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NOTES AND COMMENT.
The Dispatch, a Portland news
paper which has been "dispatched"
several times hi its existence, to be
resurrected again by Tony Noltner,
publishes editorially in a recent
issue an article in which Hon
Henry Blackman, Congressman
iUlia ana tne fattersons are
strangely mixed. Some people re
peat untruths so often that they,
themselveB, are convinced that they
are stating facts. The Dispatch
is one of those kind of newspapers.
Everybody knows that Congress
man Ellis is too straight a repub
lican to vote outside of his party
ranks, though his friendships are
strong and numberless outside of
the republican party.
The St. Helens Mist strikes the
keynote when it observes that the
editorial utterances of a certain
newspaper not a thousand miles
from Ueppner, and not more than
two thousand miles from Pendle
ton, are not worth noticing, and
carry no weight in the community
where the paper is published, much
less away from home. A man
whose soul is as small as a peanut
never has the respect of anyone.
HON. GEORGE L. FLETCHER.
Let Busy Men and Women Read How Paine's
Celery Compound Made Him Well.
Irresolution frames a thousand
horrors. J. Martyn. This is re
mindful of the fact that Ileppner
has had a certain population who,
while deprecating everything done
for the good of the town, fail
through lack of energy and resolu
tion to do anything thomaolves. In
their imagination everything was
going to perdition at a rapid rate.
Borne ot these moBt of them
are well meaning, but they get
"scared to death" nt trifles. Those
who work with a will liavo faith,
and faith and hard work bring
Buccess. Everyone that vinita Ih'pp
uer Bays that it is the best little
town in the country.
Urothrr ("radlobaugh, in the
TimcH-Mountainrcr, refutes the
Htatcmoiit that in going tin rounds
of th press that ft young gentle
mau of his city had been HiroHtotl
for Musing one of 1 he Dalb s girls
Against her will. Tim Miitt'ineiit
bchiilcH lining fiiW, in rt grows and
inauciouH Kiauuor on l no limit's
girls. Urol her ('. then goos on n
Bomo length t allow what he
knows alxuit k inning in genera)
which, to the mind of tho writer is
BulViciently convincing that there
linn been n deal of oscillatory work
dono outside of the ntnto of Neva
da, and that our dear brother o
th prena has had a hand in it
Jai as and IIumm nrr lialiht to
have n tilt over i'orea yet
l'oi;nr.TT anuouiuvs that hi il
giv up pugiliftiu in (ho t ear future.
a
dOMI OIM IMiH It ft I . I . "IIHK'tHt.
mt man in any oinnninily i the
lin lacked Iiunlnunl away from
llOllll',"
l'lmf. ArutH, who w tried for
puiiifhiiig a ri frnet.try pupil will
a raahi 1 in tin St..hiii ai'hool
I'orllaiid, m acquittal.
As ALAfU I railroad h eeu
urnl for $ lft.lttKi iUtiiane I., ran
ont f id conductors kted a a
tiger against her will, S.i.-li
kia waa hardly fan. -St. Jt.a..jh
Herald.
Is A l.itig winde.l arlieh itt It
Tacifie Christian Adtocat. II, K
Hinra asks, "Wht aiti-l Orfc..ri '
Iloatirk did it-by u tlinjj out
thaatata. Ak H'Uifthtiijj fay.
FaUia StaUaraan
Now it tbfl tint t lat whthr
lh Mount d.cttiu" lia "tiy
tn aland on
TWi RACES.
CoatiDard Tw Days Beyoad the Rrgular
Program, Sondsy aod Hoodsy -Jobs
Did Not Go.
The races ooDlioaeJ good to the end
ot the program, and tbe association
bavin some money left gave two races
eaob oo 8uuday arid Mondt.y. The traok
was in floe oonditioo arid weather per
fect throughout.
The summary of races is ts follows:
Friday opened with a one -fourth mile
bicycle raoe, heats best two in three.
