Those Dreadful Sores
They Continued to Spread In Spite
ot Treatment tout Now They are
Mealed A Wonderful Work.
"For many years I have been a great
sufferer with varicose veins on ons of my
limbs. My foot and limb became dread
Itaiy swollen. When I stood up I could
feel the bloed rushing down the veins ot
this limbi One day I accidentally hit my
toot against some object and a sore broke
oot which continued to spread and was
exceedingly painful. I concluded I
needed a blood purifier and I began taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla. In a short time
those dreadful sores which had caused
me so much suffering, began to heal. I
kept on faithfully with Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, and In a short time my limb wan
completely healed and the sores gave ma
no more pain. I cannot be too thankful
for the wonderful work Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, has dono for me." Mes. A. E.
Qimo Hartland, Vermont.
Hood's parilla
lytlit best in fact the One True Blood Purified
flood's Pllln cure all liver Ills. 2l cents.
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
The Gasette can offer the following
clubbing rates:
Ike GAZETTE t'i.00 anil
Weekly Oregonlan, $1.50... .
Club Rate
.... $3.00
.... 8.25
... 2.75
.... 2.50
" 8. F. Examiner, $1.50
' N. Y. Tribune, $1.00
' Inter-Ocean, $1,00
" 8. F. Chronicle, $1.50..!!!! ..
" 8. F. Chronicle and map $2 00
Thrice-a-Week N. Y. Wnrlrt. Ji nn
8.25
3.75
Wobfoot Planter, 50c ..'.,!! ! j!oO
2.75
wjsue weekly, $4.00. . . . 4 jj5
Rural Spirit, $2.00 ' g 00
New York Wool Record, $2.00 ....!!!!!! ! 3.00
McCall's Magazine $1.00 , ..' jq
Yearly subscriber to the Gazette can
get clubbing rates witti any paper on
earth.
METH. EPISC. CHUHCH.
u , . 8KBVI0E8.
111 . m' m' I?1 I m- Sunday school
lwJ2h t(2la,,ee' No- nd 2 at 12:10 p. m.
fcpworth League Devotional meeting at 7 v. in.
PW?r !?eetl"e. Thursday, 7 p. m. V
The Hpihit and the bnda say. Come. "
Ihe pastor may be found at the parsonage ad
joining the church, whore he will be glad to
meet any wo may desire to consult Tain on
religious bombI civio. philosophic, educational,
or any other subjects. '
J. W. FLESUER, Minister.
M. E CHURCH, SOUTH.
SERVICES.
Sunday, preaching 11 a. ra.,7 p, m., class
meeting following morning service.
Bunrtay school, 3 p. m. Epworth league. Fri
day, 7 p. m. '
'Let us forsake not the assembling of onr
selvei together."
Pastor"! residence In parsonage, next door to
church. C. R. Howard,
Pastor,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Service! each Sunday at 11:00 o'clock a. m.
a.nrt7:0Up. 111. Prayer meeting Thnnday even
ing at 7:00. Choir practice Saturday evening
at the church. K. U bniuv.
Pastor.
Tho LudUi' Guild of the Episcopal church
will meet at 3 o'clock, p. in., on the first
w ednciday of each mouth, at the home of Mrs.
T. J. Matlock
Take Notice.
. I he mm ot live oenU per line will be
Charged for "cards of thank!," "resolution! of
nwpect," ltiti of wedding presents and donors,
fcud obituary notices, (other than thoie the edit
or shall himself give as a matter of news,) and
notices ol special meetings for whatever purpose.
Notice of church and society and all other
eutertatnraenti from which revenue Is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rale of five
cent a line. These rulei will be itrictly adher
ed to In every Instance.
Advertiilng rate reasonable and made known
upon application.
Weaall away to Manila bay, tho Dons wo do not
tear;
And we'll leave behind theglrli we love, criei
the Oregon volunteer.
With Dewey bold to lead 111, and Old Glory in
the iky,
But ere we pass we'll drain a glass, of Bperry'i
l.inwooj rye.
Hold only at the Bclvadcro Haloon, E. O.
Kpcrry, proprietor. j
Tbe Gazette ia on! heralding its 00m
tng with a brass band boi its circulation
can be determined at tbe lleppaer posl
oflioe. Advertisers will please Dole tbis.
Here and There.
Km M. Liclitsutbal k Co. for shoe, a
Willis Jeoki wag in from Hamilton
yesterday.
