THE FAIR T
JUST AEEIVED
We have now opened and on display a beautiful line of Holiday Goods, including Toys of every description. Now is the time to call and make your
selections. 1 hese goods have been bought at a figure that will enable you to purchase at prices that will astonish you. Among these goods are
many beautiful and useful presents. Our shelves and counters are teeming with them. Call at once and inspect our display.
WE HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED
.-A. fine additional line of
THE FAIR
FROM FOOT TO KNEE
Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From a Terrible Sore Her Story of
the Case, and Her Cure.
"For many years I was afflicted with a
milk leg, aud a few years ago it broke out
in a sore and spread from my foot to my
knee. I suffered great agony. It would
burn aud itch all the time and discharge
l great deal. My health was good with
the exception of this sore. I tried a great
many kinds of salve, but some would
irritate the sore so that I could hardly
stand the pain. I could not go near the
fire without suffering intensely. Some one
sent me papers containing testimonials of
cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I told
my husband I would like to try tliie med
icine. He got me a bottle and I found it
helped me. I kept on taking it until my
limb was completely 'healed. I cannot
praise Hood's Sarsaparilla enough for the
great benefit it has been to me. If
cleanses the blood of all Impurities ana
leaves it rich and pure." Mrs. Anna E.
EAKEN, Whittlesey, Ohio.
You can buy Hood's Sarsaparilla of all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hood's.
H
are the
favorite family
Price 25c.
METH. EPiSC. CHUKCU.
BURVIOKS.
Hunday 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday sohool
10 a. in. Clauses No. 1 and 2 at 12:1(1 p. in.
Kpworth League Devotional meeting at 1 p. m.
Prater meeting, Thursday. 7 p. in.
The Spirit and the bride say, dome."
The pastor may be found at the paraonam ad
joining the church, where he will be slad to
meet any wl o may desire to consult him on
religions, social, civio, philosophic, educational,
or any other subjects.
J. W. FLK83KR, Minister.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Bcrvlcea each Bunday at 11:00 o'clock a. m.
and 7:U0 p. m. Prayer 'meeting Thursday even
ing at 7:00. Choir practice Saturday evening
at the church. K. L. Hhei.ly.
Pastor.
The Ladles' Guild of the Episcopal church
will meet at 8 o'clock, p. m., on the first
Wednesday of each month, at the home of Mrs,
T. i. Matlock
ADVERTISED LETTKHS.
LETTERS ADVERTISED AT HE1TNEH
Or., November IwtS.
Atwood, Mary
A Hll p. D B
Brown, J K
Hnweu, F W
Fields, Hugh
Kurloiic, James
Germain, Mr W
Hlghy. Charlie
Long, Mrs J H
Mollahau, John
Murray, Mr W
McCarty, J (J
Ham pie, H C
Temple, T
Vincent, Ike
Vaugban, Henry
Wells, LUzia
jonusion, jas
When calling for these letters please
advertised. B. t. Vauuhah, P.
Local Notes.
Choice fruifs at Tbe Maine.
Turkey shooting at Tbe Maine.
Fresh oysters at tbe Candy Factory.
Bee M. Liclitenthal k Co. for shoes.
For cboioe oonfeotiooary go to Tbe
Maine.
Buy yoor tobacooa of Qeo. (1. Rome, at
Tbe Maine.
Tbe Willow oreek bridge U now com
plete lo every detail.
Where cao you test your marksmen-
bipf At Tbe Mian.
Where can yon buy tbe best cigar oo
earth? At The Maine.
J. O. Meggs of Ooaberry made oi a
pleasant call tbls morning.
Llohteolbal k Oo. for shoes. Eiclnaive
hoe store. Handles tbe best. 8.1 If
Cbae Manning, whose arm was broken
few weeks ago, is recovering in fins
form.
Tl H .11 v Club will h il l ia eewnd
party uf tbeseaaoo at tbe ojere bouse
tonight.
Tbe vrterao Wage-Driver Crahb baa
transferred from the Lone Rook to tbe
Ganyoo Oi-y line.
