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MUl'ICK TO AUVERTI3EKS,
I'HOaiK deiiriuR the iiiiertioii ut display alf.,
or chuitKe oi aie, must get flicir nop j in
nut inter than MunUay evening for Tuetkiaj-'i
eumuu, or ihurhUy evening lor Friduvi edi-
NO iUt.
1. Tlie sum of five cents per line will be
dm red (or "carda of thanks," "resolutioiia of
riHxt," lists ci wedUniK present and donors,
miu ouituary notu-eH, (other than thoj theeilit
ur vhail himself give oh a matter of news,) and
iioUceitof spet'ial uieetings for whatever purpose.
2. Notiic-B oi church and society and allother
entertaininents from which revenue in to be de
rived, uluiU be charged for at the rate of live
teiim a line. These rules will be Btrietly adher
ed to in every iiiftance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
We hold each and every correspondent re
lj oiibible for his or her communication, JNo
Correspondence will be published uuR-bs the
writer b real mime li signed as uu evidence of
good faith.
"J P. FltiHER, NEWSFAPEK ADVERTld
JLJ iug Agent, irt Merchant! exchange,
ban x laucisco, is onr autborueu agent, 'imi
paper is kept on tile lu his ottice.
TIME TABLE.
Stage for Hardmau, Monument, Long Creek,
John lay and Canyon Ciiy, leaves as lollows :
Every day at 6:30 a. in., except buuduy.
Arrived every tluy ataisti p. ni,, except Monday.
'1 lie cheapest, quickest and best line to or
from the interior country.
J. S. CELEVAN, I'rup.
Slocum-Johiiston Drug Co., Auents.
Give your business to Heppner people,
and therefore assist to build vp Hepp
ner. Patronize those who patronize
you.
Here and There
Heppner Furniture Co., tor carpet, t
TUTT'S PILLS harmless and effect
ive. Unfurnished rooms to rent. Inquire
at Gazette otlioe. tf
Cull and examine Heppner Furniture
Co.'s wall papers. t
J. W. "Vaughan, of Lexington, was up
to Heppner Sunday.
Dispatch: C. A. Rhea, a Heppner
banker, is in the oity.
Eli Keeney made a trip to Arlington
Tuesday of laBt week.
Wayne Huston returned to Ellens
burgh late last week.
IS. J. La Frauoe was iu Heppner
early last week on business.
The Gem and Palace saloons for fine
liquors, MoAtee Bros., Props. sw
Hatt & Matthews' new bath sign is at
tracting considerable attention.
Dispatoh: Hon. Henry Blackmau
came down yesterday from Heppner,
Bom In Heppner, yesterday, the 3rd
inst., to the wile of Dan Osmers, a girl
The HeppnerCunyon stage hue is the
beet, che tipest and qicukebt to the in
terior.
E. A. Cbainbern, representing Mooney,
Valentine & Goldsmith, was iu townover
Suuday.
Now is the time to do your spring
rustling. Adveriise, We have the
readers.
The present term of oirouit oourt
brought in a number of our country
residents.
Cbildre u's waists, age 5 to 12 years
oheaper than you can make them at
Fell Bros.'
The Morrow County Land and Trust
Company has an unlimited supply of
mill feed.
Hatt & Mathews, the barbers, City ho
tel barber shop. They are artists. Baths
in conneotion.
Miss Alice Tillard arrived last eve
ning from Pendleton, on a visit to her
relatives here.
Ed. Keeney and wife have taken up
their residence in Mr. Welch's place,
lower Main street.
C. C. Sargent is putting up a building
down on lower Main street which he
will use as a hotel.
The Keeley Institute, at Forest Grove
cures liquor, opium, morphine, oooaine
and tobaoco habit. Bee ad.
Wm. Fenlaud lost a square and com
pass recently in Heppner. The finder
will please return to this oflioe. 75-tf
J. H. Kolman is getting looated in his
Dew stand, ooiner of May and .Main
streets, opposite the Palace hotel.
Dr. B. F. Vaughan will leave next
Monday for the East. Those desiring
work should come in immediately.
Every man who takes any interest in
fast stock should subscribe for The
Horseman. Gazette shop, agents.
