Marvelous. Effects
System Broken Down and Hope Al
most Abandoned -Health Re
stored by Hood's Sarsaparllla.
" For fifteen years I have suffered with
catarrh and indigestion and my whole
system was broken down. I had almost
abandoned any hope of recovery. . I pur
chased six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla
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 several pounds in
weight." Jambs Wilder, Oroville, Wash.
" I had a scrofula swelling on one side
of my neck and ulcerated sores in my
I'.ostrils, caused by catarrh. I also had
mall, itching sores on my limbs. I
bought three bottles of Hood's Sarsapa
rllla and began taking it and the sores
soon healed. My blood is purified, and
-the scrofula has disappeared." O. D.
McManus, Mission, Washington.
Hood's
Is the best-In fact the One True THood Purifier.
liOOd'S PillS fufe nausea, Indigestion,
ivuu a ir ins biliousness. 26 cents.
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or shall himself give as a matter of news,) and
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el to in every instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
A 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 a camber of periodicals and now
' offers the following to all new and renew
al s abac ri berg :
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Weekly Oregonian, 1.50 $3.50
" 8. F. Examiner, $1.50 8.75
" N. Y. Tribune, $1.00 8.00
" Inter-Ocean, $1.00 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, $1.50 ; 8.75
Thrice-a-Wek N. Y. World, $1.00 8.25
Webfoot Planter, 50c a 50
Leslie's Weekly, $4.00 5.00
METH. EPIsa CBCKCH.
SERVICES.
Snnday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. ttandny school
10 a. m. niipaee No. 1 and 2 at 12:10 p. m.
Epworth League Devotional meeting at 7 p. m.
Praye' meeting, Thiirfflny, 8 p. m.
'The Hpikit and the bri e ay. Tom."
The pator may be found at tne pnmonare ad.
)olnin the church, where he will be m ad to
meet a y w o may d sire to con.nlt hiin on
rsliaion. antiM. cWio. philosophic educational,
or any other subjects.
, J. W. t'LEBHER, Minister.
Here and There.
BbortLorn dairy for best milk and
cream, 67 tf
J. It Ripley was in from John Day
Monday,
John McKeroy, of Condon, came in
last night. '
Nat Webb came in 8atarday morning
from below.
Arthur Kilonp was in from Batter
creek 8atarday.
Cooaer k Brock's for the "Never Fair
beadeobe wafer. tf.
R. Q. Robinson waa in from Lone
Rock yesterday.
Mr. Bark, of Condon arrived on this
morniug's train.
Milk from single oows (or babies al
tbe tjhortbora dairy. 681 f
A. J. Whs ry, of Elsie, Or., was iu
lb oity last Thursday.
Heppner Outfitting Co., io the old
Herreo stand, sa adv. a
Ranous is still 00 the tort doing a lit
tle earpenter business. tf
D. P. Malooey, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
waa io tbe oity Monday.
Cbas. W. Brown was over fr.na Can
yon City last Tie red ay.
Babmlt your plant to Ranooa before
giving oat your oootrtot. tf
W. U. Douglas and wife were In from
Batter ererk last Tbarsdsy.
J a. E. Morris, of Arlioatoo, 111 la
tbe city Ibe first of tba week.
J as. Jooes, wife sod daughter. Berths,
departed Saturday 00 a via! I at Sampler
Statement for tba Famoos Simple
Aceoaot File prinUd at tba Ostlte of
fice. a tf.
F, i, Hallock, of Sampler, spent ftev
Mel days among frisodt la Heppoer
last work.
Two ploat, a barrow aod otbr farm
ImDtansnts to trade for wood. Call on
R.Q Wills. C8-tf.
Fred Brock earns la Saturday from
tinmnter. wbers be has beta for Ibe
past month.
Tbe Uop Oold kef beef at lbs Wei
'BS. Oo Is, yoa Jbtraly doltst, ttd
ere tbe toys, tf
Pesobrs, atermrluoe and til freite
nf Ibe season srrivlnf daily tt the
Dfsoie Frval. 61 tf
IJat aeeoeamotatloa tad eonrtsflsa
restated al Ibe Iprtsl tluUl.Heventb
ad WmK Hta., Portland, Oreg os.
