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entertainments from which revenue is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of Ave
cents a line. These rules will bo strictly adher
ed to in every instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
We hold each and every correspondent re
sponsible for his or her communication. No
correspondence will tie published unless the
writer s real name is signed as an evidence of
good laillt.
T P. flSHEK, NEWSPAPER ADVEKTIS
1 J ing Agent, 11 Merchants exchange,
oan t raticisco, is our authorised agent. This
paper is kept on tile ill his otlice.
TIME TABLE.
Stage for Hnrdm.ni, Monument, Long Creek,
John Day and canyon city, leaves sb follows :
tvery day at o:au a. in., except feuuday.
Arm es every day at .ri:;iO p. in., except .Monday.
The clicupest, quickest and best line to or
from tile interior country.
J. o. DELEVAN, 1'rop.
Siocum-Johnston Drug Co., Agents.
Give your business to Heppner people,
and therefore assist to build up Hepp
ner. Patronize those who patronize
you.
Here and There.
Mr. H. C. Gregg left for Boise,
Wednesday.
J. N. Thompson was in the city
yesterday.
T. J. Allyn was seen on our streets
yesterday.
Our county jail is aguin empty. This
is a good sign.
J. A. Woolery and wife were up from
lone yesterday.
Kleekner. and Sheldon's resort for
"half and half."
S. J. La France, the music man, was
in town yesterday.
Homer H. Hallook, "of Portland is
visiting in the city.
Miss Allen, of Toll Bock, has returned
from a visit to California.
Job work tustely executed at the
Gazette otlice. Mo delays.
To be in the ruoe tor trade, advertise
in the Semi-Weekly Uuzette.
The Gem and Palace saloons for fine
liquors, McAtee Bros., Props. aw
Mr. Diokie, horse-buyer, is here look
ing alter Morrow county stock.
Phill. Heppner, of Arlington, is nurs
ing what threatens to be a felon.
John Barker, of Galloway, was a
visitor to Heppner Wednesday.
E. B. Dufur, of The Dalles, was in the
city on business Wednesday last.
The usual monthly sohool meeting of
our directors will occur tomorrow,
Mr. K. B. Dufur, of the firm'of Dufur
& Menafee, left yesterday for home.
Old Joe Taylor, the Portland sport,
died recently from blood poisoning.
A striotly first class guitar fur sale.
Brand new. Inquire at this otlice. 5-31.
The Heppner-Ganyon stage line is the
best, cheapest and quickest, to the in
terior. Children's waists, age 5 to 12 years
cheaper than you can make them at
Fell Bros.'
The twiob-a.wkkk Gazette now only
82.50 in advance, payable in cash or
coou skins.
Halt & Mathews, the barbers, City ho
tel barber shop. They are artists. Baths
in connection.
J. J. Corbett, the ohampion pugilist
will show in "Gentleman Jack" up at
Pendleton tonight.
Oregon strawberries will be late in
ripening this year owning to unusual
amount of damp weather.
The Kteley Institute, at Forest Grove
cures liquor, opium, morphine, cocaine
and tobacco habit. Bee ad.
The Gazette would gladly fill a few
orders for choice trees of any sort satis
faction guaranteed. Drop in. tf.
Every man who takes any interest in
fust stock should subscribe for The
Horseman. Gazette shop, agents.
N. Nielson is now running a stage be
tween Heppner and Lone Book. See
ad. for days of leaving and arrival, tf.
Trees in the vicinitv of Heppner are
very slow this year in leafing out.
Down the creek fruit trees are in bloom.
Hood's Pills cure constipation by
restoring the peristaltic aotion of the
allimentry canal. They are the best
family oathartic.
W. R. Norway, representing, J. A
folger & Co.'s Golden Gate baking
powder, arrived last night on his usual
monthly visit to Heppner.
Master Clay French is the authorized
aeent for the Oregonian at this place.
Subscribe through him, and have your
iOUDSCriue iui
paper deliver
ThAjand
W. R.W
slivered free of charge. tt
aa Army boys assisted by the
1. and other civic orders, will
notice Djcoration Day, May 3Utb, at
Lexington. All should come out.
We are often deceived in the age of
people having beautiful and luxuriant
hair, not kuowing that they use Hall's
Hair Beuewer to keep gray hairs away
Newer and neater quarters at the
Palace Hotel's north business room.
Charley Jones the baber, wants to see
his pld friends there. Baths in connec
tion". To overoome the marks of asr . all who
have gray beards should use Bucking
ham's Dye for the Whiskers, the bem
and cleanest dye made for coloring brown
or black.