Entries, Geo. Noble, Jr., Frank Natter
aod Homer Harrington. . First heat,
tlarriogton wdd, Natter seoond; seoond
heat, Natter first, Noble sroond; third
heat, Natter first, Noble second. Natter
won the race, Harriott. d becuiid
The five-eightbs tiubh was exciting.
Two or three accidents oueurred before
tbe horses oouid ha gntteD off. Andy
Allen was kicked by Orcoker Jaok aod
severely bruised and Manny Smith was
knooked off of Terressia by ranoiug
against Hermann end laid rp for the
rest ot the day.
Tbe entries in the abive raoe were
Coxy, Tampa, Terreasia, Cracker Jaok
and Hermann. Tampa woo, Ooxy
second; time 1:03. Matuala paid $2 25
The entries in tbe half mile special
saddle horse race were Rooky, Silver.
Annie J., Milkwagou Dick, Chester and
Leslie. Cheater won, Rooky second;
time 0:54. Mutaals paid S3 .50.
Saturday's races were as follows:
Quarter-mile dash, 0:25 olass Skip
per, by Donnelly & Davis; Susie, by
Smith Bros ; Hot Stuff, by Boyntonj
Jubilum, by F. Patton; Dutob, by Sper
ry, entered. Duich won, Skipper second ;
time 0:23. In this raoe Jubilum, Skip
per and Hot Staff sold in tbe pools at
even money, with Susie and Dutch in tbe
field. Mutuals paid 10 for 1.
1000-yrrd dash The entries were:
Terressia, by Aiken; Lady Opal, by
Swaggart; Selam, by Ross; Chester, by
Hatt. Selam won, Chester seoond; time,
1:00. This was a olosely contested
raoe. Mutuals paid 12 25.
Sunday's oontests were a 300 yard
rase and a half mile consolation.
Three hundred yard entries, Pin Ear
Black PriDce, Steamboat Bill end Paddy
Ryan. Paddy won, but it was plain
tbat tbe thing was a job aod that Paddy
was tbe glow horse. The judges de
clared the nice a swindle, changed riders
aod bad tbe raoe run over. Steamboat
Bill woo, Prioce and Pin Ear tied for
the seoond plaoe; time, 0:15'i. Mutuals
paid 84 50.
germ -life
The doctors tell us, now-a-days, that disease germs
are everywhere ; in the air, in the water, in our food,
clothes, money ; that they get into our bodies, live
there, thrive and grow, if they find anything to thrive on.
Consumption is the destruction of lung-tissue by
germs where the lung is too weak to conquer them.
The remedy is strength vital force.
Scott's Emulsion, with hypophosphites, means the
adjustment of lung strength to overcome germ-life.
It is fighting the germ with the odds in our favor.
These tiny little drops of fat-food make their way
into the system and re-fresh and re-invigorate it.
Whether you succeed with it or not depends on how
good a start the germs had, and how carefully; you can
live. The shortest way to health is the patient one.
The gain is often slow.
so centa and $1.00 SCOTT & BOWNE, chemut.. ' New York
Is the Place for Fresh Groceries, Cheap for
Cash Only.
FRESH BREAD, CAKES AND PIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
It was John Adams who described Lis
wording days as follows:
Seven hours to sleep,
To I.aw'1 arrat tuly iSTon,
Ten to I lie world allot,
And all to Heaven.
Few busy men in these days apportion
their days so wisely.
These are the periods of intense mental
and bodily strain that raok the nervous
system and "age" mau long before their
time. Repeated headaoties, an oppreHS
ed feeling at the bark of the neck,
troubled sleep, and Iom of strength show
that the nervous system is on the road
to prostration.
For busy men threatened with failure
of nerve force, able physicians all over
the oountry are today prescribing l'aine's
celery compound. It never fails to bring
back vigor lo the shattered nerves and
to restore lical'li to the disordered sys
tem. Attacks of melHiu holia, hysteria,
lespondnncy, pervons dyspepsia aud
heart trouble, unfailingly ytt-M to this
greatest of all nerve regulators and blond
purifiers.
