at
Marvelous. Effects
System Broken Down and Hope Al
most Abandoned - Health Re
stored by Hood's Sareaparilla.
' For fifteen year I have suffered with
catarrh and indigestion and my whole
system waa broken down. I had almost
abandoned any hope of recovery. I pur
chased six bottles of Hood's Barsaparilla
and Its effects have been marvelous. It
has made me feel like a new man. I am
able to sleep well, have a good appetite,
and I have gained Beveral pounds in
weight." Jambs Wilder, Oroville, Wash.
" I had a scrofula swelling on one side
ol my neck and ulcerated sores In my
nostrils, caused by catarrh. I also had
small, itching sores on my limbs. I
bought three bottles of Hood's Sareapa
rilla and began taking it and the sores
oon neaiea. My Dlood Is purified, and
the scrofula has disappeared." O. D.
MoMANUB, Mission, Washington.
Hood's SK
Is the best-iu fact the One True lood Purifier.
Hood's Pill cure nausea, Indigestion,
UUUU S fins biliousness. 26 cents.
Take, ftotice.
I. The sum of five cents ier line will be
charged for "cards of thanks," "resolutions of
respect," Hats of wedding presents and donors,
and obituary notloes, (other than those the edit
or shall himself give as a matter of news,) and
notloes of special meetinn for whilmnrnitrw
2. Notices of church and society and all other
entertainments irom.which revenue is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of five
"" moae rules wui De strictly adher
ed to in everv lnttannn.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
umu 4llluaijlon.
K GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
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 dabbing arrangements
with s n amber of periodicals and now
offers the following to all new and renew
al subscribers:
The GAZETTE 12.50 and Club Rate
Weekly Oregonlan, $1.60 , ID.50
" 8. F. Examiner, $1.50 8.75
" N. Y. Tribune, $1.00 8.00
" Inter-Ocean, 11.00 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, 11.50 8.75
Thrice-a-Week N. Y. World, 11.00 8 25
Webfoot Planter, 60c SI 50
Leslie's Weekly, 14.00 5.00
Got. Rea is in receipt ot word from
Pendleton that the supreme oourt affirm
ed the decision of the lower oourt in the
case of Stahl vs. Osmers and Hughes.
The latter therefore win the case. In
the matter of the State of Oregon vs.
Cbet 8argeut, the judgment ot the
lower court was reversed, giving de
fendent new trial. The Sargent case
will undoubtedly come op tor considera
tion at (be next term of oourt. G. W.
Bea aud Ellis & Lyons were attorneys
for the suooessful parties in both oases.
Miss Maggie Ad kins departed on last
Thursday tor Santa Rosa, Calif., where
she will attend sobool the coming school
year. She was accompanied by numer
ous Heppner friends as far as Heppuer
Juootion.
Antone Binge and Joe Biber have dis
posed of tbeir Heppner store to Jas.
Thompson. Mr. -Biber left last night
for Portland and he may go to Alaska
later in the season .
Olint Burroughs tried to lead two horses
behind his cart Sunday. The experi
ment was a failure. The damage to
the rig amounted to a broken dashboard,
siDgletree and shaft.
Joe Hayes and John Tnrley arrived
yesterday overland from Hailey, Idaho,
where they bad been wit1' Tbeo. Swan
eon's sheep drive. The boys report an
excellent trip.
Vawter Crawford, our old foreman, is
giving the offloe needed assistance to
day, wbioh favor is appreciated beyond
any expression ot dollars and cents.
Willis Bros, have oommeaoed the
threshing season by oleariag np Evans
Bros.' orop of some 2,300 bushels. They
have plenty ot work engaged.
The Gazette is sorry to chronicle the
death ot the infant daughter ot Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Stricktaden. The child lived
but a abort time after its birth.
Charley Jones has red aoed the price
ot shaving to 15 cents. When you
want a first class shave call at the same
old stand. tt.
Cross & Blaokwell's fancy piokles and
oanned goods, reduced prices, Orange
Front, opp. City hotel, Cor. Main and
Willow streets. 53-tf
CELERY KOLA
6IVES REST AND SLEEP
1 "if
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SB"
A True Nerve
Tonic and Blood Purifier
Restores Vitality, Renews Strength, Cleanses and Enriches the Blood,
Ti T 1- J Tr 1
rujuiiiitjs mtj ijiver, .ouweis unu ivianeys.
