7
TTITi: HJSPIW KIR
Livery and Feed Stable,
Hunsaker- & Long,
Proorietoi's,
Opposite Natters' Brewery, Heppner, Or.
Itook Botrle1 l"y tlie
Saddle Horses, Buggies and hacks to
hire at Reasonable Rates.
Hay and grain (or sale
BUS to &FKOM all TltAINS.
Goods delivered to my part of the city.
All Stock Lr't in Their Care Will
S perry's New
H ICPPjSTJSIt, -
Capacity 70 Barrels
B. SPERRY, Proprietor.
J.
Flour
md Mill
from best
Feed. Is
r-
now
o suit purchasers.
J? i J
Hamil
T ft
ili t; e
a y W; u
' H-lNdHIi'TOT, OHIO,
Manufacture'! of Hamiltou Grades of
EDITORIAL SPECIAL BUGGY OF AMY BTTLE VEHICLE.
SPKCIAL l'KATURKS !
Proportion, l)urnlilit y, I'oi-lW'i Ion oi IIiiIkIi.
Thll "Mirror" finish work is the best im-ilium-priccd work irj the Uniti'il Stolen.
WRITK FOR CATAI.OCUE. HAIlHr,TO JIlHJtJY fO.
TtLE, Clark
340 N. Charles St., - -
Branch Storo, . - 008 Pennsylvania Ava, Washington, D. O.
a mma tL-; tJ 41 L J
ur runt -;tu iiL
12 hypopk v: XiZVi
Imostas Pala d!.1! as i;k.
o dlignliad (lint
pealed, and aailr.il
nitUT stomaoli, l
nBot b toleruti.it
nut Ion off tho uK il
tltoi la ninub lucre
Remarkable us it l!
Pertoni gain liiil'-.
SOOTT'SEJa'I.Htr
vaioianB to be tl.o 1
uon in the world oi
CONtUMP.-IO
ENERAL DESI
DISEASES, f .
t !
yi'i
fin- it
1.1 A
COLDS and CMl-ruKIO COUCHS.
Tht great rtmnly j'v (hrwumption, and
'attintj in CliilJi fn. $ Ui ly all Druggist
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
av Gennlae HTstPin of Memory Tralalnc.
Fear Iteoke Learned In one readlac
Mtnd wnnlrti-lit rui'eil.
ry retld anrt ndj't arently benefitted
ilreat loduoeuisuts la '.' uiv ;y-.nJooc Clan.
f'rasMotas, with'opfnt pi "' fr. W'm. A. Ilnm-
our!, tti wirlil laiii.-.l it i lin Mmd DitMM.
'vnlel (-reenliMif 'J'h' uthra,t Pajcliui-
at, J. M. Uiichlfr. - ,t litruf Hi Christian
ioeaU, N. v., ItlcbuM I'r J 'lf Hctantiat,
on a. V, V. Anior, Ju.lnn (i han, Judah i.
ujKintn. anr ntliara, aunt not.t fn" by
lrof. LOlSii'iit, Sill Ave., N. Y.
ail flalld Gold Welch 1
Biiiaior mtmpmrn. until 11. I
wait k ta Ue wotid I
reiiaM lUMka.par. Wai-
. r.ui.d. Hhi
AnuuiiBf: uaaaa. Uvtti taduV
n4 f cuta' ai.aa, wiib wuikt
. and of equ.i .lua.
I One fenou ta aaob l
aaiur can eacuta one frta.
lofUir wtili or larr andal-
ble Itne at Ifuueffiold
naaplea) Tb.ac aauiplM, aa
'it aa ma waua, etna
rmm. end after ,u have krnt
r home for 9 mum ha and ahuwn tlum to thuae
. n i, i.i j have culd, l hey berotua your md proieriy. Tbaa
t vTit! at once ckn be aure af rccei'tnic ibe Vntrh
' 6u.n.plen. Wcjmj all eipraaa, frrlirbt.aia Addraa
ftn.oi :o., StfjK 91)s, Aertlau(i, Maia.
