, at Hopptit'r. Oroiron, on Sopiombor 7. i
1-AH, ?. HonuntoH.l entry No. T.;'l,
JAMKS W, SI KWARI1, of Hi'ppuer, Ore., j
For tin- SK SK'4 Stv :u ami N SrtSa..si4 ;
NWV So,' :v, l'p ;i s. k K, W M. i
He naini'S tlu folliwitiK witi'e08 to prityt ;
his continuous rc-siiU'm'e upon aiul oultivalion ,
of sniil lain), r. :
Kjnuk (illUiu, PkuU'1 Hmmlu'W, Myron J. '
Slaxht kii.I WilliHin K. Irwin. Hll of lli'ppnor. ,
iirceoii, j
M4-4v V.. W 11 vrii.ki'T, K.Klstor. j
AT-
Some five years ago Mr. Osborne,
who lives near Dallas, killed a
wild goose and found two large
grains of wheat in its craw. He
planted them and replanted the
product until now he has 2i acres
of fine looking grain. The heads
are extra long and the grains large,
the yield being perhaps one-third
more than ordinary wheat. He
has no name for the new variety,
but believes it to be a prospective
big thing.
Take them to
day and you will
be well to-morrow.
Baldwin's
Allopathic Cold
Cure Tablets,
( Cold la Had )
No.23-B. 25c
Sam Faajtciaco.
B. I. BALDWIN CO
Your Cold Cure u the only rmdy that
rcallr does cure iu one day.
Hakbt Koeoias.
Earry Kodfera Co.
Saciamzxto, Cau
S. L. BALDWIN CO.
You Cold Cure Tablets No. j B are
a-plendid for Cold iu Head.
WM. DWINELU
With A Jama, Boothe ft Co.
Dexvke, Colo.
E. L. BALDWIN CO.
I find your Cold Cure Tableta the af!
and mo4t convenient remedy for cold In Uia
head. They cure la eery instance.
H. r. Cooaaoa
Patterson S Son, Heppner
l R. HOWARD'S STORE,
Main street, you can tnul
-:vi Groceries, Provisions, Glassware,
' 1 Tinware and Furnishing Goods,
XOTICE FOR rrnijcATios.
-V V It 1 U 1tl U- V- ! OL' Tllff I VTL'L'I.IIJ 1 I VII
I ' oiluvHt U lrrtmiiM.ro .Juiy t;i. I'.iu .i'lHC Jl'ltS and ( ttfl CCS
Notice is heri'hv ivt'n thil the fnHowiutf '
imnu'd nottlor has filo-i notiiv of his ihU'Utlon :
to make final proof in sipport oi his ohtim, aiul j
that snui proof W uihiU' bt-fon' J. V. or-
row, 1. S commission!.1!, at Hrppnt-r, I'rt'Koti, ;
on Auituar '.'6, p.HU, viz ;
K1WAK1 L M A H.OCK. of H.-pptior. Ore.
U I . k i l ... ,1. . VI L'l
CWStfKH Soc ;.. ami SWV, NK, m-c , i .' s. U 'r lJ
1:1 .. w at.
tl., ii.mj, t,.i f.,!l.,u i.F iiiln....... In nr.tvrf
hit I'outitmous ri'siiii-uce Uun aiul onltivHtinu
of said la.ii, I, .
Roy C. 1V Vimciio, tiooriw Halt'oni. Krank
rii'kanl ami Willmui Branit, all o( Hopiur.
Oreiion.
MSS K.W B 1 RTl.ETT. Rl'K'iBttT.
j All well ii(l:j)(r(l to t'itluT City or Country Trade.
Staph.- t iid Fant'ii (Sroceries-
Good Goods....
Fair Prices. !
HOWARD,
XOTICE FOR PL'BLICATIOX.
DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR LAND
Offloeat La liraiule. ore , July ID, hl.
Notice is hereby civen tliat the (olUnvinir
named settler (ins tiled notice oi his Intention
to commute ami make final proof in support of
his claim, ami that sniii proof will he made be
fore J. W . Morrow. L. S. commissioner, at
Heppner, Oregon, on August 2rt, P.Dl, via:
ROY f. liE.-s VOIGNE.of Heppner, Ore.
