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Impure Blood
Rheumatism, Kidney Troubles and
Sick Headache the Results-Doc
tored for Years Without Relief.
" My blood was out of order, and I be
(ran taking Hood's SarsapariUa. It has
purified my blood and relieved me of
rheumatism, kidney trouble and sick
headaches. I have been afflicted with
these difficulties for years. I am now able
to do a good day's work. Rheumatism has
troubled me since I was a child, but I am
now entirely well." Miss Phkobb Bai
ley, Box 446, Pasadena, California.
" I have suffered from the effects of Im
pure blood, boils, pimples, etc., for five
years. I have tried various remedies with
out relief and finally purchased six bot
tles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. The boils
and pimples have all disappeared since I
began taking this medicine. I am now
entirely cured." Louis Thomas, 1412
11th Street, Oakland, California.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purl,
tier. All druggists. (1, six for 5. Get Hood's.
Hood's Pills Kraeb&r
raivoLous fbuolities.
Take Notice.
1. The ram of live cents per line will be
charged for "cards of thanks," "resolutions of
respect," lists of wedding presents and donors,
and obituary notices, (other than those the edit
or shall himself give as a matter of news,) and
notices of special meetings for whatever purpose.
2. Notices of church and society and all other
entertainments from which revenue Is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of five
cents a line. These rules will be strictly adher
ei to in every Instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and madu known
upon application.
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
A Few Hard Facts Here aid There From
Sport's Mote Book
It may be somewhat mysterious to
some why Jas. Teager bonght a ticket
each for a woman and himself, down at
the depot the other evening, and then
left on the same train with the lady.
Bat it oso all be explained. Either
Fred Bartholomew or Mr. Yeager can
tell the faots ia the ease. Don't slander
a good man till yon know the faots.
The town onnoil have fixed np the
oows ana toe dogs, and they are won
dering what kind ot a kiok Sport will
dig np next. The oounoil did the band
some thing by reduoing the dog tax
down to a dollar, bnt they forgot to
resolute" so that Sport would have a
dead shot on getting the dollar.
The Qezette distinguished itself by
getting into Judge Riohardsoo'e clntoh-
es the other day. This part of the shop
being a new offender before his honor,
he was let of with the "usual,"
The races nt Anaoonda were as follows:
On the 19th, Bed S. took second
money in the three furlongs, Harry N.
ooming out first in 0:35, Butler third.
The Oregon runners up at Anaoonda
seem still to have their share ot bad
lack.
Sport's friends who have been de
pending npon the Oregonian for race
news from Montana all agree that they
are putting faith in a weak sfster. The
Oregonian is too poor to pay for news.
The water people were a little "shy"
on aqua Wednesday evening. The big
gest "roaring" about it oame from peo
ple who were never known to use water.
Now that the great political campaign
is over and the winter season again with
us, all will want an adequate supply of
fresh and varied reading matter . for the
long evenings. Cognizant of this the
Gazette has made clnbbiog arrangements
with a number of periodicals and now
offers the following to all new and renew
al subscribers:
The GAZETTE 12.50 and Club Rate
Weekly Oregonian, (1.50 : 13.60
" B. F. Examiner, 11.50 8.75
" N. Y. Tribune, 11.00 8.00
" Inter-Ocean, 11.00 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, $1.50 8.75
Thrlce-a-Week N. Y. World, U.00 8.85
Webfoot Planter, 50c 2.50
Leslie's Weekly, M OO 5.00
HSTB. EPISC. CBUKOH.
SERVICES.
Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school
10 a. m. CIb'W No. 1 and i at 12:10 p. m.
Kp worth League Devotional meeting at 7 p. m.
rraer meeting, inurwiay, Bp. m.
'"The Spirit and the bri ' say. Coma."
The pastor may be found at the parsonage ad
joining tne otiuroh, wnere be will be glad to
meet any w o may dmira to oonsnlt him on
ralinoQs, social, oivio, philoaoptuo, educational,
or any other subjects.
J. W. FLEHHER. Minister.
Here and There.
See Maria for sky-bloa with trim
mings. 58. tt
Conser k Brock's for the "Never Fail"
headache wafer. tf,
For a nobby suit of cjotbes go to the
New Tork taller. ' 68lf
Frank Sloan was over from Bolter
oreek Taetday last.
