TYPHOID GER3IS.
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Th i:;ienvcope shows that in llie blood
-,'V " v i t snfiVtinjj from typhoid the
hItui tan be- found as shown above.
Xb(-r are sttnposed to git into the water or
-iVi we i'.iii'.k. The perms multiply so
s.-.at on? 'tmi is capable of producing
i ';. ut one "hundred trillion perms in twen
;v four ho-.irs. That is why if they ever
;r i itUo the water supply of a town they
r.:v.Uioly so fast that nearly everybody
!-. '.. v, uter comes down with the
r'jj !-. T'm are exceptions, however,
Ar'ij they rue the persons whose health is
- :-. ;t, whose blood is pure, and liver
". -t ve. ' Vt'h-.-ii the I'erms et into a healthy
'.oily thty ::tt- thrown ot!" with the other
n,v.sons. ' RercM Chicago statistics show
'st imv-fi- a.it ft" a'l the deaths in the
. :w j,r in that city have resulted
: : -ii'i-i:::. niu.
Thf'Jn-i .olvice we can jrive is to put the
V.if' . ii.'.'i a pt rtVctly sound, healthy condi
; Ik .'.-!;ul th it oti have rich, red
1 :ood a'"' r.e-.i'-o liver.
v.ir.v , ,i: - Dr. K. V. Pierce, who is
. ,-n-. vtii'i r -.-.won to the Invalids' Hotel
:jjaJ v ... '.i institute: at Buffalo, N. Y.,
'vuiui re i tain herbs anil root which, when
- :v.i idtn alive extract (wiijJioin.
f p'-.'i
:'iS t '
uhv . seemed t be the very
r.r.tt-r.sf the stonrr.-h. blood
n-, into proptr condition.
; . ,e. . e
r '
-.est "if
and vi t..
T .. :v,i-,1, to turn as close to nature s
v,avof treating disease as it was possible
,i "-o F r ver a third of a century Dr.
;.v , .V ;i Medical Discoveiy has had
; i; : r.iic ailti tile tirn i - i w n wj,
vso ar.- numbered by thousands.
.,;e builder, better than cod liver
e it do.-- not sicks r, the stomach,
vl.e t.i.-te. It slrensthens or
-imihitive or me.-t'.vt: pro-
, w ( via. .
iYOVYl i'.'s
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h;1 bt ;. -.1
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Heppner, " ",; 00
Dry Fork, " -1 40
Jurors and witness fees were allowed
as follows for May term of circuit court:
Mat Ilalversen, s,)
C II McKee 5 t;0
Frauk Kvans,
J () Kincaid,
Edward (ilock,
4 40
5 80
7 00
Oscar Keith ley r'
40
8 00
7 00
8 00
8 20
WOBayless,
C T Walker
A Carlson,
L L Jakes
J M Baker, 8 00
II. F. WijsgleBworth 8 00
W It Cochran,
V T Campbell
101 Palmer 8 20
8 00
ti 70
J V Cradick,..
Chits. Entry,..,
J F Iladley,. . .
K A Chapel,. . ..
P C Creswell,. .
W V Scrivner, . .
E F Day,
S 00
8 00
8 20
8 20
(1 20
4 20
2 20
20 00
47 00
2 00
8 00
10 00
-n wt'.t r.
1 h
A-. .
'Cftl Disc v. e:
,-. '
. ij; J.' . i c
: te.-Hch and puts on healthy
he weight of the invalid js
. f normal.
.:bs:m:ie for "Golden T.Ied
y." Nothing else is "just as
a relict cure bilicusuetj:.
4 20
a 00
4 20
0 50
tm
rats
Cmnty Commissioners Dis
pose of Much Business
LOna LIST BILLS ALLOWED
.Bonds of County Officers are
Approved Appropriate $100
For County Exhibit at 1905
Fair.
The county commissioners met in
regular session July , with Judge T. W.
vers and Conmiissiouere F. M. Grillin
Mid V. ( i. McCarty present.
Miscellaneous bill allowed.
:.l C Will.-, bailitr CO
C l'atterson, exp act 0 r7
M A r.it"S, criminal act 1 00
".'-wiH 1 ..irosbens, rd & brd
'V A Kicbardson, election act. .
V li McAlister, " " . .
11 A Emerson, -1-0
O S An.lrews,. . .
V (i Scott,
H W Meadows, . .
J F Ptbea
Miscellaneous bills allowed.
