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Call' and Examine Goods and Learn Our Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Millers' all-wool Olotliing
Brown Shoe Go's ft & ft Shoes
King Bee Hats
Tlie roir Overalls
An Immense
Poor aid Weak
Catarrh and Bronchial Trouble
Had no Appetite-Now Better In
Every Way-A Delicate Child.
"Some time since I took a sudden cold
and could not get rid of it. Being subject
to catarrh and bronchial trou ble I coughed
terribly. I lost my appetite and grew
poor and weak and I did not leel like
work. I began taking Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. In a short time the cough disap
peared, I slept well, had a good appetite
and I was better in every way. Last
pring I was not feeling well, I had no ap
petite and no strength. I resorted to
Hood's Sarsaparilla and soon felt more
like work. My little nephew was a deli
cate child and had a humor which trou
bled him so he could not rest at night.
He haa taken a few bottles of Hood's Sar
saparilla and now he has a good appetite
and is able to sleep." Miss Abbih J.
Feeeman, South Dux bury, Mass.
Hood's
Sarsa
parilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 91.
r;il are the best after-dinner
uuvu 3 i ma pni al(1 digestion.
250.
ADVERTISED LEITKKS.
ETTER8 ADVERTISED
4 Or., January 9, 1899.
AT HEPPNEli
Brown, Martha A Hughes, Amanda
Cadon, W V Levlt, F F
Farlow, James M Daks, Made
Fltzsimon. Mary E . Parker, Crank (2)
Gagen, Dr Tyler, Ellsher
When calling for these letters please say
advertised. B. V. Vauohan, P. M.
Local Notes.
To Rent. Six-room house. Inquire of
W. Q Wills.
For Sale. Second-hand baby buggy.
Inquire at Oazette office.
Tbe Red Men will meet io the E. of P.
ball tomorrow (Friday) night at 7:30.
Smoke Seideoberg k Go's. Arabian
Night and EspaDola cigars at Conser k
WarreD'g. l-3inog
Dr. 3. W. Vogal, specialist for refrac
tion and defeats of tbe eye, will be here
every tbree months, 648-lyr
Wood, wood, wood. See R. 0. Wills
for your wood. Cash on delivery. Orders
left at Minor k Co's., Gilliam & Bisbee's
or Brown k Hughes.
Stop tbat oongb! Take warning. It
may lead to consumption. A 25c bot
tle of Sbilob'a On re may save your life.
Botd by Conner k Warreo. x
Frank Natter was out several boors to
day chasing iid geese on horseback.
He gave op in discouragement and will
utilize a balloon in fu'nre.
Clyde Well baa d if posed of bis inter
est in tbe Heppner Candy factor? to R.
Hart, a brother of James, and the
business will be emidaoted by tbe broth
era bUnLU Tslti-rtl fill bi-Wb I
eat Couifh firupk Cwhl vie
In Mma ft.lrf h rl misfimlm '
fi DLQ tfa.,i.Ji Alt )tt tAiiSL
THE
no Shelf-worn Goods
"We
THE PUBLIC ARE WITH
Assortment of
Otr
Karl's Clover Root Tea, for Constipa
tion It's the best and if after using it
yon don't eay so, return package and
get yonr money. Sold by Conser &
Warren. x
County Commissioner J. W. Beckett
left yesterday moroing for an extensive
visit with relatives in Missouri and Illi-
0016, where be will likely spend tbe
next two months.
Frank Vanghan, of Eight Mile, left
on yesterday's train on a telegram noti
fyiog bim of the dangerous illness of a
brother in Illinois. Before returning be
will visit Oklahoma.
For Constipation take Earl's Clover
Tea, the great Blood Purifier, ourei
hesdaohea. Nervousness, Eruptions on
tbe face, and makes tbe bead as olear as
a bell. Sold by Conser k Warren, x
A warm weloome awaits yon at the M.
E. oburoh, South, next Sunday. Hear
both subjects. At 11 a. m. , "Heart Par
ity ;" at 7 p. m , "David's Fall and Resto
ration." Come and bring yonr friends.
