Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, February 01, 1898, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTTT liUo Denver & Rio Grande RAILROAD SCENIC LINK OF THE WORLD TO TUB arris th ohoici Of Two Transcontinental GREAT NORTHERN Ry. OREGON SHORT LINE. VIA VIA IRST AND ONLY . . . PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSION EVEB EUN BETWEEN The Pacific Northwest AND BOSTON, MASS. Tlroili Without Chaofe. Spokane Salt Lake MINNEAPOLIS DENVER St. Paul Omaha Chicago Kansas City LOW RATES TO ALL EASTERN CITIES. Ocean Steamers Leave Portland Every 5 Days For SAN FRANCISCO Rleamnrs Monthly from Portland to Ynkohoma end Unna Kong; via, Tbi Northern Ptnifln Htearnsbip Oo. In con, oection with O. R. N. For fnll detail call on 0. R. A N Agent at Heppner, tr address IXnlwell. Csrllll. A Co.. Quii'l. Agts., Nor. I'M 8. M. Co., Portland, Ore. W. II. HURLBURT, Oen. Pmi. Agt. PoHTIiAMD, OBWWII, LOCAL BQC1B9. Commencing February lit, TOURIST SLEEPER leaves Portland every Tuesday at 9 p. m., via 0. R. & N., Denver 4 Rio Grande, Rock Island, Lake Shore, New York Central, and Boston 4 Albany Railroads. Excursion car carried on Fast Boston Special East of Chicago, making the run In 28 hours; several houn quicker than any other line. For ratei and all information, call on er address, R. C. NICHOL, 8. K. HOOPER. General Agent, Gen. Pang. & Tkt. Agt. 2!il Washington St., Denver, Col. Portland, Oregon. J. C. Hart, Local Agt.. Heppner, Or. IVOKTH I'ACIPIC Rural Spirit (ESTABLISHED IN LS69.) Published Weekly Portland, Or. at DEVOTED TO HRE YOU GOIHG EJ8T If in, be sure and see that your ticket rend Yli Tie nWm Lin ....THK.... CHICAGO, BT. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, AND OMAHA KAILWAY Tntu it tii Great Short LiQe UKTWEKN DULUTM, St. rAUL, CHICAGO AND AIX I-OIXT4 HAST AND SOUTH. Thdr Tra-k. IWtli-as VnltlqM lhl ! hi-,Im I ar Ileitis, end Mullu; "always on timi; hu lt.ti Mils nwl a nail-niel rrimuiliin rliM kwriirn affll mi Hi Italne alliioMl r.l'a rlia in l ren-l iio'f llila hate Hi Sle w. it Mn. lirn sl . Vl.lilitn IM All hi.hM xlilu I "'if Irotwiil mil ls Una. All eaule riculture, Dairying, Live-Stock and Turf. Worth it weight in gold to every farmer and breeder in Uregon. 8UBHCRIITI0N: 82.00 PER YEAR Hum pie copies free. Hiral Hpint end Gazette both for f-LOO, euh, at tbn ollloe. BO YEAR8' EXPERIENCE 1 I I A. r.rnvAni, I fa. r A I". Agl. , INillUlxl. H, CIIIOAOO muwaukes & SI. Paul R'y This Railway Co. Operate H Iraiw en tli faiunaa bines jetee; Ma In train hf tlHtlolly thrmib oal; I'm II CeWtif at4 eiaelrt berth f4 Ittglaaip; It an speedily Pmt lains . day an I !.! twleae HI I'nnt l itue, I (ir. Chicago. .Milwaukee A St. Paul Ataa lawlxi teaa heateJ ee4i bated IfAika, ra'i4 le bleat ftela eepriael ee. Iitoari IxfM -l ai, B4 -eJe a 4iisil, raR la,t.(i ease, free rlitilatf eletr mt I Iba aff l-e-at diu ctiair a Mm. f.. ..eael la Bi.t tanat the t'eHe4 eies-ai f 1'et.aje, all'lf I -. I a al l' O, J. I MlT. J. W (tI T. tUi..l A.t. Ttat, I'aaa. t. IVitl.a I, (tr mm 'ffli; in. r TllhOfiHI ru. Trade Marks Dcsigni CoBVRIOHTt Ac. Anrona aanrtlni a sketrh and dORcrlplInn mnj and sir wriiii our opinion free wlmlher su Iti.miiion la pruliahlf ialeiitHllo, C'liiiiniunlra ti..ii .irni lr o.iii.IimiiIkI. I land bonk on I'sUnta pmi Ira. IMiliwt airanrr fur awurliir pilteiit. I'aiiHifi Iniaii tlirouKh Munu 4 Co. rscslvt tfi'tl n"titr, ll tmiit vhnrKa, la the Scientific American. A nandantnalf H1nntrntod woekly. T.srROit Hr rulaiiim of aiir wlwiillln lnnrua.1. 