Chaiky Jiaee baa redsoed lb rk
nf shaving to IS ests. Wb.e yea
ol a first rtaw abavt sell tl Ibe aama
old aland.
Wta-t Is beglootog f' l npn.
aerie arret tb.po.tod qnlW eepriakte
of waol has, st4 Foasala daring tbe
lt ek.
Tboee wb" dselre H bo 1 Id tbakl sot
fM that C. JL fUaesa, Ik e-e-1
svaMor, is fsady ta aiaks sttale at
9K
LETI'EB FROM ALASKA.
Abe Joars, a Former Resident of Heppner,
Gives a Heppner Friend 8ome FaeU About
Alaka and the Clondyke.
Abe Jones, who left Heppner last
(spring for Juneau, Alaska, and who bite
bad an excellent opportunity of observ
ing tbe situation with reference to the
Clondyke strike, writes jQ answer tot
letter from Dr. J. W. Rasmus, in wbioh
he gives considerable information that
will likely interest many wbo have been
watobing developments closely. Among
other things of a personal nature Mr.
Jones says ;
Yours of 24th at band today. Waa a
litfle surprised to bear from you. I will
iry to answer jour questions the first
thing.
Tbe strike baa not been exaggerated
and only bait told as yet. This is from
personal acqaaintaDoee who have just
come out for supplies and are going in
again. 11
Juneau baa about 2500 inhabitants.
It is quite a winter oamp and will be
full and running over this winter, for a
great many Yukooers oannot get over
the summit and . will have to winter in
Juneau. Juneau is about one hun
dred miles from Dyea. Dyea is about
thirty two miles from tbe lakes tt tbe
bead of the Yukon river, where you
build or boy your boats. Living is a
trifle more expensive bere tban in
Tacoma, but oan get good board for $1
per day. Board and room in be hotel
about $8 per week. It you tre going to
tbe Clondyke, pack yoar grip with t
change of clothes and oome to Janeaa
lor yoar outfit. Yoa oan buy what is
necessary very muob better and also
cheaper than in Seattle or Portland, and
will only get what is actually neoessary.
Tbe people below do not know what t
Yukon outfit is, and it is comical to see
some of the rigs that go through. Your
best time would be to start about Janu
ary and go down Ibe river on the snow
with sleds. Would not advise going in
this winter, for there is very liable Io be
a shortage of provisions and that would
mean trouble. By going down on tbe
ioe you would be just as well off as
those that go after tbe last of August,
and would have all yonr provisions on
band while theirs would be nearly eaten
op. Tbe winters are all that tbey are
represented, it sometimes going to 70
degrees below. Tbe work is done before
tbe thaw comes by lighting fires and
thawing oat the ground. Yoa first go
tbroagh tbe ioe of Ibe creek and keep
on down nntil you strike bedrock when
you drift in, taking yonr dirt op to be
asbed after Ibe thaw- comes. The
gmund is fr zen to bedrock and baa to
be all thawed out with fires. Dyea will
most probably winter a great many
inkonerstnd has just been created a
port of entry or Alaska.
Tell any of tbe boys that feel like
Oomiog not to start ouless Ibey have
plenty of money to go through, and tbat
tbe trip is hell.
If yon oome now you will bave to pay
from 25u to 80c per pound to pack yoar
stoff over the mountain to the lake, bat
by going io Ibe epnog yoa oan do II all
yourself having plenty of time.
It I oan give yoa tny more Informa
tion shall be pleased to do so.
With kindest regards to til tbe boys
and yourself, Yoar friend,
Abb Joxbs.
r. 8. There it 00 josh tboat tbe trip
being bard but everyone seems to get
through. Yoa oan get through with
about 250 from bere bat is rttber too
close figuring to salt me. Would have
to do til yoar own packing and build
yoar 00 boat. Boats cost tboat f 100
tt tbe lake. A.
CELERY KOLA
61VES REST AND SLEEP
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,
F6E HAJO ONLY AT
Heppner, Oregon.
ei-Oct u
JOAQUIN MILLEK.
A Biographical Sketch of Oregon's Poet From
the New York World.
Oinoinnatus Heine (Joaquin) Miller,
Ibe New York World's speoial corre
spondent to tbe Clondyke, has a world
wide reputation as poet and author.
