Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, August 10, 1897, Image 3

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    Scrofulajwelling
On the Neck and Creat Weakness
Caused by Impure Blood -Was
Constantly Crowing Worse.
"When my son was S years old he was
In very poor health and we could get
nothing to relieve him. At the age ol 7
years he began to complain of soreness on
both sides of his neck and soon lamps be
gan to gather on one side and grew to
half the size of an egg. We then became
more uneasy and began to doctor him for
scrofula. He gradually grew worse, how
ever, until at the age of twelve years we
had lost all hope of his recovery. He be
came so weak he could sit up but a few
minutes at a time. My wife saw Hood's
Barsaparilla recommended as a great blood
purifier and we sent and got a bottle. Ws
began giving our boy the medicine ac
cording to directions and it was nnt lnhv
before we saw he was Improving. He
continued taking it until he Was in very
good health. He it now 13 years 'old and
Is well. We recommend Hood's Sarsapa
Tllla for all troubles caused by impure
blood." 8. M. Silveb, Grouse, Oregon.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists.
SI j six for is. Get only Hood's.
Take Notice.
1. The sum 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 nnrnnaa.
2. Notices of church and society and all other
entertainments from whlfth ravannn it tn hn riA.
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of five
cents a line. These rules will be strictly adher
ed to In every Instance,
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
Now that the great political campaign
is over end the winter season again with
tus, all will want an adequate supply of
CreBb and varied reading matter for the
Jong evenings. Cognizant of this the
"Gazette has made clubbing 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 Oregonlan, 11.50 lit. 50
" 8. F. Examiner, S1.50 8.75
" N, Y. Tribune, f 1.00 8.00
" Inter-Ocean, 11.00 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, 11.50 8.75
Thrlce-a-Week N. Y. World, 11.00 8.25
Webfoot Planter, 50c 2 50
Leslie's Weekly, fi.00 5.00
HETH. EP1SC. CHUKOH.
SERVICES.
Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school
10 a. m. Clases No. 1 and 2 at 12:10 p. m.
Epwnrth League Devotional meet inn at 1 p. m.
iPrayer meeting, Thursday, g p. m.
''The Spirit and the bn a any. Tom."
The pator may be found at the pnrsonare ad.
join ins the church, where he will be K'ad to
meet a y w o may d sire to consult him on
roliaiona, sotinl. eivio, philosophic, educational,
or any other subjects.
J. W. FLESH KR, Minister.
RANDOM REMARKS.
From Sport's Proline Stock of Matters,
Personal and Impersonal The Usual
Grist
It was reported 'that Sport bad gone
to Olondyke, bnt "niiy." He'a sti'l on
deck and flourishing. He don't fancy
liviDg in a country where one most ohop
off their cocktails with a batobet for
nice months iu the year. Ice cream is
a nice thing, too, for special occasions,
bnt it no soooess as a regular diet.
Si Bennett tried the impossible on
last Saturday, and not being able to
coDviooe Marshal Roberts that be own
ed the town and bad a lead-pipe oinch
on it was "apprehended" for a brief
period. Si departed on Saturday after
noon, bat returned later quite ill, but at
present is on the road to recovery. Si
is old enough to know better.
The recorder will be oalled npon to
oterview Frank Jones, Uzz and Owen
Freoob, we are informed, npon bis re
turn from the mountains. This inter
view will no doubt make the oity richer
and, it is hoped, tbe boys some wiser
It will be based upon a little sorimmsge.
on last Sunday evening in which the
young men evidently over-matched
themselves in selecting Lee Matlock and
Doo Rasmus as suitable men to lick.
Frank made a bad matter worse by
smashing in a door later on. Sport
thought that you boys bad passed tbe
age of doing foolish things.
Wben men propose to oppose the laws
of tbe laud and to disturb the quietude
of tbe town they should expect to be
restrained. It is too bad that young
men wbo know better should try to do
these impossible things. Sport has gone
through it all along with measles,
mumps, whooping-oougb and the shingle
of tbe strong armed pater familias and
is glad to be dooile. It is now a pleas
ure to be "quiet."
The little fire yesterday evening in
tbe Mountain House demonstrated the
necessity of good fire protection wbioh
Heppner seems to bave. Although
Qeppoer fire companies bave little or
no organization, yet an ordinary fire
does not last long before them. Tbe
pressure yesterday wbs fine.
