i
$2.00 SAVD
by buying our Shoes of lht Manufacturer, j
fcVXW CMLY $2.50 4v; 1
BUTTON.
2?mot'S?InAlZil U-iictVd ..fock
S3SS.a"5 ou? shS oi aud you
. you
tVMention Size anrt Width wanted
St.-id
plainly, Town, uountj met om'-c.
CUSTOM BOOT & SHOE CO.,
X:.VrT WKYMOUTII, fA
BV-,."7"V.II II t fb.' SA . I...
7-'.' 7 '. -M . ..I'E- ',:
340 I Chads
St.,
W
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II If Pis
mwmwmmjjMM1J1 MUM IUILWH II' II' Til" T T TTTTT1
Ui-aac-li Gtorc, - - - 908 Pennsylvania Avo., Washington, D.
SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BHEK!
It is mannfiintnrnd with tho lutiflt
brewing nppnnitiis nud oiiu't he bent.
Lunches of all Kinds,
Anil the hont biuJn of Ci;nrH.
Empty ki'Ki must ho rlimietl or $0
apiece will bo olmrgwl.
J". 13. 3Tvttoi-, Xi-tria.
COOPMR'S
1
In the
Cheapest, Safest and Best !
Cure for Scab.
ThiH oelubmtiul Dip bun bwti in nonstiml
and iuuroiiHiiiis HHe or ovr Imlf
. 11 Miuturv.iliirini! whioli timo
It bus boen upplieil to moro slioop tliau
oxiHt on tb earth lit tlio prtwunt
nioinont.
Our Sales in if 88 were sufficient
to Dip over 60,000,000 Sheep.
t ia choapcr tliau limu uiul mil
phur, ami is not ono tit'.io of
(ho troublo. Linio mul
sulphur injure the wool, but the
Cooper Dip improves its (piul
ity and increases its growth.
QenorAl Agontd :
HNELIj, HKITSUU A WOODAKl),
WholeHiile druKKis's. 1'ortliind, Oregon.
THE WAHOO WAIIKHOUSK CO.,
The Dulles, Oregon.
MARVELOUS
DISCOVERY.
Ont Cniilne Sitem f BleronrT Tritlnlm.
i'uur lluk l.eiirne.l In one reatllnM.
Mlml wiuulerlnal riired.
Fverv rlllld onrl nclnlt rHllr l.ellellltril.
Oruat imU.otuit'utB to 0rr.rtii,iuil''a'' t-'ltBs.',.
J'r.'i.i,..'f t. w.ta oi,lnlita of Pr, V:n, A. Hurl.
m'l I, do w t :l-fmii l Hpwi-inl t in M a-1 lea.'N,..
1,:iiii-i ' i-ilenl "I'linni'i .ii'i, I I'".'.;1; I-
lal, 11 icMcv. IM) I ' !!" '." 1
Jl .it,. H . V. A ior,.linl.-!i..!-' Jaiuii l.
a. j.oi.-..r aa j l .i ' v.... . v.
OF PURE COD LIVER GiL
fwn HYPOPHOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as MilU.
a dlala. lt It o b taken,
. . ,i..a l. v , I,. n a 1
.."HIT omcli, when th !'' oil
b tolnral.U) oml hy the com.
klaxatlUB M Dim"" " '
hlUva U maieaa uiur ttirat'lou.
Keaukivle t a fitstt piwlorrr.
Fenou Kill raptiUy wUlle ttklng It.
BOOTT'SF.irULBIOSis aeknowletl?edby
rhysicians to he the Iiimwt wid Bust prepa-
ntuo in the worU 0.- the rtii.-f end oure ol
CONUMSriftM, SCROFULA,
CEMeBAt P5J"!TY, WA8TINO
CISEAELK, EMACIATION,
COLD and CtfSCM'. COUCH8.
lli grnh rtmn-j J r tvinnohjirioM, ond
Woi.iw in Cn-'iiri". 'W ni Xni79ijt
Hl:( k-wliic-Mn.tiln.-l
,1 ir.a.
Kim). 111 eai h lor .'.it, .lie- ..ir
1 at-wnitr-m.'eu. mail. u
noilrt.M nil .11 auai Imi.i.ii.
W j will al,o rn.l i ,-ec a .ri. w
tin. t'l out ii'H'.i' and In 1-U- art
ml4r.. in r.iuru a.a ui.i ,.-u
IUW ,hil w. .lll'l. Ii' iliu.
, r.ll at jri-iir h, Hir.aii'l .n. i
llTh. all .tinll hi-,,-1' . oi.n
,iri.. Hi. .ae.l
il.a.l tti. HfcllT 11L.UIIH,
'I'lJ'-u'r.'"!'.'' am;i! i. 1 ; ti V -J
flt,..i im.,,,.i.iliiolli!i-l. ail..a. .Ho;
EttlliLSiOll
o'
'mil FKcp
ai. inMnualoiu una i li'
.MDIial U-i
Of AMavklat. iUahau.
1 3.
nnd the best vorkmanhip. i-very jir
m buy
Witl ouy 110 owid,
iM - attil note or I?. Y. draft,
"rite your addrewj
. nV 'i
A
s.vtM
Delicious Biscuit
A;;it your grocer lor
.rnw BRAND
cow
ODAItSAlERATliS. p
EISGRE.
