The Heppner Gazette
Established March SO, ia.
WSUED THURSDAY MORNING.
Fred Warnock
AsSared at the Postofflee at Heppner Oregon, a
econd-clasi matter.
TiCESDAY ,
, August 10, 190(5
Th cattle market this sef.soi.
f?ws decidedly a better tone than
fcj some time. The de-maud in
g?ae?al is improving.
For the first time in 13 years,
tb United States government is in
tL market for silver for sub
coiS&ry coinage. Woi-der if this U
m recount of Bryan's London
Waaco county will enforce the
Tnw e the sale of infected fruits
TLis is the only way for Wasco or
wmy other county to keep up a
rpsstatiou for good fruits. Every
s7 county in the btate should
fiifow the (XHiuple of Wasco.
tjttml fruits can be grown all over
"Oregon but the orchards must be
t&iea care of.
Oregon has'oifa much from
forest fires as San Francisco lost in
Ar!uquake and lire last Apiil.
Oregon's loss is annual, by de
btee, and as a rule i ullicta notL
ing upon the individual, hence it
creates no 6en?o of state calamity.
'This year the regular destruction
isjesumed, despite the majesty of
missis law and the serene assurance
Ftskral control of forest reserves
gars when making the big with
iviiwa)s. At the time of estimat
jj tlie burned area of the state's
Yit&ber rrgiocs iu 1903. Federal
clteials found that a minimum of
M square miles of timber iand
liid beea devastated. Private
4finntes places the total much
iuglier. Telegram.
jleppner dud Morrow county
ptole and especially the business
erafii&miity will read with regret
severing of Phil Metschau Ji's
Irasiness iuteiests in Heppner by
tlie sale of the Palace hotel. Mr.
JMfrtesban'a success is a good ex
Msjeof what can be accomplish.
t-d by the proper application of
jiEi, energy and brains. Coming
four years Fgo, a young man
wiibont experieuce in the hotel
Iwsinesa, his venture at that time
-with an investment of 830,000 was
ik?d upon as a wild one. The
haizztis was here and Mr. Metsch
n -vent after it. lie got it, and
tod-sj sells a big business and steps
iulj a larger field where his ability
can be used to bitter advantage.
There are in the United States
IZsJi woaieu workiug iu foundries,
f ajoaces ar,d rolling mills.
v;ral members of a Grand
Trtck snrvejing party in Alberta
vfc taken violently ill as iiu effect
eating canned ealmoD, and
3ii.hr HVrlart J. Smith is dead
'i'ht Cdirp i- f.t Sandgroen,
i.ili:f south of Vt: million.
Tie re are H-vcr.ul cases tl
fpioid in Walla Wnlia, aL(l
ZZ.&2J riKTft fiuspected. It is dilTi
to g-t at a!! the facts.
f.l.irl'.s -tH-K).ker, a Wilkes
itr;e. Pa., bitv.:r worth '1.000,
ChO. la dt-ad at J.os Augelep, aged
Nljt-ar.5. iJcuth was caused by
Cans Spreekles will rebuild on
ail Ness avenue, San Francisco, a
tVknoe ou the- site of the one
J uriitd last Apiil. The new struc
ft re vi ill cost Jif'JO.OOO.
1? jt.a take th paper and Ths Wef klj
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J. W. Goodman, of Boise,
Idaho, is the guest of bis brother
A. W. Goodman, with Minor &
Co.
Dissolution of t o.rnriiieralilp.
Notice ib hereby piven that the co
paitnerehip heretofore existing between
It. W. Beardon and S. G. Wi lier, known
tinder the firm name of Beardon &
tiler, has been di?Bolved by mutual
consent, 8. G. We'ler retiiing. R. W.
Beardon will collect all accounts and
pay all bills against, the firm.
K. V. BEARDON,
S. G. WELLE R.
Heppner, Oregon August 14, 1906.
Oregon Male Fair Sept. 10 to 15.
TheO. R. & N. will pell round tiii
'iiket to Salem, September (, Sand
13, for 810.05, final return limit Septem
ber 17, for above occasion.
