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FIFTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 1897.
NO. 608
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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Bandar arnviDg at Heppner J nnction Vim a. m
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rives at Heppner Dills, m
m. dally exoept
as a. m.
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LITEHARY NOTEB.
AN ELEGANT SAMPLE.
Col. Bedincton Discusses the Skunk Ques
tion In a Personal Letter.
Ool. Redington, who is so well known
to all of tbe old-timers here in the
Heppner hills, writes a personal letter
to tbe editor ot this paper in wbioh he
digs up some new data on the skunk
family. However, be does this without
any intention to malign any member of
tbe tribe, and without malice afore
thought whatever.
The oolonel has had considerable ex
perience with skunks. As early as 1878
be was wont to toy witb great chunks ot
atmospherio skunk, up on tbe Clear
water In Idaho, when he was leading
Gen. Howard up to where he oould get
a peep at Chief Joseph through a pair
of fieldglasses presented the general at
tbe oloee of the late war by a body of
BoBton ladies. Col. Redington brought
baok with him a large assortment of
this atmospherio phenomena in an old
soldier coat which Dave Herren pro
nouooed genuine.
The oolonel atterwaras too up a
ranch near Heppner some years after
ward and here be was compelled to
make affidavit to the then commissioner
ot the general land office, Mr, Sparks,
that great big American skunks were
MM
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
HAZEL K1HKE.
Half block west of the Union Depot of
O.. C. M. & St. P., V. & A., r. Ft. w
and the C. St,
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To make The Ladies' Home Journal
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disclose by a prospectus outlining a known previous to this that tbe genuine
few ot tbe projeoted features tor tbe alkali skunk existed west of tbe mnnn
coming year. While the Journal will be tftiue Owing to the uncertainty of tbe
more useful and practical than ever be- oiimate tbe. oolonel waa unable to pre
fore, it is made apparent that its liter- "rve h ipecimen naught, but tbe dog
ary features will be strengthened, and ""l has bis share of It, and it any ot the
Diotorially it will be more attractive and old-timers don't believe bis story be will
plentiful near bis oabin, at which be bad
thrown a good many thousand rocks.
And even then Mr.' Sparks would not
give him a good title to bis land, cast
ing some implied insinuations that tbe
gnlob was too poor to produce snob
livestock.
Tbe out wbioh appears in this oolumn
is taken from a good specimen wbiob
Col. Redington's setter dog oaught out
in tbe woods near Taooma. It is tbe
Splendid Treat In Store For Onr Theatre
' Going People.
The Exoelsior Dramatic Co., whose
advent to this oity is heralded by Mr. A,
0. Fox, edvanoe representative of tbe
organization, bids fair to be warmly wel
comed by tbe theatre-goers of Heppner."
Tbe company is beaded by Mr. P.1 J.
Duggan, stage direotor ot tbe Grand
Opera House, San Francisoo, and, this
paper is informed, has surrounded him
self witb a highly competent oompany
wbioh gives admirable representations of '
the pieoes selected for their repertoire.
The beautiful play, "Hazel Kirke," is
the piece selected for tbe opening night
here.' This play has stood the test ot
time and proves oonolusively that "a
thing of beauty is a joy forever." Tbe
charming leading lady of tbe oompany,
Miss Moray, bas received tbe highest
oommendation from the press ot South
ern California for ber admirable rendi.
tion of tbe title-role. Mr. Duggan, as
Dunston Kirke, renders this difficult part
to perfection.
To those who have seen the play be
fore, a visit to the theatre will be like
renewing the acquaintance of an old
friend, and for those who have never
seen it, a veritable treat is in store.
c. G. Fuuua.
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year. The stories will be by Mark
Twain, F. Marino Crawford, Hamlin
Garland, Msry E. Wllkios, Julia Ma-
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Fanny Croeby, tbe blind bjmo-wriler;
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BTOUM ON TUB COLUMBIA.
Dalles
HE8OLUT10NS or CONDOLKNCK.
At the last meeting ot Ruth Chapter,
No. 32, tbe following resolutions were
adopted i
Wheheab, Our Heavenly Father baa
aeen fit to take from our midst onr es
teemed brother, W. J. Leeser,
Retolvtd, That we humbly submit lo
tha will of our Snprerne Ruler who
guides aod controls the destinies ot
man, aod who doeth all things for tha
best, and
lietolved, That by the death of Bro.
