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THE HEPCHEK TIMES.
THURSDAY. APR. 14. 1904.
Olllt Andrews went down to Irrfoii
yt trii on inmiiirii anil la wa'.cU tut
Subscription, 1.00 Por Year.
NOTES.
J. R. Numtmaker was In town Tues
day from Spring Hollow,
J, A. Woolery of lone, was business
visitor In Hrppurr Tuislay.
Less Matlock returned Monday from
few day visit In l'ortlaml.
T.J. Burroughs wit lu the city yester
day from hi ranch n the tuoumalna.
1'or Rent Double room, auiuble for
two gentlemen, Inquire at IhU office.
Mr. and Mil S. K. N'otaon of lcxlntf
ton, were viahor lu Ibis city Satuiday.
P. M. Cbristenaon of Lexiugton, was
business viillor in Hcopner Saturday.
Stallion for sale by I'. P. Vaiighan,
lilght Mile, address Ileppner, Ore. al4
Mr. and Mr. K. Jay Merrill of Hard-
man, were viailort in Ileppner Saturday.
B. P. Thompson of Klgbt Mile wu
transacting business in Ileppner Batur
day,
Harry K. Warren wai down fiom
Ilardnian Monday looking after hit
Intereati here.
Mat Ilalverson and B. K. Whitney of
lone, were buainea vlaitor In Ileppner
the first of the week.
Peter Bauernfeind of Cecil, wa In
town a few day this week looking after
aoiue business matter.
Mr. and Mr. John Turley departed
:Monday for Baiter City, where they will
.make their future home.
A freah coat of varniah and new wall
paper materially itupjove the Interior
of the Flrat National Bank.
Commissioner J. I), French wa in
lown Tueaday from Upper Butter creek
looking after aotne road matter.
Mr. and Mr. J. W. Morrow of Port
land, visited with Ileppner friend I
coople or three day the part week.
Albert Aihbaugb of Tacoma, ba been
visiting the psat week with bi parent,
.Mr. and Mr.. A. Aahbangb, in this city
II. A. Beaucbamp and W. P. Snyder
ireturned Ial week from Slem where
'they have been attending the medical
-.Institute.
Notice of Sheriff's Salt
'I bare ute l Cbatnberlain'a fitoniach
uung town gto' jut for a day.
W, W. Suiral, Andrew Rood, A. An
rewi, Phil aetscban and Fred Warnock
left Tuesday 'or Portland to attend the
republican 'ate ronveiitloti, which con
vene lu that city today.
G. W. Phelp left Friday for I'endle-
ton in thi iutereat of bia candidacy for
the nomination of district attorney. lie
will attend the republican state con.
rrnlioa before returning.
Art Minor, manager for the Penland
Livestock Company, who waa in town
Saturday, report that lambing la pro-
greasing with greater success than for
year, the percentage of lost being lrss.
I'M K lkrtholomew who wa up from
Castle Rock the first of the week, report
a brink demuttd for the lot in that town.
The favorable prospects for irrigation at
Cattle Rock it the cause of the demand
for village property.
The Women of Woodcraft and W. 0.
W. will give the third of their eerie of
socials next Friday evening. The but
bandit of Women of Woodcraft and
wives of W. 0. W. .arid visiting member
of the order are invited.
J. T. Ayer, one of the prosperous
tockmen of Butter creek, who was in
Ileppner on business Saturday, report
conditions Cno in his section for the
rancher. The grata it growing rapidly
and stock sre beginning to put on flesh.
Phil Fairbanks, who has been driving
stage on the south end of the Ileppner
Canyon line, came over Saturday to
remain for a time making Improvements
on bis homestead claim and to look
after the renting o( the Mountain House.
Ed Rood, who has been visiting in
New Mexico the past few months, re
turned Friday. He reports very dry
weather down there np to the time he
left, March 8. He says that he doubts
if the sheepmen will save half, of their
lambs unlets rain comet soon.
W. J. Wattenburger, who was in town
Saturday from Butter creek, says he
will plant this week 50 or 00 acres to
corn. Tha soil and climate of Lower
Batter creek I adapted to the growth of
thi cereal, which is one of the more
profitable crop grown in that section.
J. W. Beckett, who was In from Eight
Mile fV.urdey, reports that a number of
farmer in his section were yet seeding
grain, principally rye
for wheat sowing, but the fanners are
eenerallv throuuh with that crop. Mr.