'I'uniu, a (..iir niMiiilis, U Bold by all newBitiinlera. MUNN & Co.3etB-d-- New York twaaoa wMoa. 106 V Ht., W&ahluglon, D. C. SIUKINE FALLS 4 NORTHERN mm i FORT SIIEPPA11D KKD MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS Tl.tt Out Cbn of IUa(laJ and Nelnon. NUi.a aal HomUoiI, Oiiada ; La A M II A V) iv AM All-Kail Route Without Cars liotween Hpokane. Alio betwtien tiaily fxoept HMiknn. Knanland -i Nlnu... Arrlro, ") r. M . SKI P. M .: P. M m.w hitIiiiiiI Nxlwin with stpsmiirs for aaHi. ni an nHiiini Minn LMiluU swa fur" Kutl la lllvor and P.llllllluPW m anivui mm aiMtfe Unllv. Ss WerM Almanac 0 Encyclopedia roR DUDE lone it 10 have a drag itore, it U said. E. O. Holland was up from Lexington yesterday. Def nty Clerk Wells visited friends in lone on Sunday. Ed MoDaid is np from the sheep rarjeh near Lexington. Mitchell Beamsn was in town yester day from Black Horse. What is Hop Gold? Best beer on earth. Wee ad elsewhere. Joe Filkms, the Douglas postmaster, was io Heppner Saturday. To trade A Rood heating stove, for oordwood. Call at office. tt. Press CreBSwell was np from the Mat lock stock ranoh Saturday. Dr. P. B. McHwords rstnrned from bis eastern viait on Banday morning. Felt boots and rubbers, and Arotio overshoes at T. R. Howard's. 605-tf. Kobt. Krick has returned to Heppner after an absence of several months. One Minute Oougb Care cares quickly. That's what you wantl Conser & Brock Woldron Rhea returned from a busi ness visit to Walla Walla on last Sunday morning. Jack Chambers and Wm. Kadio are reported on tbeir way from Canyon City to Heppoer. Mrs. Will Spenoer returned on SuDday morning's train from a visit to relatives at Pundleton. Rev. Drake, Ohas. Baroett and Chas. Johnson are down attending the olub oonventiou today. Fine home-made taffy at the Orange Front. A olean, fresh stook of goods- leave your orders. tf, Frank Melvin, of Julietta, Idaho, is in Morrow county representing a school supply oompaoy. W. F. Barnett wus in Heppner yeBter day and reports a cessation of measles down at LexiUh'tt o. Painless remedy for extracting teeth, If not as stated, no obarges. Try Dr. Vaugbau's new plan. 604-tf, J. B. Crosfield, representing The Mitobell Lewii-Staver Co., is in town in the interest of his firm. It you need something for your system oall at the 'Phone The Telephone sa loon, City hotel building. tt Commissioner Beckett Bod John Bey mer were among the Eight Milers visit ing our town yesterday. Pate Niobolsen, Tilt Warren, Pearl and Gill Jobea were in from the west side of the oonnty yesterday. "Spider" Johnson, the mixologist at Low Tillard's Telephone saloon, left last night for a brief visit to Portland. E. G. Noble & Co. are rustlers after business. Tbe finest saddles and bar ness to be found in Heppner. See tbeir new ad iu tbis issue. tf. Stop tbntooughl Take warning. It may lead to consumption. A 26c bot tle of Hliilob's Care may save your life. Hold by Conser & Brook. z W. E. Brook left last even ing for Hills boro to attend to tbe settling up of his affairs down there, having recently dis posed of bis Uiilsboro drug store. Karl's Clover Root Tea, tor Constipa tion it's tbe best and if after using it you don't say so, return package and get yonr mouey. Sold by Coonef A Brock. i Newt Whetstone, E, L. Freeland and Otis Patterson left last night tor Port land to attend tbe league convention today. From all aooouuts it will be a grand old "scrap". A day and night force la now at work no the Heppner Light ft Water Co. s wall and makinf good progress on tbs improvements. The wsll will be en larged four feet for dtpth of 75 feel ttbuobs Consumption Cure oures here others fail. It is the leading Cough Core, and no borne should be without it. Pleasant to take and goes right to tbe spot. Sold by Oouser A Brook. x Miss Jannie Bartholomew has racov red from her siege with measles suffic iently to