RAFiO BICYCLES.
RAPID SAFETIES.
QUADRANT TRICYCLES.
QUADRANT TANDEMS.
Iiand macliiniis. all kiudf,.
sizes and prices. liicy-
(ifs f'-r iinys and (iirii.
'Mid f r t!.tf;ili)'ue .irtil
I'riiX' Lists, Mailed fine.
-riiE-
Railway & Kavigaton Go.
"COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE."
'iicici-yrs
To all I'rinoipnl I'ointa in the United
StuteH, Caimdn and Europe.
sEElUNT NEW DIMM) CAUta
I'tilliirtvn 1't.ilatie SSltjepci-s
FREE FAMILY SLEEPING CARS
Run Through on all Exprean Trains
to
OMAHA,, . -
Cottnoll lilitfJrs
ix.j.Tsri&A.ia city
Without Change.
Close Oonneetiiin at Portland fur Sun
Fram iHco and l'ngct Sound I'uintM.
AIjIj lliON HTK A M K I IS
Leave l'nrtland for Sim Frani'im'O every
four (-1) days, niakiii) the trip in 00
hours.
Calii n in. Nteermje pum
Hound Trip Unlimited, :io,00.
EI.EdANT NEW DININtl OAKS
will run daily eotntneiieiiiK Auk. '!'-, over the
Orison Kailwtiy A Naviwiit iou ( V, Onon Hliort
Line and Unimi 1'nciiie Hiiilwny, Met ween
lJorllnnd and MiMouri rivtir. Tin eiininu ami
Hervice are unexcelled.
For
further particulars impure of anv
aent of tho company.
.1. MAXWELL,
J. SMITH, G.V.AT.A.
General Manager.
THE GREAT
Transcontinental Route
T Jl I. 'ft
i ; a i i.koa )'.
-VIA TI1R
Caiieaile ISram li, now Completed, mak
ing it the Shortcut, Best and Quicken).
The DmiiiK' Car Line. The Direct lioute
No Delays. Faatest Trains. Low
est liates to Chicago and all points
East, 'limits sold to all Promi
nent Points throughout the
East aud Southeast.
Tlirinisli l'ullman Drank' Room Sleeping Car:
lliroiiuli riillniaii Urauiiij lioom Sleeping lars.
Iteserviilions can he secured in advatiee.
ToKastHo,imirase.i.?er.
Ho careful and do not make a mistake,
but he sure to take the
NOHTHEKN 1'ACIFIO 11A1LHOAD
And see that your ticket reads via this
line, St Paul or Minneapolis to avoid
eliunt,'ts and serious delays occasioned
by oilier routes.
TliroiiKh Emigrant Sleeping Cars run
on regular t'lpress trains full length of
line, lierths free. Iaiwest rates. Cuiek
est timo.
General Office of the CoiniMinii, .Vo. VH
First St., I'm: Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon
A. 11. CHARLTON,
Assistant Uoneral Passencer Agent.
I'oi tnisinrM pursuit ot the IVi (land Bii.iurtu
Cullege. 1'orllund, (.nrntsi, m at thf t.ipnai liuv
tltCM (.OHl'C. MlflH, 'KVUII, ju.lll xiaaip in.
under the manugtmentot A V. AuusluniR, huve
HHinccouise of fttudiwand mmc rates ot tuition.
II ii m i ii v f s h o v i h a ii (I ,
Typewriting. lVmitatinltiD mul Kuiflish IH-iMtt-metitH,
lnv nnd cvciuun wssiuns. Mndciitsad
milted l v time I'oi joint Catalogue. mUlies
pui (Unl UtiMHrn ivitvt, AU Up 1 1. I HUttiirvi UMiricr,
Portland, ttretion. w " firlft. On-gou.
r z Sotiil :.) tv.ht,
ItllUII. u .' t Ulv.
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, . v t Ttvi ,! 1 cl su.i ..in
S ;''i.-i ' j3la'eraia.a,!il
- lr.-.
-aao Nuiin.lea. Tt
.via a.u...I'e. Ytt ! all .ire., n- ht..ia A1.lt.al
Ouawalab a,, ia l V. t'urUaUaaa, KavUM.
V
won era mc c
TRADE fB MArA
REME'BrAlN
FoKBrulses and Burns.
Fresh, Strong, Convincing Facts.
Beit RfHtlltil. KwtProTtdancc, S I.. Jnna'lf.
Willi IB lb. mploy Uia Baratc Htora Oft.
appllad fosr It. Jacob, oil ta nanv 14 bona of
tha aunifdara. na alwajl with baat rarolti
QZO. W. HORTOlf.
I,drter Fell. Oalrafton, TaxM, Jane M, 1B8I.
Pall from lada.r; bmlaad and apralnad mr foot
and wrlat; BuHerad nra daja; wa enrad bj Si.
Jacaba Oil! JOSHUA W 7TETH.
