THE GAZETTE.
HEPPNER, THtTttSDAY, May 23, '89.
HEPPNER
li lb county-sent of Morrow, located
near the center of the county, on Willow
nreek, and at the termiune of the Willow
week branoh of the 0. P.. AN. It has a
population of about 800, and is reoeiring
sew residents daily. As a busineas
place, it bids fair to take the lead of any
town in Eastern Oregon, having tribu
tary to it an immense agricultural and
stock conntry.
The sum ;io,000 was appropriated
tue last session of the legislature for j
the purpose of improving the Heppner
and Monument wagon road. Thp.t
amount will be expended on this route
during the coming summer, rendering
it the best mountain road in the state,
aud one which will accommodate btiu
dreds of well-to-do stockmen, who are
bestowing their patronage on merchants
In Heppner, owing to its advantages as
a trading point. Fully 3,000,000 pounds
of wool will find sale, or shipment at
Heppner this season.
Beat estate is advancing rapidly, and
is selling at a figure 20 to 25 per cent,
higher than prices prevailing three
months ago.
One of the best flouring mills in East
ern Oregon is located at this point.
For further information concerning
Heppner, address
Oara L. Pattekson,
Real Estate Agent,
Heppner, Or.
,4Ar ENTHUSIASTIC COMMUNICA
TION OF THE MASONIC FRA
TERNITY IN HEPPNER.
On last Saturday evening there was a
large attendance at the regular communi
cation of Heppner Lodge No. 69, A. F.
& A. M., in Heppner, this being the oc
casion of the visit of Bro. S. F. Chad
wiok, representing Grand Master Jacob
Mayer, who was unable to attend per
sonally, owing to an injury received last
winter while on the way to visit the bed
side of Past Grand Master Jenniuga.
Other business of unusual interest and
importance coming before the lodge on
this evening, all tended to make it one
of interest and long to be remembered
by Heppner Lodge.
The following resolutions were adopted
at this meeting:
Wherean, That Heppner Lodgo No.
69, A. F. & A. M. feel grateful for the re
sponse to their invitation fur the presence
of the Grand Master or his repreaenta
tive at their regulnr communication,
May 17th, A. D. 1889, A. L., 5889; aud
be it
Resolved, That Heppner Lodge No, 09,
extend to Grand Master Jacob Mayer
their thanks for the acceptance of the in
vitation of this lodge, and express a feel
ing of appreciation that he was so ably
represented on the above occasion by
Bro. Ohadwiok.
Resolved, That Heppner Lodge No. 69
tender to Bro. C'hadwivk their sincere
thanks for his visit to this lodge, aud ap
preciate the Masonic instruction and ad
vice given on this occasion.
Resolved, That the sympathy of Hepp
ner Lodge No. 69 be tendered to Grand
Master Jacob Mayer in his affliction
which prevented a personal visit to our
lodge, and extend to him the sincere
hope that ho may soon be fully recovered
-toW? feVOTmf h "may b'e wfrfi
us at some future communication,
Resolved, That a oopy of these reso
lutions shall he transmitted to our Grand
Master under seal of the lodge.
SUNDAY EVBNINO LECTUKK.
On Sunday evening, at the M. E.
church, South, Iiro. Chndwick lectured
on the Bubjoct of Masonry to a large au
dience. He incidentally stated that he
bad visited many tonns in Eastern Ore
gon, and considering the comparative iso
lation of Heppner until the advent of
railroad facilities, which only came lii.n
December, he must award to our place
the palm of being the most prosperous
of them all. After these complimentary
remarks be proceeded with the lecture
proper, which was highly instructive and
entertaining throughout. He spoke elo
quently of tlio precepts of Masonry ami
what it had dono for Jew and Gentile in
both America and foreign lands, lie
dwelt at some length on the plau of
common brotherhood, whereby it forms
the great oivilizer of the world, and
While bringing conflicting creeds to
gether for ternpiir.il wants, took away
from none of its patrons any of their
peculiar religious or political ideas, but
tended to inn lie them boiler ami nobler j
men. me mzitrri.- would publish in
full this address had it the Ru.ioe.
Throughout the lecture the most respect-
ful attention
was given hy tins appro-
ciative audience.
Iiro. Chndwick left for his
Hnleni ou lust Monday's train.
lion i
SUSPENSION OF THE 1'IOXKEU
WOOLEN MILLS AT SAX
FRANCISCO,
The Oregonian of May 17th announces
the suspension of the Pioneer Woolen
Mills of San Frnncisoo. The mill was
established in 1858 with a cupital paid up
of 81,000,000, which was afterwards in
creased. It w as for years a very pros
perous institution, the stock selling from
940 to 89ft0 per share until two years
ago. About that time raw wools com
manded a high prioo in 'Frisco. Com
petition caused the material used by
this mill to cost above that of the East
ern markets, and it commenced to lose
medey. lionds to the amount of Sllll,
000 were issued to tide over the tlnauciiil
troubles, and the slock run down to
$2.50 per share.