Tbe languor tbat comes after too pro
longed, Or too hard work, Is a aure sign
that the nervous system is badly in Deed
of nourishment nourishment appro
priate for building op the exhausted
uervous tissues, and for this reason iu
tbe household of Lard-worked men all
over this coontry I'alou's celery com
pound is nsed as a nerve regulator and
invigorator.
It does away with the languor of ill
health and brings back strength and
bodily vigor. It refreshes tbe blood and
cures uervous weakness in itt many
forms by radioally feeding every worn
out part and supplying it with tretb
material f t new, strong nerves.
l'aine's celery compound drives out
thai aces of the liver, kllucys, the Mood
and the stomach. It has proved in
thousands if c ties a rapid an.l perma
nent cure fr obstinate couetipation,
salt rheum, ersema and rt. uraitism. It
cures every form of aei.itni M, and as a
COI1SI ijiienrw replace di predion and low
Spirits with the, assurance of rt turning
health.
lion. George Lowell Fletober, one of
Vermont's ablest lawy era, who bas twice
been the democrat io nominee for ooogress
from tbe 2d congressional diatriot io
tbat state ot political beavy weights
writing to Welts, Hiohsrdson A Co., from
bis home io Chester, says:
"Some time ago (four years) I was
sick with a difficulty which became
ohrooio at intervals of about three weeks.
I would be confined to my bed about
four days. My difficulty waa iofiam
ination ot tbe kidneys; or rather, the
pipes and ducts became inflamed aod
painful. I procured Paioa's celery com
punud, and for three and ona-balt years
I have been relieved and eared ot this
difficulty. I have reoum mends 1 it to
others, hot bave oeglected writing yoo
concerning my oase uttil now, tbungb I
had long intended to. You are at liber
ty to make nse of Ibis if yon desire,"
This is hnl one of thnneaods of sorb
testimonials from pple who bav been
cored by the wonderful remedy that
makes people well.
YOU SHOULD PEPE
For a "big feed" when you come to
Heppner and stop at the
CITY ! HOTEL
Popular Prices ! Comfortable Rooms !
Mrs. Tom Bradley Prop.
it;-:v Do You Want a Rig: ?
i?T VtS- vvani a riace 10
rut up Your learn :
Are You in Need of a Saddle
Horse ?
The entries in the consolation wore All these can be procured at Thompson & Binns, Lower Main Street,
Terreasia, Rubberneck and Jobiluin.
Jubilum won in 0:51, Rubberneck
seoond. No mutuals were sold on tbis
raoe, though auctions were lively.
Yesterday concluded the meeting. It
waa as follows:
Ooe-balf mile handicap entries, Gray
Dick, 115 pounds; Pin Ear, 115 pounds;
Alder, 124 pounds, Hularu, 108 pounds;
Opal, 100 pounds. Alder oame in first,
Qray Diok second, but five pounda ot
weight having been stolen ofl of Alder,
tbe fraud being deteoted in tbe endeavor
to get it back to the rider before he got
to tbe soales, gave Dick first plaoe. Fin
Ear seoond. Time, 0:54 W. Mutuals
paid 1375.
bklpper, Dutch and Faddy ran a matoh
raoe for a total of 830, 400 yard-s Paddy
winning in 0:20 I S. Mutuals paid f3 50.
Tbe half mile bardie was contested by
Hermann, Alder and Craoker Jaok, iler
mano winning io 1:04.
Ibis closed seven days raolng in
wbieb all were given an equal ahow. It
is likely that tbe Ueppner track will
become a branch of the Northwest Itao-
ing Astneiatton and bold spring meet
trig onder the ausploea ot said aasooia
tioo.
Heppner, Oregon.
Then rentlemen are well acmialnted with Grant, Harney, Crook. GlllUra and other counties.
and caii save money and time In making these sections with traveling men.