return to her place in tbe post oQlce. Miss Altba Leach has filled tbs position during Miss Bartholomew's in disposition. Isaao (Inker, who is working a claim about 3 miles from Caoyon City, took out HoO tbe result of 3 days work last week, and has fully $2000 in sight There is no small auiouot of exoitetuent in that section over tbs And. "PERHAPS 18 A DISTURBER." From the Portland Chronicle. Last Sunday's Oregonlan pleads guilty to being a "distarber." It boasts of the fact. "Such, indeed, it wishes to be, and such it intends to be it be can" is the de fiant attitude of that great incubus of republican politics. If it were simply "an independent journal and oritio," as it now asserts, no one wonld question its right to "be a chief disturber here abouts." But when It claims to be "an independent republican journal;" when it seeks to control republican platforms and diotate republican nominations, tbea it hasno right to be "a disturber." Common deoency and a proper respect tor tbe opinions of mankind prohibit snob conduct. It is treason to its pro fession of a desire for republican suc cess. It makes itself out to be a brazen fraud. If it were a real friend ef repub lican success it would not glory in being a "disturber." It would not blindly THE PENNY IN CHTJRCH COLLECTIONS. "THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE lash its republican associates. It would not excite Kilkenny oat fights at every torn. All these things, however, are done by tbe Oregonian. Its olaim of be ing a republican journal, therefore, is a flaunting lie. Tbe Oregonian is a se'.f- oonfessed, brszen traitor to the republi can party. Its avowed chief mission is to breed discord by assailing republican leaders oo any pretext and at every juncture, regardless of party mandates or party interest. What Dr. A. E. Halter Says. Buffalo, IS. I. Uents: f rom my personal knowledge, gained in observing tbe effeot of your Sbiloh's Cure in oases of advanced consumption, I am prepared to say it is the most remarkable remedy that has ever been brought to my atten tion. It has oertaioly saved many from consumption. Sold by Conser & Brock. if rt i I tltHM hl.t J I t It III ' II., I, I ' 1 1 in- tlltUHl , Tk'a I e"l hMll I 11 'e a I t'a.U M It k TlMi: T-i -if Will Answer Any Qttcstioii You may Ask It. $ Standard M American :M Annual. I'ui't tl 1 - 'rrtit A'lih. ,naisi , i'7 I - I ,t a-M IlMUL I l--4 f,aaaHa al M, i-'. W aaa4av Imi a I atk-tf a Mt aW ! Vm I a ha aVa a4 4 !! klal St Ja a 4 I .a, a t aa I S r - I f m4 K8 la'ael-a. tsi IM), tt), , ! aj tt ,' tlMil, A l ( . At r Hf. sla m Att CENTS Meetings were held in tbe Baptist oburoh on Friday and Saturday evenings by representatives of tbs Salvation Army. Standing room was at a premium and many were unable to get inside tbe ohurob. A full force of the army is ex- peoted to arrive at Heppner soon, when the oastles of Old Satan will be stormed to a finish. Weekly Excursions to the East. A tourist sleeping car will leave Port land every Tuesday at 9 .-00 p. m., via tbe O. R. A.N. without obsnge to Boston, and under tbe supervision of experi enced conductors. No obsnge of oars to tbe cities of Omaha, Chicago, Buffalo or Boston. The ideal trip to the East it now before you. Remember tbis servioe wbeo going East, and consult O. R. A N. Agents, or address, W. H. Uuri.bdbt, Gen. Pass. Agt.. Portland, Or. 8nch an Offering;, Except From tbe Poor, la an Insult to God and His Chareh. "Tbe important part which the peony plays in the average oburoh offering is known to every on a who has ever been interested in ehorcb finanoes," writes Edward W. Bok io the February Ladies' Home Journal. "And that it is a part entirely out of proportion to tbe neces