The manager said last week that they
had not been making the mill pay for
fivo yearn, nd announoen tliut Hie com-1
pany will now nay its debt and Ko out
pany will now pay Kb clout and k "t
of business, that most of t li fir Mt.nkn
wag worked up and no more wool would
be bought. This ia a severe blow on the
woolen business of San Kniueiseo. This
mill uaed wool for50,(W0pnirnf blankets,
600,000 yards of flannel, Ij0,fl03 yards
of rloth, 20.00J flannel shirts per year,
and was a strong factor in keeping up
prioea ot wool at tint puint. The in
activity of the Sun Franvisru market is
now partially explained. Considerable
Eastern Oregon wool is now lying over
at that place unsold. One Grant county
grower has two clip ou hand. A few
mail choioe lots of wool have been sold
at 'Frisco for fancy prices, which may
attract Bhipmeuts, but the average quota,
lion of wools does Dot seem to
be much above sales which have been
made at Heppner. The probabilities are
that growers will get more net per pound
for their wool by Bale here tlmn by ship
ment. The wools hero are above the
average of Eastern Oregon wools nnd nn
accumulation of them should i.'.Imi)
ft home market tb boat, !
MARKET REPORT.
Tne general market fr farmers pro
ducts is well stocked. The best quality
of butter, unless disposed of at private
sale to families, is much lower than
osual at this lime of the year. It
wouiuoe eu ror farmers to paoK tneir
butter, as tb at article will no doubt be a
better prie in the course of two or
three me nths.
, DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Bv.tter, gilt-edged, 20 to 25 cents.
EQOS.
Eggs are very eoaroe. Very little in
the market at 16 cents.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, scarce at 1 cent per lb.
Ranchers, bring your spuds to town.
There H a good demand for fresh veget
ables of all kinds at good prioes.
POULTKV.
Chickens, S3 to $4 per dozen, acoording
to size.
WOOL.
The present state of the wool market
all over the United States is not at all
flattering. However, a good clean qual
ity is commanding a better price this
season than last year. An extra choice
lot of wool will bring 16 to 17 cents.
The ordinary Morrow oonntv clin will
oring prioes ranging irom 10 iu
cents, according to siirmnage several , mg establishment in my new build
wool buvers are mnking Heppner their I ing on May streot, and am now regularly
hesdonartera this season. The freight ' receiving 'new goods and will make ous-
rates on wool from Heppner to other
points is only 20 oents per hundred high
er than Arlington, when shipped to
Portland and 'Frisco in sacks. If
baled, the same rate applies for ship
ment either east or west.
OIIAIK AND FEED.
Prices are encouraging nil over the
United States. Our home mills pay a
price equal if not better than elsewhere.
A large acreage with the best of pros
pects for a big yield, and good prices,
are encouraging to the Morrow county
rancher. Oats are worth 1?4' cents per
IIi; whole barley, l'j cents per It);
chopped barley, 1'; discount ou large
lots.
There has been quite a decline in the
flour market within the past two weeks.
Sperry's bpst grade of Heppner flour,
5 bbl, $3.75 per bbl retail, $4.00.
Waitsburg Peerless Hour, ?l.Uf in any
quantity.
LIVE HTOUK.
Good beef cattle, 2 to 2'j' cants per
pound; mutton, S?Z per bead.
FUKHIl MliATfl,
Loin steak, retail, 15 oents per pound;
round steak. 121 cents; roasts, 10 cents;
boiling, 5 to H cents. Mutton, 12
cents, best quality.
LAST WKKk'a STOKM.
Some Less Among Hlippp and Lainlts.
Last week, Morrow county was visited
by a heavy rain, which did much good
(or Clops but was quite disastrous to
sheep owneie. The loss is quite general,
although the Qasuctth wus not able to
get exact losses ill many parts o( the
county. A tew hands sustained no loss,
yet quite a large majority is less from 15
to 500 head, as they were recently shorn
and could not withstand the storm.
Many lambs also perished.
Sam Palmer, a Nebraskn sheepman
who was preparing to drive east, lost 500
head; ('has. Kirk, loll; Robert Johnson,
400, mostly lambs; Billy Gilliam, 175; L.
L. Ormsby ,of Nebraskn, who was also
Elirer,i2-00;'"U.-;,ier, oTto'iie Rook" seo'-
tion, 250; dipt. T. J. Brown, 50 to 75;
Blake & Spaulding, lout heavily, but our
informant was not able to give the exact
number; Anson Wright, 2(1; John
Adams, 80; Win. Wurren, 75; Os Mitch
ell, 500. The flocks of Morrow county
were in au unusually tine condition be
fore this rainstorm, tlio increase of lambs
being much more on the uvearge than
former seasons.
On last Thursday the streams were
full to tho top, and shaky bridges were
move! oil' their foundations. The May
street bridgu was stayed by Marshal Bit
ter to prevent it being washed away.
Although several had narrow escapes
from drowning, no loss of lite is reported.
Tho settlers in the neighborhood or
Ritter are talking of the advisability of
building a wagon road direct to Hepp
ner from their settlement. They express
a belief (but n much belter road could
be mr.de over their proposed roiil'.i than
can ho made of cltVr of t1" two routes
upon whi 'li Mi - ,".p;'r v1' " 'i i-is ore to be
erpcudi'l
lAi Hot unit, in,;
! to-morrow, wheu
t il.c immediately a
you leel nek, hut
lose ot rfun.h'i'i (b or, ,u lito, d l'uriller
and prevent a s. ri m:i at' n'l: of sickness.
