THE GAZETTE.
EPPNEK.TUm:yOAV. MAI 21. '8't
Local and General.
Count Soisip. Fot the next 30 dnys.
Minor, Dodsmi & Co. will pay 00 cento
in cash tor Morrow connty scrip.
Bbixo Ox Yocn Scrip. C. M. Mallory
at the city drug sture is paying the
Ijiglu-Ht mm ket prioe iu cash tor Morrow
county scrip.
Hoksts iob SAI.R. I hare a band of
from one to two hundred flteok horses
fur sale, at 337.50 a bond. Call on me at
Heppner, Or. E. L. Matlock.
CiiCBUED To Death. Ou Saturday
Darius Monrehouae, residing in Uma
tilla oounty just across the line, oame to.
to town with a four horse team for a
load of chopped feed. Ho was accom
panied by two yotintf men named Sail
ing and Lynch. While returning home
iu (lie evening, and when within 300
yards of Mr. Moorehouae's place, the
three men began "skylarkiu" and scufll
ing on the wagon, and Mr. Moorehouse
lost his hulauoe and fell under the
wheols. Before the team oould be stop
ped one of tho wheels passed over him
iu the regiou of the .abdomen. The
wagon was loadod with a tou ami a hrdf
of chop. The injured man ws carried
to his homo, where he died in 80 min
utes. Decoased was 4H years old, and
was well and favorably known in Uma
tilla and Walla Walla oouutiea, where he
lias resided fur many years. He leaTps
n wife and Beveral children well provid
ed for. The funorul tools place to-dy at
the Sailing cemetery. Walla W'aia
Statesman.
BnowNKD Near Gklii-o. - tiist Wed
nesday moniitig about 10 o'clock Mr. E.
V. Krause, remiimg at Omo, was
drowned under the following cirenmstan
oes: He and three others had been fish
ing by means of nets, and gelling down
the river near the falls, three jumped on
Duora and began pulling the liat up
stream by means of n rope, Mr. Krause
staying in the boat which wis half full
of water to keep it from hitting the
rocks. They had proceeeed some dis
tance, when tho bout capsized and Mr
Krause was thrown into lh water. He
was swept down by the swiftness of the
current, and was only seen once after
wards. Mr. Krauze leaves a wife and
tivo children, uud has resided at Celilo
for a number of years. Tinwe-Houit-tainenr.
New RkttTjEIW. The appreciation in
value of land ahmg willow creek has
been so rapid that sumc of the railroad
contractors are Cling homesteads, e'e,
odou trains open for settlement, or
whero titles are duhject to contest,
liight cf way is probably tho most valu
able rrop which will be raised for some
time, henoe the railroaders ore cnreful
to select quarter sections upon which
large diimages mo growing. On lower
Willow creek, the O. B. & N. now hold
deeds fur the rife-lit of way from former
claimants over land upon which the
railroaders hiive filed so some one be
Miles the O. It. N. may have to pur
chase right-of-w ay to ninko good then
deads.
Rct 'km TJi'.- The celestial r.s well as
the wild, western cow-boy, likes the fun
t riding a cayuse at full speed down
our streets, which are wide enough for a
lace-conise. but our city dads have lotif.
since made it an object to see that
this rai t waa carried on out side of the
onrporntiim. China Louie came down
from Hardin.iu last Tuesday iu a very
short suace of time; ruiiair Im Imrsa into
town at a lively rate. Marshall Loelt
nano requested his presence before, his
honor, Kecorder Hulierk, where he hus
tled out $10 to pay for his fun,
New linuxa. A recent ciculnr from
the general land offioe gives the follow
ing U4w ruling in reference to making
final proofs: "Heretofore final proofs in
homestead, pre-emption ami commuted
homesteads were taken before the judge,
or, in his absence, th clerk of any dis
trict court. Hereafter only final home
stead proofs will be allowed to be taken
before such judge or clerk, and tho n
tiees of intention to make such proof
must specifiy whether such is a cummn
ted 1-osaestead or otherwise."