The Hotel Grande, Arlington, in
order to continue in the procession,
tarts an ad. in this issue. The Grande
is one of the best conducted hotels in
the oountry.
It is said that mails don't connect at
Hardman for Wagner in direot violation
of posted instructions. This should be
correoted, as the delay Is annoying to all
those reoeiving mails at Wagner.
Dr. B. F. Vsuiihan has gone east to
complete fair dental education, leaving
Drs. J. W. Kasnins and Eugene Vaughan
in charge of his office. Those owing Dr.
Vaughan will please make settlement
with Dr. Eugene Vaughan who has full
authority, 17-tf.
The advice that most men will give
you is not to drink, but when yon do
get the best. The Belvedere saloon
carries an exoellent stock of cigars, liquors
wines and beer. A fine billiard parlor
Id connection. Call on Charlie and
John who will always treat you court
eously,. Not many physicians make great
therapeutic discoveries. For the most
Dart thnv content themselves with ad
ministering judiciously what is pre
scribed in the books. To Dr. J. C
Ayer, however, is due the credit of dis
covering that greatest of blood-purifiers
,Ayer'a Sarsaparilla.
.Bessie H Bedloe, Burlington, V'., bad
a tieeaae of tbe scalp, causing ber hair
to become very harsh and dry, and to
iall so freely that she scarcely dared to
niiub it. Aver's Hair Vigur gave her a
healthy Bonip, rui.v,d I lie dandruff,
aud niHile the hair thick and glossy.
Jack Heltemus got into the mill race
down at Kugeue and came very near
drowning.
J. W. Dawson arrived home last even
ing from a three weeks visit with friends
aud relatives in the valley.
A. Hermaun, of Spokane. Wash..
special agent for the State Insurance
Company, was in the city yesterday.
P. C. Thompson Company have ao
otmodated you and need their money.
Don't forget those who help you. 6-7
Mina Williams and W. C. Cox, of
Long Creek, pulled out Thursday for
for home with merchandise for W. M.
Rudio.
Tribune: Mrs. George Carmichael
osme down from Weston last night and
left this moruing for Heppner to visit
her father,
Wm. Burnett was in our city Wednes
day aud re-eohoed the universal opin
ion that Morrow county will have a
good crop this year.
August Charlton wai in from Goose
berry yeBterday. Mr. Charlton thinkB
prospects are very good for a large
wheat orop this year.
A. P. Esterbrook, formerly of Heppner
aud The Dalles, is now sojourning over
iu liilliuin oounty, looking after the
interests of the Hinger Sewing Machine.
Mr. D. A. Herren came in last .even
ing from Portland, aud reports that Mrs.
Herren will probably be well enough to
return home in the course of three
weeks.
The case, of Ed Allen and Walter
Brown vs. Jus. Dunlap etal, over the
Blaok Butte olaim in Fox valley was
argued iu the supreme oourt Wednesday
at Salem.
Tbeadore Anderson of Goosebrry was
in the oity today, 'Theadore has about
250 acres of grain in, aud oonseqaeutly
is very much hopes that we may have a
seasonable year.
G. W. Vincent was in from Galloway
today. Mr. Vincent says bis lambing
averaged about 85 per cent. He has
lin lulled shearing, and is now busy
hauling iu bis wool.
Felix Johnson, Mrs. Con. Driscoll and
Burnett Long, . of the Butter oreek
section, were in on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Driscoll left for the outer country
yesttrduy, via the branch line.
Heppner has made more permanent
improvements in the way f plantiuu
shade trees, pluuiug lawns, etc., this
spring than any previous season. The
reason for it is evident Heppner has
plenty of water.
Condon Globe: Mr. Lyons, a young
attorney of Heppner, wines Col. Luoob
that he expects to be here in a few days
to locate at Condon in the practice of
law. He is a graduate of Ann Arbor,
Mich.
John S. Brown is on the branoh in
place of Ed Keece this week. Ed. and
family are sojourning in Portland. Mr.
Brown is a son of Isa Brown, county
surveyor, and has bten working for the
Union Paoiho for about three years.
See ad. in this issue of the gruud ball
to be giveu by the Tiger Hose Co., No. 1,
Thursday evening, May 25, The
prooeeds are for the benefit of the com
pany, so every business man in Heppner
should encourage the boys by buying a
ticket.
M. S. Maxwell came in yesterday
from Gooseberry leaving this morning
for Eugene, where be goes ss a repre
Beutauve from the I. O. O. F. lodge, of
Hardman, to the Grand Lodge which
meets in Eugene next Wednesday and
Thursday.