J. B. HUDDLKSTOX. A cent.
recoffntsea autnorlty- The Weekl)
Orecoxtiaa.
NOflCK FOU ITBUCATJON. (Publio Land
Bale.!
(Isolated Tract.)
t". 8. Land Office. The Dalles. Orefon.
August ll.lHKi
Notice i hereby (riven, that as directed by the
Commissioner of the (General I-and Ofllce,
nniter provisions ol act of Congress approved
June 27, m5, public No. . w will offer at
public sale, to tho highest Udder, at 1 p. oo
the 17th day of September rexf. at this oflice,
the following tr ct of land, to wit:
The SWSWy, Ni8E. Section 20, NE!i
NEM. Sectl n 21, NWNE'i. Section 15 and
WiiSW!, Heetiuii 14, Tp. 4 S . R. 21 E.. W. M.
Any purs.mB claiming adversely the nhove
ib.'Scrt' ed limds are advi ed to tile their c!uini9.
or objections, on or before the day above
designated for sole
MICHAEL T NOLAN. KfRhtcr.
ANNE M. LAN, Receiver.
Augl6.Scp20.
NOTICE FOR ITBLICATIOX.
Sale )
(Tiiblic Land
(Isolated Trac'.)
U. S. Laud tflk-e. The Dalles. Oregon,
AiiRtiBt ll, V.A.
Notice is hereby Riven, that as directed by the
Commiss'oner of the General LaudOilice. under
provision of act of Congress approved Jui'o
:!7, l!Kl, Public No. 3.i3, we will offer at public
Ba!e. to 'he highest bidder, at 10 o'clock a. in.,
on the 17th day nf September next, at this tffice,
he following trat of land, the
SWNE1!, SW'iSl'U, .Section 18 and V!i
Sfl'V Section 2;i, Tp. 3 K. 2tt E.. W. M.
Any per?on9 claiming adversely the ab v
defcrilud hinds are advised to hie their claims
or objections, ou or before tlie day above
designated for sale.
MICHAEL T. NOLAN: Register.
ANNE it. LANG, Receiver.
Augl8-Sep20
NOTICE FOR PCBLICATION. (Public Land
Sale.
Isolated Tract J
1'. S. Land Cthce, The PalU s, Oregon,
Auffiist 11. IP.
Notice is herebv eiven. that as directed by the
Coimnicsioner of the General Land Othce,
nmler provisions of a t of Congress approved
June 'il. Ilk;, Public No. 3ii3, we will offer at
public sale, to the hitfhe.t bidder, at 11 o'clock
a. m., on September 17. next, at this orlke, the
follow me tracts of land.
The S i.,SRi4, NK'aSE'j. Section 0. N H
8WU. NKSFAi. Section .i. NfcN'W and
N W'4NI4 lection 8. Tp. S 8 . It- 25 K-. W. M.
Any nersens clsiminflr artverselv tne aoove-
described lanils are advised to file their claims,
or objection, cm or before Ue day above
designated for SRle.
JUI HAf-L t. .VULAJ, IlCRlSier.
ANNE M. DANG, Keceiver.
uglti Sep20.
XOTWE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land OiHcet La Gnude, Oregon.
Aug. 13, I'.).
Notice is hereby given that the followintt
named settler has file' notice of his iut ntion
to make final procf in support of his claim,
Bnd that g.iid proof w ill be made before J. p.
Williams, I". s, C'onimissiotHT, at his ofH :e iu
Heppner, Ore., on Sept., Jl. l'M) viz: H. E. No.
H-4ii, HoFzell H. Jones, of Heppner, Oregon,
for the W'iSWVj, SWNW Sac. . Tp. 1 N , K.
27 E. W. M.
He r limes the following witnonss to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said la ti r 1 . viz:
(ieorse Love, iLnlph Love l-nth of Echo. Ore
gon. Leo Dntton of Ua'.lowey. Oregon, and Hays
Stockardof Lexington, Ort o
. W. DA VIS, Kcgister.
