Give your business to Heppner people
and therefore assist to build up Ilepp
ner. Patronize those who patronize
fou.
National Kepublican Ticket
TOU PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARBISON,
of Indiana.
FOB VICE PRESIDENT,
WHITE LAW RE IB,
of New York.
FOB PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
J. F. CAPLES. of Portland.
H. B. MILLER, or Grunt's Pass.
U. M. IRWIN, of Cnion.
D. M. DUNNE, of Portland.
TO TACOMA.
Hon. T. E. Fell, u well known busi
ness man of Heppner, is elected manager
of the Tuconoa woolen mills.
During bis recent trip to Tacotna
T. E. Fell arranged to take charge of tbe
T acorn n woolen mill, as manager, and
will move to that place at ouoe. A!
though he will reUiu his business inter
est, here in tbe oompaoy ot which be
was the organizer and successful man.
sger, bis obsuge of residonoe will neces
airly be a lo.'S of one ot tbe most sotive
spirits in Heppner's enterprises.
To Mr. Fell is largely due tbe con
struotiun ot the railroad. As legislator
be received appropiations with whiob
our mountain roads were built, and as
manager ot tbe Morrow Co. Laud &
Trust Co. has made this one ot the lurg-'
est and best wool markets on tbe ooast.
Ot Tuouma Mr. Fell speaks with con
siderable enthoainm, considering the
conservative nature of bis business, and
says be expects by no means to sever bit
busines relation with the wool grower
ot this s otion, as it is quite possible
that much of the wool wbiob is now
shipped from tLisplaoe to San Franoison,
scouring may be direoted to Taooma.
Mr. Judd, who is well known as tbe
largest operator in green wool here and
in econred wool at Sun Frauoisoo, was
with Mr. Fell in Tuoumn rocenily, and
expressed himself as favorable to the
transfer of muob of bis souud trade to
Taooma, if cpnlemplated arrangements
for soonnng were effected.
WHAT PECK SAYS.
Peck, the lubur commissioner, on
wboBe bead tbe wrath of Clevelaud't.
leaders is now fulling has tbis to Buy:
"The papers have not been and will noi
be destioyed, but Mr. Anderon and the
other mugwumps or ami susppers, ai
they oall themselves, will not get them.
I obtained most of those reports on mj
personal pledge that no names eboniu
be disclosed. I could not have obtained
tbe data otherwise, as tbe law does nol
give me power to require faols concern
ing any man's-private business. The
same rule holds good in all the slates
where there are statistical bureaus aud
also in obtaining figures for the Cuited
Stales. As to the correctness of my fiu
nros themselves, they were a aiirprise
disngreeable, if you will, but a surprise
to me. I bad expected it to be all the
other way, and the first tabulation on
tbe silk industry was our way, but nine '
tenths of the others, both individual!)
and by tradeB, showed large increases it,
both production aud wiiiiea paid. It wiie
the most searching investigation ever
made in this state, and the figures pub
lished are oorrect. They arc borne i ut
by those obtained by Commissioner Wad
lin, of Massachusetts, and by Commis
sioner Peele, of ludiaua, who is a staunch
demooiat. He, like myself, began the
investigation in the expectation of ob
taining different results."
The fastest time, under any aud nil
oouditions, has been made tbis summer.
Only a few days ago, at Torre Haute,
lud., six tiottiug heals, the fastest on
reoord, Were reeled off. Maud 8. and
Suuol are nowhere, but it may be the
pueuniatio tire and ball bearing that are
doing the work.
Dawson wants to tight Smith, who de
feated Maber reoeutly at Portland, bin
Hmilh would rather get out of tbe mesh
es of tbe law before Ountraotir.g any more
fibihte. From all appearances tbe police
will not permit any more scrapping in
Fortlnuil.
If Is said that a syudicate are attempt
ing to bny up tbe souvenir half dollars.
They want $4.000,dl)0 or more, and are
williug to day $1 apiece for them. Veri
ly, the speculator never overlooks Beard.
Rkrguan, Frick's assailant, has been
sent up for 21 years, and some of the
rioters Hnd that they have on their bauds
charges of treason, and may also look
through bars about 12 years apiece.