NEW DISCOVERY; BEST CELERY PREPARATION ON EARTH.
gas
BE HAD ONLY AT'
l-Oct 18
FOR YOU!
Now Prepared to do Any
Kind of Printing Don't
Send Your Orders Away
'Till You Get the Gazette's
Estimates.
Peaobes, watermelons and all fruits
of the season arriving daily at the
Or stiff Front. 64- tf
MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY
METH. EPI3C. CHURCH.
BKRVIOES.
Holiday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school
10 a. m. Clauses No. 1 and 1 at 12:10 p. m.
Ep worth League Devotional meeting at 7 p. m.
raycr meeting, j nurmiay, s p. m.
The Spirit aud the bri awr. Com."
The pastor may be found at the parsonage ad.
Joining- the church, where he will be glad to
meet any w' o may dsirs to consult hiin on
religious, social, oivio, philosophic, educational,
vr any otner aaDjct.
J. W. r'LEBHKR, Minister.
Here and There.
Hark! Hear the Dingley- bell!
Of old men bard times.
'Tie ringing the knoll;
. Sweet masio in its chimes.
Jobo McCarty is np from Portland.
Emit SobarfT is over from Hamiltoc,
T. R. Lyons is down to Portland this
week.
Shorthorn dairy for best milk and
orsam, 6?tt
Oa Mitchell was op from Rhea oreek
yesterday.
Ed Rood was In from Eight Mile
yesterday.
Albert Bollinger Is over from Jobn
Day "towo."
Cooser t Brock's tor the "Never Fail"
headache wafer. If.
Barry Hayes was lo from the Matlock
raoch yesterday.
Milk from single oows for babiet at
tbe Shorthorn dairy. ' 5Htf
Tom Davidson wilUhip some cattle to
Omaha io a few days.
Ranooi is still on tbe tort doing a lit
tle carpenter business. tf
Jobn M. Drown, prominent sheepman,
is over from Rock oreek.
Andy Ttllard and family are spending
few days In Jones prairie.
Submit your plans to Uenoue be tors
siring oat your contract. tt
Ed Holland was np from from bis
Leslngton ranch Hatorday.
Billy Jooes nod family are over from
Bally Creek, Melbsar ooaoly.
Billy Rise visited Arlington lest week
nod toood lbs town prosperous.
Mm. Ike Eanie io visiting bsr toother,
Mrs. Putter, at tbe Psoland rauebtbis
week.
Joe Eskelsoo was lo from bio Social
KUgo raoeb yesterday. Us has good
orop
BtateroniU tof tbe Pamoos Simple
Aeeooot Iile prtnUd at tbo Osteite of
Boe. "
Ralpb Hwiaboroo visited Eogeoo last
week, Al Emerooa'e little son rotornlog
witb bio.
Waa. Begbea, who recently onJrfot
aa operation for eppeedtmtla, M recover
log rapidly.
Ray nod llsrvsy MrAlialer sod Cbes.
Johnsoe ore ronnmg a uod loeo.lry op
lo lite limb-.
The Hop Oold teg beer ot the Wei
one. Oo lo, )oo Iblrsty daois.ss, ood
toe tbe boye.
Mr. ood Mm. Aody Hproolee are over
fm Le lli, tbo mU of I, ood
Mm. Boolnek.
M.earWtbe Cetee ood Mm. Mufgso,
of fUad IMUe, were the goeels of
IlepBoef riods flstordsy last.
Tbe street sprinkler be bee going
lots week, ottb relbef leJilfeteet sis
r, '. oo tbo sspply to be
UUd.
Beat nnitsll"Oi sod onnrtnoos
aratect Ol Ibelavpeftel llaWl.Heventb
4 Wash. Ht , retllaad. Ort"0.
Tbuee b delre im HiUl ebewU
farce that O. K. U ". tbo S'O
Ira., lo rea'f to ke Heee ol
gay tte. 9!
Two Sciences That Are Clonal? Related
and Necessary to Each Other.
Probably in none of the sciences, ap
plied or pure, is a knowledge of higher
mathematics so essential as astron
oiny. Certainly none involves so much
mathematical labor. The method of
the least squares is one in almost con
stant use by those engaged in astro
nomicul calculation, and the amount of
labor often entailed by this process is
enough to make the head of an ordl
nary citizen awim even to think of
One of the most extensive least square
solutions ever made, says the Pitt
burgh Dispatch, has recently been pub
lished by Prof. Schur, ot Qoettingen,
The helionietric triungulations of the
stars in the cluster Praesepe (the Bee'
hive) gave rise to a series of 74 norma
equations, involving 74 unknown quan
titles. The solution of this set of
quantities wna effected by Prof. Schur
in ten weeks by menna of the usual
Gaussian method of elimination. Prof.