Homestea.i entry No. tor the NW of Sec
10, l'p - si. K E. W M
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous resilience npou and oultivaiion
of sai4 land, viz:
Ktiwarii L. Matlock, (ieorse Ha!for,l, Frank
Mi kanl ami William Brandt, all of Heppner,
Oregon
4.i 48 E. W. Harti.ktt Register.
XOTICE FOR I'UDUCATIOX.
DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR. LAND
(.iffice at The Palles. Oregon, Julv 11, vmi.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to commute and make final proof in support of
his claim and that said proof will be made he
fore J. W. Morrow, f. ,s. Commissioner at
Heppner, Oregon, on Fridav. August i;s.'l,
vi.. HAMIL'ON N. Bl'KCHEI.L, .if Idling
ton, Oregon. H. E. No MIS for the N W i,
and lots 1 and J. Sen. 19, T 1 s , I;. 2t; E , -v. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Franklin Evans. Jcileraon
Evans, John Piper and Benj Barker, all of Lex
ington, Oregon,
tills JAY P. IXCaS. Register.
XOTICE FOR PVBLICATIOX
Timber Land, Act June 3,
HEPPNER
FLOURING MILLS,
Hhw secimt thp Bcrvicos of r first c1sh miller,
nml kivp ol liatiil a full ruipply of
Flour, Graham, Rolled Barley, Whole
Wheat Flour, Bran and Shorts
Of tht' very best quality ru1 gunriuitefil to give satisfaction.
W. L. HOUSTON, Manager.
fiKST Rational Jank
OF HEPPNER.
T. A. RHR.V Pwi.iwnt
T. A. HUE A Vio PreaiJent
(!. W. ONSKH ...
E. L. FKEELAND.
Canliif r
Assintant Canl.ier
Transact a General Banking Business.
EXCHANGE OS ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD HOI'GHT AND SOLD
Collections made on all polntaon reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profits .rt,((00.
A MINISTER'S GOOD WORK.
'I bad a M.ffre attack of bilioas colic,
got a brdfie of Cbaaihriaio'iCo)io, Chol
era acd Diarrhoea P-medy, look two
d'ws'g and fit prjtirely carei," gajg Rv.
A A. pMWpr, of EnoDoria. Kao. "ilv
f.o-ton wool market.
BcStoD. -luly 0. There was a
good basicerja recorded in the
Leitftw across the street was tick for ! wool market thi.s week. The de
mand for wool continues good, and
ever a week, bad two or three bottles of
tnedtciDe from the doctor. He need
t Jm for thre or four dayi without re-Ii-f,
theo callei id another who treated
hitn f r eome davi and gave bicn do re
lief, ao discharged him I went over to
e tiinj the neit raorntDgr. tie said bia
bowela were in a terrible fix, that tbey
bad been roDDiog off o long that it wag
almoet bioody tin. I agkd bim if be
bad tried Cbamrierlain'f Colic. Cholera
aad Diarrhwa Remedy and be aM ,Xo.'
I wect home and broosrht bim my bottle
aad cae bim one ioe; told Dim to take
aoothr de io fifteen or twenty minnte
if be did oo find relief, bot h took do
more and wag entirely cored." Foreale
by Coner t Ayers, drujfjfiite.
the tone is strong. The market
continues to show an absence of
.-peculative fee-ling, ales made be-1
ing to supply the preseLt need of
manufacturers. The supply of
wool available is large, the cur
tailed consumption by the mills
during the lat week allowing con-i
THE
TTMTL'D STALES LAND OFFICE,
U Dalles, Oregon, Juneti. l!'l.
Notice is hereby civen that iu eompliance
with the provisions of the aet of Conitres of
June 3. 1- 7s. entitled "An aet for the sale of tim
ber lands in the Mat s of alifornia, Oregon.
