F.E. HEACH.
President.
VM. McFALL,
Vice Presiilent.
TE
Pacific Fire Insurance Co.
Port lni id.
Cfipltfil SSt'OOlc, .-500,000.
Otis Patterson, Agent, Heppncr Oregon.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
W. G, SCOTT'S
Willow Creek Saw-Mill !
Keeps cimshiutly on luuul nil kinls of UNDRESSED LUMBER; also
PICKETS LATHS AND SAWED SHAKES, ETC., ETC
jrg Mill Located at the Hoad of Willow Creek, 1G miles iibovo HeppiH'r.3
NELSON JONES, IWt.
M9HR0W 0811
(IiK'oi'poi'alod.)
General Warehouse and. For
warding Agents.
The Com) kiii t j has recently const meted a two-story
warehouse 80x100 feet, witli wool, press and (ill con
veniences for handling wool.
The Warehouse Charges at Heppner will he the same
as those at Arlington,, less curl ages.
Freight a ion, baled wool from Heppner, same as
from jlrlington. . , , .
Cash advanced upon, consignments of wool, or wool in
storage.
THEUON E. FELL. MANAGER.
by buying your Shoes
crLY
k4VSV for f:.t..K lhat
I.AC11
-On rocolpt offtS.RO o1 lro-ilv-llo pmiia 1" iwjr uifrrn'i:iKn v. o v.r.l rm '
one puir of our nc I r KIi.m-m, Ko-k.iom Vemps, oil her Jitili'-n, 1 ;
OonKreMI. Wo Umo oiiiv i:ol(.l'.t.;d Kloek HOtf I ho 1 - vcvkiralilill.:;). i vt.-y J..f
WRrrauled. U'ry uiu1 li;io:.i ouco and yon vull huy no olhcni.
t 5",Meiillcm Klxe im.l Wldlli vnl d. FVnri p rr.lr or T. Y. (hT.fl. Vi lli !
plainly, iown, County inut :ti!le.
CUSTOM BOOT
TOSAXrKA.NCISC0.CAL
-)(V WAY OF TIIK
Southern 1'acifif Company's Line
THE HIT. SHSSTB" ROUTE
Quicker in TimiUlnm Any Oilier liemte
lietween
Portland---"-
Leave Purtlnml til I V. lhiilij.
THROUGH TIME, afl HOURS.
raiMAN !!UiriiTsi.i;i:ri;.Ks
TOURISTS SI.ITTTNG CARS,
For Aemmimoddtinn of Seooml-Cltiss
l'lisst'tiKerH Attiifilird to KxiresH
TniiuH.
Fare from I'ortland toH'icrHmelitoanilSan Kritn
eisco: t'lillmlliMl,
Limited I'll-st-Class 20
' " SenMiil-l'liiHS, !
Through TieketH tn lilt Toints Smith
ami Kn.it,
VIAOAMI'OU'XIA.
TllivKI orr'ICI'.M:
City OfTiee, No. 131. Comer First .V A liter Streets
Depot Olliee, Corlinr F and Front Hlreets,
I'Olll'I.AND, OIIMHIN.
ll.KOKIIl.l'.U, K. IKMIFllS.
MiuuiKof. Asst. (1. V. iiikI 1'iiHn.Aut.
NO'l'lt'U 'l't 'VIi22.
1 5 1 m i -, G vovi'vy
VNIP
SALOON TRADE
of
Morrow County
Villi CAN HAVR TIMI! A N 11 MllNEV
1IY ulllll'.lllNll
CLIMAX BITTERS
lliltlilT nK
II. C. V 1 LI
lONii, r.-ir
TIIBY AliB THE KIXII nl' ALL lllTl'IMIM Kolt
HLOIllI, LIVKIt, KrilMACM AMI
IIMWHL TltMl'HIXa.
I.EAYITT A- VAN ALSTINK,
NO. t55 1-2. HOWAItl) Slitl'.KT,
Hun I'rmiolMOo, Of.
VOl' VAX sriiscniiiK l-VIt
ANY NEWSPAPER
Or.Mnuiiliii' Yoti Wi ml
at Tin:
GAZETTJ'l SIIOl.'.
IP YOU WI6H A COOD REVOLVER
SEW SMITH & WESSON'S
Finest ifnaU
niaimfflrturcd Si
and the Brut clio
'XiiTt. lu calllirwtt &i.
in ftiid 44-n 0. Siiikfte or
UUUUIOW1IUI1. OfUIT.J llOMl
incrleM and Target mod, -Is.
ltnnt qunltty wrouiftil
CMJ-ffllllV IllftlH't'tltl
for workit.aiiHhfn una tM'k. UiuivnliHl fori
flntah. dui'Hbtlliv ind nrrurncv. Ihi
riot Ins deceived tty eti'-np nuiUrat'le ii n imtttiiiont
often sold fur the Keumne artlele, TIh-v nrt- unn
- liable and daiinm. The Bmitm k wntn Kk
VOLvaita are Btamimd upon tlie UirrHn with flrm'l
iiitme, wldrfws auudau-Kof puU'Tiifl, and art- gmtr
ntitced iKTfwt. Iimlut u,nu havhig them, and If
y.iur ileafer cannot supply ynu, an unier wrni unwl
dn-riS below will ret'flve iM!iit attention. JJ-Jwcrlv
tltt cailoirue and iirlctiip-.t npplli'uiiuii,
BiUlTU WKHHOS,
byrlugttcld. aioas
V. F. J1KOWNTON. 1
Secretary
()i'(M:)ii.
E. It. J'.ISHOP, TrciiH.
III i 11! CO.
of the Manufacturer.
