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Millors' all-wool Clot 111
Brown. iot3 Co's ft &
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Tlie lolr Overalls:
An Imn)ense
VO-toli.
FROM FOOT TO KNEE
Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From a Terrible Sore Her Story of
the Case, and Her Cure.
"For many years X was afflicted with a
milk leg, and a few years ago it broke out
in a sore and spread from my foot to my
knee. I suffered great agony. It would
barn and itch all the time and discbarge
t 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 this med
icine. He got me a bottle and I found il
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 mo. Ir
cleanses the blood of all impurities aim
leaves it rich and pure." Mbs. Anna E.
Eaken, Whittlesey, Ohio.
You can buy Hood's Sarsaparilla of all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hood's.
Il , , ri are the favorite family
nOOU S PUIS cathartic. Price 250.
ADVERTISED LETTKKS.
LETTER8 A11VEHT18ED AT HEPPNEK
Or.. January 2, 1899
Bay, Mr. Torn Marrow, O J
Beach, Mr Kobt Maiiies, Mr G H
Cox, Mr Arch IHolahan, Mr John
Church, Mr Mall O'ronuer. Caroline
Reliefer. Patrick Thompson, Kichard
Martin, F G
When calling for these letters please say
advertised. B. F. Vauohan, P. M.
Local Notes.
lone has a band arid orobestrs.
Snow fell to the depth ct five Inobes in
lone.
W. B. Ewing's infant, five days oh',
died of rupture Tuesday.
The infant twin daughter nf Frank
Inglemar. died at lone lust Friday.
Smoke 8ideoberg k Co's. Arabian
Night and Espaoola cigars at Censer &
Warreu'e. 1 amos
The bnyg and gills, ith tbeir sled
and ponies, bate hod a gloriom time the
pat t-.etk.
Dr. J. W. Vogel, peoiali( for refrac
linn and defeot of the eye, will be here
every three months. 618-lr
The barroom of the Palace is bei. g
remodelled aud thoroughly fixed op h
tht) nw management.
On Sunday next Father Sr-rvais wi 1
hoht mission in the Oatbolio church. A
go 'd htteodaoce Is nrgid.
The outage prayer meetings, prepara
tory to the revival uieefii g, heeo
onaeual seasons of refreshing.
The saloon bueines conducted at the
old Matlock corner by h Matttson
Bros dosed its doors lart week.
1, ' Mi ni 'Ui Ail liot tiai. i'J
1 Best CoiHitt Hj-up. T.W ui. tse fJ
I In tima S..I-1 hT (trie;. fy1
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no Shelf-worn Goods
npo:
Examine Goods and Learn Our Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
THE PUBLIC ARE WITH
Assortment of
Our
Fiid iy morning inhabitants arose to
fi d seven inches of mow on the ground,
which has since afforded good sleighing.
Another salnon in added to the row
north of tl'e Palace. The name chosen
by its proprietors is not catobiug tbe pop
ular verdiot.
Wood, wood, wood. See R. 0. Wills
for your wood. Cash on delivery. Orders
left at Minor & Go's., Gilliam & Biabee'e
or Brown & Hughes.
Del Knowlton and wife, of lone, will
give the comedy-drama "Ooolfl Josh,"
with the aid of local talent, Friday ev
ening, in their little city.
Be not deoeivedl A cough, hoarsness
or croup are cot t ne trinea witn. a
dose in time of Hhiloh's Core will save
you much trouble. Sold by Oonser k
Warren.
Dyspepsia enred. Shilob's Vitalize
immediately relieves soar storaaob, oom
ing np of food distress, and is the great
kidney and liver remedy. Sold by Oon
ser k Warren. v
Cbris Borohers and Newt Whetstone's
new saloon and billiard hall is experi-
enoing qnite a run. The proprietors
propose making it a first-class resort in
every partioolar.
Call at the Candy Faotory when yon
want ft good oup of hot coffee, ooeo or
chocolate. Freeh oysters in any slyle
Hot and oold lunches. Try one of onr
ovster cocktail's. tf
Ladies, take the best, If yon ere
troubled with constipation, sallow skin.
and a tired feeling, take Karl's Clover
Tea, it is pleasant to take. Bold by
Oonser k Warren. v
Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant
laxative. Regulates the bowels, purifies
the blood. Clears the complexion. Eaay
to ranko arid pleasant to take. 25 cts.
