7 ::n -v
r"
d f r
I ' f IM.HFACH.
? f President.
V"t'c President. '
THE
1 (Pacific Fire -
. . 'PortlancC :
' Cnpitnl Stock, $,"500,000.
Otis: Patterson, Agent, heppner Oregon;
LUMBER! LUMBER!
AT
W. G. SCOTT'S
; Willow Greek , Saw-Mill!
Keops constantly on hand nil kinds of UNDUESSED LUMUKIt; nlso
PICKETS LATHS AND SAWED SHAKES, ETC., ETC.
MiUtoodtod at the lleud of Willow 8reek. 16 ruiloe above Heipnor.j83
NfcLSON JONES, Pros' t
III III 11 1 II! CO.
: (Incorporated.)
General Warehouse and For
warding Agents.
'"'The 'Company 'has recently' constricted it two-story
J warehouse 80x100- feet, with aval press and all con
veniences for hand line' wool.
The Warehouse Charges at If corner wid be Ike same
as those at Arlington, less carta ies.
Freight, upon baled wool from, Jleppiier, same as
from Arlington. . . , ,.
Cash advanced upon consign,! ne it Is oj wool or woouvn
storage, TnER0N ? mUjt MANAGER.,
by buying your Shoes
itijtio;V
for Shoes Hint
nt $4.00
BUTTON. ' LACE. CONGRESS.
On receipt of W3.50 rind twenty-five contn to pay oxprousiiRO we will Henri
one pair of our Pino CUill" Hlmm Btrnnlcus Viiinpn, eithor jmtton, J.noo or
CongreHB. Wo Use only Holootod stock and llio bout workmanship, ilvory pair
Warranted. Try our Shooa ouoe and you will buy no others.
t-Mentlon Slzp mid Width wuiiti-d. Send noEttil nute or N. Y. draft. WIto your nddrcsn
flainly, Town, County and Htale.
CUSTOM BOOT & SHOE CO.,
1M8T Wr.VMOlTTII, S;,V.-irl.
TO SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
HIT WAY OK TIJK-
Southern Pacific Company's Line
THE PIT. SHHSTfl ROUTE.
Quicker in Time than Any Olluir ltouto
isotwoeu
Portland
AND
-San F'raneiseo.
Leave Portland at i P. M., Daily.
THROUGH TIME, 39 HOURS.
PULLMAN BUFFliTSLl-m'ERS
TOURISTS SLliUl'ING CARS,
For Acoominndiition of Hooond CIubb
VnaaengorB Attnoliod to Kxproiui
: Trains'.
Fure from Port laud to HacraiiKito unl Han Fran-
Unlimited, '. 'K
I.lant.-d Kli't-Ma 20
' S(mhi4-('1hwm !a
Throit(U Tiokota to all l'oinls South
and En.it,
, VIA.CAUPOKN1A.
TICKKT OKI'K'KB: .
City Olliot. No. 1B4. Cortny Kirt A Alder Sln otit
Depot OIHe.o, Cornur V and Knatt HlreelH,
H)HTIiAMI, UUltOON.
' U.KOKIII.KU, B. P. IMK1KIW,
Mtuifiirtir, , Aait. ti. V. and I'aMM.Atft,
NOTlCB'l'O 'VlllC
Drug, Grocery
. . . AND
' SALOON - TRADE
01?
Morrow County
YOU CAN HAVB T1MK AND MuNl'.Y
BY OHl)l!ltlNll
CLIMAX BITTERS
BIKHOT OF
n. o. v i i.i.s.
IO.V1C, Orouon,
TIIKY AltB TIIB KINU OF Al.Ii 11ITT:1IH Pull
BLOOD, LIVRIt, STOMACH AND
BOWEL TltoUlll.KS.
LEAVITT & IVAN ALSTINE,
NO. 55 HOWARD S'litKKT,
tti I'runol.oo, Ool.
rot; can sujiscnwK yvn
ANY NEWSPAPER
1 UrMnunzlnoYoii Want
. AT TllK .
GhAZKTTK B1IOI?.
IF VOU WISH A COOD REVOLVER
"oSi'SA?8 SMITH & WESSON'S
Finest tmall
bnuufRTtured BifTlt.
mml the Hrntciu.icuor nil
experts in cailtirtw
i and 44-1UL Hlnvle
liter Uu ui(t I'aivttt nitHleht.
Beat UKlliy wrought
at eel. corvfullr ltntMn.-ti'd
tttr WurktuaiiHlilp auuitock. tTnrhuletl fori
Sutak. durability and apfurar. lum
tH b aeHlvwl by vhtrap mailcuble on imitation
ftn aold for the K"uuiufi ariteln. Tltev are uuro
llahla and daiKfrou. The Bhith ft knson Itu
irouvana are ftiamiNKt upon the Iwrrcll with tlrm'l
same, nd-inwi amldatuHuf imtenw, ami are iiiir
an teed perfect. liMut having them, ami If
your dearer cannot Htiiijtly you, an order wnt toad
dreaa below will receive irompt al lenl i n. iMmitiu
(tv uaiakue and prleemptm appllculluu.
HM1TU 6c WKKHON,
r ' bpriuBUtildt Slats.
W. F. BItOWNTON.
1 , .Secretary
Insurance Go.
: : . : Oi-uon.
E. K. BISHOP, Treas.
of the Manufacturer.
Gcjau isrF !-
$2.50 op
usually retail
and ft.'i.O!).