$2.50
iiMwIIy r-lil
o S3 1 ""j r" r1"-
n.iHT wiiY'.'oii'i'H,
The GolcCratcd Frepcl Cure,
Warranted " fl PIJ RflniTIM F" "r nioney
locum mvai
refnnileil.
Im .So 1. 1) on A
POSITIVE
GUAR AN TEE
to eu ri! ft ii y
foiniof tiirvuiin
iliscnHi', or nny
tlisnnlur of Mm
BEFORE
PflKTIlliVO (11- AF i tR
gam at t'llher m-x whotlit'r niisitig from the
exocHftivo line ol Klinnilants, 't'olmcco or 0iiuui.
or tlirouyli j'oulliful iinllKt'itition, over iinlulg
entT, tc., micli us Loss of liralu rowr, WaUcdil
iH'ns, Hi'Ri inK down I'ttlim in the Buck, Hciniiutl
WcHkiii'SH, llyiiterirt, Nervous I'mst nation Noctnni
nl l!)uiis.stort; , I.cucorrlm'ii, I)i,ziiiiss, Woftk Mem.
(iry.Lossof I'ounr ami iiiipotoncy, which If nc
gloi'tiMl of ton load to prcniiitnrctohl kchihI Iiinhii
Ity. 1'iieo $1.00 a box, Uiini'S for ?.'..00 Hunt hy
niuil on rweipt of jiricu.
A M'ltlTTKN CilJAUANTKK frvery ff.,00
oiilor, to rt'fnml thu money If n rnrmniiont
enru is not otU'Cti'tl. 'rhonsmuls of tcritiinoniuls
from olil ami yoniin, of both kcxor, permanently
cured by AriiRonmisic. Clreular five. Atblre
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
WBH'f RUN UKANC1I,
JK)X 27 VOKTI.ANI), OR
SuKl liy A. 1). JolniKon it Co., Drug
ttintrt, lI(ipitnM,) Oregon.
MARVELOUS
DISCOVERY.
OiiIt (fmiinn Nnttrni of IItniiry Trnlnlog.
l'ur l(t'U l.eurne.l In otio i-rmllntf.
llliiiil YviinilnrinM rnreit.
Kvrrr rblld nml niliilt rnllv lirnrflttPiI.
iirttat itulu'i"4tiilg lu il.irrtHiiiuiliii'o tlliisei'i,
rnmjuH'hm, Kilti O'.inioiH nf r, Win. A. Until
inn ml, tlii wri.l.fnm-.t Hpm-iiiliht hi Mmtl IJin.u;.,
Diuib'l (iroeiilrii t 'i'tmnip-HOii, ll:"t".o' t'rlml--iBiHt,
A. M. ItucKlrv, .l..tillitir.'Mh Chrt,tnfi
f.Of..':l. , A. UM-llliril I'niftllVa t!l .Sfi.'l.tH',
llfMis. v. V. Avutr. -Itiiliii" ibso-i, ..mlub 1'.
t".i Hllitlf nt l ntdnr-i, mult I'l'.i I',,. ,
111, A. I.Ol.SI'iTTli, l-.i.ii - i'-f N. V
VOICE
a on i
mil KKii. UrtiTintmrn. l'n.
III'!' I IllOO I
iliiutr i r1l lik
v I h
iff, Urn
"I
olll Itn il It tlrtri 1- i i ' V
on lie takes linltl til llU't-'iniol I.iiiii- 1'ilea mit:ni1iil m.iIi.
Mill 1 1 UC Sllll'l 9 ill lllIM llllH.III'H
nuiln ? Wril.-I.Mi. nml Icnrn all ntiil it t-i vonr-ell. Us
me itiirfinir limit)' - m w III aliul tmi H veil iliui I ilelny ulilil
..,.lh-i t'.i.l of vou m omr putl ol Hik ciniili Il ti
Ink ItoM U bv abli'iu rb k up polil ftit litf" Ki'hiI -on
a.nmiil I'ureed uia.iutnelim-r'. .iOc I tt.t.OOO It'll
tlullur 1ImI'iiiIi AIImiiii ' to ! -Il Mtinj
.-)i' ''' 1"III l li"Ml llll'lell MiK V'ellet
t'lti.li. Cimii g deei.iale.l luaidi'l I l,iililOiin t hU.UIH" ill lilt)
Mnilit Laitfi-tt f-ie litnilesl ImiK"1" t I'l' kinnvH. Ati'iiH
wunied I ih. rMl leriin, lliu iin.n.'j mi Ks'itt An mil-. nil
liri .urn- tiir, r.,lii ,ik i:t ttt IU itx'll on ai;tiO-11itU ii' no
tnlkniK ncrMiin - In f'fi ln' i', fi'i)' ''"" to l"ir-
cIihio Afri-iiu irjlif tlioii-Mii.U ol 1'i.li'in itli rinliiy ir
I re k li ami 1. 1, itt u--tlt.Hiil rt'rrt .nkrr, Atfenta m'
IKrikinfr tori utir . I mtn nmk n iniii It m iiirn Y.ni, rimbi',
nn ,), n well nn nii ontv I ul I in IoiiiihI bin nml trim llCf,
.i tlioiv i ln ilti- It-1- hiit, "llli imilii iilHi" unit trnml.u our
laiinlv llilli', ll.Wn mul IYii...li.ilt.. Allt-t .U knew All.
(tji.uUl vou inn. liiilv In lo ii"' Iui'Ih i. h io linini l iloi
A'Wn'M I. Al.l.l A k i't, AU.IMA, MaiM-
m
HEAD.