He was born in the Wabash district of
Indiana, and before entering his teens
accompanied his parents to Oregon. As
t youth he was a miner in California,
but abandoned mining iu i860 to study
law. This did not prove to bis liking,
and tbe following year he was an ex
press messenger in the gold miniDg dis
tricts in Idaho. Two years later be was
editing tbe Demooratio Register at
Eugene, Ore. Having been admitted to
tbe bsr, be opeced t Inw offloe in Can
yon City, and in 18C6 was eleotcd judge
of Grant county.
II was bile filling tbe judgeship that
he began bis literary career and earns
to be known as Joaquin Miller, asiog
that nom de plume to bis first two col
lections of published poems. He is
alleged to bave selected tbe signature
beoaase of bis sympathy for Joaquin
Murietts, a Mexioeo aconsed of brigand,
age, and in wbrse defense be published
a paper. White touring in Europe tu
1870 be published his first volume of
sustained verse. Tbe work was every
where oommeoded. Returning to Amer
ica, he engaged in journalism In Wash
ington, D.C., remaining there until 1887,
when be returned to California, wbers
be haa since lived tod earned tbe title
of " Tbe Poet of Ibe Sierras." He is
ibe antbor of tereral volumes of prose,
inoloding Tbe Danitet," wbiob was
successfully drtmatizsd, Bis best
known poems tre "Songs of Ibe Sierras,"
"Songs of lbs 6oo!ands." "Songs of tbe I
Desert," Songs of Italy." "Collected
Poems," and "Songs of Ibe Mexioao
Seas." Tbe most popular, probably, of
bis many pieces of poetry ars ."Tbe
People's Song of Peace" tnd "On Rous
seau's Isle."
SPOKANE FALLS 4 NORTHERN
NELSON & FORT 5HEPPARD
RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
The Only All-Rail Route Without
Change of Oars Between Spokane,
Rosslaod and Nelson. Also between
Nelson sod Rosslaod, daily exoept
Sunday:
Leave. Arrive.
810 A. M Spokane 6;0 P. M.
110 A. M Rom ano. A0 ". M.
8:10 A.M Nelson 6:15 P. M.
Close connections at Nelson with steamers for
Kaslo, and all Koo'enal Lake points.
PaeneDKera f r Kettle hlver and Ponndarr
Creek connect at Murons wit i stage daily.
FORYOU!
Now Prepared to do Any
Kind of Printing- Don't
Send Your Orders Away
'Till You Get the Gazette's
Estimates
W. B Johnson, Newark, O., says "One
Minute Cough Cure saved my only child
from dying by croup." It bas saved
thousands of others' suffering from oroup
pneumonia, bronchitis and other serious
throat and Inog troubles. For sale by
Conser & Brook.
An Alabnma murderer addressed tbe
following note to tbe governor: "I
wiab yon would grtnt me t 30-day re
spite. I am short on religion. In
tended to get it last week, but was too
busy."
D. A. Herren was in town Monday
from bis Willow oreek ranob,
Robt. Beard, Jack Mills, aid Misses
Ivt tnd Elbrt Swtggart returned Sat
urday from a two weeks' oating tt the
Teel springs.
Cross A Black well's fancy pickles aud
osnoed goods, reduced price. Orange
Front, opp. City hotel, Cor. Main tnd
Willow streets. 63-if
Every sew subscriber of Ibe Qtsetle
from this dale, May 23, 1807, will receive
as a premium a book worth alona the
pries of Ibe subscription. tf
Qeo. Roberts, brother of Al Roberts,
earns In Saturday morning from Jama
ica, Iowa. He was tootmpeoied by
Henry Rldoom of lbs same pi sea.
Peodlelos Tfiboosi Mint Oraos
Tilltrd, accompanied by Master Fred
Rueeaberf, left oo last aigbt'a Ireio
for Heppner to visit Mies Tlllard's
parents.
O. W. rbelpt, a promissnl yosog at.
torotv from Tba DaMea, arrived in Ibe
oity Ibis moroiof, bringing with Lira
bis "sbingls" sad law library. He will
"set Bp shop" tnd naks Heppoer bis
fetors boms.
At the City Bakery saa be found til
kinds of fresh bread, Sakee, pl, boos
and everything usually fotad la s first
elass bakery. Choice groeeri, fresh
vevalablea, frails sod watermelons will
be kryt eoaatanily oo sals tt ibis plao.