Good News. Just read the insido of
the sheet and then take the trouble to
inspect Frank Bros, implement ad., not
far off from the adventures of alleppner
rancher, all of which will bo found on
tin outside. Loezer & Thompson is
the firm that deal3 iu tliose reliable
goads. Their name shmild appear in
connection with the ad., and will be
looked after in our next issue.
Will Thkt CetjEbkatk.-- The day
fast approaches when the great American
bird will airbus feathers in the breeze,
laden with the odor of blossoming sage
brush, but so far, the patriotic citizens
of Heppner liavo made no preparations
for that event. It is suggested that the
people of this town have a meeting as
soon as convenient, and make the neces
sary arrangements to celebrate iu a be
coming manner.
DiHSArpnAimD. A gentleman just
from the vicinity of Birch
creek says that tho Dutchman
who so mysteriously disappeared from
McCamhridges's hotel last January has
not yet turned up to claim the two
horses that he left. No trace of him haB
been discovered, and the case is now as
inexplicable as that, of the sheep herder
Lange on Lost river. H uoii Jxiver
Xews-Miuei:
Located Is Idaho. Our old friend
Martin Anderson, writes us that he is
now located at Mountain Homo, Idaho,
and that he desired the sheet Bent to
)um at that plaoe. Martin usually
finds employment in the Heppner coun
try, but this season finds him in an
niither section. He will return this fall,
and spend the winter with us.
Killing On Slatfu Cheek. While
on Slater creek, near Boise City, Idaho.
J. A. Dailey shot and instantly killed
Tom Bker. The killing was evidently
done in self defence, as Baker had tried
to cut Dailey, and failing in this was
about to draw his pistol, when the latter
shot him dead.
Going To Willow,. Jim Dodoon was
nt the print shop last Monday, and in
formed us that he was on his way to
Willowa where ho will go into the cattle
business. Mr. iJodsou was formerly in
business at Arlington, but sold out last
fall. w .
Back Again.-F. E. Wilirmrtb, who
has been acting in the capacity of Ga
zette tramp, is back sgain with tanned
features, and feeling like a pugilists?)
On his trip, be took in Fossil, Lone
Bock, Rawdog and several other impor
tant places.
Fire At PiLorsz. Fire at Palonse
oity, W. T., on the 18th. burned 8200,
000 worth of property, on whiob there
was 870,000 insurance. The bnrut dis
trict covers seven blooks.
Then Up. At John Bidgeway's
ranch, in Road canyon, one sorrel
horse, about 10 or 12 years old, branded
J K on left shoulder. U. T. Kidgewav.
Cash Mallory returned from Portland
last Monday.
E. A. Kramer was over from his ranch
last Tuesday.
Chaa. Long came down from the
mountains the first of the week.
Capt. Homer McFarland was up from
Lexingtou Tuesday.
Bon Parker was in Heppner last week,
and called on the sheet while here.
The Kearney orew finished shearing
Chus. Elder's baud last Saturday.
Cass Matlock, of Pendleton, is in
Denver, Colo , attending tho races.
The Supreme Lodg". K of P., convenes
at Cincinnati, June 13ih.
Frank Rodgers is about laid out with
a larno back.
It is n clear c.-.se that Hayman will not
stand good tor the lint.
W. B. Cunniughnme will find his dun
pony at Jim Jones' stable.
O. E. t'r.rnworth was down from the
Hardman country last Friday.
Our subscription list baa renched the
W)i) mark and is still w huopiug 'er up,
Eli.
Patrick Foley is in Portland replen
ishing his etock of wagon maker's sup
plies. Os Mitchell was up from bis ranch
last week, and while iu town cailed on
the shop.
The Northtrcxt oorr-.es out in its May
number with a good send-off for Port
land. JoeKefler stiil rtmains the boss epriuk
ler man. Th struct are at all times ,n
a splendid condition.
J. S. McDonald, of Portland, ws in
to'vn tbis week, looking hftor our mer
chants stuck of tine cigars and callous
J. L. Beyurer and family, of Eight
Mite, were ia Heppner yestwJay. Mr.