Sold by Oonser 4 Warren, v
There will be a Pentecostal service at
the M E. chnroh next Saturday evening
Rv. Fred St. Clair has kindly eon
sentpd to preach on "Tli9 Shiftless Man."
S-rvices promptly at 7 o'olock.
W. P. Snyder, the livery stable pro-p-ietor.bnysonlythebesbsy
aul grsin
Lsrae corrals and HCOi'mraorlatioiis for
freitfhte'8. Hacks and bnggies furnished
reasonable. Stork well oared for. tf
A apeoixl pe'mon fr oiiil.lren will h
pr. eh"d a1 th M. E. chnrch, Hon'h
-icxr Hit- d iv at 11 a. m ; at 3 p m , S ib
ha'h Foh I; 6:'V R)W rh L?ne; 7
r. m . J hu, 3:16. Everybody cordially
invited.
Jim Crv and John Kilkenny were
fortnnte enough to serture 10.8S0 sores
of railmad lnd. ft'd r now in shape to
bndd np pxtomdve st ek :neres's in onr
rnnnty. They have pn.ven themselves
alivs to t'n orportaoity.
A cbiraney barnin? ont oer th Bel
vB'lere was the 0(?fBiot of lively ron
for th fire doparlment Snnay evening.
Ar-lvin t ft e hy lrant op xnite it wm
fonnd out of working order, an t forta
rale it tb .t t' e fire confiLtd itself
I to tbe chiainei .
verytliflg
oj:
hoe
Crockery, Graniteware, Tinware and Hardware at
paee
Revival! Evacgelut Niuiule. nt tl.o
Methodist Episoopal cbnroli, ntxi Sun
day, and every nigbt throtiBbouS t; e
week. Come everybody; bring your
families. Tbe nnexcell- d "Bow of Prom
ise" song book will ba used, McGubeV
lutest, brightest, best.
Mike Roberts, at tbe B.tlveilere, hav
ing remodeled tbe popular old-time oor
ner, extends to the public a oordul wel
come.' Tbo beveraees he dmpnsw
will be kept up to the highest standard,
and tbe enlargement and oomfortable
equipment of hi billiard parlors and
club-rooms are a drawing feature. 92-tf
No healthy person need fear auy dan
gerous oonstqliences from an attsok of
la grippe if properly treated. It is muoh
the sam as a severe cold and reqmres
preoiaely the same treatment. Remain
quietly nt home and take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy as direoted for a severe
oold Bud a prompt and complete recov
ery is sure to follow. For sale by Oon
ser k Warren.
The O. R. & N. Co's. new book on tbe
Resources of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho is being distributed. Our readers
are requested to forward the addresses
of their Eastern friends and acquaint-
anoes, and a oopy of tbe work will be
sent them free. Tbis a matter all sbonld
be interested in, aud we would ask that
everyone take an interest and forward
snob address to W. H. Hurlbnrt, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, O. R. & N. Co.,
Portland. 61-tf
Teacrirr's Local Institute.
A 'ooal teachers institute was held
here last Saturday, Notwithstanding
tbe doptb of snow and the severity of
the weather the attendance was large.
The morning seeeion was held at the
so'iool house, but owing to the blizzard
tbut was blowing it was thought best
to bold tbe afternoon cession in one of
tbe olurchee, the M. E, cbaroh beiDg
elected, Pr eident Reed of the Weston
Noimal school was in attendance. All
,f the teachers were delighted wilb Mr,
Reed's interesting and highly instructive
talks during the riiecosainD. Tbe pro
irram as rendered was as folio's:
Lnj;(e Rev. .(. W, Kli'he'
(ie jrrphv Miss Altee (, lafsnock
'rh'Mil Libraries toia B Is'iter
Music Mrs ;hBrltoH
PHiiniarmlilp 1 W. Hli!..y
Kchoul Management President K tl
TI.e dimen sions were very hnimit-rl
ai;d imt nc'ive. At the c! m- i.f the sea.
"i .n a vote r,f M).r k was teiide'td l'p"
id-rit R ed anil Superintend, nt Sbij l j
How'to Look Good.