The ColciSrated French Sure,
;r"APHRODlTINE" H
18 So!.!) ON K
P03ITIVE
GUARANTEE
to cure any
lorai til nervous
disease, or any
diflorder of the-
aeneralive or- AFTER
(am ol eilliersei whellier nrlsluir irom til.
xcchhIvc use of Stimulants, Tobacco or Opiuin,
ortluougli youthful iiullmtion, over lndulB
onec, Ac, sutdi as Loss ol Drain Power; Wakeful
ness, llearlnn down I'aius In the llai'k, Seminal
Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous l'rost ration Nocturn
al KmlsBlon; , Ixnuwrhrra, lllzzluesa, Weak Mem.
ory.Lossof Power and Impotein-y, wlileli If nc-glucte-d
often lead to prctuaturu old aitc and Insan
ity, l'rlcu 1.00 a box, 0 boxes for 15.00 Bout by
mall uu receipt ol price.
A W It ITT KN U U A 11 A NTI1 V, for every 15.00
order, to refund tlio money It a l'l'niinnmit
euro Is not elTocteil. Tliotisands of testimonials
fnmi olrl and youns, of both sexes, permanently
i mred by Arn itoniriNK. Circular free. Address
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
WIfitfTKHN IltUNCIL
l)OX 27 POltTI.ANl), OR
Hold by A. ). .Tolmiion Co., Di uk
(jixts, lli'piiior, On'Kon.
nwit Nrtw
roiiii
FREE.
iUUI WlUrlll
VViillHKM.4H. liciu gij
tinn'Kei pf r iVuriRlitn.t htvy.
m'LK tini.n ni i it 1 1 ii h cnui.
till uiirki Hinl t'tiin'i ul
quit) vlm. Onh 1-KlisoNin
ti utriiiv cnn fiuin tm
I', loin tlii'T villi iir Inrr
luiltlr Mm' r II miae hold
tiPcd tin t ili'nv Imt i " uinl )mi to I'kih who canyour
feliniili mill n.'inliln.ii. iii1 (luxti kIkiiiI. vmi Hint iilyiuynrfiulll
In VRlunll ti-iuki lr tii, v hi, Li holiU l-.ry.nri wliin oiico lnrlril,
ml iIiuh 9 im re int. I V y nil I'vi'i' "", IVflu-hl, ctu, Allor
ytu kimw nil, II vm i -ul.l likl' in H -1 k for tu. yru van
am tnim WJO' M i .Utlt in r r.K uml hiimiikIi. A'MtKia,
Mtlniuii fc t o., kUt. Dili, I'urtliHitl, Mnliie.
j Mi. ur. ft ee. All (ho m.rk vm
I lll'lll ifl I II I ('. Ill Willi
a voice;
nirlmlt of Mr. I lord -
n Ohio. Ilr li
mllo writoi. "Witi Ht w.ik .in i
r Kalt'iit, Ohio.
PW'JO a intuHli ; 1 now Iiiiiv an aftn'f
VUi'it A (o iiiimiin nun jjiiiih.
ul oil ill innknl'JO a 'lit."
(Hip-nPflt W. H. I i A II HI HON, -.
1 I'D ilolnir nimn ax m flit
o iuu lu aivo c-
llol.lol tlllHL"
nli't Holll lln-ii' h'tti'M. t'.M-vy
A liuliita imI.'k iiKuiiuiil rrotiu.
M111II wii Nlitrt Oli in tiis Imsiin-sH,
Tvcr I Willi' tout anil U'ntn all atmut it lor yoni .flf. U
an- Kiartinic nmity ; no will .init you It oii ton i ik'lny unnl
anolUi-i ik alu ail uf vou In vimi putt ol (In' roimm It vou
taku liultl vou mil be mIiIk to tt k iii k"I1 li Uj" ll end
tin aiinuiit of h ft.tvrrt iimniLlHi'tiiU'i'ii iilo I li.t,(MMI letl
tlullur lhoIiuriiih AIImiiiik aroto lf."il lotlm
ix'oiili' t'01 tttt ,. ! It. .mi. I iu lioml l lilntoll SilkVvlx l
l'luih. I'liniimiih Jot't'ttili'tl tni.l , HiiiiilRonirit alhtuiiHln tha
ioild lstifint rtlr. V'tli-.i I'HOinim rr knou. Attiint
wanti'il l.ilii ral trim. 11 in iiioii.'t loi mki iiIi. Anv ontMiiit
i't 1iii a in'vnriil 'iu'iil St'U. Ilt- lf on nj; lit-Ullli' ni no
laUiUK iif.r.tmy, V Ihtpti-i tliotvu, rvi iy oni1 vtmiln to iur-tlinm-
At' iita take 1litiniiU ol oiilt'i hiiIi mi.lny u. tir
lirioro kiuiMii. iiit'ut iulli anail i vmy w .it. Am'iiU aia
iiotkliit toitiiiifli. I.nill'uiaki nt imi.'li W ii You, ii ii.kr,
(iii.luat wall a an void'. liifntn.aiu.aai.flli-uiK free,
1o I h.i who mi tin i'oi iiii-, w itli (nHU iiiuv. ami tornmtui our
Kami It HlliUa, It.xika ami IVrloiliiHla. Alter you know tl.
kwull vou I'nin IuJb tu yono tin Out, wlij no liann t tlotitv
AUJreM K C. ALLbN 4 CO., AlWtsiA, UAi.ft
COLD bFAMB
I fi It" v
ii r 'WlXvo,:".