Milk from single oows for babiea at
the Shorthorn dairy. 58tf
Ranous ia still on the tnrf doing a lit
tie oarpenter basinets, tf
tleppner Outfitting Go., in the old
Herreo stand, tea adv. a
Submit your plans to Baooas before
giving ont jour oontraot. tf
Won. Allen sod bis son, John, are over
from tna Jobn Lay with wool.
Mike Marshal was in from tbs monnt
alns Wednesday for sopplies.
D. O. Browning and too were in from
Long Creek last week with wool.
Wm. Drtskell is serioosly ill at lbs
boms ot T. W. Ayera io Heppner.
Dan Morrow sod Vaa Hioton came in
yesterday from Long Crack with wool.
Born To the wife of Johnny Waddle,
oo Batter creek, oo the 15th lost, a girl
Statement for tba Famoos Simple
Aooonnt Fit printed at tba Gaialta of
floe. If.
Andrew Tillard la back from SompUr
and Bonnie. Ua thinks tbeaa ara lively
amp.
Mrs, J. J. Roberta ia attending tba
Degree of Honor grand lodge down at
Portland.
Born-Oo Eight Mile, oo tba 21st
ioai, to tba of wife Ed C Asbbaogh.a 9
pound boy.
Ed Payne came la yastarday from
Hemiltoa wijh bit mother, Mr. Leal
Greenwood.
Tba Hop Oold kag bar al lha Wsl-
eoma. Oo la, jeo thirsty deoiitae, and
aea tba boys. If
Rav. Father Brlodv. of Ondoo, win
bold service ia tba Catholic aboreb ia
Deppoar oo Monday, Jaly 26 tba last
Sunday la Jaly. 62-21
Cbea. Jonee and ano, Orvilla, ara tonr
log Gilliam and Oraot Manilas oo aa
advertisiag scheme.
Mia Uolmae. aaolbet of Mr. McKaal
epeel a fa day last aaek apatlba
H r reach, oa Willow a rack.
Hiak Mattbeae retoraad Wadoaaday
from Lla viail lo Bamptar and Bourse.
Bisk la wall aleaaad with bte trip.
Best aoonmoiodatlc) aad aoartanae
trtetiaaal altaatoperial Hotel. Seventh
aad Ween. Die., Portland, Orgna.
Mrs. II. Blarkiaas aa4 anaa, Depp
aad AM, bava raloroad from Portland
aad a visit lo tba eed sal aa coast.
J. A. Petterewa aad bis mm. IWaeia,
are down I aataris. W. II. srseie
pulling tba throttle darieg "Pat'a"
aheeaca.
TbuM wan iel' (a bailJ tboold ao!
turgma Ibal C. E. Rtson, tba f
araewr, at rady la ake ttaateal
aay lima.
(V-. feUrkw-JI' la7 ptekla and
aa4 t'xxte. r4i4 prirea, Orarg
Fraat, rpp. City Met, Car. Mala a4
Willow street. M l'
CELERY KOLA
GIVES REST AND SLEEP
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A True Nerve
Tonic and Blood Purifier
Restores Vitality, Renews Strength, Cleanses and Enriches the Blood,
Regulates the Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
NEW DISCOVERY; BEST CELERY PREPARATION ON EARTH.
AN E HAD ONIvY AT'
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Bl-Oot 18
Boins Eastern Visitors.
Messrs. J. H. Sohenok and J. Patter
son Wheeler, of Dresden and Pen Tan,
Y., respectively, arrived here on
last Wednesday morning, via San Fran
cisco and Portland, and will remain sev
eral days when they will begin the jour
ney homeward, going on the Great
Northern to St. Paul, then oo to Obi
oago and Indianapolis, where they will
stop a brief period in eaoh plaoe to visit
relatives and friends. Mr. Wheeler is a
ooosin ot the Patterson brothers and
Mr. Sohenok is his friend and traveliog
companion. Before leaving tor the East
both will visit Long Oreek. Both are
well pleased with their Western trip,
and particularly with what they have
seen in Oregon.