Sport is advised that tbe editor has
gone to Spokane. British Oolumbia or
Olondyke. We hope that he won't run
away and get bnsted np in business any
more. It give tbe gossips a obance
to use tbeir jaws.
Some person bat circulated tbe re
port that ''Oolorow" is on tbe eve of com
mitting matrimony. Sport believes
that be is past redemption.
CELERY KOLA
GIVES REST AND SLEEP
-IV
5. 2i
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.
BB HAD OJCIvY AT'
Heppner, Oregon.
BUSIES jS IB
Bl-Oct 11
Pretty Good Symptons.
Here and There.
Shorthorn dairy for best milk and
oream. 67tt
J. P. Rhea was over from Bbea creek
Satarday. t
H. A. Copper was io from Mouoment
last week.
Conser & Brock's for tbe "Never Fail"
beadacbe wafer. tf.
Milk from single cows for babies at
the Shorthorn dairy. 68tf
Olondyke baoon, six ioohes thick, at
P.O. Thompson Co. 6(39-70
T. R. Howard's family have returned
from tbe mouotaint.
Oeo. Cooser spent Sanday at C. A
Bbea ' on Rbes creek.
Heppner Outfitting Co., in tbe old
Ilsrreo stand, see sdv. a
Ranous is still on the tart doing a lit
tie carpenter basinets. tf
8obmit your plans to Ranous before
giving out your oontrsot. tf
Cbas. 8. Busssl. of Portland, was io
Hrppoer on last Saturday.
Best stock of harvest gloves in Depp
aer si P. C Thompson Co. 5q9-70
Ton need silvsreare. Trade with
E. W, Rhea k Co., sod gel it. 669 70
Statements for tbe Famous Simple
Aoeoont File printed at tbe 0Ette of
flee.
Almost a Blaze.
About 7 o'clock yesterdav evening the
cry of fire brought out a fall and well
assorted line of our citizens to tbe
building known as tbe Mountain house,
opposite the Qsztte office, on Main
street. Quick sotion on tbe part of the
firemen soon bad to hose cart npon
tbe scee and a few moments later a
bugs stream of watr was playing on
the flimet, wbioh were in the rear rooms
t the boose. Tbe owner of the house is
ansent from tbe oily, bnt several gentle
men are "bsobing" and ocoapy rooms
there. It is not known how tbe fire origin
Rted, but it seems to have caught in abed
room, lbs damage done will probably
not exceed 850.
An old Dutchman, says an exchange,
had a beautiful boy of whom be was
very proud and deoided to find oat tbe
trend of bis mind. Ha adopted a novel
method by wbioh to teat him. He slip
ped into the little fellow's room one
morning and plsoed ou bis table a bot
tle of whiskey, a bible and a silver dol
lar. "Now" said he, "ven dot boy
comes in, it be takes dot dollar, he's
going to be a beezues man ; it be takes
dot whiskie, he's no goot, going to be a
draokarl ; It he takes dot bible he'll bs
a preacher," and hid behind tbe door to
see what bis son would oboose. In
oame tbe boy whistling. He ran up to
the table, pioked op the dollar Bod put
it in bis picket. He pinked op tbe
bible and pat it under bis arm; then
snatohed up the bottle of whiskey and
took two or three drinks and went out
smaoking his lips. The old Dutchman
poked his head nut from behind the
door and exclaimed: "Mine Got, bs
vas gom' to be a bolitioiaol"
Baker City Democrat.
A letter reoeived by her parents in
this city tells ot tbe bad look of a Baker
City girl wbo was one ot the Baker
Oity delegation to the Christian En
deavor convention at San Frauoisoo.
The young lady, shortly after her ar
rival in 'Frisoo, formed the acqunint-
anoe of a nioe appearing young man
and was invited by bim to take a stroll
about the city. The young lady think
Baker City Girl's Bad Judgment.
FOR YOU!
Now repared to do Any
Kind of Printing Don't
Send Your Orders Away
'Till You Get the Gazette's
Estimates
Heretofore the Gazette's job depart
merit has tried to do no work other than
plain printing. However, this shop is
ing that she was in good hands, consent-1 now prepared to tackle anything in any
Congressman Ellis, wifs snd cbild,
arrived this morning from Washington,
D.O.
Two plows, a barrow and otbr farm
Imnlsmsnts to trade for wood. Call ou
R.G. wile. ea-tf.