Angl'l SVpt::.
NOUCL
10U 1 1 PLICATION.
Sale.)
; Public Lapti
fl-olatel Tra"t.)
U. !. L-ui.l Ofliee, The Dal.V. Oregon,
Augiiht 11, l'.'i'il.
VliTK'K IS HEREBY GIVEN, T.'AT A'
1 ' . 1 j r - to-! .y the i.'iumisiimer jf the ietn;r
al Ijttid Oliice, under provisions of act of (Vni
eres rprov d June '11, 1!' i '. I n'.l ic Nf). :hW. we
will rtliT at public sale t; the li Klies: bidder,
at II . ii... on thi' 2Mti l-iy of September next,
at this orri--, the follow ing tract of In ml, to w it :
1 be SWi, of the of Section 1, Tp. 4 f , K.
y, i : , w. m .
Anyniid nil er'ous olalsniTic adversely the
abovc-doci ibid l;nis ure advinil to tile their
claims, or olgrrtfoiia, on or before the day
above ditigued f'rfiJ!e,
MlrHAELT. NOLAN, "degisttr.
ANNE M LANti, K' ceivtr.
Aug!t'.-Si J t J' .
VriCE TGI.
I'l lil 1CA1ION. (Public
Sale.)
Land
(Isolated Tract )
I'. H Uad Ofli'-e, The I'a'Ie-. Oiegon.
AU2i;' Il.t'lK?.
Ni't'rr. ii? re!.y giver, tl.utai ilirrr'rd bv the
ronj!ni'Si"nerof il.e (ienritl L?.nd i'.iice tinder
provision of act of l'oiigres approveil June
Si. 1 '.u. Public. No 3I'I. we will oiler at pnb'ic
m!e, to the 1; taliest bidder, at 1 p.m.. on t'
Mti fUy of .September next, at this ciiice. the
follow in.: truer of land, to wit :
Th.- i4 of the St! oi Section :;(, Tp. :: S., It
i". ... W. .11.
Any persons clnimiiig ndverelv ti;e e.tnve.
dos ribfl Ur:ds are aiivistil to file tlie:r luiius.
or i!.j t i .n on or before the iluy above
deeii-'LHlv 1 for -n',o.
MICH.AF.LT. NOT. AN. Register
ANNE M. LANfi, Hecciver.
Aug; re; t
I .NOT:' E loi: PITUIi'ATION. (Public I-and
j fair I
flM.Utcl Tract.)
I". Cilice, The I).!lkn. On son.
AuRiiM ii. r..
Notirf i' hereby given, that liTrted s the
ron;iii::'M'r ' tin-'.etiera' I-and Offfep. under
lr )Moii4 f net of Oinre approved Jnn'
I1'; lie No. .it, . e w ill otfer put lie
v.ie. in t.M- l.igjicftt hKjiler, at pi o rlork a in.,
n tiie '.'7t:i !ny t.t w-pt mber nex'. at thin ollir",
the f. ,n .,. trhr'f f Ihiid, to wit :
The V:.SW'. NE-VVi and HK'.SE' Sec
tion . Tp .", S.t K K.. W. M.
Any perii:fi clnlmiiiR mlvcrsply the bImitC
1m ril.f! hm.inaie advikod to tile their claim",
or ,l.jM'i:o' , tin or llorc the day above
dfiriiitted for the Mile-
MI' IIAF.hT. NOT.AV Regjg'er.
ANNE M. LAN'tJ. Kceelver.
AugK-Sel U
Cash Shoe Store
New Fall Shoes
As usual the Shoe Store is first in showing tho ad
vance styles for the new
Fall Season in Shoes and Gloves
The first installment of new Fall Shoes are
now in, and more will be in each week.