Itiy,
, Weelc, ok Montli
at ratal prices.
Leave orders at our office, in gtnble.
Receive the Best of Attention.
(0
OTMSGON.
uraues ot vvneat, nour
i r i ri n
tor sale in quantities
3 s
4.
O MAKE
A
Delicious Biscuit
A sit your Grocer for
CCW BRAND
SODA "iSALERATUS,
. IbsAWy fm.
a;
! 3
VejMcL:
Cycle 02
BALTIMORE, MD.
NEW RAPID BICYCLES.
NEW RAPID SAFETIES.
QUADRANT TRICYCLES.
QUADRANT TANDEMS.
Two hundred second
hand machines, all kinds,
sixes and priced. Hity-
clcs, Safeties and Tricy- i
cles for Hoys and Girls. I
Send for Catalogue and '
Price Lists. Mailed fret.
AGENTS WANTED.
-77K-
Railway & naviaton Go.
COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE."
TIOKi
To nil 1'riniMpfil l'oints in tliP Ihiited
Stiitt-H, Cumuli! tintl Kuropc.
ni;i;.i.T 11'i.i.mw r.ii ui: ruis -
MIGRANT SLEEPING CARS
Itini Throuuli mi all Kxpress TrnitiH to
OMAHA,
Council ISlttffs.
FrveoCharyeuntl Without Charge.
CliMe dm ntrt ion at Portland for Sim
Pmiieisco and Pujtet Sound l'ointn.
A I j 1 1 i O N ST 1-: A M 10 1 IS
Leave Portland (or San Francisco every
four (-1) day h, making the trip in tlu
liotira.
('dfx'ii, fid. Stveraije, $M
Humid Trip Unlimited,
For fnr(li(ir parlictilars iniiiim of any
at;tMit of the eoiniianv, or A. I,. Max
well, ( I. P. & T. A.", Portland, Or.
.4. L. MAXWELL,
W. 11. IIOLCOMH, G. P. it T. A.
O'encrid Atanaijer.
WHEN YOU WANT
lmun . .
ill 1)1
DON'T FORGET
Tbnt the bi'Ht ijlnce to net it ia at the
GAKHTTI3 bllOl',
Heppner, ; ; : (ij-cyon
3 TRADE RjMAUK
For Strains' and Sprains.
Evidence, Fresh, New, Strong.
Ms. rUasant, Ttiu,
Suffered S Tear. jant so, ii
loffsn yaara with rirala f back: coau aot
sralk atrl(ht; mM4 two bsttlas St. Jacobs Oil;
tunni Me pais. U II ikoatks.
M. J. WALLA CI.
On Crotches. Canto-Ufa, Obis, In 4, 'II.
Tw mUi cnitchaa frost traJna aakl: smC
t. Jacob Oil; cusd; m Ktara of pais In aa
VMkr. WK. SAT.
Used Cane. Hoaitoa. Texas, 3n , lltl.
prfttnod my back: hxi to m ; wm rt
y St. Jtcobs Oil ftfur 1 nontbi' nffaring.
MRS. 1. IHOM&TIELD.
XD ea. BoOf atOB, Mien., Mar 9
About MftTch 8, I itrftlnvd r uiili n tu la
bod on week; d cko. two woaki. Tbri tppU
ctiODt ft Amy, from tbro bottlot of St. Jftcob Oil
cu-ad no. No raturn of pain.
JOSEPH DANIEL EAS7EBDAT.
Terrible Pain. Piainriaw, III., Mt is, nil.
I iprftlnod -my thamb Uit Spring, nd Urrlbls
iWilllng and pais emnod. Four ppltcllonof Bt,
Jacob Oil ouiod mo and Uteri bis bean no mora
ot pala. OIL. 8. fc.OWM.
AT DRCGOI3TS AND DEALERS.