Hy virtue of atnn intlon and order nf tale j and t.iver TabletK !'.h tnovt netUfactory
iliiljr Imim 1 l,r Ilia i Irrk ol tha Cln ult iirt ol results," ttjl Mrs. F. L. Pbt pS, Hoot-
biliousness
are moat
r i"'i"i i,jr Hi irr in ins i in un " rraoiis, tajt airs, r . Li. I bl
emitnr ol Morrow, (... ol Orrg.m, datad toB yesM For Indiaeston. t
2Mh day ol Marrh IVH. o a earuln action .... .....
heClrei.Heourtlnria.i.eoimiy and .UW, D1 constipation these table' .
tint rou ti
Ilia 2Mh
In it.- I '
wherel. i. A. Thorn,-., .'lalntlff, reroverod 'nt. V" aale by Sloe, m Lirng Co
Judgim-nt agalnat I. V. Y. illiaroa a. adiotiila.
tutor of tlit ealate Ol Anton Abrabaiiialik
dertaat-d, ami llurmlne Abrahainalik draad
defnndanta, lor the the turn ol lira bnndrad
three and eighty aven one hundri llb dullara,
and the further mim ol lortjr dollars attorney's
lie, ami coal and dlnhurwinenlt taxed at
thirty saven dollars, on the lltli day ol March
Notice I hereby given that I will on Haturday
the rth da ol Aorll lUOt. at 10 o'clock a. in.
ol .aid day, at th Ironl door ol the court (J WOOcl WOrk sllOO at LeX-
houaa in ileppner, Morrow lonntjr, Oregon, , , .
sell at public auction to the hlghent bidder lor V mcton, HI J. A. I'TOWM S
nrh In hand, the lollowliigdewrltivd property. Pi -. 11
wlt: It lour (1) and Ave ('.) In bloc k ('. L BllOp. U1VO me a Call,
n Joiien adilltlon to Iho town ol Ileppner V ryQrrr
(ft MINOR & CO. - I MINORA CO.
A. A
t GENERAL M
v di niCMiTumn
uLnurvoini i iiiiiu
I have ojened up a 0
general blacksmith and
to
I
Morrow rouutyOrcgo.1 taken and levied upon at
the property ol the ald delemlanu or to mueh
thereof an may 1 noeeiuary toutlufy the aatd
Judgement In favor ol J. A. Thompson and
agallmt tnld defendantii tog-ether with all conta
and dlnburteutvulx that have or may accrue.
E. M. Hhutt HherifT
m3l-a2 by W. 0. 11111 deputy
Imtcd at Ileppner, Oregon, Mar. 25, 1901.
t i' i.iViiv l tiviv iv a
FRANK HAIvIv
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
ily vl rlu re of an execution and order ol aale
duly Unueil by tbe clerk ol the Circuit court ol
the county ol Morrow, tat ol Oregon, dated
the Z'lth day ol March l'J04, In a certain action
In the Circuit court tor aald county and atatc,
wherein Harali E. Hhlpley and Lottie Shipley
plaintiff, recovered Judgement agnlnnt Ham E.
Willie at admlnUtralor ol the etat ol Eliza
M. Willis deeeaned et alt defendants, for the
aura of elghu-en and fifty one-hundreth dol
lar, and the further sum ol twenty dollars
attorney's lee, and coat and dlnburaemenU
taxed at fifteen and forty one-hundredlb dol
lars, on the th day of March IWM.
Notice It hereby given that I will on Bator-
day the Uh day of April WA, at Z o'clock p. m.
of day, at the front door of the court
Iioiim) in Ileppner, Morrow county, Oregon,
tell at public auction to tbe highest bidder lor
cauli In hand, tha following described property,
to wit : Lota seven 7 and eight H In block
two 2 lu thlpleya addition to the town ol
Heiipner Morrow county Oregon. Taken and
levied upon as the property ol the said delend-
anln or to much thereof a may be neceanary to
atlitfy the said Judgement In lavor ol Barah E.
Hhlpiey and Lottie hhlpley and against said
deluudanta together with all coats and dls-
burncmenU that have or may accrue.
E. M. HllL'TT, Sheriff
rnil aM by W. 0. Hill deputy
Dated at Ileppner, Oregon, Mar. V, 19D4
GENERAL DRAY
I have engaged in the gen
eral drayage buninf ea and bo
licit a share of the patronage
All kinds of dray work done
with promptness and care.
J. T. MITCHELL
fV'TMutuil twrjxHiii'i! ,itiflSTfiniMtHWti.jainJiuiKtmiflMi tmitfmi.Miirti-JfBW'-'
CARRStCOX
! Contractors and Builders
ESTIMATES AND PLANS
FURNISHED ON ALL WORK
A ehare of the patronage
solicited.
HOUSES MOVED and REPAIRED
Office one door north of Scrivner'a
blacksmith shop, Main street.