N. Nielson is now running a stage be
tween Heppner and Lone Rook. See
ad. for days of leaving and arrival, tf.
Mrs. A. J. Stevenson is prepared to dc
all kinds of nursing. Call at her home
In north Heppner, or address her at this
place. DlH-tt
V. A. Stephens, of Hardman, reported
yesterday that the rain of Heppner Bun
day came to his vicinity in an inck of
enow.
Mr. E. A. Brundage informs us that
be will visit the East this summer taking
advantage of the low rat which will
be ottered.
Uncle Chas. Wallaoe started for the
East last Wednesday. He will take in
the World's Fair and York State before
retarnmg home.'
Alliance Herald: N. H. Tennery re
turned Saturday from the Columbia Is
land fruit company's big orchurd on
Switzler's island.
Go and do likewise. If your whiskers
are grizzly and unbecoming nse Buck
ingham's Dye and they will look as
when you were younger.
Master Clay French is the authorized
agent for the Oregonian at this place.
Subscribe through bim, and have your
paper delivered free of charge. tf
Miss Lucele Godley returned from
Portland Saturday. She has been ab
sent for the past month visiting friends
and relatives in the metropolis.
Mr. S. S. Hornor has a position with
The McFarland Mercantile Co. We con
gratulate them on having seo'tred the
services of each an efficient man.
Newer and neater quarters at the
Palace Hotel's north business room,
Charley Jones the baber, wants to see
his old friends there. Baths in conneo
tion. Frank Focarty, representing the Amer
ican Centrol Ins. Co., was in Heppner
last week and reports that if a fire limit
IS eetaolisnea tne rates ui iusurauce win
be considerably lowered.
Court adjourned yesterday a ternoon
and this morning Judge Bradshaw, A. 8
Bennett and Prosecutor Wilson departed
for The Dalles. A great deal of business
Las been gotten away with this term of
court.
E. H. Clarke SDd Lo Tillard CRme io
from Pendleton Monday. Mr. Clark, as
usual, is looking after the wool interests
of onr locality, and is as familiar a
figure in our midst as the great and eternal
Heppner bills.
D. F. Ball bsa leased the Mourtain
Honse, opposite the Gazette office, . oere
be proposes to accommodate the public
st reasonable rates. Mr. and airs.
Ball
are well qualified, in car opinion, to look
after the wants ot toe peapie
who must
atop at a hostelry.
a a
Taylor, of Portland, represent-
: XJ.1I J, I V T ton n nl 1 nf TnnpkfL Ran
ass, is in the city. Mr. Taylor is an nn-
jele of the Tillard Bros., and was for years
, clerk ot bjuglae county.
I J. W. Hyatt, of Gooseberry, left Mon
day with Ins family, and will locate in
j the Weston couutry.
frank Roberts Is now employed down
at P. U. XhompBou Co.'s Frank is in
dustrious and tllicieut.
F. O. Buekuum went down to Grants
Tuesday ot last week, taking iu the
couutry south of there.
AhioS. Watt, of the Union Pacific,
who was present lust week during the
railroud trial, went below Friday.
Rev. W. E. Potwiue will hold services
next Thursduy evening. Communion
services Thursday moruiug at IU o'clock.
Sterling Smith has receutly added
some new maohinery to hia lurniture
establishment, includiuu turning lathes.
etc
The ladies of the Pythian listers will
give a supper at the opera home tomor
row night, tbe proceeds for tbs benefit
of Dorian Temple. All are iuited.
Out near the Freooh ranch above town
on Donaldson canyon, yesterday, Har
rison uaie touuu a double-headed lamb.
Mr. Hale did not know where it came
from,
Heppner had a very good street show
today consisting of two men and a wo
nma, who entertained the crowd with
tumbling, contortionists feats, rope walk
ing, etc.
Hon. T. E. Fell, accompanied by bis
little Bon, were paeaenizers ou Friday's
down train, en route to their Taooma
home. We learu Tberon is prospering
over ut Taooma.
F. C. Holla, assistant cashier of the
First National Bank of Arlington, in
oompany with F. O. Buoknum, examiner
for the Lombard Investment Company,
were iu Htppuer over Sunday,
Dallas Dampinun baa just received
news that a pension of iflO per mouth has
been granted him by the government.