Nevada and WashliiKton territory." as extended
to all the 1'tihlie Iiiid States by aet of August
-t. 1. KOBERT (i. KOBIN-ON, of Lone k.x-k.
county of iiiliiaui. State of Oregon, has this day
tiled in this orhVe his sworn siatetnent No. 11,
for the purchase of the N W, of .Wi, of Sec !,
Tp ti S. K J'i E. W M .and ill offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its rinit.eror stone than fur Htfriruiiuritl pur
poses, and to establish his claim to said land
t.ore the Register and Keceivcr of tins orlu c
at t he Dalies, Oregon, ou Saturday, the 17th day
of Aug'ist. p."1!.
He nains as witnetses- Gcorire P, rrv. .a
thaniel Scott, Jell" Nee! and Isaac Smith,' all of
Lone Koclt, 'reon.
Any and all pe-sons clainiitii; adversely the
alMve described lands are reiiet.ted to tii,.
their claim" in tliis oitice on or before said 17th
day of Auxnxt, 1,1.
M'.viT Jay P. l.rcA. Ket'ister.
Some Reasons
Why You Should Insist on Having
EUREKA HARNESS OiL
Untouaied bv any other.
Renders hard leather soft.
Esjieciallv preyjared.
Keeps out water.
A heavy bodied oil.
Harness
Aa excellent preservative.
Reduces cost of your harness.
Never burns the leather ; its
Efficiency is increased.
Secures best service.
Stitches kept from t.reakin.
Oil
I s sold in a.l
Localitiea
Manuja-turtd by
Slaadard OH ( aapmar.
ADM IXISTRA TOR'S SAT.E OF
XOTES AXD ACCOUXTS.
VOTHE IS HEREBY (ilVES THAT ALL
the promissory notes, b nk accounts and
other personal roj.erty of the e'a'e of P t'.
Thorni son, rcniaii'inu unsold. r uiisaiisfied on
Saturday, 'h- det dav of ni;ust, l'd, will on
ssid day at toe hour of 2 o"cio k P. M. be si-i'1
at public sale to the hfuln-sr bidder for cash. A
list of said H'-eouut and nof.-s may be s-en at
tbe other; of ii. W I'rielps. and payment either
made at said office or to 1,. W'. Brio's.
JOHN A. THOMPSON,
M.;-l! Administrator.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
J. H. KINSMAN, Mamgir.
Beef, Pork,
Mutton,
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
Hams, Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
I'l.oill HKCKIVKH :v I'HIDAVH,
CORNER AiAIN AND MAY STREETS.
PHIL MKTSrilAN, President.
XOTICE FOR I'CIILICATIOX
('. W. KN(VI.c:s, Manar
j TA EP RTM EST OF ThK IN1ERIOK, LA N b
If omce at i lie nailea. or.. Auifust s. psii.
IrTpenal Hotel Co
A M Kit K 'AN ANI KI'KOPKAN PLAN.
Kuropean Pian, 1 1 .lit, American Plan, $2, L'..".(l, :!.
HKPPNKi; PI'OPI.K ALWAYS U'KLCdMK.
Gordon's
Feed and Sale Stable
Has Inat been opened to (lie
public ami Mr- Uortlon, I tit
pn.prielor, lilmlly Invites hi"
fi..nda to call and try lila
llrsl-idasa accoiniuodHtlons.
Flm-a.ty of Hay .rid. O-rala. fox Ql
Stable locate.! on west aide of Main
street between Win. Herlvner a and
A. M. Uiiiin'a blacksniltli slinpa.
For the ladies A Unit horse and Iwly'a a Idle
OREGON
Shoreline
AND Union Pacific
Onlv Liine EAST via
SflLT LUKE aad DENVER
TWO TRAINS DAILY
Haily
DuriHis
8:15 a. hi.
TIME SCHEIM'LKBj
II Kri'NKR, Or.
East Mail- for i
Kail and West I
East Mail From
East and West
Ex press - Kor
East and West
E i press - From
East and W est
Dally
Amman
6: 1ft p. ni.
A: IS p.
STEAMER LINES.
