Impure Blood
Rheumatism, Kidney Troubles and
Sick Headache the Results-Doctored
for Years Without Relief.
" My blood was oat of order, and I be
gan taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. It has
purified my blood and relieved ma of
rheumatism, kidney trouble and sick
headaches. I have been afflicted with
these difficulties foe years. I am now able
to do a good day'a work. Rheumatism has
troubled me since I was a child, but I am
now entirely well." Miss Pheobb Bai
ley, Box 445, 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 t hi medicine. I am now
entirely cured." Loris' Thomas, 1412
Uth Street, Oakland, California.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the best In fact the One True Blood Purl.
fler. All druggists. 1. six torts. Get Hood's.
Hnn1' Pi lie feP'Tely vegetable, re
11UUU S fills liable, beuencial. 26c.
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ea to In everv InatRnnn
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
UfJVU JJJIllURtlUU.
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
Now that the great political campaign
is over sod tbe winter season again with
us, all will want so adequate snpply of
fresh and varied reading matter for the
long eveniDgs. Cognizant ct this the
Gazette haa made clubbing arrangements
with a number of periodioala and now
offers tbe following to all new and renew
al subscribers:
The GAZETTE 12.50 and Club Rate
Weekly Oregontan, 11.50 .... iy.50
" 8. F. Examiner, 11,50 8.7S
N. Y, Tribune, $1.00 8.00
" Inter-Ocean, $1.00 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, $1.50 8.75
Thrice-a-Week N. Y. World, $1.00 8 25
Webfoot Planter, 50c 2.50
Leslie's Weekly, $4.00 5.00
METH. EPISC. CHUUCH.
SERVICES.
Bandar 11 a. m. arid 8 p. m. Sunday school
IU a. m. :ia'ae no. I and Z at 12:111 p. m
Kpworth Lewrue Devotional meeting at 7 p. m
rrayer meeiiug, i nui-Miny, 8 p. m.
'The Spirit H.id the bn any. Pom."
The iwtor mar be found at tna naraonave ad
joining tbe oharch. where he will be g ad to
meet a' y w o may d aire to commit bun on
reliBioua, sounl, oivio. plulosophio, educational,
or aoy other aubjcta.
J, W. iLEBHKR. Minister.
Here and There.
Mrs. Johnny Hager is ill
BbirtLoro dairy for best milk and
cream. 67t(
Tbe strike among eastern ooal miners
still oootinnes.
Bob Hyod left last oigbl for Portland
aud the sesside.
Conser & Brock's for tbe "Never Fail
beadsobe wafer. If.
Anson Wright was over from Rhea
Creek yesterday.
Milk from single oows for babies i
tbe Shorthorn dairy. 58tf
Heppner Outfitting Co., iu lb old
Herreo stand, see adv. a
Ranous is still on tbe tort doing a lit
tie carpenter business. tf
Submit your plsns to Rsnous before
giving oat your oontrsol. It
Bet peer's sprinkler bss beeo laid o
oo aocoont ot scaroily of water.
Statements for the Fsmons Slmpl
Account File printed at tbe Oaitts of
fice. II
Wheat is starting al Heppusr at 65
eents per bosbaL This is for the best
qnahty.
Mrs. John Elder is visiting bar dtagh
tor. Mrs. F. O. Baokoora, at Fairview
near Portland.
Two plows, a barrow and olbr farm
implements to traJe for wood. Call on
R. 0. Wills. 68-tf.
The Uop Oold keg beer at I he Wei
ems. Oo Is, oo thirsty daoisaos, and
see tbe boys. it
Pssobas, wslsrnielooa and all froits
of tbs seasoo arriving daily at the
Oraogs FrcnU 64-If
Cbas. Tfft sad wife arrived Ibis morn
log from Walla Walls and may locals
lo llsppeer agslo.
A big rale ooeorrad op towards lbs
foothills yastsrdsy, bat si Hrppoer tbs
dnsl was barely settled.
Mrs. Wbstetooe, who bas bete so fir
ing qolls severely wiib nb affect ioo of
Iba eyes, Is Improving slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Richardson aod
Mr. and Mr. Ell Koay are snjoiiet
lbs ttoaolalo rrtrtala Ibis wk
Bt aoonmmodatioB and ennrtaooa
trsslresot al tbslatparlal llMsl, Kevertib
and Wash. His., Irtlod. Orrgoo.