Dallas is suffering severely from the
wounds received during the war.
T. M. : Democratic candidates for the
postottice iu this city appear to be in
creasing daily. Only one can secure the
position, and who this fortunB.e indi
vidual will he is hard to determine.
Lee Patberg convioted of selling liquor
to a minor, pleaded guilty and was fined
$5() uud oosts. On the other charge of
aei.ing liquor without a license, the mat
ter w as ouutiuud till next term of oourt.
T. M.: The Walla Walla Statesman
olaims that there is only one democrat
in the penitentiary. The editor evident
ly bus been reading Baron Maun
otiausen's tales, and is proving a worthy
competitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Park Garrigues will leave
shortly for Pennsylvania, where they
will spend the summer. Last evening
they were given a reception at the opera
house by Mesdames Bull and N. A. Kelley
assisted by other friends.
Grant Co. News: Cattle are dying in
large numbers up the valley, we learn.
Winter hung on so long after it did start
that haystacks melted away uud left the
hungry stock to graze on a oold, cruel
world covered with enow.
Arlington Record: Senator Blackman,
of Heppner called at our office on bis
way to Portland. The senator is a live
ruau, and he has especially distin
guished himself in the session of the
legislature recently closed.
A. L. Guerin has resigned his position
as janitor of the Heppner school house,
and accepted the right clerkship of tbe
City hotel, W. J. Leezer, proprietor. Mr.
Guerin is an eilicieut man. The sohool
house is now iu charge of M. 1). Hay
mun. "Beauty" may be "only skin deep;"
but the secret of a beautiful skiu is pure
blood. Those coarse, rough, pimplv
oomplexions may, in most oases, be ren
dered soft, smooth and fair by the per
severing and systematic use of Ayer's
oarsupanoa.
"Gentle Spring" loses many of its ter
rors when the system is fortified by the
use of Ayer s Bursapanlla. With rhulti
tudes, this wonderful tuuic-alteratiye has
long superseded all other spring medi
cines, being everywhere recommended
by physicians.
John Curran, owner of the block on
Main street, next door to D. A. Herriu's
building, was in town a few dayB last
week. John used to be a very familiar
figure up this way, but ot late years has
not "made" Heppner ou his rounds as a
traveling salesman.
Arlington Record : Otis Patterson, of
the tleppner uazette, called on us Tues
day last. We thank him fur the oa'l
and words of oheer he gave us. Mr. Pat
terson is publishing a good paper, and
deserves the liberal patronage ot the
people of bis oounty.
Albert Osmin thought times were too
hard to take the Gazette, bo he came in
recently and frankly told us as much and
had it stopped, xesterday, however, he
dropped in ou us and renewed again,
remarking that hard times or otherwise.
he could not get along without the
Gazette.
Died At W. J. Wattenburger's place
on cutler cret-K, ounuay morning at 1
o dock, jaooD ttonnson, aged 77 years
and 19 days. The old gentleman bad
been on the sounty for a short time. His
remuins were interred at Pine City yes
terday, funeral services boiug held also
at that place.
E. 0.: J. T. Hinkle places at the
bead of tbe editorial oolumns of his
paper, the Denver Tribune, published at
Denver, a new town in Idaho oounty,
Idaho: "The offioial organ of J. T.Hinkle,
and no other party." Joe also remarks
he has oome to stay, and the people of
Denyer will have to board bim.
E. Seekamp and L. W. Darling were
over from Condon Friday last. Mr.
Seekamp is the gentleman who had same
trouble with Attorney Goods reoently,
and is a Bheep owner instead of a sheep
herder as styled in last issue. Mr.
Darling became one of our subscribers
before leaving the city.
This man Ash has turned up swindler
and (leal beat over in Grant countv.
Though the Gazette had published an
acoount of his actions in Morrow county,
JJajville people allowed themselves to
be taken in. People should read tbe
newspapers more. As advertising is to
the business world, so are the newspa
pers to tbe people at large.
Turing lady at campmeeting (having
just been converted) "Last night I was
clapped in the arms of a wicked msn;
tonight I am clasped in the arms ot
Jesus." .Everyone was completely
thunder-struck when an old Dutobman
in tbe back seat arose to bis feet and
shouted out, "Are you engaged for
tomorrow night?"