sities, is felt and realized by many a cburoh treasurer. Soores of people who oould afford to drop a nickle or a dime into the oburoh offering, oontent them selves by giving a penny. Tbe feeling is either that the smallest offering 'will do,' or the matter ot church finanoes is not given any thought. There is a fail ure to realize that a ohurob is the same as any other business institution, and it must have money for its maintenance. There is snob a tbiDg as too literal an interpretation ot tbe phrase that 're ligion is free.' Of oourse, it is free, and let us hope that it will always be so in this country. But to make religion free costs money and tbis isn't an Irish bull, either. There are those to whom more than 'the widow's mite' given to tbe oburoh would mean ' doing without some absolute necessity of life. Tbe penny of such a one is the most welcome gift to any oburoh, the most noble offer ing which any ona can make. But trom those who oan give more tban a penny, apd who are giving only tbe peony, suob an offering is an insult to God and His oburoh, and the sooner people see tbe matter in tbis bard, true light tbe better. I am almost tempted to say that tbe great majority ot oburohes could, with perfect justice, rule out the penny from their offerings. Were tbis done tbe niokle would be tbe prevailing offering, and to bow few persons, when one stops to oonsider tbe question, would such an offering be a bardnhip or an impossi bility? A yearly offering ot two dollars and sixty oents, calculating that one at tended ohurob otoe each Sunday, or twioe, with one offering ot five oents, would galvanize the oburoh finances of tbis country." LUNG TROUBLES AND CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED. Aa Eminent New York Chemist and Scientist Makes a Free Offer to Oar Reader. The distinguished chemist, T. A. Slo cum, of New York City, demonstrating his discovery ot a reliable cure for Con sumption (Pulmonary Tuberculosis), brooobial, long and ebest troubles, stubborn coughs, catarrhal affeotions, general deoline and weakness, loss of flesh, and all conditions ot wasting away, will send THREE FREE BOT TLES (all different) ot his New Dis coveries to any afflicted reader of this paper writing for them. His "New Scibntifio Treatment" has cured thousands permanently by its timely use, and be considers it a simple professional duty to suffering humanity to donate a trial of his infallible onre. Soience daily develops new wonders, and tbis great chemist, patiently expert menting for years, has produoed results as beneficial to humanity aa can be claimed by any modern genius. His assertion that lung troubles and con sumption are curable in any olimate is proven by "heartfelt letters of grati tude," filed in his American and Euro pean laboratories in thousands from those oored in all parts of tbe world. The dread Consumption, uninter rupted, means speedy and certain death. Simply write to T. A. Slooum, M. C, 98 Pine street, New York, giving post office and express address, and the free medicine will be promptly sent direct trom bis laboratory. Sufferers should take instant advan tage of bis generous proposition. Please tell the Doctor that you saw this in the Gazette, published at Hepp ner, Oregon. July 9-7-1 yr. FORYOU! Now Prepared 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 ment baa tried to do no work other than plain printing. However, tbis shop is now prepared to taokle anything in any line and will meet prioea of anv neraon under the sun in the line ot druggists supplies, blauk books, bank . work oonnty work, or any sort ot book bind ingwork that yoo have heretofore sent away to get done. Tbe Gazette shop is not a charity ooncern but if yon will give us a ohanoe we will see that you are satisfied in every particular. Buy your goods at borne. Remember that Abe Lincoln jpaid that when one bought goods away from borne tbe foreigner got tbe money . and we got tba tsuuua. xui wnen toe goods were bought at home we bad both money and goods. This is good doctrine. Wa are willing to abide by it. When the printing drummer comes to town, member it and call up 'phone No. 3. 