Sbiloh'a Consumption Care cures
where others fail. It ia the leading
Oongb Care, and no borne sbonld be
without it. Pleasant to take and goes
right to tbe spot. Sold by Conser k
Warren. x
Call at the Camlv Factory when yon
want a good oup of hot ooffee, o.ioo or
chocolate. Fresh oysters in any style.
Hot and cold luncbes. Try one of onr
oyster oock tail's. tf
W. P. Snyder, tbe livery stable pro
prietor, buys only tbe best bay and grain.
Large corrals and accommodations for
freighters. Haoks and baggies famished
reasonable. Stock we1) oared for. tf
At a meeting of tbe stock ho'ders of
tbe Heppner flooring mills, tbe former
officers were re-elected for tbe ensuing
year. Considerable discussion took
plaoe relative to the advisability of mo
oing tbe mill again this spring, which
was favored by the mr.jority.
Mike Roberts, at tbe Belvedere, hav
ing remodeled tbe popnlar old-time cor
ner, extends to tbe public a oordial wel
oome. Tbe beverages be dispenses
will b kept up to tbe highest standard,
and tbe enlargement and comfortable
equipment of bin billiard parlors and
club-rooms are a drawing featnre. 92-tf
Tbe revival meetings at the M. E.
ohnrob are in full blast, tbe attendance
is large and the good work is going for
ward. Rev. Jno. F. Nangle is a stroog
preacher, with native wit and nnanswer
able logic. Tbe people are held spell
bound. Great good is being done. Don't
miss a service ; singing is spirited. Come
ont, everybody.
No healthy person need fear any dan
gerous consequences from an attaok of
la grippe improperly treated. It ia mocb
tbe sams as a severs cold and requires
precisely tbe same treatment. Remain
qnietly at home and take Chamberlain's
Oongb Remedy as directed for a severe
sold and a prompt and complete recov
ery is sure to follow. For sale by Con
ner k Warren.
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verytning 1
Defy Competitioi
Crockery, Graniteware, Tinware
Space
Mrs. T. J. Hnmpbrey, wife of Mr.
Humphrey, of tbe Slooum Drag Com
pany, reoeived tbe sad intelligence from
ber Hillsboro home that her youngest
brother was hopelessly siok, and left on
Tuesday morning's train in order to
reach bis bedside before he passed awav.
Later Report is reoeived that the young
man diedToesday atip m .consequent!
Mrs. Hnmpbrey was deprived of seeing
bim alive.
Tbe O. R. & N. Co's. new book on tbe
Reeonroes of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho is being distribnted. Our readers
are requested to forward tbe addresses
of tbelr Eastern friends and acquaint
ances, and a oopy of the work will be
seut them free. This a matter all should
be interested in, and we would BBk that
everyone take an interest and forward
euoh address to W. H. Harlbnrt, Gen
eral Pesseoger Agent, O.B. k N. Co.,
Portland, gi-tf
Walter Brown, the well known Canvon
City miner, reached Heppner Tuesday,
en route to Wailsborg. Wash., to visit
bis mother. Mr. Brown reports encoun
tering a blizzard while en route here,
which seemed a desperate issue with
tbem at times sad at one place tbe con
veyance was overturned. Speaking of
tbe unfortunate city, be predicts Its be
ing rebuilt this year, and as the Main
street has been extended io width to 60
feet it will prove an immense benefit to
(be town's appearance and convenience.
Spring mining will open up wilba boom,
and eucoess is anticipated.
La Grippe BnctKwfally Treated.
"I have just recovered from tbe eeoond
attack of la grippe Ibis year," says Mr.
J as. A. Jones, publisher of the Leader,
Mexia, Texas. "Io the latter case I need
Chamberlain's Congb Remedy, and I
think with considerable success, only
being in bed a little over two days
against ten days in the former attack
Tbe second attaok I am satisfied woo Id
have been equally as bad as tbe first but
tor tbe nse of this remedy as I had to go
to bed in about six boors after being
'struck' with it, while in tbe first oase I
was able to attend to business about two
days before getting 'down. " For sole
by Cunser & Warren.
Molly Club Party.