H. C. French has spent a few days
vacation at home and abroad. He se
cured a "lay-off" thinking ibat be would
be required to go to hlleusbnrgh on the
bank rubbery case, but just before start
ing on his journey received word that
Kimney was free and that his presence
would be unnecessary. Dave Harris has
been successfully handling the tioket
punch for the past two weeks.
Persona who are subject to attacks of
bilious colic can almost invariably tell,
by their feeling, when to expeot an al-
: tai k. If Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrbei Remedy is token as loon
as these symptoms appear, tbercan ward
off the disease. Such persons shoald
always keep the Remedy at hand, ready
for immediate use when needed. Two
or three doses of it at tbe right tiros will
save them much offering. For sale by
Slooutn Johnston Drug Co.
- W. A. Fisber presented this offlos
with a fine collection of fossils and
petri3oatioas yesterday, oolleoted on bia
ranch in Haystack, 'ibis is the most
noted section of fossils in the world, and
now Fisher hopes that be can fiud a
petrifitd Morrow oounty road for tbe
World's Fair uot to exhibit the bet
but th worst, he says.
Accidentally Shot. Last Saturduy
afternoon about 5 o'clock, over on Rhea
creek, Jim Jackson, aged 16 years,
James Adkins' sheepberder, accident
ally shot himself through the t'uht
leg below the knee, tbe ball striking
about midway, ranging upward and
breaking both bones, tbeo passing out
and lodging In the ceiling. The weapon
was s ii oal. Smith k Wesson revolver
which be carried in a shoulder soabbard.
In stooping over tbe weapon fail on tbe
floor ot the ibeep cabin, with the abota
result. Tbe young man was brought to
town yesterday, and is at present down
at Dr. Shobe's where he is being attended
by Dr MoSwords. We learn that be will
likely get through without losing bis leg,
which, under the oiroumstances, will be
fortunate. Part of tbe bullet seems to
be gour, though it is difficult to tell from
its battered condition, which, if the ease,
is probably left in the wound.
Will Abrest Chinks a. Col. M.
Weidler, collector of revenue, said today
that the Chinese are generally refusing
and neglecting to register, aa required
by tbe law. So far a few have registered,
but the vast majority are influenced by
the Chinese Six Company, who opposes
the law because it Is a class legislation.
It is impossible now for all of them to
come under the luw should they take a
notion to do so. After tbe time ex
pires May 5, Col. Weidler will begin
arresting all Chinamen who have not
proper papers, and it will put the United
States court to some trouble in finding
jail room for those arrested. There is
in prospeot a great deal of work for the
courts and big fees for the lawyers.
Many of the Chinamen will probably
spend the summei on McNeil's Island
Dinpatch.
To Buy Houses For Gbkmany. A
horse dealer named William Wright,
from Livingston, Montana, was iu Pen
dleton Wednesday evening. Mr. Wright's
mission is to obtain prices on horses
with the idea iu view of shipping tbem
across the pond" for the use of the
Geiman army. About 200 head are
wanted. They are intended for light
cavalry use, and must be full of life and
vigor and weigh between 850 and 900
pounds. A German oount, now at Liv
ingston, oontemplates making tbe ship
ment, and Mr. Wright oomei in bis in
terests. The gentleman left an the
night traiu for the Heppner neighbor
hood. E. O.
Bobbbd. Yesterday morning between
tbe hours of 8 and 12 o'clock, Mike Do
lan, an aged blind man, residing with
John Molally, out on Butter creek, was
robbed ot $150. There was no one in
the honse but Dolan when someone
walked in. Dolan spoke, and receiving
no answer, oonolnded that be was mis
taken. In a short time be beard foot
steps going out of the bouse. It was
discovered afterwards that Dolan's trunk
had been taken out of the beuse and
robbed of the money. Tbey have some
idea of who tbe guilty person is.
Death in Six Dollar. On last Fri
day, Mrs. David Baird, of Six Dollar,
passed from this earth to tbe beyond,
aged nearly 70 years. Tbe interment
occured Saturday at Heppner eemetery,
Mrs. Baird was bigblv esteemed by all
who knew ber.
