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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
COMING TO
GET NEW LEGS

" q, MauHef. whose legs we're
frusen 80 badly while stempeilas 10
the fanana last winter that they
had TO be- amputated. % on his way
90 seattle 70 set pair ~ cork sub
stitufafn faana uHsfH arriving OF
the steamer liumholdt this morning
report that b. arrived ht skagwa,
from Dawson July -
MAuHeF fell through the river Zee
last = lnsef ou hie way from Ia ason
60 the rannua when the frnnera
ture vas 81 below Hera. lie was
taken go Rampant WhrFe the ffukeii
mem hers we're ampuiBtsf Ths nns
fortunate man Ia nav obliged -
v ala on HI. hnRes. After procuring
cork less be Nili return - Dawson.
where BE wili spEaEe Ia the eigef
business
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UndermuSIinS
Underpriced
Al the Midsummer
Sale :

Ladies' Nuslin Drawers neatly
tfimmsd. ia six iHch hsmstiIoh-
"a camhfle ruffis, vel worth
Aac sale price .stt.ttsft., sVs
Ladies' Muslin Umbrella Draw
wfa, trimmed ia side fiatt Vat
Insertion and lace how, ket de-
Hisn. handsome Hafmsuisi 81 %
value sale price +, s.ts.s,s, soe
Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers.
pfsttily trimmed M tnrehon
lace. blouse front &c value,
sale price ,..tss.s.sftst..s IKE
Ladies Corset covers. made Of
fine Frvneh lawn, trimmed
neck snd sleeves with ham
burg embroidery and Erours 81
turka and fancy HtitchinE, So
value. sale price tttsss4.s d0e
Ladies Muslin Gowns wtth
Square tucked yoke. meek and
sleeves. edged ia narrow ems
broiasry. 80 value sale
price ststtHHsstr#as ..ss s+.t obc
Ladies. Muslin Genn. soiid EN-.
bfNltfkFg yoke les ueehad sri-
rire style. uso value. sek
price .tsss sstttsss,.tsss ttsib
LADIES' Plain Muslin Htirt ~ith
seven inch eamhfte fHffle. a1c
value. sale price .,.s-satst 2Dc
Ladies fine Muslin skirts with
~ lie eamhrte ruffis. trimmed
81 embroidery ard Marrow dust
ruffie. tisk value. sails pries
#ss+tfss. .tsssststsss .sss-'ssese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
PROTEST
Grievances of Street Car
Men Against Company
Laid Before Business
Mems Committee

afec kism and n A f.enason. are 80
pscialiY cited.
IN auuusirg up. the situatlou. the
following statements ARE made
The eounpzny has violated the spif-
II and letter 81 The asward. ~ -
Installing nnl0n men and suhsn-
qasntly. upoa trivial ~ stsxts. dis-
nitastnx members of the executive
committee and efieerN nf the aaion
VITA we're active In its support
That shls course has beer system
ate ard app4Fsht 10 ths members
81 shr uninn. - executed b. sup
.sses.sst, s.sn.a.s l>.s-s s.s.S:a,7 $500 -
MwH VINO were always FHaEnfuf eftF
niaYsa - the company. ard against
whom ttrrr was no complaint
down u the strike. afterwards
we're dismissed from the service
az the company upeu excuses fFtN-
iEi in character. 40 appears ~
The affidaviAts hereto NaHNN<d.F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
OREGON
IN PORT

The steamer Oregon arrived this
Afternoon from nome Her paaHan
ger list numbered IS and she brought
$3.50 600 worth 81 Alaskan gold.
The Oregon left Nome the evening
Of July ~.
The bodies Of X. n. Hayes and
wife, and Sherman -. Gregg, who
ioat their lives IN tho fire Of July D.
and of Clarence T.. Andrews, who
died the same day of pneumonia
we're brought out. They we're IN
charge ~ J. -. Porter.
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MADE
A GAIN
MISS rRuckEy NOW HAS zsss
orEs FOR QUEEN