A. A. Whitney, representing D. M.
Osborne's farm machinery, oame in
Tuesday from below, and Wednesday
proceeded as far as Toll Bock on his
way to Long Creed:, but gave up the
trip at this point on account of bad
roads. '
0. h. Patterson, editor of the Long
Creek Eagle, accompanied by W. M.
Kudio, arrived Wednesday from Long
Creek. Mr. Patterson left yesterday
for Pendleton on a business trip, and
Mr. Kudio will remain here a few days
on a like mission.
B. A. Hunsaker and Warren Carsuer,
of Haystack, came in Tuesday from
Wagner on business. Mr. Carsner left
Wednesday for home, but Mr. Hunsaker
remained a few days. Both gentlemen
report good sucoess with their sheep
for the past winter and Bpring.
Don't get names and dates mixed. The
Leauue entertainment on May 26tb,
while the lecinre by Dr. Stratton takes
place June 11 ill, and have nothing to do
with each other. Should there be any
money left from the .League entertain
ment, after expenses are paid, it will be
used for benevolent purposes in Heppner.
The Dalles Chronicle: After Pen-
noyer's four years are up he ought to
apply to Geo. P. Kowell 4 Co., for a
position as an original advertisement
writer. He he's secured more adver
tising in a six-word dispatch than the
sixty tuousanu dollars appropriated for
the World fair.
Uncle Nat McBee, Morrow oonnty's
scab inspector, has now almost complet
ed his rounds over the county, and in
conversation with our reporter recently
informed him that in round numbers,
there were 22U,oUU sheep in Morro
He finds them in good average condi
tion for any season.
Condon Globe: After a rather spirited
oontest for the Condon postoflioe, L. W.
Dai line was finally favored with the
appoiutment. As Mr. Herbert Halstead
resigned the otlice several weeks ago,
it is probable Mr. Darling will take
charge of the same at once. He will
move it from the present location to bis
pluoe of business.
The new law firm composed of Hon.
W. R. Ellis, J. W. Dawson aud T. R.
Lyons, win be known under the firm
name ol Ellis, Dawson & Lyons. Mr.
Lyons will be Btatiuned st Condon
to represent the firm at that plaoe.
Mr. Ellis is too well known to need
any comment at onr bands, hut Messrs.
Dawsou tk Lyons are new comers, yet
during their brief residence here they
have established a reputation. lor sterling
iutergrity and hard workers. This sno-
oeeds anywhere.
Mr. Phill. Cohn, acoompauied by his
bride, arrived last evening from tneco.
Later iu theevening they were serenaded
by the Heppner Cornet Band at the
home of Mr. Blackmao. After a fe
selections the boys were invited in to
partake of an elegant luncb of wine,
cake and cigarB. Congratulations and
toasts being ended, the boys departed
after rendering a closing selection. Mr.
ErViAi
COPPER T I VETE j-0?
Z JJ.OTTOM TANT5
!
Hood's Cures
Ur. C. B. Card
Oakland, Cat.
Made Over Anew
Chronic Headache Cured-Weak
Lungs Made Strong and Well.
" For years I had sick headaches every day, and
I also had rery weak lands. Since I hare
been taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, I have
been entirely enred of beadaches, and my
lunirs are strong and well. Friends often say
How Well You're Looking.
I tell them It is due to Hood's Sarsaparilla. I
am small In stature never weighed over
100 pounds before taking Hood's Sarsspa-
rilla, and at the time I began taking tt I bad
run down to 85 pounds, but now I weigh
111. My friends thought I would be dead
long ago, but X am perfectly well. I am
unable to express my thanks for the good
Hood's Sarsaparilla
has done me." Mas. C. B. Cabs, 1215 Adeline
Street, Oakland, California.
Hood's Pills cure all Liver Ills I'.ilious
ness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache.
and Mrs. Cohn will at once take up their
residence at Heppner where Mr. Cohn
is located in the drug business.
The G. A. It. veterans, of Lexington .
invite the attendance on the 80tb. inst..
at their memorial exercises, of all secret
orders and the public sohool of Hepp
ner, as well as all private citizens ol this
town and vicinitv. The piuentm will
be in charge of the Hons of Vetprna,
It is hoped that a good attendance will
be had on this occasion.
Chicago Tribune: "Mrs. William G.
Nourse, No. 846 Raciue avenue, i.uil
Mrs. Philip W. Herzog, of Minneapolis,
were among the passengers arriving on
the steamer Teutonio last Wedecsday, at
New York, they having passed the last
six months in Europe." Mrs. Nourse
is a consm of the Patterson Bros.
Hood Kiver Glacier: It was thought
for a while there would be no peach
crop here this year, but at present there
is promise of at least a fair yield. The
trees are in bloom, and some of them are
masses of piuk, while all have bloom
enough and to spare, should one-half of
the blossoms materahze. All other
fruits promise to yeld abundantly,
though with present weather outlook
the strawberries will not be ripe before
the 25th.