San Francisi o I'oiiTi.mn Ron. Steamer
miIIb from Portland a p. m. every a days.
Pally Boat seryii e between Portland. Astoria
Orotfou City, I)aton, aleml Independence,
rorvallis and all Columbia and Willamette
River poluis.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Steamers between Ripaila and llston leave
Rlparia daily at 4 4o a in., returning- leave
Ih lstoti daily at h:;SU a. m.
I. M. KKHNAN, Agnl, Doppnr.
A. ! (RAUi.
(ieneral Iasener Afcut, I'ortland,
siderable earplus to accnmulate. I ' : -
The activity of the mill.s dariDg) Thtt United States Geological
the pt few wekB has oat into Survey party s at work in the
! th snrrilna Lnt with lha naiu ' Cascade mountains in the vicinitv
If a man has a light heart the; cH in u thp mark tLere of 0dell and Credent Lakes.at the
rpfjPf'tlOn n-ill lioTir nn riis rv.nn. . . ... rr j .
- - c - f
tel. liLCe.
1 ..,r.r,i;rt, : summit of thft Casfftpn in T.fttia
, a-t- ki'--ji"j ur.s oi r r
(Juotati&n-: county. The eurveyors have foand
Govern yoar thoughts whf-nj Territory, scoured basis: Mod- ; (,dH Lake to he 4960 feet and
alone acd your tongue when in ; taca, tine low 1 Go; ecoured, 44 : Crescent Lake oOitf feet above the
company.
"Tbroagh the moothi of Jane and
July onr ruby aaa teetbiog and took a
rnubitg off of tbe boweli and lirkoeaa
of the tomaob, taya O. P. M. Hollidsy,
of Injicg, Iod. "Hi bowels would
tnoe from tire to nehi timea a day. I
bad a bottle of Cbrorr!aio'i Clic,
Cboirra and Dia'rboa Kmsdy in the
boose so j gave bim foor drop to a tea.
pooo'ol of water and bo got bHr at
otice." hold by Cotiasr k Ajerg.
4Gc; fair rnediuui. 1 1 u 10c: scoured. I 'eve' f the ocean. The summit of
427 43c; staple, lylTc; scoured, j tfje monntaiDS where they crossed
4Cft4S. Utah. Wyoming and ? 19 )fi-j() feet ,1)OTe tie level.
and Idaho, fine. V40' 14c: scoured,! T"
44.c'4jc: line medium, 13(514c:j BAIUIAIN.
scoured, 40 43c; staple. l.jf"lCc;i Vor 8t im 100 acres ,,n th
scoured, 4Gr4Sc. Australian, i "lfot HePI'ner- Town lot m.y b
, , . ' , . , . ! sold from it at once. Owner will ifive
ecourea basis, spfjt prices, combine. ! irii , ..
1 ' f U1" lor the riay now ifrowine on it.
superfine, "4h 70c: goo l, ftSw 70c: ; Apply Hwtx office.
average, 00 ';7c. I
Notice is herebv uiven tbat tbe following- 1
named settler has tiled notion of h;s intention j . . . . r . .
to mate Dual pro.d In support of his j 7 1 h a nd VVa S.1 1 tQ 1 0 Jl St TCC t S,
..laitii, rni'i pi'ui 1 1 i Hia'it;
before Vawter C rawford. ountr Clerk at Hepp
ner, Oregon, on Friday. September Jt. 1'J.J, viz:
GEOI'.ijE B. NOBLE, of Heppner, Ore .
Homestead entry No. HVt, for the SE
See 11, and N'i NK1, .-c 14, and NW NV'
wf 13. Tp f H. K r. E. W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of sa'd land, vi.
Willfam Bymer and John Jpnkini. of Hard
raan, Ore., and H. A. Thompson and Albert
Rea. of Heppner, Oregon.
17 Si Jit P. Li cas, Register.
Portland, Oregon.
Spring
Reading
XOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
IV.
VlkTf'E OF AN KXKfCTION AI
ordfr of wile dnly iniuei hy the 'lTk of
tiie Cirruit Court tl ihf. - ounty of Morrrw.