TrythoCureg
gly'sCi 2rmBa!m
Clonnf-o8 tlio !' am1 trssnnos. Al
lays Inlltimmation. jrictils tho Soros.
Kostores tho boij-c3 cf Tuf to, Bmcll
and Uearirg.
A purtlr!e I. .piiliril Into.arfcnMtrll rtl
I. .Krecnlilt'. I-rico.Vh-. nl IkruaHl.t or tiv
B..il. KI.V 111(01 Illili-Ve Warren SL, New Yort.
mm
p.i,m n,l.. ll. rc
li.Mtinit f Mr ii - j
i ul Mniein, oliin. .
3J iV
CATARRH
TO
SELL
AX
TMrr.nst wondfrfn collection of Dntrlir.il, n
111 vnu nrxl Mvcry-;ty uhi; fr titn ic;m m'4'r
p!itiliei!fl on thp cUAh-. A nin' vcl of mhhip.v B-'tv-iiu;
tc(i i'kuh'V nuikijit-' forevc-ry one owning it,
I iiim-'araU of beautiful, )n'!j.ful '. ravini;.
wimviTit juM liow (ihI HVfrytl'iiur. Nu cinp
tilmti; iiwltnrm lk( it in thn u:iiv-ir-v. Wlit-n
y)in Mclfci that wlii' h ist-f rriid v.'iinw, rfilf" r
win1. All -im cri'ly dcsiriti m pitying finvloyniciit
a.'-fi If.'.kiiitr for MtinHtiilit thnioiifcl;)',' tir t cl,i; -t
in ;in i ! ritnnlii.firHy low pile", i-hoiiil write fur
il si I'ipimri ft'wl ii'm'ii! tii inirt i-cmarttatili'
H'-lii' winujit ii' h nk ni'tkif);-' fincf the worlil le
rin. WAM M I'.UC'i.. ti'.y.''X
NT. JHThor IMIIJ.MJKM'IIU.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
LnndOllicpfil Lur.ntnli.Or., -t. M. VI.
Notice in li'Teby t-'iven t!,ut following
n;THi.i Mitl-r iiiin liUfi nntic(; of intent i-m t'
m;ik proof in rtj).por f In
il'iim, hikI ttwit proof will i; nia-lf before
t !' cm my jml', or in 1; is uosmuci I n 'fore
!ln' rouuty v.lork of Morrow con:t!y. Or., at
ilppner. Or., on I)'-!. li, !-'!, viz:
I'atriek. Cain,
JiM. Nn. a -if,, forth! S'i HK'-i A SW H-c.
'1 Tp. I H. li.'J. K.
JlciminfstiM'f.dNtwin wit IK'S.-' to provtt liiw
contiiUioUH nnj(lt'iici upon, aini cuitivation of,
wild Inixi vi.:
F"lix .fotniKon, Jo!m Avern, Jolm !iirshall
Andy Tillftni.all of Hrppn;r. or.
A i . y perHoit wlK! (IrMircrt to protof.t iiaintt tint
allowance of kucIi proof, or wlio known of any
Miilixluutinl ri:tHin, iiiidfr tho law ami iliorfuu
UitioiiH of tlif) lnt-iior hcpartuiint, w)iy such
proof lionld not hs allowed, will ho yivcn tm
opporliniity at. tlif ahovH-ni'.'iJl ionod tinio arid
pliiro to croHs-examiiH' tlm wii ncKncti of naiil
cldimaiit mid to ofh-r (tvidcncu in n;lml tal of t lint
miliinittfd hy clj.inmnt..
(U-I'.M IIKMIV Iff NKffATlT. IfcCtHtt-r.
ARTHUR SMITH,
PitAOTICAX,
W ATC 1 1 M A K I i R !
Next to First National Biml:,
T1EPPNEK,
OJiliGON.
0)tical
Goods .
j: I .Ml.
. . l.r,o.
Watches, A,
Clocks, j )
vVatcbeH ('louncii,
MniiiHpriiiKS L'itifd
All work tpmraiiU'ed for one year.
Still (Jciiilirmrn to Sell
oijOCKS,
At the. Jiowtnt l'dfiHilile lricea.
A Ipi'oQ stock of Gold Pens, Atr.e
t!;y;t cind Cameo Gold Rings,
Goid and Silver Vv'atthes Always
:-" v - -on H.-ied-
A I'nll Lino ot
1VITTISIXO j!.Xj IKrEi"TXt."Cr-
i I :.n been luldi"! to his lure nml well
Relciiteil Htoelr.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY AND ALL
Worli Gniraiitoocl.
K'HHIK opiioiile Minor. DihImhi Si (V May Hi.
I U'pplic1 1.
California,
I D
STAGE
fw;"
Otecjon
7 K)
and
COMPANY.
.1. 15. b eney, Snpt.
Iliiily wlnte (o iii.il fr-ini Monument.
Ilepinier ul ti ;:it A, ,M. Arrinw,
I'e.Hlletuti 8tn;,ro li'.'iien Ileppuer
Slim
i:;ti) I'
' leltvi'H
itl.
15:311 A. M.
I :: I'. M.
$: (K).
SI.OII.
Fine to Monument,
Kiin! to IVmlletoii,
:. ,j. sr.oci'.M & Co., Acskntw.
Freij,'bl 2 (h ii-Ih imr jiounil.
liejipner, Oku
s. r, ri.'iiijcNMF.
K, I'LOUICNCH
FliOUKNOK HKOTIIKKS,
STOCKRAISLRS!
lll'I'I'Nflt
t ';it tie lir.uub il and ear marked a."hovu above.
Ilo'-.ies mi riubt slionliti-r.