Ivirl Conser, assessors act 44 00
II II Gove, " " 200 00
City of Heppner, rd cc brd 12 00
Siocum Drug Co, court bouse": . . (J0
E M Shutt, Co. Exp act 21 05
Gilliam & Bisbee exp act 125 75
W A Burchell, road suprv !w 50
T A Moore, rd cc brd 14 00
B F Devore, " " 18 15
Walter Crosby" " 21 50
It E Everett, " " '))
Heppner Milling Co,, rd & brd. . 0 00
J W Sbipley, school supt 141 85
John B White, rd & brd 5 00
J L Yeager, pauper account 70 00
J It Simons, rd cc brd 31 00
F B Kistner, pauper account 42 50
V It Phelps, rd & brd 50
J F Barton, " " 12 50
Frank Barker," " 84 00
Oscar Neal, " " 113 75
Walter Crosby, rd & brd 9 00
W L Scliell, " " 73 50
O Brown, " " 33 25
W A Ayers, painter act 120 00
John Barton, rd cc brd 30 50
It Strabm, " " 34 35
L Monterastelli, criminal act 30 00
Add Moore, rd & brd 7 00
(ieo. Moore, "
eai'S' itl,
0 00
li CO
4 80
3 00
;'. 75
3 00
Jiepi.ner Gazette, " .
5. E Bather, " " .
11 Ait'lrws, exp act 40 05
V H Herr-n, rd cc brd 10 00
FA WeeJ. " " 12 00
K Jones, election act
V.-wis ..roshens, rd ifc brd
!1 L I'.urcbell, " " 07 00
'hrr & Cox, Co. exp 41 00
T II Allen, road suprv
" H Wilii tms, rd A brd
I Allen, " "
'.'Jaslicng cc Co., stationery.. . .
.: twin Hodson, Co. exp
: ieppr.er Times, election act. . . . 32 50
Minor Co., Co exp 3 45
.ILea cc Welch, pauper act 25 70
-V o Hill, jail act 20 80
J I' Williams, justice fees 10 05
ewis Kenr.ey, const fees 5 55
' acob McKinzie, wit. fees
Potter, " "
' Jackson, " "
r)t-'o'lowing bills of election clerks
tu i judges and other tdection expenses
5 00
Oti 00
20 50
0 00
0 00
00
03 50
5 SO
5 80
3 40
It Hogeland, " " w
Wayne Howard " " 10 00
R F Wilmot, road viewer 28 00
T Morgan, " " 28 00
I) V S Keid, surveyor J0 50
A Matteson, chainman 12 00
J W Robinson, " 18 00
R r Matteson, Marker 12 00
J W Brown, flagman 12 00
R Hogeland, asat viewer 0 00
Road 180 was ordered opened to the
public, and the following cost bills
allowed :
R F Wilmot, viewer 20 00
Thos. Morgan, "
J Keithley. " ..
L M Canfield, chainman
II J Cannon, "
II L McAlister, "
Miscellaneous bills were allowed as
follows :
X L Shaw, d brd $ 25
Heppner LtUVCo 71 80
E It Myers, rd & brd. . .
Gilbert Emry, " " ...
F Howell, " " ...
It Madlock, " " ...
Ed Mc Daniel,
S Wright,
C McNorton,
Win Devore,
J II Deen,
G Ward,
C G Hams,
II Coates,
Chas Barker,
C W Hastings
It II Stillwell,
Louis GroshcnB '
Telephone Co '
John Carter,
Jeff Jones,
Thos Morgan, " " ..
W II Dobyus, election acct
M A Bates,
I Wheeler, "
W B McAlister
C E Jones,
W S Connor,
A K Higgs, county exp. . .
Geo Shipley, " " ...
Mrs J T Kirk " " ...
Mrs J Shipley " " ...
Mrs S Farmer " " . . .
Miss Stewart, " " ...
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W O Miller,
Ely Fry,
F D Cox,
J B Nolan,
J X Beeier,
It F Wilmot,
HO Ely,
W O Hill,
" IS 50
" 51 00
" 8 00
" 4 00
" 78 25
1 1
" 10 00
" 172 00
" 14 00
" 12 50
" 8 00
35 00
" 171 25
" 8 00
" " 0 00
salary 100 00
M Lichtenthal, " 83 33
: M Shutt, " 333 33
V Crawford, " 333 33
C S Kirk, " 40 00
Walter McBride, rd & brd 10 00
O Brown, "
Dan Ilenshew, "
J II Pearson, '
II L Burchell, "
A J Clem,
Harry Dayman, "
A Riley, election 8 00
Add Moore, rd cc brd 7 00
W L Smith, salary 00 00
T W Ayers, " 150 00
E II Andrews, assessor act 30 00
V A Stephens, rd cc brdi$ 30 00
J Doherty, ." " 38 85
E Xeal, pauper 50 00
W II Clark, rd & brd 07 00
W G Hoppsr, rd & brd 4 20
M Haworth, " " 31 50
Sam Meadows, " " 57 50
C E Lundell, " 20 50
L F Crow, " " 17 50
M Lichtenthal, pauper 4 oO
Patterson cc Son, stationery 0 75
Klein & Ashbaugh, rd cc brd .... 14 00
Heppner Drug Co., stationery.. 4 SO
D V S Iteid, Co exp 300 00
W P Dutton, " " 3 00
P
rrig"'i,
'in-i'ity "
. I.'.ua
. ult.irif, "
-nlry. '
.'.eron, ' ,
. "Vi. e.'iion "
...iry, "
I.jhp, "
'..s St rings, precinct
I.i Mile, -
Ih lone,
i".e..'.iigton, "
41 20
42 00
40 40
40 00
41 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
40 00
30 80
42 00
40 20
39 i0
37 80
v-re allowed each precinct as follows : ISP Garrigues cc Son, rd cc bid . . 82 80
Karl Winterkorn, inquest 0 00
In the matter of road 11 the appli
cation was approved and yiewers ap
pointed to meet July 25.
