TH EG AZ ETTE .
It was reported sorae time ago that
the Senate Finance committee was mak
ing some progress with its tariff bill, but
nothing defluate appears to be known
as to when they will report. There has
been some delay, in reperting it is un
dersteod, by certain differences of opin
ion among the Senators as to what dis
position shall be made of articles such
as lumber, wool and woolens, and some
time has been taken np by manufactur
ers and producers who olaini that they
need protection. It is very plain that
the bill will get no farther than the Sen
ate. The House will be no irore likely
to agree with the Senate's idea of the
tariff than the Senate will conour in the
expressed opinion of the House.
It is believed that the best ranches
for hay Bnd dairy purposes are found
tight in the Blue mom: tains. It is es
timated that in the last two years fully
200 settlers have availed themselves of
their land rights and taken homes in the
Blues. Plenty of wood, water, wild hay
Bnd pure air are the attractions for the
mountain settler. The weather in no
colder there in winter thun down on the
!onUuUsTlie Tall of uu i "wnis
henviur, but spring, summer and fall
bring pleBsant months. For dairy
ranches, that section of Morrow eounty
is better suited than any other portion.
A iikeatu of oalnmny, carelessly set
aat in a eommunity, will injure
the bast person in it. Such a thing
nerer loses any of its original phases,
bnt like a small patch of snow rolling
down a meuntain side, grows larger till
it beoomes a massive laud slide of de
famation. To say nothing about our
neighbors, if not for their general good,
is a rule, if followed, that would make
the human family better and happier.
Charity to the erring is a virtue that
should be commended in any one.
SOME FACTS A HOl'T THE PII TES.
A rumor reachod Denver, Sept. 1, but
is not yet confirmed, that a collision oo
currod a Tow days ago between n band
of Utes and I'iutes in Paradox valley,
and that several on both sidoa were
killed. Hon. J. B. Galloway has
received a letter from the foreman of his
ranch in Paradox valley, confirming the
rumor of a fiyht between a band of
southern Utes and n band of Utah T'tns.
The latter numbered about 200. Tl.e
battle occurred near Liiziil mountain
and wheu the courier left for Orund
Junction several Indians hud been kill
ed. and the battle was stiU raging. The
ranchers have all gone into the settle'
ments.
This seotiou has long been the scene
of bloodshed, white and red, which
owing t the peouliar configurations of
the oountry, lias been uifhoult to punish
or overt. For years a nondescript tribe,
ostensibly intes, but in reality rene
gsdo Utes, Piutes, Navajoes and equally
us bad half breeds, have dominated all
that country lying between the Grand
Oanon of the Colorado on tho west, and
the Big Bend of the Dolores on the east.
They are powerful pliysiuue, own huge
bunds of superior horses and thicks of
goats, the latter being a souice of fooil
supply during a scarcity of game. They
a ro armed with the most moderu wenp
ons and are able, through the Mexicans,
to procure all the ammunition they need,
thus forming one of the nost formid
able bands of to-day.
In 18H1, a numlier of settlers wore
killed throe being burned in a oaliin on
the Delores. This led to an expedition
of 70 settlers and miners against them,
resulting in the death of 10 whites the
loss to the Indians not being known,
The following year, the same programme
was carried out, anil while hesieuing old
man Mitchell on the Han Juan, the
troops dispersed them, or rather allowed
them to leave unmolested.
In IH84, a number of cowboys being
uoulped and several hundred horses
stoluu, a small squad of soldiers under u
newly graduated West Point Lieui, imnt
whs sent nut to investigate the trouble.
There the matter dropped, and nothing
was done. 1 1 is a matter of congratula
tion to the settlers that the Indians are
at last lighting among themselves,
the war department, since the Meeker
and Tbornburgh massacre, has been con
tent to handle the Utes with soft gloves.
KIKE AT THE UAl.l.KS.
An Ortgunion dispatch from The
Dalles, dated Sept. 2, says: This morn
ing at hnlf-paut 2 o'clock a destructive
Ore ocourrod, consuming property
amuuuting to $25,000. Tho lire started
iu an ulloy back of a furniture store and
auotion house, and spread rapidly. The
losses are:
Max Vogt, eight buildings, loss, $M000;
insurance 1000.