Mascot, on a regulation track at Co
lumbus, Ohio, on Sept, 24'h. paced the
rcuud beat in a race in 2:07, which is
the fastest heat ever paced iu a race.
Lottik Loranb, a two-year old pacer,
lias made a mile iu 2:1, tbe fastest
ever made by a pacer that age.
II Iti 11 H( IHMII, OIKiAN.
Hy tbe generous assistance of numer
ous friends our High School is again iu
posessiou of n fine chapel organ, thus
replaoing the oue lost in the lire. We
desire to report that the total amount
thus reoeived was 8127; of which o
paid $126 tor the organ, uud 32 for song
books to be used with it. The above
amount was donated by Juck Homer,
D. W. Horner, Leslie Matlock, J. W.
8hipley, M. V. Logan, Fratik Jones,
Roy Glaesonok, C. 8. VanDuiue, Tlieo.
Dauner, Jno Noble, Smith & William
eon, A. L Fux, O. W. Swaggart, O. E.
Farnsworth, liilliiim & Hisbee, V. J.
Letzer, P. 0. Hurg, Hloeum jobnsou
Drug Store Co., Ed. U. bishop, NMeou
Jones, M. Liouteuthal, Brown A Humil.
ton, Puil Cohu, 8. P Ourrigties, E. 0.
Bperry, W. A. Kirk, Geo. Couser, T. W.
Ayers Jr. & Co., Heppner Fnuiture Co.,
Minor Bros., Henry Blaokman, J. W.
Morrow, John A, Thompson, Coffin &
McFarland, Leon W. Briggs, T. J. Mat
lock, and A. W. Wier. Valuable services
in selecting the organ were rendered by
Mesdames Brown and Corliss; and by
Mr. Oordon and Higb School pupils in
transporting tbe same from tbe depot to
the sohool bouse. A. H. Wier,
PriD.
WEDD1SO BKLLS.
On Sunday eve at 8 p. m., Oot. 2, 1892.
at tbe boms of tbe bride's parents iu
tbis city, occurred tbe marriage 'of two
of Heppner's prominent young people,
Mr. T. W. Ayers, Jr., and Miss May Mat
lock, daughter of Mr. uud Mrs. E. L.
Matlook. Rev. M. Bramble! performed
tbe ceremony, wbicb was beautiful and
impressive, befitting tbe ocoasion.
Mr. Ayers was dressed iu the regula
tion black, while the bride looked ber
prettiest in a beautiful cream-colored
silk.
There were present about fifty rela
tives and friends ot the contracting par
ties, and many were tbe presents be
stowed upoo them, being iu the main
ooBtly, beautiful aud appropriate. Mr,
and Mrs. Ayers departed Monday morn
ing for Fortland on their wedding tour.
The following is the . list ot presents:
Wall dock, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fell;
toilet set, G. B. Hati; silver card re
ceiver, Alfred Ayers and wife: plokle
castor, Mrs. Price Floreoc; rockiog chair
Ayers and wife; cake stand, Albert
Ayers and wife; silver jewtl case, Mr.
aud Mrs. Geo. Couser; butter dish, Joe
Williams; wine goblets, Leatha aud Lee
Matlock; carving set, Frank Roberts;
silver cream pilober, Ellor Rhea, butter
knife, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thornton;
silver spoons, Hie Matlock; salt set and
butter knife, J. I,. Ayers aud wife; pie
knife, Willie Spenoer; knives and forks,
Mr. aud Mrs. T. J. Matlock; lamp,
Howard Dodson ; napkius, Mrs. Dr. Fox ;
napkius, table iioeo and card receiver,
Ben Leland; bead rest, Lizzie Matlock;
pie knife, Mary MoAtee; Bilver napkin
rings, AWab Patterson; silver vases,
Chas. Sheldon; plush chair, Dr. A. L.
Fox aud wife; blankets, Mr. aud Mrs. J.
W. Matlock; silver pickle onstor, Harry
Warren; Suakespeare'B workB, Mrs.Lane
Matlook; silver cuke atand, Mr. aud
Mrs. A. A. Roberts; silver sugar spoon,
Mrs. Jayne.
BURNED OUT.