Ely's Or53.m Balm
Cloansea the ITuaJ VtssatcoB. Al-
lnys Iiiilamtnntton. iioala tho Soi-os. I
EoHtoros tho Boiwcs of 'X'utfto, Kmoll
and Uoariiig. j
A pnrlU-lnl. apiillrd luto.nrl11111.rrll .A
t. .Mrri'iililc. rrleoOc. ul llrnifiii.l. wr by :
.!!. K I V II ItOTHKltNM Wimn bL ,N w lark, i
' 'A
4
BEFORE
hit!
5 MIX
PV WiHIiim Klinr, llunl-lunir, IV,
P&'Mvjk IV C' VTk aiivthlitK in ''lBik" vour nltiuml
"F'jS- :" 1 lt'tlfiiluv I look onh-to'iumnh l
f !;wf.stJL' 1 ihiv mo ;rrtv" w. .1. k-
m v VV"''S ''" S UntiKor, ll., wiilr; "I
1 1' ..
mraMffil lltlMI irTTfrTI iT
TO
SELL
AX
mm
Tlxmot wnndprf.il collection of omctical, re
al value hiilI every-day une for tho jwopi ever
juliliriiw! on t ho glob. A mnrvel o.f money bhv
inif Hint money umkiiif? for every one uwninjt it.
'f IhmimjunIh of tieHtitifuJ, heluful enKruviriKK,
iht)whn: jnut huw to do every t hint.'. No cmipe
lilimr, nottiiiiir likn it in the u inverts. Wbt-n
yuh Kfleet that wttk'h is of trim vnlne, mU are
wire. Atl sinrereJy desirinK pitiiiK eniyloyment
m.d IwukiiQ.' for Homfrthinc iiorouichly ir-t elnrtf
at an extntoniiriHritylow jirir-t, ehoulil write for
deseription and terms on the mont- remarliahle
achr-venl in b.k-makine? wnc the world be
gun. ' MAMMKL ACO., Hox.MKM.
BT. IX) Lib or PHILADELPHIA.
ARTHUR SMITH,
I' H ACTIO AT j
WATCHMAKER !
Next to First 'National Hank,
HEJTNER, ' : : OHECiON.
Watches,,. Optical
Clock
U Goods .
WateheH Cleimed,
1.5(1.
MainspriPKB Fitted
All wort; (piaranlced fur one, year.
Jewell j-MiislHuiit
si-oF-rj
Ktiil Continues to Soil
WATOII33S,
At tlie liowest. Tofisilile Pricf e.
A large stock of Gold Pens, Ame
thyst and Cameo Gold Rings,
Gold and Silver Watches Always
-zi7--on Hand : i t
A Full Line of
J tTHSXCjfi-Xj IHTSTriTJ-
'W bfi'ii uiU?mI to .Ih'b nrgn mid well
'' ' soleotfitl Htoot.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY AND ALL
Worli. G-xia.f.i.atootaL.
BTOKI'i oinioailo Minor. Dndnou It V.ii'b May Ht.
IK'lipnel'i , - Oreijoii
California, Oregon and
IDAHO
STAGE COMPANY.
.f. 1. K onoy, Hupt.
Daily statn. to and from MimiinuMir,, ilt:ii:e leavea
llepimer Idli:) A. M. Arrivm, IU.
I'ldidlutun Btaitu leuvea Hemmm- tl:'J0 A. M,
" ' - arrives , " : 4:30 H. M.
Fiiro to Monument, - - S5U0.
Fare to Ptiudl.-.ton, . . 8100.
E. J. SEOOCM A 00,, Aoents.
Froi(;lit 2 conts por pomid. -
Heppner, Oga
H. 1'. Ki,01ll5N()K. K FLOUENtlP
F.L011EN0E UllOTUEKS,
STOCKRAISEKS!
1 'utile linunleilniut onr-mnrked iih shown above.
Hot-He I1' on nulil Hlioithhu'.
OnrtMitlle rmitto in Miiikhv. (litlintn, Uniatilln
uml WiiHein'ouiilien. Wo will pay VI 00.00 ro
wiiiil for (lin iiri'HHt imd oonvictuin of tiny pwmm
OF PIH1ECQ3 Live GIL ,
and HYPOPHOSFHiTES
Almost as Palatable as P!llk.
Ro dlsruliiil thftt It Qn b. taken.
dlguNvril, p.til wi,llnl?ii bv 'bo iiiohc
senilllv. a!oim-.it:, v. Iiiso tt ptnln oil
mtiniit b tolflvntl f niitl !y tlio mm.
Mnnlloll uf tlio oil wt?n H.e ll)':ioiilio.
pl&ito. 1. umc-fc mortf titUc-luuB.
Btinariii'l us a fir.lv j-i'-'fiB-fr.
rciions piila nullify Ti::lic Uklng it.
riiysicintiK to to '.ha i'i: est niul liut prop.
mtion in tlt wi.il j tor t'-tpi-jll nud ut ot
c c k s u .v r ' 7 v , oo v v t a.
CFNKMt.l, DKrs5..VY, WASTING
cc-LiS us...! tfjii-i;-.:u eoi.it.sHS.
Van ;' '".'V '-"".iA'.i.; tian, and
Wasting in !'.' .''! ! i' c!l' D.vggkts
-ANIl -
'Canyon City
ST A C K LIiVT,
i Ciias. II. Ijtsu, Vropriotor.
ST.lliKS I.EAYR MOXDIKST DAILY IX
mi Sl'NDAT,
FAltH:-
Cbuvoh City to Momunont : : $5.00
" ' Lulls Creek : : 3 (XI
This in the qitiokost mid rlirnpr nt ronlo
loi ortlnuil tromnll iitiitsin tlna vti intv.