Mr. Sanders, two; insurance unknown.
Geo. A. Liobe, four buildings; hiss,
82000; no insurance.
Mrs. Bcu. Korten, 81000; insurance,
S!)50.
O. D. Taylor, $1500; insurance, $10(H).
Mr. Brook house, $1000; no insurance.
French St Go., $1000; fully insured.
Mrs. A. Gray, 1500; insurance, 51000.
A. SVinterniier, S500; no insurance.
1'. J. Nicholas, $1."0U; some insurance.
S. Kline. $500; insured.
Dietzel Bros., $200, insured.
D. W. Edwards, $H500; no insurance.
McFarland ft Freueh, $1000; insured.
A. H. Coy, Mrs. Bobbins, L W. John
son, Mrs. Doherty und Mr. Kerns, loss
of furniture.
Mr. Adams loses material iu shoe shop;
insurance unknown.
Mrs. Booth's buildings damaged; in-
in red.
Mrs. C. H. Chrisuuui, goods damaged
fullv insured.
Nearly two blocks are' leveled to the
ground, except three brick and three
frame buildings.
P. J. Nichols was injured in the hack
by a hose, but not dangerously. Frank
Abemethy, bruised hand and breast, not
aeriously.
There was no wind, or else the llames
would have swept the eastern portion of
the oily, Estimates of loss cannot bo
definitely ascertained ut present, and the
figures given may be oknnged.
Nkw Honor -Gov. liea, imr well
known chief justice of the pence, has
had additional honors thrust upon him
in being selected as our city recorder,
lice F. J. Halloek, resigned, by the
council at a oall meeting on last Tues
day, This much predicts that the Gov.
will prove to be a stern manipulator of
oity laws. It is therefore advisable for
the fun-loving boys who go on an oc
casional toot to look a little out,
CIRCUIT COURT PBOCKKD1NGS.
The following eases have received the
attention of tho Circuit court up to time
of oin to prehs :
Maddoik vs. Oiler; dismissed.
McFarland anil Parkins s. Andrew
and Howard; dismissed at plaintiffs'
costs..
Cuninuhame vs. Ball ; default and de
cree. Stone vs. Ptone; dismissed at plain
tiff's cost.
Holliri'svorth vs. Ilolliiigsworth ; de
fault ; F. P. Mays referee.
Osburn vs. Osbnrn; default; F. P.
Mays referee.
Crump vs. Crump; decree granted.
Corliin vs. Corbin; default; F. P.
Mays referee.
Joseph J. McKenzie granted full citi
zen papers.
Natter vs. Beeves; foreclosure decree
grunted.
T. VV. Ilalley vs. E. A. Harbin; de
cree of foreclosure granted.
State of Oregon vs. J. E. Cannon : ju
ry empaneled and case on trial.
Hcsohition of ('nnilolencp.
Be it resolved by Lone Balm Lodge
No. 82, I. O. O. F'., That whereas it bus
pleased the Supreme Architect of the
universe to take from our midst our
worthy belovrd brother, H. F. Itoiniuiror,
who was ever true to the principles,
rules and usages of our noble institn
t'nr.s of Odd Fellowship.
Resnlvetl, that Lone Balm Lorlge No
82, 1. O. O. J, has lost a true and worthy
brother of the fraternity, and that tho
community in which he resided a good
fitizenrtoid a reliable young man.
lit-stiil veil, that a eonv of these resolu
tions be presented by Lone Bulm Lodge
No. Hf!, I. O. O. F , to the relutives of
our deceased brother, and also a copy
of these resolutions of oondoleuce be
published in the weekly Gazette.
D. N . Hakdman. I Com. on
J. J. MoOek, i Resolution)).
Advertised.
List of letiors remainiug uncalled for
at Lexington P. U., Merit. 1. iH8:
Gosney. Win.
Harbin, Mrs. E. A
Crow, Mr. W. P.