Wbat is Hop Gold? lies! boer 00
artb. We ad. elsswbere.
Oacar Tbompvon s in from Hatter
creek Wednesday 00 bnsiues.
flaioDssse'a famous old "Dublin
Btool," Imported, at Cliria Borohera'
If
MiM Mand Itosli closed a saoceosfnl
term of school down at Vang as last Fri
day. Tainless remedy for eitraoting tenth.
If not as slktari, on oLargr-. Try Dr.
Yanghao'a new plan. 0ij tf.
D. A. Paltnllns, rr prsarnlifig Ualf.iur,
Oalbrit k Co.,of Portland, was lo Urpp
nrr yesterday.
If yon need something fur yoor system
call at lbs Tbons-Ths Telephone sa
loon. City Iml c I building, if
Best aooimmrvlatmn and ronrtoons
Irealroeol at tbe Imperial Hotel, Haveritb.
ad Wash. Hts., Portland, Oren.
firing yonr bides, pelts and furs to
Hen. Msltisws, at tbe LHwrty Meat
Market , Ua pays bighwl market price.
f.lIMf.
K. O. Nilils A Co. are matters after
batta. Tbsfl iest sad.ll -s and bar
Bess to bs found lo fjepi oar. H tbeir
sew ad in tbts lesns. tf,
Tbs firm of lawyers, Drown k Hdflll.
bars dissolved parlr trsbip, Mr. C. K.
lied field eonlitinlDg the tmsitieea at this
I'larte.
Ir. John W. Kaamni. nf tbe "rUd
liglit," ever n lbs aVil fur enmetbics;
sn feruUb yu lbs Cue I rt k
tails tc V s ln t MsnLalla, Jersey,
Vermoothor (ho mal by so siti in j
tbs business. If"p in and lake II, e
title rnt ( ynr nmnlb. If
h 1 mt fr. lmU-.M. Fa
1 -l-.
Tress Cresswell is op from Ella.
Isaac Koigblen was over from Eight
Mile yesterday.
John Hayeaoame over from Lone Rock
to spend tbe Fonrth.
E. B. Stanton was in from bia Eight
Mile borne on. last Wednesday.
Liobtenlbal & Co. forsboea. Exclusive
shoe etore. Handles tbe best. 83tf
J as. Curran writes from Dale, Or., for
tbe Gazette. He shall bave it.
W. M. Haguewood and C. T. Walker
were up from lone on last Tuesday.
Mrs. Boy Wilson and J C. Perry, of
Monument, are registered at tbe Palace.
Will Spenoer and wife leave today for
Teul Springs, to be absent several weeks
Statements for tbe Famous Simple
Account File printed at tbe Guzette of
fice, tf.
Geo. Lutrell.stationkeeper at Parker's
Mill, ia. enjoy ing a few days in town with
old friends.
Dr. J. W. Vogel, specialist for refrac
tion aud defeats of tbe eye, will be bere
every three months. 6-18-lvr
(J. A. Minor, manager of tbe firm of
Minor & Co,, is buying goo 8 down in
tbe metropolis.
"Co'n juice" ia all right but Low Til-
lard has a brand of 14-year-old goods
that is bard to beat. 603 -tf.
We are under obligation to Dr. Vaugh
au for the finest specimen of salmon
trout we bave seen tbis season.
Staoey Roberts nays his Eigbt Mile
crop is "the best on earth." If prices
are but fair splendid returns will be had.
County court is in session this week,
with a full attendance of eour offioers.
Commissioners Bsckett and Howard are
both present.
Tom Marriott, of Hinton oreek, reports
the preeenoe of grasshoppers, but they
are of recent batching and too small to
do damage.
The little ion of Rev. Shelley, who suf
fered a broken leg 00 last Monday, is
getting along nioely, but will be confined
to bis bed fur some weeks.
Jas. MoCumber bas returned from
North Ponder, where he sheared tbis
season, and is at present Bi.journing on
his ranch near the mouth of Big Batter
oreek.
John Carmiohael and fumily, of the
Lexington seotioo, spent tbsir Fourth in
Heppner this year. The graeHhopper
pests have not bothered Mr. Carmiohael's
orop this season.
The Guzette oarries a full Btock of
mourning note, correspondence style,
with envelopes to match. Those desiring
suoh stationery oan have their wants
supplied at this office. tf.
Will Allison is over from his Grant
oouDly mine, which be bas been working
with Mr. Lovegreen, with only fair sue
OBn. Tbs season is over, water beiug
siarce at present.