Viewere were appointed to meet July
20, to view and eurvey road 218.
The petition of T. G. Earbart to vacate
road 108, and petition to establish road
182, were accepted and viewers appoin
ted to meet July 27.
The report of viewers of road 175 was
accepted and road ordered opened.
The following bills were allowed :
J no. (iaunt, rd cc brd.
K Cave, " " 30 00
Alex Lindsay, " " 80 00
John Drum, " " 10 00
10 00
' 0 50
' 10 00
' 7 00
" 10 50
" 9 00
" 7 00
" 10 00
" 10 00
" 15 00
" 4 50
" 2 00
' 150
" 0 00
" 131 50
" 100 00
" 16 90
" 8 00
" 4 CO
" fiOO
10 80
" 12 50
" 10 00
" 14 50
" 5 00
24 00
G 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
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1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
W P Dutton, coroners jury 1 20
Frank Gilliani "
O E Farnsworth, "
W E Pruyn,
Otis Welch,
It C Wills,
Mrs Lichtenthal, witness
I X Prater,
Mrs D O Justus,
J (.) Williams,
F B Kistner,
J WT Mount,
A K Higgs, coroner 14 00
Heppner T Co, county exp 11 00
F M Griilin. Co Com 24 00
WGMcCarty, " 22 00
The bonds of the various county olli
cers were accepted. Also the bonds of
the Interior Warehouse Co., the Farm
ers Warehouse Co., and Kerr-Gifford Co
and W P McMillan, warehousemen.
The fees for the county physician were
fixed at .$2 50 for each visit to the poor
farm, and ifl 00 per mile for each visit
in the country.
The salaries of the deputy sheriff and
deputy clerk were fixed at $00 each per
month, instead of $50 and $40 respect
ively, a- heretofore.
The sum of jf 100 was appropriated for
the purpose of defraying the expense of
collecting a Morrow county exhibit for
Lewis ami Clark Fair.
Dr. F. B. Kistner was appointed
county physician for the remainder of
the present year.
William J. Bryan stated Unit his
profits from the Commoner nvei
ago about Jive thousand a year.
His income from all other source
lectures, royalties and writing,
renches from sm'en to eiprht thous
and a year. His real and personal
property is valued at between fifty
and Heventy-fiva thousand dollars.
SHERIFF'S SALK.
gJJlWg-Tf.ii i
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which lias been,
in use for over 30 years, has borne tho signature of
and has been made unuer 111s per-
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
Iniiints and Children Experience against Experiment.
hat is CASTO
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
.substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nd allays Fcverisliness. It cures Diarrlnea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and liowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Tie Kind You tee Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY 6TRCET. NEW VORK CITV.
First Jational Bank
OF HEPPNER.
0. A. RHEA
T. A. KHEA
President
. VioPresi.lent
(J. W. CONSER Cfishier
E. L. FKEELAND. .Assistant Cushier
Transact a General Banking Business.
EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BOUGHT AND SOLD
Collections made on all polntson reasonable terms. Burplus and undivided profits ?; 5,000.
ICcttiiccd I'iissciig-fr Rates.
The O. R. & N. Go. will make the fol
lowing low rates to the following places :
Baptist Yoving People's Union ol
America, International Convention, De
troit, Mich, July 7-10; Annual Meeting
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks, Cincinnati, Ohio, July
23-28; Imperial Council Ancient Arabic
Order of Mystic Shrine, Atlantic City,
M. J., July 13-15; National Encamp
ment Grand Army of the Republic,
Boston, Mass., August 13 20; Knights
of Pythias National Encampment, Lou
isville, Ky , August 15, 1004.
The following rates are from Heppner.
To Detroit, Mich., and return, 73.90;
to Cincinnati, Ohio, and return, .t71.C5;
to Atlantic City. N. J., and return,
883.05; to Boston, Mass., and return,
$80.5)5; to Louisville, Ky., and return,
$70 05.
For further information as to dates of
sale, stopover privileges, etc, call on or
address J. B. HudJeiston, Local Agent,
Heppner, Oregon.