Hogher, Minnie.
MoCov. W. H.
Hart, Herman.
Jarrctt. Miles.
Pearson, Wm.
Peterson, Fred
Wright, Liudnn.
Oko. W. Hakkts, P.M.
THRIFT AMI TRAIIK.
Highest market price paid for wheat
at Hperry Mills.
The rcd-sehool-house shoe is on the
road to the sture of Mat. Lichtenthal.
It is the neatest and most economical
shoe iu the market.
Huberts & Simons, the old reliable
blacksmiths, lire always found hard at
work two doors north of the Gazuttic
ranch. Honest work at low prices is
the motto of this firm.
There s no use looking blue, eveu
though wool don't sell very high. E. J,
Sloonra & 0. have drugs and other neces
sary truck down to bed-rock, so that u
little money will buy au arm load.
These are considered hard times, but
eating is always a necessity in any
climate. James Depuy furnishes meals
and lodging at 25 cents each, which is
oheap enough. Board by the week, $5
and $b. A No. 1, white cook has charge
of the culinary department.
Buy your bread at the Citv Bakery
nnd give your wifo a rest during the hot
weather.
iinHiiius, the dentist, will till teeth.
extract the same in a scietitillo manner.
It is a fact no know lodged by all "art
organists." both of Europe and Amerioa
that, the "Estey" is tho sweetest voiced,
most human toned, least reedy in tone,
and quickest, in response to touch of any
organ manuracruroil in tlio worm.
l)r. Vaughn will consent to act
agent, for a newspaper whenever his
professional duties lead him to localities
where lie can do any good in that line,
However, that does not prevent him
from extracting nnd filling teeth in
first-class manner.
Whenever a man gets so ho oan't eat
anything hut ihe daintiest of morsels he
lays it, all to a delicate appetite, wheu
most likely lie s alri 'd to tackle any
thing substantial on account, of his
worn out teeth. When this is the case
he should hunt up Dock Vaughaii nnd
get a new set.
Town Marslial: "JJou t ride your
horse so hard." Tall man on horseback,
"O, I know w:, it 1 am about. I'm bound
for E. J. Slocuui & Co.'s drug shop to
purchase the finest toilet outfit, iu the
Hoppner hills."
All kinds of hardware, tinware and
crockery, also wagons, farm machinery,
pumps, gas-pipe, nails, etc., 'or sale by
the new firm of Gilliam & Cofl'ey.
Just received at M. Ijichtenthal s a
fine lot of hand-sewed French kid slip
pers; also some boss hand-sewed rrench
kid shoes, tlexible soles, all for ladies'
wear. Cash buys the goods cheap.
The Farmers' and Merchants' insurance
company, of Albany, Oregon, will give
you a squara deal. See ad. in another
oolumu.
Flour exchanged for wheat at Sperry
Mills.
Lichtonthul has a fine stock of ladies'
and children's shoes, for which ho will
sell very oheap for the naked cash.
His stock of meu's boots and shoes
has no equal in Heppuer, and can be
procured in like manner as above.
When man gets so that ha can't speak
pleasant to his wife, he must have either
the chillblnina or the toothache. Dr.
Vuughan, the dentist , is a sure cure for
the latter.
Still t ling DlM'ovury.
The disoovery by the inhabitants ef a
locality hitherto umisited by tha pesti
lent BCfiuge of fever and ogue, that it
exists in their very midst, is decidedly
start liugi Suoh discoveries are made ut
every season, iu every part of the Union.
Subsequently, when it is ascertained, as
it invariably is at such times, through
the valuable experience of some one who
has been benefitted and cured, that
Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters is a thor
oughly efficacious eradicator of the ma
larial poison, mid a means of fonin ing
the st stem against it, a feeling of more
security and tranquility reigus through
out the whole neighborhood. Besides
the febrile forms of malarial disesae.
dumb ague and ague cake are removed
by the potent actum of the Bitters, to
which science also gives its sanction lis
a remedy for rheumatism, dyspepsia,
constipation, liver complaint, debility,
kidney troubles, and all diseases impair
ing the organs of digest ion and assimi
lation. Notick, Shkki'MKX. For sale in Wal
lowa county, Oregon, a deeded hay
ranch, together with improvements oil
homestead adjoining. In the heart of
the range; 27 miles from county scat,
have control of the water close to sum
mer range. Niuety tons of hay; all the
farming implements and h mschold uten
sils go w ith the ranch. Good improve
ments on both claims. A sure bargain.