Beymer is "tie f the most auuocssf ul
farmers iu tout section.
Why should tlio breath n? moi tal be
bad? Simpy because they do not go
down to Dock. Vaughn's i,sid
have their teeth filled.
Remember there will bo rprvices at
the M. E. church, south, mxt Suudny
morning and evening, Hoiiry Raaiuiu
officiating.
Bell Griffin, Ada Minor. Elbry fj-.ra?-gart,
Lcnnie Warmoth Bud Gertrude
Bishop eaoh remembered uj witii a nice
bquet last week.
We now receivo "Tho- Tnnneniean" a
weekly pappr, published at Newburg,
Tun. Good paper, and nofoiionsly dem
ocratic, which it has a right to bo.
Jackaon Fleck was over from Saud
Hollow yesterday, and ciates that his
crop prospect is good, and that ouoinoie
shower will briDg it out alright.
Why should the toe-nail of mortal be
oold? Shakespeare. Dug up by "Red."
iu the "Wall Wall," and traslated mio
plain every day United States.
Mr. A. Taylor, father of Mrs. Fuller,
returned last Saturday after an absenoe
ef several mouths in California ard the
Wililumetto valley.
L. Farmer, of Eight Mile, who had the
misfortune to break both bonea of the
left, arm near tho wrist, last fall, had it
broken over again abont two weeks ago
while bieaking oolta.
Sigmend Baer arrived at, Heppner last
week, and is now with the old firm of
Heppner fc Blackmail. We congratu
late tli at house ou the addition to their
force of such a pleasant gentlemau.
The Columbia Chronicle claims that
Dayton, W. T , has more g'iod water
power than any other town in the ter.,
except Spokane Falls, and cannot un
derstood why feme of it U not utilized.
Never skip the advertisements when
reading a newspaper. They show just
what live busiueRS men are about,-and
every one whe has trading to do will
find that it pays to trade with those who
advertiss.
By honk r crook or ntViorwise. we
raked up the first issue of the Gazette,
and r.s the old files are not in the shop,
wo appreciate it. We take notice of the
fact that it was then as it is now, a sort
of an agricultural sheet.
Heppner has prettier girls, handsomer
voung men and finer lot of old bachelors
than any town of its size in Or. a state
ment we are able to prove. There in
not n town in the State that dares knock
this from Heppuer's shoulder.
IVtor .1. Donnelly, who is better
known as "Peter the Poet," has retired
from journalism nt Long Creek. Peter
makes ft he'.ler three-card monte sharp
than anything else he ever tried.
Mr. Hallock and her daughter, Mrs.
W. P. Dntton, left last Friday for the
Willamette Taller. Mrs. FTallnok will
spend the summer there, but Mrs. Dnt
ton will start for Vermont in a short
tiirn, where sho will spend a few months
visiting relatives.
Mr. Ha-ry L. Kevte and Henry Work
man, of Lexington, called on ns last
Fridav. Mr. Kevte worked in this office
under "Red's" administration, and on
the above mentioned occasion threw in a
handful of doad matter, just to see how
it would go.
Joe Williams. Thes. Morgan, Geo.
Win. Wright, C. L. Andrews, Thos.
TInwnrd and Geo. Harrangton went out
to look nfter the political sitnaticn of
Morrow oountv last Tuesday. The can
vnss betran on tbnt dav at 11 o'clock, at
Matternon sohool house The last three
gentleman went out to Hardman.
Following are the names of the re
nently elected officers of the Grand
Lodsie of Knights of Pythias of Wnsh
ington Ter., in session last week at Col
fax: Oliver Hall, Colfax, G. C: John
Forbes. Tneoma G. V. Ct H. S. Young,
Walla Walla. G. P.: D. J. Coleman.
Wnlla Walla, G. M. of E.: J. C Halla-
bangh, Lewiston, G. M. nt A.; J. F,
Beardlev, Taooma. G. I. G.; M. D,
Smith, Spokane Falls, G. O. G.