Otif of the
HFREE
it
the l'l. Our l ilidriK
HiiritviKinl, an.t tu mirmltir out
U rioi KiHtl wawlll ifn.liKtl
IpM I'kKMiJ" tn Mrh loralitr,
alKta I'nli iboi ntoxrin
t ail maka 1
tHtia lO till IB
of
rviiim la tu h. W our r-lt
lliose who ll r,m n.-itiilmit
an.l ih anuiU .' lbe bo.
ftimlua; t Una a'ttrni.mfM
ah..w t tlir cnall ii.l nf tkc tr1.
the aHiriK f li rmluml i
boot th (IftiHh part f tu huik It is a a-1 an.t. doulili M t.
atop,aUrfai i.m-hii H t will aUu ah w yM hw y
ran wakr ftiit lellO Uy at tt'iN thaatait.wtili-
Ml itM4tTm- brllr n ritr al uiii- Y(- ihi all ipnra-harra).
AOikvaU U ALU. 11 HuK 0. iVkilami, Mai Ml.
senii
EUfi k oJ fail
mm
j "X. Vftspfcil.-
EYKrVfe
COp. Till followlnp t9 irlvv
TRADE I
REMeeTyAIN
IT COWQUEH8 PAIN.
Rellere. and euros
EHEUHATISK,
NECKALGIA,
Sclatloa, Lumbago.
' HEADACHE,
ToctkitriA, Sprains,
BRVISKS,
Burnt and Solid
HORSI AND CATTLE DISEASES.
Cel. J. D. Fkmusok, -m Seerntary Titrr-
k '""1 Jookef OUb,
flalMnore, M.rylano:
iiys: "I oonourmthe
glowing tributes
fiald bj turfmen to
he unsurpassed mer
lUof Bt.JacobfsOii."
Jos. Cairn SistPsoM,
mq.. oaliiana, t;an-
fom a. bec'v Pacinc
tociatUn and Author
iMi' nf '-Unr. PrtflTiitt-
t0 familiar with the re
lira" wOrta. "Ufntr
's HiuiHRUit; eun;t;j '-
cheerfully indoriie . thia
01. unuwiia vji, a uitFrriuuy lliuu
valuable Bj)ecitic for paiufui ailmenU,
AT DRIOIfTS ANT DKAT.KRA.
THE CHARLES A. V0QELEH 0., BaHImora, Mi.
I!
ifw
lei'ijHDr
WUPVr
1.1
SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BEER!
It is miiunfiiotiirod with the latest
brewing nppitrutus imd anu't ha bent.
Lunches of all Kinds,
And the be&tlirnnils of Cigars.
Empty kegs mint be returned or 80
apiece will be. charged.
iT. X3. IJ" attor, 3E"i-x-
sms) Oiiii Fow3er,
la tiie
Cheapest, Safest and Best !
Cure ibr Scab.
This celebrated Dip lias been in coiiHtnnt
and inoreusmu; one for over hn!C
c ijntury, diiriui; which time
Tt has been applied to more sheep than
oxint on the earth at the present
moment.
Our Sales in i?S8 were sufficient
to Dip over 60,000,000 Sheep.
It is clionper tlinn lime and sul
phur, and is not one tithe of
the trouble. Lime und
sulphur injure tlio wool, but the
Cooper Dip improves its qual
ity and inereases its growth.
General Agents :
SNELIii HElT-iMU & WOODAKI),
Wholenale ilruggists, I'ot'lland, Oregon.
THE WASCO WAHEIIO USE CO.,
'L'ho Dulles, Oregon.
-THIS-
Raiiwsi & Matt DO.
"COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE."
TICJvILTS
To all Frinciiml l'oints in the United
IStateH, Cauatla and Europe.
23 LLIiliAXT NEW DINING CARS
Pullman 1 'a lace Sleepers,
FREE FAMILY SLEEPING CARS
Kim Through on all Express Trains to
OMAHA.ee-
Counoil lilwffs
AXD
IKl-ISTfSSyVfi CITY
Without Vlmuije.
Close Connection at l'ortland for San
Francisco and l'uget Sound l'oints.
ATVIj IRON 8TKAM EES
Leave l'orlland for San Francisco every
four (4) days, making tlio trip in t0
hours.
Cuhin $16. Steerage, SfS.tW
Hound Trip Unlimited, $,W,00.
KLEGANT NEW DINING CARS
will run d.iity commenciiitf Ann. i, ovor th
Ort'Kon Kit i I way & iNiivifiudon ('o., Ort'Kon Hlmrt
Lino it iid Union l'tmitin liailwuy, Jtetwoen
I'orthtiid mill Minsonrt rivnrt Tho cmniuo end
norvitM- tiro nm-xcelleil.
For furlhor partii-ulurs inquire of uny
ncnt of tho company.
A. U MAXWELL,
C. J. SMITH, G. l& T.A.
General Mantun'r, ,
THE GREAT I
Transcontinental Route
NorlliPin Pacific
KA 1 L.UOAD!
VIA T11H
Cascade liraneh, jioip Completed, male
imj it tlie Shortest, lies! and Quickest.
The Dining Car Line. The Direct Route
fit) Delays. Fastest Trains. Low
cut Kates to Chicago and all points
Fast. Tiecls sold to all Promi
nent Points throughlmt the
Ktist and Sontiieast.
Through Pullman Prav. in llacni Slwfiiig Car
KweiVHtious can be aevtiied in advance.
To ';st 1 JouiK.l I'asen'iers
Uo careful and do not make a mistake,
but lie sure to ti;ke the
NOKTUEKN PACIFIC RAILROAD
And see that your ticket reads via this
line, St Paul or Minneapolis to avoid
ehnnges and serious delays occasioned
by other routes.
Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars run
on regular express trains tull length of
hue. Hertlis free. Lowest rates. Quick
est time.
General 0(?ict of (7ii PoMifiuny, No. 1V1
t ir.it St., Cor. Wanhittghm St.,
Portland.Oreijon
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assishiut (ienerRl Passenger Ajent
Prof. Loisette's
DISCCVfRY A'DTSAIXIMQMETHOB
l' tils t.f mtiiti-.'it'vi imttnthms wbn-h tn'-n. the
th..r. -kI iH.t. n'-(tl r. -;.i,n taf Oiim.Al, ii si.it.'i.''
tlW ICr-IOHril 1lllsVHMM1i;jt1,M)B (,v fIVI.H Wt ltt-)l
Ci.-iii' t.t.'f., an.t :'tsntm.t "1mi.-ai(. nisi. .n.li"lnm
of 1 lm trust ot he ljlm
tliiili'Ul IM miix
l,"iMtl'H
? tat ,(:: It ul tthu-U Jiii.i.fivini i.Im
Uiilllnt'.'i(it IWH'j'i'.' ni ;ili (Hlt ( ,i( uit ti .J L. v( Su m' u t
ually MtialuHl ln.'.'vt. m hv cm tv .hK-ih,- j."'i..wium
llt hiBSystoiu iika.I ,t?y irA.-.. ft.-(.
....... . i rtif c.It.t;. M.H
'( M, w intr .nl Ot atne
' I "Vl" " 'lr1'TiJ,it)'tluSj
rfiiitttttr, tu .'".i-tf .it.;, i
I'rul'. A. l-otsl. 1' I K, Hi Fink Avvnc, N.y
GENERAL NEWS.
Kiinas, in a f.-w years, will aap- j
ply r11 the salt needed west of tho j
Mississippi
Judge Hilton, beneficiary of the
Stewart estate, has subscribed $50
000 to the World's fair.
llolzlmy, tho Michigan stage
robber, and murderer has been
sentenced to the state's prison 'for
life.
The state in the Crouin :cnrder
is now at rest All of the evidence
of tlie prosecution being in except
some rebuttal.
Snow fell at Columbia, S. C,
Nov. 20, and the weather was so
cold that a farmer was found froz
en by the roadside.
Among the bequests of John
Crerar to the city of Chicago was
the sum of 100,000 for a statue of
Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. Charles Crocker, who died
a few days ago in Sau Francisco,
left $'200,000 for the home for aged
women in that city.
A dispatch from IUo Janeiro
Nov. 20, states that universal suff
rage has been established through
out the now republic.
The terrible scourge of spotted
fever which raged in Webster Co.,
Ivy., last winter, has again broken
out there iu its most malignant
form.
An independent oil deal in the
Ohio field has been completed by
reorganization of the Geyser Oil
Company, with n capital stock of
$800,000, and a tract of 3000 acres
of valuable oil land.
A violent epidemic of diphtheria
prevails in the villages o Middle
town and Georgetown, Minn.
There are 05 cases now, and a num
ber of deaths are reported, both
towns are quarantined.
A plain qnestion to the esteem
ed Springfield (Mass.) lirpublican
which is crying out for free wool:
If your manufacturers are to have
free wool why should notour con
sumers have free woolens?
Gen. Raum, the commissioner
on pensions, though severely
wounded in the war, has never ap
plied for a pension. Ho doubt
less lias held to the patriotic view
that no one should be a pensioner
who could support himself.
The Tan America congress is
now fully organized, and in'session
at AVashington, with Socretary
Blaine as president. The changed
condition of their government pre
vented the lJrazilian delegates
from presenting themselves, but
Nov. '20th they nppeared and an
nounced tlieir ability to represent
the new republic.
The president appointed Thom
as Clay McDowell, of Kentucky,
collector of internal revenue for
the Seventh district of Kentucky,
in place of Col. "NV. C. Goodloe, de
ceased. McDowell was the, sou-iu-law
of the late Col. Goodloe, who
was fatally wounded in a street
affVay with Col. Swope a few weeks
ago.
At Mosherville, Michigan, Nov.
21, Mrs. Nathan Strong, who has
bean mildly demented for some
time, Inst night forced her 18-year
old daughter to drink a glass of
poison, and then took a dose her
self. When her husband returned.
she told him what she had done.
Doctors were called, but all efforts
to save the unfortunate women
were unavailing, and both
died.
OREGON.
The citizens of Lebanon have
subscribed !5000 as a subsidy for
tho erection of a paper mill in that
town.
The fast trains just put on make
the run from Portland to Council
Bluffs in fifty-seven hours and
thirty minutes.
The 0. It. & N. Co. aro prepar
ing to commence work on a branch
liue from La Grande to Elgin, in
Wallowa county.
A band of 2300 sheep recently
arrived in Lane county from East
ern Oregon. They nre distributed
in tlie Willamette valley.
The matter of providing a hand
some public park for Salem is get
ting started off on the tight foot,
says the Salem Slittrsnuin.
Robert Forsythe was instantly
killed Nov. 20, by the falling of a
pistol from the pocket of Frank
-.ester, and which exploded.
Some things are hard to bear.
To think that a California deputy
sheriff, who doesn't even pose as a
piofessionnl "detective" should
have quietly pocketed that SRIOO!
Ort'iimiiH.
llobert Hoffinau has sued llo
setta Sherlock, of Portland, for
$1000 damages for being bitten by
a dog belonging to the defendant.
Owners sometimes find it very ex
pensive to keep vicious dogs.