Lost A small aentlemsn's purse con
HalnltiK 118 In koM. l'lndrr will be BMket says b has finiabed seeding on
aultaldy rewanlod by leaving tame at bis farm and commenced summerfallow
ttb Times odjee. Ing
w. K. w-.ihrl.iM. who baa been at N. C. Marls of Hot Lake, visited with
. 1 .I..1ai In Tfartttir si (mm tav th tHHt
. a .a r r.- ,.-,, in "Mr" "
l-oriiauu toe o-.v icw w. . . .
W . av wa i .
a a . w I I 1
reatmem, returned last rriaay muto ch,rie of the w.de berd 0f shorthorn
improved In health. cattle, np to tbe time they were sold,
v.,. u-.KS , r.me o.er from Walla March 12. Mr. Maris says
. a -m fn, probably accept a position
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
By vlrture of aa execution and order of sale
duly luiied by the clerk ol tbe Circuit court oT
the county ol Morrow, Male ol Oregon, dated
the 2-Mli day ol March 1!1, in a certain action
lu the 1 Ireult court for aaid comity and state,
wherein J. A. Tbompton plaintiff, recovered
Judgment against 1. K. and C. K. VanWlnkle
defendanu, lor tbe urn ol two hundred and
eighty eight and fifty one-hundredth dollars
and the further sum of thirty dollars attorney's
lee, and coals and dltburiutinenta taxed at
twenty one and ten one-hundredth dollars,
on the Vlh day ol March 1 '-!.
Notice Is hereby given that I will on Batur
day the :itn day ol April 1904, at2 o'clock p. ra
ol aaid day, at the front door ol the court
If la a liltln late houte in ileppner. Morrow county, Oregon
ell at public auction to liie nigneni nmaer lor
cub tn band, the following described property,
to wit: Thaaaal half of lot ight l In bloc k
three (S) In freaton Ixioneys addition to Ilepp
ner, Oregon. Taken and levied upon aa the
property of the said defendants or so much
thereof as may be necemary to satisfy the said
Judgement III favor of 1. A, Thompson and
agalimt aid defendants together with all cotla
and disbursements that have or may accrue.
E. M. 8HITT, Sheriff
m:u-aa by W. O. Hill, deputy.
Dated at Heppnor, Oregon, Mar. 26, 19W.
ARTHUR SMITH
Watchmaker and Jeweler
HEPPNER
he will
ith tbe
Vnl Snlrlt of Portland, aa traveling
sometime looking after bis livestock .p,,. Mr. M.ri, WM accom
Intereati Id Morrow county. panied by Mr. Maris.
C.K.Jones waa la Irom his Eight Mrs. Art Minor received the sad In
Mtb ranch Saturday. Me reports tb.t telligence last S.turd.y that l.er mother,
. . ,A j t Mrs. Celestino Rush, bad just died at
M n.saoou,, ou .err. 7 v w ..Jence, Missouri. Mr.. Minor
tarley but will finish up this week. Md ub ,e(t Mon(iaT morning for In-
Geo. Thomson, a brothei of James and dependence to attend the funeral. Mrs.
Tt, ,n .rrl..A Saturdav I Rush waa a former resident of Morrow
,, ,,. i . county, where she had a large circle of
evening from Chicago. He will a-ist ff,f ;,,, .oqualntence, who will le.rn
bis brothers In their mercatile business. whh rfgreti of her rteBthf kU& wbo aym-
Miss Klhel Swsggsrt came over from pathiie with Mrs. Minor la her hourg ol
Tendleton l..t week and will remain lad affliction.
during the summer lor the purpo of A lt plt enjoyable birth.
. ... day party waa given In bouor of Mr.
making Improvements on h,r homestead ,t h hmue ,a .bl, city
.claim. yesterday afternoon, it being bis 74th
Ashbaugh & Ayen have fitted op a birthday. All of the members of Mr
..or. neat and cost Ice cream parlor In and Mra. Barton's family were present
w j -
the resr of the post
through the poatoffi
tthe I'sstlme. Ln erioved an afternoon of pleasant
Bert Simons cam over from Center, aociability. Limited space prohibits
vtlle, Wash., Monday to visit few days lurther mention st this lime,
with bis family who reaide In Ileppner. The numerous new fences that have
, , , H ..ii,l leen built this spring ahout bonnes that
He reports crops looking well In Klick- """ "" . . , , .u n t
ai TTywx t h(fe ,ffn C(,,tt uctci ,nCe the fiootl go
stat county. t jon8 waT towards restoring former
Mra. L. K. Cohn, the leading milliner, .ppf.r.ncet. There waa only time last
recelvwl new deslgnes in dress hats Mon- tfgr l0 nUuild houses and none of the
day. Chlldrens dress hats ready Friday. fin,,ingt 0f homes, auch as rebuilding
tfilk and velvet rlbboB on sale. Orders fcnMif king lawns and planting
given prompt attention by Miss Stewart, .hmMicry were thought of for the time,
of Portland. but now that Ibis work la progressing
Rev W. E. Totwlne, hl father, N. W. along rapidly It w'.ll Ie only a matter of
Potwlne, bla sister Mtra Ma Totwine. time when formt-r apprancea will be) in
and bis brother Roln-rt Polwlne, lest messcrt restored and we will foel like
here Mondav lor Portland and will set we are at home again
aail from Ban I'rsnclseo neat Saturdsy
lor the Hawaiian Islands where they
will make their future borne.