Peaobes, watermelons and all traits
of the season arriving daily at Ibe
Orange Front. 61-tf
Oeo. Barker is reported aa being ill
with pneamonia op at Sampler. The
Gi zette hopes that be will speedily
reoover.
II is said that tba planet, Venns, eao
be discerned with the naked rye daring
the daytime high op in the southwest
portion of the beavena.
W. O. Bill and Bill 1 ieroe were In
from Gooseberry yesterday. William
exhibited aome very fine samples of
wheat grown in bis section.
Tbs air was (all of .'hoppers yesterday,
bigb op In the sky, flying southward,
perhaps to lha mountains. Tbia re
minds aome former resident ot Kanae
of "ye olden tyme."
Tba little son of C. Leyda fell off tba
fenoe near bis borne below towo recent
ly, and fractured both bones of Ins
ngbt foresrm near tba wrist. Dr. Mo
Swords redaoed the break.
A Chinese miner was badly bar! on
Big oreek by a oeve-ia yeaterday. A
message waa tent via Heppner lo sum
mon Dr. Kam Wab Chang, of Baker
City, to attend tba sufferer.
It ia believed by a large portion ot
tba resident of Berne, Switzerland, that
tba preea notiora of eoicidee cause ao
epidemic of self-murder; therefore a
oonoarted effort baa beeo made to sup
press snob announcements.
Fossil Journal: One of Chas. Hilton's
bands of sheep, in obarge of Oeo. Caven
ot Fossil, was shot into on the nights of
July 2nd and 3rd, near the head of
Kahler Basin. On the night ot tbe 2ud
tba berder'a cabin waa surrounded and
25 pistol shots fired into the band, kill
ing one sheep. On tbe night of the 3rd
the misoreants returned and again shot
into the band, killing fonr sheep. On
this night tbe berder stepped outside,
part ot tbe gang surrounded him while
the others did the shooting. Neil day
Qeorge pulled ont of there with tbs
sheep, aa be didn't think the olimate
quite suited him. Qeorge threw np bis
job, and a new berder, a Frenchman,
was sent back to Kabler Basin with tba
sheep. There is bad blood between tbe
oattlemen and farmers ot that looaltty
and tbe sheepmen ot Gilliam and Mor
row oonnties who take their abeep onto
government land in that section tor
summer range, and it is not nnlikely
that human blood will be spilt ere a stop
be pat to these dastardly outrages.
The Winner
of one of those $ 100 prizes got
her yellow tickets in this way:
I. By using the tea herself.
a. By asking some friends
who use the tea to give her
their tickets.
3. By inducing some friends
to try the tea and give her their
tickets.
One of her friends kept
boarding house, and sent her
lots of tickets.
Haven't you some friend
who keep a boarding house or
a restaurs nt, or who has in
nuence in some nospitai or
other public institution ? They
need good tea there.
Rule of cnnM In Urj;a advertUcmeni
about lint iiisa nuii.iie 14 ilk nmth, a a
Mr. Wilcor, of Eagl valley, Oregon,
tnUeed oaa of bia eowa a few day a ago,
aad what be finally foood bar, ba dia-
eovered that aha bad adopted a yoang
faaa, aad waa taking prop ear at II
A fw days later aba gave birth to a
at', and aew tba rlf aad fso receive
tli m 01 bar I v altewtin.
Make Hiai fee Yvaag
' "For ana lima I ofTrd wtib great
ko and waa anl abla lo walk.
eenid no! Wp nights and did anl bava
aa stpetiu. 0a day a frlaad ad-
vld as lo lata llond's Paraaparilla aad
I did ao. Aftar laklag gvt fettil aay
kaalUi waa woadertally Improved.
Oood'e farMOarilla baa made laa tea!
vff agala." II. Kate. 1 TW
Way, fWaitla, Waaa.
Ifood'e Pill ara eaaf lo lake. 2-Xa
Mr. St. Jobn, who lives on tbe Qeo.