Miss TruCkey's vote for carnival
queen shows . decided gain today
the caunt Al neon adding $50 bal
lots to heE total and iiviHg heF 1858
Only small gains we're made BY ths
other candidates.
Miss fmhoff ntill leads with s1ss
votes. and Miss Blase continues q
close second. with Asa Aln-
7 iiIjlfHf@n has 1895. and sfiss fIar-
thune 1889.
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The executive ceufaittes Of the
Seattle Street Railway Employees
untan. consisting 81 frauk fiNn~ys
CHAIRMAN Martha Nelson. A W.
harkiey. &. y. Keen. ,. ". Hughes
and q. l. ftean. presented written
protest "a the business mems cosn-
mitfee Of the city aud ttss Seattle
EieetfiC company as a aerfinE of
the chamber of conamerre. this afs
tsrneon- To th= protest are attafh-
"a numerous affidaNlis 81 union
street faF men who beisexe thsy
have ben Disseminated against By
sS.S- .s>1Sss s%Acs . go. - 49, :.
fffe IFsfsRf EiFT- > nrEarigu &C.
conuf Of the INSTANCES IN which the
eefn uanY Il alleged 10 have fafisd 20
carry eat fhs award # the arhttrst-
orr 81 the strike % Nafen - lasf.
v1aEasiaas hy shr company % the
seniority clause. IN tbs cas~a of A
n Nsffefa. " g. Aeffofd. A. ~,
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Demurrer
POOL ROOM MEN SAY THEY
ARE AGENTS

A general demurrer was filed IN
the police court this morning. 10 the
complaint against Prank clancy and
Dave Argyle. charging them with
conducting pool rooms contrary 10
the city ordinance recently PASSED
Authorities were submitted BY At
IpTueY nuWDnrieH ana IioHtWiek
representing the defendants, and the
csse was taken under adVisemeni
b. Police Judge George.
The principal defense that r. be.
ing made by the pool room men 10
that the new city pool room ordin.
snce ex~mpts from prosecution
Commission" agents The pool
room men claim that they are such
agents.
The case will probably be decided
within the next couple 81 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
ERUPTI ION
MOUNT vEsUvIUs BECOMES
VIOLENTLY AcTlVE-6UIoE'S
HUT IS DESTROYED

ROME. July z2s--yesuvius has brok.
en- out IN q state ~ violent eruption
whifh promises 20 b. the most diaas
tfous IN recent years.
The eruption came rrActe1lfv vfth.
out warning. as the prsm0nit0rj
rumbil1zs and s!txht shocks n earth.
quake we're NOT II sufficient SEVERITY
70 awaken the sfars OF tna observer
on the side u the peak
Immense clouds ~ dense smoke ans
ashes are nov being thrown % a grsa
height from the crater. and n gFea
ssssrass4 Of lava is creeping down th'
side u thr peak The celebrated
gaideaf hut IN the side n the peak has
been destroyed b. the lava flow. whiet
continues undated ~ volume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

To Port Townsend. Port Angeles
and Victoria. ST FOR the round trip,
Saturday and sunday. July O. and
Is. Steamer Majestic leaves Seattle
5 20 a. m. Steamer Giaiiam leaves
Seattle 20 .. m Returning leaves
Victoria ? q. M. and 30 . m. Oct
your tickets early. only . limited
number sold. Tickets on sale NJ 900
FIRST avenue ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
HYDROPHOBIA

OMAHA. Web. July 2 Mrs O. sto-
yer died today u hydrophohia. Two
women and several boys who were bit.
ten by the same puppy have been sent
10 the rasteur institute at Chicago for
treatment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

LADY MAsFA desis with the occult
~ aniy tho Egyptians can rev
phases introduced. forecasts the
future and advises ~ ali matters
pertaining 20 business ieve and
family affairs. consultation free
Eirktly confidential. office hours
10 10 p M. sie Third avenue. tel
ephane Independent aass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