Notice to Stock Bbseurbs. I will
keen, at my farm 7 miles northeast of
Lexington, a fine Jack ot the Blaok
Warrior breed. This Jack is large and
of high form. Terms: Five dollars, in
surance. Mares intrusted to my care
will be kept in good pasture at one
dollar per month. Due care will be
taken to prevent acoidente, or tbe stray
ing of mares, though I will be respon
Bible for none. . B. F. Swaooabt.
114 tf. Lexington, O.
Mouktain House. Mr. Joseph Crank
bai lately leased tbe hostelry known aa
the Mountain Honee, refitting and re
furnishing it throughout. Board and
bed, per week 8"' board without bed,
$4.50; meals and bed 26 cents eaob, Mr,
Crank asks a portion of the patronage,
believing that be oan give aa good ser
vice as anyone in Heppner, and for leu
money. 43-lw.
Rip's Wood Yabd. The Heppner
wood yard, under the management ot
Rip Van Winkle, is prepared to deliver
wood at your residenoe, sawed or nn
sawed. Wood sawed and delivered a
$7.50 per oord. Wood sawed twice ii
two, 75 cts. per eord; three times, $1.00
Yard near the depot. Leave orders at
Sloan & Howard's. 4 tf.
A Fine Horse. The imported run
ning stallion, Sir Henry, has been
brouubt over to Heppner, and will stand
the ensuing season at this pit c He
tbe property of "Caynse" Reynolds, and
is a fine borse. 570tf
Shoemaker. Kd. Birbeck, a shoemak
er and repairer of many years' ex peri
enoe. has just looated in the Abraham
siok Duilding, on May street, where be
is prepared to do eveiy thing in nil line,
Mi Birbeck is strictly a nrat-olass work
man and warrants all work. Oive bim a
oall U-tf
WANTED.
Agents to sell onr choioe and bardy
nnrsery stock. We have many specie.
varietiea, both in frnite and ornamentals
to offer, wbion are controlled only by ns.
We pay commissions or salary. WriU
us at onee for terms, and secure eboiei
of territory. May Broth IBs,
571-581 Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Gilliam A Biibee, the hardware and
tinware merchants, carry Terytbing ap
pertaining to tbeir lines, even agricoi
tnral implement. Don't yon need a
plow this fall? a
Llon't orerlook Kirk k Kasmiu for
bargains. The have purchased tbe bus
iness of J. W. Matlock k Co., bnt will
soon remove to tbe Mallory ooroer, oppo
site tbs Palace bottl. a
A.bout A.pril 1, 1898,
muis
1 BOSTON CASH STORE
Will be removed from Lichtenthal's old stand, the preient location,
(a Henry Heppner's building on site formerly occupied by Kirk &
Rasmus, corner ilay and Main streets, where J- H. Kolman, the
popular prorprietor, will be pleased to show you his new stock of
km and Summer Goods, .
which will be sold, as of old, at
ROCK BOTTOM -:- PRICES.
Don't fail to visit me at my new quarters.
J. H. KOLMAN.
onsumption
ma
IWhat shall stay
'say bcotts L-mulsion of pure Norwegian
cod liver oil and hvponhosDhites of lima
and soda has cured us of consumption in its first
stages. Have you a cough or cold acute or leading
to consumption? Make no delay but take
Beott's Emulsion cares Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula,
and all Anaemio and Wasting
Diseases. Prevents wasting in
Children. Almost aw palatable as
milk. Cel only the genuine. Pre
. pared by Beott & Bowne, Chemists, New
York. Bold tor all Druggists.
CLEARANCE
-3
Fall Goods
SUCH
Overcoats, fan and
3WOOLEN UNDERWEAR,-
DRESS GOODS, ETC., ETC.
At Reduced Kates FOR CASH.
Mcpkd Mercantile fjompany.
General
HEPPNER,
E. G. SLOCUM.
THE
-Have just
SPUING
Consisting of
"Wall -:- Paper -
One Carload
Latest
Designs,
EPPNER JU11W rOMPANY
Also a fine line of w
Hammocks, Baby Carriages,
Rngs, Mattings, Clooki, Glass, Befrigerstors, Window Mbsdce aud Portiere Curtsins
Undertaking A. f Specialty.
BORG, :
THE
Out for
Cash Bargains
IN
Jewelry,
Cash Talks.