6C9 7t.
Mr. Oo. T. NewmsB. rptaii8g
lbs Amerieas Txbaroi Co , of Mo Fraa
eisoo, arrived In Hrtpaer rale'dy
eicbt. Mr. Nwmas is q.ttia rosiUr.
hot bss ba akk sinA h's arrival ottil
Thar lav, bat Is Ms able la he onl
and lkitg after ll.s Uret 4 hie
honas.
Tee ft" at Ur o t'erlfis railroad Sompaev
bas drotded Io sell liekele froea sll
stales os Its line la Orn. at oas
fait fur la rostd trip. It w f lb fet
that oar psoptt bate ba fsord with
tba d ant em pa, i Is e,fiJ"rtiy tpot
t m that lbs Uta fair at 8U wfll at
a batter sttsoJaos Ibas ever bWfWe,
sad la sedae to fa til ta opprr iliy
V) VMtl Ibis great titatitt'loa of wfcMifc
tba paopls of lbs sstlrs eUW bav r
suata bs proas', ttts poptur lies (
One Guess
for every yellow ticket in
every package of Schilling's
Best tea.
Don't send coupons ;
save them for something
else.
Rules of contest published in lsrg
sdvertisement about the first tnd midrib
of etch month. ai8
Heretofore the Gazette's job depart
ment bas tried to do do work other tban
plain printing. However, this shop is
now prepared to taokle anything in any
line and will meet prices of any persoo
nnder Ibe sun in Ibe line of druggists'
supplies, blank books, bank work,
oounty work, or any sort of book bind
ingwork tbat yoa bave heretofore sent
away Io get done.
Tbe QHtatte shop it, not a oharity
concern but it you will give ns a ohanoe
we will see tbat yoa are satisfied in
every particular.
Buv your goods at home. Remember
tbat Abe Lioculo said tbat when on
bought goods away from borne tbi
foreigner gnt tbe money and we got th
gooda. But when the goons were
bought at home we had both motiet
and g nod s. This la good doctrine. We
are williog to abide bv it. When tbe
printing drummer comes Io town, re
member it and call op 'phone No. 3,
BflO-tf
K udftTjX.MjI LV 1 11 1 11
sever
CoU
.cad
KI.Y'H OK ir AM BAI.M Is paattlveeare.
Apply Into tba soairlla. It la quickly ahanrtet. m
Cents al Dtartflata nf hy snail ! sample inc. Ii mall.
KLY UKonitllS. M Warraa tU. New York (Ml;-.
CHOKK CHCBBY HEtiD IN HI EAR.
Tka 80s r W. R. Me Hater Haa a Utile
Kiperieaea Which Will Caaas Ilia U
tiaarS His Kara Mars Closely.
Mr. tnd Mrs. H. E. Burcbsll tnd Mrs.
W. B. MoAllster, of Lexington, were io
town yesterday. Mrs. MoAliater brought
In ber little son to bave s oboke eberry
seed n moved from bis ear wbirh s
playmats blew into II with some kind of
stubs. Tbs little fellow bad entered
some Inooovsoieooe tud dretded tbs
operslioo, bat when told tbat if be
woold flloob wbils io tbs bands of lbs
pbrsleian, lbs sar would bsv to be
tskeo off, tbs eberry sesd removed aod
then bs would bars to undergo the pais.
fol oeeewaity of having It sewed back
on. y hen ooovloesd that tacb was Ibe
case, ho submitted sod slood tbs per-
formancs liks s lillls wan aod It was
Dot lonr uotil Dr. Swinburne btd lbs
obatroeiioo cleared twty from tba track
tbat Istds to lbs Interior of tbs lad's
bearing faculties, and lbs boy la now
somewhat proud of bis bravery,
II Is tlwsys gratify log to reoelvs teati
atooitls for CtamUrlaio's Colic, Chelert
aod IXarrboes Remedy, aod whea Ibe
eodoravmeol Is from a physician It Is
sepucially so. There m to more sails
factory or fjettve remedy thalCbstn
bwrlala'e Cbolla, Cholera aod Iharrboes
lUmedy," writes Dr. B. E. IV-Uy, by.
sWisa tod pbamariat, of Olosy, M
and as bs has sead the remedy a bis
own faml'y and Sold It la bis drag etoes
fitf ail years, be sboajld rerlalolf koow.