Schur comes to the conclusion that no
other method by successive approxi
mations is to be compared to tbe
Gaussian method, even though it might
seem to promise a saving of labor In
advance. Prof. Schur mentions as the
longest least square solution he has
been able to And in natronomlcal liter
ature a geodetic adjustment made by
Ilaeyer, in which a set of normal equa
tions with C8 unknowns was success
fully sol red by the famous computer,
Daae, in three months.
Heretofore the Gazette's job depart
ment has tried to do no. work other than
plain printing. However, this shop is
now prepared to tackle anything in any
line and will meet prices of any person
under Ibe snn in tbe line of druggists'
supplies, blank bonks, bank work,
ooanty work, or any sort ot book bind
ingwork that yon bave heretofore sent
away lo get done.
Tbe Gazette shop is not a charity
ooncern bat it yoa will give ns a ohanoe
we will see that yon are satisfied in
every particular.
Bay your goods ot home. Remember
that Abe Linoolo said that when one
bought goods away from borne tbe
foreigner got the money ond we got tbe
goods. Bat when tbe goods were
bought at borne we bad both money
and goods. This is good doctrine. We
are witling to abide by it. Wben the
printing drummer comes to town, re
member it and call np 'phone No. 8.
660-tf
KNEW ALL BUT ONE.
cp or
Ed Palmer was np from bis ranob neat
Lexington last Saturday. His orop was
entirely destroyed by grasshoppers this
year.
Ben Swaggart was np from bis
Juniper ranch Saturday, leaving io town
some of bis fine, bome-oured bacon.
0. E. Ranous has been awaided the
contract of building the lone I. O. O. F.
ball and will begin tbe work at onoe.
W. T. Hatten bad one of bis feet severe
ly bruised, down at Sorivner'e shop yes
terday, while shoeing a horse.
Hon. H. Black man, collector ot in
ternal revenue, was in Heppuer over
Sunday witb his family.
Will Spenoer and wife are making a
tour of the mountains and will visit
Sumpter before returning.
Ben Patterson is nursing a bad eye
which is csosing bim a great deal of in-
convenience.
Get your clothes made by the New
York tailor. He oarrie a fine ejection
of foreign sod domestic woolens. Can
fit yoa up in tbe latest styles. 58tf
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the First National BanTe at Hepp
ner, in the State of Oregon, at the
Close of Business, July 23, 1897.
RESOURCES.
Latins and discounts $147,3t5 fiO
Overd'ftsseoured aud unsecured 6,145.89
U. S. Bonds to secure circula
tion 12.500.00
Premiums on D. S. bonds 875.00
Stnoks, securities, etc 18,201 51
Banking-house furniture, aud
fixtures 3,88144
, Due from National buuks (not
I reserve agents) 68,239 52
Due from State Batiks sod
Bankers 22,103 33
Due from approved reserve agts. 47,674.09
Checks and other oasb it ems.. 41 53
Notes of other National Banks 3 000.00
Fraolional paper ourreuoy.
nickels and cents 17180
LAWFUL HONEY RE9KKVK IN BANK, VIS:
Legal tender notes 18,34r00
U. n. oertits of deposit tor
leasl tenders 81HJ00
Redemption fund with U. H.
Treasurer (5 per ceut. of
circulation) 502 50
Clifford Cooper and another teamster
are In from Tbe Dalles, via Canyon Citr
They left for tbe Jobn Day today and
from there will make a trip borne.
One Giiess
A Whole Kngilah Heglment Mad
Qmtlooahle Character.
The story is told of an Kngllsh mil
Ilia regiment whose reputation was none
of the best that on one occasion a detec
tive from Scotland asked to tie allowed
to inspect the rririinent to discover if
possible If a certain malefactor were in save them
the ranks. IVrnilasion being given, tlie j
CISC.
in
for every yellow ticket
every package of Schilling's
Best tea.