Hiok Matbewj has added au extension
to his house, aad tbis week J. W, Cowins
is having made some needed improve
ments on the premises lately purchased
from Sam Kinsman.
Jas. Anderson, a soo-in law of Mrs.
Pry Wilson, was in from Drewsy, Har
ney county, yesterday, buying a lot of
supplies. Tliis shows that it pays to
come a good distance lo trade at Hepp
ner. J. W. Morrow will sot as deputy to
Oierk Crawford for some time, as the new
clerk feels that be is iu need of instruc
tions. Mr. Morrow, baving bwl eigbt
years' experience, is splendidly fitted
for that task.
The Onz-itte will club with Hie Oregon
Setintor, the great Pythian paper of Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho, published
at Portland, for 82.75 for lbs two. Tbe
Seuator is all right. No Knight of
Pythias should be without it. tf.
E. E. Hewitt, with the drug firm of
Conser k Warren, is making ttilecdid
reputation in the preparation ot flavor
ing extracts. As a matter of faol, it pays
to buy pore txtrsots, from one whom
you know would not deceive you.
Bob Beard bas vsosted tbe Kediogton
property, aud 011 last Wednesday John
Mills, foreman of tbe Gz 'tie, and wife
moved into tbs plc. Mr. Mills bas
lived for some time in tbe Hallock bunsn,
one of Ihe old landmarks of Heppubr.
II. Tippelta, of Little Butter creek,
stopped our local man long enough 00
July 4ib to say that bis hay crop is the
finest Ibis year that be has bad lo long
time. Little Butler creek farmers are
rigbl io His midst of baying at preseol.
Ifynn want Ihe latest wsroews, tbe
freebeit luoul happenings, city or
oouutry, g-t tbe Oixotte, semi weekly,
Tuesday and Friday. Patronage helps
make, a paper. Compare it lib those of
other towns tbe size of Ileppter and tbs
Gazette will not suffer thereby. if
lr. E. R ilnnlock is back from Ihe
Interior, whets be spent few weeks
hunting and flshiog. He La wt en
jnyable lime, and report the remainder
of tbe crowd on Ibw way borue, with lb
exeepti in of F. J. 8tcaa, wbo ba sloe
arrived.
At lbs Ilrrpner Cindy Factory ia the
place lo g't P 'ol. refreshing ftioitner
drink. J. Hart can furnisb you milk
shakes, soilo, ice areata sods, orai.ge
wloe, pescb cider, ele. Icseream booths
nicely fitted tip. Come sod try Ibe
Dewey (Uvor a new thing and t fine.
6V,l-tf
Ytaierdar Frank RiUrte, J. Fiti,
Mr. Ilarrn, A. M. and Elmer Hlorom re.
turned from a trip II, moitnUin eo
l.on. Tbs boys v.iiled Humpier, where
Ihey met many td.I friend. On their
relura trip Ihey nailed I Vedatloa lake
Fraiik lUyata it4 sol return with Ihe
rr.jwj, remaining at Mdiftl eifig,
Fraiik McKarlmi I h In en epHinted
J-elal sgenl rif thm rdilsl'l I 'fe A
swranes I ' f Se Vrk, it timiigeat
la ll wofll. I b turphie In tmh. y j
liller ul titer BBillen .1 llr. ISiti I
take loanras' withoal etelng Ihe new
(ilset iA tit t-4Tisl''. Ie'ire4 Udhj
Mill l urn fstse. TTil (
Milt Maxwell was down from Paiker's
mill on last Wednesday.
Berl Courier was down from the
mountains yesterday laying in needed
supplies.
Frank Lee, Ihe veteran woolbuyer, re
turned from Tbe Dalles tbis morning
and reports the market quiet there.
Di. D. J. McFdul wss oalled to Wag
ner yesterday lo attend Mrs. A. N.Foster.
The dootor was aooompanied by I. N.
Hughes.
Rev. G. R. Howard, with bis family,
took tbair departure on Wednesday
mnrniDg for a two week's outing in the
viciuity of Bisbee's mill.
Be not deouived! A cough, hoar sn ess
or croup are not to be trifled with. A
dose in time of Shiloh's Cure will save
you much trouble Sold by Conser &
V'arren. v
Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer
immediately relieves sour stomaoh, 00m
iog up ot food distress, and is the great
kidney and liver remedy. Sold bv Con
ser & Warren. v
Willie Cowins bas lost two puns, three
months old, bnll and greyhound. He
will pay for their return. Auy person
knowing anything of tbem should send
word to Willie.