Owner going to Mexico. Terms. $2,100;
$1.4(10 cash und balance on time. Call,
or address vt . Jf. (hmmii.i,.
Arcadia, W'iIIowa County, Oregon.
Aitvniirpii upou Wool.
AyeraJk Fell will make advances upon I
wool for delivarv and sale at Arlington.
HOW TO HELP YOUR DIGESTION.
Almost every day we feel the nn pleas
ant sensations of iii-.Hrestion. Try Ai.l
cock'n Puiiors FijAstuks and be relieved.
J. F. I-le.vnpoi t, of Canarsi. New York
writes: I have been very much troubled
with a violent pain below my chest Isme.
I whs told by several physicians that it
was rheumatism of the diaphragm. It
resulted from cold and exposure. I had
very little appetite ami digested my food
with great, difficulty. I placed one All
cock's Porous Plastisk below the breast
bone and two on each side. In the
course of 24 hours all pain ceased, and I
was able to eat and digest a good square
meal, something I hail not done before
ill two weeks. I got better constantly,
und at the end of seven days found my
self entirely well. Since then I have
used AiTj(:ock'h Pouoi's Plaktehs for
colds, coughs and pains in my side, and
I have always found them quick and
effeotive.
Notice to UeloiiptiMit Tux-Payers.
Notice is hereby given that all delin
quent taxes must be paid on or befor.
Sept. 20, 1HHH, or I will immediatel.i
thereafter levy on property and eolleo'
the said tux with mileage and cost,
added. T. B. Howahd.
Sheriff of Morrow county
Ten Dollars Brward. The abnvi
reward will be paid for any inforrnatioi
that will lend to the reoovery of oni
grey, three-year-old mare, with tai
bobbed, and branded IL with M under h
on left shoulder. She probably has
colt.
Address, Geo. V. Leiohton,
Rockville, Gillium Co., Or.
New Launmit. -Abeut the first of
May wo 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
goods and lacquered ware will also be
kept on hand. Kiam & Wo Kee.
Gents, if you need anything in the
furnishing goods line, cull on Vanduyn.
He has a full line of cashmeres, peroales
and laundered shirts; also a full line ol
boys' shirts and underwear, children's
suits, knee pants and waists, nil cheap
for cash.
Are Due. All accounts due the un
dersigned must be settled before Oct. 1,
1888, as acoounts overdue will be put in
the hands of an officer for collection at
that time. Kahleh Bros.
Notice. - -This is to inform the citizens
of Morrow county that I have appointed
Frank Gilliam as deputy stook inspector
for said county. W. G. Buyer.
ADMlNltsTItATOK'b SALE.
UmliT nnd by Tirtufl of im order of the ITon.
Wm. Milchnll, jiuttfp of lliu ounty court of Mor
row county, Oiv'Kon, iniuto on Oik third day of
Hut't'untior. lss, in tin1 iimtti'r of the estfito of
Ch:irl"s H. Johjison. (IciiciiHcd, ttie iiriderniapd.
HilininiHti-Htorof said flH t. will, in luirsuioice
of Mtitlorilt'i- on ISaliirdiiy. October (1th, 1HSS, a1
ten ( Ml o'clock in the forenoon at, the court
house door, in Oodihuu', of suid Morrow county,
well at public unction to tho hi;hent and best bid
der for cit-sh, the N u2 of Ihe NK Jt of Suction
fourteen (III; ulsotheW !2 of the NW U of Sec
tion thirteen (l:l), iill in Township six (11) south,
of ltariK twenty-live 12.) eiist, W. M. in Morrow
county, Ureson, bad the property of said estate.