From the Harney Times
Uu the night of the 20th inst., tbe
I'imts office was burned to the grouod
nothing eaved. Tbe origin of the fire is
not knowu, as there hail been no fire iu
the stove siuoe the day's work was done
The lost issue of the paper, hicb was
three days bite, was in f lie oflloe at the
time of the fire, therefore did not get in
t lie mails.
We will oontinae to issneasmall sheet
to keep our legal advertising iu good
xlmpe uutil we otin get another outfit
and start again.
Those who are ow ing the office ure re
quested to get their remittances in at the
earliest posxiblo moment, its we need
every cent duo lis at this time, and need
it now.
Our loss was more than $1800, upon
whioh we bad an insuraucein the North
west Fire and Marine of Portland 91000.
I'his amount together with what is no
iwing us on subscription, advertisiug.
job work, etc , will enable us to start
again, if our friends will pay promptly.
Dou't think that because the sum you
owe is small, it is uuiaipurtatit to us for
iu the aggregate it is a great deal. If
500 men only owing G0c eaoh would pay
at onoe, it would give us 8250, wbiob
AOtild be a great help at a time like tbis.
The great religious weekly is crippled
somewhat buttered but still in tbe
ring. We can show our friends that it
is uot suppressed. '
We may not make a very pieseutable
appearanoe for a while, but we camo to
stay and "there is untiring impossible to
a determined spirit."
COUNCIL t'KOTEMilNG
At a regular session of Heppner's
oounoil lust evetiiug, Major Matlock pro
sided, aud all oounuiliucu wore present
except Morgan.
Minutes of the previous meetins read
ami approved.
A petition sigued by J. 11. Natter, ot
nl f ir crosswalk on Main street, near
the Gazette office, was referred to the
oonimitieeon streets and public property
A. L. Guerin, janitor of tbe school
house, was sworn iu as deputy marshal
for the school premises.
Bills allowed: J. J. Mcflee. S2.50: J.
It. (1 rover, $8 75; O. Haley, $Slhl; Chas.
y liver, fS4j; Chris. B rcbera, $8 40;
Slooiuu mid Johnston, 81 30; Win. Our
deu, 5 IK); J. W. H .sinus, If (15; Joe Mas
lersou, 8150: Harry Phillips, 81 50; T,
J. Mullock, 8150; Recorder Roberta,
810.10.
Equalization of taxe3 ordered at next
regular meeting, and publication ordered
iu the Heppner Unz tie.
Bids ou bonds opened, and the follow
ing noted: Rollins luv. Co, 815.000,
par, 1:14 per cent, c iiniuissiou; Farsou,
Leach .4 Co , !!' j per cent, oommissiou;
Puget Sound Jiond & Trust li, , i prr
cent, commission. The first bid being
the cheapes', was accepted.
Council Iheu sigued up oonlracts be
tween Mr. Gates and town of Hcppuor,
uud adjoin lied.
MONTANA N K 8.
Editor OiiXt'ttM. Am I um in i.uku .... J
ut It'UHuro fur a fhurt lime, thought I
would btuul you a fo limn.
1 arrived ou frt'iichniiiu'd r.L- Lii
one ranutU ho aud (mi nil ttiine loukuiir
H9 usual, quite home like and uaturul,
luts of lull KmeivS, ttuiido, etc.
I Lave been wnrltmu nf
Hhout tbrt woks uud -e put up nbout
lftMoua uf flue buy. My bmtber buap
Will Audv. niirkfil mu hmitn
Mill I tiHVtf tfHinnd iver he pouudB iu
U'Mlolir 111 11 I.
If some of Orcunii'ii iwmp t.t.i
were let down iu tbU Bcotiun tut-y would
ink h new ienye ul life hihI bunutens.
It would Uu our hearts good eveu lo
see mii b gmti aud runtfe us in going ti
waste bere.
An I enid before I um takiug In tbe
town but have no notion of mnliating its
Colors. V e left home ou Tuesday as
we supposed, having Burnt over Sunday
two days before, lint on reaching town
found we pluya.l Friday for Sunday but
we bad our Sunday all the same.
Were are enjoying fine fall weather
here, yet it has ruiued several times
since I came and ouly frosted twice,
very ligh though, and ihe thermometer
will reaob one hundred iu tbe sua today.