THE CHARLES A. V3GELER CO., Baltimore. Hi.
ARTHUR SMITH,
P.UAGTICAI,
WATCHMAKER !
Neit to First National Hunk,
HEPPNER,
Watches,
Clocks,
OP.EGON.
Optical
Goods .
- J1.50.
. i.r,o.
A
Watchna CloanHtl,
. Mtiiiiripriiiga Fitted
All work guaranteed for one year.
THIS IIOIVJ15M
Jewelry EsWM
Still Continues to Sull
- - olo cks ,
At the Lowest PoHible Prions.
A large stock of Gold Pfcns, Ame
thyst and Cameo Gold Rings,
Gold and Silver Watches Always
ii -:.---"on Hand----- -s'.l
A Full Line of
IIiih bceu lidded to Lis nutl well
Boleott-'tl Btoflk.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY AND ALL
Work O-iiAi-ailteocl.
STOHI'I oi)pc)Bite Minor, Dudnon A ('o'h May Ht.
Heppnor. - - - Oregon
California, Oregon
and
IDAHO
STAGE COMPANY,
J. U. KeeuH)-, Sttpt.
Monuninnt HttiKe lonvnn Htlpnor MotiiinyB,
Wwliu.'Htliiys null FridtiyH at fl:30 A. M.
Monutnont HtiiRO nrrivoH TuowilayB, TIuubiIrj-a
unci HHttirdnyn at f,H0 I. M.
Htinday Btntro to fiud from Arlington. Fare,
$.Xt each way
umllulon BtiiKG leavoH Hopi-nor fl:.10 A. M.
nrrivca " 4:30 P. M.
Fiire to Monument, - - $5 00.
Fnre to Pendleton, - t.00.
K. J. 8LOCUM ft CO., AnuNis.
Froicht 2 cents per pound.
Heppner, Ogu
Arlington Meat Market,
KKlil'H O.lNHTANTIiT ON HAND
if
O 1T .
VARNEY&PUTNUM
Arlington, Oregon.
. I'. lri.nnKNCK. K KI.OllKNUK
FLOKF.NOK 11KOTHEHS,
Jw!5Sa
STOCK RAISERS !
HH'IM'NIiU - - tHI-'.(K)N.
t'nttla liraiutl atut ar.aHti kiHl us nIiowii atiove.
HnrHoa K on r ik lit Hlunliltr.
(tar cattlo rant in Mnrrow. (lilliani, Umatilla
and Vaioo count it'a. Wo will pay 1100.00 re
ward for I iio arroHt and conviction of any purnoa
Htcalintf our mock.
Wool
Tjibei'til Atlvamvs
Made
rrosvi-i-CH
)NS1GNM KNTS-
S.-t.Y FHASCISCO:
M'nrWioitue mii Offlee, Corner h'ifthiind
Toirnsend Streets.
PORTLAND: l Wanhiiujton Street,
IIIU'IWKK AGKXT:
Coffin & MeFarland
MATCHES AT COST!
KataMWhml Wboleaala Welch 11 .him mi
gut uuioaiv a l,r at Kbria a
l I
W kit liU. H ak-bt'v Im Drat qutvtit Utkl-fuld
(W, at eUxii M an ubuitu rare' Prifae. The
onlr oirlunUv Pipradyrfd Tww to ball
Ton VI IX fetllHrtt, and tw warraainl la
rvw-ti'tu miIt Abiulalely RaiiaUa Tw
k ami tu I'a-iu thai carry tih thm
Xh. ir Mifv(iuvr. full Otiareuiiw. Cut thla
oo.u autiM-iMiou. k. I'iHHtMmtna
tth, 1M Vtalt eHra
Gin i ir
NEWS NOTES.
Ralph Cotiton, the reporter of
the Walla Walla Journal, has" re
ceived the appointment as postal
' oleik on the ran between Portland
and Spokana
i
An exchange says truly that
.some men "live and learn;" others
devote thir time exclusively to
forgetting all they ever knew.