Charley Jnore baa redaed lb rU
of shaving to 13 ela. Wb.a Joo
wsol a Oral cla shave tall at tbs same
old stand. If'
Tfcnas who doalrs lo build sboillii to
forg.l Ibal C. E. Ro, lb a-a
raptor, la rady lo make astleja'aa al
sty lime.
' Croat 4 BlackwvU's fsacy plcila and
tsoa4 go'. radncaw twangs
f Mat. ttBO. Cilv botsU Cor. Mala and
Willow al rests. M-H
Evert Hf Mbeeribw of tha Oatatls
Irnrs hs dale, May 25, 13HT, will rv
. a a eramtnai a book vortb aloe It
' trkw of IU subsodptlnB- tf
SPORT'S COLUMN.
Local Notes and Other Things The Clon-
dyke Fever Abating.
The Clondyke fever is not bo furious
w as it was two or three weeks ago.
During this epidemic Heppner bas
famished one violim for the Clondyke
Cbas. Smith. Others had tbe disease
and threatened to fly to the North pole
if they couldn't get there otherwise, bat
most of them have returned to their
normal conditions and have resumed
tbe contest for viotnals and raiment.
It's wonderful how these things go in
trenks. Why IasI winter and spring
everybody was wild over RoBeland and
he mines up io B.C. Now yon don't
bear a mnrmur.
There's just as good mines in Oregon
as tbe world ever saw, and don't you
forget it.
John Dodsoo, formerly of Pendleton,
has written to bis brother Howard at
Portland, saying that be is the owner of
a claim on the Clondyke on which he
has 20 men working at $15 a day, making
a pay-roll of $9000 a month. He offers
Howard and another friend employment
at 815 a day, and pay their expenses to
Clondyke, if they start at onoe. says tbe
E. O. Sport had an idea'tbal John was
neputy collector oi internal revenue up
at Circle Oily. Sport goesses that John
runs both without much diffioolty. Tbe
official duties at Circle are probably not
very arduous, and so John combines busi
ness with pleasure. When he's not ped
dliog revenue stamps and whiskey
licenses he can be resting up by wash
mg one nuggets. Bporl needs some
"rest" himself
The Troat lake people must be dead
If not dead they are sleeoini? orettv
well. But bow they can rest so well
amid the- blaok flies and mosquitoes,
Sport wots not, whatever that means.
Sport did get word indirectly about tbe
orowd making a lot of ioe cream in one
of tbe mammoth ioe oaves, near tbe lake.
Tt's a wonder Herb Bartholomew didn't
pre-empt that cave and - start an ioe
faotory.
Over near Susanville one mining man
Is trying to oorral the whole earth by
hiding men to looate olaims for bim.
mis prompted some wag to mike a re
location on one ot these claims as
follows :
"Notioe of Location. Notice is beie
by given that I, the, andersigned having
oom plied with ell the requirements of
Chapter 1, Title 57, revised statutes of
Snsanville, and my usual customs, have
this day located the following described
mining claim, v!z: Beginning at a point
here tbe arc of the orbit, Venn, inter
sects the Milkv Way, thence North lo
where the cspcant bineots the North
Slar, thence West wtb a slight curve
Inking in the Aurora Borealia lo a blue
spot in the sky, thence Ronth to tbe
second afar of tbe Southern Cross, thence
East to the place of beginning.
"T have located everything on Ertb
and I want tbs biggest portion of the
sky.
"Located this the 1st day of June,
A. D , 1897."
This was duly signed by the locator
ana witnessed by "My best man,
Moaeg " Pretty good shot, isn't II T
The Heppner horses fared ss follows
at Butte:
Angost 2 : Seven farloogs Lalleb
won. Clan Campbell second, Viking
third; time, 1:32.
Four and a half furlong' Hteptoe
won, Dig seonod, Cotton third; time.
056.
Angost 8. was a "watterland."
Ango't 5.: Five furlongs Pat Mor
riaaey won, J ne Cotton seoond, Llnville
third; lime, 1:02
The Oregon horses baveo't made tbeir
owners rich so far.
8 port is sad when be ssys tbst Hepp
ner mnat endure ths dnstr streets the
remainder of tbs summer. Hs proposes
lo hire a Chinaman tomorrow lo do a
snmmer's cussing for bim. 8 port is loo
mad lo talk for himself.
CELERY KOLA
GIVES REST AND SL
W It
A True Nerve
Tonic and Blood Purifier
Restores Vitality, Renews Strength, Cleanses and Enriches the Blood,
Regulates the Liver, Rowels and Kidneys.