baa been a (a nlliar
. tl tt 4 . iV -4- V lit
OlQ THE FABRIC IN THIS GARMENT N II
-::! IS WARRANTED yM
2 miQ zum wyyik v
J EVERY PROCESS FROM THE RAW WOOL k
: I I TO THErflNlSHELTISARMENT IS CONDUCTED 1 I J'J
0 IEnflATdSUrVrtlON IN Jl i?a
!$ P'h ALIZARINE DYED fg' j
I 8ft o SUITS I
0 V v. y aw A
1 vTx i
'A I I I A x Comft in nnrl t.rv o
I k 3 j) them on and see p
j J 5 1 O how they look.
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Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue ol sn execution and order of sale
duly Imued by the Clerk ol the Circuit Court
ol the county ol Morrow, mate ol Oregon,
dated tbe ltn day of March m In a certain
ai tiou In the Circuit court for said county and
tale, wercln E. D. Rood plaintiff, recovered
Judgement againnt Oncar Mitchell one of the de
fendanu for the sum of fl&U.OO and tbe lurther
urn of Ili'i.OO attorneys fire, and costs and dia
btirMiuenU taxed and allowed, at t6.40 on the
th day ol March HXM; and Jane Penland one
of the defendants recovered Judgement against
(mar Mitchell one of the defendants lor the
urn of 1..17.67, and the further sum ol ftt.OU
attorneys lee, on the Vth day ol March 1904,
and Joaeph A. Woolery one ol the defendant
recovered Judgement agalnat Oscar Mitchell
one ol the defendants for the sum of f7il.ll.
and tbe further sum of IXUW attorneys fee. On
the Dili day of March VM, all of said Judge
menu being recovered on said day ln a suit
wherein E. D. Koud wss plaintiff aud Oscar
Mitchell, et aU, wera defendanu;
Notice is hereby given that I will on Tueaday
the Imh day of April l'Jot at one o'clock p. in.
ol aaid day, at the front door ol the court houite
lu Ileppner Morrow county Oregon sell at
CR0SHEI1S
AND
ZOLLINGER
Have just opened a new
saloon at the corner of
Main and May streets
Finest Liquors
and Cigars
Pendleton Beer
On Draught
Hot and Cold Lunches
Heppner, Or.
I'fcr MINOR & CO. I MINOR & CO. jAIH
. . excrtit one. The principal feature of 1 public auction to the highest bidder lor cah I
itofflce, with entrance cTl vnv- v , ,,,, , (1iiwi deeriu-d property f
, , the occasion was an elegsnt dinner. (1.wlt: fhe norlh-wet quarter ol the north-! fg
(lice and BLOtber Irom ...,,.. rMm:i unlon at which ,'""t 'l"arier ol htH-tton twenty lour, and the hf
It was a regular lamiiy reunion at wuuu wv'mu ,, ti, oniheat nirter, and the. D
mm
TOfJUBlES
"I flad Tbedrord'a Blaak-Dra.gM
iiulliweKt uilRrter of Hie norllieant quarter of
H-etton thirteen In townxhip one Somli Range
twenty four r.al W. M taken and levied upon
aa the proerty of the mid linear Mitchell or o
much thereof an may I neeexxary to shIIhIt
the rld Jiidgiiiems In favor of h. 1). Kwid.
Jane IVIiIbiiiI, and Joaeph A. Woolery ln the
order ol their prlorllv, and agalniit aaid Oscar
Mitchell together with all coals and diiburao
nieiita that have or may acctira.
Iialed at Ileppner, Oregon, March IRth, 1901.
E. M.Biirrr
niKall Bhoriff
Cured HI. Mothr of Rhoumatlsm
'My mother has been a suffer for many
years with rheumatism," says V. II.
Summons.