It is the best liver regulator and blood
cleamer in existence. 'I'rj li.
I.AM) 'il l'U'l.; m i 1.1,1 ,
Our War-hiusloii em-re, poi.de. t sends us the
following infui niation on land .,, ,( .'-( dt eided.
The name of the stieeesfol j ,,:;,- :tr.i pritittsl
ill Cfipilnl letters.
I '. os VNPr.,
Andrew O. l.im vs J. Y. l'Alilil.II.
T.J. MATtSIIALL vs Wm. II. Longlej.
TIIK ptl.I.EH.
JOIIAN LAKKE vs J. II. Veil.
Will. l. Keys vs UUO. VV. 1) KHTI1..
I.AKKVIIfW.
MINKHVA W KM'!' PALL vs llaniel L.Omiblin.
Minerva Westfall vs UNITED STATES. .
(J. A. I'ilto., vs MARTIN I I1K1MMAN.
MINERAL r-ATKNTS.
Edgar II. Mix et al., Oranile placer,
I'ASII l'ATKNTS. No. -UlV
HOME COSIKOItT RAMIES,
lielow we niililisb n few of the manv
! testimonials of people who are using the
I "Home Comfort Kange." They speak
lor ineniseives.
Home Comfort Itangcs are constructed
of the very best cold rolled wrought steel,
with malleublo iron lops, doors and door
frames, and so riveted together that it is
impossible for them to warp or spring.
All the tines are lined with asbestos,
whioh retiders them practically inde
structible. Pufiir. Or., Slav 15, 1SH!).
ine nome l onuori liango !.' we
pnrcliaBed sniiie time sign, in nil that whs
1'li'imrJ f(r I m mitinlleil.uftw iihuir
""!' U takT leH mml !')' hM ,l"'u
auj kiuw wii unit1 pvnr unen
Respectfully,
A. J. Oufur.
The Dulles, Or., Way lsstl.
Our r.'inse is indeed a "Home Com
fort." Now that we have it, 1 can't see
how we ever gut along with a cook stove.
It bakes er(e-tly nnd takes less wood by
half than a cook stove the same size.
KespecUullv,
A. Allen. ;
Boyd, Or., May 1:', ltlst).
The Home Comfort is perfect.
II. Rice.
The Dalles, Or., May 10, lSSO.
Wrought Iron Kauge Company:
The Home Comfort Hamre. oni-clinicd
oi you, gives entire satis taction
you, bivos entire BiitUfurtion and
cooka with 0110 half the wtxxj rtniuireil
on the laHt Bttive we Hot anttlo. ;
1 , . .
Willnun Hnnnan,
Uoyd, Vh8co Co., Or., Muy H, HHK !
My nuttfe in till I Oouhl Wlh, mid I!
take nleHHiirt? in reCoimiu'Uilini; it to my
friends nnd acquaintances. I would not
nurt witt. . w. i ii -.1
" .m. itK.i (tniuiwiiin imrii. (
Hespwtfullv,
J. J. Wooler).
Si un Wantkd, C.
M. Mull.try will
prices lur wrip.
coruer Mav aud Chase .
Htiuwtg.
ALL THIS FOP. THE PriSMC COOD.
It is an undisputed fact that the hand
somest vestibule trains that are now
run on the American continent are those
on the "BcbtjInotox Koctb," leaving
the Union Depnt in Denver, also tit.
Paul, immediately ou arrival of all
through trains from the west. The first
j sn( second class coaches
are magnifi
cars sniieib.
cent, the Reclining chair
the rullmau sleepers extremely luxuri
ant, and as for the meals that are served
in those Palace Burlington dining cars
yum-yum. The next time yon go east
to Kansas City,Chicago or St. Louis, if
you mention to the ticket agent that
you want ypnr ticket to read from Deu
ver or St. Paul over the Burlington
Route, you will get it, and you will al
ways be glad of it.
If you go via the Northern or Canadi
an Pacific, the elegant vestibule trains
of "The Burlington Route." between St.
Paul, Chicago and St. Louis will carry
you alon , the eastern shore of the Miss
issippi river for a distance of 350 miles,
amidst scenery that cannot be surpass
ed; or, if yon go via the Oregon Short
Line or Southern Pacific, ard your ticket
reads via "The Burlington Route," from
Cheyenne or Denver, you will pass
through all the thriving cities end towns
located in what is popularly known as
the "Heart ot the Continent." For fur
ther information apply to A. C. Sheldon,
General Ageut, 85 First Stieet, Portland,
Oregon.
TAILORING.
I have opened a well-appointed tailor
t lorn maue pains iroin vi 10 eio
best
! goods in ttie market.
A. AnruHAMsicK.
roil SALE.
The southwest of section 10, town
ship 3 south of range 24 east, Willamette
Maridian. This is school land and Mrs.
N. A. Junkin holds certificate of purchase
from the State. Inquire of Mrs. N. A.