Dr J. W.Yogel, specialist fur refrac
tion and defeote of Ibe eye, will be bere
every three montbe. 64fl-lyr
Painless remedy for e.treoting teeth.
If Dot as stated, do obergee. Try Dr.
Vaugheo'e new plan. 6o4-tf.
Matlock't famooi horse Leon wae ao
ctdeoteJy killed .last week by moo log
into a barbed-wire feooe. Tble It a seri
ous lose lo tbe reoeboree fraternity.
In ,!... fl...e.-" r.t .
HE PLACE
Smoke Beidanberg & Ca's. Arabian
Night and Esponola cigars at OooBer &
Warren's. 13 mos
Dr. J, N. Vogel, the ocaulist, will
arrive in Heppuer December 11th, tore
main one week. tf
If you need something for yoor system
call at tliii 'Phooe The Telephone sa
loon, City hole! building. tf
Ii is rumored thai " Tbe Dekum,"oor
ner of Third and Washington, Portland,
was burned last night.
Dju't forget to get tickets curly tor
"Ole Olsou'jr,." at Censer A Warren's.
If you enjoy laughing, Bee "Ule Oiuun
Jr."
James Carrou and bis cousin Mike,
who are etupiojed on tbe Carty & Kil
keuuy ranches, made the Gzlte otfioe
a visit today.
Win. Peuiaod made a consignment of
about 143,000 pounds of wool Ibis week
to J, K(.falilnml,ol Boston, through their
reureseutntive, Mr. 8. Wiikiusuu.
Ou t'xluuiu u at Jut). Hart's last even,
lug was a b.ll.iuut gudoiiue lauip wbluh
attracted a great deal of attention, and
mauy business men were insisting it.
Tbe New York Theater Compauy weut
brongb the fire at Obujod City with a
$40001o8F, but will be ou band Friday,
Deo. 2J. Go uod see "Die Olson, Jr. '
'Catarrh cured. A dear head and
sweet breath s-cured with Bbilob's
Catarrh Remedy; sold oo a guarantee.
Nasal injector free. Sold by Conser &
Warren. x
Karl's Clover Root Tea, for Constipa
tion It's tbe best and if after using it
you don't say so, return package and
get your money. Sold by Conser k
Warren.
Mr. 8. Wilkinson, the wool buyer, in
forms os that Tbe Dalles is fast rebuild
iog her burnt dietriot witb a much
better class of buildings than destroyed
by tbe fire.
Call at tbe Gaudy Faotory when yon
want a good oup of hot coffee, oooo or
chocolate. Fresh oysters in any style.
Hot and oold lunches. Try one of our
oyster cocktail's. tf
W. P. Snyder, tbe livery stable pro
prietor, buys only tbe best bsy and grain.
Large oorrals and accommodations for
freighters. Daoke and buggies furnished
ressonable. rttotk well oured (or. tf
For Constipation take Karl's Clover
Tea, the great Blood Purifier, oures
headaches, Nervousuegs, Eruptiona on
tbe face, aod makes tbe bead as dear aa
a bell. Sold by Conser k Warren. I
Tbe Morrow County Land k Trust
company have decided to go into tbe
wheat buying business eitensively this
fall, and it is Important that growers in
terview them before disposing of their
erops.
Bbilobe Cooaoroptioo (Jure ourea
where others fail. It ia the leading
Cough Core, aod no borne should be
witbont it. Pleasant lo take and goes i
right to tbe spot. Sold by Conser k
Warren, X
Where eao yon get a good fresb and
hot enp of pare Java end Mocha eoffe
for be? At Tbe Maine. Open day aod
nlubt. Also, bam eendwinb,5; quarter
of a pie (home made). Do; piece of cake
(home made), So; two boiled egg, fie;
cheese, crackers and lunch gonda.
Markham'e New York Tbetr Com.
pany will open a two ntght engagement
at the opera bouae Friday, D'Cetnbrr 2 1,
lo that very feooy oomady. "Ola OIir,
Jr." with a change of play each nigh.