WE CAN FIT YOUR FEET
"With the good new things in Footwear.
to
GILLIAM
GENERAL
HARDWARE
FARM MACHINERY
HARDWARE
TOOLS
CUTLERY
TINWARE
We Have a First
GILLIAM
X
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Lund Oliice at La Grande, Oregon,
July 31, roti.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has ti:el notice of his intention
to make final p. oof in support of hi claim
and that said proof will be mude before
J. P. Williams, I". S. Commifjioiier, at his
office In Heppner, Oregon, on S.t 21sr, l'Jii,
viz: H. E. No 5 '0, Osjcr O Edwards, of Hepp,
ner. Oregon, for tie SK'4NW, HWSEJi
NWHSKU. NESWU. fiee. :xt, Tp. 1 a., Ii. 27 E.
W M.
lie names the following witnesses to pne
his co'iriuuous residence upon and cultivation
Of sr.id land, i,: :
M. J. Divio. O. A. Devlti's, E. V. E Iwarda and
F, M. Mavers all of Heppner. Ort-g m.
E. W. DAVIS, licgietcr,
AugliScpll.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land OMioe at La Gruude, Oregon.
Jnlyillst.llK'fi.
Notice is hereby g:von that tne following.
named settier h.i lil;:.l notice ;f Ids intention to
make linnl proof in support ol claim, o"d
that said proof will be made before J. P.
WilliainH, I'. s. CommifHiorier, at his office In
Heppc.T, Oregon, on Sept,, .'Nr. p.j,;. viz: H. E.
No. I'd1."., I'mue! J.,t:es, of !! pi.rier, r go-i,
for the NKtNV! , N'SNK'4. -L'.M-.'i Hec. Lt.
Tp. 1. S., K. 27 E. V. M.
He names the f llowin? witness- to provo
bis continuous retideiica i:pi..u m.,; cultivation
of fnid land, viz:
t. F, Wijfg'ciwoith, L'ieve fox of Gn'lownv,
OfS. n: Enoch P. Wi:ain, Waiter liobinso'u
of iiMpi.r.e-, r -uon.
K. W. 1 V1-, i.-si- fer.
AiiKiOeJ'U.
CONTEST NOTICE.
p.jrt:.:f!.t .f In'-rior.
t".S. 1-aud Olhee, ll.c hu.h, Oregon.
July n,
in this otii.i- l,y Marv A. l ur -i - contvt
llllt, SMillM hoia.-t--,-! ehfrv N rnn.ll
ITIII.. it 'Mil f..r wl. '. -'Ll
i i ..'ii..V. V T.....: ' - i.-v-ri. "''7.8
M, by J hereon K!ivi!i. dnl't iti'whirh it
'l ?' V ' 1 'V J'-ll'-'rs ban never
m.-e.e i.ia .(.:nc-oii ui 1 I '"..rt!.y laft pant
f;x iiiontlm an.! tin i:( vtr inn p. a.,v improve
ments on mP! iar.d -xee,.t to l,u, R ma;i
Co., :a on Mi l iiui l thMt s.ii 1 Hli. red ab'em-e
ai not due to h; empl... -,.t , the artnv.
t:ly .r insrine . ,.rt ..I the L',:ite.l state- in
time of war. ani 1 pHiteen. h.-iehy notilb-.l to
appear, reepond iei ( tier n i lemo toiiehinir
Hid allef.-i in at I o' ! t on Sei tern her
12. Iiu... U fo-e .1 . V. WiV,i,nw. I. S. Oimmis
noner at h.a ,r):rC in Heppr,..r irt(ron. and
thut tinsl hcarictt ill b" held (if i o i loek a.
in. on fceptemher V.i i;i. I.e.,r- t, Keitinfer
and Ke.-e,v,.r at tin- t iiije.i ut. Ud UrJiee
in The llaike, ur-s,ii.
The wid e mtearit. bavinif in a proper affi
davit hle.1 July lo, 1 r;. f()rll, ,'H,.tlt whiri,
fhojv that alter due dilii,-e;,r. w,. service
if this coticeran n"t be mud-, it in herein
frflere land directed that ueh L.itiee be Kivrn
due and prol-r puhi' nti..n
JUJ2.-AnKS ,.Mft'HAtL
Heppner Oaxettwtkl Orefonlaa.