NEW DISCOVERY; BEST CELERY PREPARATION ON EARTH.
iV3V BE HAD OIVIY AT
c?oKr
Hoipian.or, Oregon.
ei-Oct is
It is alwaya gratifying to receive testi
monials for Cbsmberlaio's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and wheo Ibe
endorsement is from a physicisn It Is
especially so, "Tbera is do mors satis-
factory or eff-ctivs remedy that Cham
berlaio's Cbnllo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy," writes Dr. R. E. Rbey, pby
siriao aod pharmacist, of Olnsy. Mo.;
and as bs bas naed ths remedy la bis
own family and sold it io bis drag store
for sil years, bs should rerlaloly know.
For sal by Onnaer A Brork.
UeppDsr's lams bas gone abroad la
another eooro. Th New Tork Raa
ss : "Al Happner, Or., there is bead
composed entirely of womsa wbiob
farni'brs musio at eloratious lo riser
bv places."
THE BALM FOHK SCHOOL.
Prograin as Carried Out by Mrs. Plckard's
School A Pleasant and SacceFsfnl Term.
Tbe Balm Fork School, with Mrs. S.
A. Piokard, teaoher, closed a most sao-
o eeefol term oo Ibe 81 alt. The follow
ing program was rendered by tha pupils
aod tbe entire sohool received tbe
highest encomiums ot praise from those
who had the pleasure of being present.
Both teaober and pupils -deserve great
credit for tbe manner in whiob tbe
school during the term bad beeo con
ducted aod the Gazette takes pleasure
io presenting the program io fall:
Opening address. Clara Hamilton.
Hong and flag drill, 8ohoo.
I salm of Lite, ooncert recitation.
Class.
Tbe Looomotive, oonoert reoitatioc,
Class.
Music, song. Bohool.
Prion of a Drink, recitation, Qeorge
Hamilton.
To Girle, recitation, Bsrtha Oopple.
Rird Song, duet, Maggie and Lelab
Hevlnnd.
Guilty or Not Omlty, reoitatioo, Essie
Hevlnnd.
Partnership, reoitatioo, Clara Hamil
ton. Frog Song, solo aod chorus, Frank
Hamilton and class.
Hen With One Chicken, recitation,
Lee Hamilton.
Eliz-tbelb Jaoe, reoitatioo, Bertha
Connie.
.Those Evening Bells, duet, Bertha
and Henry.
Bachelor's Sale, reoitatioo, Heory
Piokard.
Jemima Brown, recitation, Clara
Hamilton.
Tbs Robin, dnet, Bertha aod Lee.
Nobody's Cbild, recitation, Maggie
Hevlnnd.
Scatter Heeds, song, sohool.
Playing Mother, disloeoe. Clara and
Lei ah.
Tbe Uoat and tha flwinir. recitation.
flenroe Hamillnn. '
Io the Starliubl. duel. Essie aud
George.
Somebody's Mother, reoitatioo. Frank
Hamilton.
The Housekeeper, reoitation. Essie
Hevlsnd.
Tbe Blnrk Cat. dialogue. Heory.
Frank and George.
Grandma s Letter, recitation. Berlba
Ooppls.
Jut Like Uther rolls, reoitatioo.
Le Hamlltoo.
How Johnnie Books His Pieoe. dia
logue, sii pupils.
The Drunkard's Child, song, Clara
Hamilton.
Ths Bool-blsck. reoitation, Heory
Pickard.
Tbe Honrs, dialogue, sobrnl.
Bailor Rooe, dust, Lea and Heory.
Goodly, closing song, sohool.
BADLY HUKT.
FOR YOU!
31. A. tierking Meets With an Accident and
Becelves Serions Injuries.
M. P. Gerking tell offot a load ot lot
wood, up in the mountains yesterday,
receiving serioas injuries. His right
forearm reoeived one broken bone, his
left band was mashed so that tbe member
is now useless, bis f oe was braised and
disfigured, while the contusions on bis
body were numerous and painful. It is
evident that Mr. Gerking narrowly ea-
oaped a worse fate.
Dr. Hunlock reports Mr. Gerking ss
getting along as well as one could ex
pect.