All remember Mr. Merkhana's Bweedieh
(topers oalioos last April, end should
not fail to im him on hit return.
Mike Roberts, at tbe Belvedere, hav
ing remodeled the popular old-time cor
ner, titendt to the public a cordial wel
come. Tbe bveiege be dispense
will be kept np to tbe bigbeet standard.
and tbe enlargement and oonfortable
eonipmeal of bis billiard parlors and
club-rooms are a drawiot feature. W tf
"Io the morning by tie bright light,'
In the sveniog at tbe -lUillgbt,"
wbsre John It asm us aootiaaee to dole to
bis patror-e thoM sparkling bverag,
hinh "LaniKh meUocuol ari l drive
.li I e." Drop io: rarin'b
grs you itit-ee fall ao J idler tvauiog
To
Save Money wv.
Which we are prepared to sell at prices
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Rbetorioal exeroises Friday. AH are
invited to attend. .
The school enjoyed a short vaoation
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Estella Rbea was enrolled us a
member of tbe 4th grade Monday.
Mr. Frank Rood was enrolled as a
member of tbe High eohool Monday.
Mr. Hep. Blaokman is very sick, wbioh
prevents him from attending sohool.
Miss Scell is still quite eick, at ber
home near 01i, Ore. During ber ab
sence from school Mrs. J. D. Brown is
teaching her room.
List Tuesday and 'A'edncsiay tbe ex
aminations for tbe past quartes were held
io tbe various departments. Excellent
woik whs d me. V no?
HARRIED.
Last Tuesday evening Rev, J, V,
Flasher united io marriagn Mr. M. E.
Bull and Misa Delia E Rjbinson at the
Methodist Epleoopal cbnruh. Extensive
preparations bad been made tor tbe im
portant event, owing to tbe popularity
of the couple, and those present declare
it one of tbe prettiest oeremonines in tbe
history of Heppner. Tbe oonple, ac
companied by Messrs. Ed and Clyde
Bailing as groomsmen and Missra Eva
Brians and Grace Ball as bridesmaids
mnrobed to tbe alter nodei inspiration of
Mendelsobu's marob. played by Miss
Myrtle Horner, where they were Joined
la holy wedlock. Tbe bride was elt
aotly attired, likewise tbe bridesmaids.
At tbe close of the oeremony a reoeption
i.nd banquet waa given tbeni at the resi
dence of Mrs. J. C. Ball, at which tbe
following list of presents were bestowed
upon them:
Grandma Yerkee, oonoterpaue; Mr.
aod Mrs. D. W. Hornsr, rose bowl; J. W.
Horuor, glass set; Misses Alice and
Mable Glasscook, quilt; Mr. and Mrs. E,
J. Blooum, water set; Miss Eva Brians,
tea set; Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Vangbau,
silver tea spoons-, Mrs. G. M. Jonfi aud
Miss Edith Yaogban, berry aet; Forrest
Brians, ailver soger shell aod batter
knife; Hairy Brians, silver salt and
pepper ebakers; Mr. and Mra. ). W.
Shipley, water set; Mr sari. C. O. and E.
E. Sailing, pair vases; Mrs. Etta Maris,
vase; Mr. and Mrs. N. A, Kelley, center
table; Miss Iraie Devore, obenille table
OJver; Mr. Q O. Thomas, lamp; Mr. and
Mra. B. P. Dovios, ailver bntter knfe
and sugar shell; Mr. and Mrs. B. P.
Garrigo.es, rocking cbair; Mra. Ed Blo
oum, mash set end lea pot; Mr. aod Mra.
W.L. Mallory.set of diniogroom obairs;
MiM Myrtle Horner, silver fruit knives;
Miss EduaMallory, set of tumblers; Mr.
and Mrs. J, C- Ball, silver table spoons,
rooking chair and pair of pillows; Mr.
Will Ball, lamp; Miss Grace Ball, Imeo
table oloib; Mrs. G. W. KfT, salt and
pepper sbakera and looih pick boide'.