& BISBEE
i
Class Plumber
& BISBEE
If you are liontirnj Vacanl Government
land, J. T. UilliamBon, La (irande, Oie
gon makcp maps of any township in tlie
La Grande Land District showing the
condition of the township at the date
made for $1 each, as show n by the
records of the land office. Lat.d offio
practice a specialty. JuaeT-tf.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough?
Bears the Sr jJ-$l? i
Signature of
Everybody war.t to know rhat Th
Oreeonlan has to say.
"AGfFiG 0 MiVERSITY
FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
A HIGH-GRADE COLLEGE WITH
SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT.
3??a"iful!y locate-J twtnty-six mile;
fixr.i i'crt!Pr.'.t,
Tu!! rcjular college courses.
Af.i.mv tr-vo-i Kirr.no- r.rr.nn r:. I nf- r"l
lUrJi Schord courses.
Cor.sarvtory of Music i:nd f-'thool of
Art, with lipcrl'T instructors.
n-j.ir.ons Lranch Ir.tirjht.
Gymnasium ar. l l";c';i Athletics under
a I'liyrpcal Director.
Woii-CTJippcd Laboratories.
Library of ?;ti.i Voiumos.
tle-altniulsoeiai hie: religious miiuoncos.
.,
ah stuuent cnierinacs active.
-net
THE SCHOOL THAT STANDS FOR THE I
DE3T IN EDUCATIOrj '
,.,,, . . . . .
WRITu FOR CATALOGUE ,
Defore You Order
Tombstones, Marble
or Granite Work
You vi ill lo w ell to see
Monterastelli Brothers
and get prices. TLej have
a fine stock on Laul.
n.tlX STREET, Hi:rptlt, oke. I
Why Don't Homeseekers Come To Morrow
County?
Morrow county produces more wealth per capita than any other county in
the state of Oregon. Our territory within county lines is 75 miles in length by 35
miles in width, large enough for a state, but with not enough population for a good
sized country village. Only 5000 people in the county.
Every year we grow about 1,000,000 butthels of wheat. This is worth abou
8700,000.
W hare about 225.000 head of sheep worth about $562,000, after shearing
while the rool from these sheep will Bell for 8300,000. Then there are horses and
cattle wwth at east a half a million more.
These ate the main items in the wealth producers.
It don't take much figuring whon you look at these figures to come to the
conclusion that Morrow county people make some money. We have the soil, the
climate and the goods to make good.
Morrow county's climate is pleasant and healthful.
Morrow county people are prosperous. Morrow county people haye money.
Here in the town of Heppner we have two banks. The First National in publish -ed
statements shows deposits running from half a mil. ion dollars up. Both banks
have a big business. Heppner can show the largest bank deposits of any town of
its size in the Northwest, and it should be remembered that Lexington, nine miles
away, and lone, IS miles from Heppner both haye banks doing a good busineea.
This looks like Morrow county people have money.
But look here, almost half the population of Morrow county reside in the
towns. This leaves only between 3,000 and 4,000 people in a territory 75 miles in
lenetb by 35 miles in wealth. Don't you think there is room for more people.
Ten or twelve years ago land in Morrow county went begging at from $100 to
8250 for a quarter section.
Five years ago this land had looked up to $0.00 and $7.00 per acre. Today
this land is wotth $15 per acre with a few of the choicest lots some times bringing
$20 per octe. Now the old timers are wondering why tdey did not take advantage
cf this cheap land. They could have made a barrel of money.
Over in the adjoining county of Umatilla wheat lands today are worth from
$50 to $75 an acre. On the other side of us is Sherman county with wheat lands
selling from $25 up. Here we are between with ju.t as good land land at $15 per
acre. Our lands are sure to go up in price. Io a few years the people here wil
be again wondering why thev did not buy some of this $15 land. The proposition
is the same now as it was a few years ago, but it takes more money. Last year
and year before a number of good farmers bought wheat lands and paid for it
with the first crop.