I find as clever and as good natnred
set of people here as I ever saw any
where. Tbe only thmg I miss bere is
tbe "society maids" that abound down
witb yon, but there is a growing demand
for such people bere.
If tbis find space, know me us of old,
Tasso.
Malta, Mont., Sept. 2t) 92.
EUNN1NW YET.
Tbe man who stoprbis paper beoauae
something baa appe- red in itg columns
of wbicb be does not approve, nod does
it with an sir of regret that it is necea
sary to drive tbe publishers into bank
ruptcy, reminds us of tbe stationmaster
who requested an inorease of salary
and threatened to lc;-ve if be didn't get it
Tbe superintendent replied to bis re.
auest by relating a story:
"When I was a young man," said be
"I once did as you are doing I told tbe
superintendent of the line I was then
working ou what yon have told me. He
refused my demand and I luff, cud
would you believe it that railway line
is running yet?".
CHUHCH ANNOUNCEMENT.
Servioes at the M. E. cburcb next
Sabbath as follows: Morning enlij-or,
"Pure Religion," text James I 27. 1 Pure
Religion nud nnd filed before God and
tbe i at her is this; In visit the fatberlesB
uud widows iu their HfHioiiou and to
keep himself unspotted trom 'he world.'
Evening snb-ct: "Queen Vsshti and
tuner." xtns latter is a beautiful sub
ject ai d oau hardly he appreciate! with
out a oareful reading of The Book of
Esther, To all our sovices yo'jr are in
vited.
J. M. SncLSE
OB1IUAIIY.
Died at ber borne, sou ih of lone, on Sect.
32th 1802, at 2 o'clook a. m., Alice, wile
of David F. Buker, aged 33 years.
The deceased was most highly respeot-
ed by all who knew her ns a kind neigh
bor, a devottd wife and an indulgent
mother. She leaves a husband and three
dear little datigbturs with whom tbe en
tire community unite to mourn their
greatest loss.
TAKEN UP.
One bny gelding, about ten years old
branded with two half moons coui.ected,
weight, 1,000 pounds; 15 bands high.
The above horse hap been on my Tub
springs ranch from eight months to one
year. Owner can have same by proving
property uud paying all charges
Geo. Swagqakt.
623-531 F Heppner, Or.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
lttibl, the baker. Buy your bread and
cakus aud save money, fry it. a.
Look nut for Fell Bro 'a sale of remnants-bargains
iu everything, a
The Studeliaker WBgon beads tbem all.
For sale ut Gilliam & Bisbee's. a
Why go hungry when the City bote!
furnishes you a good meal at liviug
rates. a
John Jenkins advertises bis fine kiin
of hnok. Remember that Heppner brick
equal tbo best. a
"Hardware" did yon say? Why, yes
(it P. C. Thompson & Co.'s stand, and the
piuce lor uurguuis. a
Subscriptions for all newspapers, mag
azines and periodicals ptililished in the
world taken at the Gazette office. Sub
scribe for your reading mutter through
ns and we will in Hire you against loss of
money in transmission thro..gb the
mails. tf,
Tbe Buchler beer, 5 oents per glnss, at
the Columbia Beer Hall, Osmers &
Hughes, mops., next door to M. Liob
tent bill & Co.'s shoe store. a
Tbe M. L. & T. Co , since tbey have
roofed all tbeir platforms, have an im
mense storage capacity. This company
uow deals in grain, lumber and wood, a
Siuoe Shaw & MoCnrty purchased tbe
meat market they have nl ays endeavor
ed to keep on hand tbo freshest aud
choicest meats, saustigco und bologuas. a
Thompson A Biunsow u the buss which
goes to uud from iLe City borel, but will
call for parlies desiring to go to train iu
any part of tbe city. Leave orders at
City hotel. a
What will perseverance, pluck and en
terpris uvail in this wild west, if you
canuot get big bargains? However, be
fore giving up entirely, visit Minor Bros.'
einpor um. a
Gilliam & Uisbee, the hardware nud
tinware meichunts, carry everything ap
pertaining to their lines, even agricul
tural implements. Don't you need a
plow this full? a
Dr. Grant's Cloalo, the grent dyspepsia
oonqnerer, will positively cure d)spepsiu
and nil its kindred ailments. Every bot
tle sold under a positive guarantee to
effect u cure or money refunded. See ad.