Fall end winter novelties, ooDsistinii
ol tbe finest and tbe lutes woolens, im
ported and domestio clays snd fauoy
worsteds, plain and lanoy obeviots and
oassimeres, specialties aod confined
styles of suitiDgs at the' New York tailor
shop. 68 It
Norman Kelly inform! the Gizitta
man that Mrs. Kelly is visiting io lows,
a sick sister preventiog ber from pro
ceeding on to Vermont as soou as she
expected.
Some wool weut VYeduesday at 9j
oents, but ot late little "ot that article
obsoged bauds. Tbe market iu tha
East is good, bat buyers are not doing
anything io the West generally till pres
eut stocks are worked off.
Now Prepared to do Any
Kind of Printing Don't
Send Your Orders Away
Till You Get the Gazette's
Estimates
SOT1CB OF CONTEST.
Lto Orrn a atTss Dlib. rtstan.
i ihitom o. a rw.it ain k
lk- (or ln1'inl- til Hnna)vt Xnirr
4171. A i4 Hn-h IV !rj, lir.n (h f
KWUtwr Mf'tai,iw 17 ni,lp . eonih
Kn T r. in xnrro rmimf, rm, nn
a In lh mnrvltolton nl hM enlrv. th
I Ihl oft on in if "I .
loo rlnrt m , lo t"iiM (i.nl.d
a m, r. p'.
1 1 nrtwr
Tttls Is V"f Oppw1M
On roeciU of ten cna. easb or si-.
a gtaaroo Semj.U will taalUd of (lis
wi'l i-ipolnr CaUrrh and Hay Ftvtr Curs
(Elv's rraia Halm) aaf9ciat to dmwa
StralS Ibe gfwt h.nl t4 U mody.
ely nitonir.i .
&: Wsrrra M , Tail City
IUv. John TUM. Jr . i4 r.e . i Fa'la, Moot
rsoniB"l4 I It's I reiM 1 m Id
u wil.-if Us Hiss
tits cT f-f ralrrh if Bl d
Fly's Cfm f s'w tbs iiswWH
tA y lajrvt drsg Itios, 60 estfa.
Heretofore the Gazette's job depart
ment bas tried to do no work other tbao
plain printing. However, this ehop is
now prepared to tackltt aoytbiug in any
line and will meet prices of any person
under tbe sun in tbe line of druggists'
supplies, blank books, bank work,
oounty work, or any sort of book bind
ing work that you have heretofore sent
away to get done.
Tbe Gizlte ahop is not a charity
concern but if you will give ns a olmnce
e will see Hint you aie satisfied iu
every particular.
Buy your goods at home. lUuieniher
that Abe Litn'uln said that when one
bought goods away from homo the
foreigner got tbe money and e got the
goods. Lint when the goods were
bought at hme we had both money
and goods. Tbia is good doctriue. We
are williog to abide bv it. Wbeu the
printiiig drummer comes to town, re
member it aod call up 'phone No. 3.
5ti;)tf
August 31st
is the last day of the $1000
missing word contest
Schilling's Best tea is
wonderfully fresh and fine.
Rules of contest published in large
advertisement about the first and middle
of each month. aj.S
A protectorate is about to be estab
lished over Hawaii by Ibe Uoite l Sii.Uk.
CIIUKCH ANNOUNCEMENT
There will hs oo servioos at ths M. E.
church tinoday moroiog next. Ia tbe
evening there will be services as usual.
Go Friday evening, the 1.1th tost, tbe
4th quarterly conference will be held io
Heppner. A fall atteodtnoa of mem
bers is requested. On KuinUy following
cimnioiiion service will bs hold iu Ibe
M. K. church at 11 o'clock, a. m. AH
are iuvited.
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY !
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
B
CT IOU DO WANT LOW PRICES
groceries sod supplies ; yon want sub
stantial gents' furnishing. Yon oso find
what you want at T. It. Howard's . ...
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED I
T. Howard
Alain Street. Heppner, Oregon.
THE Ml OF BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of
If aks l lbs question "Hsvs you gol
stomscbf il would be safs oo g"o-
eral priooiples, lo answer "Yes." Dal,
it joa are sots of It, Ibal is, It yon aver
fssi aoy distress after sating or aoy
palos ot whatsvar description lo the re-
gloa of tbs atomsch, yea Lavs gol
something mors Ibao ao ordinary atom-'
sob; ia olber words, yea bsvs got a
dlseaaed stomach. Tbs stomach ia a
powerful mnsfde, and I ha proper remedy
for a tired masde Is rest. Try tbs
Bbskar Digestive Cordial, for Ibis pro
diet fmly eoolaios digaaUd fund, bleb
II nourish tba system withool aoy
work oo Iba pari of Iba disaesed organs,
bat II aids Iba digeatloa of otber foods
as well. Ton eaa lest its value lo loar
ass for tba trifling sera of 10 csnla.