Counterfeit silver half-dollars
are in circulation at Seattle. Look
out for the "queer" shovers.
The seven-year-old son of J. C.
n t ur ii fir ii i ii.
.giey, oi ana v ana, naa ms
right foot taken off at the ankle
while stealing a ride on a switch
ing engine at that place on the
3rd mst.
G. W. limit is purchasing the
right-of-way to Pendleton and that
town will soon have additional rail
road facilities.
The I'uyallup Commerce says
that its next door lipighboJ, Tnco-
ma, is to have an electic street
railway, and it is proposed to have
the road constructed and ready to
run by the first of August uext.
At Tacoma 2708 voUrs Jinye
registered for the municipal elec
tion an increase of 632 over the
registration of one year ago. The
registration indicates a total popu
lation of 13,000 to 15,000, and a
gain of upwards of 3000 in one
year. This is an excellent exhibit.
Tacoma is rapidly becoming a
fine city.
Farmers and stockmen of Ben
ton county, are agitatiug a stock
! 11 1 V - m.
anu agncuuurai mir. i ney pro
pose to hold it at Corvallis, aud
establish the same as an annual
exhibition,
Tlioii'. 0. has presented a bill
to the city for $230 damage caused
by the wetting to their stock a
short time since.
The Pendleton Tribune says
that the Indian police are enforc
ing the order which requires that
all stock of white men on the res-'
ervation be removed. '
Th members of the Long Creek
rood commission were all here
Monday and organized by electing
J. B. Keeney president, and It.
Sargent secretary. The commis
sion will make a personal inspect
ion of the entire road and let the
contracts for construction forth
with. Pendleton Tribune.
C. J. Smith has been appointed
general manager of the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company,
with headquarters at Portland.
Xhe Ellensburg Capital favqrs
location of the state capital, state
of Washington, by vote of th peo
ple at the tim i the constitution is
adapted. It says: "The new
states of the west, whila forming
their constitutions, designated the
place for permanent seat of gov
ernment, submitting the queston
of location to the people at the
same time the constitution was sub
mitted, thus saving the expence of
au extra election."
General It. A. Alger, ex-governor
of Michigan, hus long been
greatly impressed wth the magni
tude of the lumber industry in
Washington, and now he proposes
to start a large sawmill near Taco
ma. A fire at Arlington on the 5 inst.,
badly damaged a house belonging
to John Jordan, and destroyed
considerable furniture and bedding
of the occupants, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
wards. However as Arlington
has a fire department, the flames
were gotten uudor control before
any damage was done to adjacent
property.
There's a real estate man over in
Tacoma named Masou, who paid
$3,000 for postage stamps alone,
last year.
Three years ago a well-known
citizen "took up" a quarter section
of timber land just like a thousand
other quarter sections round
about here. Last week he offered
$1000 for it. lie thinks it is
worth $0,000. In five years it
will be worth $8,000. That's why
so many are reaching out after a
slice before it is all gone. Astor
inn. An old Hint lock musket is to
seen at Hern A Paine's gunstore
that would answer for a Rip Van
Winkle impersonator. A short
time since while Win. Hill, of Big
Prairie, was out hunting he ob
served the muzzle of a gun stick
ing from the side of a tree. He
found the tree hollow and took
the gun out. Tlie stock had near
ly rotted away and tho iron work
was badly rusted. It is said that :
in 1853, three Irenchmau werej Chu-aoo, Mayl2.-A special from Dead
crossing the mountains when one I wood, Dakota, savs: Great eieitement
of them beiue wounded accidou- i preveiUowinn to the discovery of new
them being wounded accidou-
ttillv lllutfil.,,1 rtn l,1u rt,nn.iu,.n.
, . , , .....
leaving him and continuing their
journey, as they were short of pro-
visions. The two crossed the
mountains, coming out about the i
McKeuzie road, while the wound-
j rt 1 1 ,
ed man recovered suflieiently to
get back to the settlement, hiding i
uie gun ueiore no tell vamp.
gene Guard,
-Eu
LAND DECISION.