The Uop Gold keg beer at the YTel
enms. do ie, yon thirsty deoiseot, sod
see the toys. "
Mr. aod Mrs. This. J. Ms tlock were
Aomm from the Uiotoo orrrk ranch oa
Isst Bstarday.
Psscbse, water nieloei snd sll frails
tJ tha on srrlvlnf dally al Ibe
Orsefs Fnnl.
Ed. A. Kelson, tbe olJ stag d'lv.r of
Bremer's primitive days, was la from
Condoe oB lest Friday.
HomsmaJ. breed. eskae and pise
msds sad for salt by Mrs.
P. C Tbom peon's store.
lafsttlflf font ootflt tt OonAiU,
rWl for;t to aa ttm tre fraater
from P. C Tboipoa Co. Wi TO
Bot eeemno4stl"Q snd tenrtMias
trsaloeot at tb Imperial Itel,Bevntb
tad Wash, Bis., Portland, Orf
ChsrUy Jonse fcss rJoe4 tbe .rhe
if .bstlnt to 15 eeeie. Wbae yea
wsnl t first rlast sbsvt tall at Ibe same
old sited.
Tdom b desire t beil4 toonl-l est
fnrtl Ibtl O. E. lUeeos, Ibe ene
Irator, ks ras-iy It taakt tttimalee tl
tty Unit. '
("torn A 111 ok foy Mcklre ar.d
S.ooaJ goods, rtluJ rtfcee, Ofeeft
Fmet.cpp. Ctly Ixrtst, Of. Mala snd
WUW sir Ml.
Fvwy e.w tefceerihar OstHe
from late d.u, ? . Ial. '
All propositions msds by E. W. Rbes
k Co. io tbis issue are for( cash Irads
only. ' 669-70
Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Borg and ton,
O'oar, left yesterdsy for a several weeks'
visit In tbe mountains on Ditch creek.
J. W. Bailey, editor of tbt Portland
Roral Spirit, and a candidate for State
Food and Dairy commissioner is In the
oity.
Pap and Art Mioor, with their re
spective families, bave returned from lbs
mountains. Ditob creek it taid to be all
right tbis year.
Cord wood it 125 per cord io Ibe Olnn-
dyke regions. Thermometers that re
gister from 60 Io 80 drsresi below lero
can bs bad fret.
Geo. T. Newman aod B. Jnlis Meyer, tbe
taller of tht wtll known firm of Fleck an-
tteio k Msysr, were among Heppntr'i
visitors on last Friday.
Pspfiimoos aod wift have returned
from Silver, Wash., where Ihey eojiyed
Ihsmselvot Immsorely. Wm. Baark
tod family art prospering op Ibtrt,
Pap Io forms tbt editor of Ibit paper.
It asked the question "Have you got
a stomaobr it would be safe on gen
eral principles, to answer "Yes." Bat,
if yoa are sort of it, that is, it you ever
feel any distress after eating or any
pains ot whatever description in the re
gion ot tbt stomach, yoa have got
something more than an ordinary stom
sob; in other words, yoa have got
diseased stomach. Tbe ttomaob is
powerful muscle, and the proper remedy
for t tired muscle it rest. Try tbt
Shsker Digeativs Cordial, for tbis pro
doot only onntaina digeeted fond, wbicb
will nourish tht system without any
work on the pari of tbt diseased organs,
bat it aids tht digestion of other foods
as well. Yoa oan test its vslue io yoor
esse for Ibe IriUiog tarn of 10 cents.
Ssmple bottles at tbis priot are carried
by all druggists.
Lsxol is tbe best medicine for children.
Doo tort recommend it io plsoe of Oss-
tor Oil.
A gardener near New Wbatrom, says
ta exebangs, bat bit npon a novel
method of getting rid of a neighbor's
cbirkeos, which bad dons misohiet io
bit garden. Ms wrote a number of
cards: "I am likely Io be shot," "Keep
meat borne," "I've been scrs'ohing op
my neighbor's garden," etc To eaob
of tbes esrds bs attached t thread and
at tbt other end a ksroel of eorn- Tbt
bens swallowed tht corn as d relumed
homt labeled with the cards, tvtry oot
having a sign banglog oul of its mouth.
sd, and together they went out for a
walk. Daring their perambulations the
young lady entrusted tbe care ot her
purse, containing all the money that she
had and ber return railway ticket, to
ber esoort. Her. male companion is
still taking oare ot tbe parse and its
contents.