Monday night we bad tbs pleasure of
attending tbe social danoe given
at tbe opera house by this popular club.
Tbe purpose of its members is to make
it thoroughly enjoyable, and they suc
ceeded admirably. Mrs. Bartholomew
presides at tbe piano and bas tbe happy
faonlty of infusing life in ber music
wbiob exoites enthusiasm necessary to
the enjoyment of those wbo danoe. For
the "old boys" whoss infirmities prohibit
indulgence io tbe terpsiohorean art,
table were arranged, where tbey amused
themselves at whist At 11 o'clock re
freshments were furnished, fa which all
banda participated, and at tbe midnight
boar tbe happy throng dispersed to their
respective homes after so evening of
food delight.
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Heppner, Oregon.
Personal.
Frank 61oau was In yesterday.
Wm. Borger left this week for a San Francisco
VlBit.
J. 8. Boothby, of Lexington, spent Wednesday
In town.
P. M. Houseman, of Ceclir was in town
Wednesday.
Theodore Anderson came in irom Hard man
Wednesday.
A. B. Nlles, the Walla Walla tombstone man,
Is In our midst.
A, B. Ammerman, f Parker's mill, came to
town this week.
E. Q. Sperry and Charles Martin came up from
lone on business.
E. D. Rood, of Bardman, made this office an
agreeable call this week.
Cha. L. Parrlih, Geo. Culp and Roy Short
came over from Canyon City Tuesday.
Ed. Hunter, the lone hotel proprietor's son,
brought up a load of drummers yesterday.
N. B. and W. E. Williams, two wide-awake
Insurance men, are In our city for business.
J. N. Fordyce, Joe Meyer and C. H. New, the
popular traveling man, were in town Wednes
day. Professor Howard returned from Spokane
Saturday night and bas resumed his duties at
tbe High school.
Miss I. M. Slgbce started for Salt Lake Ci I y
Wednesday morning, where she will visit for
some length of time.
Wm. Barnett came up from Lexington
Wednesday, and reports the cbluook two days
later in reaching that point than at Heppner. .
J as. Jones returned from The Dalles Friday
morning, where he had gone in answer to a
telegram to the effect that bis daughter, Miss
Bertha, was very ill. He reports her recovering
and will return home as soon as able
Herb Bartholomew left town on Wednesday
morning's train, with his sheep camps in view.
It Is surmised, however, by the knowing ones
that his escapade a few evenings previous had
something to do with his absence. His hurried
departure necessitated the employment of a
tailor on the depot platform before be could
gain admittance to the railway coach.
World's Fair Awards.
M. L. Akers bas added another
"laurel" to those already enomerated
in tbe Gazeette, to Morrow county's
list. The company, oompoeed of Dr.
MoSworde, D. Oilman and Dr. MoFaul.
wbo have purchased tbe patent of Mr.
Akers, reoeived this week, not only a
diploma but a handsome bronzs medal
from tbe Trans Mississippi and Inter
national Exposition on tbe merits of
tbis improved draper, and in oonse.
qoeuoe are highly elated. Beyond a
question of a doubt if this valuable in
vention is placed upoo tbe market io a
business way It will yield its fortunate
possessors bandsoma royalties.
Destroyed by Klre.
Tbe son of E. D. Leacb.of Eight Mile
informs us tbat their ho ue was entirely
destroyed by fire Monday morning at 11
o'clock. A stovepipe became discon
nected, setting fire to tbe roof, and there
being no one at home save bis mother
and sister, only a sewing: machine snd a
smll amount of bedding was saved
The lose is estimated at about tOOO. with
no insurance. Their home for tbe win
er will be a oomforUl.le ooltags on the
farm of Jerry McEiiigott, one and one
half miles dibtaut. In tbe spring they
will rebuild.
1 Fresh fro
o.ial Quality 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.
and Hardware at
THE ELKS' SOCIAL SESSION.
Hpppuer's Society Participates in the Most
Enjnyable Event of tbe Season.
To the Elks' lodge, B. P. 0. E., Hepp
ner's appreciative society people are in
debt for an enjoyable oooaslon seound to
no event in tbe history of our little oily.