Lerxer Itatb Chapter bas lost a worthy
brother, bis family a loving husband aod
kiod father, and
Jlrmtlvtd, Tbat Ruth Chapter, No. 32,
extend to tba family of our deceased
brother our heartfelt sympathy in their
sad hour of affliction. Also tbat a oopy
of these resolutions be spread oo tba
minutes of our chapter, our charter
draped io morning; also a oopy pub-
Boats Have Troabl Betwcea Tbe
and Portlasd.
Wednesday a severe wind storm vis
ited tbe l'soifio ooaat, oausing unusual
distress io shipping circles, and par
ticularly to the river craft on tbe
Columbia. This last is presumed as
our ioformsnt was a paasengsr on an
O.K. AN. boat between Portland and
Tha Dalles, and it waa witb great diffi
culty tbat tbe orew prevented a wreck.
As it wss all were affrighted almost out lhed in tbs Heppner papers and a oopy
ot tbeir wits. The boat groaned aod
oreaked aod sprang a leak, and all
rushed lo the life preservers. Attempts
were made to land, bnt Ibis oould not
be dona without great danger, aod so
tba boat was beld io mid stream till a
plana of safety was readied aod all
danger was past.
Tba weatber authorities those who
know what is eomiug io the shape of
climate bad previously warued all
boatmen to be prepared for a great
storm, aod as these calculations are
made oo sclent iila principle, there
other should bsve Immo ooos on pre pared for
presented to the family of our deceased
brother.
Errii QtLLUM,
Mho J. A. Fimuoi,
Jinnii Ni Bi.a,
Coratuitt.
After bearing some friends eootionally
praming Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, Curtis Fleck, of
Anaheim, Cel., purrbaeed a bottle of it
for liis owo use and is now ao eotbtiaias
1st over It wonderful work a aoynoe
esn tie. The US aod M cent six -e lor
sals by Coer A Brock.
Trusits i General Bonl'mj Basinta
On all part of th world
Bought and Sold.
CollerUun mad oa all point on
raaannaM Term.
Surplus and undivided front. 11 J.OOO OO.
Tb Gatette will lake potato, apples,
eggs Of better oo sobeeriptloii aoroonts.
Adv oee owing Ibis e flic ran settle their
ereoaeU io this maooer end aen't do it
loo eooe to aojl ua.
Minor, Oanar, neppnar nr.-tartia, RDM
right hi pi bora. Mas laft shooldar.
Morgan, H. N- Happoaf. Or. Harese. M )
en left ahonld. eatOe a oa laft kip.
Ohora. J. W.. Doaala. Or.s bnr O oo W
abowidar; eattla earn right hip.
Parkar A Dlaaaoa. Hardaua.Or, Hamas 1 P oa
Ml aboaldar.
Piper, J. H.. Laalngtoa. Or. -Hnraas; tt .
Mad ot, laft ewmlUri eauia, aaOM aa laf kip.
ndar bit la aanb aw.
Hartnr. 1. W.. liappear. Or.-Horaaa, JO aa
laft shualoar. (aiUa. n oa right hip.
M.m K a. Homna. Or. - Cattle W
bft hip. emp of right aad andarfat ia laft
aWlani boraaa Wtm laft eanaWtar.
1 hnnuaiin, 4. A.. Heppaer, Or. Hiiro. a
ar akroliwi aaiUa. 1 aa laft atimBiiar.
Tom K. W- Happaae .- mall capital t
lR al,.mklf. bnraaai aatlia sam aw laft kip
with apht in narth aara.
Wa'taobrge, W. J., Oailoway, Of. krwa
qaartar etn-ta JW Mi right ah.mi.w; Mill
aioartar eirrla J W oo rtgiil bip aod nW ,',
rnrp and a.4a in loft ar. Uaj g ta Morrow and
I' oiaUlas euostiaa.
IN NEW QUAltTEltS
WILLIS STWAHT.
Tbe old reliable livery stable man of Hpppncr, haa moved iuto the
Jut North ot the Oaaella offln. wbare be woold be
pleased to see all bie old friends aod make new ooee.
Iff: HAS DAIFI) HAY ffHt RALK AM)
STALLS TO LET AT UKASOSADLK HATES.
Alo rrntt liuggu'M, llitcki, Titima ami Hwlllc Jlortrt.
yon come to Iowa. Old
Remember Willis wbea
Billy Gordon,
etaod formerly ocenpiad
Heppner, Oregon.
by
FRANK R06ERS
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obnrohea, school, farm building, ele.,
will be given with detailed plans aod
sp-ariflretmns.