560-tf re- "The Regulator Line" Crook Co. Journal: Heppner boasts of having one of tbe ''finest" and tbe claim is allowed brass bands in tbe tate. It is oomposed exclusively ot ladies and when tbe springtime cornea Gentle Aouie, Heppnerites anticipate listening to music too sweet for anything. Two Millions Year. When people buy, try, nnd buy agnin, it menus thi'V re satiHlied. 1 he people ot the 'nited States are now buying CuscnreU unci v Cathartic nt the rate of two million ioxch a year anil it will be three million he- ore New ear a. It means merit proved. that CaKcaretH are the moid delightful bowel rrimlntor for pvprvhnflv flip vpiir mnml All druggisti 10c, 25c, 50c a box, cure guaranteed. Rev. U. S. Drake, ot Lexiogtoo, was in Heppner Saturday and made tbis office a pleasant call. It was his in tention to leave for Portland last even ing to acoompany bis wife home. Mrs. Drake bas been below for some time re ceiving medioal treatment and is greatly improved in health. Mrs. Mary Bird, llarnshnrg, Pa., says, "My chilil is worth millions to me, yet I nmld lmv lout bur by croup bad I Dot invested twenty five cents iu a bottl of One Minute Cough Cure." It cures ouugbi, colds and all throat and lung troubles, Conner A Brock. Uod. J. N. Brown was a passenger oa laet night's train oo bis way to ILlla I boro. its will probably remain over al Portland to attend lb msetiug of repub lican chilis and tha slat central com initteeol wtuob Mr. lirown Is a mem ber from Morrow ooonty. During Mr, Brown's sojourn in Ueppner be disponed ot bis oily property, Mr. T. A. Rhea lniig ths rnrebnner, and also his stock In tbs Heppner Light A Water Co. HcedyJan. . iS98, On All A'fws Stands. I jf k'cr, iVctlcr.More Complete linn Lvcr. Prosperity comes quick! to the man whose liver is in gooa conaiuoo. i- Witt'i Liltls Early Kisxrs are famous little pills tor constipation, billionto indigos! loo ami all slomacu and liver troubles. Conner A Brock. Consumption Positively Cured. Mr. R. B. Greeve, merobant, of Cbil bowie, Va., oertibes ibat be bad con sumption, was given np to die, sought all medioal treatment that money oould procure, tried all oougb remedies he could bear of, but got no relief; spent many nights sitting up in a chair; was induced to try Dr. King's New Discov ery, and was oured by tbe use ot two bottles. For past tbree years bas been attending to business, and says Dr. KiDg's Nsw DUoovery is tbe grandest remedy ever made, as it bas done so much for bim and also for others in his oomrounity. Dr. Kiog's New Discovery I is guaranteed for coughs, olds and con sumption. It don't fail. Trial bottles free at Slooum Drug Co., E. J. Slooum, manager. Long Creek Eagle: Tbe Klondike fever has struck many Grant county residents. There is going to be some Klondike excitement in tbe mining dis tricts ot Grant county, and wise will be those who give tbeir attention to pros pecting in Grant oonnty in preference to putting off to the frigid north. MEN!:':11: can cured Mrs. Stark, Pleasant liidgs, 0., says; 'After two dootors gave up my boy to dis, I saved bim from croup by uaiug One Minute Cough Curs." It is the quickest and moat certain remedy for roughs, colds and all throat an 1 lung troubles. Conser A Brook. Elaht Mill Tax Levied. At tbs