A. Dorria farm near Springfield, has a
couple of freaks in tbe fowl line, says tbe
Eugene Register. One is a yonng tur
key, now nearly half grown, which has
only one wing. It can'l help it tor it
was born that way, there being no sign
of a wing 00 one side of its body. In all
other respects it is a perfectly sound,
healthy and well developed turkey. The
other freak is a Mongolian pheasant
about six weeks old running with a
yonug brood of turkeys of about tbe
same sue. Whether tbe mother pheasant
laid her egg in tbe turkey's nest and the
pheasant was hatched by the mother
turkey, or whether it took np its abode
in tbe turkey family after starting Id
lite, is nol known, bat it now runs with
the young turkeys oontioaally and
comes np to roost with Ibem every even
ing, and it probably doesn't know
whether it is a torker or a pheasant.
The people of a Washington town,
says the Times-Mountaineer, are red
headed over what tbey drim was a
bunoo game set op for tbeir humiliation
by the ladies ot a church fair. The la
dies advertised far and wide that they
would appear in bloomers at tbe fair.
The entire population tamed out and
paid their entrance fee and found that
"bloomers" worn by the ladies were only
tbe flowers of the gardens and fleldo.
A weed known as tba "goat weed," ia
gaining great headway in several local
ities io the oonnty, and partioulnrly
aasl of Cobarg and in tba Pleasant Hill
country, says tba Eugene Register. Io
loeie looeiitiee tbe bills and nelda are
covered with it, aod aa it is now in
blo.im it appears to ba in the msjirity
io tbe way ot vegetation. Tba plant
grows from ons to two feet bigb and baa
a yellow bloom. It ia said no stook
will eat it, and il soon destroy the grass
In a paslore wben oooe it gets a good
start. Tbe presenoe of tbe weed has
been known for a 0 amber of years, as
ll baa been plentiful enough to attraot
general notice. Smtll palobea ot tbe
weed oao ba seen in other places than '
those mentioned, and doobtlesa in a few
years It will ba apread over Iba entire
oonnty.
A Nrw Gaeie Law.
A much abased editor of a weekly
paper published in Obio, baa drafted tba
following game law: Book agents may
ba killed from September 1 to October 1;
spring poets, March 1 to July 1; scandal
mongers, aoy time; wbalea, August 1 to
January 1 ; tba man who never paya bia
sobeoriptioa, a wall aa tba antiquarian,
two-peony banneee man, wbo tbinka II
doean't pay lo advertise, may ba killed
from January 1 to December 81, without
reoooree or any relief from valuation or
appraisement law.
Something to Knew.
II may ba worth something to know
tbsl tba vary baat medicine for restoring
Ibal tired oot aervoos system to a beeltby
vigor if Eleetrla Bitter. Tbia medicine
ia purely vegetable, acta by giving tone
to lha nerve orntree la Iba atoaacb.
gently etimalates tba Liver and Kid nay a
and aida thees orgaoa la tbrowlog off
impuritiea la tba blood. Electric Bitter a
Improves Iba appetite, aids digaatloo, and
la prooooBoed by tboaa wbo bava triad
it aa tbs very beat blood pari liar and
oerve looia. Try It. Bold for 60c or IL-
00 par bottl at Cooeer k Brock's drag
tor.
NOTICE.
ALL HEPPSEE JITT WAfcB4T B'.O
UUffd on ot Man A urit 12n4. 1S,
will be p14 on prtMsAMtam i to tr W
nrer't oRIra laumn. mm vunui :U
ceue from 1am iA lata mrta.
L. W.
Htuuer CWj Iiwjum.
Dated July 23, 107.
Notice to the Public.
Jong You, of the Dalles, has bought
oat tbe Wing Lee laundry on Court
street. All obligations ot Wing Lee
will be settled by Wing. Jong Yon will
continue tbe laundry business al tbe
same old stand and soliolta tbe patron
age of tbe Heppner people. Everything
done in first olass shape.
Jono You,
Heppner, Or.
Dated, Heppner, Or., July 19, 1897.
63-64
Get yoar clothes made by the New
Tork tailor. He oarrie a fine selection
iA foreign and domestio woolens. Can
fit yoo op in tba latest styles. 58tt
Eastern Oregon
State Normal School,
Weston, Oregon.
ONLY STATE SCHOOL IN
EASTERN OREGON
Located on the O. R. k N. Railway
midway between Pendleton and
Walla Walla. Stndenta admitted al
all times ol lbs year.