Hampls bottles at tbla pries ars esirlad
by all drngglat.
Lsiul la tbsbsl mod ioi a for cbild re a.
Doctors rreommsnd II la Uoe of Cas
lor Oil.
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY.
rCVXTSZS, 1070.
A Boarding and Day School for Boys Under
military Discipline.
TVi 10th year omlr the prewt nKnaremrrit bt-cins Kept. 14. Imfl.
Ihis tn.lHollon lti'.ri. hly r.ui .l I, r llm irrniKl, (iiri I, i hiaual
and moral Irlntnn( hitm- Tlmrunich .mi rl . fur any rolliva r
rientifle whiml. Hr liwlm at irM-ni I )al', Wnl I'uli t, Wwwflm
HI. ir litnte f Ttrhimlimr, Hiln tnirrr4l nl ( lifuima, Mriron,
l'nliWania, Hiw (n'lt ami HHull. Dunim TuraCon Tlailim wrlti mm
fnmtfin 1'J a m For ramlivna id uhrr tiifuinuilli.n. anilr.w ill
l'nnpil, i. W. II1LU M. II., l'i.fll.ii.1. Orsa. V. O diswor II.
SI Hntt. IS.
Trot. Jay Mhlplef aid fsosily snd IUv
Fle'ber. bts lw ehildrra aod oIm, U(
Ibis mora In f for lbs moorilaioa lo rj y
a few days' ootleg. It v. flvsbsr's
family arrived froa Dar ab'ot two
WrrBSSgl,
4i
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Arid now the entire world
Knows this verted vroduct
As the Star Brewery beer
On draught at
all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY C0AIPANY.
203 Washington St., Portland, Or.
IF YOU WANT
FRUIT JARS
I6B GREflM FREEZERS
la fael, any person, or peiaons, reatdlog wilhlo
cl l limits, or oouMy limits, aha shall m
eaa. hi riling, or walking, by tbs slots of
MINOR & CO.
Withool atplnf si lb mIkiV marilluoed slots
III ! aolioed hf Iba City Msr.h-I ibal the
oaly pises lo Heppner m can bay
t LADIES' IM
jpukvxe Fills i mmn
0SW 4 FORT SELPPiRD
EED MODTiW UILWlYS
Tla Oaly
Clans of
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AH Hall . Bms Wiiaoal
Cars Bftnn r'p'.ic,
4 yloa. Also btlwaaa
p i!i, d0y ifit
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I ' LJLi J Mr. i. f.Jwes, fofsaarly of npper, tt'O s 'M ..: ..... ZX m
OV.iKHIl:ilf Mb-, aMwwr. wr lt:.J
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Is al lbs Hiors of MlNOlt k CO. Oar atlta
llo most go lo tasks rival for fall stock..... .
ALL : Li SHOES AT
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Cigars, syrnps, tjarvrat gloves, or Ostriob feather
doatsrs; also soma other thing, doa'l forget to
call oo
HCPPNCR'S HCAVICST IMPORTERS.
OO.,
HEPPNER
OUTFITTING CO.
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MINOR & CO.
HEPPNER,' OREGON. "
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Thiai company carrioa dry rikkIb, grocarUa,
lianlwar, Iniuta atd slxxs, Lata, Ruta' for.
fiihliinira, (. l,nTfi9 sliiptiif nt ot dcw &Dil
btoiiiI liaml ftiruitur-, which is Ix-ing oIJ re
Knr(lli'a f cost i h-y havo also harJwarp,
wall fmwr, raK, lnui.(jca, aprinjja, mat-trfssf-a,
al! Ihr-af at half ricn. lKik fur tbs
ai-n at llfrr-o'a oM ttaud on May atreft, oast
to I'aUra hotel.
FRANK AkFAHLAND, Manager.
You con Wogcr Your Sox thnt You
ure Alwnys ot Home nt ....
Welcome
Oa Mala Rlrsst, ia Cily Uotsl Bailllsf.
THE REST WET GOODS In the MARKET.
Iby try to piss all. Mas olob rootas to ftrisaaclloa.
XOW TlWvARD, Prop.
Tho GAZETTE, $2,50 A Year for CASH,