NEWPORT. July :. Soon after
the start u ,hs race to-day. all three
al0opA sent ashore on the Middle
Ground sisooi. The Reliance and
Constitution barely sera ped. but the
asoluulhia VAS hard Bnd fast foT an
hour. A tag pulled heT off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
AGROUND
Yachts Touch Bottom and Reliance Fin
ishes TOday's Race Alone---COnstitu'
tom Carried Away Her TOpmast

AZ nom. or Gay Head. the cnn.
asitutton carried away hrr topfuant
IRE Reliance thpa finished ainre
covering 3 miles Ia hours ~ min.
afnH Sc seconds.
WfGHLASDS. Juiy 1s-Thl
EnaufFueks race was called off to.
daF uNlnn 10 a dense fog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

THE PLACE 10 IlN n.
EASY TO REACH. EASY To BuY,
beautiful location ON shore OF Lake
Washington short ride on Sc cleo
trio cars from First and Washing
ton; large lots. S0xit3 With alley,
are selling fast al S1a. SIS and tio0
NJ s. and $40 down and s. month
rs al.sssss -sis;sss, sssSss ssssssy' ike
Rainier beach, It's the best and
cheapest property on market fol
home and Investment schools
churches, stores, fine garden soil
cleared and graded avenues, side
walks. grand views; boating. hath
ing, fishing; high and healthful
plenty wood and city water lum-
Der on terms or home built. sec
MIR. Weed. agent office AZ Rainier
Beach. or .. X Sturtevant. owner,
$40 poeton block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

BALE % fIus furuiture. The
canfaigan 81 Wsti.farulshed pfiNaf :
huuHnaE 81. EirksFsaa a 90 will
on the nrvnnisfa Ne La nof alton
AvfHur. earnsf - Olive street. fine
oak iiea set elegant m1hoEauy par
l9r furniture. 90 -leKAnt baby afai q
machine fiuF lane curtains cruter
table. rur kefN extension f~tsie. dining
chairs nuftiarts. couch. fine carpet a
russ. etc. take Pike aud Breads s,
car n. q. htekfrtaB a co. auc-
fiafH4rp
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w. y. HutchlnaOn co. are nov
clearing out all Of their straw hats
g. tss9. 800 aud fi50 grades for
=
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NEW YORK, July q The cotton
market opened firm today, with
pricra from three to seven points
higher than yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

Dancing ciaaaca Monday and Friday
evenings Prof Wilson. Ranke Hail
Pike street. Private lessons daliy. 80
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Ls.In Man,na-MaLr


TWO hnBdy carpenters " build cot
taee b. contract Robert Johnston
Huuphs. u est Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

YOu SHOULD INVESTIGATE.
s9o0-6 Acres Of deep rich soil with an
abundance Of pure running water
good nctghhora, good school and
handy to the electric car You eau
reach this property from the bueinesa
center In "a short "A time as you can
Green Lake. Perfect title, easy
terms. Adams & Nichols, oil wash
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Auction Sale

krsFfnN HkfE Of EiEfANr
FfRNIrFRE-s ApMfNisfi tAToAk :
SALE ~ Ti4E ESTATE or LOT
VHaisAM E. ,,,,b i.,,sl Z Z 70
ass MADISON STREET. CON-
MFNt. NJ MONDAY THE gfti
July. At 10 ohest. ussk SHARP ~.
TKfastss Fi.falaiI OAK DiNfAg
ROOM FNHNtTf fsk. CfliNA ca
lNfrH fAHIOH FtHSfTtBft
1HE MOST fonThrt -. RI 1911
sl.kss * GREAT VARIETY, AZ
Et.tstANL LOT OF DIAMOND
En rftoi.e4E HFD - Y
FlASn' BILLIARD TAHLE. EIE-
CANT ga4ls'k& MARBLE NfAT.
Us, IN PACT. Tfir MOTT c0H1
~ ~ RNITl ~ ENEn oFFEREp
AffeFNDAEEH
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Fss ss.-s.ai Estate

rhofogn kfttH-cupytas and aniarEiaE a
i1Wesf rates nrst=eiast NcTts aran sun
DAYS n ~. nnama @1if Flrst aFense.
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lea ACES fine land 10 miles from seat.
tie ts1tO. a snap. Jas II. Taylor, rs
Arcade.
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oUnd