Our eat tli' lane in M'i row. liilliai'i, fltiwit ilia
ai'.l V:i eo eoiiiKieH. We will 1 n v bi 0(1.00 re-
w for the arrest ami eonvii't'oti of nny person
( tn cm ''lo-'l;.
rea F.i m re m V
vsa ..-..Hi hi ti i, !
IL. Iji-;'i' fcS i?,ii l iviva
UNI fe&'tj U - T.;'..- .11 S
OF Pitts CODUViSSIL
Almost 3 :c ?ilk.
So di.-jt.wlr.! t.it v f" 1 tjliin,
dlfcr-HK-tl. and t sir(l;f i a iy 1hr mon
tmalOve nvomu' , Uet: Itiu t'l;
ranniit li n Toleii i ei . ; mv tho com-
hlnuiliin of lUci ( li vtt iUl li i"iElofl-
pltilOl! is SUUt " HHii'C fMtf'.H ilMlS.
K.-ai.ki,i.ta ss S.i v. ,u.tr.
I'f rous pnln r.iuMly t.ii'it. tU;I;-g ii.
SCOTT'S I'M 0 t.-MO: i . nckn.-lcajjcaby
riivsu'iiu. to be I'n J I'.ei t r.'u! le;;t prepa
ration in tlio weri.l f a ;tc le'iet fttut euro of
CONS'i M --'T'.'''.':. f VKA,
CENERAU DCf-nUTY. WAST I MO
COLDS twui OT.'iiC COwCrfS.
Wastir'j in Sl M' Druggists
AND -
Canyon City
STACK 1,1 XK,
CiiAs, II. I, kb, rriiprw'tor.
ST llit'S LFAVE MUNTMI'NT DAILY t
Ct.1T SIMUY.
J.-AliK:--
Canyon City to Monument
" " Loiij; Creek
Sfi.OO
ilOO
Tl I- lull .uilliolost mi l.iliMilumt mill'
fcilW
V
Is .
1
TRADE '
WHAT IT IS. SIX STANDARD VIRTUES.
ITS F.rt'ICAI.'V. 1. Itn effect, ar.
prompt. . Itt relief ) sure. S.
Itt cures .re permanent. 4. It
care.; no return of pnln.
C It cure. In all cage.
ued according to
direction..
I . it Is in one word a rure ; It 1b not merely
I SI. relief and In no sense a cure-all; it
Is llie product of sciontifti! renearch.
oJ It strengthen, while It nothe tndmb
L II U dues, heais and cures ; it literally con
quers piiin.
n J its effects are curative and permanent
6i. to the whole roup of muscular mla
ei ies and nervous agonies.
tU It docs not merely Irritate the outer sur
tun. face, nor docs It merely soften or relat
a constricted muscle. To its spemfic action a
superior curative virtue Is superaded.
r(h It penetrates deeply but gently; searoh
Dlll. l'y and '"ly. neeklng the pain
spot in an effort to conquer.
ftU Kach constituent of the formula has a
Cll rccosnized intrinsic virtu, to serve
most surely the cure of pain.
At Dbugoist and Deairrs.
IKE CrUhLEI A. VOGELER CO., Baltim.ra. Mt
IIAS A
SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BL;L;R!
Ft h lnfiimfaohinMl with tho latest
brewing apparftUiH ami cau'fc be be.'it.
Lunches of all Kinds,
Ami tho bent brimils of Cigars.
Kmpty lipgfl must bo returned or SB
npicce will bo cliurged.
1j. TTz t tor, Prop.
Uiuu
la trie
Cheapest, Safest and Best !
Cure for Scab.
Tin's eelebrnled Dip bus been ill constant
mid iuerenuint! tine fur ovor biilt
h c-otury, iluriiiK wliioh time
It ban been applied to more slieep tbau
exiHt on the earth at tlie nreiient
moment.
Our Sales in iSS were sufficient
to Dip over 60,000,000 Sheep.
It in clioiiiMir than lime and sul
phur, mid in not one tithe of
tho Ironblo. Lime and
Kiilpliui' injure the wool, but the
Cooper Dip improves its qual
ity and increases its growth,
(ienonil Aoms :
HNI'XL, IIK1TSHU k WOODAIII).
Wholesale iirui;(,'intH, l'orllatid, Oregon.
TIIK WASCO VAKUOLE (JO.,
Tho Dullen, Oregon.
-Tlli
Iiiwei S wo
S!
"COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE."
To till Viinnii.iil 1'ointH in the Uuilod
St:iton, Citniida ttml Eurtpt
iifii.iM m:w )im m-,
I 'ullinmi 1'n.laee Sleepers,
FREE FAMILY SLEEPING CARS
Tlirini)ih on all Kxiireas Trama to
-OMAHA,
CoiniclS IJitiffs
1
SEAKTSASi CITY
W ithout L'i(tinje.
Clone Coiineelion nt I'lii'tlaim for San
l-'raneiseo anil l'uet Sounil l'oints.
ALLIKON STIJAMKltS
Leave I'nrlltirtil for San Kranciaeo every
four (-1) days, itinUin the trip in 00
hours.
Vuhiu, $lii. Steeniije US. 00
Hound Trip Unlimited, $30,00.
ELEGANT NEW DINING GARS
will run t!:iily eomnieneliiK Auit. i'2t ovor tlio
Oieiron lUihvipy A .Yiviis'itinn Co.. Oregon Short
Line mil I Union l':ieilie Itailway. Iletwei'n
I'ovllioitl ami Mi-somi river. Tlie euniito unit
sorviee lire lliiexeelleil.
l'or furllier partietilars inquire of any
anient of (be company.