The Times-Mountaineer, of The
Dalles, publishes in a recent1
issue of their daily a decision of;
' the General Land Office.
It is as
follows:
Washington, D. C, April 23, '89.
D. N, Thornton, Esq.,
The Dalles, Oregon.
Sib: In reply to your letter of
10th inst, as to persons who have
paid 82.50 per acre for lands with
in the limits of the grant to the
Northern Pacific It. R. Co., and
now reduced to $1.25 per acre,
under act of March 2, 1889, 1 have
to inform you that the 4th section
of the Act of Congress, approved
March 2, 1889, reduces the price
of all sections and parts of sec
tions of the public lands within
the limits of the portions of the
seveial grants of lands to aid in
the construction of railroads
which have been heretofore, and
which may hereafter be forfeited
which were by the act making
such grants or have since been
increased to the double minimum
price, and also of all lands within
the limits of any such railroad
grant but not embraced in such
grant, lying adjacent to and co
terminous with the portions of the
line of any stich railroad which
shall not be completed at the date
of this act, is hereby fixed at one
dollar and twenty five cents per
acre.
This laud in question was reduc
ed by the aforesaid net, but prior
to receipt of circular from this
office of March 8, 1889, you charg
ed the party $2.50 per acre.
The second section of the act of
June lfi, 1880, provided that, "in
all cases whore parties have paid
double minimum price for land
which 1ms afterwards been found
not to be within the limits of a rail
road grant, the excess of $1.25 per
acre sIihII be repaid to the pur
chaser thereof or to his heirs, or
assignee".
This land in question is still
witliiii tlie limits of the grant to
tne Northern Pacific It. H. Co.
This portion of the land lias not
yet been forfeited, but the act of
March 2, 1889 merely reduces the
price of the laud and makes no
provisions for repayment to per
sons who have paid $2.50 per acre
for this laud.
If this portion of the road
should be forfeited, then those
parties who have paid $2.50 per
acre, would undoubtedly be en
titled to excess.
This is a case where you have
erroneously paid too much money,
am1. f;he law authorizing repayment
(ToeS'not provide for the return of
moneys, where the land was im
properly sold.
See case of Joseph Brown 6 L.
E. p. 316.
Therefore it is not in the power
of this office to afford the relief
asked for.
Very respectfully,
S. M. Slonalengek,
Commissioner.
SOME FACTS ABOUT IMPORTS.
Durinj.' 1888 there was imported
into the United States 670,520
boxes of oranges, against 1,075,207
the year previous, while the nuin
bor of cases was 123,878, or double
that of '87, and of lemons 1,428,828
boxes were imported last year. A
San Francisco paper estimates that
these quantities are equal to 70,
000 car-loads, and as it takes about
two acros of fruit to fill one car,
140,000, acres will have to be
brought into orange cultivation to
render the country self-supportiug
at the present time.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN'S WATCH.
Levi W. Groff, of Lancaster, Pa.,
has in his possession a very old
fashioned lookiug silver watch,
shaped like a biscuit, and which
was the property of Benjamin
Franklin. The watch is of the
open face pattern, and there is
engraved on its back, "Ben Frank
lin, 177(5, Philadelphia;" and Mr.
Groff says it was the personal
property of ttie great philosopher
and was carried by him. It still
keeps good time. The watch was
made by W. Tomliuson, of London,
and it is numbered 511. In the
inside of the case is Thomas Park
er's advertisement of his jewelry
business, Xo. 13 South Third St,
Philadelphia, on which is written,
"Mainspring and cleauing, Jan
uary 21, 1817." The owner of this
relic has been offered $1,000 a year
for the use of it in a jewelry win
dow. Washington Cor. Yu York
Star.
MORE GOLD IN DAKOTA.