The grand jury brought in indiot-
ments of murder in the first degree
against Mary Pyle, John Hum, her Hon
and James Hefiler, her former book
keeper and night watch. This oase is
now on trial at Walla Walla, and great
interest ia manifested in the matter,
large crowds attending conrt eaoh day.
Later. The jury after 15 hours delib
eration found defendents, Mrs. Pyle and
Hum, guilty as charged in indictments.
Thb Verdict. Children's oarriaces
are en indispensable article in a family,
and that being the verdict n the Ameri
can people, oall at Kirk & Yonngprrea's
and get one at cost for cash. Coma
early and get the choice.
Republican Talk. Hon. E. L. Ap
plognte spoke to a considerable sprinkle
of our citizens at the court house, last
Saturday evening. Mr. Applegate ia a
pioneer from woy bnok, and believee in
looking np the tariff iaaues in the same
manner.
Give rr Awat. The kids in town
have a lndge and they are going to put
the n. a. brand on Ben. Rutherford. ex-
Fast Potential pizeerinctnm of the Shin
ing Red Light, for giving away the pass
word and grip wh?u he was rolling the
Atlas. Ihe Uutario Attn.
Look Oct Fob Breaker I have
1,400 acres of timber Innds, known ru
the Dntch Billy and Caplinger places,
and all persons are hereby warned
against cutting timber off of said lands
as I will prosecute them to the full ex
tent of the la-v. F.. R. S'-vTsTiirmrB.
Sold Oct.-Don't forget that there i
now a first olnsa bakery in town, where
yeu can get fresh bread, pies, cakes and
all that is usually kept in a first class
bakery. Having bought out my partner
and by mutual Consent dissolved part
nership with him, I will hereafter oon
duct the busiuess alone. All debts due
the former partnership will be oollocted
by me and I will pay all the debts dne
by the firm as I have came to stay, and I
hope the people of the town wiil give
me their patronage. Cmii3 Kraoss.
Wor.KS Well. Farmers in olden
times, had very few oouveuienoiea to
assist them iu the routine of farm
duties, but in this day numerous inven
tions have made farming n pleasure.
We would call attention, particularly, to
tho hay und grain stacker, of A. N. Wal
lace, who is manufacturing this labor
saving contrivance. It will also remove
nets from header beads. Call on him at
Heppner. Von will find him at the Pio'
Di'er hotel.
Bio Rusn. Put your money where it
will do you the most good by buyiug
your goods of Hager. Just openieg up
a fine line of ladies, misses and obil
drens shoes at prices thnt will astonish
yon, also a splendid line of boots nod
bhoes for men aad boys. Buttuns reset
on all shoes purchased from me free of
charge, with a new process button
mathino.
Artistic Work. Painting a house
properly is a job that takes a good baud
with the brush, and Wash Williams is
the man that oim do that work for yon
in the highest lino of artistic art. Paper
hanging and inside work, a apooialty.
.Satisfation guaranteed, or o charges
made.
Stiiated. A 3 year-old bay mare, star
iu face, n hite hind feet, branded half
ciroio N onleft shoulder. Ranged last
year with Cy Beuuott's horses. A liber
al reward will be paid for her return to
Jim Junes' stable, Heppuer, or at my
ranch. W. R. Newman.
Confcumiitiou Snrely Currd.
To ma Editor Pie ise inform yonr
readers that I have a positive remedy
for the above named disease. By its
timely use thousands of hopeless cases
liavo been permanently eured. I shall
be glad to send two buttles of my reme
dy free to any of your readers who have
consumption if they will send me their
express and post office adress. Respect
fully, T. A. Sleeum' M. C, 181 Pearl St.,
New York.
Syrnp Figs.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Franaiaoo,
Ciil , is nature's own true laxative.
This pleasant liquid fruit remedy may
be had of C. M. Mallory, druggist, Hep
pner, at 50 cents or $1 a bottlo. It is
the most pleasant, prompt and effective
remedy known, to clonae the system, to
act ou the liver, kidneya and bowels
gently yet thoroughly, to dispel head
aches, colds and fevers, to cure couata
patiou, indigestiou and kindred ills.
