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U ELY SCENES.
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
Now that the great political campaign
is oyer and the winter season again with
ua, all will want an adequate supply of
fresh and varied reading matter for the
long 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 13.50 and Club Rate
Weekly Oregonlan.Sl.50 13.50
" 8. F. Examiner, 11.50 8.75
" N. Y. Tribune, 11.00 8.00
" Inter-Ocean, $1.00 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, S1.50 8.75
Thrfce-a-Week N. Y. World, $1.00 8.25
Webfoot Planter, 50c a. 50
Leslie's Weekly, $4 00 , 5.00
METH. EPI8C. CHUKCH.
RERVI0E3.
Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school
10 a. m. Glasses No. 1 and 2 at 12:10 p. m.
Epworth League Devotional meeting at T p. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p. m.
'The Spibit and the brHe say. Come."
The pastor may be fonnd at tbe parsonage ad.
joining the chnroh, where he will be glad to
meet any wo may desire to consult him on
relimouB, social, oivio, philosophic educational,
or any other subjects.
J, W. FLE83ER, Minister.
Here and There.
See M. Liclitentbal for shoes. a.
Neal Dow, tbe Main prohibitionist, is
dead.
Fine celery, fruit, cigars and tobaooos
at Mathews'. tf.
Mrs. E. W. Rhea Is visiting relatives
near Baker City.
F. O. Buoknum was in Heppner tor a
tew days this week.
Yolney MoHaley and Obas. Ooboe are
over from Hamilton.
Billy Boss got back yesterday from
the Prairie City races.
Ben Mathews left Tuesday for Salem
to be present at the fair.
To trade A good beating stove, for
oordwood. Call at office. tf
Byron T. Potter ha9 been appointed
postmaster of Baker City.
R F. Hynd returned from a visit to
Portland Wednesday last.
Mrs. W. W. Smead visited the Port
land exposition last week.
The Orange Front tor floe fruit, cigars,
tobaooos and fancy groceries. tf.
L. Blumenthal is in Portland spend
ing a few days witb bis family.
O. E. Famswortb and wife visited
Portland's exposition last week.
Tom Williams, the well known cigar
man was in Heppner yesterday.
M. Liobtentbal for shoes. Exolnsive
shoe store. Handles tbe best. 831 f
Geo. and Frank Greenwood were in
from tbe Matlock ranch Wednesday,
8. 8. Barney, of Sohuyler, Neb., is
baying sheep here and will ship and
feed.
Emery Leezer oatne up from Tbe
Dalles Tuesday and is employed at tbe
Palace.
W. O. Van Sobnyver, of the well
known Portland liquor firm, was in town
yesterday.
Editor Wheeler, of the Waitsbarg
Times, is at tbe helm again. Suooess to
Bro. Wheeler.
Girl wanted to do housework. Good
wagee. None but tbe best need apply
Call at Gazette office. 83-tt
Hon. W. R. Ellis has made bis Fen
dletoo visit and is oow In Portland, ao-
oompanled by Mrs. Ellis.
Any one desiring to build either
house or baro will make money by call
log 00 tbe Gazette offioe. 67 tf
For sale residence property. Barn
and good ootboaces. Will sell obeap on
easy terms. Call at offioe.' 83-tf.
Best aooommodation and oourteons
treatment at tbs Imperial Hotel, Seventh
and Wash. Sts., Portland, Oregon.
Tbe cheapest place In town to boy
groceries, notions, house famishing
goods, etc. to at Vaughen's Raoket
Btore, 6-86.
Miss Allba Leach baa last received a
nice Una of sample bats, fibs invites
tbe ladies to seetbem and get piioes be
fore DorobMing elsewhere. 85-02.
Albert Lovrgreeo and Will Allison
have returned from their placer mining
operations on tbe Nrtb Fork. Tbey
report wages in their claim, bat nothing
big.
fltaans at the Ilea4.
