' THE HEPPNEK WEEKLY .GAZETTE: DECElibEK 3, 1891.
I'll E (",A i li T T li.
Union Pacific hHilway-Local Card.
,
N", M. mixed IrnvcB Heppner a. ra.
" . " nr. M Arlington Kl-.tll u.m.
" ' linves " 3:'Jil j m.
'.!, " ar. nt Hoinmer SM iH in. duily
Knur hound, rauiii line ar. at Arliuauin 3:50 p. m.
'' leavos " 4:au p. 111.
Night tniinB are miming on same time n before.
CANYON 'AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Stage leaves for Monument
excei t Sunday, at 6:30 A. M.
Arrives daily, except Monday,
at
o:uu p. u.
Direct connection oan bo made at
Monument witb the Long Creek stae.
Daily Btage between Long Creek aud
Cuuyon City, connecting at the latter
place witb the stage for Burns and Sil
vies valley.
THIS PAPEH ie kept on tile at E. 0. Dnke'n
Atlvertining Agency, rtk and 65 ivlerclmiits
Kzchangs, Kan tViuuiihco, 'Cilmornia, where ctiu
triictn for aivertiBiii can be made for it.
If C. I'KNTI.AND, SKCHKTAKV (IF THE
i Oretron I'reiifi Ansudntimi, 'Jti Asli Street,
between' Klrat and Second, Portland, Oregon, is
, our only aent loeated in that plaee. Advertin
' urn should consult him for rates and space in
the tiaxette. .
THE GAZETTE'S AG iNTS.
Lexlnpton .
Wagner,
Arlington,
Long Creek .1
tialloway,
Camas l'rairie,
MiittL'son,
N ye, Or
llardinan, Or.,
Hamilton, Grant Co., Dr.,
lone,
1'ralrte City, Or.,...
Canyon City, Or
Pilot Hock,. .-.
Dayvillij, Or., .
John liuy, Or., v
Aiheuu, Or
Pendleton. Or
...V. B. McAllister
,...R. A. lluiisiiker
. . .Henry Heppner
The htitfte
Bob Shaw
Oscar De Yaul
....Allen McFcrrin
11. C. Wright
C. M. Speuci't
. ..Mattie A. limliu
T. J. Carl
K. U. Jlcllalcy
S. L, Pun ish
U. P. Sketon
.Mr. Allium, P. M.
Postniast-
John Kilington
Win. G. MeCrnskey
Mount Vernon, Grant Co.jfir.
postinnster
Shelby, Or., Missstcila Klett
l-ox, tirantuo., or., j. r. jin-u
Klght Mile, Or., Mrs. Andrew Aslihangji
Upper Uhen Creek,. 11. V. llevland
Lone tliK'k, (iilllaniCo W. 11. Cohvcll.
lio'nglus, or S. tt bite
AK AfllSNT WANTKI) IN KVKUY I'lUiClNCT.
Here, and There.
'. Thornton.
HUuzjtte on Thornton's counters. Price,
10 oents. . if.
Billy JoiTes, of Butter oreek, wus'ovei
yesterday.
Bruce Haines, of Eight Mife, was "tn
Heppner yesferday.
Daily stasre both ways between Monn
nient and Long Creek. tf.
Johnny Von Cadow is the Gazette's
newsboy. Buy a paper. tf.
The list of those paying taxes on $1(100
or over, will appear in this paper iu the
near future.
Mrs-. Lousie Sanders, of Walla Walla,
departed yesterday for her home, after a
pleasant visit in this vicinity.
J. F. Willis, of Lexington, informs us
thut the veterans are preparing for a
grand camp-fire on New Sear's eve.
ike Large has built a flue new house
over on one of his Rhea creek ranches
this fall. B. A. Ford did the panting.
Will aud Johnoy Spencer came up
from tha valley last evening. This is
Johnny's first visit here for some time.
The first of September has arrived and
Thco. Dauner has advanced the price of
oabinets to Si per doz. One half dozen.
2.50.
Mr. Vawter Crawford and wife re
turned from two months' visit to the
Willamette valley aud Eastern Washing
ton last Friday.