Don t send coupons ;
for something
Total 8349,900.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid iu 850.000.00
Surplus fund t 12,000.00
Undivided profits, les expen
ses aud tales paid 17,791 63
National Bank Notes out
standing 11,250.00
Due to other National Banks. . 7,108 27
Individual doposits subject to -
check v 239,535.05
Demand certificates of deposit 12,155.26
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY !
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
B
UT YOU DO WANT LOW PRICEg
groceries and supplies ; yon want sub
stantial gents' furnishings. Yon osn find
what you want at T. R. Howard's
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED I
IT. I&. Howard
Main Street, Heppner, Oregon.
THE ART OF BREWING-
CURED
Happy
BY SUN BATHS.
Recovery of FaraJytla Thtwagk
a Resort te Ktposare.
The liveliest passenger on board the
steamship City ot Peking was Hum
phrey Kendrlck, of Lo Angeles. He
had just returned from Japan, says the
San Francisco Chronicle, a country that
be loves, because a few years ago it com
pletely cured him of paralysis.
When Kendrlck found that he bad
lost control ot bis liml he determined
to spend all the money be bad to get re
lief. It was easy enough to tell what
bad brought the paralysis upon him,
for the first stroke came soon after be
had a bad tumble on horseback. The
animal fell In such a way aa to retch
Kendrlck squarely beneath It, severely
wrenching and straining bis spine.
Kendrlck found that be was much bet
ter In hot weather, and this led bim to
go to the Hawaiian Islands. He waa so
much belter there when It was hot that
ha concluded to go to a still warmer
place. Homebody told bim that the
south coast of Japan In summer waa
tbe place.
For many months during that hottest
of hot summer Kendrtrk engaged in a
most unique attempt to regain ble
health. For days at a time be would
lie positively stripped to the skis In the
hot sand on tbe seashore of Japan. He
got ao that be rather liked It. As tbe
days pasted be kept getting better.
Then be took to seeking- elvrciee. A
donkey was secured and Kendrirk, stark
naked, would ride the animal up and
dnw n the liearb. It was almost too hot
for the beaat, but Kendrirk did not seem
to mind It. The reeuli was complete
recovery. Kendrlck came berk feel
Ing like a nrhoolboy and mora Infatu
a ted with the country of the Jape.
detective, acconianied by the adjutant
of the regiment, made a tour of the varl
oua com rxtnies, front rank and rear
rank. When the official had got to Uie
lost man of the rear rank of the rear
company he stopped suddenly and gazed
earnestly at the rather embnrrassctl
warrior. "Why, you anrely have made
mistuke," exclaimed the adjutant, In-
Ulgnsiitly, "w hy, you hae pitched on
tbe bent man In tbe battalion. lie has
l-een with us for more than 20 years, and
he la our pattern soldier. His arms ar.
a mass of good conduct iNulges, and la
Is the example of all that Is beat in the
life of a soldier. ou surely do not
know hlin?" "No," replied the detec
tive, "I do noW-but 1 know all the
other," t
HE CHANGED HIS MIND.
rrartag for Death, the Lever Strvff lei
AgeUMt It Wbea Meaee4.
A curious ease of nervous hallucina
tion is reported In tbe !.ondon Tele
graph. At Bordeana recently a hyster
ical Frenchman visited tbe tomb where
his beloved waa laid. Carrying a lighted
candle and kneeling by ber coffin, be eg
claimed passionately: "Would 1 could
diet Would I could die! Juet then tbe
wind doted the dnor and t-ttingulshed
the light. The bereeed lover who bad
just prayed for death rushed fur the
door; be could not open I'i be tore at
it, koorked, kicked, struggled, calling
loudly for belp. No answer, only tbe
utter silence and darkness ot the tomb.
lila wish to dia was forgotten. He sank
lown and wept; bis tears were not for
his beloved, bat for blro-lf. He felt
tbe pane ' hunger; be thought of his
candle and rut It Into four porta. He
ate tbe first quarter the frat day, the
aecond quarter on the aerond day, tbe
third on the third day, and tbe last
quarter on the fourth day. No more.
and be mutdleof starvation. He made
one uire uVtirie effort to oiien tbe
dour, when It suddenly opoet and tbe
keeper of the cemetery SUmd before
biro; the sunlight blinded him, aad He
fell from etbeosilua. He bad been
there Just four hours.