in this issue. . u
LEGAL ADVEhTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
VOTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
li Bint hy Irtue 01 tin execution issued out
of the Circuit Court oi the Mate of nrenon for
the County of Morrow, nnt,i to me directed and
delivered, upon a judgment rendered ami emer
ed In said Court oit tlie- oth dav 01 Efeptembvr,
IK'-Mu ttior oi D. s. cprinUe, i'laiuiiil, unci
aualiist 1 iioiims oniitti. Heiendaut. tor the mm
ul t rto hundred and si t -e en ami TO-umdolian
in c. i. Kuld cuiu, UU Interest thereon at the
rntr oi : fen per cent, per annum, iroin the Utii
day of April I sit-'. iiu i lie further tmin ot thirty
(iMi dollar attorney h-e and ihtriv-one and
.i.'-iuu dollars t osis, ami, hereas. t v said judg
ment it uasordertd and ad.,udvd lhat Ihe Id
lowing desertUed real propenv, lo -wit.: 'ihe
Non h est gunner ('.,) oi .-ei tio'u 'I hiriv (;i0),'l p.
One (it, Ninth of Uanire Th euiv-thrfi .V:U Vt
"of v M . hUo the Snilh West (.Juarter of
I section Mt.ctecti (I!'). I p. One. Sotith of Ha ee
reuty-three (-3) Kast of V. M . k 11 ti Morrow
; Cnuuly, tmnon. be sold losattslv said judgment,
i costs and tirt riling t'osis, 1 ill, ou the fah day
1 ol November 1V:. ut o t'l.a'L 1'. M., ot said dv,
I al the iront dar ol the court house iu iieppue'r
Morrow county, Oregon, sett the rlulit. tiil and
j Interest ot the ald IImmuhs rti,i,h In and to the
I nUne deserllictl property, at public auction to
i the highest and best bidder forcah in hand, the
pn'i eeits to oeanphed to ihe Baumaeiioii ot said
execution and alt costs, and costs that mav ac
crue. itKORi.K NOMLE,
!?hertH of Morrow County, orenon.
Dated Oct. 3, ,i0-o. I aw
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
T AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES. OUEOON,
X J September isn.. Notice is hereby given
that the follow li R-nained settler has tileu no
tit e of his intention to nmite tinal proof In attp-
port oi ills claim, and that said proof will he
made before v. K. Ellis Com. V. Circuit
Court at" Heppner, Oregon, on Novembvr li, I
lMt.', it.: I
HARRISON CMAI'IS, I
lid E. No. 8i7i. for ihe N', V SWV SEVi and I
SKt See Tp. .'. S K -T E, ,
lie names the follow In; itm sses to prove hi
continuous resklem-e upon and cutilxaiiou of '
Sjild IkiuI, is ;
Jul H. laud, Abe LuellliiR. Walter Bennett ,
and Harrison cummltiKfl, all of Hardmau, or.
JouN . Lkwis, 1
ftikWW Kcgiater.
1
Chilren'j Head wear,
BlaoketB, Taros i
Novelties, at
GRAND
AY
OF .
REMNANTS
AND
II. BLACKMAN & CO.
Offer their Entire 61 ok. onosistine of Remnants of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats und Cape, limits, Shoes, Grooeries, Frtnoy
Gonds, Hardware, eto., Strictly for CASH ONLY, and at prioes that
will O EN OUR EYES.- C. II early and avoid the rush This
stook of gooi'a const be positively sold by December 15th, 1892, as
we will then retire from business. No goods will be exchanged.
FioffBiM Store main Sireet. Heppner
Reserved for
The McFarland Mercantile
Company.
See ad. next week.
1
For T. W. AYEI1S, Jr., & Go.
IN THRIR NEW
STORE,
NEXT DOOR TO
CITY HOTEL.
The Heppner Wood Yard.
HIP HAS GOT AUOUND
At last, and has opened up a Wood Yard, from which lie will deliver wood,
eased or nusawed.
Wood Sawed at Your Residence, .75 cts.
Per Cord, twioe in tm ; SI 00, thrp times. Wood unwed and
delivered Hi $7.60 per curd. Yxrd near the depn?.