-tt of Orf-nron. nnt-i the With day of Juiy
I'!., in a crtaiii action in the Cirruit Tourt for
atd County and Mate, wj-jprviri Jamci Jonef,
plaintiff, recovered yirtxmenX asrajniit ChriP
topher tron, defendant, for the Hurn of
Thrw Hundred Forty 'five and i-l-l') dollars,
i f '. 1 V :ti with in threat therein at the rte of
per cent pfr annum from the day of
ann roar ann niBhurpernenti taxed
GOOD
RIADING
AniinuiK'(mi(Mit
Summer
..Reading .
Iieplifg hTf not always answers.
Indolence if to the mind what
ruet is to iron.
I t-Hterat long before doing
Lat it is impoesihle to undo.
The Grand Rond" Kiver is low-j
er at pm-er.t than it La been furl
many year-. Fi-Lerni'-n declare I
that th-re- i, i.-ot f-noayh watr
NOTICE OK SLE OK PB1FERTY C.NDEK
CHATTEL, MOKIOAOE
"My biiby terribly nek witb d ar
rbnea." a J. D. L'Hik. ol WiUiamc.
Oreajon. "W er anablf to care birr-
Mb ti doctor aaanatanro, an-1 a
lst rorl triaxi Cbamlwrlhiu'a Colic,
f'lmiera and I)iarrhna I!rr,w, v I ittn
livr immf"liat rhe i have Ix-en int in to ' Htcli the ovr-
ti 1 a complete cqre.' MoM by Coijr
A A)ar. drsartiitK,
LIPPINCOTT'S
MONTHLY MAOAZIM-
I A MIL V LIP.tfAbV
1 He l'et in Current Literature
J 12 K'VIPLIin NUM.1.S lUkLt
I MN SMORT ST()ir5 AMi
f i M1S.SUN IIMIXY 1UHC5
i2 51 jxr )rar ; 25 els. a copy
NO CONTINI LI) ST0KIII5
L 1 a M MM tt COMP1 ( TF ! ITl"t f
ri'O ALL WHOM IT MY CONCERN- RK
1 it nno-4 n. that under and hj irtuof a
-rtain f.attt! rr.or'raa'e (fiven tjjr If A Thomp
son 'm ih-. :.h day of Of titr, l'. to O K
tari.twortn. that I nill on the
atxve Ji lizard for a ti-h to f-wim jn. to tat,;a.,f h.a ir,orn(,n in h-m-in.
At Oro Ili the -l.-ctric li.t ! Z Jr''"' th "i""'l
plant ha n op-rat-d for hev- . .tU: "".."-t
wal day. entirely bv Mearn, in j XZSXWrXX,
epite of the fact that splh ,HrdiXr:;:;!
!.- I.-.l a'Kl l;a i'.fk,,'.r 1. tl.r- t.,, t,,.t
"- '' aairori. two h.a' i-.r- on M
j ' ' ''Ts'. 'tii virr-i hors- or,, ymv no's- or,.- ,v:
no. -.o-. on arrav hons. ..ri.. ,-ray r.orw or,.- vtr.-
. ' !.' oiif w r, ,1. fjors.- r h;r tior,- o-,,
j .r-.isr, nor o?,- nron hr.., . h m, K f,,,,,
A U'lM K IfS 1 1 M K ' ' , e hor . ,. roam hor. m a,r.
to ii rr.ar.-a ar,l ; (,. r a-
A fffi '. ii A !'rt a rCH, 14'lofit ' il 'Trials ar.1 --rs..i,a, .r.,(.r
t , j , , . . . ' 1 t t H A 1 hoif,.in at th t,rr,- .,f r
" ttti.f "I'.t'.as'! ! H-..r.-r. if horn ! ' :y mm ::,. for th pi.r,n of r.i
o.'!--ri-'l at M ati a Auy rr.ati m.'.o
ill of .t limy I it on vs-ar'
t ; m-, f ar in iti.t Itiit-t tc. Appiv
at H- i.-t ' az-tti- u'lv f.