A warner Hotel NnfthHih.
Found
aa7HaHasasaH ~ ~
TO LOAN Private money only
first HelHHe securities.
TO SELL Residence lots Houses
erected u desired. easy terms
70 LET Houses and flats ono
gsrOaun. nice.
TO SELL Elegant f0-foom
dwelling Large grounds. superb
view. desirable neigiiborhoad Forced
nnis. owner leaving the city Price
$500. worth much uafe. 1000 down.
TO GIVE Kitchen range on aals
OF house.
LYMAN r.. KNAPP.
10 Halter nHfidina
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BARGAIN Isn aefra. - acres cleared
aud fenced. balance timber orchard
Of ~ trees - years Old all kindr -
small fTuits rnnnin9 water guad =
b9iiainrss eiass - sebaoi sNa nefs n.
bors. handy 10 market. ttso. easy
RGaGnr MALrar. no New YORK nls-'
MGR PLACE on THE sogND-Be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma. - acres.
A. etgarlbsat isiashne y acres inn
ard al kind u small fruits, GOOD
garden. spring water, h-faufn house.
barn. several 9athalldings' stock.
the place. lna5 terms,
ROBERT MAlfif, 80 NcW York PIX
~ ACREa = miles from interurhan. al
Christopher rich alder and vine ma.
Pile land iarke creek through ~.
fnn. terms cash viii take fAa ga
labor on adjoining land and giye TIME
.RohhRr NALTnY, ao New rork alk
- AcRI,s- AaIalolIrls small sase,sl
acres cleared acres more partly
cleared s=rnom house, large barn
spring water price. II taken this
RoBIshf MALrRY. 80 New YORK BIN
. ACES Nice water front near I'd
in Saii ownsr ass,re 80 onise a s1s'
price for = Few idaYs AZ per acre.
ROBERT MALfBN, he New York Blk
> ACRES Rich valley land, near
Kent, nice strram OF water .through
~, tlAn.
RObfRr MAI.rRY. ao New York Rik
sgoo % acres 5000 Alder bottom land.
acres cleared IL mites from Seattle.
Warner 4 Co. tss arcade Bids
81 900 90 acres east OF Kent u acres
cleared balance ln timber. house.
barn chicken house, small orchard,
well fenced. Slettangfen a Arucll. ~
RnNweii block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

WE can locate you on the best homestead
iandn in Warrington. We have some
eood farms for sale. Cali on p n
Casey, aO8 Pacific block. Seattle.
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,n0o'hiEHiI'ri' 'MALTnY. 90 Now York nm
R6BIGhf MALrnY. 90 Now York Din.

o ACES Nice water front, near I'D
muuds. handy TO depot and boat
landing. owner desires q quick sale
price for = few DAYS Az per acre.
ROBERT MALrBN. liN New York Blk
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CHEAP tots AZ taa M. al Hliimsn cts.
only ~ minutes ride on ola Renton ear
line on washington street terms -
down. 81 monthly, Come today. Large
warm once on grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

= ACRES Rich valley land, near
kent, nice struam Of water .throug Il
RobiSRT MALrRY. no New York SIR.
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oct

HLI.H00K containing hsn rrans
cisco draft and meal ticket nnd
other papers. Liberia reward ~.
A. Warner. Hotel Northern.
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tt0o 70 acres good Alder bottom land.
s acres cleared. IL mites from Seattle.
Warner a CO. tss Arcade Bids
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F,nsnslsi

FtHILt loans money on real estate
long time Payable monthly IL DO
sired q A. Virtue. filHs8u HIorf
hellnd ana CalnmhLa ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
RAINIER nEACH-

81 900 % aCrra vast OF NVnt. II HoTt
cleared. balance In timber. hous'
e barn, chicken house. small orchats
well fenced. Slettansfen a Arucll.
HnNweii block.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
E. q. Sperry and wife to j, A. Wool.