Kne-Cp nurt. Ball, Ind. . 10,
Cnaa-cap hart and I auflarad 3 montha; I
bottlaa of it. Jaaoba Oil ,"gtlJ1'"
Dlaloratlon,
Jollat, 111., Mar"
connnad
...a. to boiua: th. pain wa. cur.d by at JacoM
Oil and bar bad no raturo of U. J. 1. BlaOWlt.
Dorae-klrk. . Otark, O., Juna Ji, 1MI.
t.rVd w..l. from Ua kick of a bora.; badU
. .aaUla; t botUa. . Jacob. OU curad o.
AT I)HUU0IT8 AND IJKaLEM.
THE CHARLES . V0GELER CO.. Baltlmor. Mi.
ARTHUR SMITH,
JMUOTLC'AL
WATCHMAKER !
Next to First National linuR,
HEl'PNER,
OREGON,
Watches, A, Optical
Clocks, j) Goods.
WatohM (IIoobmI, - -
MiinfiyrinKH Fittnfl ... $l.f.O.
All worlc qnaranteeU for one year.
Jewelry E
I-.or-
Htill Continues to Sell
WATCHES,
,T2I!-VS7 3i3rjH.Y, aUMPC,
At the LoweHt Possible Prices.
A large stock of Gold Pens, Ame
thyst and Cameo Gold Rings,
Gold and Silver Watches Always
rT s .rj . 57 o n Hand':u--:-v-"3
A Fall Line of
musicaij iwsthij-
MEKTTS
Haa been ail Jed to uis large and well
aclected etook.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY AND ALL
Worls. Cruaraiitoocl.
STOKU rpoHite Minor, UodBon A.Co'u May St.
Hl'ppilt-C, m m m OretJOli
California, Oregon
and
IDAHO
STAGE COMPANY.
,T. B. heeney, Supt.
Daily stiute to and from Monument.
Htaite leavea
Willi1, M.
lloppncr at Dim A, M.
Arrives,
Pendleton HIiiko leaves
" '' arrives
Heppner
I A. M.
I 1. M.
85 (X).
84.00.
Fare to Monument,
Fare to Pendleton,
E. J. SLDCC.M
ft CO., AllKNTS.
Freight 2 cents por pound.
Heppuer, Ogn
S. P. Kl.OIlKNOK.
E FLOUK.NCF
FLOIIKNCE UIIOTUEKS,
STOCK RAISERS !
llKl'l'NKli - - - OltF.dON.
lattle brauili'daud ear uuirkod as shown above.
Horses V on rihl shoulder.
tlur cattle rankle iu Morrow, (lilliam. UmaliUa
and Wasco counties. We will pay 8100.00 re
ward for the arrest and conviction of any person
stealing our Block.
cTJ - JTS
1 PS if f j j tFJIHl
I
iawimw.TOOTrsw,
jLlT J..
THE STERLING PIANOS,
wni'-it
Quality of Tone, Beauty of Design,
FINISH and adaptability for stand
ing In Tuno have no equal.
Every Piana Warranted for Fivs Years
And MUHfaeiton ganHiUvi to every purchaser.
Also Mftautacturc tlie Woiklp Rknownkd
STKKUX OKGAN
Factories, Derby, Conn.
A I OIV I TAT I OAT T
AND
Canyon City
stag i: i.i xT:.
Cham. 11. Lrb, Proprietor.
mm LEAVE MOXUMKXT DAILY EX-
n:rr slxdav:
Canvon City to Monument : $.1.00
" Long Creek : : 3 00
This ia tlnupiickost aud eheapest route
to Portland from all point; in this vicinity.
Tl Sterlimg yo.
MsnuTdCiurers ot
EAS1ERS OUEGON.
lleuiH From N'ptliliorliiK KvliaiirN
Mayor Blaekmau" of Heuiiner,
reports that city as growing sieaii
ily and surely. A new, two-story
brick is 111 course of erection,
and other substantial iinurove-
'"""""V" ... . uulc"'"
patea.-rriillet(i Jnluuia. i
Miss Duncan, n young ladv re- i
Biding in thecountry Bonth of hero, j
one day the present week, wan j
driving near Hie mouth of
Mile, when the wagon upset
the young lady was killed,
are not in possession of the
particulars of the accident,
and
We
full
but,
sympathize deeoly with her afflict
ed friends. Arlintfon Times.
Mr. Harrison, of Arlington, has
purchased a lot in Waucoma near
Hon. E. L. Smith's place and will
put up a fine brick residence in
the spring. He has purchased J.
II. Middleton's store, but' "will not
take possession for some time yet,
as it -will take him quite a while to j
get his goods in Arlington ready i
? i.;.... u ...;n i.,.; i..i i
a $12,000 stock. W Rirvr
Glacier.
"We are informed that on Mon
day the 2nd, JuHtice Darling; ut
Condon was called upon to fine two
boys named Uartman who were
before Itim on arrest for petty lar
ceny, liie youth luL culprits plead
guilty and were fined )gk eac l.anu - ;
costs. ihe particulars of the
crime were, as told to us, that th j
boys broke m-or entered Al Moore's
house near Condon and stole a i
w iip and other small articles :
Fossil Journal.
A Family .lar The Lid I'lierour Hi'in I'mciI
a Weapon.