A MAXWELL,
C. J. SMITH, G. r. & T. A.
(lenernl Mduuocr,
THE GREAT
Transcontinental Route
NorHieni IVific
I ; A I l.liO A I ) !
VIA THR
Oiixi'tiif? 11 ranch, now Comtleied, vutk-
iim it the Shortest, )tent ttnd IJxickext
Tlie Dininy Cur Iilne. TlieDlrwt Route
No Del:iR. Fastest Trains. Low
est ltiiteu to Cliieano anil nil points
'Flint, Tie.et soM to all Promi
umit l'oinln tliroii(,'liont tlio
Fast nml Soutlienst.
T'u'iikIi Tullinaii llimiug li)iii Slccjiiiis; Cnr&
luveiviitietia can be seeureil in .".ilvatiee.
j r,
1 l'.nst llouiul Pnseni;ei's
ral.il(, m, llo 0, m,lk((H m,stllko
(,; ,0 sm to take tlie
i NOUTI1F.KN 1'ACIFIO RAILROAD
And nee that your ticket reads via this
line, St Paul or Minneapolis to avoid
' ..1 .... 1 : 1
! ,n:oUVr UlUm
Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars run
on regular express trains full leugth of
line. Berths free. Ijowest rates. (Juiok
est time.
General Office of the Company, Xo. Ill
First St., l'or. Washington St.,
I'ortland, Oregon
A. IX C'HAULTOX,
Assistant lieneral l'as.enger Agent.
I I-ot busine-v pursuit at the lv:!la;id T'ls-ncss
' Colhye. I'oitlHiid, uiisi,tiiHll.'.i e.tpn.il lue.
' inevs College. Salt yi. Or.-fion. 1 ,'i hools are
UluUr (lie maioiilt lie :it. I A P .n lu-ne, huvt
; s.i me coure ot MusHe-i H'ul suae i..'. - t no, ion
' .Jui im-s, Miiirdr.iiiil,
nu Mis. 1 t.iv ur..l tvi. iiitu; v- ,,m's, St i'l. .'.-. .;ti j
at an-time I ,-i lo.ut 1.1 d..ee. , cs :
r-S2",tW?r: OR ft5ittrir
aEXKK.L A'A'lt'.s.
.
Tlie long strike of tlio Spring j
Valley, 111., miners, is practically
ended.
In New York, n horse stepped j
on a fallen electric wire and was
roasted to death. j
Messrs. Pettigrow fc Moody were
elected United States Senators by
the South Dakota Legislature.
United States District-Attorney
Kimball of Kansas City, dropped
dead nt his home in that city last
week.
Dr. I. Cleaver, oE Baker City,
has been recommended by the Ore
gon delegation for register of the
land office.
A. C. McClelland of Island City,
L'nion county, has been appointed
receiver of the land office at La
Grande, Or.
A married couple were divorced
bv the court at Los Angeles, Oct.
j 12, and after a short courtship were'
remarried, .Nov. 12.
The presbytery of New York,
met Nov. 4, and by a decided vote,
declared in favor of a thorough re
vision of the confession of faith.
Geo. W. Hancock, has been ar
rested at Pay son, Utah, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Hutch and
her son John Jones, 32 years ago.
The state officers for North Da
kota were duty qualified for their
official duties, Nov. 5. The legisla
ture has been called to assemble
Nov.l'J.
Henry Miller, Joe Martin and
Charley Jolly, herders for Col. It.
G. Head, were frozen to death
during the recent blizzard near
Florence, N. M.
The parties arrested, who were
supposed to be of the notorious
Bender family, could not be recog
nized by persons who were ac
quainted with them, as being the
murderers.
Frank I, Lee, who accompanied
Sam Jones, the revivalist, to' San
Francisco, as his private secretary
last winter, is in prison in that city
for burglary. Some of the stolen
property was found in his posses
sion. Jno. N. A. Griswold, director of
the Chicago, Burlington A' Quincy
road, says that the mission west of
the president and directors Paine
and Gardner, is probably to seek a
new outlet for tlie Burlington to
the Pacific coast.
Cleveland Van Arnold, accused
f advertising himself as a sixteen
year old girl, willing to marry, and
securing remittances from victims
for the purpose of visiting them,
has been arrested and held to the
federal grand jury for using the
mails to defraud.
If is said. Jay Gould, George
Gould and Bussel Snge hold claims
against the Missouri Pacific Rail
road to the amount of $7,875,000.
That bonds will bra issued to the
amount of 10,000,000 to pay this
and other claims. The stock fell
three points in two days.
R. J. Montgomery, deputy col
lector of United States Customs at
San Diego, Cal., landed in jail eiglt
chinamen who had stolen across
the line, hoping to avoid the exclu
sion act. One was tried before
('. S, Coitf iner Ward, found
guilty nnfl Kl'Toack to Southern
California. The othet'3 were to be
tried in a few days.
OEEQON.
The Slynal says, Wallowa is
without a photograph gallery.
.Mrs. It. W. Morrison, a pioneer
settler since 1841, died at Clatsop,
Nov. 3.
Timber land, in vast quantities,
is being taken up in Baker and
Grant counties.
Charles Miller was arrested at
Athena, last Monday, for stealing
Jesse Drnmhellers horses.
A man named Brassfield, wanted
in Gillian) county, for horse steal
ing, was arrested at Weston last
week.
Thomas Matthews, sentenced
September, 1X87, to six years in the
enitentiary from Umatilla county
tor larceny of a yearling, was par
doned Nov. 4, on the recommenda
tion of Judge Wm. Martin and the
prosecuting attorney
V. A. Hill, ono of the three
young men wdio displaced the
switch near Albany, Or., July '28,
and caused the wreck I ft train, in
which the engineer and fireman
were killed, was found guilty of
manslaughter by the jury Nov. f.