sobool meeting held at tbe oourt bouse on Saturday afternoon, an 8 mill tax to defray tbe expenses of dis- triot No. 1, was levied by tbe unanimous vote ot all present. The meeting was very poorlv attended, but 11 patrons of the sobool being present. This meeting brought forth the following facts: Tbe present indebtedness ot tbe distriot is 11315.32; cost ot ruoniog sohool per moulb, 3G0; amount of taxable property in tbe distriot, $:;9,803. Our citizens should manifest more interest in our sohool meetings and turn out in larger! numbers. If you suffer from any of the ills of men, come to the oldest Specialist on the Pacific Coast, DR. JORDAN K CO.. ,1051 Market SL Est d 1862. Voonir men and middle aeeU men who are suffering I bom the effects of youthful indiscretions or ex cesses in maturer years. Nervous and Physical jaBiiii.v.Eiiipoieney.ijoai nnnaooii in all its complications; Nnerniatorrhnea, lrataturrhwa, Jonorrlio?a, dlf-ct, I'requraey of ITrliiiMlMa, etc. By a combination of remedies, of great curative pow er, the Doctor has so arranged his treatment that it will not only afford immediate relief but permanent cure. The Doctor does not claim to perform miracles, but U well-known to be a fair and square Physician and Surgeon, pre-eminent in his specialty Dlaeasea Of Men. Krtthllia thoroughly erndlrated from the ysti-m without using ltirrury. A KVKBT MAN applying to OS Will re- . ceive our honest opinion of his complaint. a WcwillUuarantce a POSITIVE CUJiE in f twry cane we undertake, or forfeit One A Thotirtand Iollarg. f Consultation FREE and strictly private. CHARGES VERY SEASONABLE. Treat- f tntnt personally or by letter. Send for book, A " The Philosophy of Slaxrlage,'4 f frea. (A valuable book for men. J A TIIT DR. JORDAN'S f Great Museum of Anatomy i the finest and largest M useum of its kind in the world. Coma and leam how wonderfully you w tire made; how to avoid sickness and disease. V.'e are continually adding new specimens, w CATALOGUE iREE. C'allorwrlta. 1051 Market Street. San Francises. Cat. f The Dalles, Portland & Astoria Navigation Co. STEAMEES "DALLES Cm" AND "REGULATOR" Leave Tbe Dalles daily (i xoept Sunday) at 730 a. m. Leave Portland at 7:00 a. m. When you go to Portland, stop off at The Dalles and take a trip down tba Columbia; yon will enjoy it, and sava money. W. C. ALLAWAY, General Agent. QUIOEC TIOVXEI I TO Jan Fronolsoo And all points In California, via the Mt Bhastn route of the Southern Pacific Co The great highway through California to all points Hast and South, brand Been in Koute of the Pacific Coast. Pullman Buffet Weepers, Beoond-olass Bleeper Attached to exoress trains, sltimlmi annartna accommodations for second-class passenaer. rur mm, uuiiu, steeping car reservations, etc, .call upon or addresa B. KOEhLeR, Manager, C. H. MARKHAM, Oen. F. A P. Agt,. Portland, Oregon MM Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Fat-1 ent business conducted for Moornarc Fees, t Our Orrict is Oppositc. U, s. PaTCMTOrriet and we can secure patent la less time than those remote from Washington. Send modeL drawing- or photo., with descrip tion. Vie advise, if patentable or not. frea of charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. a PastPHLi-T- now to Ubtam Patents." with cost oi same in ths U. S. and foreign countries sent tree. Auaress, C.A.SNOW&CO. Opp. phtimt Orrici, Washington. D. C. VVVVVVaVyVyVyVa'a'a'a'a-liVaV.'a"! V. SHiartS) A Mara Thing for Ton. A transaction In whiili youiannot loselsa u ro llilng. Biliouaness, sick headache, fur red tongue, fever, piles and a thousand oilier Ilia nre canned bv constipation and aluggiBb liver. Cascatvta Candy Cuthartir, the won d,n fill new liver stimulant and iutot.lnal tonic are by all Uruggnti gunrauteed to curs or money refunded. C C C are a sure thing. Try a box to-duy; 10c., c., 60c. fcUiiii'le ikiid booklet froe. bee our big I T.