At tbe appointed hour, in the E. of P
lodge room, assembled tbe invited guests,
wbo were entertained with a obarming
musical and literary program, as follows:
Instrumental Duet .
Mrs. Bartholomew and Miss Julia Hart
Ladles' Quartet...
Mrs. Conser, Mrs. McSwords, Mrs. Brown, and
Miss Emma Welch.
Address Attorney C. E .Rcdfield
Recitation Heppner Blackmail
Vocal Solo Miss Elsie A yen
Instrumental Duet
Mrs. Bartholomew and Miss Julia Hart
Recitation Kim Eva Brians
Vocal Solo Miss Emma Welch
At the oonolusion those present re
paired to tbe epera house, where a band
of musicians were awaiting them and
danoiog was indalgad in until tbe morn
ing boars rolled 'round. Previous to 12
o'clock a sapper was served by Mrs.
Gilmore, at her boarding bouse opposite,
and ber table was loaded dowo with
choicest refreshments, and served by ber
in a manner thoroughly consistent with
ber reputation as a onteress, wbiob bns
won for ber a successful business. Tbis
pleasant night of enjoymeul will be long
held io remembrance by those present,
wbo unite io pronouncing the Elks of
Heppner royal good fellows, and striotly
np to their world wide repntation for
aobieving suooess io their pursuit of
pleasure.
Calclam Carbide Regulations.
Tbe Eleotrloal World, published in
New York, says:
Steps have been taken in tbis oily to
oontrol tbs trade in oa'oiom carbide, and
regulations have been issued governing
tbe transportation, storage and sale of
tbe produot, wbiob firemen declare to be
tbe source of danger in a burning
building. Tbe regnlationa require tbat
hereafter, in transit or storage, caloium
carbide mast beenolosed in hermetically
sealed iron reoeptacles marked "Dan
gerous if not kept dry." No package
may contain more tban 100 pounds. The
carbide must be stored io isolated build
ings tbat are fireproof and waterproof,
and no artificial light or beat will be
permitted in tbe building where it is
stored. Themannfactnre, transportation,
storsge, sale and use of liquefied
acetylene is absolutely prohibited witbln
tbe limits of the oity. The regulations
were framed by the bureau of combusti
bles, and tbe Ore department basordered
tbeir enforcement.
Tu tbe Public.
We ars authorized to guarantee every
bottle of Chamberlain's Congb Remedy
to be as represented and if not satisfac
tory after two-tbirds of tbe eon tents have
been osed, wiil refund tbe money to the
parch wer. There is no better mediolne
made for la grippe, colds and whooping
congb. Price, 25 and 60 cents per buttle.
Try it. For sale by Conser & Warrm.
THE FACT.
one-half the cost elsewhere.
THE
LEX1NUTON CORRESPONDENCE.
Lexington, Ore , Jan. 10, 1S99.
Editor Gazette,
Heppner, Ore.
Dear Sir: I have been thinking that
a little news from tbis plaoe might prove
to be of interest to some of your readers,
and give you a quaint idea that the peo
ple of tbis town are uot all snowed uuder
yet, although some of them live under
roofs oovered with a good deal of tbe
genuine arliole.
Tbe United Artisans gave a publio in
stallation on Saturday evening, wbiob
m well attended, notwithstanding the
inclemency of tbe atmosphere. After
tbe installation preparations were made
for sapper, and neckties were distributed
amongst the boys. Some were success
ful and soma a little bit disappointed,
bnt everything passed off pleasantly.
Mr. 0 II. Cromwell, state organizer and
district grand master, gave a nice talk
relative to the interests of the fraternity,
Tbe program was short, although the
musio furnished by Miss Dona Barnett
and the soprano solos sang by Miss Bes
sie Metier and Miss Traunia Barnett was
highly oomplimented.
Rumor is now current in tbe city of
Lexington that dame fortune is again
smiling in tbe taoe of our esteemed Con
stable C, C. Bo .in, wbo, as tbe story
goes, is about to consummate a marriage
with a beautiful belle of an adjoining
town, We withhold tbe name of tbis
lady for propiety's sake, as Mr. Bum bas
informed us that be thinks sbe will make
a nick looking grass widw.