FlreasrB, Knllee.
Tbs members of tbe newly orgsnised
fire department are reqnested to be pres
ent at a meeting tobebeld Huoday alter
oooo at 2 o'clock, sharp, io the city re.
eorder's ofDa. It is ritrerorly neces
sary that every one should be presi ol, as
complete organisation must i.ol be de
layed longer. Tbaoityeoaertil promptly
sooepted your proposition, aod now it ia
your doty to qialify yoarselvet lo read
owes for every emergency.
"oaks' aa a Dollar
"I have s offered for tbe last (to yrars
from piles, and daring tbe last tare years
I was Completely laid np iih (Ma His-
ease. I begao taking flood's 8araaparllla,
tbe first dose of wbiob did me much
good. I Oontinnal tbe use of tuts nJi
etna, aod today I em sound as a dollar."
(J. W. Hwayoe, Teanasrav, Waab.
Jiwrf Mosllrr Caaslag.
Josef Moeller sads os wor t that b
will rearh Ilsppner e4 laUr than neii
Hatorday. Mr. Iloeller la well and fa
vorably knon lo onr reaidsata and II
seems noneeessary for ns to predlel that
be will do a sacoesafal bosioeae in the
Sale of piano. F.I bore 111 eeavio'e
buairnwa wlh bln baa bn phioninsl
aod be lis f.o l it aluo! an lfn i
ility 1 1 keep bia appoioUantt sbrs 1.
Personal.
C. H. Keithley is iu town.
M. C. Fuqua is registered at the Palace.
J. C. Gallagher of Echo came over Friday.
W. c. Laycock came over from Izee this week
Lee French of Lexington spent Sunday In
town. - .
W. H. Davis came over from Hamilton this
week.
Kev. Frank Adklns was on the outgoing train
last night.
D. E. Oilman and Wayne Howard are down
with la grippe.
Deputy-Surveyor MuOee has been iu town the
past few days.
C. A. Repass of Hardman spent several days
iu town this week.
Ralph Binge of Lexington made us a pleasant
cill last Saturday.
M. S. Maxwell of Hardiuan was iu town on
business yesterday.
George Whltels of The Fair went to Portland
on last night's train.
Dr. Adklns left on last train having finished
his professional visit.
John Harrlnon and R. 8. Bradley of Hardumn
are in town on business.
John Padberg of Rhea creek came in town for
treatment with Dr. McBwords.
O. A. Jones and A. Graves are registered at
the Palace from Dawson City, Alaska.
W. C. Gibson, representing the Irwin, Hodson
Co., of Portland, was in the city this week.
Mr. J. E. McCormlck, representing a publish
company, li placing orders for Christinas books
lu town.
Mrs. Jones, daughter of Mrs. Dr. Vaughan re
turned home last night after a pleasant visit
with her mother.
Miss Kline of Corvallis, president of tbe He-
bekah Lodge of Oregon, was here last week In
the Interests of the order. 0
Harry Warren returned from his Arlington
goose hunt with a severe cold, which has con
fined him to his home since.
Mr. H. Tash came to town from Hardman yea
terdy accompanied by bis son John W. and
Clyde Royce, who took last night's train lor
Portland, where they will aiteud the Holmes
business college for the winter.
Handbook of the Tariff.
The understanding of the complicated pro
visions of the new tariff has been greatly sim
plified by the Issuance of this manticl. To
digest the tarltl' law is no easy task, but to
digest the food taken Into the gastric receptacle
U rendered easy by the use of that thorough
stomachic, Hustetter'a Stomach Bitters. It pre
vents and cures malaria, kidney and rheumatic
trouble, remedies nervousness and insomnia,
ami removts constipation and biliousness A p.
petite, as well as the ability to satisfy It without
subsequent alxlomlnal disturbance, Is restored
by this fine stomachic, which also accelerates
convalescence. Persons In the decline of life,
and the Infirm of every ago and sex, find It of
material assistant.