BEE BOKO, MAY
That dreaded and dreadful disease I
its ravages? Thousands
Scott's
Emulsion
gfc WILE !
OF
Fall Goods
AS
Misses' Newmarket Cloaks,
Merchandise, m-
OREGON
J. M. WADDELL.
reoeived a seleot-
STOCK,
ONE CAR LOAD
: - and -:- Carpers.
FURNITURE !
PatternB and Prices.
: JEWELER!
Watches,
Clocks,
LVERWARE,
MUSICAL
INBTKUMENT8,
Etc, Etc
BTRKKT,
Trust J3 usts.
HEPPNER, OH.
f W Yf S I
Anything New of Heal Merit
You can Generally Find
For Sale ;- bv
We don't run a third-olass junk shop where you can buy shoddy goods at twice
tbeir valne, but we keep first-class goods at bonest prions, witb
no baits or traps. We keep
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hardware, Tinware,
GROCERIES
Wood and Willoware, Guns, Ammunition,
-STATIONERY, CON
Ask our old oustomers how we treat them.
Corner Main and
HERE IS THE PLACE
To Qet Even on Your Life.
p Hardware Stoke !
JUST
LINE OE
A COMPLETE
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware,
QUEENSWARE , GLASSWARE, 4
Wood nnd Willowwnre, Blacksmiths' Hunnlies. Iron. Steel and flnnl Piimno nm
Pipe,
. 'H....I... i , t..
, murvn, immmiiHiuu rjiuns, riumoiug Materials, Agricultur
ments.
TDK CELEBRATED
fa""")
:- -:- Yon will
gettiuj our prioeB
elsewhere. -:- :-
Odd Fellows' building, Main St.,
STORAGE AND
ATTENDED TO
Business-like
-AND
REASONABLE RATES.
Wool Growers' Warehouse
Neap the
HEPPNER,
Change of
HAVE TAKEN CHARGE
whioh we propose to conduct in
on hands at all times the choicest
Meats, Sausage, Bologna, Corn
ed Beef, Etc., Etc.
shaw
DR. JOSEPH ,J. 13ILL,
Graduate M. E. C. V. H., Loudon, England.
Veterinary Surgeon
Chronic Diseases a Specialty.
I m prepared to do all kinds ol Veterinary
alty. (This is the only true method of
short notice.
luary
iw.i. . umi uu niiiiiiam
Surgery. If you have any slrk
rail on me at
HKI'I'NKR,
For the enterprising establishment of -
W. L. Matlock & Co.
111! Keeley kltt
-OP-
JHE QITY pOTEL,
W. J. L,KMXKM, ITop,
rpHIB HOHTKLBY has been IIkfittkd and Kkpdnuuko throughout, and now
- It one of tbe moat InvitiDg places Id tleppner. Mr. Leezer invites ynn to stop
witb bim, feeling that be is able to entertain you In the beet of style.
r
First Class Housr.
G)0.
Who are
Noted for being
The Leaders.
F EO 1'ION EHY , ETC-
: : : : ;
Willow Streets, HEPPNER, OREGON.
OPENED.
. ' .' . . . r ' '
iifhI Tvn nip-
All Kind8 of Kepturing quickly and neatly done.
Bain Wagons, Hacks Backboards.
save money by
hefore purohiiBing
:- -;. -:- --
531-tf
HEPPNER, OREGON.
FORWARDING.
Manner
AT
Depot:
OREGON.
Ownership
OF THE LIBERTY MEAT MARKET,
the most satisfactory manner. Will keep
& Mccarty,
Proprietor
Hnriry, Kmasi'iilatliiK Horn's and KeKllnxi
ipiniiutlug nn horses.) HpeyliiK of (,'attlsHnd
;s a Speol-
iiog-s
in mu uioni HimrovUU prOOeilhre or
animals It will ha to your Interrit I
Htewart's stables.
(JHKGON
l'or the Cure Oi
Liquor, Opium anil Tobacco Habits
It l located at Forest (Jrove, Or.,
Wis Must Ueiiutiful Z'own on the Coast.
fall at the OA7KTTB ofllce for particulars.
Htrictly confidential. Treatment prlvaleaud sur.
cure.
Reasonable
Rate:
s.