. I. (IlillKlNII, Administralor.
W. R. Ellis, Attorney. tyrS
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Otfice at bu (irando, Or.. Aliir. 2S, 'SR.
Notice is hereby riven that, Charlks 8. Waitb
did, on July :l, lssr before tun Register and Re
ceiver of this oltieo. Hiihruit hia tinal proof on
Ilia 11. H. Mill, for the HVV NW . anil VV ,
KVV M, Wee 0, Tp t 8, K2K U mid NK h SIS
Kee. 2,ri. Tp t H, It 27 K, and tied cei-tilic ale No.
2IH11 was leaned for the same. Now, therefore,
any adverse claimant, or oilier person knowing
any renHou why said proof i-honld not be accepted
will appear at this orlicu and make the same
known on or before the tilth day of Oct. 1SSS.
2SWO ilKNHT HlNKHART. Ktl;ilftPr
NOCE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at: The Dalles, Or-, Hept S, 'S8.
Notice is hereby triven that the following-named
aeltjer has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and t hat said
proof will lie made before the county judKu of
Morrow county. Or. at Heppner, Or., on October
13, 1SS8. viz:
E. .V. Httwleii,
ltd 22li fo r the NW , of Sec. St, Tp 3 8. of R 24
H, W. H.
Henamoa the fotlowinir witnesses to prove his
continuous resilience upon, and cultivation of.
Huid land, viz:
('. li. Jones, Wiley MaHca, H Caldwell and A.
8. Haines, ull of Kitfhl Mile, Oreson.
2-S5-WI F. A. McDonald. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
band Office at The Dalles, Or.. Sept. 3, '3.
Notice iu hereby ifivmi that the following
anted nuttier has tiled notice ef his intention to
Diaku haul proof in support of his olaim, and
thataaid proof will be made before the clerk of
Morrow county. Oregon, at Heppner, Orocon, en
October 12, 13U8, viz:
John Litelling,
Tt. S. 1907 for the K NW W and tt ', BW H
See 1, TpftS. K 25 B, W. M.
lie names the following witueaaea to prove
hie continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of. said land, Tiz:
J. U. Wyland. I,. W Culman. Goo. W. Chapin
and tieorge Hoodrix, all of tlardtuan. Or.
S-llu F. A. MoDokald, Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
ljind Oflien at La (Irando, Or., Aug. 24, '88.
Notice is hereby given that the following,
named settler bus tiled notice of hia intention to
make final proof in support of hia nlaini and that
said proof will be made before the county Judge
or in his ftbeenoe before the county clerk
of Morrow county, Or., at lloppnor, Oregon, on
October S, 1SSS, viz:
Hubert P. 3lttllenon,
Hd. No, 4108. for the N 'i NK 8eo. 21, and N 'i
NW V8ec. 22, Tpt. 8. 1(27 li.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hia continuous residence upon, knd cultivation
of, said land, viz:
L. H. Lcattierman, Thomas Guide, Nelse Hum
imson and H. ft. tiaunt, all of Heppner, Morrow
county, Oregon.
2S5-IK) ilKNHY ItlMEIlAnT, Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land OIHce at L (Irando, Or., Aug. 24, 'US.
Not lee la hereby given that the following-named
settler has tileo notice of his futeutiou to make
Qua! proof iu enpport of his claim, and thai said
proof will bo made before thecouety judge of
Morrow county, Oregon, or in hisnheence before
the eterk of Bald county, at Hetinner. Oram, on
Oct. IS, ISM, viz:
J. A. rrteman.
Hd. SdSt. for the W i 8K '. SW 4 NK li. aid
HI- N W Hoc. 2. 'I'p 2 S, 11 'Jll .
lleaatm tho followinir nilneeaeM tn i,mrji
his continuous ie.iilelice noon, and cultivation
of. sutil land, viz;
I'harles It ('ate ami H.A. Haliburv. Vinnnn Or
John Miilallj und William J. Hro'wn. Lena. Or.
s:v.o uknky n l Nku KT, Uegieter.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Ij ('omniiitvd Htimntnt,. 1
Lumi OtW Ht Tlu Or., An HO, ifttt
Noli'-u in hi'ioliv civt'ii (lint tin fnll.iwinu.
iiHtnoi siMt lir linn tiled notiro of liU intention
tt make fltml nroof in Hin.imrt of hi rlnitn. ntt.i
tlmt Haiti vrutf will lie nmtl ltfort tin) clerk
of Morrow county. Or., t flt t'iitT, Or., on Oc
tober It, IhS, viz;
John tlnainx.