KU'b TUrer DIujIimpi DiMovrd Forty Uilra
from Dru4wt.
miles from here. Prospevtiug in these
lliKKiDga ,Mt year ou a smatl ,0Hle
.bowed goM in qnautities. and in reuew-
i" vhe work this spring, the secret got
"J'uArL,TD.' ..n,!'.:'" 'h!
tout, horseback and with team, taking
tent. iroTtsuma aud comp ete tuimtiir
';. AU Bre iu , rn,h. Wtie, from
"le digging returning to get provisions,
etc., show plenty of eold dust and slate '
tli diggiugs am extensive and wortp ;
I oU to 70 ceuts to the pan.
I PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC.
Keduce seven jacks to gills.
How many degrees in a college?
How many sins make one
scruple?
j How many perfumes make a
1 scent?
How many pounds make a prize
hght?
How many seconds are there in
a duel?
How many
agent tired?
feet make a book
Reduce three gallone of whisky
to drunks.
How many minutes in a previous
meeting?
How many barrels in a political
campaign?
Add one oyster to each plate of
soup in a church festival, aud de
termine the rise in price per plate,
If a man speuds three-quarters
of an hour trying to unlock the
front door with a button hook.
how much did he spend at the
club during tho evening?
THEY ARE TO BE PITIED.
The following sorrowful com
plaint clipped from an exchange,
is not wholly unknown to other
papers. "Last week a man stepped
up to us and said he would pay us
every cent he owed us if he lived
until Saturday p. u. We presume
the man died. ' Another said he
would pay us in a day or two as
sure as wa were born. Query
Did the man lie or were we never
born? Another said he would
settle as sure as shooting. We are
led to the conclusion that shooting
is uncertain. Another said h
hoped to go to the devil if he did
not pay us in three days. Havn't
seen him since; suppose he has
gone, but we trust he has not hoped
in vain. Quite a number sitid they
would see us to-morrow. These
have been stricken blind, or else
to-morrow has not come. One
man told us as soon as he got
some money, he would pay. The
man would not lie, so of course he
has not a cent.
A WONDERFUL INVENTION.
A voting machine has been in
vented by J. W Barnes, St. Paul,
which seems to combine all the
virtues of the Australian ballot
system, besides other good points.
The ordinary paging machine of
the printer suggested the main
idea to the invented. The prin
ciple involved is that of counting
machine, as in theadometer. The
machine assures absolute secrecy
and absolute accuracy of count.
It saves the expense of printing
ballots, and better that, it does
away with the tedious and inaccu
rate counting of paper ballots, and
as a consequence of this there
would be no contested elections.
Tha Minnesota legislature has been
considering a bill providing for the
adoption of this machine in all
general and special flections in the
state.
How to Get tiik Uazette fob sooth
ing. Mr. C. E. Fell, th Heppner nur
seryman, will sell you 100 apple troes at
the regular rate, $15.00 per hundred,
and give you one oopy of tha Heppnek
Gazette for one year. Fifty apple trees
will cost you 87.50, and with this be
will give you one copy of the Gazette
for six mouths. His stock is strictly
Bret elasi, and is warranted.
COOPER'S
Eipnif Pewffsr,
Is the
Cheapest, Safest and Rest !
Cure for Scab.
This celebrated Dip has been in constant
and increasing use for over half
a century, during whioh time
It has been applied to more sheep than
exist on the earth at the urosent
moment.
Our Sales in 1888 were sufficient
to Dip over 60,000,000 Sheep.
It is cheaper than lime and sul
phur, and is not one tithe of
the trouble. Lime and '
sulphur injure the wool, but the
Cooper Dip improves its qual
ity and increases its growth.
General Agents :
SNELL, HEITSI1U & WOODARD,
Wholesale druggists, Portland, Oregon.
THE WASCO WAREHOUSE CO.,
The Dalles, Oregon.
City
HAS
SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BliER!
It is manufactured with the latest
brewing apparatus and onu't be beat.