Frntn the Wiwo Sun.
Tom Denton and Captain An
lauf had some trouble Monday ev
ening which fortunately ended
without any one gettin'g hurt. I
fFlinv nl'a bvntlifva-in-lnv fl,il if
j-x.j .u ..... ....v. .uj
seems do not get along together, i
Captain Anlauf told our reporter
in substance the way the , matter
happened, which is about as fol
lows: Mr. Anlauf had returned home
at near !) o'clock in the evening
and when inside his yard and a
few feet from tho door, Denton
came by with another man ami
commenced abusing him. He
started to come in the yard but
was prevented from doing so by
his companion who managed to ; tlie fj51; Jj0"13 cpf; "
get him away from the gate. Af-1 KmS Kalukaua was making his
ter taking a few steps Denton i""1' of America he was entertain
climbed on the fence and while in ,e'1 at J'-'ft'sou City, and following
this position threw a heavy stone j out a royal prerogative and one
iar at Anlauf striking on tlie arm.
At the same time he jumped into
the yard and started towards An
lauf saying he would bore him full
of holes. Anlauf pullefl his pis
tol aud fired five shots at him pet
failed to hit, Denton getting away
as fast as possible. Anlauf took
his family to a neighbors and
came down town, anil after he left
some one fired nine shots into the
house, one of which lodged in the !
sewing machine and one in a book.
The other shots all entered the
building at considerable distance
from the floor. Denton was arrest
ed and had his preliminary exam
ination this morning being placed
under bonds in the sum of 1000
to appear before the grand jury.
This morning another charge was
made against him of threatening
to kill Anlauf and his family, the
examination being set for 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
KASTKKN NEWS.
Tlio Great Storm Has Spent Its Force.
New Vokk, Sept. 11 The storm
is over. Last night it went south
of Florida. Winds have dimmish-
ed all along tho coast. They are I to them about the beauties of Hoti
runuing oft' Now England six to olulu and the climate of the Pacific
eight miles, at Philadelphia twelve, j Islands, meanwhile wishing with
at Norfolk eight,' Key West ten; all his heart that the train would
they are light here. Total rain
fall, 5.-10 inches.
No new reports of the " disasters
have been received to-day. The
path of the storm on the ocean haa
been comparatively narrow. Re
ports indicate that the cyclone did
not extend much east ot Oeorge s
Shoals, so the incoming oceaiii'the (Sandwich Islands; do you
steamers were not danini'ed. Sonit;
huge sailing shiim iu the neigh
borhood ot Nantucket light-ship,
or southeast from there, got the
full benefit of tho storm, and some
probably will never be heard from.
Conlining itselt to a track reach
ing from tho Hanks westward to
New York, the cyclone swept in a.
general southwesterly direction,
lleports of losses unchanged to
day. The total, it is safely estinta
tod, will reach to millions. I t is
known that fully sixty people ir
ished, forty-three iu the vicinity
of Lewis, Del., alone. . Damage to
shipping iu ' the same district
about two million dollars. It is
feared that many ships, which
were driven out, have boen lost,
which would largely increase the
loss and fatalities.
A l.HAN Y NKWS.
Severe Acciileiit to Twit Cititeiis -Pros-pects
for Paper Mill.
Albany, Or., Sept. It. -This
morning John A. Crawford, pro
prietor of the Magnolia Flouring
mills and owner of theSantiam ca
nal and city water works, fell from
the top of the tiume leading to the
mills, falling a distance of four-
teen feet upon the wet and slippery
rocks peiow. lie was nione ana
being unable to get help had lain
upon the rocks where he fell half
an hour before he was found by
employes about the mill. He was
picked up and earned to his resi
dence, and medical attendance
summoned. His physician thinks
he may recover.
B. A. itzel, of rangent, was The police believe the right man order, to rcinnd th mooey it i-rmnen
kicked by au unruly cow last night ' ;s captured j cure ' not ff'"1- Thonndi ot testimonin
and had his leg broken. j CHU UUI IMsI'ATCH. , Irom old and young, ot both Kie. penti.nemly
, ?..,. I ' " . i i . , t ired by AFliRODlTis. Cimi.w free. Addreu
Frank 0 Neil, of t ahforiua, lm' C iii'Vtu. hept. II.-A spet-ia ; the APHRO MEDICINE CO.
purchased tho Lebanon 1 louring from l.uUahi, .V v., to the Mail hwhj ium
mills, of renjamin Cleaver, and , says that Tascott lias been captur- pox porti.and. or
will convert them into apapov mill, 'j ed at that place. No details at! golil Iiy A. P. Johuson A Co., DniK
ll(pnid ?14(CHX) for the property. ! lnnd. I gi-tn, lrt-nr. t')r.'f'-n-
KIDDLF.I) nilH BULLETS.
I
Mm
tiiii: Airiay tit VciKtr Itlalio tlt:tt em) ',
Willi Kat4il Keiiull. '
Ifc-.-m the H. O. Ho;mbiican.
On Friday night lat week a !
Bhootiii! HiTray occurred at Wdiser. !