Wobld's FaibTbavelebs Will Have
It. The publio demand through service
when traveling. It is old-fashioned tn
change oars. Ou the through solid
vestibuled trains of the Chicago, Union
Faoifio and Northwest Line, from or to
Chicago, Omaha and intermediate points,
there is no change. This is the finest
and fastest roud. 19-31.
Oct of Sight. The traveling publio
are now fully alivs to the fact that tbe
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwest
Line offers the very best accommodations
to tbe publio from and to Cbioago,
Omaha and intermediate points not only
during tbe World's Fair, but all the
year around. 19-31
Kip's Wood Yard. The Heppner
wood yard, under the management of
Rip Van Winkle, is prepared to deliver
wood at your residenoe, sawed or ran-
sawed. Wood sawed and delivered at
87.00 per oord. Wood sawed twice in
two, 75 cts. per oord; three times. 81.00.
Yard near the depot. Leave orders at
Sloan & Howard's. 4-tf.
Fashionable Dressmakers. Mi s. W.
W. Smead and Mrs. Margaret Loonej
are prepared to do dressmaking in tbe
latest fashion and sewing of every nature,
at hard time prioes, at the home of Mrs.
W. W. Hmead. Don't fail to give them
a call. 118-sw.
A Fine Hobse. The imported run
ning stallion, Sir Henry, has been
brought over to Heppner, and will stand
the ensuing season at tbis plaoe. He is
the property of "Caynse" Reynolds, and
is a fine horse. 570tf
First Class Tailobino Fred Miller
is now located on May street iu the old
bakery building, where be is prepared to
do first class work. A perfect fit
guaranteed. Qive him a trial. tf.
Look Herb. When you want a re.
freshing schooner of beer and a nioe
lnnoh, go see Kleekner & Sheldon.
Also fine liquors and cigars in stock.
21-tf.
A Healtrftjl Drink. Kleekner and
Sheldon now.have on tap fine porter
and are prdpared to furnish "halt and
half." tf
ItalMmorn fretm.
A Baltimore frnnk is a fro of proof
size and a tn.lo li'rht, in eolor, hut nr
parently not difftr-nt fi'mn liny othei
frog'. The frealcislinc.is tt.-vNy-it -.vhor
his froship wan worried, w'len hi8tpa
of hopping oft or jrivin;,' utt -ranfe U
the deep, sonorous note nsmiliy bran
from frogs, he siinoly nyr.r ' moutf
and cried. The irt i: n'-'.yr if not
human, and siijrosts. 1 ,v. : ; i .,ne and
volume, a had, pee vis": ; '.':!. T.-..: cry
is not a Kindle not', but wnvi-.u. and ig
jontinued even after the auuoyunce
leases.
"OfArA
QUARANTINED.
Gilliam
rphe Epworth League of the Methodist Kpiscopal
. Church of IlepDner Will Give an
IV PNTFRTATNMFNT
AT-
THE OPERA. HOUSE
Friday Evening, May t 1893.
THIS ENTERTAINMENT will be of a literary character, and nn enjoyable
time is promised those who attend. - The proceeds will be used by the "De
partment of Mercy and Help" of this organization for charitable purposes
iu Heppner To those who have had the opportunity of attending tbe
previous entertainments of the League, no worili of praise are necessary to con
vince them that tbis one will be a suocess ; to thoee who have not, we would ssy.
Come to this one and be convinced. Tbe entertaiument will oonclude with a
ADMISSION (Including Supper)':
Children, 25 cts.; General Admission, 50 cts.; Rererved Seats, 75 cts.
This piece of advertising space belongs
to
Slocum-Johnston Drug Qo.
lEniLL COHN, Pbopbietok.
There is not a winged inseot hovering
around Phillip.
H. A. Thompson
THOMPSON
PROPRIETORS
Tk Heppner Livery, M anil Sale Stable.
Below Coffin & McFurland's, Main Street.
Good Conveyance for Traveling Men.
Teams to bay per day, 75 ots. Hay and grain per day, 81-25. Meals 25 cts. a
at O. C. Bargeant's, next door to Peed Stable. Grain aud
baled hay always on hand.
FREE CAMP HOUSE FOR TEAMSTERS.
ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
FOOTWEAR in heppner.
IS
M. LIC1ITENTI1AL & CO.
-
West Side ol
HEPPNER,
1 .
2.
3.
4.
ITEPPNER and LONE ROCK
eiVYGK LINK.
2V. iXIISXviSOIV. Prop.