-M: Bert Pbelps is down from Heppner visiting old friends. He is firm in tbe belief that Hsppner is ths best town in Eastern Oregon outside ot Th Dalles, though hs is still partial to bis old boms aod associates bare. Miss Allies Hashes, Norfolk. Va., was frightfully burned oo the face and neck. Fain was instantly relieved by LVWitt s Witob Hsiel sulve, wbiou healed the in jury witboot leaving a soar. It Is tbe tsmous pile remedy. Conner llrock. J. W. Stewart, of Corvnllis, is in town on Ins way to his uroot oonnty raacn. Mr. Stewart bas been a member of numerous republican stats conventions and has always enjoyed the confidence of bis neighbors and frieods. For Constipation taks Karl's Clover Tea, lbs great Blood Pnnflir, eures headaches, Nervousoees, Eruptions on tbe face, aod makes tbs head as clear a bell, fold by Conner A Brock. I E. O.: Mr. aod Mrs. 1. A. Currey, of Heppner, are visiting la Pendleton. Mr, Currey is bers to offer stook Io tbs Wus Mountain Mtoning and Milling Co., r coolly tucMrporalad at Heppner. Tbs Jumbo mine peopla ar talking very strongly ot polling in a Stimo mill Just at preaent active operations on tb mm bavs ceased, but it if tbs intention to begin work again soon. A Very Pleasant Party. On last Tbnrsdsy evening a very pleas ant psrty was given at lb residence of I Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFarland, of this city. It was in tha nature ot a surprise to Mr. and Mra. F. K. Bartholomew aod tbs member of tbs Holly club were tb invited guests. Mr. and Mrs. McFar-1 Uod ar very bospitabl entertainer and all those present on this ooeasion report that they wer highly entertained. An elegant Inoob was not th least among th many attraotinos ot th evening. Tettrr, Halt-Hhrum and Fx- em a. The intense Itching and smarting, inci dent to thee diiwHAna, is innt antl v allayed by applying Chamberlain's tye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad case hav been permanently enrw by it. It is tonally efficient for itching, pile and a favorite remedy for eore nlrple. chapped hands, chilblains, frost biu and chrome sore eye. 23 ct. per box. Eastern Oregon State Normal School Weston, Oregon ONLY STATE SCHOOL IN EASTERN OREGON Located on the O. R. A N. Railway midway between Pendleton and Walla Walla. Students admitted at all times of tb year. First-Class Training School for Teachers. Voosl and Instrumental Mnsio taugbt by oompelent instrnctors. A gradu al of tb Boston Conservatory bas obarg of tb instrumental department. IMio Jticllef' Boarding Hall Is thoroughly eqnioped and offers ex cellent accommodation at reason abls rate. Send for catalogue. Add M. G. ROYAL, President of Faculty ee P. A. WORTHING' TON, SerUry Board f Regents, Wton, Or. Dr. fadj Condition Powder, are just what a borne needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge. They are not food but medicine ami the beet in use to put a horse in prime condition. Price Zi cents per packAg. 01s ...." m . . . . sOls m Weekly Inter Ocean m Largest circolitioi op aht political piper ii ths west i l. j Afjatiaji fubliil 7MH WORLD, fN.iitier Iiiil'ii9. Nw York. ThaW.ll C. met at th reaideues of Mrs. Steve Lalaod oo Saturday after noun. It was decided Io join lb G. A. R. In joint installation oa Fslurdsy, Feb. 1:', when it is expected tbat all who whinltsnd will bavs a very eojuyabl time. r,lurteVaar tluweli Wiin) Cnaeerete, ( aii'lf Cathartic, cure constipation foreier. too. II U C- C. tall, Orusmeie relund aei. 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