- . . I,- i I I
Maho, resulting in the womunng
of a Soldier, belonging to JJoitie bar- i
'racks and tho killinj; oE a man
U!.,,WJohn Glasscock. Acorn-
panv of soldiers from tho barrnekR
were onciunped near neiser and
some of the boys were in the town
having a good time ami uiasscocK
was making ' himself exceedingly
fresh with the boys in blue which
finally resulted iu one of them be
ing shot through the neck , by
Ciiasscock. The soldiers in town
I were ordered back to their camp,
: but a number of them returned to
1 town and infuriated over their
.'treatment by Glasscock, limited
j him up and finally finding him on
; the street below the hotel aveuged
; the shooting of their comrade by
j filing him full of lead. Weiser is
f ? t,
,
ed from wil
greatly exciteu over me snooting
leral reeling, as learn-
ituesses to the ailray,
is in favor of the soldiers.
limiting lor wutr.
From tlie Tribune,
Henry Blackmail, mayor, and
J. V. Morrow and W. J. McAtee,
members of the council of the
city of Heppuer. passed through
on Tuesday on their way to Baker
- City) fol. tlia purpose of making a
personal insoection of artesian
wen8 ilt the 'latter, place. They
wf,re appointed by the council of
their city acoinmitte8 for that pnr-
DOSe alld nre instructed to make
all necessary inquiries of the con
j tractors who bored the wells for
is i the Baker people, and are author-
i,ed to enter iuto a contract with
them to bore one or more wells at
Ueppner.
Willow creek, at Heppner, is as
dry as a powder house, and all the
wells in town, with two or three
escepli0I1S) are rapidly failing.
Tl. ;i.l I, fl y...
j jo U1JI111111LLCC, UUlYF(clj lC
fident that a bountiful supply of
artesian water can be obtained by
boring th requied depth, and
that not very great.
ALIAS KINO
KALAKAIIA.
llnw .(fin llm'iics l'ooleu tlie.
People of tv
Western Town.
The late Congressman Jim
liurues, of St. Joe, combined with
his talents as a lawyer and a legis
lator a never-ending desire to play
a practical joke upon someone,
m""'1 exercised tiy crowned heads,
he got, in Western vernacular, a
full-sized "load" on. He was
stretched out on a settee in one of
the cars of the special train bear
ing him aud a party of friends to
St. Louis, and was soon snoring as
only a Sandwich islander can do.
The fact that King Kalakiuui was
on board the train was telegraph
ed ahead, and at every station larg-
' ( smaller crowds appeared to
'Catch a glimpse of tho visiting
monarch. At one place a stop
was made and loud cries for the
king were heard, the people ex
pecting that ho v.ould-come out
and make a speech about the glo
rious country, as is done by the
ruler of this enlightened nation.
The King was snoring placidly in
side tlie car, but Jim Burnes
thought it would be too bad to dis
appoint tlie crowd, and stepping
out on the rear platform iu the
! seini-darkuess ho made his' most
! profound bow amid shouts of
! "Long Live tlie King." The peo
ple began to clamor for a speech,
aud although this was an unex
pected turn of all'airs Congressman
hni made the best ot it, and talked
start aiid take him out of reach of
the loyal crowd. But the train
stood stark still and the perspira
tion began to roll down the face of
the pseudo King. ' One man step
ped from the ground upon the plat
ionn and said; King, 1 have a
brother, John , a missionary in
know him? ilMy most particular
friend," replied tlie King, with a
hearty handshake, and here tlie
train pulled out amid the huzzas
of the assemblage and to the
great relief of his royal nibs.
ALL l'OK THE PUBLIC GOOD.
It is an undisputed faet that the hand
somest vestibule traius that are uow
rutiou the American eoutinent are those
on the "liuKWwros Koutb," leaving
the Union Depot in Denver, n'so St.
; 1',-ml, immediately ou arrival of all
through trains from the west. The Brat
aud second class eoaohes are inajfniii
eent, the Kecliuing ohair cars superb,
the Pullman sleepers extremely luxuri
ant, aud as for the meals that Bre served
in those Palace Burlington dining ears
yum-yum. The next time yon ko east
to Kansas City .Chicago or St.- Louis, if
yon mention to the ticket agent that
von want vonr tieliet to read from Den
ver or St. Paul over the lJurliugtnu I
Route, you will get it, Bud you will al
ways he glad of it.
If you go via the Northern or Canadi
an Pacific!, the elegant vestibule trains
of "The linrlington lioute," between St.
Paul, Chicago and St. Lonis will carry
you alon.-f the eastern shore of the Miss
issippi river for a distance of 850 miles,
amidst scenery that cannot be surpass
ed; or, if yon go via the Oregon Short
Line or Southern Pacific, and your ticket
reads via "The Burlington Route," from
Cheyenne or Denver, y u will pass
through all the thriving cities nnd towns
located iu what is popularly known as
,ler information apply to A. C. Sheldon,
the "Heart of the Continent." For fur-
General Agent, 8o First Street, Portland,
Oregon.
I. IKK A FAKK.
Kopolt that
Tascett Ims been Captured 1n
H infant, N. .
Buffalo, Sept.