Oscar Ih'umhellor, while return
ing from the Umatilla Reservation
Monday morning with horses re
cently stolen from his father, was
shot by his own pistol being dis
charged by a jar caused by his
horse falling. The ball passed
IciigHnvirw down the leg, the ball
lodging near the knee.
The Bedrock Dcmocntt thinks
the proposed route of the new trans
continental railroad, Oregon Paci
fic, throuuh the oounties of Har-
ney, Grant nml Malheur, cannot
help but work a detriment to JjiiK-i
' or City nnd county; and urges the j
ein.ens to tiiKe immediate measures
to induce the company
to make
their city a point
Harney County Item says, the
case of the state of Oregon, vs.
1). L. Shirk, was tried last week,
and the jury returned a verdict of
not guilty. After the verdict be.
came known there was great re
joicing among the settlers of this
entire region. Shirk was tried for
killing one Isaacs ni a quarrel aris.
ing from laud controversy.
At a special meeting of the
stockholders of the Oregon it 1 raus
Continental Co., held iu Portland, there is a policeman keeping back
Nov. 5, resolutions were passed j the crowd," said Mr. Curtis, point
authorizing the reduction of the j jug tc a blue-coat who was motion
capital stm.k of the company to the . . h L. , u 1Jnt ho j .t
aiuonut of $10,OW,000, which would 1 , ,
leave the remaining capital at ZXvl' .continued the inquirer.
000,000 and also the tsking of the: "In our country about one-tenth
necessary steps for the dissolution of the able-bodied men are soldiers,
of the corporation. ,' ! and in a large place like this a
Tho Siipial makes knowu a do- man stands with a gun on every
,. . i. ,i i- i. l a 1. 1 ii,:,
; lllOrtdUOd OOlHllt lOll Ol llie IHIIUIC
Units of WlIowa(in the following,
trhieh we clip from its jssup Nov. 1:
.rurlge Foe is'onr idftal of a judicial
officer. Upon tlie btnch he knows
neither friend or foe, but meets
wry question from the legal and
tho judicial standpoint and dis
poses of it without making a polit
ical speech to the "people" or the
"taxpayers." The only speech we
ever heard him make, was w hen the
Grand Jurv returned no indict
ment against Sutherland for hav
ing compelled his child to swear to
a lie. He said, "The court finds a
strange state of affairs in Wallowa
county. When a man is indicted
and remains in the county, the in
dictments are stolen. If he leaves
the undertakings are stolen. A
party will go before the Grand
Jury and swear to a statement,
then come into court and testify
that tho statement to the Grand
Jury was false,compelled by anoth
er through threats and duress. And
now the Grand Jury returns "not
a true bill" against the man who
used the threats and compelled the
false swearing. The court is not
responsible for this state of af
fairs, but if the people can Btand
it the court can." We regard this
as a blow nt the grand jury system,
which is rapidly becoming a farce,
and at the still stranger fact hat
county vaults and safes will not
hold the county records.
From the Budget.
The rear room of Joe Gibson's
barber shop took fire last Sunday
morning, but the blaze was extin
guished before much damage was
done.
Last Monday morning the Shel
ton and Lind horses, about 250
head, besides eighteen head of
cattle, were started for winter
range on Snake river. They were
driven by J. M. Shelton, A. F.
Shelton, Clarence Shelton, 1). H.
Lipscomb and Cy. Shipman.
A transaction that took place in
Lexington lust week was prolific in
lessons. One miu learned not to
buy mortgaged wheat; a farmer
learned not to sell mortgaged
wheat; an implement man learned
that one farmer, .it leasl, was as
anxious to pay as he was to collect,
and several persons interested in
the matter learned that a man niay
be honest, with appearances against
him,
FOIt I'I'UK t oon.
Tim Sim Fninciseii Hoard of lleiillh Jfotil'y
Consumers wllteli ta the Best.
Kukinir Powder.
Bun Fi'iinoisuo Chronicle,
Tlio XJouril of Honltli can engage in no
more In ridable oeoupalion tbau tbe ex
amination of our food supply and tbe
instriiotion of the public nn to those ar
ticiea it (jiuls to he pine and wholesome,
and which, therefore, o insuraers should
nae.
There are quantities of bnkinjj pow
ders iu tho market to use which is cer
tain detriment to the health nf tlio con
siiuior. They are made from alum, or
improperly compounded from other
chemicals, so that they loavi a strong
alkaline residum in the food. Many of
these powders, having; been prohibited
from sale iu tlio Fr.ist, have been collect
ed by their maniifaolurers from tho deal
ers with whom they were left on com
mission, and shipped to the l'aoilie Const.
Tho public knows nothing about their
quality except what it reads in the news
paper advertisements. Iu the effort to
gain a foot-hold iu this market unscrup
ulous lnnunfuot'iirera of this cheaply
made, low grade linking powders have
indulged in extravagant statements both
with reference to their' own and other
ornnds, claiming the most improbable
endorsements for their goods iiutl de.i
nouiioing the brands best known and
longest used on the Pacific Coast.
The action of the physicians " of the
Board of Health, therefore, in giving tho
public reliable, imlborative information
as to tho brand of baking powder to be
used to secure the m3t economic d and
wholesome food is most valuable and
timely.
The chief brands of lmkiug powders
sold upon the Pacific, Coast were collect
ed nnd nnalyzedby Messrs, Thomas Price
& Sou, the well-known analytical chem
ists of Sau Fmuoieco. They found tbe
strength or leavening gas (measured nt
10l) F.) of the brands named as follows:
NAME.
lionvomtiir (las.
fuhiu inulies per o.
nil.