Fine Cabpets. Mrs. John Willing-
hame is prepared to weave carpets at all
times, having a splendid old-fashioned
loom, such as we used to seo iu our boy
hood days, and the knows how to use it.
Those wanting a good rag carpet will do
well to call on her at tneir residence
below Johnny Elder's place.
That Highway of Nations,
The broad Atlautio, is ever a stormy
thoroughfare. Yet blow the winds ever
so fiercely, and ride the wavcB ever bo
loltily, seamen must man the good ships,
tourists will brave the passage, and com
mercial travelers aud buyers must visit
the centers of foreign trade and manufac
ture. That atrocious malady, sea-sickness,
together with colicky paius and
much inward uneasiness is often endured
when Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters would
have fortified the voyager agaiust them.
Sea captains, and ia fact all old salts
and veteran travelers are acquainted
with the protective value f thia estima
ble preventative and remedy, and are
rarely unprovided with it. Emigrants
to the fur west should use it ns n safe
guard against malaria. Seek the aid of
tho Bitters for dyspepsia, osnstipation,
liver complaint, kidnoy troubles and all
ailments that impair the harmonious
and vigorous action of the vital powers.
Noiica to TiaCQKrta.- -Notice is here
by given tbat tba Morraw county board
of exaruiuera, begi'ining at noon on May
30, 1S8. at the court bouse in Heppner,
will hold a public examination of all
pnrtiea desiring to obtain taaober'a cer
tificates for Marrow aounty.
J. H. Staxlbt, School Supt.
Ton SatjE. 320 acres of deeded land
and n timber culture, situated between
Frank Gilliam'! and Silas Wright's in
Spring Hollovr, Rhea Creek, Morrow
oonnty, Oregon. Good water on eaoh
quarter section, and the beat spring in
the country at the house. Call on me
at my place or address mo at Heppner.
W. C. HBIMIhUB.
Notice. I have about 200 small ac
counts on my bftoks vbich must be set
tled at once or they will be placed in the
hands of an attorney for collection. Im
mediate attention to these will aave
costs. Respectfully, C. M. Malloet.
Nw Laundrt. Absrat tht first of
May we will open a new laundry in the
building next below Jim Jones' livery
stable, on the east side of Main street,
Heppner A full stock of Japanese silk
goeds and lacquered are will also be
kept on hand. Kiau & Wo Kbb.
Fob Sale. 5500 head of stook shaep.
Said sheep last yonr sheared 7 pounds
of wool perhead; are free from scab and
in excellent condition. Will be ready
for delivery immediately after shearing,
about May 15. For further particulars
call on or address W. S. Thomisok.
Fossil, Gilliam Comity, Or.
CITY BAKERY,
Will supply you with fresh bread
and buns every morning,
ALSO
With A Good Variety of Cakes.
Wedding Cakes A Specialty.
Boston Bak(d Drum aval Brou n
Bread Every Sunday
Morning io Order.
Fine Lunch Room.
Opposite Minor Dodson & Co s.
Oiiisl Kram?.
THRIFT AND TRADE.
Heppuer's EnterprinJiis Citlsi Who Ley
their Wares Btfore the World.
Drop in and tee Hager'i new summer
hats. Cbeapl Cheap!
When you go to Arliegton stop with
Billy Theodore, at the San ford house.
Just arrived at C. M. Mallory's City
drug store, a fine line of staple and
fancy stationery. Call and examine.
If you want to get rich sow alfalfa.
Yon can get it aad every other kind of
seed at Minor, Dodaon & Co'a.
Leeaer A Thompson will in a few days
receive a large addition to their stock of
hardware, nails, etc.
Hunsaker &. Co.. can Ct yon ont with
a substantial wagon or a fine hack. They
sell thera cheap, and it Will pay you to
call on them before purchasing lie
where. They handle Fish Bros.' wagons,
and they are reliable goods.
Choice candies, nuts, eta., in immense
quantities at Ed. R. Bishop's, fine
wines for medicinal aad aaoramental
purposes can be had at the same place.
Dr. John Rasmus, professional tooth
puller and mouth fixer. All kinds of
dentistry done neatly.