H.-A
SUSpi-
cious character was arresteit tni9ity. priceii.oo boi.6toxe tor.oo sent by
morning. He acknowledges he is I bu on receipt otpric.
Tnscott. the mnrderer of Suell.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
liiicf i hlicH nt !r.ii'r.iniip. Or.. Aon. 8. V,.
Ndtir in lifrnhy tvivco that ilie foliuwinc-niiinftl
m.'ttiwr h;M hlci 'oti- uf liis inloutiuo to make
,,r.M, wlLi iM. r,1(ta(- ht-f-.j-. tin o.uinv ul.f-k of I
"j: 0rfW'a at r '
John Johnson. j
ll U V.. 11... 1 iL-. U.. 1 T.. P! U l -
k. v. iii. !
nnme. t:ir followin wimoa,. to prove his I
Hturl l.tn.l. viz; t
William Wmrmi, W. K. I 'user, S-W. Fluroon
and J(R Nclion ulof Ilt'ppuer (r. i
Any person wh- dr-irua Iti protest fttftiiuHt tliu j
allowauc of wucli proof, or wlio known of any
nnlriitanti;iJ rcuHoii under the law mul the rtKiiia-
tioun of thn I 'lK-rior 1 ypflrt ,n'';.t . why mn-h pnnif
nhmiUl wtt he i-.liuwptl, will le ncivrti, mi oj.jKjrtn- !
nityat the nltovu mfotionM tune aad p!hh t '
oroHH-j'Xiin.ino ih' witne-uiy or aiti c!ai mflnt, and
ollnr evidence iu r;lmi t'U uf that isuhiuittod by
llniniimt
(:i4-ai0 He-nhy IIinehabt, KeiriHter.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
Idinri OHifoat LaGrando. Or.. Au. 22, '81t.
Notice'iH hereby K-ven that the following-named
settler han liletl notice of her inteiition to
imkn ti-i;il pro. in Manpurt of her
ciditii. and that wud prrMf 'will be made before
the county clerk of Morrow county, ht Hepp
fht, Or., om Oct. 12, IhHV, viz:
Margaret Burred, widmv. of John A.
Barrett, deceased.
1). H. No, 771, fortheBKU Bee. Tp. 1 S,
R.-J7 K.W. M.
biienriines the followinn witness's to prove
her continuous reHiJenne upon, and cultivation
of. Huidkmd, viz:
N.A.KWly. John II. Willmmfl, Thod. gapp
and (ieorge HtiMbolt. all of Huppner, Or.
Any person who defiinw to prutHr-t nuainHt tho
allowance of miuh proof, or who known of any
mbwuintial reason, under the law and the regula
tions of tlie Interior Depart merit, why such proof
should not be allowed, will be iven an opportu
iiiuv at the above inentiontHl time and pluee U
ri'os-exainiiie thewitnesweH of waid claimfiiit, and
to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted
by claimant.
tf.Ili-41 Hesuy lliNEUAitT. Heifister.
NOTICE OF INTENTION. "
Land OIHoe ill Latiniude, Or,, Au(t, 13, '89.
Ni'ie-.e is ll'-Tehy pivon tliat tllB following
named settler has riled nuTieo of his intention to
make final preof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made bloro the county
Clerk of Murrow county, at Ueppner, Or., on
Oct. 6, 18B9, ,jz:
Louis F. Mel'hersoii,
It. H. No. (WU. for the lot 1 HR'i. NK',4 ami Eli
BE Heo. i. Tp. 3 8, it. E..W. M.
He names the fnllowiiiK wilnesseH to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
Hnid land, viz:
il. B. Thompson, of Heppner. James Daimher
ty, and W. II. Daiigherty, ,f Lena, ami John W.
Peak, of lie p peer.
Any person who desires to protest, auairist the
allowance of such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the laws and Die regu
lations of the Interior Pepartincit, why such
proof should not bo allowed, will be Kiven an
opportunity at tho above mentioned time and
place to cross-examine the witnesses of said
claimant, and to oiler evidence in robuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
:i:lrt-lu Henuv Kinkhart, Hegister.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
LandOfficeat LnOrande, Or., Ails. 9, '811.
Notice is hereby itiven that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention to
make final proof iu suppor of his
claim, ami that snid proof will be made before
tlie county clerk of Morrow county, Or., at
Heppuer, Or., on Hept 21, lssy, viz:
John. Sloan.
D. S No. sol, for the N". NW!i Sec. !t, and
E'i Nlili Sec. 8 Tp. 8 S. It. al H.
Ilenauiesthefollowin witnesses to jirove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
II. Ti pelt, A.J. f'eok. W. B. Paulierty and
B. II. Mann, all of Lena. Or.,
Any person who desires to protest Hcainst the
aldwance of sucli oroof. or who knows of anv
! siibetantiHl reason, under the law and the retrn-
lations ot tlie Interior Department, wliy sucn
proof should not be allowed, will be given aft
opportunily at the aboe-mentioned time aud
place to cross-examine the witnesses of said
claimant aud toolier evidenco in rebuttal of that
submitted hycluiniant.
i:U-3il.t Henry Hineiiart, ltesrister.