5'28-sw RIP VAN WINKLB, Proprietor.
fllMOUIiGMIJEp.-
WE HATE
250 Ladies', Misses'
And Short Sai'ks.-
rnHE ASSORTMENT 13 VARIED, COMPRISING EVERY STYLE AND
I trimmed with tbe bent of trimmings. Yii on eeonre gpreinl prices, aneh
1 as wonld flout ou one-third more iu any other establishment offering similar
styles and material.
EWE WANT YOUR TRADEI
And will eet it if yon know tbe value of yonr dollars and cents, and where tboy'll
promue the most for your money, m all kinds of Ladies' Furnishing Goods. At tbe
Eastern Clothing House,
HAY STREET. HEPPNER, OR
JERUSALEM
7
HOEE, SOOS3,
J)"8niDtorfl, Dry Goods,
Fanoy Gnnrls,
TriinmiriKS,
Ladies and Children's
Underwear.
SLAUGHTER
BARGAINS.
LOOK OUT FOR SOME
TH1NO NEW.
JUST RECEIVED
and Childrens' Cloaks
Is quite 8 good whys cS. Winter is not a far, and
in the meantime oar (rien ' oan square np on subscrip
tion by briiiKin in ourdvwd.
THE PATTERSON PUB. CO.
Why Worry
Over the Crops being a failure
Or the Roads being dusty
WHEN
THE EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE
Give, yon sneh
Bis Line of Boots and
Hats macl Fancy Goods
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
A Large Stock of Gents' and Ladies' Furnish
ine Goods to be sold at Cost.
A number of summer suits and odd pants
to be disposed of regardless of cost.
Come early and avoid the rush in
securing bargains.
IV. Iv. ROBISON
D A HEHRKN'S BUILD1NO, May Street
Heppner, Oregon.
EDI
Flour Exchanged for Wheat
HEPPNER FLOURING MILL COMPANY.
T. W. AYERS, Sr., Manager.
DAN OSMERS.
Columbia Beer Hall!
"Vr EXT DOOR to Heppner Candy Factory on Main
-1- Street. Keep on hand a Fine Line of Liquors,
Wines, Cigars, Etc. We have
Reduced the Price of the Buchler Beer to
55 Oents Per Glass,
On draught, frpsh and cool. Lunch of all kinds. Hope
to see all their old friends and many more.
OSMEKS & I1TJQHES. Props.
BORG, : THE
Out for
Cash Bargains
-IN-
Jewelry,
Cash Talks.
8EE BORG, MAY STREET, HEPPNER, OR.
FALL MEETING
Oi? TfiE
Heppner Part Association !
OCTOBER 19, 20,21,22.
The Directors havt taken the utmost pains in preparing
their Programme, and hope that they will be rewarded
by the liberal patronage of the general public as well
as the Horsemen.
pnrE "woo.' Ct 19-Quee lash; purse, J10O.0O. Local .addle home, 400 yard..
flJoo"8" DAi' Ct -""Sh" "'He U-hi pnr,e lu0.uu. Flve-elghu mile da.h; pr
hSeI1S!t a-F' -00 yd.; purse 75.00. Free for .11; h.lf-mHe
M JSSSi Ssagg iiS Z&2!BA
These races will be governed hi, the rules of the Paeifie
hlood Horse Association.
OTIS PATTERSON. Secretary. D MAT1P- ,
J Rrivi, T w a. t I4-1J-MoATEE, President.
0. A. browu. T. W. Ayers, Jr., E. Q. Sperry. 617-Otol9.
Change of Ownership
WEwhilhV TAKEN CET?3rSBEOTY MEAT MARKET.
which we nrnnonw to nnn.ln,., ; ,1 .. . . '
on banda t all time, the ebniceet
Meats, Sausago, Bologna, Corn
ed Beef, Etc., Etc.
85-u SHAW & Mccarty,
ProDrietors.
bartrnins for oasb.
Sloes, Trunks, Valises,
CASH PRICE
448
MAT HUGHES.
JEWELER!
Watches,
Clocks,
S I L V E R W ARE,
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
Eto., Etc.
Trust Busts.
"oxory manner. Will keep