A second ear-load of barb wire will
reaoh M., D. A Co. thia week.
The Farmers' and Merohanta' insurance
eompany, of Albany, Oregon, will give
you a square deal. See ad. in another
column.
Cash paid fnr county scrip at Minor,
Dodsoa k Co'a.
Do you want the finest brand of flour?
Sperry oan furnish it.
"Yon are looking well, my friend."
O! yes, I drink soda water frori that im
mense fonntaiu down at Ed. Bishop's
drugstore."
Fine crockery, neatjlampe, chaap tin
ware, ard everything pertaining to a
well-regulated hardware and tin shop
will be found at Hunsaker & Co'a.
People do not ask any longer what is
thia Oregon Blood Purifier, for they
know it by its reputation as being the
best liver regulator aud blood oleanaer
in existenoe.
Do you want mill feed in any quanity?
Sperry can acoorarnodate you. Oive
him a enll. Hunt him np.
You oan find hair curlers, agricultural
hardware, calf blabbs and clothes pinB
at Loczer & Thnmpaon'a.
Remember the place to get a good ci
gar ia of C. M. Mallory at the City drug
store.
Mat Lichtenthal ia constantly recoiving
summer goods. Go to him for ladies and
children shoos.
When man gets so that he ean't apeak
pleasant to his wife, he must have either
the chillblains or the toothache. Dr.
Vaugban, the dentist, is a sure cure for
the latter.
When your teeth get so that yon ean't
eat anything harder than mush dig up
Dr. Vaugban and have him make you a
new set.
Everv one who hna a house should
have it insured, and nothing is ahead of
the Farmers' and MerohaDte' Iisarance
company ef Albany, Oregon, for that
protection.
Minor, Dodson & Co. are getting in aa
immense stock of goods which they are
selling at prices ao low that it would as
tonish von.
Teamsters, Farmers, sheepmen, and
horsemen, when you want work done,
remember Bilhe Ruark, the crack horse
aboea and job-worker.
Rasmus, the dentist, will fill teeth, or
extract the same in a aoieDtifio manner.
It is a fact acknowledged by all "art
organists." both of Euvope and Amerioa
that the "Estey" ia the sweetest voioed,
most human toned, least reedy in tone,
and quickest in response to toueh of any
organ manufactured in the world.
All kinds of ready-made goods and
fine oustom work at Mat Liohten trial's
boot and euee store, at reasonable rates,
and repairing a specialty. tt
Advances upon Wnel.
Avers & Fell will make advitnoes upon
wool for delivery and sale at Arlington.
LIBEKIY
MEAT MARKET,
Hj. J. McATEB, Proprietor.
RVAf( BEEP, HOTTON AND POllK CO
F nUiniiy on kjad 5t reasonHttln prions; also
bkLMfra and pork sausaks, ssad chssss, etc.
blbd Fxa.t, Main street, Uteinier. ITS
CALL ON
Jons Davidson,
AT TUB
BELV ED ER E
SALOON
Opposite Livery Htable.
Heppner, : : : Oregon.
At this favorite resort will always be
found the best brands of
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIQAHS.
A.
FIRBT-CLArtS BILLIARD tABLK
for tUo amuiment or g otstt.
Koshland Bros,.
Wool Commission Afsreianfs.
Estsblished 1863
Si N Front St., 410 Saoramento St. ,
Portland. Baa Francisco.
Cash Advanced or
WOOL.
Geo. Wm, Wright, Agent, Heppner.
FRED J. HALLOCK,
Insurance Agent,
REPRESENTS
The Home Mutual, Old
California, Royal Norwich-Union
& Lanca
shire, State, of Salem,
German American,
North British & Mer
cantile and London &
Lancashire,
REPRESENTING $75,000,000 CAPI
TAL. ALSO
Washington Life In
surance Company,
of New York.
Office, next door to Gazette offioe.
FAULTLESS!