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THE GAZKTTE
tite lirtif Wvekl.ii Paper in i
Eastern Oregon, yet man fj j .'
residents of our comity
and the immense coun
try tributary to H, !
da not fake
THE GAZETTE
Or tny olhcr Live Xeir.yxiprr.
THEY MUST HAVE
THE GAZETTE
Al least, and in order to benefit
our Jrjrnds who secure new
subscriptions, ice have pre
pared a Mammoth List
of Premiums.
HERE AllE A FEW OF THKM.
For 200 new subscribers to the
Heppner Gazette at S2.00 apiece,
we will give a good two-horse far in
I wngon (IJJ inch axle), worth $100.
Ihe getter-up of a club has the
choie of any make in the market.
i'JU subscribers secures a
good lot in the Loouey additon.
ill sell for !S2jO in one year.'
ISO subscribers, one walnut bed
room set and sofa, -worth $90.
, 170 subscribers,- $!w worth of
provisions from Ileppner's stores.
1G0 subscribers, an $80 organ
plain finish. A good instrument.
150 subscribers, a gang plow
best make.
1-40 subscribers, a good road
cart, harness and geuuino whale
bone whip, worth $80.
130 subscribers, one fine San
Jose saddle, silver inlaid hand
made Mexican spurs and a pair of
"chaps", worth at the lowest mar
ket price $65.
120 subscribers, $00 worth of
merchandise.
110 subscribers, a New Home
sewing machine, walnut finish,
seven drawers. Attachments go
with machines. Worth $55..
100 subscribers, an American
Union sewing machine with at
tachments. A line high-arm ma
chine made by the New Homo Co.
It is worth $50. The same num
ber of subscribers will take a "Tri
umph" cooking range and outfit.
Price $50.
90 subscribers, a good $15 sad
dle and a quirt a set of double
buggy harness,, or a ladies gold
watch.
75 subscribers, a silk dress pat
tern, worth $37.50.
70 subscribers, a set of work
harness, worth $o5.00.
05 subscribers, a New Model
Winchester 40-00 cal., and fullre
loading outfit, worth $32.50.
GO subscribers, takes a fine coin
silver hunting case watch, worth,
$30.
55 subscribers, a line side-saddle
and bridle full outfit.
50 subscribers, a good baby car
riage, worth $25.
" 48 subscribers, 20 yards of
black cassiinero two. dress pat
terns, worth $24. '
45 subscribers takes a New Mod
el Winchester, 40-70 cal.
44 subscribers, a Marian rifle,
worth $22.
43 subscribers, a colts revolver,
45 cal., blued or nickle plated. A
fine gun for a stockman or cowboy,
worth $21.50.
42 subscribers, silver mounted,
hand-made, Spanish bits, and a
pair of California "chaps," worth
$21.
40 subscribers, a ladies side
saddle a Winchester rifle or a
solid coin silver watch.
38 subscribers, a splendid sofa.
30 subscribers, a 44 cal., silver
mounted Smith & Wesson revol
ver. 34 subscribers, a 45 70 Win
chester rifle, model ''73." $17.
32 subscribers, a 38 cal. Colts' re
volver, 4. inch barrel. A boauty.
Worth $10.50.
30 subscribers, a suit of clothes,
all wool and custom made. V
suit that retails almost anywhere
for $20. This number of subscrib
ers is also good for a set of triple
plated knives, forks and tea
spoons.
28 subscribers, a neat and well
finished bedstead worth $15.
20 subscribers, a pair of genuine
coin silver bits, or set of parlor
chairs grand premiums, either
worth $13.
24 subscribers takes away $11
worth of merchandise.
20 subscribers, a Seth Thomas
clock, worth $10.
10 subscribers, a beautiful plush
toilet set. Cheap at $12.
10 subscribers, a cowboy's lint, S
Stetson's make, and two pounds of!
the best chewing tobacco,
14 subscribers, a cowboy's hat,
Stetson's.
losubseribers takes 6 sacks of
Heppner flour or a pair of i
boots, either worth $b. i
10 subscribers is good for $5
worth of millinery goods or mer-;
chandise. ;
1) subscribers, a barrel of tlie
"Peerless" flour; worth $4.50. !
8 subscribers, a barrel of Hepp-1
ner Hour, a nice plush photograph ;
album or a pair of men's or ladies' '
shoes. i
0 subscribers, a Bet of silver-1
plated tea spoons or a gentleman's
hat worth $3. i
5 subscribers takes a box of ;
cigars, a pair of rolled cold-plate !
sleeve-buttons or a good buggy-,
whip.
4 subscribers, a neat photograph I
ftlbiim or a year's subserintion
the Heppuer Gazette.
3 subscribers will take any arti
cle in the market worth $1.50
2 subscribers, $1 worth of C
sugar or a pocket knife, autograph
album, etc., etc.
An old subscriber who brings in
a cash subscriber will get a pre
mium worth 50 cents.
There it no end to the List of Pre
mium. We hare only mimed a
few of tlw tnang humlifd 1'rrnti
ums which can lie secured bij i little
work in yotr respectire urighlxir
hood In worl.iua for the
' v : : (r AZ ETTE
I'tijHt OH1
ti.ut !!. ii i'l! rxUibtislnl
t
ill wlii.'h neccr fniln to
i' .i a m .( fiii'l, it itt ifhut
(.V'V
' l"lrl
1
(i,bf,i A" K 1 1 'S PA PER.