Geo. Thornton is nursing a "skunuod"
finger, the result of trying to drive too
fighting .outlines out of his plaoe Friday
evening with a wire door mat.
Geo. Thornton has the first enamelled
sigu for Heppner. It reads prominently
on his plate glass front; "News Depot,
Flor de Madrid cigars, end Tobacco."
cUewer and neater quarters at the
Palace Hotel's north business room.
Charley Jones, the baber, wants to see
, his old friends there. Baths in conueo
tion Billy Ross' boxing contest, at Prine
ville, came off the 28th ult., we are iu-
1U1IUVU, UU IUID IJHCI KttU MUU
who won, though will wager it was
- Billy.
ft The suprise parties given at the resi-
- denoe of Mr. and Mrs. John Rasmus and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Conser, last weelc.were
overlooked by our ceporter in the hurry
ofjpoviD;r. "" ' A" "
Jrv viiunei, oi llgilU mud, qo in
Heppner Saturday and left bis measure
fur our valuable, family paper. Eight
, Milers are sowing wheat for another big
crop, he says.
W. G Soott was in from the "Little
Laura" mine 1 sX Saturday. He repo ts
that the tunnel is in to a depth of 203
feet. At present they are working iu
very soft gray rock.
E. L Matlock, the auctioneer, sold a
two-horse wagon iu front nf his place of
business last Saturday for 86 50. It had
no bed, but tha running gearB were in
fair shape. Cheap wagon.
' Paschal Halley depnrted Monday to
join his tiarents at Niedford, Paschal
leaves a number of warm frierds in the
Eight Mile section who regret much that
he could not remain with them,
Weston Leader: Wm. Duran, of
Heppner, was in the city the first of the
week greeting his old friends. He reports
a vast amount of summer fallow being
sown in Morrow oouuly.this fall.
Where was Charly Miller, of Ehen
oreek, last Sunday and what was be
doing? Will that famous, rimrock'-d
valley echo back an answer, or ninRt we
oall on Boh Ford and Ike Large for the
information?
, Our reporter no'ioes that quite afmrn-
ber of Heppner's people nine at toe
Piiiace mi Sundays, which shows that
thev enjoy those splendid, Sunday din
ners, and also' desire td give the hotel
' their support.
Settlers who filed timber-culture or
pre-emption claims on railroad land in
1883 or 1887 au ren.tfer their fees by
applying to Frank H. Snow, U. S. Com
missioner, at Ltinton. Brine your
.filing receipt. - 435-tf.
Mrs. A. M. Plncnra invites her friends
to visit her millinery establishment and
inspect her immense smca oi inn nu
wuiter goods. A complete line of Sax-
ony,and Uerman Knuring yarns nmi ma
oiuators now on hand. 51-tf
Someone sent a beefs ek, mutton-chop
or some other soi t of meat through the
mHil addressed , -, party at Heppner.
arriving at its destination Monday night.
From the odor given out, it must have
been a temptin.' morsel a few weeks
ago. 4 '
In his new quarters, City Barber shoo
stand, you will find Gid Hntt. He can't
part a bald head in the middle or shave
whiskers where none exsist, but he s
' lightning on good subjects. ShaviDg,
haii'rutting and shampooing done iu a
satisftctory manner.
J n lge Keitbly informs this p'iper that
the South half of township one North,
range twenty-four east, is not in any
precinct in the comity, tbongb hereto
In belong to lone, lbe
rror will be rectified at tbe. next nession
of conaty eonrt.
Tlie Wul.Irop children.
l'ry Wilsun came oyer this week on
business.
Ira Stone is over from Bickletou to
inni a few days.
Senator IMaekrnan returned from Port
land last evening.
A. II. Hooker, of Eight Mile, was in
town over SnufJay.
David Mitchell, of Echo,, was visiting
relatives here last week.
C. M. Mnllory and family will short
ly move to Calif., we are informed.
Wm. CraMree is over from Bitter for
Long Creek freight. He leayes for home
tomorrow.
8. C. Smith, tha furniture dealer of
May street, has some Hue. Christmas
goods. a
John W. Doak has gone to Siuslaw,
Lane oouuty, where he will- temain thie
winter. '" . . ,
Mrs. F. O. Bttcknuiri was taken much
worse last week, . bufUnppily,, is now
oonvalese.ut. 'tpV"1' '" .