Nature U faultless sad to ! that
noble ditceverjr, eontinalax oaiy Na
ture's own rsmpdisa, "The"
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It IS S benefit ta the human rarm it h l." , i ,
YOUTH, HEALTH, V1COK by the use of
PFUNDER'e Orfoon Blood Purifier.
Ouick end Complete Cure of sll Diseases at
the Skin, Kidneys, Bladder and Liver. It
checks Rheumatism and Malaria, relieves
Constipation, Dyspepsia and Biliousness, and
puts Iresh energy into the system by making
New, Kieh Ulood. Take it in time, rirlit now.
as it cannot be beat as a preventative of disease.
Sold snd used everywhere. i a bottle, 6 lor j
MON E Y !
TO
LOAN
On Improved Farms
In Morrow and Umatilla Coun
ties nt
Lowest Rates
NO DELAY
In Furnishing Funds.
Apply to:
F. O. Bucknum,
Hoppner,
OR
E. W. FARROW, PENDLETON, CB.
CALLAHAN'S
NEWRESTAURANT
Is prepared to give meals at all
hours,
DAY OR NIGHT!
:o :
You will find my plaas next door
to B. A. Hunsaker k Co., in the
Old Bank Building
MAIN STREET
HEPPNER.
Settlers, Attention !
Yon will save time, money and trouble
by consulting
W. MORROW
Flats of vaoant lands obtained. Filings
and entry papers prepared. Correo
tions of erroneous entries seourcd. Cen
ters initiated, conduoted and defend
ed. Deeds and mortgages drawn.
MONEY LOANED
On entered lands. Consultation, by
mail or iu parson, strictly confidential.
Unusual Facilities
For prompt and successful prosesntion
of all kinds of laad business.
J. W. Morrow.
Office on May street, Heppner, Or.
AYERS & FELL,
Wool Commission
MJilRCIrl AT S,
Hepresontiag
T. W. HALL & Co., Chicsgo.
FENNO BROS & CHILD, Boston.
- AT
Arlington, Castle Rock and Echo.
BHKKn'rTB BALK.
In the Circnit Court of tho (State of Orogon, for
Morrow county.
Jiuniw W. Hinith, plaintiff, ts. Msry E. Casein,
widow i.'f Jurat P. ('uson, deftsHl. Charles Cs
son, Walter Canon, John Casoo, Haruh H. Thom
as formerly Harsh M. Cason. Frank Cnson anil
Ada Hay ( ason, ohiMren and heirs ut law of said
JaiMuu H. Ciumn. defendants.
lly virtne of an execution ieened out of the
ahoro noun in ice aooTe onuwi ou in mi uoj
iriu imw in favor of the above ulsintirf. cum.
rsandiiis me to soil tho lands hereinafter defibrih-
mi. Ui satiitfy the sums hereinimer meniionen, i
AiA in nhniiinflu u, snitl execution on the Stb
day'of Msy, 18HS, levy upon the following describ
ed lands:
The south half of the north-west quarter and
the north-west quarter of the north-wnet quarter
of section 7. in townehiii 1 south, of rRDue 21 east
...1 ,1,1, nnrLh-essL auartor of the Borlliaetiiuar.
ter of section 12 in townehie 1 south, of range 21
east: all of said hereinbefore described lends be
ing situate iu Morrow eoanty, Oregon. And 1
W1' Boiiilay, the JIth dT of June, 18,
Atthe hour of 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, at
the court bouse door in Jieppner. Oregon, soil
said lends at public aostion to the highest bidder
for rash, toeatisty the sum of tl3.Ml and inter.
est thereon at 10 pur cent, per cent, per annual
rinre Msrch 20. 1HHS, and $.5 attorney's fees and
t'K 20 costs and disbursements of said suit, and
the nceruing costs and dishnrseaieuls herein.
V.. ii T K. HOWARD.
Hherifl of Morrow connty, Or.
Heppnsr, Oregon, May 7, ISbS.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
I H OSVaatThe Dulles Or.. Marl. 'IS.