Cure that cough with Shilob's Cure.
The best oough onre. Relieves oroup
promptly. One million bottles sold last
year. 40 doses for 25ots. Snl A hv Pnn.
ser & Warren, v
Mcsdames Joe Haves and John Turlev
bave been oallcrl to the vaiiav
" I I
Eugene, to attend the bedside of tbeir
sick father. Mrs. Hayes was accom
panied by ber obildrec.
Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant
laxative. Regulates the bowels, purifies
the blood. Clears the complexion. Easy
to make and pleasant to take. 25 cts.
Sold by Ootiser & Warren. v
All day yesterday tbe "long distanoe"
from Arlington was mixed up with the
barbed wire line betweeu Heppner and
Rhea oreek, and the looal exchange was
used as a means of commuuicatina with
outside points. The trouble will be
remedied soon.
Mr. Wm. Hyud and wife, aooompanied
by Miss Bessie E wing, a Canadian friend
snjourniog at present in Portland, oame
up from a brief though pleasunt stay in
the metropolis, on Wedoesday. The
party was aooompanied by Mr. HyndV
nephew R. F. Hyndj of tbis plaoe.
The now county clerk, Vater Craw
ford, is now thoroughly installed, aud
assumes tbe responsibilities of the office
with tbe grace of an experienced offijial.
His clerical ability especially fits bim for
the office, insuring the onmmunity a
0 ireful and systematic management of
tbe county's hffairs.
A report was circulated tbis morning
to the effect that a oollision bad occur
red on tbe lower river. Upon inquiry it
was found that Ihe Willamette had run
into Ibe Columbia, says a rroenl Ishos of
tbe T.-M."Eddie,"yoU are tempting fate.
Some day the old man will stand it no
longer, there'll be but a greasy spot left.
, Hon. E. L. Freeland, representative
elect, returned from a visit to Portlaud
on Wednesday mowing. He says poli
tics is beginningtto get lively again, and
that there is some likelihood of an extra
session in September. A great many
will wonder why tbis wa not beld last
summer, for it is oot long till the regular
session or 1899.
T. G. Nicklin, tbs gentlemanly repre
sentative of tbe Amerioan Type Found
ers oompany, favored ua with a cill
Wednesday, and informs us that be baa
recently sold sn extensive plant, inolud
lug a power press, to Norman Jackson.
just from Crete. Nebraska, who will
start a republican paper at Weiser,
Idaho, about August 1st.
Bisbop Morris, of Pendleton, will oc
oupy Ihe pnlpit of the M. E. cbureb
Sunday, Rev. Fleeher being in attend
ance al camp maetiop, held at Hardmao.
Rev. Spauldiog, of Waco. Rev. Johns.
of Fossil, aod Rjv. Clark, of Lone Rook,
are io attendance, and report lbs Fourth
as an exceptional day ot iuterest. Dpoo
hi return Rev. Flenher will join Rev.
Evaus, of Goldeudale, Ihenon to Ibe
mountains for an outing.
Tbe Rare! 8plrlt says: The time has
oome and gone, never to return, wheo
Ibe market will l over stocked. Cattle
will never beoom a drug 00 tbe market.
II will take r Dumber ot years lo Oil out
ranges with stock lo take tbe plaoe ot
those which hsvs been shipped East dor
ing Ihe lasl few tears. The demanl f..
beef ia yearly foorenslng and Cannot"
poeaihly catch no wild the rlem.n.l
pas it, so e to oanae an overstocked
insriei.
Aaanaar mrat.
Service will not be held al II o'olock
in the M. E. church, Hun lb, Ihe eeonnd
and I bird Sunday this month. Tbe
oongrei ation will J.io io the noinn ser
vice as anuouored. C. It Hownr.
lelereslloaal Mlelaa Cnagreaa.
An international coining e ingrees will
be belJ at Halt Lake City. July (lib lo
9tb, inaluaiv. Kor this orpum lbs O.
It k S.'C., will fell excursion lU ket lo
Hall Lake City an t return al rat of one
fare for Ihe round trin Tmk.la .ill k.
on sale Jnlv 31,4 b ari l 5'.h, g.Kid ti re
. 1 ...
lr4faiy fcrrveaa.