Rules of contest published in Isrgt
advertisement about the first and middle
of each month. Ai8
Total $;M!),000.21
Htate or Oiiwiox,
Coi'nti or Momiow, j
I, George (Jonsor, Csttliier of the
ubovM named bnuk, do solcniuly swear
that the alove statement is true to the
best ot ray kuowled'ge and Micf.
liico. Conkkk, CsHbier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this
81st day of July, 1H07.
E. Ij. Fhkkland,
Notary Pulilio for Oregon.
Correct -Attest: J. B Natter, 0. A.
Ithes, T A. lilies, Directors.
For a oobby snit of clothes go to the
New York tailor. 5Htf
Was Perfected by the
Production of
HE OOP O0DCJ
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY.
ronrsrs, 1070.;
A Boarding and Day School for Boys Under
Military Discipline.
Tie JtHh rmranlr the prwent itin,mmt tmn, rVpt. 14. 11,
. this inatllnllna Ihimmalilr niii.wil lur Hi mnll, I, iiliyaiial
and amral training "' !x' Tkrimh ri arnt "ii for anj ril!i- nr
rimitlAa whiml. tira-luataa at prwont i-i al. Wt I'oinl, MaaMvlin.
artte Iratitnte ft T"fhnoly. Hiaia tnivaraitira ahfottim. Ortvun,
I'enaylvains, HtatifoM ana IIHiill. Iliinns vacation tiiHUtra mma ma
font 9 in I'J a. pi. for rataUwna ard other intixniatlon, anilrrae Ilia
Prinrii!, J. W. HILL, M. Portland. Onf.00. t. O tlraw.r II.
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And now the entire world
Knows lias verect product
As the Star Brewery beer
i On draught at
all popular saloons
H lalarWwl Raaeies ef Marrlaa.
In speaking of the remrda of the
pmtinWal eurf of the pmtlnc of
Maryland, from lJT w h revolution,
now pnrfd ta Anne Arun'leleounty.
he l'.elttore la says: "The historical
alte of IHeae nd rrvrds Is Inestimable.
It ta te-lteved thai til fit her elate In thy
union has sura records of family his
U.ry showing the manner of living
srmirg the revipla of UaS colony as far
bark aa tV years ago. In the wflia,
familb ran ta trued ) k from father
ta aoa fjc a reniary, 1 he roort rrnl
Wail a eoftte-rutig tnnwra of ir
anal aetaUe make a complete ethibit
cf the cbarartef of b'ium bul.l ftinti-
lure, kitchen lmlerornie, farm Mio
alls, euu feed by the early tetUert and
aar deawi4ais during the first een
tory and a baJf of the cly. From
th Uiitige e ran read mwh of the
habits and cMtnws rt th people.
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Ibeelty limits, or ooanty limits, nbo sball be
sagbl ri'lieg, or wslking, by the store ft
1 CO.
Wltbool slopping at tU alma matilii.sad slots
III he noliOed by the City Marshal Ihst the
only plseato lleppnsr y-a can bay
fte the BUfbl reaerteea.
Dr. Liddeire ro mlng leteea were
crowded beyond rtearrlpllon. It waa
his pride and r-ie.t that he ciii fei
hie patieni s polso, look at bis mngue.
sound hlin with aslethoeope,wriWBls
learrlpt'on end porket hie fee la a
space of I'm. vary teg from two to live
minutes. One day an army ban waa
sttowa Sato lb eoneulUng mora and
ua4rate what night termed the
lasUbUntotts prwM When it was
oo pitted the itKnt shook tsee
with the dortot and seiJ- -I eavpe
elally glsd H rot you. e I have of tea
btard my ftbr.C'oJ l orrtr. speak ot
hie old friead. Dr. llddl!." -okatr
earlalnvd lh or. -Are jow Dirk
ForMters oaT" "l em. air." J
dear fl!r." tsctslavd tbo dnrtor,
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203 Washington St., Portland, Or.
Heppner Outfitting Co.
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FRED. BARTHOLOMEW
At this popular stand and get goods at halt
the old prices. Fact.
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HEPPNER. OREGON.
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GILLIAM & MS1SEE,
M.il ti"t In yirat Hallnnal Hank Hntltlng.
You can Wager Your Sox that You
nro Alwoys at Home at ....
F Welcome
Ue Mala Htreel, iu City Hotel Building.
THE UEST WET GOODS in tho MARKET.
fbey try to pits all. Fiotslob roose la eoaDactloB.
TOW TIIXAKD. Prop.
Tho GAZETTE. $2Ao A Year fcr CASH,