Hood lucks are really more than i-kin
deep, dependiug entirely on a health)
condition of all the vial org-.UH. If the
liverbe inactive, you beve billions
Inrik, 'f yonr stomach b disordered yon
have a dysoeptio look; if yonr kidts
he afTeteil, yon have pinnhed look
,S-i iir sood hal b. and von ' ill surely
have good loons "Electric Bitters" is
iroid alternative and t'inie Acts di
r-clv on the stomach, liver and kidneys.
Purifies the blood, eti'ea pimples,
hlotchM and boils, and gives a good
n...r.l,.v,,n Vvarv IV'ttlA irnfirAi,tpl
v(,.M hv Hlor-nm Dm Co . E. J. Sloonm.'i
manager. 50 oeots par bottle.
in Our Stock!
New
Competition
US AND WE
for New Amiotincemeiit.
eppner,
Personal.
Klmer ills Is quite ill with la grippe
Mrs. Burrows is suffering from la grippo.
J. Sterger came over from Condon Tuesdoy.
Clins. Haws, of Hurdinan, was in town this
week.
Pat Carty, of Sand Hollow, was up on business
Tuesday.
Rev. TlioroiiBhnian came in from the interior
yesterday.
Chas. Ingraham, the lone druggist, visited our
town Sunday.
Mrs. John Hager had a serious attack of neu
ralgia last week,
M. L. Akers is meeting with good success at.
lone, as a rnuMc teacher,
0. and E. C Ashbaugh, of Eight Mile, regis
tered at the Palace this week.
John Kirk, the sheep man, is sutterlng from
an attack of qulnsey sore throat.
Receiver Otis Palterson came np this morn
ing from The Dalles, visiting with friends.
Mr. White, the artistic drummer for Sanbourn,
Tail & Co.. of Portland, was here this week.
Walt Williams, John Nelson and Nat Hale,
Ionite", were in Heppner on business this week.
Geo. 8. Parker, who issues the first copy of
the lone Post this week, spent Saturday in this
city.
County Commissioners Howard and Backet
came In to attend to the responsibilities of the
court session.
County Clerk Crawford spent several days at
home last week, struggling with la grippe, but
is at his post this week.
Al McEwin, representing Mason, Ehrman &
Co., wholesale graces, was interviewing our
business men this week.
N. A. Leach Is again in town this week look
ing after wheat. His buys last week relieved
the monotony of the dull market.
Mrs. M. M, Hunter, of the lone hotel, accom
panied by Mrs. Ross, came to Heppner Saturday,
combining business with pleasure.
X. N. Btceves, the acquitted lawyer, who was
Indicted with "Bunco" Kelly for the murder of
old man Sayers, was In Heppner this week.
Ed Farnsworth and Emll Johnson returned
home to remain yesterday from Portland, where
they have been attending the business college.
Nell Johnson, the popular vnung sheepman
from Gilliam county, has been in town the past
week under treatment of Dr. McHwords for a
slight attack of pneumonia, the conclusion of
a slight attack of la grippe.
Improved Order of tied Ma-
L st night at the K of P Ball lodge
f Red Men as institnted by Orarjd
Deputy Saohem J. Daniel sritz, of Port
land. Q'lite a number f onr most prom
inent oitiz-tis are enrolled on tb charter
list, aDd the members admitted I bus far
are enthusiastic in their praise of the
irlr. The chief officers elected are as
follows: Prophet, J. 11. Himotis; sachem,
(. W. Phelps; senior aachamore, R. L.
Shelly; junior saohamore, Frank K b
arts; ke. uer of records, W, P. Huyder;
keeper of wimpum, O. W. Hweifgart
Fbe recnaiui g twelve effioera will b
appointed by the sachem at the nut
nreiiug.
I est
Near H-rrin's on Blm Fork, a hay
mare, work animal, branl left- band "R''
00 Mi bonlder. Suitable reward.
Ad
dress, Johnson Bros., Gooseberry, Or.
i Fresl
iin Price
etxiCL QtAeLllty of
APPRECIATE
These lines we guarantee to be THE BEST manufactured.
Every article warranted as represented. Your money
refunded if goods are not satisfactory. Our prices un
der all competitors.
Oregon.
UliUNO OVER.
T. C. Aubrey and Dave Deau Arrested for
stealing Wheat.