(rent: I Wat dreadfully nervnn. and
for relief look your Cl'a Clover Roof
Tea. It qnlele.l my oerves and strength
ened my whole nervnna yilem,
troubled with e-falipalfn, I11 Iney and
tmwel Ironhie. V'liir Ira eHn nlerid
my )ilrro i lh..r'.nhly thai fiidly
regained health a I strength. Mrs. m.
A. Mweel. Ilartfur.l, Hnd hy
iUiUft It Warren.
I elt M-ll
Al a lu'elisg i,f lite cm tc 1 1 lal inkl,
tbe idi I tunable elemenl i f t,. ww
prelly li.nroiighl.v lirieeH. req
ing in Itie oiarahsl llr.f metrneied I.,
keen Ihein ailhiu Ihe limit til rrt.p(,.
1 be emn t f eTreU nl pnhllf
lnleriji Were linlrudUj lu lIuu a tain.
iw a pieee ret pmperly fi r miliars i
a r.ii
Ha Inrtr.sr r4lartl Irjurlun
Irmsettd.
KIND or MEN NEEDED.
Qualifications for Recruit for New National
Gaard.
Acoompaoyitg lbs orders for Ibe reor
ganizatioo of tbe Oregon National Guard,
issued by Adjutant-General Tuttle
Thursday morning, was tbe following
circular:
Adjutant-General's . bflSce, Salem, Or.,
June 15, 1898. . .
Tbe following instructions will govern
reoruting tor tbe Oregon National
Guard:
Applicants for enlistment must be be
tween tbe ageaof 18 and 45 years, of
good character and habits, able-bodied,
free from disease, and must be able to
speak tbe English language.
Married men will be enlisted only up
on the approval of tbe regimental com
mander. Minors must nol be enlisted only upon
the written consent of father, only sur
viving parent, or . legally appointed
guardian. Minors are those who bave
not attained tbe age of 21 years.
For infantry and artillery tbe heicht
should be nol less than 5 feet 4 inobes,
and tbe weight not less than 120 pounds
and the height not more than 6 feet 2
inobes, and tbe weight not more than
190 pounds.
For navnlrv tha hoioht ihn,M ni t.-
less than 5 fe t 4 inches, and the weight
not to etoeed 165 Donnda. nor m. th.n
5 feet 10 inobes in height. No miuimum
weight is prescribed for cavalry, but tbe
obest measures must be satisfactory.
Desirable applicants wbo are 10 pounds
or less overweight or underweight, if
they meet all other requirements, may
be accepted.
The following table shows the physi
cal proportions for height, weight and
chest measurements:
Chest
At ex
Weight, plration, Mobility,
pounds, inches, inches.
Heieht
6 inches m .
65 inches 130 82
66 inches 132 82 $4
67 inches 134 fia
2
2
2
2
B8 inches 141 88U
69 Inches lift
70 inches iss su
71 Inches i2 '141
1'i inches iaq ui
73, inches 16
3
By order of Ihe oommander-in chief.
B. B. Tcttlb, Adjutant GenerBl.
Io speaking of tbe plan of reoraanisa
tion, General Tuttle said it Was probable
that Portland would be made the bead-
quarters of the field offioers. 80 far two
oompBnies bave been mustered io by
the military board one at Baker City
and one at Ashland. In the opinion of
General Tuttle no difficulty will be ex
perienced in forming four companies in
eaoh of military districts one in East-
em Oregon, one in the Willamette valley
end one at Portland.
In the Heppner HIIIh.
Morrow county is rioh in natural re
sources, and oan warm the world with
Its wool, mount Ihe osyairy of tbe world
with its horses, furnish roast beff and
mutton ohops for all England, and feed
whole armies with its wheat. Henrv
Blackmao la just down from there, and
says Ibe recent rains made the whole
region smile, freshening Ihe grass for
tbe stook and assuring a wheat orop in
Morrow of 1,200,000 bushels double
that of last year. The beads are filling
out, and tbe quality oan'l be beat, and
Harvesting will begin In a few weeks.
Heppner warehouses are filled with
wool, and more is ooming in. Such
growers bs Judge Dntton and Williiim
Hughes are storing tbeir dips on tbeir
ranches. There are no symptoms of the
marks! opening up at Heppner. but tbe
growers are firm and independent, and
say tbey will not sell until thev irt
ready, and tbey oan affird
to bold. Up towards tbe monnt
ains in Ueppoer bills are a mas ot wild
flowers, and make a sight btculiful to
behold. Oregooiao.