Leaves Heppner on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Suturduys. Lenres Lone Hi.rk on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Mnkes connection with the weekly
line to Fossil. Reasonable charges for both
Passengers -:- and -: Freight.
643-tfiw fjLOCCM-JOHNSTON DRCG CO., Agents, Heppner, Or.
EG
m i
DM
MO, na7;-ttfi office. .
NOTARY PUBLIC
& I3isbee,
HEPPNEIl, Oil.
JJll ILlVXiAllUllUll X
ON-
A. R. Blnm
& BINNS,
NO SHODDY GOODS.
FOOTWEAR.
Main fitrett,
OREGON.
Only First-ClRss hotel in Heppner.
UmldiriK Wired for Eleotric Lights
throughout.
Heat sccommodHtiorjs (or the traveling
pnbhe.
C'ourteons treatment insured the coun
try people.
MRU. M. VON CADOW. Proprietress.
MITEL
1170 Plonv nf thorn n ho
CONVEYANCER 0IC1
Anything New of Real Merit
You can Generally Find'
For Sale :-: by
We don'l run a third-class jnnk shop where yon ean buy shoddy goods at iwioe
their value, but we keep first-class goods at honest prioes, with
no baits or traps. We keep
fids' Furnislii Goods, Hardware, Tinware,
GROCERIES
Wood and Willoware, Guns, Ammunition,
- STATIONERY, CONF KO TIONERY, ETC-
Aek our old customers bow we treat them.
Corner Main and
Jeep Your Eye Open
MINOR
Where you will find a grand display of quality and elegancs, and the
fairest prices ever made for such qualities. Visitors are
not asked to believe, but are shown goods to convince them
that we are leading the trade in
Dry his, Moling, Has,
Tl i V L TT-i. la r- . i rt i
duuis, onues. ndis, caps, rurnisnuio; booas, etc.
If you want value for your money, oome and see us. If you want to enjoy the full
purchasing power of your Dollar, spend it with
STORAGE AND
ATTENDED TO
IN A
Business-like -:- Manner
AND AT
REASONABLE RATES.
Wool Growers' Warehouse
Near the Depot:
HEPPNER, : : OREGON.
Change of
WE HAVE TAKEN CHARGE
which we propose to oondnct in
on hands at all times the choicest
Meats, Sausage, Bologna, Corn
ed Beef, Etc., Etc.
SHAW & McOAETY,
85-tl Proorietors.
DR. .JOSEPH J. BILL
Graduate M. E. C. V. 3. , London, England.
T 7"
VETERINARY yjRGEON !
Chronic Diseases a Specialty.
I tm prepared to d sll kinds of Vetf rlnary Sureerr, Kmssculstlnf Horses and Reirllries a Speci
ally. (This Is the only true method ol operating on horses.) Speylnx ol Cattle and Hons
ou short notice. 1 will treat all anlaiali In the most auproTed procedure ol Veter
inary Burs-cry. II you have any slrk animals It will be to your interest to
call on ine at Htewart's stables.
HEI'PNER, - ssssw - . OREGON
SPUING i
-SO
New York Cash Racket Store.
J0HT ORDERED, AND TO ARRIVE SOON : Spring and Summer Dress
Goods, Calicoes, Ginghams, Financings, Drnpery, Gents' Furnishings; slso Ladies'
Underwear and, numerous other goods in that line. Notions and Tinware in
took; very cheap. When I say cheap, I mean it. You have bat to call aud inves
tigate to be satisfied. I do none but a ossh business, and can therefore undersell
all snmpetitors.
J. W. MATLOCK, Pro).
Main Street, next door to tbe Opera Honse.
T1 CENTRAL HOTEL
ts Now Open to the Public
New Bnilding and Newly- Furnished Throughout.
Board per week $4 60
" and Lodging per week, 5.50
Only first-claes $1 a day house in town. Free back to and from all trains
O. a. RAHQENTi Proprietor.
HKI'I'NEK, ....
l R. ELLIS
HK2TNKB,
III!
T t)V.
Who are
Noted for beinf.
The Leaders.
: : : : : :
Willow Streets, HEPPNER, OREGON.
for-
BARGAINS!
AT
& CO.'S
FORWARDING.
Ownership
OP THE LIBERTY MEAT MARKET,
the most Batisfaotorv manner. Will trunn
IS HERE.
IS TIIK-
Single Meals .' 25 oents
Lodging 25 oents
OREGON
ATTpnNBTJLTLAW Ab.i1
Commissioner of the U. S. Circuit Court. AU lands
f matters attended to promptly and aeoonttly.
Offioe In National Bank building.
: OKKUON