Mrs. Theodore Dnnnerepiiut Thanks
giving with h& mother, Mts. Muir, who
lives urlrth-east of Lesjaglftn.
V. Q. Houfwf weift out .with Sheriff
Noble last 'Alobday to assist in bringing
in John WoiKb, the insaue man. '
Jeff Hayes left this week forCoudoiifr
where he takes charge of the Kirk &
Hayes saddlery and harness shop.
W. C. Aylsw.fcT.th, representing the
VValdrop children. arrived last eening.
leaving this morning fy Pendleton. .
Married In HepiKer, on the 19th ult.,
Mr. JoIid T. Thw!pi(n and Mrs Sarah
A. Stout. Kevv K. L Smith officiating.
M. Jas. MoIIaley ran n large splintei
into Vr hand a few days ago, from whioh
fhe has suffered, quite severely ever since
We are informed that Dr. Fox at
called to tiee Kd. Day last week hasten
of Dr. Shipley as was stated in our lasi
issue. - ,
An old fellow they oall"Al" was arrest
ed and lft-.'iJ the other day before the re-
cordei's ei'oTft for drunk and disorder!)
condiiift.
(). H. Oolviu, ef Lexington, one of the
old soldier buys, was over yesterday. Hi
is preparing to raise a hig crop of gran
next year.
Farmers and stookraeu are pleaded t
roe il rain once more, and hope for a lit
tle more warm weather before winter go.
his grip on us.
Kathleen Douavan and children, rela
fives of Johnny Nailen, of Monument,
were expected to arrive here this week
from New York.
A'eo Sweek, the Portland lawyer
bother of Lawrence Sweek,of Hamilton
passed through Heppner, en route hon i
early this week. . 1
Ralph Fongc-r, a wiper, for tie TJuioi
Paoifio nt The Dalles, was stfuck by tin
tender of a passing looouiotive recently,
dying in a few moments.
"Butcher Bill" is at present ownfine'd
in jail awaiting bondsmen. In the pros
ecution last week, Messrs. 3. !."' Brown
aud W. li. Ellis appeared for the 'state.
A. A Eoberts informs na that Frank
Goble ami wife sold a quarter section ol
land iu Black Horse, yesterday, Justin
Beamnn hting the purchaser. Consider
ation, $500.
Chas. Maekey was brought up from
the lower part of Morrow yesterday,
charged by Press Loonpy with haviut
sioleu horses. His examination is sel
for tomorrow.
Messrs, Browifc& Hamilton are making
valuable additions to their library. We
also notice that Frank Kellogg and W.
R. Ellis are doing likewise. Progressive
lawyers are in demand.
Sam Tillard, of Pendleton, isin town
on his way home" from Long Creek and
neighboring towns. He saw Billy Rosi.
over at l'riueville", and savs he . is
married and doing well.
Snow fell Tuesdav in sufficient quan
tities to whiten the ground, bat yester
day it passed away like a dream. To-day
the ground is frozen to some extent,
and there is a tendency toward a little
winter.
During the month of November, Coun
ty Clerk Morrow issued licenses to wed
to the following : Mary Armstrong and
Egbert L- Simons, Sarah A. Stout and
John T. Thompson, M. E. baker aud G.
W. Brook.
Parties desiring fruit trees or other
nursery stock (grown witbofirfigation),
oan do no better by placing their orders
withll. II. Whitsou, of Lexington, who is
agent for this county for Rawson & We-'
ber's nurseries, The Dallest
We are. under eternal obligations til
our friend, F. O. Bnoknum, for valuable
assistance given us in moving our cylin
der press. "Buck" is an old printer and
knows more about a power preBS than
the man that mattes them.
J. B. Carmichael and family, who re
side near Lexington, visited Heppner
last Tlmrsday. They were acoompaAieri
by Mr. Carmicliael's father, of Iow a, who
arrived last week on a visit to his so
ai d other relatives iu Bunchgrassdom.
NR. MeVcv, timf Walker and Ed.