HatiM, is herebv airoD that the following -named
settlor ha filed notice of bis intention to make
a.l nr..r in soDoort of hie claim, sod that said
miof will be maae oeroreme county juuge oi
Uorrowcountr.Ogn.nt lieopnsr, Or., an June
2, IMS, til:
Hd 191. for the 8 BK i Bee. 34. Tp I H, R 21
u .rA N 'l NK ! hrc. l. I p t n, ii zt a, vv . n.
I! mimes the following witnesses to nrove
his continuous resilience upon, and ealtirav
A II.' Honker. A. W. Hnlinr. Wm. Ingram and
J. H. Ingrahain, all of Kmhl Mile, Or.
K. A. MoIJomi.D. Register.
NOTICE OK INTENTION.
r.,.,i (VT,.. .1 The Dnlles. Or.. Mer i. '88.
M,.,u i hnrehv irivsn tlmt the followuig
siuikI settler lias filed notice cf hie inUsition to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the clerk of
Horrow oonnty, Oregon, at Heppner, Oregon, on
June 10, lBWt, tix:
Silventer'S. A'irk,
n R si w. for the H E U See. 24, Tp 2 H, R 2S K,
w if
tie names the following witnesses to pros.
kl.i,niieiiniu residence upon, and cultivation
"'j.nvdKw.',io!phl)ln. ft, W. U.rrin,.
tm. eo. Noble, all "f Heppner, Or. .
2fX; K. A, McKnssM). Regular,
mtmliM n de R-slggsil
H'll,.l'ii7.ii;Tj'.fTifiyai
Graded and Baled
HENRY HEPPNER,
Arlington,
PIONEER BRICK BUILDING.
Always in the Lead !
The. Old-Established House of
HEPPNER& BLACKM AN!'
-DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,.
CONTINUES TO-
-AT
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES l
Our Stock will be found Complete in Every
Respect, and we shall always endeavor
to retain our place
W- TT TT-Tir,
And in the future, as in the past,
to be
Leading Houso in the
Our facilities for doing business are
tablishmsnt in
- :o4o
We guarantee to all our Customers
Dealing. An inspection of our
each and all as to the full and complete stock we at all times carry.
Owing to the steady increase in our
aud Commodious Fire-Proof Brick Building, wLich gives us
better facilities than ever before enjoyed,
Sole Agents for Heppner and Vicinity
-FOR
Celobrated
Knapp, Burrell &. Co.'s
HIDES AND PELTS BOUGHT FOR CASH OB TRADE.
HENRY HEPPNER,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
Ship Care of II. Si B., Arlington.
Look, Look, Look!
AND DON'T FORGET, THAT
M. MALLORY
c.
AT THE CITIfM
HEPPNER,
Keops the Largest and Boat Selected Stock of Good a in Ilia Line ia
Morrow uoutny.
UompriBiuf? Pare Drugs and ChemicalH, Patent Medicines, and Toi-
lut GoimU of Every Description,
Putty, Etc., Etc.
lie makes a specialty of I'nro
Purposes. Best Brands Domestic
Candy, Xuts, Chewing uum, JMo. trices reasonable, terms, uasn.
Prescriptions accurately compounded, day and night, and pecial
attention paid to orders from the
j. i
Of Heppiior aud
A Special
nvitation
THE STOCK OF SPUING
LADIES' 1 1 ATS
AND
FANCY GOODS!
All of the Latest Styles and Paterns, at
I I f MRS. S. P. GARRIGUES'
Ladies' Furnishing Goods Store,
I am Closing Out my Stock of Ladies' and
Misses' Shoes AT COST.
HENRY BLACK MAS,'
Heppner.
THE -
TT-RO'TSr'T HANK
we shall endeavor to continue
the
Heppner Country
i
unexcelled by any mercantile it-
the Northwest!
!-
Courteous Treatment and Fair
establishment will oonvinoe
business we have built a Large
THE-
33 ai n
-AND
"W" agon,
Agricultural Implements,-
tod, 1W, Real!
IllJGSTOIlE.
OREGON.
Alao Paints, Oils, Yamialies, Glass,
Wines and Jjiquora for MtMlltinal
and Imported Cigars.
country.
to the Lai
Vicinity to Examine