Mr. H. T. Rorer, It la aanounred, will
oootlon to write eiilntively lor tbe
Journal. In addition to ber "Cooking
Leon" eho will writ of foods, their
veins and their bealiLfolorae. Special
artirle fur cbildrro oung aod middle
grown on needlework, failiiona, borne
eotertsinmsnl, ebnrrh work, ile.,sre
all pr.diileed. Till . tint a paaalng
glaneest thalH'JH faidiea' llmne Journal,
birh I aimed to meet lha literary and
praetleal need of er-ry member of the
boneeboM. By Tbe t'orli I'abllalilnr
Company, Pbiladelpbia. Tea oents per
enp); one dollar per tear.
bad wssther.
A HtW IlKKMe) riiH TIN (tMH.
-Cob tractors aod 1'uilJera.-
nans and Estimates Given on Snort Notice.
All Kinds of Kcwir Work Done
OFFICE HOURS Day and Night Leave your orders "Any Old.
llice" and Kog. or Jim will ect 'em. o o o o o o
Everybody Say So.
Caafnreta Cao lv Catliartlc, tlie moat won
derful ni.nJi.al ilin overv of Uie age, p ea
ant and refralnn( to tha Uste, w i gently
and p.mlUvi ly on kidneys, liver and bowel,
t'b-aiisitig Uia entire vo-m, dial! colds,
cutv lifiatlanlt", fevr, haliltuat rnitlpalloo
and U. lu'i.ti". I'h-aaa buy and try a tmi
of C. CI. C WmIoV. IO, V Mlrenta. Huldaod
g lerauteod te cur by all druglaU.
MiDoo Eagle: rrof. F. J. Van Wiokle
took a eivil eervioe examioatioa at Pen
dleton last April for the Kail wsy Mail
Herviea, from birth be bee beerd the
gratif) Ing news lbl be peed witb a
good rarord In all tbetjtta rjnirl,
bis grads io arltbmetio being IU0, the
highest p-ihl.
ira4flly bar?.
Ueat: I wae dreelfally oervoo. and
fir relief tok yonr Karl'e Clovef Uot
Tea. ft qnleted ny aerve and sirengib
eaed my whole urrvixie eiaiem. I a
lioobled witb e.nii it m, kidney and
bowel trooble. four ire eleaneed
niy system so thoroughly that I rpl lly
ragaloel lieellri aod etrengtb. Mr. K.
A. He eel, Ilftfrd, Coee. itld by
Coneer k Brock. y
Im'l be irsadI Into buying lini
ments all boo I repuuiloo or tDril
CbamberUln's Paia Balm tete no more,
aod lie merit bave been proven by a
leal of many years, flurh letters as Ike
fullowlbg, from L. (I. Baaloy, H oanetne,
Cel., are eoiisiantly belsg rrivd: "The
beet remedy for pain I have ever ne4 I
Ciierehertain's Palo Balm, and asy so
after bsvlng nae-l II In ny family for
several ysars." It sire rheumatism,
lame beck, spralu ami a welling). For
sale by Coor k Brock. 1
A Stlrklssa VYeaiaa Telia Haw Mb Md
e Old Urea lk Like New with Ola
aiusd lye. fur Oaly lea t'eala.
"Lat fall I bad a drees d)e. at a dys
shop," writes Mr. A. L. Iron of Ielrtit,
Mink., "and paid iS0 for tbe work. I
oould os only pari ot tbe good, a they
ware not all of the same color. Now,
leal wk I bought a package ot Dia
mond Diaa for ten cents aod died a
bole drees witb it. Tbs dree Is just
level aod tli smallest pleoee are as
good a the large ooee, every thing being
an even oolor."
It is not a dlffli-olt teak to dye witb
Diamond Dye, for plaio, eunple direc
tion oo every package tell bow (he d; re
shunld be need. Many colors can be
made with ao more trouble tbao it would
be lo wash lb goo. I.
Do not risk your material with dye
that slslm lo on tor both eotloo and wool
with tbe Mine dya, for It is iropoeetlile
to gel alif4-tory result witb dye of
tbat rbaraeur. Ia Diamond Dye, there
are dyes for notion aod spot iJ dye fur
wod, and tbey are all guaranteed lo give
ea'iafeoiion, It n4 aeeordiag to di-
fa, tpio.
Bathe down at the Job.
ajeeala. Of trill Jar
m bsiber shop,
Bsbsger. tt