at Eiithteen an.l : V floliars. Jim Ji) on th
(1st 1a? of May, '.. ..otice Is hereby Kivn
tnat I will on
Friday, the 30th day of August, 1901 ,
at o'clock p. tn of said 'lay at the frontdoor
of the Court House in H'-rr,nr, .Morrow
County, Or-R-on sell at pnhlir auction to the
hiKh'-st hi'Mr for rash in hand all the riicht.
title and interest of the ahove-iiMined defendant
in and to the following described property,
to-wit:
The sonttieast quarter of section seenteen,
IT i township three smith, rane twenty-six
eaat. Willamette Meridian, In Morrow
County, On-iron
Taken and levied nton aa the property of the
aid Chris'opher PeN-rw.ri or act much tm-reof as
may te necmaarv to satisfy the said jiidmenf in
favor of James ionea and asrainst said f hristo
rher Petersf,n. blether with ail rosta and dia
bursernents tnat have or mav accrue
J. W MATI.Of K.
Sheriff of Morrftw ('ourttv, flreirrm.
I)afd at Heppner, Or , July Jt, l'Sil. m', vt
We liavo nri;ui'rt'l with tlie New York World to fur
nish tli i piifier vith a limite.l nuinher of subscritions for
a InnittMl tune to its rcut Monthly edition. We an; en
allied to cff'T ten nmiihers of the
Monthly World Magazine
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K fAHNf)RTH.
M'tflff-s
SHE RIFF'S SALE.
VritUr ni hy virtu; of an exwution iiri'I
T'fT tf 'iiy by thfr f:lrK if th
' irrtiH ' fujrt ni thf Htn'i- f 'r t'fn. f.r Mir
row ro'inty.fUfwi th i7th of J-tiy. 1 in
' Taiu p ut in thp Tirc-tiit o ;rt for il -tHt
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yitr.u'e ' urolp.f M-rritf men- unufm.
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For Jl.iT50.
What the .Monthly World Newspaper Magazine Is
Tlie Montliiv U'orlil ia a li'-pau' .Mnifar.itiw with rolorc! rovpr. It is ropioiiHly
ill'l'-trat'-'l aitti pen lra ti anl half torin r-ptoiiiction of plmt.,jraplin The
ilint ati'ina ar the rt-sii t t( the artiMtio .kill, anled hv all tin; lat-Ht printing
ireH Hppiiiini eM, mkiritf a inana.iiic utir iva!Uo in the quality of itn coiitcii's ami
the: lieaiily if its npiM-atam c.
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lii 1 1, ii ari'l fai t ; eloni ' t h if'tfe i"m ml hi ! nn units, )at heied tnifetder from all
over the wur'il ; th.- r-eil t" "f Hi iei.titii- re -an ti, ami ititei PHtliiL' P'litorial 'evi wa
I' nutitixv p ii ii iif it cunt r H mtiji I he le.il i uli-'a' v men oml iiineii of t he ila v.
I le iiitini- petjes uiii pr.-pefit tt O'k .1 hitnoiiH ri inn- aitiHl,. 'I here will hp
funny parnrniiM." c'i pn tun -.
A fca'un. iii Ii iiioiiiIi wii! i. t ie Uiu" li-i-t pae p ttiait of Hip inoht faimol
tnau or wniiLiiti of tin- iiiiimii tit 10 tin- ji'lhiic eve.
In ollt i tinir at, i p ep f mi fur iiihli. ri! on the lifernrv iimtter atnl art fiiIi
jei te fo tl.p Moo hiv W.iiM t xpHit-e i ppareil. It m mie of the tnot attrac
tive puhlii-af lull" ium from the uret ciiv of New York. It fiini!he hiirh cla.
.tri'l wi'lelv varje.l eii'.-ita.in i-ni to tii'inv tho'lHatnl lea lera f lirnlu'li.,iil ..,l,,
"VZwrtu? ...". . 'II,.- of lh- pli; - of the Mon.hlv WorM in ten ami a half !,, ,.llfh.