1TKMM OF INlKttrXST.
The Pullman Car company announces
lhatil wil. flbt tbe war lax. That is
Ibe oompany that appealed lo Ibe United
Htate for militarv protection against
striking employes nol long since. "Soul
less corporations" i not sn unmeaning
term.
A yonng roan In Portland went to en
list last week. He was given a news
paper to read but could not, and as
just as anotsestul when aaksd to write
iu English, aod when reminded ot bis
d' fioieoer . be said : Well. I ean'l read
nor wrid in Kcglieb, pud 1 can fighdt
lo auy langwicb, and tongbl id vas
Ogbdtftr yon vanted, not professors."
ue wss enthusiastically aooeplsd. Ex.
When a Hpanlab soldier encounters ao
adversary bis flrtt move is to lake lo lb
brnah-endil is uiually Lis last move,
too,
Tbs wheat orop for lb eomiog Lar
va t In the Drilled Hiatee t estimated al
77(1 (m UNI bushels, over lftO.000,1100
bushel Id eicea of the largest rrop ever
barvealrd in the D (led Htalew.
Ileeair I Mloal Urea.
1'-an IiIimmI nimna a rlrmi skin. Sn
I mi 1. 1 y willi'iul it. ( axarvta, ( and) ( atlut
tie f ltan )iir blood and ! it lr.in, I,)
stirring 11 i the Uty hvrr and ilrivuig all no
tiiril-i from the body. t-in ludsy to
Iwni.li 1 . 1 ri 1 . 1 r-sa. U.iU, I, ,,t, hi s, blai klii ols,
id I list u kly bilious mmiilri ion by taking
I awarrts, liraulv lor tm iii. All dm
iU, sjti.laition giuranln-'l, lor, 2j; fi"-.
AIIVritTlar.ll LKTfKtta.
r.rrr.RJt anvrHTiNr.o i uti-iii
1
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rVindmanl, C B
f riwiii, a I
li.ihr. I'ha(er 1
Mi linfli- i w
I'nf 01 lamaaiii
Jlaismi, lis)
iiilhun, i I
IUI J H
rnHarsai. Ilssil
Mrs Hill A Sill
arrnais Srf.i.a
Wteaa ralllBf lor ltiia l-lar( plaasa u
-Urrila J, p. Mi 1.4,1 a a . C. M.
' aarlal hmtlr
As Ids pree.-nt pr ipn, .,f i f h !
TMi mnt leave llipiir awMin, h is
laalf'.lis i4 sellling qp bat sffsll W bal
I d.i hiq h n.el hs al nine, ao thai
he ran iiuiel all il.-tnaa U. I '( im sn l
til- u'ir se iinl. ,, if
T (in I aa.liallua rmiiii,
Tfcij -a. IwulLdUt t r w ftv
Hut C ft l te4,iiri'iekrfttasi,My
After the Fourth.
Dave MoAtee and Geo. Conser cele
brated tbe Fourth like good Americans
shooting eannon crackers, and Tuesday
through otder of Mayor Morgan they
were apprehended. Judge Riobardson
said "25 apiece," but after the boys bad
gotten up their oasb, the judge remark
ed that he would remit the same on ac
count of tbe ocoasion being the Fourth
aod a day ot general celebration on ao
count of tbe big victory down at Santi
ago. Jimmie Thompson tried his hand
at shooting a Roman candle on Tuesday
evening and tbis not being the Fourth
Jimmie wss assessed $7.50. Tbe author
ities did as they were told, but isn't our
mayor friend getting a little too particu
lar. There are other flagrant abuses of
laws that are not so closely observed.
ETervbody Says So.
Cascarets Caudv Cathartic, the most won
derful moilieal discovery of the age, pleas
ant ana reircaning 10 ine tasie, act. gently
an.l : n l 1.11 1: 1 v. : 1
ouu iiuaiiiivijr vu aiuueya, liver nuu uuweis,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
euro heailaolio, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of O. C. C. to day ; 1 0, 23, 50 cents. Bold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
An Oldtimer.
J. K. Crabb, who at present handles
tbe reins on the Heppner-Lone Rook
route, is one of the oldest, it not the
oldest, aotiva living stagedriver. Mr.
Urabb was a brother of Joe Crabb, well
known as one of Ihe gamest raoe horse
and sporting men of tbs West, during
his lifetime, Joe died in Walla
Walla a few years' ago leaving
considerable property. The subject of
artiole is hale end hearty at 72 years.