It is reported in St. Ileleus, on
good authority, that a timber "lo
cator" from Portland is exhibiting
to his victims lauds that have been
tiled on iu the vicinity of Clatsca
nie, and giving them numbers of
land situated iu Clatsop county.
Deputy United States Marshal
Kmil Schutz came down from The
Dalles Nov. 2'2 with two men,
oue of whom, Charles Attains, was
charged with the violation of sec
tion 2139 of the revised statues,
which prohibits the silling of liq
uor U Indians, while the other
man, Clareuee Williams, was
brought along as a witness ami
was committed to- the county jail
in default of $'200 bail, to appear
before tho United States court ns
a witness. Portland Journal,
WASHINGTON.
Judge Lnugford will become a
permanent resident of Spokane
Falls.
The fire department of Walla
Walla will attend a ball at Waits
burg Thanksgiving day.
U. Cameron, of Walla Walla,
tihot at his wife during h quarrel,.
and her life was only f.ave-l ly the
bullet striking a eorsut steel.
The Tiicoma Lr' , claims that
not less than 500 emigrant come!
over tlie Northern Pacir.c road
each day. They spread out over!
Washington and Oregon. '
A free-light oecunvd in. rt sal.i .n 1
ill EUVrixburgh, which pv nluiiliy
"painted the town ' red." Men!
were stabbed, some had their ears
bitten off, and others were badly ;
bruised. j
Dr. C. E. Casaj of Taeoma, was ,
arrested nt Eugsne .City, Or., for,
causing the , death of Josephine '
Ilarter by criminal practice .it the'
former city, and ti;l:eu l.i;tckto
answer the charge.
J. Yamo, an elderly, deaf, crip-
plod expressman, h::d his tetiu) run !
into by the electric motor car mi'
Second street, Sent tie. His wagon '
was broken up and ho was thrown 1
into the mud and seriously injured. !
It is understood that the Union !
Pacific will nest wpriiifj Krnmmca j
the construction of a line from.
Wallnla up Snake river t lliparin, :
in order to compete with
her
lines extending iat the l';Jou,se
country.
A Miss Jennie Wilson was fined
8!J0 and .costs at AValla- 'Walla last
week for amusing hovaolf with ij re
arms, which she paid like n little
man, so the W. W. Journal
says. She didn't have to sue any
body to vindicate woman's rij.'lttf.
Ed. Gazette. !
Sherman Springier, nged 27, ww
kicked in the head by a colt and
instantly killed on the 20 inet., at
Mavysvi'le, near tho mouth, ol the
Snohomish river. II.; wasendeiiv-'.
orliig to enptnre the cole in tne ,
field, and had driven liim in aj
corner.. Ho then approached cm-j
tiously and placed his bund on the j
colt's hip. The colt suddenly j
jumped to om side am! kicked j
Mpaugler on tho head, bretikinp; 1
his skull.
Senator John 1. Alien arrived
at The Tneoutm last evening from
Olympia, and this morning let'., for
Wnlia Walla. He will leave home
for Washington next Sunday.
Senator Allen said he would try
and get a large appropriation for
the Taeoina postoiiico; favored gov
ernment buildings at Taeoimi, Se
attle and Spokane Fulls; woaid
urge river and ilarlior improve
ments for Washington; that tho
Northwest, should have a navy
yard and that it should be located
on Paget Sound. lie expressed
regret that he did not receive the
iuvitation to a reception inTacoiua
in time to accept it. In tlio per
formance of his duty he said ho
would try to bo as broad ns the
new state.- -Tacoma Nciiu, Nov. 20.
IDAHO
The president
James 1 1. Deatty,
justice of Idaho.
has appointed
of Idaho, chief
Democrat, Nov, 20.
Scarlet fever has .recently ap
peared among the children of Cald
well and Hue Ii foot.
Frank Turner, the packer, re
ported to the Bulletin that eighteen
incites of snow was on tlie summit
between Rocky Bar and Atlanta,
anil the Bulletin says the sleigh
ing is good.
There are in Idaho, according to
Governor Shoup's report, CSJ.22
horses, 187,082 cattle, ami 1,021,
58(5 sheep. The Oovorner se.ys,
however, that these figures do not
represent more than lifty. per cent,
of tlie actual number.
A burning dwelling was extin
guished at Pocatello a few days
since, but not until an invalid old
lady and member sif tho family,
named Elizabeth Harris, was fa
tally burned 'and' who died one
hour after.
The branch store, of Ed. Bur
goyne, at Montpelier, was robbed
of three hundred dollars worth of
goods on the. night of the 9th, Two
men, arrested iu Wyoming with
some of the stolen articles in their
possession, escaped from jn.il.
Nampa Progress: 25,000 pounds
of ore from Oyhoa have just been
received at Fulk & Bros, ware
house. The Hideiibangh canal is
coming right along and will soon
reach Nnmpa. Workmen are re
pairing railroad . bridges on live
and ten-mile creeks. An immense
business is dona on the Oregon
Short Line-, freight trains passing
almost every hour.
OALIFOKMA.
Ching Sing, tho Ohiiminau, who
was to have been hanged at San
Jose, Nov. 10. for the murder of a
countryman, died that morning
from the effects of opium taken to
commit suicide.
At San Francisco, Nov. 10, the
bar was breaking badlv when the
whaling bark Helen Mar, fi'.imj
Fox islands ntte'iij tod to cross, i
The use of iifU-en gallons of whale j
oil made it very smooth and she j
came in easily.