Rojse were over from Gooseberry Mon
day. Mae has just finished sowiug
about SO acres in wbeut. Mr Walker
will sow VM acres, while Ed. Royse, who
hasjust purchased the Biddie ranch,
is breaking out preparatory for spring
mowing.
Christmas goods at Mrs A. M. Slo
otiui's, including plneh goods, albums,
cards, sachets, headrests, throes, novel
ties. Also a fine line of India silks,
pompons, and other materials for faucy
work. Latest styles of everything ap
pertainiug to millinery. Clearauce sale
on hats till Jan. 1, 1802. 64 57
Come out arid hear the Waldrop chil
dri'B on Friday, Dec. 11th. Little Miss
Oza, the elocutionist, Master Oda, the
young bass singer, Master Yda, the
three-year-old whistler, anitMaster Udn,
the baby musician, assisted by V$ C.
Ay Isworrb. n singer and musician of note
Great combination of musical genius. 2t
This Space
COFFIN &
:iffimiiiill
Christmas Goods,
JCKT RECEIVING.
Audy Tillard and Johnny Ayers,
Butter creek sheepmen, were in to.n
last Saturday.
The Union Suudav school of the Bap
tist church here will give a basket social
iu the near future.
The musical and lileiary prodigies, the
Waldrop children, will appear at tin-
opera house, Friday, Deo. 11th. 2t
Martin Stewart was arrested Monday
for fast ridin-j and use of obscene lan
guage within the city limits. He was
lined $10.
Prof. U. G. Hurley, au able and elo
quent orator, and phreuologisr, spoke to
quite a large audieuoe nt the coutt house
last evening.
The Palace, Mr. Vou Cadow informs
us, is overtiowing with bnainess, 'hat ca
pacious hostlery not having enough
rooms to accommodate the trade on
many occasions.
The children of "Grnodraa" Matlook
remembered her with presents and an
elegant dinner to-day the occasion of
be, litu birthday.
Prof. Keene boasts of a thoroughbred
Frenolfooaoh dot;, imported from direo;
from Frauce. He is a valuable nuiuia)
and keen as a whip. '
O. D. Dotv, a joung colored fellow a
photographer is assisting Mr. M. S.
hastman m bis work t tins place. He
came up from Portland last week.
Preaching next Sunday morning and
evening at tne M. E. church, by the
rector, Rev. R. L. Smith. Evening sub-
jeot, "MTiral Men." All. are invited.
Our friends, Jfcas'rs. Houston .& Payne,
who are driving stage across, the moun
tains, report bad roads over there, the re
sult of having teaming on muddy roads
Mrs. M. F. haling, of Eight Mile.has
returned from her visit . to Missiruri.
Upon her arrival here she was taken
quite ill, though much better at present.
A big, Thanksgiving dance ' was the
prominent feature iu Haystack's festivi
ties on the 2titu lost. It was given at
the 4 H. ball. The fun was somewhat
mbellished with two tights.
On onr fourth page appears the
illustration of J lie second Boler, Lord
Lvtton, better knuwn as "Owen Mer
hth." also some facts concerning bis life,
vhicb was one of usefulness.
W. A. Fisher, the Haystack fruilrais
r, brought in for ibis office yesterday,
i box of apples which for size and Uavifi
uave not been surpassed by any thai
'lave fctne our way this season.
Frank MiTntire fired his pistol off on
Main ;.treet, near the Belvedere saloon
last Friday, and then headed bis botfce
lown the oreek. He was pursued- Wy
-be marshal, but was not caught. .
The report oomes from Mouut Vernon
!hat the George brothers, of that place
'iad quite a- ro on Thanksgiving eve
ning in which one was quite badly hurt.
vVe do uot know how true the repjrt is.
however.
Salary $25 per wek ; Wanted Good
Agents to sell our general line of mer
ihandise. No peddling. Above salar;
vjll be paid to "live" agents,
For further information, address:
Chicago Genehal Supply Co.,
. No. 178 West Van Buren St.,
CHICAGO. ILL
E: O Republican:. A. B Dayja ac
companied Mrs, . C. M. Ma'llory and
daughter Maud, on their jonrny home to
Heppner Monday with the remains of
VlrB. Mallory's little Bon that died here
Sunday.