Come to Morrow county and investigate this land business.
'Following are a few samples of what we have for sale:
No 1 320 acres, 13 miles south of
lone, 220 acres in cultivation and is in
crop. One third of crop delivered in
lone goes with place. All fenced with 2
wires. Tiice $4,500. 82,500 cash,
balance in 2 years, S per cent.
No 2 SOU acres, 12 miles eouth of
lone, 500 acres in cultivation 2S5 acres
in grain, will summer fallow balance.
Good well water, fair buildings a'd one
mile from school. Tiice including crop
and summer fallow, 812,500. $3,OoO
cash, $2,00J alter harvest, balance in
one half crop payments at 8 per cent.
No 3040 nciej, 0 miles south of lone,
450 acres in cultivation, 100 mote can be
plowed, 155 acres in wr.eat. Fair
buildinuH, (tnd all fenced w it It 2 wites.
Piice Including crop, $10, 500, $3,500,
cash, small payment uftur harvest,
balance to suit put chaser.
No 4 430 acres, l' miles from Lex
ington, all in cultivation but 5 acres,
tinning water, all fenced. Trice per
acre $20 00. One half cash, balance on
easy terms.
No 5 4S0aciea,12 miles from llepp
ner, 300 acres in cultivation. CO acres
more can be plowed, 150 acres in grain.
Windmill and plenty cf water at house
and running wa'er in pasture. All
fenced with 2 wi-es. Small orchaid.
flree quarters of mile from school.
Trice includ'ng crop, $S 030. 83,500;
cash, balanoe on easv terms. roo n for 12 head of stock. Hay barn
No (5-040 acres, 5 miles f:om Hepp- 2U31, cattle shed 24x00, wagon and tool
ner, all tillabl but 50 acres, 300 acres d lt!x40. About 40 acres in cultiva
io whe .t. Tlenty of water, and fair 1 wre could easily be put in cultiva
buildings. Young orchard. Trice in- ( Hon. Orchard of apple, plum, prune,
eluding crop $20.00 per acre. Ono half pear and cherry trees just beginning to
cash balance on easv terms. bear, cne half mile from school house,
No 7 Stock ranch, 7220 acres all miIt' f'O'" aw mill. Pi ire $2,CO0
fenced with 3 wires, wateted by several 1.400 down balance to suit purchaser.
Timber Lands in Quantities to Suit at Reasonable Prices
For further information call on or add. ess
f HED WARNOCK, MOSE ASHBAUGH,
Heppner. Oregon Eight Alile. Oregon
THE BREWERY
The Best Liquors
and Wines.
HOP GOLD BEER
Lead inc: JJrands of Cigars
C. F. McCarter, Prop.
CITATION,
i
It! the ' ottl.ty Court of tl.e State of OreROi;
I for tho ffiiintv ,r Mnrrnir.
Jm ;hc mCt'.eroI the estate- of Oiin Wnr.ien, a
minor.
irder to f...w en.:-.,) Wbr finl .r of .-'hie of
Ki'il Kstute shonl.i no', be made.
it appearing i the Ktid four, t-yllia petition
this tiny resented !i::i fi.'rd by A. W. Sallln-J the
(iuHrihan of the KKtntenf Olin Worden a minor
pruyinK for an order of aale of real et tate. that
It is i:ct'f'a- 'o .'oil the ail of the real estate
I. .'. -.?. rr I,. I ..r.l... .1..,. I. ..r..
i c ''n lioiii the nii!.- may bv InVe-ted in H more
l profltuble nuini)' r.
I 11 i t'lenioe ord'-reii iyiii- i. . .ynr
'l!'1-',' '"' -,":r(; "' or.len. uM-i
i,lt; "' 'm i.ti.ln'i ,er-ions in er-
rtnl in tne v:;,.. ,.( mj:ior, appear hef,. re
mi 1 Comity ( oio t-i Moi'div tiie mh clv of
Jui.'iut, p.in1 nt Ih o (:.; k lit the forenoon of aaid
day, at the Court ro'vn of woil Coii'ilv l 'oift at!
the ( o'irthoMM.' In f.o epy of Heppner in the !