Not to Us Overlooked
Mr. J. I. fJuston, the spsoial agent for
tbe loteanatn.nal Indemnity Co., of Hid
Franoisoo, who baa been in town io tbe
interest of tbe company, bas just settled
the olaim of Mr. Perry Snyder, who was
unfortunate enough to brerk bis arm a
dsy or two alter putting in an applica
tion. This ibsureoce costs but a trilie,
and Mr. Hojder can vouch for its uto
sity witb one is bo is liable to a mial.ei .
Mr. Huston, being a practical printer
and sllroond newspaper mao, tbe de
ceits bae been fortunate in securing bia
aetvioes aa assistant the past two weeks.
A Loeal laveator.
Cbaa. Ingrabam, tbe lone druggist,
mala oar city a visit y estsrdsy. Mr.
tugrabam ia Ilia Inventor of en aoeyle
lene lamp, which is a dnoidsd success,
and its simplleity, ineipensivensss and
brillianoy tire true to revolutionise lbs
world's lighting. Mr. Ingrabam is very
mod. at tn bis ulalm for bis lamp, bat
those mho beve esrefnlly studid lbs
new metb'td- of lighting olaim bie a sua
easeful rival of all otbsra. An etbibi
lion of one will b Kebarally made in
Heppuer, aod wt predict a demand for It
(tar Trosaira,
Last Friday evening at ft o'clock Mrs.
Corliee M., io aa endeavor to gain tbe
rear entrance of the printing department.
slipped on the froo surlaot of the walk,
aud falling, tiss nnfortonste eaongh lo
break Iratb iKinee f lb left foreann.
gaining ber feel, she earn Into lha
effloe and nsds the fart known. We
adj iqroed lo the home at nose, and eooa
bad b'r in lbs bande of Irs Hwinbaroe
and ElM, and at tbta dnt she Is d-ol.l-lt
ei.rrifnf'atil", with eirrplionally
f.K..bU Iti luaii bs of a sperdj inuv
ny.
Our Guarantee money 5trd
lower than ever.
CHANCE
to BUY
WINTER CLOTHING
At
Our complete winter line of clothing ha8 just arrived. It is strictly
in fashion, and the material, make, cut, and fit, could not be better and
the prices are what you can afford and are satisfied to pay.
MEN'S SUITS
Suitable ibr this Climate
Call and Carefully
An all-wool, serviceable suit, formerly sold for $10, now f 7
Black diagonal clay worsted suit, formerly sold for $15, now $12
All-wool overcoat, durable and neat fitting, $4 60
D f ET D I ET Q I An extensive stock arriving every day.
n W t-1 1 E" Fresh and ol the latest staple lines.
Boots, Shoes, and Overshoes, fells, Rubbers, Etc.
New line of Underwear, Hosiery, and Dress Goods just arrived.
Blankets of all grades. The best 50c Blanket on the
Market. We want your trade and will give
you the best value for it.
BROWN
The l air.
Tbe Fair fills its adv rtisiog spsoe
witb an Important announcement of tbe
arrival of their holiday goods. Every
thing imaginable is ia stock ia that line
nnoessiteting doable daoked Counters.
Now ia tbe time for the children lo gal
tbeir first oboioa. Head what tbey bave
to say.
What Dr. A. K. Mailer Hays.
uonaio, n. i. uenis: rrom my
personal knowledge, gaioed ia observing
tbe effect of yoar Hhilob'a Oure In oases
of advanced Oonsomptioo, I am prepared
tossy it is tbe most remarkable remedy
that bas ever txten brought to my at tan
tiou. It bas oerlalnly savsd many from
consumption. Bold by (Jonser k Warren
Uel.
sOn hundred and seventy five bead of
ebeep io the mountains near the bead of
Bar ereek, Morrow count f. A reward
of T cents per bead will be paid for Ibe
recovery or information leading to tba
rscovsry of Ibe saiJ abeep. Ease and
lambs brauded 11 ; yearlings branded P
oo ehonlded; 2 rear-olds branded V on
bips. Addreaa,
If F. M. I'm ran, Condon, Or.
erkeot Waat4.