Aug. J. Bogel, tbe leading druggist of
Bbreveport, La , says; "Dr. King's New
Diaooverv la the only thing tbat euri-s
my ooogb, and it is tbe best seller
have." J. F. Campbell, (merchant of
Bafford. Aria., writes: "Dr. King's New
Discovery is all that is claimed for it; it
never fails, and to a sure cure for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. I canon
ay enough for its merits." Or. King'
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds is not an experiment. It be
been tried for a quarter of a century
and today stands at tbe bead. It never
disappoints. Frew tr al bottles at Cotiser
k Brock's drag store.
Two Prisoners Give Marshal Hater Lee
Bail and Get Away Not Beeaptnred.
Out of an effort to keep minors out ot
tbe Belvedere saloon Tuesday evening,
trouble arose which culminated in the
arrest of Chas. Manning and Cbas. Van
Duyn. These boys, witb others under
age, were ejeoted from tbe premises, and
as they were drinking considerably were
in a oondition to do almost anything.
To vent a fanoied spite the rear door
was kicked in. See DrisVell, who bad
been employed to keep the boys out and
to preserve order, at onoe opened tbe
door and remonstrated with tbe young
men, who responded with oaths, and
with open knives offered battle. Dris-
kell, who was armed, was with some
difficulty restrained from taking up the
challenge, but better oounsel prevailed.
Manning was at once arrested. While
the marshal was unlocking the door of
the oity jail, Manning, taking advantage
of the darkness and the orowd, ran
away and could not be re-taken. Later
on Van Duyn was apprehended, and
though he resisted stoutly, was landed
in the "oooler."
Wednesday morning be was taken out
for trial and asked to go borne to get his
bat. Marshal Hager accompanied bim
to the stairway, over the Garrigues May
street store building. Van Duyn went
upstairs but instead of coming baok
crawled up on tbe roof aod went down
tbe fire escape In the rear. When dis
covered he was some diataooe sway and
rnnnipg like a reoer. Marshal Hager
followed him up on Chase street, and re
fusing to stop, the officer took two shots
at him. This seemed to put steam into
his heels and he ran only the faster,
turning into "August street, then
into Main street, near the Gazette
offioe, pale as a ghost, breathless, and
with affrighted look be bounded into
Gordon's stable and was lost to view.
Mr. Hager appointed numerous deputies
and with them he made a thorough
search for his prisoner but be bad van
ished from the earth, as it were, and
could not be found. As serious obarges
have been made against both Manning
and Van Duyn, it is likely tbat they will
not return to Heppner.
The Manning boy has never been
looked upon as a bad boy. His parents
reside near town, bis father being at
present in very poor bealtb. His con
duot, however, is inexcusable and, while
the sympathy ot the community is witb
niB relatives, none will be wasted upon
him for his part in this sorape, Young
Van Duyn wss almost raised in Morrow
ooanty. His parents were residents of
tbe country years ego sod are highly
esteemed. They, too, bave tbe sympa
thy of tbe oommunity.
These boys, as well as other young
men ot our town, should not participate
such difficulties. '"Tis human to
err," but no one can make a encoess of
resisting officers. If mistakes are made,
the easiest way out of them is tbe best,
The Gazette hopes tbat both boys will
do better and tbat tbey will yet make
osef nl men. At their present rspid gait
they oancot expoot anyt' ing bot a bad
end.
LATER,
Tbe Gazette learns today that an effort
will be made to settle Cbas. Van Duyn's
part in tbe affair by tbe payment of a
floe. It is likely that this will be done
and tbe young man given a chanoe to
do better.
CELERY KOLA
GIVES REST AND SLEEP
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A True Nerve
Tonic and Bipod Purifier
Restores Vitality, Renews Strength, Cleanses and Enriches the Blood,
Regulates the Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
NEW DISCOVERY;, BEST CELERY PREPARATION ON EARTH.