Comity of Mnrri f to s.'unv ranw n iiy an order j
i-hoiil.l not be eriinted to the sai l A. W. Sniinir,
pntii . ii.iroi.ui 10 pen kii ail or IM- liei.-l n;il ;er i
'I-senile.) renl evt.nof thewiid minor lo-vit;
ah onnn Kied on., vivtii mi r, si m .m-, l-eo. i
'i in 'I'n ; t: - ; w tv m
I Also nn uti.I: , itii-j one r ixth interest in (he
followinir triset of i.., l in the Iran of llard
mnn, r.-(tin : - :.-;-it-nirir '" ehair.-. Ei.t nnd
it .-. . I .Ml i ' I ! ( r OT -x r. ' ; or I 'j Ol I
, :', Iu li :.-'. !:.;, I.. W. M.. ruiiiiiiie th-nre
South lehhiun, thciiee Knst 2 rn ehai- s, thenee I
North 4 ihains thei re Went L'.r.'i rhnins to pl.ee
of becinniui; cotitninimr one m r-.
T. W. AVtK.S, County Judge.
Dated June 22 P.i;.
t. . , ,
The editorial pac of lh Week! Ore-i
fonl&n (Ives a broad treatment to Wld
ranf or tubjecta,
spring branches and creeks. There is
about 75 acres set to alafalfa, 250 more
in cultivation, two fair houses, two good
sli ep sheds. Located in the best grass
siction in Morrow county, Trice per
acie $0.50. One thiid cash, balance on
easy terms.
No 8 2S0 acres timber land, good
house find barn, all fenced, 25 aces
meadow or bottom land. Oe mild
from good saw mill, lJa milts from
school, 10 miles from Hardman. Trice
per ac;e $10. 0J. $500.00 cash, balance
to suit purchaser.
No ! 320 acres timber and trrass
land, 3 miles fiom saw mill, ail fenced,
plenty of running water, small house.
Tri e $1000. Small payment down,
balance on easy terms.
No 10040 acres, 525 acres in cultiva
tion, balance can be farmed, 300 acres in
summer fallow, fair house and barn and
other out buildings, fenced and cross
fenced with 2 w ires, county road runs
on ono side, one half mile from good
fchoul, S miles from railroad station,
Trice f'JO.OO per acre, including summer
j fallow. One third cash, balance on
easy terms, 8 per cent.
No 11 lfii.) seres, (i miles from liar
man, well watered by springs, plenty of
timber forborne use, comfoi table live
room frame house, cellar, milk house,
smoke house, wood house and shop, bain
OREGON
iipTLlNE
Onlv Lino EAST via
SET LIE and DENVER
TWO TRAINS DA1T,Y
Daily
DiPARTS
'TIME 8CHEDfbM
! llRn-NKR, OR. I
Daily
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I East Mall-For
Kant and West
Fast Mall Emm
East and Weet
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I.'iin! and West
9:(X.ia. in.
5:35 p. rn.
tl.O'la. in.
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alLAMLR LINES.
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I,OB' """'ffi between Portland, Astoria,
Orot;on City, Dayton. Salem, Indepemleiire,
Corvallig and all Columbia and Willamette
Kiver points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Rtoamern between Riparia and Iwi'ton lonvo
Hiparia daily at Pl:40 a. in. except Saturday,
returning leave IxjwiMon dally at 7 a. m.exeept
Friday.
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U. Ll j I UJjt,.UM . A Cent. Llf-PDIier.
A. U. CKAIC.
WASTED: Gentleman or ladv with roihI
reference, to travel by rail or with a rie, for
.nun i f-io.ii -i rnpiiai. i-Hiiiry t ,Oi2in imt
, ear and expend; fa'ary paid weekly and
expenaea advanced. Addreaa with Rtamp, Jo.
A. Alexander. HetilMler. Ureenn.
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