! hind h'trsa nvwupajH1)'
e nii writrr. Valuable
. irith-a lillle effort,
ilo nut tiunit thane.
if
i.Jj'rri'O, :;i'H Imre the
firirii.!;'' of till ing
Ki.iiii'tiiinii W.se.
If lion liore
'('(isi
i-ihfin finjinjli, yov will hare no
ihle lo limit iioiirHilf (linrn with
tl
irttiva from Jiijqiiu'i'it stores.
THIS IS XO "FAKK."
HAYK MO UK SCI
FkS FOR
WE MUST
SCRIB-
THE
GAZETTE,
' MORE READERS UF NEWS.
1 1 lo the
GAZETTE OFFICE
Jor Kit ii j li
Copies and go to work
at once.
This Proposition
Remains in Full Force
Till Jan.
1890.
KOTTC13 T( THIS
Din g, G roc cry
AD
SALOON TRADE
Morrow County
YoU CAN SAVE TIME AND MONEY
CLIMAX BITTERS
RKOT ol'
WILLS,
II,
C.
lOXK, Oreaon,
THJ-.r Alili TUB KING OF ALL BTTTHRS FOB
Hf.ODO, LlVKlt, STOMACH AND
DoWKL TUOUni.KS.
LKAV1TT VAN ALSTINE,
NO. 955 1-2, HOWARD STREET,
Frunulsiioo, Cal,
you
C'.l.V SUBSCRIBE FOR
ANY
NEWSPAPER
Or ATtkiettiauisio You Want
AT THE
OAZIJTTK SHOP.
IF YOU WISH A COOD REVOLVER
FW$E SMITH & WESSON'S
1Ttai- , 1 n 1 1 S-
in'muractti'T'il Lrijrt .r
Hini (lie liiV, ciiuicettf uil -cxpt-ita.
in cailiiruH ', j?
UH 11 ikI lt-lU). Sidk'o r 1
double action, S;iiVty Ham-lnerlt.-'r.s
ami '.'argot model.
JicMt qunlily wroirR.it
hkm'I. euiviiillv liisnt.'iito(t
fnr wo.-kuifi!ish;p iuid stock. Unrivaled fort
liniiuli. dui-tthiiit v nud nrcn vjicv- Do"
Ui;l. hv ilf'ci'ivt il ly t-hciiii nw Uf.able iron imitations
ni'tcii sold I'm tho 'iiuino arflclo. Tlicv are unre
liable u 1 id dnnwermiR. Tlio Kiuith & Websok Ke
volveiis nre Ht;ii!i?fl upon tlio barrels with flrra'a
irtiiic, aditrfw miilibttcsnf putt'lits, aud are guar .
iini(el ijoift t't. IiiKlfitupdu Imving them.und If
y nr driller eminot mippiy you, nn order sent to ad-ii;-"s
bclmv will rcet'ivc iroipt attention. Descrlp-.
the catalogue hikI prices upon application.
ttDHTU tic VF.S.SN,
TVhh I my Cppt. I 5o not mean merely to
itop tn-m ior a timo, and then have them ro
turn airaln. I mi.an A JiADICiSJU CUBJB.
1 iiavo luudo tlio dibuuso of
EPILEPBnr or
RICHNESS,
A lifo-lons ctudT. I vacant my remedy to
Citiih tlio worht cnr,:,. r.i ciiuse others hv
l.iile.i is no reiifiou ioi' not now receiving a euro.
fccwl at onco f.ir a trcntHC a ml a I'REB BOTTLV
cl my iNi-Ai-i.tSi-E liEMr.Dv. iivo Expresa
errl jot Otiieo. It cotw yon nothing tor
trial, and it will euro you. AiMteM
H.G. ROOT, M.O., IS3PeablSt.,HiwY0M
RH
S3
iDriC0Uf
-If af
YFEVEH
mBalm
lays iiilliuiunction. Steals the Sores,
liestoros tho Sea-ass of Taste, SmeU
and. Heaiine4,
A pftrtleloiis ayi;tlic'l Inroeaclaoonlrll
l e.Kre, el;lf, I-rice .-Oc. nt HruKfffur or by
noil. ElA UHOTHEIts,56 Warren SL.New Yorli.
TO SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
-IVY WAY OK TITK
Southern Pacific Company's Line
TI IT. IjloTS 10TE.
Quicker in Titae than Any Other Route
Betwecii.
Portland
- - - San Francisco.
Leave Portland at
4 r. M., Daily.
THROUGH TIME,
39 HOURS.
PULLMAN BITTET SLEEPERS
TOURISTS SLEEPING CARS,
to For Accommodation of Soond-Cla
Pnsaenjjers Attached to Eipresa
Trains.
Fare from Portland tn Sacramento nd Han Frmo-
rr.liniiteil
Li!i.ii-.i riiM-r'a-ei
, " r-einml-l las
TUr.tuch Tickets all Points
nnd Etui,
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