Junkin, Eight Mile, or of
Wbioht & Bkown,
Heppner, Or.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
From Alpine, Morrow Co., on or about
August HK8, one black mare, 5 years
old, branded J 0 with a half circle over
it with H immediately over that on
same shoulder. Sha iH a gentle work
mnre, with a little white in faoe. One
bay mare. 6 yoars old, branded II on
left shoulder. She had n bay, yearling
mare colt following, branded same as
mother. One buy mare, 7 years old,
branded on left shoulder with large 6
and II , also 711 on left stillo; is a low,
heavy-set mare. A reward of $5.00
apiece will be paid for tho return of the
above described animals. A reasonable
recompense will be given for information
leading to tho recovery of said animals.
William Gallahisb.
Alpine, Oregon.
School Patiions. The board of school
directors of Uist. No. 1 will set as a
board of equalization on the 24th day of
May, 1HHU, at the cilice of Wright &
Brown. Parties desiring the revisemout
of their assessment are requested to be
present. 'J'iioh. Moiioan, 1
J. M. Haoeh, ! Directors.
Otis Pattkiwon )
SritAYHi). One sorrel four-year-old
gelding, branded circle L on left shoul
der, burbed-wire cut on inside of left
back, tail tied in small knot at bottom.
Was raised hy Stephen Lynn, on Butter
creek.' Ten dollars reward for return of
said horse to me.
L. O. Ralston,
Kockville, Gilliam Co., O r
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
, ..Lnnd Office at Ltidnindo Or., May IS, 18B9.
named sntiler has tiled notice of his intention to'
make linn! proof in support of his claim, and
that said proef will tie made before the county
judge, or m his aosence before the county clerk
of Morrow county, at llnnpiier. Ore., ou July 8,
IBM), viz:
'. C. Cressirell
Hd. No. i-m for the W'v, HW'U Hec. 2ll, and W'-i
NW", Hoc. :f,, Tp. 3rl., K. 2S K.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous niHiilenco upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz:
S T. Tippet I, of Lena, Or., Oliver P. M. tsim
coko, John Kiuiie,l (.', Tliouipsoii.all of Hepp
ner, Or.
Any pereon who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof, or wuo knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regula
tions of the interior lleimrtnieiit, why such proof
should not he allowed, will be given au oppor
tunity at the ahovc mentioned time and place to
em-s. examine the witnesses of said claimant,
and to oiler evidence in rebuttal of Ihut Mltulilt
ted by clnimant.
32-27 IlKNItV IllNrllAnT, Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Lund Ollice ill Ladrnndo, Or,, Mav If,, 1KH!I.
Noiice is hereby given (hat the fnllowuig
unined settler has tiled police of his intention to
make liuai prool in suotiort of Ins cl.-tim. and
thai saiu prool will tie uiadu herore the oountv
cloik of Morrow county, at Heppner, Or., on
July 8, lSS'J, viz:
John II. Johnson
Ds. No. 775(1, for the HWU Hec. 3, Tp. 4 H.
E. VV. M.
, II. ,27
lie names tho fellowing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ol,
said land, viz:
II. J. Hill, of llei pner. Or,. Jerry Phillips, of
Lexington. Or , J. W. Doptiy, Robert Dexter, of
iloppnur, Or.
Any person who desires to protest gninst tho
allowance of such pits if, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the laws and the regu
lations of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not he silowcd, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place to cross-examine the witnesses of said
cliiiinnnt, mid to oiler evidei.ee in rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
3:12-27 Hksky Rinkuaut, Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
I and Offlco st badraude. Or., May 1.1. 1SS0.
Notice is hcrchy given that the following
named sell ler has filed notice of her inten tiou to"
make Hoi. 1 proof in support of her c'niiti, and
that said proef will be mints before the county
olerk of Morrow county . at lieppuer, Or., un
July 2, 1HSU, vis:
Emma Kilciip
!). No, hmh), for tho NW Sec. 14, Tp. i H., R
is K.
bhe names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said laud, viz:
t'alvin Eouutnin. of Heppner, Or., John Wad
dull. Peter Hinit li, Kitt Hayes of Lena, Or.
Any person wtio desires to Jprolesl iigiiiimt ttie
Rllowaneeof suih proof, or who knows of nny
uha'auttal reason, under Ihe law and the regula
tions of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an op.
portuuity at the above mentioned thus and place
to cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant,
and to otter evidence in rebuttal of that submit
ted by claimant.
322-117 IlK.MlY KlNKllAUT, Register.
NOTICE -OF INTENTION.
Uiml Oltii-e M Tin-Inlli'. Or., May IS, 'HP.
Noiice in lu-n'liy bivoii that the fotlowiiiK-uHiiMHl
filler linn tiled initio,! of liirt intention to miike
61111I iiroof in Hiipeoit nf tnNi-lium.iiiuitlmt nnut
eroof will In, mutt, tK'foi-e tliH eoiuily oli-k of
atori-ow conntv. O-tiioii at lUiuBr. ilr..
jui 0, iw-v. vu:
,oin Johnson,
V. B. No. M9I, for tli N
,--. S. I'o. 8 M. It 21 K.