Fall and winter novelties, consisting
of the finest and the lates woolens, tm
ported and domestic clays aud fancy
orsteds, plain and fancy obeviots and
oassimeres, specialties and confined
styles of soilings at the New York tailor
shop. 68-11
Quick!
The sooner you begin to
use .Schillings Best tea., the
bigger your chances at tha
Siooo offered for the miss
ing word besides the ex
tra prizes for the most tick
ets sent in.
Schillings Best tea is at
your grocer s.
Rules of contest published in larg
advertisement about the first and middle
ef each month. aii
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY
line aud will meet prices ot any person
under tbe sun in Ibe line of druggiBls'
supplies, blank books, bank work,
oounty work, or any sort ot book bind-
ing work that you bave heretofore sent
away to get done.
Tbe Ghzstte shop is not a charity
concern but it you will give us a ohauce
we will see that yoa are satisfied in
every particular.
Buv your goods at home. Remember
that Abe Liu Polo said that when one
bought goods away from borne the
foreigner got the money aud we got tbe
goods. But when the goods were
bought at home we had both money
and goods. Tbis is good dootrine. We
are willing to abide bv it. When tbe
printing drummer comes to torn, re
member it and cull up 'phone No. 3.
SfiO-tf
The girl who gives way to a desire to
gad about the streets, to cultivate tbe
acquaintance ot young men, and to sot
simperlngly, is layiug a foundation for a
useless life after, and when married she
will develp Into a shternly goaslp, if no
greater misfortune befalls her, tays the
Eugene Journal. It is the girl who
loves borne and helps her mother who
wlus the model young mao aud beoomet
an ornament to womanhood. Tbe girl
wbo does this aud devotes some of ber
lime to reeding snd strives for tbe grade
(if menial culture, commands Ttt esteem
and respect of everybody.
You Don't Expect
6oods for Nothing!
B
UT YOU DO WANT LOW PRICES
groceries and supplies ; yon want sub
stantial gents' furnishings. Yoa can find
what you want at T. R. Howard's
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED I
IT. M. Howard
Main Street. Heppner. Oregon.
THE ART OF BREWING
Was Perfected by the
Production of
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY.
"OTJ1TXXD, 1QTO.
Boarding and Day School for Doy$ Under
Military Discipline.
Tm hh rr nnlr Ui tiiwMtit mniiinit!t ln-slnn Hejit. II.
i hi. in.mnilon ta innroii. my iiil"i i'T mi rrrniai, riri i.
A too of Oeo. Ttrry, of Lobs Rock,
t yoong mso, esmt in Booday to gel
Tbt Jonesa Bssrobligbt ttvs that oot
miner bat worked 45 feet ot bis elaim
aed tskeo oot 190.000, bat Ibe stmt
paper did ool meotioo Ibttmoant Ibt
hundreds of miners dido'l Itkt oat
It's oot ool of many wbo mskst a rich
ttrlkt, tod be gstt advertised, wbilt
17.
ihiml
anil moral (ruining of lxy. Thorounh rti urtit on for knjr roll)' or
rimiiiBa M-hool. r Hint at iitwni 1 1 rule, wmi mini, m nMwitn.
Matin i titota of TwhnoloM, Hmm I nivrmiin of ( uliloinia. Hnwin,
l'"i'lini, Ktwifii'd anil MHtill. During mention lltor wli ma
from S in Vi a. m. For ratalotrna arid oilier information. anlrNi Ilia
I'nnoinal, J. W. H1U H. II., I'irllaul. Or-,.n. P. O drawer 11.
Sl-tVi. IS.
Ami now the entire world
Knows tins nertect nroduct
As the Star Brewery beer
On draught at
all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Waahlngten St., fortlane Or.
bit oppe lip dressed from a bad eot re- tbonaaadt spend everything tbey bavt
eslved tl tht hsoli of a frat'iout eayase. Io get ta tbt Cloodyks, remsia a few
II required several stiohet to close op y tars, sodarsbsrdthlps and fttoro bores
tht woond. with a brnksa dowo oostllutlon tod
IV,... M.i. n
at lk fill. R.lt.r k. fanful all ""' a' -
kinds of freeh brsad, eakst, pies, boot
Lawiaf at
f3-70
snd tserilbiog mnally foond la a first-
class baksry. Choice groceries, frseb
vstfsiablee, froilt aod watermalnot will
be keit eoostaoily on salt at Ibis plaee.
m 77.