Heppner, Oregon.-
61-Oet U
The M.E. cburob, Booth, will nnite
In a anion servir. to bo bsld la tbe M
E. obaroh Bandar at 11 o'clock, a
Sopt. L P. Tobey, of tbe Oregon Cbild
rea'a Home Hocltty, will ejk at tbat
boar. Regular rvit-e at 7:30 P
Monday school at 3 o'tlw-k.
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SCHOOL ITEMS.
The following Is a list of the names of all
those pupils who have been neither absent or
tardy from school during the month of Septem
ber:
Room 1, Miss Jones; Lulu Campbell, Anna
Friedrlch, Sybil Hager, Butha Hager, Zylpha
Hager, Ceola Hornor, Mary Krug, Alma Mar
latt, Juanita Matlock, Ida MoAtee, Bessie Os
man, Sllva Shipley, Lorena Meadows, Amy
McHaley, Albert Adklns, Kollo Casey, Earnest
Clark, Harold Dunn, Joyce Flesher, Earl Oil-
Ham, Bernlce Hughes, Clarence Hughes, Olenn
Jones, Alva Jones, Victor McFarland, Ouy
Mathews, Cash Mallory, Allen Strickfaden, Roy
Yeager and Charlie Osmln.
Room 2, MissSchofleld; Ralph Adkins, leala
Campbell, Laura Clark, Mamie Dunn, Ray
Emerson, Robert Gllmore, Zetta Hager, Argus
Hughes, Emma Her, Leah Minor, Edith Mar
latt, Harry Mallory, Etta Rogers, Walter Rood,
Myrtle Tolbert, Mary Van Winkle and Dick
Wells.
Room 3, Miss Barker; Harvey Yeager, Lester
Meadows, Lester Gilliam, Abe Wells, Freddie
Elder, Olen Wells, Qussie Avers, Nelse Justus,
Johnle Morgan, Irwin Basey, Clarence Willing'
ham, Jlmmle Lalande, Nellie Wilkins, Len
Gilliam, Stella Lalande, Maggie Erlckson, Flor
ence Hughes, Vallejo McAtee, Cora Shipley,
Eunice Briggs, Ora Yeager, Minnie Henderson,
Nellie Howard, Gertrude Walbrldge, Eva
Hughes, Blanch Estes, Edith Hager, Blauchte
McNay and Iness Van Winkle.
Room 4, Miss Hasting; Fay Bartholomew
Cornel Depur, Boyd Erlckson, Ester Ford,
Archie Gilliam, Laura Hughes, George Hughes,
Nellie Lahue, Mary McSwords, Clara Morgan
Klza Button, Elmer Wills, Mabel Ayers, Frona
Llchtenthal, Marlon Smith, Ralph Thompson
and Gleu Wllllngham.
High School; Mimt Farnsworth, Bertha
Adklns, Lulu Hager, Lissla Howard, Ltna
Glasscock, Lillian McNay, Winnie Gilliam, Jen
nie Kirk, Gertrude Bishop, Elsie Ayers, Vira
Hart, Belle Hornor, Charlotte Shipley, Tbressa
Flesher , Fannie Wood word, Mary Laser, Kssle
Leeser, Floss Farnsworth, Bertha Cate, W, L.
Smith, Ora Adkins, Louts Balslger, Frank Rood
Clarence Kirk, Hanson Hughes, Roy Her, Percy
Hughes, Oscar Borg, Chas. Hornor, Louts Bis-
bee, Earl McFarland, Quasi Mallory, Ralph
Swlnburna, George Ttllard and Geo. Vinson.
NEW MINING ENTERPRISE.
F. M. Courier is in today from Eight
Mile.
Albert Rea returned from Idaho this
morning.
L. Blumenthal returned from bis visit
below Ibie morning.
H. A. Murphy, tbe Monument mer-
ohant, ia over on business.
Fine home-made taffy at tbe Orange
Front A oleao, fresh stock of goods-
leave your order. If.
To arrive loon at Mathews' sweet
potatoes, cranberries, Grandpas soap
and other necessaries. tf.
W. S. Byera will gel the full amount
ot his policy of 850,000 on the mill re
oeotly deatroyed at Pendleton.