NKVi and N'i NV
Ho immoN t he following witeiitt(i to prove his
cotiliimoiiH ri'tiidi'iu-iuieon, Hud oiilt-vtttion of,
UlU IHIIll, vie: f
AuKit luirlslon. J. 8. loung nnti Andrew
M. lVlorion, tioost'tmrry, Oregon; I hiun. Aiuler
on, I'.iK'ln Mile, I
1 Any pcittoii wlio iliwinw to proteHt imniiiiit tlic
ntlovtiiuce of muoIi proof . or who t;now of any j
nutiHtHMliul rtioti uiulor tin law an.l lite n-unla-
iioum or the luti-nor lii-piirliuciit, why buoIi enntf
Rhould not lie llowed. will lie kiv'ii hii iipportu-
uuyal ini uuove ineutuintHl time ant place to
orottM-oiaimne the witueKNcH of Naidclaiinaiit, aiiH
' otler evidence in rcbutttd of that nutumUed by
IniniHnl
al-aW F. A. McDonald, l(eister.
NOTICE OF INDENTION
lAiidOllicont Uttiraude.Or., May 7, V9.
Notice in hereby Riven that the folUiwiittf
nanittl netlltr linn lih-d noiice of Ian intention to
commute aud make total viroof in nuppori of bin
claitu, and thai naid proof
U1 v"ullt ''k f M;i
Uoipner, Or., on June
iil will le inaile In-fore
Morrow eouuiy, Or.t at
Wli, via:
Joiiiph 11 AWi,OM'
"V"' fort'10 NWV Tp' 5 8 11 1(8
He naimtl- following witnien to provo hin
eontumonn residence upm, and tnthivaiion of,
'TSY c t , vi v ,
land It. aey B.vlve-tcr . Moreott. Kml
Hitcklmrt ami Win. Warren, all of Heiipiier, Or.
Ai.j ivimii wtitMliwirtit tn nrotttH against thn
nUtiwuittv i if Bix'tt iirHf. r wtio kimwii of nny
miliBiHiitiul n-iiKou, uiulor the lit ttmt tht t-vifu
1iIiiih tif tin Interior IMmrtincnt, why ttitoK
ptHKif hIiouIU Hot ttj Hlluutnt, Mill U4 KiV'n (111
tl-PortmiiI) Ht thtt HlKiV-intii(K!i(Hi lira" hikI
pUft to rrt-ininiiiH tli wiinmHW of njiul ,
tfui1'1 toiit.r fvuli-
'c tu rwmuinl of Umt
j lUi-uilllIM VKUlUltlll,
Uk'NBY tUNKUABT. HtfUtor,
NOTICE OF INTENTION
Land Office at Ijilimnde. Or.. April 11. .
Notice i hereby i tu UiHt the following -named
soltler )ta hied notice of hit intention tomnke
tinai r-rM,f in mipiHjrt of his claim, and that said
proof will be ir.'ule Iwforethe courtly juile, or
m his absence Iwfore thecounty clerk of Morrow
county, Offn, at Heppner, Dr., on June 3. 1M69,
tiz:
Frank MeCorkle,
Hrt No. S!21 for tho NH't 8W1 K!4 BWH, HW
WKkHBrcMlpSH. liK.
He names the following witnewos to prove
hitt coiitinuonK residence Uxn. and cultivation
of. said land, viz:
J. 8. (jurdane and D. C. Ourdune, Ridpre, Cma
tilia Co., Oreijon: ('. K. Cate and F. II. hUerman,
Lena, Morrow cou,,ty. Ort-Kon.
Any peraon wh desires to protwt against the
allowance of auch proof, or who knows of any
ubHtantial reason, under the law and the regula
tions of tho Interior Department, why such proof
hhonld not be allowed, will he (tiveu nn opportu
nity at the alove mentioned time and pluce to
cross-examine the witneaee of said claimant, and
to oiler evidence in rebuttal of that submitted
by clnimant.
317-22 HenkY Rinehkrt. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at La Grande. Or.. April II, '8".
Notice is hereby (fiven that the followinR-namod
settler has filoa notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the rou-ity judu-e,
or in his absence before the county clerk of Mor
row conntv, Oregon, at Heppnor. Oregon, on
May 31, ll, viz:
Lafayette Penland,
Hd.No. 2173. for the HE4 WM NKBE'iSecSj,
and 8'i N VV H Hoc 27, Tp 4 S. II 27 E.
He names ttie following witnesses to prove
his continuous nsidence npon, anil cultivation
of, said land, viz:
John Zollinger, Jerry Phillips, Andrew Steven
son and John Kkoglin, all of Heppner, Or.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such prs,f, or wiio knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regula
tionB of the interior department, why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an opiiortu
mty at the above mentioned time and place to
cros-examine the witliesseH of faid claimant,
and to oiler evidence in rebuttal of that submits
tisl by cluirnaut.
817-22 Hknby Kinkhakt. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
Land Oftien at Ijitlrnnde. Or.. April 10. '8.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice of his intention to make
limit proof in support of hisclaim, and that said
proof will be made before the county judge of
Morrow county or in his absence before the clerk
of said county at lieppuer. Or., on May 24,
IBS", viz:
O. 31. Campbell,
Hd. No. 22(M. for the NKM Sej 18. Tp 1 N. R 28 E.