On November 29tb Theodora Ander
son, living at Eight Mile.disoavered that
58 sacks of gntiu had ben taken from a
stank located in bis field. That day be
spent in investigation, and cmicIii led
that the thieves wou'd return for more
and planned ti watch tbe stuoks, but,
upin persuasion of bis wife, gave np tbis
intention. Sure euongh, on the morning
of December 29th, one month lbter, tbe
tracks of two wagons one a wide tire
and tbe other a nartow one had visited
tbe plaoe, carrying away 72 saoks. Pro
ceeding on a bunt for the grain, be name
to the premises of T. 0. Aubrey and there
fonnd two wagons answering tbe descrip
tion of the wagon tracks in bis fl'ld
loaded with about the number of bucks
missing, as near as be could estimate
At the lone warehouse be found that 58
sacks bad been delivered on the day cor
responding with the loss of the 58 sacks
by Mr. Aubrey, and on tbis circumstan
tial evidence, oansed bis arrest and also
Mr Dean, who was his driver. Their
preliminary hearing wai bad before R--oorder
Richardson yesterday, J. W.
Morrow appearing for tbe prosecution
and 0. E Redfield for the defense A
number of witneaees were examined aud
at tbe oonolusion of tbe evidenoe Re
corder Richardson required a short time
for conclusion, and at i o'clook exoner
ated the young man, Dtve Dean, in con
sideration of bis being in tbe employ of
T. O. Aubrey, aud held Aubrey to await
tbe action of the grand jury, under
bonds of $500. Mr. Aubrey and his at
torney feel that their case is a safe one,
and that the prosecution cannot estab
ileh tbe guilt of tbe accused.
A a K.Ik hlayrr.
Walter Van Duyo writtm Dr. Hwio
borne ao interesting account of an elk
hunt last fall, a portion of which is a
follows: "Last fall 1 had remarkable
success killing three fine speoimrns. Uu
fortnuately one of them broke his horns
in falling when I shot him, acd lam
now working the horns up into knife
handles. I made quite a speculation ou
the meat sod tusks realizing 8110, and
have a standing offer of $00 for one set
of boms and $25 f r the other. The
first elk I kll'ed dressed 070 pounds.
I herewith wl you as a New Years
gift oi.e set of tusks, and will have the
other p ir rn muted for myself.'
How to Prevent 1'ueumouia.
Yon .re perhaps aware that pneumonia
always results from a oold or from an at.
tack lit la grippe. During the epidemic
of la gr pptt a few years ago when so
many cases resulted in pneumonia, it was
observed the a'tack was never followed
by that disease heo Chamberlain's
Coagh remedy wan nsed. It counteracts
any tendency of a oold or la grippe to
result io that dangerous disease. Ills
the I et remedy in the world for bad
colds aud la gi ippe. Every bottle wur-
aotud. Fur by Couter St Warrau
fro
THE FACT.
one-half the cost
ElOHT Ml Lit) NOl'EH.
The Gazette's correspondent sends ns
the following intersting items under
date of January 21:
The new year came in dressed in
white, and presented herself to us in
rather a oool manner. The old year
made qnite a fuss in the lasl few duys
of bis slay with us and left us in quite
a stormy passion.
Rev. Tborougbman and Rev. St. Clair
have been holding a meeting at Libeity
sotionl bouse. Miss St. Cluir plays tbe
organ. Rev. St. Clair preuohed some
fine sermons in his inimitable style. Be
doea uot fear mau, and preaobes very
plain language. Both he and Mr,
Thoroughmau are well liked here.
E O. Ashbaugh hnd a pleasant gath
ering at bis home on New Years day.
There was quite a room full of relatives
and friend, expecting the two Metho
dist ministers and their folks. Of oorjree
there was plenty of ohioken prepared
and a very pleasant time was enjoyed,
la the evening the company repaired to
tbe school house and listened to a dis
course from Rev. Ht. Clair on tbe sub
ject of "Am I ray Brother's Keeper?"
The meeting will clone iu a day or two.
It has been interesting indeed.
Mrs. Gay has been sick but Is a little
better, although nuuble to leave her
room.
Theie was quite a surprise on Eight
Mile when tbe word was circulated that
Mr. Aubrey was arrested for stealing
wheat.