Fr sals by 0ise A flm k.
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY.
ronroiD, lore
A Boarding and Day School for Boys Under
Military Discipline.
, Jt "h nniler Die iirtMnt manatemenl te
1 ma inailtailoii 'e Ihumuwlilv eniiiiiiiaH f n. .m.i -..1 i ..i...i.i
and moral triiiinif boya. TbnMth irai aral i.n die an oifj-e or
ertentine erhrarf. (imluatesal i.renl i f ale. Weal I'mIiiC Maewhu.
ania irautoteor I erhnnlnn.
r-B.lrjn. Mlaafofil and MHiill. Ihinna va-li..ii vialUira welo. me
Hlala I nireraiiiea of ( allfolnia. rein.
renin in I J a. m. fur ralaltiirne arid utlier infurmalliMi. allr
rnneiiMl. J. W. HILU M. II., I'ltnlaiii!. Orm.m. f. U drawer 11.
tl-bett. I.
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GYGLIS
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Tfi. &
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY!
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
B
CT YOU DO WANT LOW PRICES
groceries and supplies ; yon want sub
ttantial gents' furnishings. Yoa eso find
what yoa want at T. R. Howard's . .
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED !
Is. 3sE. Howard
Main Street. Heppner, Oregon.
THE ART Of BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of
HOTP GODB
And now the entire world
Knows this verted vrodact
As the Star Brewery beer.....
On draught at
all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Ws
OUvLlVAI ss BI8BEE,
At the old ttand, bave tbe us rial
spring outfit of
FARMING UTENSILS, HARDWARE
AND CAMP OUTFITS,
Bolides tba thousand odds and ends tbat are too numerous to mention.
Osalt osa.
JL.
4
Is fact, aey person, or persons, residing within
the eity limits, or eonety hails, 9 ho shall b
saogbl nJlog. or walking, by tbs aWirs of
tt tixs.
tj. v &iA LbukI ta rtilrsadekas rdse4
jw " I . , ,. .
tearlatln the latl f af sMtM'lW H
.1.- 1. 11 li anaulnvd b tba diaplats tr
-u- 1- .t -,Kih.'aJftaaa. ss"S tl St-. ' 4.
sUena '
rase4 its isre wssioi ys,
a.h.M.4 alHaleai Tf S JjV;
I 9 u auJ eiM C l M. J L-
A Haw firai
Kara Ifeadnos as laksa la a partner
Is lbs btarieSJilMiig boaibeee la the
pran of W. P. Bat lea, b was for
orly ia lbs rmlny of W. P. HorWeser,
f It.la eiiy. Mr. Ilalleo baa naay
friends la Urpforr tod sormatditf
ea b try aba III Ustow Ibelr palro.
ass apoe bloj Io bis aw aert.
M.vlos A Uatteo will bs a strong
trae) la lbs blarkeasilhltg Si.d bea
(Ixtelbt boaieeae tod lb rpeltult
solioit s libml' share t4 poblt palN!
1e,'Tbls Ortt'taarlnWes tlfoort io
U strictly trot slaea. Qio tasi s sal).
. . . . tTllf
Wit boot stopping al tbeslmte tsenfi'iOed tlore
III l 0l8e, by lb City tfarrj. tbat IhS
ooly plass is lieppnrr yoa rso bay
1f1
Is ol Ibe Btors of MINOR A O. Oar enllr
llOO BlSal go Io Bisk roods fuf fall stw k
SHOES IT
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GILLIAM & BISBEE,
Kstt Door Io rirrt KaUonai batik Bulldlug.
HEPPNER
OUTFITTING CO.
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ALL W .SIK IT
MINOR & CO.
.. HEPPNER. OREGON.
ft
goods, sroceries.
bate, centa for
This ooropaoy carries dry
usrJaare, bouts and iboea.
DisLings, rtc Lar(te ibipment of new and
second htnj farnitorf, which is being told re
gardlei of cost Tbey Love also Hardware,
wall pajxr, cat pets, lounges, springs, inU
treawt, all these at half price. Look for tba
sign at llerreu'a old stand on May street, next
to i'alace hotel.
FRANK AUFARLAND, AUnarjer.
You con Wager Your Sox tfyat You
oro Always at Home ot ....
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