A yoang man of seven year's riper I
ei.es. holding a flrat grade state cerliB
cats, i dfsirons of obtalolog a school In
Morrow eiiarity at oure. Ir.qnira of
Couuty Hup. rutfudrnt Hhlpley, liepp
ner, Or. 3 tf
ARE
BROWN BROS'
Famous Tailor-made Suits that are Fash
ionable, serviceable and fit to perfection.
Prices that are All Right.
and a line of
THKAHUREK'H NOTICE.
OTtCK IS UITKKBY OtVltl THAT ALL
outatamlliis Morrow eoiiniy warrants rp
istonxl urlor tn Ana-ust 1st. n Bill
N
(aid upon iraiitatlon at lha oto ol lha treas
urer of said county, lutoraat ceases alter tbs
data ol this liotli.
Iale4 at Heupusr, Or.. Nov l I wis.
M. f.lCHTKNTIIAU
It Treasurer ol Morrow Couuty,
TIsjs s l a Jaasary 1st,
The atlenlion of settlers on railroad
land within lb borders of Morrow
county ia called to lha fact that lha
lima for tnakinar thalr ninnfinn thm aam
eiplrea on Js.nary 1.1, 18W, V.wter
Crawford, oonaty clerk, is aolberiaad to
take land filiags and proofs, and Irani.
acU general public land busiaeea at
bis office io the ooort boose, at reason
ed la ratec and satisfaction gaarauteed
73 jao 1
Baeklea's Arale taivs.
Tba Deet Halve in the world for (Juts,
Broiees, Horse, Uloers, Bait Pbeom,
Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Usnds,
Chilblains, Oorns, and all Hk'a Kr op
tions, and positively cures Piles or oo
pay repaired. Ii ia guaranteed to give
perfeel ealisfsclloa or money refunded.
frioa io eeote pwe boi. For sale by
oiooum urog uo., 4, ruoena. manager
RAtUiOAO UK I).
Hetlleri tributary to loss bavipg rail
road land and bsvs not made proof yet,
by ealliog at lb offlce of tf. J. Ilale,
Iota, Oregon, can make their proof anJ
save lots of money. Time eipirec Jan.
1, IW All kin Is f land basiness
trai.saoted, (Ml lerc located 0u vacaut
Ud- 1 tf
NOT SATISFACTORY.
THE FAIR
OVERCOATS
Inspect Stock
GHES.
FO0K DATS ONLY.
la tbs Karly Part of Dseeaiber.
Tba Oermsn Rpeoialists, from I'ort
land, Oregon, will be in Oeppner, at Ibe
Palace bolel, aod will return oaoe a
month.
It yea bave cbronlo catarrh, consulta
tion is free of charge.
Do you blow mnooa from tba ooseT
Ara you troubled witb bleeding of tke
noes?
Ara tba nostrils obstructed, makintr
V",blo 'l0
Arc yoo boarae at times?
Is tbe moons dropping down from tbe
back of nose Into tbe throaif
Is yoor nose slopped np?
Ia yoor bearing effected f
Is your Ihroel sore al times'
Lto you spll a good deal whso risiua in
lbs morning?
Do yoa hem and baa k to clear voor
throat?
Catarrh Is a dangerous disease, which
Isads ioto consumption.
Weak eee cured; cross eyes stationed
without outllug Ibe rord.
Cataracts removed witbont a knife:
glasses fitted where others have failed ;
raptors and Derma oared wilhonl opera
lion. Chronic rheumatism and kidney
Iron 1,1ms a specialty.
Do not fall lo see Ibe (tarman tt pedal.
lata. A friendly talk will coat yoa noth
ing, and le bound lo result in a great
deal of good to yoa.
Kerne tuber tbe date.
Msw Ueece.
We are constantly adding osw goods
and now bare ready for Inspeniion a One
assortment of watches, olooks, jewelry,
ilvwwara, novelties aod muaiosi lustra,
mwolc. P. a BrsJKi, JVwtlof,