Ho names the following witnesses to prove
hiscontinuous residence upon, and cultivation
of. snid land, viz:
John ('. (ie rge. John Barker, Robert Ilarns
and William King, all of Galloway. Oregon.
Anyp,rson who desires to protest against the
nllownnce of such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under tlielaw and the regula
tions of Ihe Interior Department, why such proof
should not be allowed, will he given an oppoitn
liity at the above mentioned time and place to
cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant,
and to oiler evidence in rebulbil of that submit
ted by cliiiuiant.
317-22 IIenhy RrNEiunT, Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Tiirid OflioontThG Dallm. Or.. April W, '89.
Ndlirp in hfrcby rivou tlinl t.lm followitit; namod
net tier Iiiih tiled notic of his intention to make
final proof iu euptifrt of bin claim, and that mi id
pronf will be niwte iM'foro ttie clrk of Morrow
comity, Or,, ut Jioppnor, Or., on June 12, 'H',!,
viz:
Joh n Willingham.
Dr. No. 4W, for tho NK4 NK4 Rfc 2 nnd W",
N VV W and N"4 HWV4 Hc 24. Tp 3 8. K 2ii K.
IJh JuunwH the foll()wiun witneKfs to prove
his cojilinunuH roHidPtico upon, and cultivation
of, Bfiifl lurid, viz:
Wm. iiutfhoH, Arthur Daly, John Hnndrixand
Oforne (iray, all of ili'ppuor, Morrow county,
Orcjiun.
Any pnrson who deniroH to protect acainst the
allowance of Kiit'h proof, or who knows of any
Hufmtantial rcHHtin, under the In w and the Tew
lationtj of the Interior Department, why such
proof rthould nut ha allowed, will Im piven an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place io crosH-exiiiniiie tint witneHnes of mid
cluimnnt, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that
Nulnintted by claimant.
817-22 . A. Mf'DoNALD, Ret?iflter.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Ollice at The J)all . Or., April 17, '80.
Notiue is hereby (riven that (he following
named Hettlor has tiled notice rf his intent ion to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that naid proof will be made before the judye of
Morrow county, Oregon, at Heppner, Orpon, on
Juno 1, 1HH9, viz:
William LueUtng,
Hd. No. 2H75, for the KF.H BWH Hen 12. and E'.i
NWH and HWl4 Ntt'i Her IU, Tt H of U 25 K, '
lie names the following witnenten to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, naid land, viz:
An) person whf dcHtrea to irott'Ht Bgain&wHfo
allowanue of such pro..f, or who knows Of any
subHtantial reason, under Ihe litw utwl iIia n-oulii-
tiotiM of the Interior iJepHrtmeTit. why mucii proof I
sticunu uoi e imoweo win no given an oppor
tunity at Ihe above mentioned time nnd pWe
to cross-examine the witnesnnn of said claimant,
and to olTer evidence in rebuttal of that submit
ted byrlaituaut,
rttH-;!23 F. A. McDonald, Kegister.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
U. S. Land OtKco, Lutjnmdc, Or.. April 2i"t,
Not ire ih hereby Kivnn tlinl the followiliK-llhmed
Helller Iihh tiled tiotiee nf his intention to com
mute and make, liiml poof in Hiipp(,i't of hit
claim, and (hut wed proof will lie inailo hof ire
the counly clerk of Morrow county, Oregon, at.
llt-ppncr, Oreuon, tin .lime U, viz:
William Hilling
lid No. 8711 for the Si; SUM, NEHi BK. 8fi!'
N K'i Kec. II. To t S, H 211 li VV. M.
lie llaniHH Ihe followiier witiieH4H to tirnvn
liiHcontinuous reeidem-e upon, and cultivation
or. Himi itiiKl, vnc:
'J'. . I. Mullock, John Ifinton, of Heponer, Or.,
Ijec Matlock, J.ane Mullock, of Lena, Or.
Any iierHon who ilcnireH to unites! mrainHt tl,a
Hllownllee of euch pnof, or wiio kuowe of mil
Hulmlantial nnwon, under the lawRiul Ihe reKuliu
lioriHof the Interior llepnrlment. why mich proof
Hhould not l allowed, will he itivcn an opportiu
nityatthe aliovc-mentioned time ami place to
eronH-exnmiiic the wilneHHiHorHiiid chiimnnt nnd
to oltcr evidence in rebuttal of that Hiilnnitted hy
claiiuatit.
81U-21 Henny lttNKHART, Kegiater.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Lnml Otfinp at Tlio Dulles. Or., May , 'R9.
N)(ien IB llon'hv llivcll Mill! thn filliiwitiirnniiirtd
Hcltlcr Iihh tiUnl notion rf Kin intention to nmkfi
fiiml protif in BUpnort of hinclaim, nnd that wiid
0 roof will In) uintte iwuiro tlio coimty t'lwrk of
Morrow county, lr. h( ilommor. Or., on .Itine
U. ISSlt. via:
William Loonei:,
18. No. fll-W, for thn K'i HK4 iiml HE!i NEW
8ti- nnd NW1 RWV Hon :tt, Tp tl S. K i5 K.