Rocky
Mountain
Limited
U the Name of the New and I, minion
Rock Island Train
Whi- li rnnp ht w t-u rniora'ln firin? iwt
H-ns t-r. nii'I ( liit-Hk'-i, irHvtntf ninm-lu
r tnrry tly at i ;a p. m .nrrivifr tn
rhlrHtrn rit 7 I. m next 1h- Ol.ly oi.i hii'ht
out -mtafcinti cUifto coimiH iton !h rvi-uit
trni: frmn i liifatin for k, j.irif r-Mcf. Jo
'fin!iTtiiu nf Oninhn w).h umruiun trislti for
Miniir.ip'ilt and t. I'huI,
W.-rk! v er tin tort lu portormi y riit'1iirtrl
tourist ici'('l''if mri via the nrt-ml N'tiir
(run rifie i'oHt pomti to CliirnKo
With. Hit i' I i Ti
Ak four tlrkct a;i'Ut to ninkf ymir h uvtn
rend via thy
Great Rock Island Route
from ficnvcr. Write for folder.
A. K. rnuptlt, . Oeneral Anent,
1" Alder t., Piirtland. Oro.
Independent ar.d rtl!bl-The Oregon-Ian.
$1000 GIVEN AWAY
Ttellabl rn1 nrrMti mn nr wnmcn, 1vt ir
rir r w ntM m rvry Uiwa u rrj.rfnm Til K
II Do r. K .fill Til I 1 . "mn. ,rm l- rntlf
Mirzi!! " Thf l.rdcrr Mnnthly 1 hiirh
pitliii' inn, jinatwi on fln pa-r, wtth tM-aiiuful
rover in color, and inlrni all Tnmtra of Uia
fmi Ir All nuhiM-ritwro for 1 1 r-civf out unjrb
:!..tn--l ri-nnr VHVV A cm- r paid iltrai
ruiinumioni n1 a'v Mharr to 1 thu ll viilM amnitu
Uumn iio an1 the irratal Dutnbrr uf uUacr i
tiuna. 8rnd for fr partirularn
KOHKKT HON N fcli'S HQt
The Argonaut SS
y.-y arr ejHrrt. - tK- lr
V 1 v pw!.lti)fl it of
III t!', .Si,.!! fc.
Wii.riy . ylra us i tUr A r ,i a i i t . is n ln (of jt
thort Monr. U r.rvla .Nr ,(t, i 1ir ,.,.
Irrs. it um.Jue 1 -,Mri mf, ar.d t u if . Am-ri-
.iii rmnri.iiv t-, ,t the Ar .iMut Amrti, in fir(.
u, aria ail
thf lmi.
'The Argonaut
Tne HortnwEsiern Line
H trains daily hetween St. I'anl and Chlcait"
cnmprisliiK
The Ltenl Pullman SlpepVta,
IVprleaa r i n iti Cam,
Library and Observation Cars,
Frep KeolminK Chair Car.
The ) f'eiiturr Train,
"The Northwestern Limited,"
Huns every day in the year.
The KiDeat Tram io ttie Worh!.
Klectrlc l ighted Steam Heated
To Chlraa-o liy Iiayllirht.
The Baditer Slate Knpreaa. the Hn.-st Hay Train
runiiiiiK neiw.M ii st I'anl and chlcium via
the shnrt I.lne. imncctlona frmn the West
ina.le via. The Northern I'acllic, Oreat Ninth
ern and Canadian I'acllic Kja.
This la alsn the Pest line between Omaha St
I'anl and Mimicax,lis.
All aitenta sell tickets via.
"The Nortliweatern Line."
MEAD. II I. KIS1KI!
Oen. Aiteiit Ticket Act
-li Alder St., I'nrtland, Ore.
visit DR. JORDAN'S oatarl
MUSEUU OF ANAT0UY
I OS I MARKET T., AH FRANCISCO. CAU
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Mr 111 an!.
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tut m ft-r ti if i vn t).mt 1 mill, n !h
16th Day of August, 1901.
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