Hibbanl's Kheniaatic and LiveY Pills.
These Pills are scientifically compound
ed, and uniform in action. No griping
painso commijjily following the use of
Pills. They are ndapted to both adults
and children with perfect safety. We
guarantee they have no equal in the oure
of Sick Headache, Constipation, Dyspep
sia and Biliousness; and, as an appetizer,
they excel any other preparation.
( Htj'wiiil Notice.
Tbere seeiHfo be the opinion BtnongHt
some farmers that the Heppner mill will
not extihange flonr fur wheat in small
quantities. This is uot the cane. Brine
nn your wheat and no matter how email
the amount, we will exchange and give
you the best quality of Hour.
52-55 Hei'pner'Floubino Mill Co.
A FA IU OFFER.
The first twenty-five new subscribers
of the Gazette who pay the cash for a
year in advance, or old subscribers who
pay up all arrearages and one vear in
advance before January 1H!)2, wiil eaoh
receive for one year, free of charge the
Rural Northwest, a semi-monthly ur
nal for Jhe farmer, fruit-grower and
stockman.
449-tf TlIK PATTKHfcON Pl'R. Co.
Recently the following Notice appeared In th
oan rranvwvv snrvim.iv.
T.irl rr c ... , iarl hpMi sick onl v about two
weeks, and it was not until the lost three or
four days that the malady took a serious turn.
At tne Deptiniill'K01 nifliune&s hc suucicu uum
diaheles and stomach disorder. Later the
kidney s refuned to perform their functions and
he passed quietly away. Thus ended the life
of one of the most prominent men in Call-
timely death was the result of neglecting early
symptoms of kidney disease.
IF you
are troubled with diabetes, Krave!,.or any de
rangement of the kidneys or urinary orpins,
don't delay proper treatment until you are
forced to Rive up your daily duties ; dtm't
waste your money on worthless -liniments
and worse plasters, but strike at tle seat of
the disease at once byusitiKthe greatest of all
known remedies, the cHebrated Oreffo Kid
ney Tea. It has saved the lives of thousands.
Why should it not cure you ? Try it. Purely
vegetable and pleasant to take. $1.00 a pack
age, 6 for $5.00.
is for an ad. of
McFAllLAND'S
NEW
SPACE IS
-OF
T W. AYERS, Jr.,
HEPPNER, OH,
' 4 d. .S&'O'IESXLa' y
k
Baker :: and Confectioner,
tth STREET,
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Confectionery.
WEDDING ANfD
MAliK.OX rillOIlT XoTiV
Rock Springs Coal!
I will keep const mtly on hand the BesT
Screened Rock Springs Coal, which I will
deliver in any part of Heppner
At a Reasonable Price.
Leave your orders at the Gazette Office.
J. W. COWINS, Heppner, Or. ,f
STliIIQNGBOTTOM !
AN Al MACHINE - MADE HARNESS,
Such as is selling for $28 to $33,
HJi:rTJOJi:i3 TO
M-CASII DOVVX.-W 4
A full stock of everything in the lino of Harness, Saddles, Robes,
Whips, Spurs, Bits, Etc.
r. r. iiornbr,
OPPOSITE MOUKOW'S LIVERY STABLK, IIEPPNEK, OKEUON.
MATRIMONY AND
FURN IMTJIM KM PORITJM
. Are clost'ly allied, bcraiise a married ,ouple withojit Furnlturo
is like a govermiuMit without a ruler.
Jin Stock of Furniture Just
Agent For the La Grande Marble Works.
OLD STAND OX MAY STREET, HliPPNER, OREGON.
mim
FIoik Exchanged for What.
1IEITNEK FLOtil!IN(i MILL COMPANY.
O. W. IIAliliINT(JN, Manatfor.
A QUERY ANSWERED.
"Oh, where! Oh, whe.it enn I (jet a Am,
That fttn like a ylore. tind won't weitr through,
Hint feelx nn eiiHi ami liiiiku no neat
That iithem will envy the ntyle (if my feet"
Kind friend, (" '(nr.ntior let tne mi:
dime almiij with mi, I'll xliow yon the way
'Jo Mat A' 'id.AV. where they have, made
The I" t In and " "- gold to the trade.