Mrs Cy Fuqua hn beu siok wilb la
grippe, but is uow muoh butter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 13. Stanton have re
turned from their Eastern visit, whiob
they enjoyed very much.
It is very foggy today.
A few days sgo farmers were harrow
ing and seeding, but the farming im
plement are not io use now as the
ground is frozen too bard.
E. M. C.
AT bASI"
We Have a New Time Xcurdule ai.it a
Day lln ii.
Our long-felt want is now at Land.
The O. R. k N time schedule went Into
effect this morning, and we surely have
occasion for rejoicing. At 10 a. m. tbe
passeoirer left the depot to arrive al the
j'ination at 12:30 connecting with No. 4,
which passes that point at VIM p. m
Returning the train will leave the juno
tion at 7 :50 p. m., arriving io Heppner at
10:15 This gives ns all we oonl.l ask
for, and now the horrible effects of a
night ran are only a dream of the past
wbioh will surely increase the passenger
Irnftlo on this line.
Dreadfully Nervons.
Gents: I was dreadfully nervous, and
for relief took your Carl's Clover Root
Tea. It quieted my nerves aud strength
ened my whole nervous system. I was
tronnieu wirn o iarip in in, n imy sno
bowel trouble. Your Tea so n cleansed
my system so thoroughly that I rapidly
regained health and ptrenuth. Mrs. 8.
A Hweet, Hartford, Coon, Sold by
Conaer War ron. v
THE
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Goods
elsewhere.
FAIR
NEW YEAlt PABTI.
Watching the Old Year Ont and the New
Year In.
The lovely home of Mrs. O.E. Red
field was thrown opeu to many of her
ft ends Saturday evening, and she, wilb
the Bssistanoe of Misa Julia Hart, made
tbe evening's program most entertaining.
Six tables were provided, and tbe major
ity of the guests whiled away the bouri
at enobre until the midnight alarm an
nounced tbe death of tbe old year, when
its solemn features were taken into con
sideration, to be disturbed by the ringing
of belle and firing of bqmbs up town.
Tbe advent of 1899 brought good oheer,
in shape of a bountiful supply of deli
oaoies, to which the assemblage paid
tbeir respeots, and at tbe conclusion ot
entertaining tnnsio by Miss Julia Hart
and Mrg, II. W. Bartholo.i ew, tbe mem
bers of tbe party, after expressing tbeir
appreciation ot the delightful evening il
the hostesses, repaired to their respect
ive bnmes. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. 8. W, Speooer, Mr. and Mrs,
Geo, Oonser, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mor
row, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blackmao, Mr.
aud Mrs. E. R Bishop, Mr, and Mia. W.
E Brock, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ounn, Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Bartholomew, Mr. and
Mrs. Oorlies Merritt, Mrs. Dr, McSwordi,
Misses Julia Dart, Emma Welch, Leo
Rhea, Etta Minor, Elizabeth Matlock,
Bertha Cate, May Bailey, and Messri.
Frank Borg. Jess Stewart, G. W. Pbelpi,
Mao Clark, Dr. Melzler and Fred Bart.
To tbs Public.
We are authorized to guarantee every
bottle of Chamberlain's Ooagb Remedy
to be as represented and if not satisfac
tory after two-thirds of the contents have
been nsed, will refund tbe money to the
purchaser. There is no better medicine
made for la grippe, colds and whooping
dough. Prion, 25 and 50 cents per bottle.
Try it. For sale by Oonser & Warren.
Ilucklen's Arnica Halve.
Tbe Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Uloers, Bait Kbeum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, uo'. all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Files or no
pay required. It ia guaranteed to give
perfeot satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 20 cents per box. For sale by
31ooum Drug Co., E. J. Slooutn, manager
Ileum? Is lllooil lieen.
Cleiin Mood menus a clean akin. No
ticaiity without it. Caaenicts, t'undy Cathar
tic eiean your blood and keep it cluun, by
itiiriiiK t lie lazy liver and driving all iin
purities from the body. Jieiu today to
imnihli pimplcx, boil, ilotelieH, hl.tcklieuils,
.triil that Bil l. ly bilious complexion hy taking
Caacarets, - beauty for ten rents. All drug
givta, salmfaelioii guaranteed, 10c, 2Jc, 50c.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
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