Mr. Smith, a good representative of
tbat numerous family and a drummer,
ia circulating arouod among our busi
ness men today.
Bupt. 1. F. Tobey, ot tbe Oregon Chil
dren's Home Society, will arrive tomor
row morning and on Sunday will ad
dress tbe people at tbe M. E. obaroh at
11 o'olock. Subject, "Orphan Children."
Everyone desires to keep informed on
Yukon, tbe Klondike and Alaskan gold
fields. Send lOo. for large Compendium
ot vast information and big ooior map to
Hamilton Pub. Co., Indianapolis, Iod.
83-92
The wbiekey tbat old Jim Crow made,
tbat Henry Clay drank, tbat Andrew Jack
son loved, tbat William Henry Harrison
went into ecstAisover, can be found at
Low Tillard's. It is "de rsle ol' oo'n
Juice." If.
Week of Prayer.
The "Week of Prayer" will be observed
in the M. E. obaroh, South, beginning
Monday evening, Oct. lltb, and continu
ing over tbe 18th. A speoial program
will be rendered eaoh evening of tbe
week, except Saturday. Sunday, the
18th, will be "Missionary Day." All are
cordially invited to attend these servioes.
O. R. Howard
George Qofford baa some One ball
breed Cots well backs, out of Merino
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY!
Tbe Fever I'nabated-New Claims Being De
veloped- Promising Camp.
Sinoe tbe first discovery of gold quarts
in tbe blue mountains, nesr tbe bead ol
Willow oreek, numerous olaims bave
been taken, all on ledges apparently as
riob as tbe first on which assays have
been made as bigb aa $10 per ton.
While Ibis is not high yet tbe immense
amount of tbis quarts makes It a valu
able find, if tbe ore proves to be as good
below the sarfaoe aa it is at grassroots.
Tbe Gssette notes tbs organisation of
new mining oonoern, The Oomatock
Mining and Milling Co., owning tbe
olaima, Colorado, White Fir, Cog Dol
lar and Auri Fioo. Tbese olaims origi
nally belonged to t. W. Itbea, M. B.
Galloway and Frank McFarland. Olber
gentlemen of Heppner bave become in
terested with them and tbey bsva de
elded to oommeoee operations at ones.
Tbe mine is capitalized at (1.000,000
and 1250,000 of tbis will be set aaida ae
treasury stock for development par
poses, and, it the claims prove good, for
tbe erection of a mill thereon. The
price ot this stock bss been flisd at two
nJ one-half cents per share. Stock
will no doubt go rapidly as tbe enter
prise is a meritonoos one.
The district as a whole looks aa well
ae any yet discovered 10 me vi, u
lbs opinion of old, experienced miners
amounts to anything, and it it prove to
be as valanbl as it appears, Ueppoer
ill be tnooh the gainer, sod therefor
every dollar Invented In that direetioe
is well spent Not only will Ueppner
be lb winner, but the entire Morrow
county will feel tbe innuenoe or wcaiin
at our doors.
Next Fridajr. Oct. g, the first rhetortcals will j ewe which be wishes to sell at reason
able figures. He will te at E. L. Mat-
look's corral on sbout Sept. 20. Call
on bim. 70if
The Mootsna pacer, Cbehalis, is
probably on of tbs fastest and gameat
horses before lb Americau public to
day" ssys th Turf, Field aod Farm.
Just so, but w kiod'y claim bim down
her in Oregoo, adds the Rural Ppirit.
be given by the student of th high room. A
debate will also take place, th question being
Rttolwtd, That congress at It next session
should proceed to ratify a treaty with England
whereby all International difference should
b settled by arbitration. Th leader are
Charlotte Shipley and Orvllle Jones. Those on
the affirmative, Bertha Adklns and Martin
Anderson; on th negstiv, Gertrude Bishop
and Lillle McNay.