EOUTE
Hy virtu" f &'l f X 'fM.inn and onl'- of salt
Inly is'K-d liv tt: Clcik of the circuit 'o"rt of
trio ( intv of Morrovv, state of Oregon, l;ito d t!it!
13th day of July. Htl. in H nrtti n avioninth
Circuit Court for said county anil sta'e. wherein
t',o W.-inhincton National Huililinir. Loan ami
liivftMiiii-iit A-M.ciaton, - corporation. I'lalrit
ill. recoverd judgment against Johmiua Atir.i
haihRick. Antoiu Ahr-tli.inisick, K1ip Myo H,
Wi'liHin Heriir, J. V. Williams, ailnr nitra
tor of the K'nte of Antone AliraliatitHick, de.
erased, and .1. !'. WilliHmo ai administrnor of
tli- fie it-till! of Hermin Abrahainsick. de
i f.irtlni U'im ft f fifteen IniTidre 1 ninety-
'v.o ind :"'-oi i 1V'-J 3'i dollars, with interet
liicte.-n ;'t t'.e rr,te' of I percent per annnn. on
The pith dnvof May, 1!"'4.
Notir,. is ,ierel,v tri --en That I will, on Hjtnr-d-iv
t- V'. laV of Aneiift, at P o nlor-K
a. in. erf said .lav,' nt the front il..r of the court
house in Heppner, Morrow county on-mm.
sell at pnhlie auction to the huh"t l.i.lder for
fa-h in hand, the follewin descrihtxl property
to-wit. rtetrjrminf,' tit tho nerthit corner ol
lot ten (Pi in block five C) in the town of
Heppner. muring thence doutu feventv , .
feet, tlienee w(.st thirty (3") f-''t. Hipnro north
s,.v.-nty 70) fe-t. thence east thirty (:") feet t
the p!.ic- of lieL'innuiK. accorlin to the plat oi
t'.e taid town of h'eppner, as the fimt' juDrar
of record in and for the county of Morrow,
taken ami l.-vied upon as the property ot the
.aid defendants, or ho much thereof asina be
..... ;..f.. ..t iudL'innt in lavor
. . . . $ 10 00 j f Haid Plaintiff and asaiunt said DefendantK
1 .... 1! .l.nPanmnnld triflf
toif.-tli.-r with ail costs hu'iiiim'"-"""'"
hHve or may accrue.
K. M. SHUTT, Sheriff.
HyW.O. HILUnputy
Li.it .! at Heppner, Or.. J uly U,
T'.te-l
A ItiiNiiicwH 1'ropnsilioii.
If voti are coinsj; East, a careful selec
tion of your route is essentia! to the en
joyment of your trip. If it is a busin
ess trip, time is the main consideration :
if a pleasure trip, Bcenery and the con
veniences and comforts of a modern
railroad. Why not combine all by us
mjrthe ILLINOIS CENTRAL, the up-to-date
rosd, running two trains daily
from St. Paul and Minneapolis, and
from Omaha to Chicago. Free Beclin
in chair cars, the famous ButFet Li
brary Binnking cars, all trains vestibuled
Io short, thoroughly modern through
out. All ttckets leading via the Illinois
Central will be honored on thepe trains
and no extra fare charged.
' Our rates are the same as those of in
ferior roada why noteet your money's
worth ?
Write for full particulars.
B. TBUMHULL, Commercial Atrent,
Portland, Oregon.
J. C. LINDSEY, T.F. & P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
PAUL B. THOMPSON, F. & T. A.,
Seattle, Wash.
BilllHivlNlIlii
Through personally conducted Tourist
pleepingcars between Portland and Chi
cago once a week, ami between Oirden
and Chicago three times a week, via the
Scenic Line.
Throuch standard sleeping ram daily between
Otrduii and Chicago via the Scenic l.ine.
Through standard sleepinn cars daily betw een
Colorado Sprints and St. Louis.
Throiiirh standard and tourist Blepptne cars
daily between Sun Francisco and Chicago via
Los Ant'eles and Kl Ias.
Throufih stainlard sleeping cars and chair
cars daily between St. 1'aul and Chicago.
Be sure to see ihat your ticket reads via the
Great Rock Island Route
The be't and most reasonable dining car ser
vice. Middav lunch cents.
For rates, folders and descriptive literature
write to
L. B. GORHM GEO. W. BAINTER
GENERAL AGENT. TR AV. PASS. AGT.
2o) Alder 8t, Portland, Ore.
Jefore You Order
Tombstones, Marble
or Granite Work
You vvill tlo wpII to see
Monterastelli Brothers
and get prices. Thej have
a tine stock on Land.
yixty stki:i:t, iii;iim:h, oki:.
If you take thta paper and The Weekly
Or0nlan you won't nave to beg your
news.