Prices in keeping with the times.
Thompson & Bnsnsrs.
JL
THE
Palace Hotel
C. S. VAN DCYN, Proprietor.
I have taken full control of this
popular house, and will make it
strictly first class.
MEALS, 25 CTS.
BEDS, 25 CTS.
Free Baths and free 'Bus for all Guests.
KX-GOYEIISOU rESXOVKn Pay liO
wilt not Htiirt hi nliing! mill till
after "Clovelainlinm" in lurii'l
umlor an avnlaiiche of roton. Tho
olt! rx-govprtmr evidently j-n fora
republipaniaiii t Clevclaud de
mocracy. Han l'ntvi isco iroM)rto to put
in a bid fr tlm republican nation
nl convention. Tln thro creat
hPwapapcr, tin Call, Chronicle
ami LlAtniner put tip a combined
aura of $r..VH It will rnptire
$100,000 to take, enre of tho politi
cian. Joiix I Ham, the linker City
attorney, ntuioiituva hiiusolf n rnu
ilnlnte for coire. John has
probably l-een I'liilxihleiieil to thus
preaa hi claim by the vitioti
taken by the I'cthlh'ton republican
orn gaiiit ltreastnan 1 ill i
Milton r.Kle
TA riw il) k'o Ijrl and I.a lv
PouUs rretv a acetie on ft Pico
Height, !- Angele. ear over the
refusal of hrl iKiuJasa to tie up
hi wife's shoe. She aclde.l bi:i;
ao hard that the rhvtric rurrrtit
ab'ppe.1. Thi t what n ftchance
ay a. The CarMta In it own
lying.
There N n lstira or tspt
es ff priiis ' liTr ef kidnsts
ar nsksslthy. Th-v ' weak, ao k
an t Irritable, an. Os l it htirtrnm ti
rf trot wok ot an km t Abl !
it.! is a trort-ah ltstm wiih Ir
i. II. alolsn s l,lr and Rilney lUlm
rtus rm.tf is i".'i-l tn (
tf iii.tr l..rd I turn '" isvJieal iir.tiiea a ntj-ni
mpntate.1, let the people kr0 it, I i t.s i lir It i-n Atn
I ... ..t . Ii I it tmt in ' la'l futi.l-ll 'is. ! leItti a'.
nd theaariJ.Httho .It 1 it fat to , ,hw(., ip4,)(
rrHc Ietvr-Oca. 'frfew fl.w r ',
tlllOU Mdtll'hllOM.
rrom The Dslles Chronlrle.
Congressman Kill will arrive In Tbe
Pitlli-a tomorrow morning from Ib-ppner
and spend the dity iu Ibis City. 1'lns
ill be tbe laat ipportunity Mr. Lllis
will have of meeting his conslitnetiia, as
be leaves almost irumedisM) fur WmIi
inglon to brgin bis congreMiins Ulxirs.
There ar tirsl qaelliia of viinl im
portance to the (MHipla ( Ks'lrro On ii"0
c.'iiivrtiing l, it'll It wonld t well 1 1
roiisult informally with Mr. K.1U Tlie
neeiHSI'f of kthttieg S'lfel'turo to
lurs Iheir (looks In the aertlotxruej .Ue-s
la piia t tticra aJ Ih matter i t river
iiii(rovriu"nts anolhsr. If amtugol
buoorsa nin an t riiii -ns po .l I
mllr. and Mr. Kllis tntile l Id I If-M
them on ttie lo if Isnt n ir.li ni., it
ou'.l I l 'Hi a
and a deserved oouiphmeot lo uur oon
grensrnan
E.IOor i. L M tulgotnary, of Marshall,
III, lfernorrst, stale that tor maey
years be snffi-red tiuiold agooy from
dse sia. At last Ii bagas to tak
Apei'a Hursspanlla, and by lha tin b
lined sis botUi be was aa well as ever
t'urra iitkera, will rare yon.