First-Class Training School for Teachers.
Vocal and Instrumental Music taught
by eompetent iostrnctors. A gradn
ata ot tba Boston Conservatory baa
obarge ot tba instrumental department.
IM10 IvficlleM' Oocirclliit: IIcill
Is thoroughly f qui oped and offer ex
cellent aroommodationa al reasonable
ratea. Send for catalogue.
Addaeea M. G. ROYAL, Praaldant of Faculty ar P. A. WORTHING.
TON, Seoretary Board of Regenta, Weaton, Ora.
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY !
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
B
DT YOU DO WANT LOW PRICES
groceries and supplies ; yon want sub
stantial gents' furnishings. Yoo oan find
what you want at T. R. Howard's. .
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED!
IT. IKE. Howard
Main Street, Heppner, Oregon.
THE Ml OF BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of
HOP GOBB
And now tlie entire world
h nows this vertect vrodtwl
As the otar lirewery beer
On draught at
all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Washlngten St., Portland, Or.
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NOTICE!
TO BI6Y6LISTS,
SHOPPERS, ETC.
SI
Heppner Outfitting Co.
Cull 011.
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HYPNOTIZE THC SHAVERS.
laWf lUalr StNaa Morrca a4 Will
"Wd yon arr know," aaid a Ninth
trwt lrbrr to a Philadelphia tocord
Mian, "that certain turn whorome Into
thla abop to b shaved tirrt a queer
hypnotic Influence oer ona or Dtor of
the barbers? It's a fact. Kow, there's
a man 01 rr there at the best chair bnt
one. He riuean't look Ilka a aervoua
Mlow, doe bT .No! Well, ba laa'l
nerroua aa a rule, but there' a certain
man alKjiiHown hose ery appear
anw In tbe lmrwsy seta that tnaa hir
eling like a man ia a fit Ha could no
mora ahaa that particular customer
tbaa fly. Aaotbar man who tr4 to
work la tbia abop a roupu of year ago
waa similarly aftaeted. but to a ffreatar
degree, by a prominent busineM man,
a Nr. IJ . Whenever Mr. It rauie
Into the abop the barbar would grow
deathly pl aod qui'cr spaamodlrally.
It frequently compelled biro to knock
off work tut a wbola day, and finally tba
boa bad to dlacbargw him. t art!
llera'a another funny tblBj. Uid yow
aver know that tba a ears; barber
bates nothing ao dik b aa to baa to
abaa a maa'a opper UpT Idoa'tknow
wh It Is. I j I I feel that way myself.
I'd rather low a day's pay tbaa baa
off a men a tcaatacU. and ba a
avKXh-fkocd beacons Into this Up
)o ou; b.t imiiJ4 way aatb of u
aol4ir' arxl "m.mjijr' arowixl, w
aa u kory Jtita trvia gtUitg la trey
la fact, any paraon, or persona, reeidiag wit bio
the elty limit, or twenty limits, wbo shall ba
eaagbt riding, or walking, by tba ! ot
t MINOR & CO. I
1 nil
I ALL
Witboalatnpplna at tba above aoaotiooed atora
will ba aotiOed by Iba City Marshal Ibat tba
oaly plaaa lo tleppner yoo can boy
la at tba Rura of MISOn CO. Oar aotira
Ilea maat go lo taaka rHia fur fall stork ,
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MINOR
HEPPNER, OREGON.
FRED. BARTHOLOMEW
At this popular stand and get roods at hall
.t 11
the old prices. Pact.
FllAOTv Mcli'ARLAND, Mgr.
IF YOU WANT
FRUIT JA11S
IGE CREAM FREEZERS
Cigsre, ayropa, btnreat glovea, or Oetrlab feat hoc
dollars; alao aoma olbvr thing, don't forgtt to
sail oa
O. Ti?iiOAirsoi oo.,
HEPrNCR'S HEAVIEST IMf0ITERS.
You con Wogcr Your Sox that You
are Always at Home ot ....
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THE
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BEST WET GOODS in tho MARKET.
Tbey try to at all. fie a elub rooms la eoaaectioa.
row aurvrvvio. prop
Tho GAZETTE, $2,50 A Yoar for CASH.