The Areata hotel at Eureka
was burned Nov. 10. Tobias
Barnhill, of Areata, and Geo. A. ;
Knight, a commercial traveler, per- i
ished iu the flames. Other build-;
incs adjoining were destroyed, j
Twenty-three horses were erer.iat-1
ed. j
At San Francisco tho firm ofl
which Pun Garp, who was found
murdered on Monday was a mem- j
ber, has offered 2000 reward forj
the detection of the murderer. j
At Los Angeles, Nov. 21, the ju-!
ry in the case of San Jose Pi ha, I
on trial for the murder of Aranq-j
hillo Martinez, at Sau Monies, a!
few weeks ng. returned a verdict ;
of manslaughter. j
A SIMPLE ASSAY. i
How to Stake One By an Kay Method. !
This simple method f r a.-eor-1
tniniug the amount of gold obtain-!
ed from quartz is from the Sun ;
rranciucoVmVij AVnVir: 'First'
weigh the quartz dry. Then weigh i
in water sut pending the quartz by
a tlueid. Next divide the dry
weight bv the difference betweeu
wet and dry (adding decimals if
necessary). Subtract from this
result the weight of quartz (usual
ly 2o0 or 2(11 for free gold, but
2"ii to 270 if filled with sulphu-rr-tes.)
Multiply this result by
the v. eiglit of gold, viz: 128. Then
multiply this amount by the re
sult of subtraction of wet from dry.
The result will lie, after pointing
off all decimals that have beer? ad
ded, the exact weight in gold.
Getrim: tor Street Curs.
A jt. Louis physician asks if men are
nat urally wiser than women, or if they
learn more readily from exparieuoe and
observation. He watched one Sunday
evening at a certain street corner the
paa.jerigers who alighted there for three
hours, and j,-ives the following as the re
sult of his observation: Twenty-two la
dies 'ft off the cars, sixteen with their
fa.:es to the rear, three got straight off
the car, and three with their faoes front
ing the sanii) way the our was going.
During the same time, nt. tho same place,
forty-live men" got off. Thirty of these
had their faces tho way the oar was go
ing, eleven got off straight, and none
with their faces - turned backward.
There m only one proper way to got off
cny veliialo, that is, with the face turned
toward the direction in which it is goitiit
or would go if it was in motion right
foot first it getting off on the right aide,
left foot first if on the left side.
NOTICE
OF INTENTION.
Lard OfflttK The Pallos. Or., Oct. 2(1, 1RMI1.
Now:j is iKMcby ttivon Unit flut f'lllnwillft
r.iillil n -et .i(!v hits till!,! llnticH of llie intHlltioil
to r. iiUc i'.:t:i! prool' in Hnpiim-f of his nl.iim, anil
Hi'1: -:iiil jnunf will by nmild hyfnre tlie county
jii.if of Morrow county, ut ilcnpnor, Or., on
ihm. SI, vte:
Ifeinnu Caldwell
let. 1.11, fr ti.o .NK'.i See 11. Tp 4 S, It M E, W.
'A.
'. i.;iin.i t!i" Toilnwiiiff vilm sHPH to prove hlH
f .iitoiiH.ns r'-.iJdi!(;M upon, uiui uuluvntiuu ot.
Mill 1:mL via:
.vii iji'w !nod, OhlT E. ,Tmiea, Jamea H. Jones,
j-r.-. Aeiith.Krtit, or uukIH Mile. or.
;;l5-:) 1'. A. McDonald. Kcuiutor.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
l.nnil t.Ex-f lit Ln(immlo.Or.,Oot. 17. '611
No! it-;- is !;-.;-i.!i; von t lint, tin following-named
Hi'tiU r til.'Q noiicv of his intention to ninke
ii mil uroof m saimnrtof mai'tuim. una that mud
Iiiool witi lie muilo hefitro the county clerk of
iiioirow county, lit lleppiier, Oregon, ou Nov.
l, 1M5I, ra;
Albert 11, Stamp,
BjS. No. Willi, fiirtlm W'iSWiidfc S'i NWSi
tier. III. 'I i, -JS.i;. 27 K.
lie mo. tlio following wiliiesKos to prove
corn .nuous ri.'snlenco upon, anil cultivation
oi, wio.'i .unii, viz:
Uonry V fntle, .1. Deviu, Foster Ad nns ami S. N.
Moi.'.m. a,i of llominer. Or.
An1 rs.ip. Vt'lio ii'.'sirt's to protest nainst the
nlli'Wi'n.io o, itr.cii piotir, tir vlio knows ot any
sithsutie inl ivnsor,. Muter tlie law mid the reimln
I ioun of the interior department, why such proof
h .(! il noi mi nljowei . wi 1 he I'tven an oimortu.
:uty ut, l tie nh.ive mentioned lime and plneo to
ero-i-i-eM'.Miiie tee wilne.-eee ot said claimant.
und I o oiler evidence in rehuttiil of that Hubruit-
teit t.,y elniuiaiit.
;J11-1'. Husky liiN&HAUT. ltoister.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Lund Oitl.-e tit The Dalles. Or..'" Oct. lii. 'Kit.
ut iee is le'rehy f,'iven Lliai the roflnwillir-named
Ke. i ler lias iiitd nel.iee of his intention to
m;:'.' iteat proof in support of his
itlaiin. imd tliat said proof wiii be made before
fie eonmy jut; ;e of Atorrov county, tit llepyner,
lie, on Dec. li-sH viz:
Jjercnd Pniieiiia.
I'd. 17 V,, to t:,e lot I ft HV! NWU Sec. 5. and
lol 1 A i r.Kl, Sec. II. In. US. K. '. K. W. M.
j 1.' tiimii-s t he i'ollowin j wiliiesses ro prove his
con; tenons residence upon, and cultivatrbn of,
1 U riiianu M lson. (Jeo. Hioakinan, John T.
Dickens and Dan nice, all of Unrdiruin. Or.