Same, munllm uyo I tii'iwjht I would bun
A pair of thcue, rJincs. junt to (jive, them a try.
They (jure Hiteh milii fnidion. I'll nut need another pair
For at leant nix montliH, whieh in ijitite rare:
LICHTENTHAL & SCHERZINGER,
Main re- MwiJn"1- Or.
TO - DAY.
RESERVED
HEPPNER, OR.
PARTY CAKES
AN) AT I'tH'VI.AH I'RICKK.
in. Complete in Every thins.
CASH PRICE
44H
I I I 1 ' U I
.ilL 1
. The Immense Stock of merchandise of
the Firm of H. Rlackman fc Co , will lie
old out REGARDLESS OK COSin ,
order to nloae ont Jijfcl!
H.Blackinan& Co.,
'When the leaves, begin to turn,'
, Is time to think-
Have .you Bought your
OVERCOAT of :
V . Your CLOAK
fc IT .
Eor this winter's wear? , "
Have )Su lard in-your
If Not,
And iuspeok (heir
Clothing, dry goods, boots and
SHOES, HATS, STAPLE and FAN-.
CY GROCERIES, ETC, .
Extra Good BUTTER
ALWAYS AT HAND.
NELSON JONES, E. R.
President.
The Morrow County Land I lrust Company
PAID UP CAPITAL STOCK $25,000 '
'. , , - ;
h.d hmm and Wing Agents.
i - IIEFl'XER. .OREGON.
The Highest Market Price Paid for all kinds
of Grain, Sheep Pelts, Hides, Etc. '
Stornge GoiJfieitr:
MKI'I'NKR WAKKiKH'HK: I ' IONK WAKKIIOI.SK,
5,ua'.' Hhkh Woo . BOAIO0O HuhIipIh (fraiu- a(),(l(K) llubel drain.
Donii.'As WAHKIIOI.'BK:
Urt, lluHliels rrli.
Odd Combinations
NAII.S AM) St'dAH. I TOMATO KETCIIVV it U.V.lV.KKii.
PEA HL HARI.EY AND fADI.OCKK CANNED OOODS fc AMMUNITION.
Strnnyo Comhiuntions to he Fouii'l Only at Thfl Corohin
ed Grocwy ""find Hardware Store of
P. C. THOMPSON COJMPANY,
- DKALEHH IN
Orocories, Hardwiirti, Tinware, Confectionery Wixid t
Willow Ware and Agricultural Implements. AgnntH
for NEW HOMK Sewing MachinoH and IMPKIUAL
KOCi FOOD.
LUMUEIIMANS' TOOLS A SI'ECIALTV.
Tulllt ClIllfTV. HIlHiira, Scif'i'ri, P.ifkct KnivM, M(1 U'ZDrH nt
Iti'iUHiki.blv Ijih Pi lit. h. !..! iiiluci Hii'MlK iu Cwli t'1.1
toniiTH. Oivft ufl n irii't.
If. (n-nr niu ami Willow StrwutH, Heppner Or.
K. (I. Hi..)f 1JM.
mum imrnm mi
Has tlie llest Snicded Stock
. of Furniture in
iAl'r! tto
S "Uuili-ilakiutf mid Hupairinu Spi'Oinlty.' ' j
utiv aiwvifT . - DPP. RC. THOMPSON'S. .'' . HRPPNER. OB
m din nrriimn nnnvi miCHXTiwc
I I' U U 1 I I I I L I I V
lllili rilUiU DU0I11
Parties desirous of making purchases
for CA"SH will find It to their interest to
call on us." WK MEAN BUSINESS. !
jfimo and be convinced.
in to t
3-
of fall pun
supply for the season?
Oall on-
Complete Stock.
EMPORIUM,
Heppner, Oregon.
Itemoveii to Thair Now Huililinor n Main 8t.
next door to (Jillmm & Bisbpe'a.
BISHOP,' T. E. FELL,
Treasurer. ' Secretary.
K. II. HUHTM.
For Yourself.
1IW10S.
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