1 It).
llli.
10,1.
ltov.U,
tiiiint,
(lolilen Oille
Dr. Price's
rioneer,
The general usefulness of a baking
powder depends npou the quantity of
leavening gas it gives off. As these pow
ders are retailed at about the same price
the most economical id also apparent,
The opinion of the Pjo ird of Health is
as follows i
We, the members of the Board of
Health of the City and county of Sun
Fraueisoo, cordially approve and recom
mend the Koyul Baking Powder. It is
absolutely pure and healthful, composed
of the hea ingredients, of the highest
strength and character.
Iu our judgment, it is impossible to
make a purer or stronger baking powder
tbau the Kor.l.
,KK K. DAVIDSON, M. D.
I'll AS. II. JhijVKSTKN, M. P.
HKN11Y M. 1'iSKK, M. D.
T- J. LuTuCKNErX, M. D.
Sau Francisco, Aug. 5, 1S8!),
Wln-re Arc Your Soldiery?"
ttpriiifitiehl Ktpnlilicriu.
"Where are your soldiers'?" nsk-
n South American delegate of
Mr. Curtis, nt Uolyoko, while the
' party was waiting for the proees-
siou to start. "On all our New
England tour I have not seen a
soldier in one of the city streets."
Mr. Curtis assured him that we
did not need many soldiers in time
of pence, and our small army was
on the froutior watching the Indi
ans. "But who preserves order?"
the delegate persisted. "Well,
biri'Cl COILifl. -All. lllis .-: 11
ment by the people is wonderful!"
an opkn K E on pasco. J
,, , , , Z1- , j D ,o.,( ,.f'
How it Looks to a ruir M mded Jtesnlent of j
Waiisiiurc.
Pasco as it looks from the eye of one i
who has been there to see, is given iu the
following account as it is, which, we copy
from the WaiUburg Enterprise. It is
evident Mr. Saling is not a real estate
agent.
"A. Saling has returned from Pasco
after keeping both eyes on it for nearly
three weeks, except what time they
were filled w ith sand. He says it is a
regular humbug and tbe men who are
trying to boom it are tbe scrapings of
oreation. He thinks there can be uo city
there because there is no protection
against fire. There is no soil. The
drifting white sand is about four feet
deep, and immediately under it is a
coarse gray sand that will not hold wat
er; hence a water ditah is an impossi
bility there. The artesiau well is aban
doned. The state made nu appropriation
for drilling nn artesian well at some
point to be selected. If Waitaburg had
been selected some good might have re
sulted, but the Pasco boomer had the
cheek to ask and the state authorities
did not have good sense enough to refuse.
The lack of good judgment was also
sbo wed iu the manner of j ajitg out the
money. At the end of every hundred
feet the drillers were paid at the rate of
85 for foot for whut they had dune.
They drilled 510 feet and got a sand
bucket fast. They lowered a blast of
giant powder to destroy the bucket.
Tbe blast wont off when about half way
to the bottom Rnd caved the well in so
that it is impossible to proceed further.
But what do the drillers care, they have
been paid nnd the state has throwm
away $ 2503. It is now iu order for nn
appropriation to be made for drilling a
well at Waitsburg, the money to be dis
bursed on common sense business prin
ciples and if a successful well is secured
Waitsburg can afford to refund the mon
ey to the state, to be used in a similar
attempt elsewhere. Iu this way a single
appropriation might bo the meaus of
supplying a large number of towns w ith
water. Tramps are as thick as flies in
Pusco. They steal everything they can
get their hands on. They are arrested
but no one appears against them and
they are turned looss again. The Ba
boons never olnse. There is no civiliza
tion about it, it is Just like a mining
town. There is plenty of railroad busi
ness but that is the whole of it. There
are eight freight trains nud about six
passenger trains daily. The sage brush
grows seven inches thick and higher
than a man's head. All tho streets have
been cleared of snge brush for two miles
square. Mr Saling was moulding brick
while there. About a mile down the riv
er there is a deposit of loam clay that
makes first rate brick, but the proprietor
bad no machinery exoept a spado to
work with. All the property Mr. Saling
has in Pasco is a team and wagon and
he wishes he hnd them away, for hay
costs $10 and chopped barley $27 there.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
I.inul Office Bl Lh flranile, Or., Oct. 17, '89
Notice is hereby triven that the foJlowiliK-niltned
settler has riled notice of his intention to make
tinnl proof in siqiiiort of his claim, luul lliiit sui.t
!i oof will bo innde hefore the county clerk of
.vlorrow county, lit llopimer, Oreyon, on Nov.
811, 1HBH, viz:
Albert H. Stamp,
D.8. No. SM0, for tlie WM 8WH & H'.i NWM
Bee. Ill, Tp.aS.K. 87 K,
ilonaineH the following witnosses to prove
his continuous resilience upon, and cultivation
of, Buid hind, viz:
Henry Wndo, J. Devin, Foster Adams and S. N.
Moririm. all of Heppner, Or.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof, or who knows of any
substuutiiil reason, under the law and the recaila
tions of the interior department, why BUoh proof
should not be allowed, will be given an opportu
nity at the itbove mentioned time and place to
cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant,
and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submit
ted by claimant.
314-41) Hknry Kinehaht. ltegistor.
NOTICE OF INTENTION..
lianil Office at I.a Grande, Or., Oct. 11, '89.
Notice is hereby civen that the following,
luuiiea sutljer has tiled notioe of his Intention tu
make html proof in support of his cluim and that
said proof will be nnule before the county clerk
of Morrow county, Or., at Heppuor, Oregon, on
Nov, liii, lnylt, viz:
lames W . Leahei.