Class organization hav been mad by th
tenth nd eleventh grades. Th officer ar a
follow:
Tenth grade. Pres., Annl McBrld; Vice
Pres., LI I lie McNay; Bee.,Elsya Ayers; Traas.,
Lout Balslger; historian, Emma Farnsworth;
soargeant-at-arms, Mao Rush.
Eleventh grade, l'ree., Cora Hart; Vic Pre.,
Maym Farnsworth; Heo. Berth Cat; Traas..
Ethel Walbrldge; historian, Floss Farnsworth;
rs porters, Cora Hart and III ya Aver.
$200022
Schillings But tea it the
Lest you can get for anything
like the money it coin.
Schillings to baking pow
tier is the best you can get at
any price.
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BEIZED WITH SCIATICA.
Eatlsg
Cbehalis, tbe Peudleton pacer, beat
tbe world's reoord for two miles at
Salem, Wedneeday, seconds, W. V,
P. had held the record sinoe Ot. 81,'
1895, when at Lincoln, Neb., be msds
the two miles in 422. Cbebalis' rec
ord is4:19K-
Jake Wells has resigned his position
as deputy postmaster, and Mr. J. P. Wil
liams has very wisely seleoled Miss Jen
nie Bartholomew as bia snooessor. Mr
Wells will embark in tbe second
band furniture business.
Dr. John W. Rasmus, of the "Red
light," ever sn tbs slert for something
new, oan furnish you the finest cock
tails in the land Manbatten, Jersey,
Vermouth or Gin made by sn srtist in
tbe business. Drop in and take th
taste out of your mouth. tf
T. M.: CoL Sionott is gaining strength
since being taken to the hospital In
Portland, aod tbe physicians bavs de
termined to perform an operation for
bim next Saturday. Dr. Logan will go
to Portland to be present when tbe oper
ation ia performed.
Moments are useless if trilled awgr;
snd tbey are dangerously wasted if con
sumed by delay in' oases where Ooe
Minute Cough Cur would bring imme
diate relief. For sale by Oonser k
Brook.
Shortly after 4 o'clock on lb after
noon of the 4th Inst., just aa she was
completing on of tbe fastest trsns-Pacific
sailing trips on reoord, th big four
matted German ship Peru orsabed Into
th little ooaating schooner Orion, 15
mile off tbe mouth of th Columbia,
cutting ber io two, and sending ber to
tbe bottom Immediately.
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
B
UT IOTJ DO WANT LOW PRICES
to suit the times. You want fresh
groceries and supplies ; you want sub
stantial gents' furnishings. Yon osn find
what you want at T. B. Howard's. . . .
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED I
1 K. Hovaurfl
Main Street, Heppner, Oregon.
THE ART OF BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY.
. rovmzs, 1070.
A Boarding and Day School for Boy$ Under
Military Discipline.
Hesry Blaeknaa rollep Wall
Break fast la a UnUaraat.
from th I. O.
Parties fiom Hpokan report tbat
Henry Black man, collector of Internal
revenue, who baa bn attending lb
fruit fair, met witb a moat pacoliar mle-
fortnn Wednesday morning.
Mr. Blsokmao h eatieg breakfaat la
reataorant, and levliog in bie naaal
good bealtb, when suddenly seised with
so agonising pain in tbs bip. Us col
lped oompletrly, and friend who wer
summoned plseed him la a sarrlag aod
conveyed bin to bia bolal, vbr medl
eel si tent ion we at one obtained for
th patient.
The phyaieiaoa diagooesd th troobl
aa eeiatioa, aod did abet tbsy ooold for
bis relief, bat for several boors bis suf
fering wa estrone. II grew betta
later la thdy, anl we able to de
part on Wedody tight' train for
boD.