W. B, Joboson, Newark, O., ssyt "Oot
Minute Couib Cart std my oely child
frm dying by oronp." It bat tsved
tbooasodt ofolhert tofiVrieg from troo p
itsomrolt, broerbliit ted ol bar artoos
Ihioal and loaf Miblea. For tele by
Coossr k Brock.
Uaars. J. II. Hrbeoek tad J. Pallet
ann U baalar d'tarlr1 laal avaning for
th !. vie Mpnkane, Cbirato tod
fedUnapoli. Tht toong mat thoroogb
ly anj iy4 IbMr waster vieit ted Iht
0tli brtpae Itsl Ibey may raioro to
Oragno to loesie.
II Is alws)S rliflo n raeive taall
sVMilatt fw Cbaeinaflait'sCritif, Chelera
tad 1)1 arr boas Ramady, aod what Ike
etdorsameiit le from pbyslrisa It la
seieialty s. fcTbare it sx more ssMs
far lory w sffatUvt fare ad f thai Cbau
barliiD's Ckulia, Cevlara aod DiarroAM
IWmady," wrM-t Dr. R. E. R.by. Iby
tiriss ssd pbarmarlal, ef Ottay, Me.;
sad es be ks saal iht fmt la ait
nee faral'y and M II la bis drsf !e
px3rjDC.:xj!
W 'tf
NOTICE!
A local poet, tayt Iht Jackeoovtlle
Tlnias, mailad ot a poam tbis week en-
titled: -Why do I livsT"' Wt esooot
ose tbt rootribotina. bol wt ceo answsr
the ooouodrom. Yoa live simply le
tease yoa ml your verset lolctd of
brinf log Ibem.
Fioa, esw, fall cresm tbeeet constsnt
ly ro band tl ttort of P. C. Thorn paos
Oo. m-i&
3. W. Vsoshso tod fsmily btvt re-
lorosd fiom Ibslr ooiing It Ibt mono
tains
Bread msdt from wbaal fjonr at Mrs
Latr 't bakery. For sals al ttort of
f. C. Tbom ptoa Co. tV-9-70
Call ea E. W, Rhea k On. aod fl
parlifalart of Ibair esw tilvarwtrede
psrttrt. It wtll loUrsetyoo. tSZ 70
Boy year dry goodt sad farolsbitg
giodt of E. W, Rhsa k Co , and gel t
1st pet test rte Ibkttoaeecb per.
tbsee. Ibeeetltketa will be redeemed
by tbm with Rngar Br. Irlple-tlatt
titvsveare. tC3 70
E. W. Rhsa k Co. art boey epeelag
op Ibslr at fell g'KxU. Tea tea mskt
a ssviog ef lea pf teal all pirbae
from ihaet. This applUs le all dapsri.
mi.U nf tht store sieapl fmeariae.
la faet, toy person, ir parsons, raeidlng wit bin
the eity limits, or county limits, wbo shall lie
eaogbl riding, or walking, by Ibt ttors ot
TO BICYCLISTS,
SHOPPERS, ETC.
t,
At the old Btaod, bave tbe usual
pring outfit of
FARMING UTENSILS, HARDWARE
AND CAMP OUTFITS,
IWkles tie thousanJ odla and euilt that are too numerout to meotioD.
Oeall on.
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Wlthoot atilnt al Iba aUiVa mentioned store
Bill t nrli8rd t) Iba Cny Mtrabil ibst the
only plate Io llappner yoa rn bay
Is l Ibe Htore of MINOIt CO. Oar sstlrs
lint most o to mska room for fall stock.. ... .
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MINOR & CO.
HEPPNER, OREGON.
GILLIAM & lilSBEE,
Natl Door In flnl National Kank Hull'11".
Heppner Outfitting Co,
Cull on.
FRED. BARTHOLOMEW
At this popular stand and ct goods at half
the old prices. Fact.
FI1ANK ALeFABLAND, Mgr.
You con Wager Your Sox that You
ore Always nt Homo ot ....
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Welcome
Ot Hale btrsct. io City Ut.l Soildioc
THE BEST WET GOODS in the MARKET.
Hay try le pltaas all. fist tlob ronest la coaatetlea.
TOW TIWvARD, Prop.
aai.
f. an years, I U r.l I srlaislf beo.
Tot will bst a s tad tteok to teia-1
Tho GAZETTE, $2.50 A Year for CASH1.
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