HiMinnnH tlio foUowintt witm nHOH to prove his
eontinuoiiB nviiionneupun, and cullivation of,
wiiil hunt, viz:
Willinm Ht'iidrix, Klijn H.mkMx, n. H. Land
ern nnd Jmm'tt Hminoll, ull of Lone liock. Or,
An (MTHoii wluxii'sin'n to prott'4t HKHiuft the
Hlhiwfiin'0 of mich primf, or who known of nny
mihstaittml rtitron, iiml-T w law nnd the regula
tions of tho Interior Dopurtmeiit, why snoh proof
nhould not bo allowed, will hoivon an portu
nily at tin ahovM mentioned tiuio and nlaco to
croBH-oxainino tho wilmr-Non nf said claiinart,
and to otlt-r Hviiieuce in rebuttal of that mibmlt
ttd by claimant.
3'W-:i'Jf). V. A. McDonald, HoKister.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
liand Otlice nt The Dalles, Or., May 1, '89.
Notice in hoieby Kiven that ihe following-named
neltler lias tiltul imtico nf hi intention to mak
tinal proof in ttupport of hit claim, and Thaf mi'i
prMif will bo tnadu before thy jini;e of Morrow
county, or ia hi bIwoih'h before the dork of md
county, at Heppner, Dr., on June "J9. lbMH
John E. Seven oaks,
21Srt. for tho N'i N W , KK1.
Hd. No.
M' A SW1 8h- l.V To 4 S. li '24 K
He tinmen the followiiiK wilnentes to prova his
ooutinnoiiB nidouce upon, aud nultivatiou of,
aiit land, via:
J anion H. Allen, Jnoob H, William-, Hdward
Hood and Andrew Kuod, a'lof Kinht Mile, Or.
Any pernoii who deire to protenl nwainst tho
allowanoo of mich proof, or who knowi of any
mibntaiitial rwtwon, umler the Ihw and tho regula.
ttons if tho Interior Depart nient, why tiuch proof
nhould not be allowed, will bo ivu nn opportu
nity at tho above nieutienml timo atul place to
crow! examine thewitnenMi-Nnf mni claimant, and
to otTer evidence in rebuttal of that nubuiutcd
bv iMaimaut.
S')0-'Ji V. A. McDonald, Kesin'vr,
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
ldind OHtce at Grande. Or.. Anri! 10. 'ftft
Notice m liereby uiven (hut tht followina.
named nettlor ban tiled notice if bin intention to
make tinal nroof in support of hia rlaim atul (fat
naid pi-of will bo made liefore Ihe county judip, '
or in hi nhniiee iH'foiv tho comity clerk nf I
Morrow oounty, i-r., at Heppner, Oregon, au
May H, ISStf, via:
Richard Jt'CtirtiH, '
Hd. No. K. for the V, SK RWVi SE Sc 59
MV NK H.H! S3. Tp S 8. K T, K.
Hennmen the following wittiennon to prove
hin continuous resuiencu uihui, and cultivatiwi
of, naid land, via:
Will W- slbrtdite. K. C. Watkin. K. F. CanipbtU
atul W. M. Uunb. all of Heppner, Morrow eounO',
C)rep.m.
Any ieron who denin tn protodt njwinut tU
allowann of auch proof, or who known of aiy
ntibtitautial reanon. under tho law and the rnh
tiotmof tho luterior Deartnieut, whyscch prvpf
i nciouni not ooaiioweo, win ue given an opixr.
i tunity at the ab.vo mentioned time and place to
i crown-examine the witnentwtuif wnd claimant, ul
to otter evideuce in rebuttal of tint immmttedhy
clainumt, (
aiT-a-Ji Hcnut UiNi-HART, Kvier
To Tkachkks. The lioard of directors
for district No. 1 will elect ou July l,
1S89, oue principal and three aitartti
to nerve as teachers in the lleppaer
school for the ensuing school yelr.;TU. I rl III i r- I
Teachers desiring either ot these I iiree imported Ulydesdale and Percneron1
sitions should have their applications!" , j
the hoiuU of the directors by
Juue
J;
ARTHUR COFFIN.
Arlington, Or.
NOTICE I
Do you need a Mowing Machine, Reaper,
Combined Reaper and Mower ?
If so,
I II
nana s
And
nun i mil
,01 JAM PI OX MACHINE.
The'CHAMI'ION" has been sold during the pant 25 vears on the Pacific Coast,
and holds the lead. THE NEW CHAMPION STEEL MO WEH is the
strongest and Lightest Running Mower iu the world. Being made
of Solid Steel, it will not break to pieces like ordinary oast
iron ranchmen, nnd is sold at a price within the
reaoh of nil.
The Champion Single Reaper, isjust the machine for
Harvesting, where a heavier and larger one
is not wanted.
OUR
Stock of Horse Hay Rakes
Is complete with the latest improvemeuta. We keep nil sizes of the
Celebrated IVIitolxell Wagons,
Flacks and Buckboards.
Full line of Pry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Clothing,
Saddles and Harness.
Portland English Cement, Lime, Sulphur, Salt, etc., in lota to suit.
All onr goods at prices to meet competition with
any town iu Oregon.
Coffin & McFarland,
Heppner' and Arlington.