1 In, ln Haiti Uioriiuahfr r!tii.l for lh enmtal, awial, blirstoal
and SMTal training t4 br. 1 UuriHub prot-aratlufi tat any rmr;a ur
riontifte hhA. (inluatw at raai fi fl, Hnt I'limC Msarha.
hi li dim of larhnnliarr, (Mala inivwiiiaa rf ( alifnima. Ufvo,
I'.xn.ylvMiia, emnfiifil atl II r4 till, buring vamlua vullon waln-ma
Inn 111 I J a m. Kur raialiwim ana mln-f lnlnrnialton, aiMlrtaai Dm
l'niMJ. I. W. 1I11.L. H. I'urtlaiid, Urrf. V. O draw.r 11.
tl tViiC IS.
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I iim&) 1 via y, ViiWKvSs
mm
HOP GOBD
And now the entire world
Knoivs this verfect vroduct
As the Star Brewery beer
On draught at
all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Washington St., Portland, Or.
At tbe old stand, bare tbe usual
pricg outfit of
FARMING UTENSILS, HARDWARE
AND CAMP OUTFITS,
Boaidee tbe thousand odds and ends tbat ere too numeroua to mention.
Caall on-
GILLIAM & BISBEE,
Ksit Door In first Ma.inna! Rank Building.
1 v,r,;
Tbey Are Ik "Master "
Mados Ustteo, tb ptiir blank
suilha, bave mad com elegael Im
rovmnts I lhlr Mtsbltabrnvat sad
sxlded a larg stuck of Iroa, koreeabo
aod other maUnal eollal to lb
bappineae of those who m4 sjeirk re
pairs en Ibfir wagon, bog la ot any
kind of luaebliMvy. Tbsy bat l
teeded (h(it foora ao a to arajo4l
very body la th soaalry wb te la a4
ot repairs. Woa yea wsat a bora
shod, maehlo repfired, tir et or sey
thing els to Ibetr line, yen will Sad
afsadows A IltlU to b lb bn that
aa d il-aaJ do U light -la abort
order. II
Wbat is Uu iUMJ timt
ttm el eWeabafs.
be r
Emllf Ms'i, repreeeatieg Hilde-
brsodt Poener k Co of Has Fraociaco,
Mqnnr dalr, Is 1a lwn May. Mr
Mart Is ooe of tb oljeet, if not
ri,iiwi, la lb pntni or ? 10 ini
fild, of all lb trsvllleg aa -hIi Io' .,A1?r,,Tai-.vwnavwv svt. -tiv
Heppner, It bsrinf ht mora thsa ' ' ' r".i ii i. ittM m i-t
thirteen years else b made b Bl m awl t-mtum .wit -'
iail Vi Man La Baueroea friaad - si Mim" lmH"'wr
vtll .. air. 31 kit sjSj aaraerns irweqs - j. . in,i. tou. I Uhu.
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PORTlAimOR;
All Ihr-aa
Do Yu'V.int .i Rijf ?
N m 9 9
Uont You W.int a 1'lacc to
Put up Your Team ?
Arc You in Need of a Saddle
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can ! irJCurHl t TliArnjuar I'-inna, lr Mala Htrrft,
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riM stuiiMMi m 11 -iMii M H"t, '"" i'M,n ar4 mit.n .miniiM
a4 Ma m awf aM Mm la MIIH l aS I,.pii- ,
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THOM LJSON Sr. IHNNS,
Dat Co'n Juice"
Is Found at
THE
Welcome
Oa Mslo Htreel. In Cit Uotel Doildlog.
The Best of Everything
Always on Tap
Coorteoas treatment to ell. Nioe clab rooms.
XOW OriIIiVIr, Prop.
rBASK no ED
t. $. POtCBTS
Rogers & Roberts,
Contrtclore end Buildere.
Flans and Estimates Given on Short Notice.
Alt Kinds of Repair Work Done-
0MCE HOUKS-Day and Night Leave your orders "Any Old.
lto and Kojr. or Jim will cct 'em. o o o o o o o
ROOTS AND SHOES
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dpo4 e l yo set
SHOES IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
He ka anyttilnf la this Una that yon mtt Mtr M vnej eaa
rm artiri vk.a Hat uarai)lM It.
tiers to sr ! 's4 to p , I '