Several young Indies of tbis oity and
adjoining villages visited tbe commodi
ous resideuoe of one of our esteemed
bachelor friends a few days ago. Tbey
olaim that bis treatment to tbem was
olever, but some of tbem seemed to fear
thst tbe days of bis single blessedness
would soon eod; tbeir supposition being
based opoo tbe beaniifu! rugs and oar
pets in bis parlor and tbe snow wbite
disbrag io bis kilobeo However tbey
objoted to the three-cornered cupboard,
fearing that it might be tbe cause of a
doctor's bill.
Prof. Paul's penmanship olass will
soon close at this place aud we thick be
lotends going to Heppner imnediately
after it ceases.
Some of tbe young folks of this plaoe
visited Heppner Sunday evening. Tbey
repotted a protraoted eleigb ride, with a
bope of a future con tiu nut ion.
Any one desirous of trading borses
with sime of tbe Lexington boys bad
better make a oircuitously eqtare dicker
or treat to the peaouts.
Miss Vida Oarmiohel bas come from
ber father's tesidenoe at Penland's butles
to attend tbs Lexlngtoo school.
A big hop is expected next Friday
evening at Poland's hall, Giodmuaio
will be furnished and everybo ly antici
pates a good time. "(). B. Wake.".
Lost.
Nw nerrin's on Balm Folk, a bay
mare, work animal, brsud left-hand Mi"
on left shoulder. Suitable reward. Ad
tli ess, Johnson Bros., Gooseberry, Or.
e Factory
Goods
FAIR
PINE CITY NOTES.
From our regular correspondent:
0. Driacoll of Heppner has been
spending tbe past week on tbe creek.
La grippe has slighted but few along
the creek, a most unweloomed visitor.
Owing to the intense oold it waa
deemed advisable to close the school for
one week.
James Ghor i erly, employed by Mr.
Mathews, paid Pendleton a business
visit last week.
T. D. Mathews, 0. F. Flemming, J. T.
Hoekins and son went to Heppner Ibis
week on business.
Harry Bartholomew, aooompauisd by
bis wife, and E. L Eellogg, spent Toes
day nigbt in Heppner.
Horses generally bave suffered from
tbe I nok of feed and a few days mora of
freeze np would bsvs oleared tbe ranges.
Mrs. Wm, Sbaw, sistsr of Rev, Hoi
kins, having finished a pleasant visit,
started for ber home io Washington
Monday.
Tbe little 2 year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. L Howard bas been seri
ously ill, but is showing symptoms of
recovery.
T. D. Mathews bas arranged bis vats,
boilers, etc, and will be io readiness Io
dip bis sheep at tbe conclusion of tbis
cold soap.
Tbe ebeeprmn in tbis section bave
been fortunately provided with sufficient
feed for tbe sheep to carry tbem through
in good order,
Sleighs of every description lav
oome to tbs surfaoe sinoe tbs fall of
snow, and have contributed their osaal
amount sf pleasure.
Mrs. Wm. Gillette, of Pendleton, wbo
bas been visiting ber parents, Mr. and
T. D. Mathews, witb ber two children
will return home io a few days,
John D. Hoskins, tbe energetio and
enterprising mail oarrier, now sports a
new set of harness for bis team, which
insures their attaobmenl to bis rig when
I bey reach tbeir destination.
Rev. Marlatt and Rev. Hoskins bave
succeeded io keeping up aotive interest
o tbe revival servioes held at tbe D. B.
oburoh. Two weeks bave passed sine
its commencement and it will be con
tinued indefinably.
Mrs. Dr. (iaraney
Is now permanently located in Hepp
ner, where she oan be found. Her
inedioines oareall obrooid diseases, sash
us deafness, caterrb, bronchial troubles,
lung diseases, rheumatism, kidney
trouble, liver trouble, blood poisoning.
Any disease baffling tbe skill of physi
cians yield under the influence of her
simple remedies. 12-tf
CASTOR I A
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
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