D. 8. No. SAM, for the Wr4 Sec 10, Tp. 3 S.
It. 27 E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rosidence upon, and cultivation
of, said land viz:
James Neville, Mat. Hughes, W, (1. Royor ami
W. M. Bitty, all of Heppuor, Or.
Any person who desires to protest anainst the
allowance of such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the-regula-tious
of tlio liilot ior Department, why such proof
should not he allowed, will bo given an oppor
tunity at the above mentioned time lind- place to
cross-examine the witnessesof said claimant, and
to oiler evidence in rebuttal of tlrit submitted by
claimant.
34;l-;us . Henry Kinehart, Register
L1
THE GAZETTE
7s Ihe Best Weekly Paper in
Eastern Oreyon, yet many
residents of our county
and ihe immense coun
try tributary lo il,'
da not lake
THE GAZETTE
Or any other Live Xewspaxer.
THEY MUST HAVE
THE GAZETTE
At least, and in order to henefit
our friends who secure, new
subscriptions, we hare pre
pared a Mammoth List
of Premiums,
1IEI1F, ARE A FEW OF THEM.
For 200 new subscribers to the
Heppner Gazelle at $2.00 apiece,
we will give a good two-horse farm
wagon (3J iuch axle), worth $100.
The getter-up,of a club has the
choie of any make in the market.
1110 subscribers secures a
good lot in the Looney" additon.
Will sell for $250 in one year.
180 subscribers, one walnut bed
room set and sofa, worth $90.
170 subscribers, 85 worth of
provisions from Heppner's stores.
100 subscribers, an $80 organ
plain finish. A good instrument
150 subscribers, a gang plow
best make.
140 subscribers, a good road
cart, harness and genuine whale
bouewhip, worth $80.
130 subscribers, one fine San
j Jose saddle, silver inlaid hand
i made Mexican spurs and a pair of
i "chaps", worth at the lowest mar
ket price $05.
', 120 subscribers, $00 worth of :
! uierclmndife. i
11 subscribers, a New Home)
j sewing ,)Ro'inf, walnut finish,
seven drawers. Attachments go
with machines. AVorth
- .
ilU subscriliei s, nu American
L nion sewing machine with at-
tachmenhi. A line high-nrm ma
chine made hy the New Home Co.
It in worth ")(). The mime num
ber of subscribers will take a "Tri
umph" cooking range and outfit.
Price 150.
91) subscribers, a pood !t5 sad
dle and a quirt a set of double
buggy harness, or a Indies gold
watch.
75 subscribers, n silk dress put-
tern, worth 37.50.
70 subscribers, a set of work
harness, worlh !35.00.
65 subscribers, a 2ew Model
Winchester 40-00 cal., and fullre
loadiug outfit, worth $32.50.
00 subscribers, takes a tine coin
silver hunting case watch, worth,
$30.
55 subscribers, a fine side-saddle
and bridle full outfit.
50 subscribers, a good baby car
riage, worth 25.
48 subscribers, 20 yards of
black cassimere two dress put
terns, worth
45 subscribers takes a New Mod
el Winchester, 40-70 cal.
4-1 subscribers, a Marian rifle,
worth 122.
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
2l,
40 subscribers, a ladies side
saddle a Winchester rifle or a
solid coiu silver watch.
38 subscribers, a spleudid sofa.
36 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, 4J inch barrel. A beauty.
Worth !?16.50.
30 subscribers, a suit of cloths,
all wool and custom made. A
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 hat,
Stetson's make, and two pounds of
the best chewing tobacco.
14 subscribers, a cowboy's hat,
Stetson's. -
13subscribers takes 0 sacks of
Heppner flour or a pair of
boots, either worth $0.
10 subscribers is good for $5
worth of millinery goods or mer
chandise. 9 subscribers, a barrel of the
"Peerless" flour; worth $4.50.
8 'subscribers, a barrel of Hepp
ner Hour, a nice plush photograph
album or a pair of men's or Indies'
shoes.
0 subscribers, a set of silver
plated tea spoons or a gentleman's
hat worth $3.
5 subscribers takes a box of
cigars, a pair of rolled gold-plnte
sleeve-buttons or a good buggy
whip. 4 subscribers, a neat photograph
album or a year's subscription to
the Heppner 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.
TViere is no end to the List of Pre
miums. We have only named a
few of the many hundred Premi
ums which can be secured by a little
work in your respective neighbor
hood In working for the
H E P PN E E GAZETTE
Vou represent
a Live Paper one
that is well established
and which never fails to
Give Xews in fact, it is what
it purports to be a NEWSPAPER.
Every family must have a newspaper
and any one can secure Valuable
Premiums vith a tittle effort.
If you do not want those
ojjered, you have the
privilege of taking
something else.
If you have
Vash
Subscribe: 3 enough, you will have no
trouble to load yourself down with
wares from Heppner's stores.
this is no "fake." we must
have more sutscrib-
ERS FUR
THE GAZETTE,
MORE HEADERS OF XEWS.
Write, io the
GAZETTE OFFICE
for Sample Copies and yo to work
at once.
This Proposition
Remains in Full Force
Till Jan. I, 1890.
TThen I r?T Ctrb I da not mean inertly t9
ttcp Ui-'Ri 2.r r tunc, flud tii en htve to era re
lum acin. I xe..is A 1( ADtCAii CCliii
1 have mado tUc diraso ol
EPHLZFST or
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l rrr rcTBedr to
ii.iie.1 ts 110 re .iron U. :- i.v ruc.-iv;'; aenra
of my l:F4LurL5. Cunv. : r
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