Hd. for the K NK V HV l 8E V and
SV V Hoc. 7. Tn h of It K.
Ill- nmno tlm following witntst 1o prove
Inn roptiituouft renidciu'o upon, und cultivation
or, Mini land, viz:
Clmrles Liml, fcioKmion Majfinld. 8tiphtfn 1,3
Lnndt and Hiram Hark, alt of Hepinier, Or.
KMH! ir, A. MrDoN.u.iUiegisfor.
NOTICE OF ISTKNTION
Land OHuv ftt Thu fallen. Or., An. 30,
Notictt it htitvhy utven that I he folio win n-tmilltHi
tiHtler Imr) tiled notice of hit intention to maktt
tinal proof iu mipporl f tit claim, and that wiid
nro f will Im nuule K'furc the eoun( Juilitt of
Mornw county, at Heppner, Or;'ii, on IH
IU. Wss. viz:
tia Fn'eml,
Hd. SOr' for the N NW V,, HK ' NW and
NK iSHV . Tp fl f R UMi.
He namen the followititf witmtuHv to prove bis
couttmioiiii ronideiu'o upon, and cultivation of,
"Hid land.
AUuuo Markham, Frank Tnonuw, Thonia Drit
kellaml Imiiic Haej allf Hepnnpr. Oreon.
.'i w V. A. MclK)N i.u. Keister
Stu'ki furnishm! fur wheat ut Sperry
MilU.
m r r ia p ei on n n!
We are now Daily Receiving Large Invoices of
NEW DRESS GOODS!
In all the latest shades and fabrics and our counters
ARE PILED HIGH !
With the Choicest Productions of the Manufacturers, and the
best new s to all is that they are
OEOt:A.PitIH TI I A jST I'VEH.
Ve have spent much time and money this spring in selecting our
goods, and are satisfied that our Dress Goods Stock will com
prise the Best as well as the Cheapest Goods that were ever shown be
fore in Heppner. Can't you give us a call soon for the pur
pose
LOOKING
This Stock aiX -A our Pretty
and pridiiTu showing you what we have got. Y lietner yon
are ready to buy or not, you are
ALWAYS WELCOME
At our store, and will see your friends there also.
ALSO, JOST RECEIVED, A FINE LOT
Of Cable Cord Ginghams, Chambrays, fec, and as this stock sells
out so fast that we can not hardly get goods fast enough to keep any
variety on hand, we advise you to give it an early visit.
ALL AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES.
MINOR, DODSON & CO
MAY
Has ruroliased the
POBSYTBE mWi PdPPI ESTBlLKliW
AT CASTLE ROCK,
And is Stockiog it Up with a Hotter Line
IPtxrcszalsfaJO Sim
When noeiliutr Biiytliing iu his line. Call
above Ayers ft J' ell. JJnarding houfie ana teed staiue in connection witu
Store.
d.kiuk. CLEVELAND WILL GET THERE, AND SO WILL WE! -jw.w.iuHK
DEALERS IN
i i n i rn ni
ii' I'rtM ii i aati.1 vr fine
J UUUIW k3J!Ut,
X
DRUGS AM? P.'U:ENT MDICIXES AT GOOSEBERRY STORE.
Terms, Cash; or Strictly Thirty Days.
Give us a Call and be Convinoed, that you oan Get
; GOODS Fill! LESS money than
Evorybody is Weloome in our Store,
YOURS
RKSPKCTKiriXY,
There is No Need of Wearing out. Your
your Hat, bnt
rro k. j. slocum. & cere. cr.