3il-:ii'.i. 1''. A. McDonald, iteKister
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Eand. O'Uce at The Dulles Or.. Oct. 211,
Net ice is hereliy iriven that the fnllowinK-
rnm, ,t seitit.r lias hied notice ot lus intention to
make iiiiitl proof in support of his claim, and
ttinc i-.iid prooi will be made hetore the county
clerk of fjorniv,' comity, ut Heppner, Or.,
on Dee. -Jl, 1SKII, vis:
(,'liarles L. Peed.
D.S. (i.!7t. fortho WSSK'iSeo SH, Tp 5 8, H 25
E and lot-:; and 1. Seed. J'p (IS, It 20 E W.M.
lie names the following witnesses In prove his
eoiKtnnous resilience u()on, auu cultivation ol,
Sletl Inlet. viz: :
lj. W. I oleiretn. G. W.rhnpin, W. Kobinson,
Levi i!..n.-ltrd. of llardman. (Jr.
I -r.o E. A. .IIcIJonald. Hkoistkb
A. H. TYSUN.
Tyson & Boyed,
Contractors, Builders and Archi
tects. Special attention given to plans,
desigus and estimates for all kinds
of buildings.
OFFICE, UPPER MAIN ST.,
HEPPXER, - OREGON,
t mm
THE GAZETTE
j.s me. jjcm yy ccicui taper m
Has'crn Oregon, yet many
residents of our counly
'i.nd 'lho immense coun
try tributary to U,
do not take.
HE GAZETTE
Or any other Lira Xewspttper.
THEY MUST HAVE
TK
GAZETTE
Al least, mid in order to beneJU
our friends irho secure vew
:u:!iscri.)fie,ns, we have pre
pared a Mammoth List
of l'rcmnims.
UEUE A HE A FEW OF THEM.
For 200 new subscribers to the
Heppner Gazelle nt S2.00 apiece,
we will give a good two-horse farm
wngon (iH inch axle), worth $100.
The getter-upof n club has the
choie of any make in the market.
100 subscribers secures a
good lot in the Loouey additon.
Will sell for S250 in one year.
180 subscribers, one walnut bed
room set and sofa, worth 890.
170 subscribers, 885 worth of
provisions from Heppner's stores.
ItiO subscribers, uu 880 organ
plain finish. A good instrument
150 subscribers, a gang plow
best make.
1 10 subscribers, . a good road
cart, harness ond genuine whale
bone whip, worth 8S0.
130 subscribers, one fine Sau
Jose saddle, silver inlaid hand
made Mexican spurs aud a pair of
"chaps", worth at the lowest mar
ket price 8to.
120 subscribers, S00 worth of
merchandise.
110 subscribers, a New Home
sewing machine, walnut finish,
- eeren
drawers. . Attachments go
with machines. Worth 55.
100 subscribers, an American
Union sewing machine with at
tachments. A fine high-arm ma
chine made by the New Home Co.
It is worth SoO. The same num
ber of subscribers will take a "Tri
umph" cooking range and outfit.
Price $50.
00 subscribers, a good $45 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 $35.00.
65 'subscribers, a New Model
Winchester 40-C0 cal., and f ullre
loading outfit, worth SS32.50.
60 subscribers, takes a fine coin
silver huntint? 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 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
saddlea Winchester rifle or a
solid coin silver watch.
38 subscribers, a Bplendid sofa.
38 subscribers, a 44 cal., silver
mounted Smith. & Wesson revol
ver. 34 subscribers, a 4570 Win
chester rifle, model "73." $17.
32 subscribers, a 38 cal. Colts' re
volver, 4i inch barrel. A beauty.
Worth $16.50.
30 subscribers, a suit of clothes,
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.
26 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.
16 subscribers, a beautiful plush
toilet set. Cheap nt $12.
16 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 6 sacks of
Heppner .flour or a pair of
boots, either worth $6. '
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 flour, a nice plush photograph
album or a pair of men s or Indies'
shoes.
6 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-plate
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 got a pre
mium worth 50 cents.
There 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
HEPPNER GAZETTE
You represent
o Live Paper one
that is well established
and which never fails to
Give News in fact, it is what
itpu rports to be a NE WS PAPER.
Every family must have a newspaper
and any oue can secure Valuable
Premiums with a little effort.
If you do not want those
offered, you have the
privilege of taking
something else.
If you have
Cash
Subscriben enowgli, you will have no
trouble to load yourself down with
wares from Ileppner's stores.
.
this is no "fake." we must
Have more subscrib
ers FOR
TIIE GAZETTE,
MOltE READERS OF NE 1VS.
Write to the
GAZETTE OFFICE
for Sumple Copies and go to work
at (nice.
This Proposition
Remains in Full Force
Till Jan. i, 1890.
When I tj Cmtl I do not mean mertlft
top Uii'tn for a Ume, tod then have ttiem rt
turn (raln. I MBaX A RADICAL &;&.
i bvu made Um diMM of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
rAT.T.TTSTO SICKNESS,
A lito-lons; study. I war -trr oy randy Up
C'CH St the worst csfl. jUrcnuse other, bavs)
f loled is no reason lor not now receiring a rare,
fcend as once for a trcauc tad a 1 ukb BorrLa
ot my Infallible UEX'or. Gire txpresa
nd rost OSce. it costa too noeimg lor m
trial, aiid It tnii coo jon. A udrey
H. C. ROOT, M .C, I S3 Puci St, Mra Yau
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