Mlows A rU'rivner, tbe blacksisitha,
Itoraoaliiwr an I wmJ Imtubers, at the
fl.l llmin sUod. Mam street, llapuoer.
Call 01 the bnra.
Karaira'S Aralea (Uls
Tb tiesl aalva in Ibe worl.l for fata,
IUiiim, Horea, t'lrora. Halt Ithenm,
rVvcr Norea, I'rller. t'bapi Hands.
I'liilhlsins, Otrna. and all akit) eropltous
and MMitvely rarva I'iIm, or to pay
rroiifs-l. t la gnnle. tt iv
tcl saltafselNHi or mpev refonjed.
r'l'iw V ornla ter U'l. Vnr bl
benrllt our .MpU' ". W. Af, Jr.
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icp hi (lii'cn kay
HELLS j- Hill!
To ftrry (yrimn rnavii ; a rh purrha of 2o cett e wilt pt
rni.ii tu li I hih rntil'ioa II, h.'l l-r to au cjual aho io the ttaml
prire, Ibe er"0 te i v t n c the bic)cle can rtchang for other gKaU
of aame valu
s r'f r'e'a H" 1 Ii !" ( t ! cmt In tl'ti n tra.
.ti,i unrMi ram's. . r"i. '' i..f kki S,ii tMim.. rn-
lum 1 mix !. s-l I if. a-l ... r-i ik m(i f si j UmtU eMSIf aM
li ! i...Vi 1 -i ,K..cil ii 1 ( .1 4 Ut4 In t frwn
U - i S rr S 'f 4U lnl ! f:- H iil"n o ll Pt. Mraaott
OUR PRICES ARE LOW!
Wells & Warren,
llh.ssistl.nl Haas Ulul
When there is Iselio acid in the blond.
I.iuiments and lotions will b of aa per-
miuenl benefit. Aetireeaa b aooro-
plihed only by tieutraliiiog tbla arid
aod for Una purpose Hood's farsapanlla
la tbe beat medicine because Hood's I
Ssrsspsrllla ia lb only trne blood part
ner promiueoiiy 10 lbs pab'lo eye.
Hood's rills act easily, yet promptly
and effectively, oo the liver and bowels.
iO oeola.
feanr-i ED.
vy J ;oo
1--r3-l. dru!"'''"
DAY
:WILL HAVE:
Head
FINE
for tlo.
Ten share ot stork io the National
noi of Heppner. Aldres Hit bard T.
CoI. Receiver, Arliogtoo. Oregon, tltlf.
I . 1
Treasurers Notice.
VOTtfR I lirttrHY .IVrl TIUT ALL
l H.itrnw rmini aerrania rriirtr.l rlir
InsM Im lailliis Mv 1 lM lll t rl't on
pwniailiia si Hi Imuki ioiTlre. lulrrrX
trti s aiil tilt Asia ut IMS notir.
fKAMi I.IUJAV.
Trttirr ol U irn.w nuntf.
iHlol. Ilppif. yt"n. OrL it.
Spanish Merino Bucks
for ftxras AT
Wm. Dutton's Ranch, one and one-half miles
Below Heppner, on Oct. 1st, 1895.
WM. DUTTON, Agent.
UriKH I.IHT.
Iiuras adxthiisku
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TIIUNDKH . LIQIITNINO
"There is a tide in tie affairi of men
That, if taken at its flood, lewis on to fortune."
The flood i here and so i
GILLIAM & BISBKIS
With fall lice ot
IlftnKvnro. Tinwutt OhmHwmv, Crookorr. Wood
run. v lliowwart', tjotlnr Tubi nt Jkdrock l'rlcosi.
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING CANG HOWS!
Ttr rua sa tit ht
Tb'T rvaafia tMalhl.
Tb only Liclaaive Hardware 8tor l-i te..o The Dalle and Perdletoa
GILLIAM fc J3ISBiD!
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DHL IIUIS.
Plenty of them at tho
Gazette Offico. . . .