HEPPNER DRUG STORE
AJJST D GET VV FI LLED.
This firm ars Successors to Ed. R.
ling to hare a Continuance of Trade in
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Machine Oils, Har
monicas, Cigars, Confectionery,
And Everything Else That You Might Expect to Find in a First
Class Drug Store.
NEXT DOOIt TO LEEZEIt & THOMPSON'S.
Main Street, Heppner, Oregon.
The Boot and Shoe House of
MAT. LICHTENTHAL
Is tlie Only Establishment in Heppner
Tlierefore You
Cim Get Better aiuf.lHore Satisfactory Goods nt Lower Prices than Elsewhere.
Arriviug Every Week.
Custom W and Repairi'ii! Neatly Done,
His shop is Enlarged and Hetitted Throughout.
STORE, ON MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel, Heppner, Oregon.
W. J. LEEZER.
LEEZER &
-DEALERS IX-
IIAH I) V A i? i:,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SHELF HARDWARE, Bird-Cages, Rope, Nails, Cutlery, Wood
mid Willow Ware, Granite Ware, Etc.
AM7.V STREET,
or
THROUGH
Things? We shall take pleasure
STREET, HEPPNER, OREGON.
of Gnoilo than Ever. It will pay you to
on him when in town. Three doors
(looseherry, Of
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anywhere else in the county
Whether they buy Anything or not.
J- ! KlrfC SS CO.
Prescription by Carrying it Aronud in
Come Uver to
Bishop, and are Ready and Wil
that Makes a Specialty of these lines.
1'. C. THOMPSON
THOMPSON
JIEPPXER, OREGOS
GILLIAM
.Mjccefsors to B. A. Hunsaker & Co..
Are nt the old stand on
MAIN STREET, HEPPNER,
. DEALING IN
Hardware, Tinware, Copperware, Granie
ware, Pumps, Gaspipe, Nails, and Black
smiths' Supplies.
ALSO AGENTS FOR
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Reapers, Headers, Threshers, En
gines and Portable Sawmills,
Just
A large assortment
Lamps, Fancy Goods,
Are constantly receiving new invoices, which cash can take away at
the lowest prices. Joh-work executed in a skillful manner.
MADDOCK CORNER,
h. McFarland & co.,
LEXINGTON, OREGON
Are still in the field with a
LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes
And Everything else that is nsually found in a first-olsss
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Establishment.
Johnston
HAVE LOCATED
m City Bakery Building
With a
CHOICE GROCERJESpNED GOODS
Having added a first class bakery to our establishment, we are now
prepared turnish
BREAD AND ALL KINDS OF CAKE.
A Full Line of
CIGARS, TOBACCOS AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Call on them and get our goods cheap for
the Clean Cash.
KIRK& Y0UNGGREN,
May Street, Nearly Opposite Minor, Dodson 4 Co.' Store,
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Mannfaoturers of and Dealers in
Furniture, Mirrors',
Bedding, Brackets,
Picture Frames, Etc.
Also For Sale
1886 MODEL WINCHESTER RIFLES.
Cheap For Cash.
UNDERTAKING
DAVID WALSH.
WALSH
HI I III
THEY ARE
Arise to Proclaim the kimiw Fact That
To dish you up anything that you want in
il 1 r - r
me nne 01 groceries, onlectionery Can
ned Goods, Smokers' Articles, Toys,
Etc.
Ill Kinds of Fresh Fruits in Their Season.
I I A 1) I! I X G
DEALERS 1N-
i
TTarness, AVliip, Spurs,
Etc.
Heppner
Coontantlr
KAST MAIN STRV.KT,
&. COFFEY,
CIiani)
if
IM
17ATfl Oil.'
t 11 4-
In
of Crockery, Glassware,
Etc.
HEPPNER.
& Smith
IN THE HEPPNER
fine stock of
-:o;-
A SPECIALTY
JEFF JONES.
& JONES!
PREPARED
TO X & CO..
1
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THE CELEBRATED 1
Saddles!
on hand.
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