E. q. Sperry and wife to J. A. Wool.
erv. lots in lone. $400.
E. G Speory and wife to Walter
Cason, parcel of land in lone. 5000.
r. s. Clark to Mary L. Clark, 100
acres, sec 8, t 4 g, 81 e. 81.
Daniel M. Potter and wife to Louisa
A. Pointer, lots in Lexington. $500.
VIM. B. Tucker and Mary Tucker to
E. T. Burchell, 80 acres, sec II, l "
25 Q. $3.50.
Ed Cluff to John M. Pitcher, lots in
lone. $12O.
j. J. McElligott and wife to Jerome S..
Williams body OF land in Morrow
county. $500.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
IL esol olutiOn Of Respect and Cor
dOlenCe.

At regular communication at Hepp
ner Chapter No. 26, r. A. M. held ir
their temple March 19,h, 1903, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased the grea
architect of the universe to remove from
our midst our beloved companion, w.
A. Kirk, and
Whereas, 1t is but just that fifth G
recognition of his name and virtues
should be had, therefore be it
Resolved, by Heppner Chapter No.
26, on the registry of the Grand Chapter
of Oregon, that while we bow with
humble submisssn to the will of the
most high, we do not the less mourn
for our brother who has been taken
away from us. His labors are ended
here below, bnt we trust he has entered
upon the higher and nobler life which
can only be reached through the portals
of death. To the family and friends of
our beloved companion w. A. Kirk who
has labored IN the quarries, has present.
ed his work for the Grand Overseer's in
spection and passed the wells, we tender
our earnest and heartfelt.sympathy.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon the records of Heppner
Chapter No. 26, and copy thereof be
transmitted to the family of our deceased
companion and to each of the news
papers of Heppner, Morrow county,
Oregon. Fraternally submitted.
p. O. BORG,
GEO. NOBLE,
A. ANDREWS.
Committee.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
SEVERE ATTACK GRIP.

Cured by One Bottle of Chamber
Iain,s Cough Remedy.
"When had an attack OF the grip last
winter (the second one) l actually cured
myself with one bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Ramedy," says Frank W. Perry,
Editor ofsthe Enterprise, Shortsville. N.
Y. "This is the honest truth. at
times kept from coughing myself to
pieces by taking teaspoonful OF this
remedy. end when the coughing spells
would come at night 1 would take
dose and it seemed that in the briefest
interval the cough would pass off and L
would 20 to sleep perfectly free from
cough and its accompanying pains. 10
saw that the remedy acted as a most
agreeable surprise is putting it very
mildly. 1 bad DO idea that 1t would or
could knock out the grip, simply be-
cause I had never tried il for such pur-
pose, but il did, and it seemed with the
second attack of coughing the remedy
oaused il to not only be of less duration.
but the pains were far less severe, end [
had not used the contents of one bottle
bottle before Mr.. Grip bad bid me
sdieu." For sale by Slocum Drug Co.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02

The Seattle grand jury has voted
to indict Justice Cam and Police
Judge George, of that city, because
of their failure to take steps to
prevent gambling and other vices.
Two men entered a jewelry store
at Omaha Tuesday and walked out
with trays containing diamonds OF
the value of $4,000 the clerk being
at the phone at the time.
The strike of the Fernie coal
miners at Rossland, B. c., is end
ed. The settlement involves an
adjustment of the old rates and the
recognition of the union.
A sale in New York of 90 paint
ings by the late John d. Twacht-
man, who was often called "the
American Monet" has realized
$16,61O.
A referendum league has been
organized at Albany for the pur-
pose of opposing the Lewis and
Clark fair appropriation.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
The Heppner Gazette.
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ner, Oregon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02