His life, If publiabed, would read like a
novel. Over fifty years ago be was driv
ing a band wagon in circus parades.
He was with all tbe pioneers of tbe early
days, Dan Rice, "Yankee" Robinson, and
even four years ago was with Sells Bros.
Tbe Gazette hopes that tbe old gentle
man will enjoy many years al bis pro
fession, of which he is as painetaking
and proud as a dootor or lawyer is of his
oalling.
Frcru Infancy.
"I wbs efflicted with scrofula from in
fancy. A few years ago a bad sore ap
peared on one of my ankles and I could
walk only with tbe aid of a cmloh. Tbe
sore discharged treely. I began taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla and it has entirely
healed tbe sore and I bave been well
ever sinoe". A. F. Sberer, Cbehalis,
Wash.
Hood's pills oure nausea, stok bead
scbe, biliouaueee, indigestion. Price 25
oents.
KOlt HALE.
Raooh, 820 Bores, good laud, 4 miles ot
Heppner, all fenced, plenty of water,
bouse and barn, 140 acres of summer
tallow, all ready for fall crop. Easy
terms. Call at Ibe Gazotte office.
Rankleu'a Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world tor Cuts,
Bruises, Mores, Uloers, Salt Rbeum,
Fever Sorps, Tettor, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, Bnc, all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles or do
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Sloonm Drug Co., E. J. Bloonm, manager.
1100 iiKWAKI) I
Will be paid for information leading
to Ihe arrest aud conviction of any per
son stoaliug outllrt branded " WH" con
nected on tbe left side. Waddle on tbe
nose. Pkkot Uronan.
45-uov3
Thousand aie Trying It.
!! order tn prove the great merit of
fvy'a Cream Balm, tho most eli'octlve cura
for f'ularrh and ('old in Head, we have pre
pirrd n gmieroiM trial size for 10 cent.
O-1 it of your dmrjiht oraend 10 conta to
PLY 1I110H., r,(J Varreu St., N. V. City.
f enferel from cntinh of the wort kind
ever sin. 0 11 boy, ant 1 tievur h;ipid for
cure, but Ely's Cream Halm teems to d
even that Many n(Miiaiiitiiiio n have used
it with etOelluiit reanlta. Oacar Oalruui,
45 Wurren Ave., Chicago, 111,
Kly's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
euro for cat in h and contain no oomitie,
mercury nor n'iv in'iirimis drug. Trice,
GO .1
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Copper Colored
Splotches.
Thr-re is only one cure fur Contagious
BIixkI Polaoii the diaeaafl which has
completidy liaftlfd the dmitors. They
are UjtaUj unable to cure It, and direct
tbolr efforts toward bottling th jKilson
up in the tilmid and eonci-aling it frtim
view. 8. 8. H. curs th diiwaiu pnsi
tlvelj and permanently by forcing out
very trac of the taint.
I M affllnlavl Ul a trrrlhla illaaaaa
Whk'b a In apola at Aral, but a(iaraarla
IirM an or mr IIf.
Tliaaaf.a.a hrokanul In in
aura, and It I aaav In
Imaaiina I ha auffi-rtiif
anilurait. Mrfnra I ha
aaniariiairirirail thai th
ft'kiraa,,uii1 !., n
I had a ti t a hmiilrH
(tllan, a hl.1i aa rall)
llifiva r. I that,
Wlrd varina un
BiattKnaa. tl Ihaa lllil
nl rarh Ida itiwaaa
Whaa I had filial, 4 mi
fir. I a,llla i.t H S. a I
a raili miriari
anil aaa i1.ll-hu-.l ailik
tha raauli. Tha I try aa ti.li.b-i.ra nn
hai hairan tn fir iM amallar and
fcafura rm tiaarira-an atillralr. I ralait
t l'iai walyhi. lawma airirftgar, and thf an
aaili. naiir Impinaad I tn amiai nllra'l
Wall, and mt aaln aa aa a ara nf
II. t. Mriaa, imMaiivrrr i , Nawark, M.J.
Im't datr7 all jai,n rhanr of a
cur by Ukir.g thai durtir' trvatrnenl
of merrury arid putaah. Theaa rnirierala
raua Him hair l fall out, arid will
wr'k thu fntirw )aii-m.