Lunches of all Kinds,
And tbe best brands of Cigars.
Empty kegs innst be returned or $6
apiece will lie charged.
J. XI. 3NTttor-, Prop
New Stock! New Fixtures I !
New Everything! !
Pure Wines and Liprs
And U Host-
HAVANA CIGARS
Are always kpt iu t.)ck at th
GEM SALOON,
Opiate H. IV.acJrrisan A Co.s Stof
onrtawut
LrvttttuvHit to
all.
Come a i, d. Mm
couriuevti.
JEW
The tery Latest S.yU just receiqed from
Portland and San Francisco
at
Mrs. Warren's
Fanhionable Millinery and Ladies
Furnishing Store.
Thankful for the generous liberality
and good will of the people of Heppner
and vicinity in the past, we cordially
solicit their patronage in the future.
MRS. MARY WARREN.
THE GREAT
Transcontinental Route
RAILEOADI
VIA THE
Cascade Branch, now Completed, mak
ing it the Shortest, Best and Quickest.
The Dining Car Line. The Direct Route
No Delays. Fastest Trains. Low
est Rates to Chicago and all points
East. Ticeta sold to all Promi
nent Points throughout the
East and Southeast.
TlirMinJi rulkan Drawnj Room Sleeping Gars.
Reservations can be secured in advnuce,
To East Hound Paseiv'ers
Be careful and do not make a mistake,
but be sure to take the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
And see that your ticket reads via this
line, bt Jfaul or Minneapolis to avoid
ohanges and serious delays occasioned
by other routes.
Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars run
on regular express trains lull length ol
Hue. Berths free. Lowest rates. Quick
est time.
General Office of the Company, No. 131
firm tit., uor. Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agont
The Steruno
Manufacturers of
4 im in
f;- . ..""CS
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THE STERLING PIANOS,
WHICH FOR
Quality of Tone, Beauty of Design,
FINISH and adaptability for stand
ing in Tune nave no equal.
Every Piano Warranted for Five Years
And satisfaction guaranteed to every purchaser.
Alto Manufacture the World-Renowned
STERLING ORGAN
Factories, Derby, Conn.
TO SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
BY WAY OF THE
Southern Pacific Company's Line
TIE PIT. SHHST0 ROUTE.
Quicker in Time than Any Other Route
Between
Portland
-San Francisco.
Leore Portland at 4 P. M., Daily.
THROUGH TIME, 39 HOURS.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For Accommodation of Seooud-Class
Passengers Attached to Express
.Trains.
Fare f nan Portland to Sacramento and San Fran-
cisoo:
Unlimited, ar
Limited First-flas 20
" " Set-entl-ClasK, 15
Through Tickets to all Points South
and Eajt,
VIA. CAI.Il'OKXIA.
TICKET OFFICES:
City Office, N. 134, Corner First 4 Alder Streets
Depot Office, Corner F and Front Streets,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
It. KOEHIlliB, E. P. ROGERS,
Manager. Asft. Q. F. and Pas. Agt.
Dobbins' Electric Soap
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP
IN THE WORLD.
It is Strictly Pnre. Uniform in Quality.
rHE original formula for which we paid $50,000
twenty ytart ago has never been modified or
changed in the slightest. TtaU soup !
I tdeBtleiU In quality to-day with
mat naae iweniy yrnn fo.
IT contains nothiata that chb In
jur the finest fabric. It bright
na colon and bleaches whites.
IT washes flannels and blankets as no other soap
in the world does without shrinking leaving
them soft and white and like new.
READ THIS TWICE
THERE b a areat savins; of time, of labor,
of soap, of fuel, and of the fabric, where Dob
bios' Electric Soap is used according to direc
tions. OX E trial will demonstrate its great merit. It
will pay you to make that trial.
TIKE all best thlnsm, it is extensively inu
JM tated aad counterfeited.
Peware of Imitations.