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon
for the county of Morrow.
Patrick Mi'Pald, plaintiff,
va,
Catherine Keaney, Frank Reaney and J. II.
Koraythe, delendaiiU.
To Catherine Keaney. Frank Beattcy and J.
II. Koraylhv, dulendauU;
In the name ol the Htate ol Oregon, you and
each ol you are hereby required to appear In
the atHive Kiume.l court an I cauan ami nrr
the lomplnlnt ol iUlnil(T tiled airnlnut you, on
or lielorti Thiiraday, May lith l''l, aalil date
being alx weeka fiom the dale of the flrat pub
lication of thli aumtnona, and If you fall to ao
appear and anawer for want thereot, the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed
for In hla complaint.
The relief pmyed for la that you and each nf
vim be required to apiear In aaid court and
delendaiiy right claim or title you may have
in the lollowtngdeacrlhed real property, to-wlt:
Tha aouth-eaat quarter oi ttecuon m, in
North Kaiigff 24 Kaat W. M
Tp. 2,
China Jim, who baa been a la ttlliar I years who rncu...... j. . ...
-Hgur. in Ileppner for many years, Hed Ilow.rd, of Hu.b.nd. r.. "At time.
..nlldenlyTuealsy forenoon while sitting she was unable to move a all. while a
la chair In the kitchen of his restanrsnt times walking was
.of heart f.llur. lie Is sal I to l.ave been I her with a bottle of Chamberlain a Tain
.f..llnrdty U several daya previous Halm and after . fw application he
t..i .ti..de.t to Bis bus. iWlded It was the most wonderful pain
w ui ., .... i r... .1..
reliever ane nan ever n ibu, iu
Is never wltbont It now and Is at all timet
. 1 . . ... t .Hn1l-.II.H
... ... I i t AiLia n hi, il tF.-vni.iif ill. i'eiiti"M
Without warning, lie nan urrar, " t. ' Vr.l.r s -lated the Hl.t day ol starch lum, and
I. It., raalaitrant business In Heppner Oirsin nsttn srrpusw.y ia F-'" - that this summons ahall Im pub.
II IM nanrni .i M ,.,..,i ,.ri,ut .1, I ve wwki from
li- na. am ana was inrmrrir iiuuuim wim, m-.... .... . -
(orsa as nual up to the lat moment
-when ha st down la a chair and eiplred
l i.. i at liie bnarlna all conflicting claims bs
aettled and determined by the court, and that
the title to aaid land tie confirmed and forever
veiled In tli plaintiff, and the cloud now upon
hla aaid title ! removed,
Thla aiimmona la aerved upon yott by pub.
Ileatlon thereof bv order of tha lion. W, R.
Kills Judge ol the alHiV" entitled court, which
a rood mediolne for liver dia
It ourad my aon after ha had apeBt
fiuewtthdoetors. It la all the med
iolne I take."-MRS. CAROLINA
atABTIN, Parkeraburg, W. Va.
If your liver doe not act reo-
ularly go to your dniggist and
secure a package of Tbedford's
Black-Draught and take a dose
tonight. This greit family
medicine frees the constipated
bowels, stirs up tbe torpid liver
and causes a healthy secretion
of bile.
Thedford'i Black - Draught
will cleanse the bowels of im
purities and strengthen tbe kid
neys. A torpid liver Invitea
colds, biliousness, chills and
fever and all manner of sick
ness and contagion. Weak kid
neys result in Bright's disease
which claims as many victims
as consumption. A 25-cent
packrure of Thedford'i Black
Draught should always be kept
il the house.
Real Estate
And Fire Insurance
Mbitets & Patterson
If you have a Farm, Grazing
Lands or City Property for
Sale call on us. Or if you
Want to Buy we can suit you
as we have a Long List of
Properties to Select from.
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I A fit guaranteed. May street, S
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Draught for liver a.d k da.y com
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It." WILLIAM OOTtUlH, Mar
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HUDSON & BROWNHILL
Real Estate and Investment Co.
THE DALLES, OREGON.
We will make you & blue print of any township In The Dalles
Land District, corrected up to date, showing all filings and
vacant lands, for fifty cents.
We have 10,000 acres of Forest Renerve Lieu land scrip for sale
in quantities from 40 acres up, and will undersell any quo
tation either in Portland or Ban Francisco. Don't fail to get
our prices before ordering. : : : : : : i
ft a Tib'r of yrare
w. and alter aain uaic.
i. W. I'aci.rs
sal by Stocuta Drng Co.
; ocoacatuaatxrai a (
f aga at tbe lime ol lis death.
uiitl luaji
Attorney lor l'lalutlff.