Welcome spring!
Grandpa Bates is very i'll.
Winter has broken at last.
Mrs. John Howell is on the sick
list this week.
E. A. Chapel bought the Courier
property last week.
John Latin has purchased the
Burton property.
Mrs. Jack Lane has returned
after visit with friends.
Born-To the wife of Jap Walk
er daughter. All parties doing
we'll.
Parties desiring work would do
we'll to call IN this locality as hands
are very scarce.
A. L. Windsor and G. Royse
went to Lone Rock to attend the
meetings last week.
@. S. Emry has been appointed
as director to fill the vacancy
caused by H. Furgerson leaving.
r. N. Adams has returned from
a visit in Missouri. But there is
no place like the country where
the "Oregon" flows for Bob.
Timber land is being taken very
fast in the vicinity. Real estate is
on the boom. Home seekers must
be on the alert, for the bargains
are going fast.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
AT COURT HOUSE
THE COUNTY COURT HOLDS AID.
JOURNED MEETING.
Taxes Well Paid Up-.WOrk on
Court House GrOunds.-
Real Estate Transfers

The county officers are now getting
comfortably located in the new court
house. Most of the new furniture has
arrived and is in place.
The new dals for the clock, which
will be five and one half feet in diane.
ter, have been shipped and are expect
ed to arrive at any time.
The court house grounds are being
cleaned up and graded which adds
much to the appearance of the county
property.
u. Assessor w. L. Sailing is still busily
engaged in listing the real property on
the blanks for this purpose He ex.
poets to finish this work by the latter
part of next week, when he will COM
mence on field work as soon as possible.
Taxes are now we'll paid up.
The new Jail seems to be attractive,
and being much better patronized than
the old one Since the completion of
the new structure it has not been with
out an occupant.
COUNTY COURT.
The county court met in adjourned
session Monday, with full board pres
ent with the exception of Commissioner
Griffin
In the matter of making settlement
with j. X. Carr, as superintendent of
construction of new court house.
A warrant was ordered drawn in ia
vor of Mr.. Carr for 5000, in full pay
ment of services.
An appropriation of $3.50 was made
In favor of Judge A. &. Bartholomew,
for the purpose Of carrying on the work
of improving the court house grounds.
The following bills were allowed:
4. Aymard, $45; j. K. Carr, $3.50.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
f. G.. Sperry and Nancy E. Sperry to
Ida NJ. Granbill parcel of land in lone.
$500.
James C. Keethly and wife to Herman
Nelson, so acres, SEQ "a, tp 4 8 r "a e.
$500.
Henry Ferguson and wife to A. Is
Stanley, parcel of land in Dairyville.
$lS5.
III. Ferguson and wife to A. B. Stanley,
parcel of land in Dairyville. 800.
Ivan c. Royse to Susie T. Stanlev, lot
. blk |, Hardman. $40.
Samuel Wa1ield to Lewis Davidson,
. lots in lone. 5000.
Robert F. Welmot to Charity B.
Leach, lots in lone. 1925.
At. Wood to Chas. Martin. Tract
of land in lone. $500.
James Jones and wife TO A. S. Akers.
Land in Morrow county.
Robert S. Morgan aud wife to L. d.
Nav, 16O acres, sec 24, Is, % e.
500.
Geo. w. Wells and wife to L. ID. May,
16O acres, sec p ? 5, a e. SSOO.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
Peculiar
To Itself

In what it is and what it does-con-
tanning the best lood-purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
efecting the most radical and per-
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole syStem-is true only of
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
BILL.OF.EARE

Soup.
Consomme ala Italienne Puree st German
Relishes.
Chow Chow Celery India Relish
Fish.
Bated Salmon ala Mate1ote Potato Bearmise
Boiled.
Chicken Cream Gravy
Entrec.
Wiener Schnitzels Delmonico
Oyster Bouchee Vnlencia style
Calls Brains Beurre au Gratin
Fruit Mankato Brandy Sauce
ROastS.
Stuffed Chicken Brown Gravy
Prime Ribs of Beef au jus
Ioin Pork Ample Sauce Leg Mutton Jelly
Lobster Salad ala Moyonnaise
Vegetables.
Asparagus in Cream Tomato
Boiled and Mashed Potatoes
Pastry.
Hot Mince and Lemon Pie.
Dessert.
Cioia Pudding Hard Brandy Sauce
Cheese Crackers Assorted Nuts Raisans
Coffee Tea Milk Claret Punch