HA HORSE ilil
ravel well when shod by
will
ROBERTS
G e lie 1 1 1 1 n cksmi (lis & Kn ri ovt
REPAIRING MOWERS A SPECIALTY.
Horseshoeing $108 per Spsn after la !si, 1889.
ttrB. . Mmfl,,101Lml(lnN snnp AT SAME STANDS
Matlooli. Corner, 3Vt,iia. Street, Heppner, Or.
NELSON JONES, Pics't.
MM com 1M l TRUST CO
(Incorporated.)
General Warehouse and For
warding1
TIi e Cooi pa n h a s
warehouse 80x100
feet,
reviewers for handling wool.
The Warehouse. Charges at ITeppn
as those at Arlington, less rartatfes.
r ret "lit it von
miint, trout,
Irom Arlinoton.
Cash advanced it pan consign menis of wool 01
stunt "C-.
THE RON E.
1 1 -
1 'I
Cash Advanced Upon Consignments !
Address 117 Federal Street,
JOSEPH COOK, W. R. CUXIXGIIAME,
"PORTlvAXD-
LIVE gT06I?
Boarding
This Corapauy have longed the ground ou A and between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Portland, Oregon, for the purpose of carrying on the business of boarding,
shipping and sale of
Driving, Riding and Team Horses, Full blood
ed Draught and Hackney Stallions,
ALSO HEEPiVNDOATTLE.
Commodious barns are in the course of construction, and the Comiwnv ia fully
expecting to Imve everything in readinesi for opening their premises tbe
first week iu May. The Strictest Attention w ill be paid to stock
nuder their charge, and consignors may rely on highest
A Weekly Public Sale will be held every Sat
urday and from the central position ' of
the sale yard ought to be largely at
tended by the public.
The Company have on hand at present
btallions for sale or
FRANK McFARLAND.
Heppner,Or.
or
Go to
tore in Heppner ! !
Buy a
s.
BISHOP, Treas.
Agents.
E. R.
rccciithi constructed a
two-story
villi wool press an el all con-
er trill be the same
-7 j? . rr
jrom neppner, same as
i cool 171
FELL, MANAGER.
FEiO M. & GILDS,
WOOL
Boston. Mass
Y S. YOUNG.
EXGprjGE
Stables.
trade for stock. j
Commission
1 crcbts !
GILLIAM & COFFEY, '
MAIN STREET, HEPPNER
DEALFE9 IN"
Hardware, Tinware, Copperware, Granite
ire, Pumps, Gaspipe, Nails, and Black
smiths' Supplies.
ALSO AGENTS FOE
Newton Wagons,
StoncUircl Mo wers Ss Reapers
Norvyegian Plows,
1 Gekbnted "Peifet" Us liar!
-
I3Y THE CAR-LOAD.
A large assortment of Crockery, Glassware,
Lamps, Fancy Goods, Etc.
Are constantly receiving new invoices, which ensh enn take away at
the lowest prices. Job-work executed in a skillful manner.
MADD0CK CORNER, HEPPNER.
-Successor to
CASH AND BOTTOM PRICES
If You
DRY GOODS,.
Gents' Iin'riissililriHi Goods,
Hats,-3s Caps, Boots, s Shoes,
WOOD and WIlvJvOW WARE,
agricultukal implements,
Groceries, Crockkry, Glassware, Guns.
Ammunition Gutlerv, Stationi:ry,
Or anything usually kept iu a Srst-clasa storo, call on
W. O. MINOR.
I . J. SLOCUM,
Next dour to Leezer & Thompson's hardware store, Heppner, Oregon.
A Fresh Stock ot
DRUGS A.X I.) AIE DICTN IilS
Constantly on hand. '.
A Choice Line of
DOMESTIC AN ID IMPORTED CIGARS,
And mnnv other articles too numerous to mention.
G. M. MALLORY,
May Street, Nearly Opposite
HEPPNER,
Manufacturer of anJ Dealer in
Furniture, Mirrors,
Bedding, Brackets,
Picture Frames,
-Also
I88G MODEL WINCHESTER RIFLES.
Cheap For Cash.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
May Street, Heppner.
d S.
GENTS'
UKALHH IS
General :zzi
B 0 YS
CROCKERY,
GoodS
Also Tate Orders
POH
SUITS.
U3Ndd3H
wooden and Willow Ware.
NI Hmvaq-
'X A 1 (l VA Hi Mm
UATHOXIZE!
HAS THE PEST
0P1i9ite W. 0. Minor's, on May Street,
HEI'PXKH
Blue
Mountain
S. R. REEVES, - . PROPRIETOR.
The Blue Mountain House is under new man-
. ,1 i . .
agemcnt tnroughout
e'ery respect.
rrcc Sample Room For Coifloieral in.
wire
Minor, Dodaon A Co.-
Want
CLOTHING,
Minor, Oodson rf- Co.'
Store,
OREGON
E
TC.
For Salo-
Notion s
Tobac-.
CO
A mmu-nition
VANDUY N,
Groo erles,
AND
'133H1S MM
GROCERY
AND CHEAPEST.
OREGON
House,
and is first cl:
iss in
Charges n;o:!crnft'
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