1VSIST upon Dobbin Electric. Prn't tpk
Marnetic, Electro-Mgic, Philadelphia EIe. 't
Wany other fraud, simply because it is cheap. T:
will ruin clothes, and are dear at any price. Ask for
o$DOBBIXS ELECTRIC
aad take no other. Nearlv ererr erocer front M.
to Mesico keeps it io stock. If your han't it, he
WUi cmer irona nis nearest wnesaie fmcer.
TJ EAD carefully the inside wrapir .-Toim l e?ch
J bar, and b careful to follow dirreCiOHM
each outside wrapper. You rannot ntltinl to
wait longer before trying for yourscif this ohi, rei-abac,
od truly wonderful
Dobbins' Electric Scap.
I. L. CIUGIN A CtXt PUiladelphia Pn. t
Northern Pacific
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TrytheCurej
Ely's Oram Balm
fir a
Intro TnflctnmafiAn tHfifllsrriA RorfiH.
javo iiiiiliiiiiiu
Kestores the Senses of Taste, Smell
and Hearing.
A particle Is applied Into each nostril and -Is
BKrrpnble. Price SOc. at Druniisti or bf
snail. ELY BUOTUERS,66 Warren St., New York.
When I fifty Cttrb I do not mean merely ta
top them fur a time, and then have them rQ
turn again. I biean A RADICAL. CLiUJ.
1 have made the dieeaso ot
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
Alife-lotiff study. I WAnnANT my remedy to
Cmiifi the worst cases, liteauso others has
failed is no reason fur not now receiving acure.
Send at once fur a treatise .vida Ii'JtEK KO'itlb
of my Infallible Uesiedy. Givo Kxpreta
and rost Otfiee. It costs you tiotI::ug far a
trial, and it will cure you. Audintd
H.G. ROOT, M.C.t I S3 Pearl St., HsWYoitt
OUR
,A WEEK
Club System
while as convenient
to the buyer as any
instalment system, is.
a wholesale spot cash
svsem to us. The
co-operation of the
club members sells us LJVl
,0 in s-h Pun A
938 Watch Club, and we get cash from
me VIUD lor eat.11 waim uciurc 11 guws
out, though each member only pays
$1 a week. This is why we give you
more for vour money than anv one else
and why we are doing the large3l
watch business in the world. We sell
only first quality goodB, hut ouij
prices are about what others get for sec
ond quality. Our $1U KilvcrWatch
is a substantial Silver (not imitation 0
any kind) Stem-Wind American Lever
Watch either hunting case or open.
Our $35.00 Watrlt is a Stem-wind,
Open Face, first quality, stiffened Goltl
American LeverWatch,rararrf to
wear so yf art. It is fully equal to any
watch sold for Jj8 by others. We find
a first-class Stiffened Gold Case much
more satisfactory and serviceable than
any Solid Gold Case that can be sold at
less tnan aouuie ine money, as encap
solid cases are invariably thin, weak,
ot low au.ilitv. and worthless after
short use. Our $38 Watch contains
numerous important patented im-,
p'rovements, of vital importance to accur-
nte tim ine Patent Dustproof, Pattnt Stent
MiM(i,fyc.'kfsn control exclusively. It
is fully equal fur accuracy, appearance, dura
bility ana service, to any fjs Watch either
Open Face or Hunting. Our $43.00 Kail
road Watch is especially constructed for
the mostexacting use, and is the best Rail
road Watch made, Open Face or Hunting.
All these prices are either all cash or in clubs,
ii
Vl.UU a WWK. Ai Ajnx Watch
Jntula'or given free urf'A ancA Watch.
TlieKeystoneWatch ClubGo
Main Office In Co'i Own Bulldlno
004 WALNUT ST. PKIIADA. PA.
Agents Wanted.
Ajax Watch Insulator, $1.00
A ni'rfeetnrntectioi) anal nut luaanetltm
of price, frj" W refer to any Cammerclnl Apency s
FittinvWutch. Bent bv mall ou rneetot
Report
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