S.S.S.rfncBlood
la rniif vaottaaiB, and I the only
hl'l remay g.riill tn "ml am rv
jH taah, roorrury, m ntaar mineral.
h'k nn ilia l,a ne ami it treaU
rtit mailaai fr hy Kwifl epaciSaCvrsa
fxy, AtUou, Ofri,
Editorial Aaaoelatloas Meet
Tbe editorial assooiationa of Oreaon
and Washington will meet jointly at
Spokane, August 25tb, 26th and 27th.
Idaho, Montana and British Columbia
associations have been invited, and will
probably attend. Small, ot the Baker
Oily Democrat is president ot the Oregon
association," and Albert Tosier, of Port
land, secretary. Spokane is making
great preparation for tbeir entertain
ment. Cbanoey Akin, who has been farming
on an extensive scale in tbe vicinity of
Winlook, Grant oounty , passed through
town Wednesday with bis family, en
route to Pendleton, where he will re
main temporarily. His final destination
being Marcus, Stevens oounty, Wash.,
where be has some valuable mining
interests. Mr. Akin bas reached the ripe
Old age of 87 years, yet retains tbe vigor
ous energy of the majority of men at 50.
His son is Winlook' s postmaster.
'ft IF IT IS AN jfiV.
f Umbrella or Parasol I
O You want we can supply your every need. We have O
just received an assortment of Drummer's Samples
from the largest umhrella and parasol house in
America. They were personally selected from a full
line of samples and represent the cream of their
immense stock.
PRICES R0NGE FROM 50c to $8
We have also received a beautiful line of
Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries,
Patriotic Novelties, Red, White and Blue
Belts, Bows, Ties and Handkerchiefs, espe
cially for the ladies. Beyond doubt tho
cuoicesl selection of Novelties M Fancy 60015
O Ever brought before your notice. They are all O
. opened up and on tho shelves. They are worthy of j
your most careful attention.
V till ClrJlVi, ow
A
X Minor & Co. J
mm
Who hai acnircd tho aervleeiof
MRS. MARGARET VON CADOW
As manager. It will be run in first class shape
in every department. Rates reasonable
SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
THE PALACE HOTEL BAlt,
J. C. BOROI-rjflRS.Prop.
Keeps the Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
BOOTS AND SHOES'
TM C PLACC TO OCT THCM l OP
r. iicii'risiv'niiYr, co.
They hav anything In thla Una thai you mar 1rlr and ynn ran depend on It you ai t a
Sk article whrn tliej giiaranlr It.
SHOES IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
011 Stsmel, Main Street Repairing Seelally
CONSER & WARREN,
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
A complete hlock of pure and froli drug al
ways in Ktock. Careful at ti-nt if n paid to tilling
of prescriptions.
-A.. ABRAIIAMSICK,
Merchant Tailoring!
Mr. Abraliatnaick in tint pioneer tailor of lleij
ner. Hiiwork U alwayn lirct HaM and natitfac
lion gtiaranUcd.
CALL AND HKI0 M IJ. ON MAY H'VltlWV-
When yon hear dem hells f
Tot' sum ,f
IIEPPNKR TRANSFKR CO'S
I'm 1 1 I i;tpre. i ritmiii" Ik , 1 1 1 1 itml
'-11 lint 1 iif.l, 1 Pldiii- and iipwanl Itu
wfiMii i No. I, .1 1 1 I 1-ji v' ymir order iriih it,
or Ut "Central" telepholM! ollietj.
WE MOVE ANYTHING !
The Summer Girl.
Phi'adelpbia Times: "Lovely girl
b'Jove," exclaimed be of tbe low shoes
aod loud hosiery as tbe tripping summer
girl boarded the car. "Sweet creature,"
murmured his insipid comrade, as be
sucked tbe bead of his bamboo cane.
"Delightfully refreshing," remarked an
elderly gentleman lo his wife bs tbe
tiniest bit of delioate lingerie oaugbt his
eye. "That fluffy hair," enviously ex
claimed tbe girl with tbe ooarse black
looks. "Small bands," wae the con
ductor's thought, as be look tbe far e
from the one extended in bis directum,
"Lord," ejaoulated the mortorman, as be
looked baok to see if everything was all
right, "wbat a bat." And thus every
body on the car passed tbeir judgment
upon ber; but she oared not a mouthful
ot sum claimed all her attention and
thought. -
T.-M. : Miss Addie Jackson, who has
been to Heppner for some time, spent
the Fourth in tbe oity.
tiiuiu Veil 1 V V
THE BIG
BRICK HOTEL,
The Palace
.Has been leased by...
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