THE FAIR
THE FAIR
That it was The Fair that inaugurated low prices in Morrow County
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Is tler
Children's Shoes - from 24 cents up
Ladies' fine Shoes - from 99 cents up
Men's good kid Shoes from 94 cents up
Men's vici kid Shoes - - $223
Men's kangaroo calf Shoes - 2.00
Men's kangaroo calf Boots - 2.10
Indian, tanned
10-quart galvanized iron buckets only
No. 8 copper-bottom tin teakettle
No. 8 " " wash boiler -
The
BABY'S SMOOTH, FAIR SKIN
A Grateful Mother Writes this Letter
Tells all about Her Troubles when
Baby Broke out with Scrofula Sores.
" At the age of two monthB, my baby
began to have sores break out on his right
cheek. We used all tho external ap
plications that we could think or hear of,
to no avail. Tho sores spread all over one
side of his face. We consulted a physi
cian and tried his medicine, and in a week
the sore was gone. But to my surprise in
two weeks more another scrofulous look
ing sore appeared on baby's arm. It
grew worse and worse, and when he was
three months old, I began giving him
Hood's Sarsaparilla. I also took Hood's
Sarsaparilla, and before the first bottle
was finished, the sores were well and have
never returned. He is now four years old,
but he has never had any sign of those
scrofulous sores since he was cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla, for which I feel very
grateful. My boy owes his good health
and smooth, fair skin to this great med
icine." Mrs. S. S. Wroten, Farming
ton, Delaware. Get only Hood s.
rMi are prompt, efficient and
MOOd S FlIlS easy in effect 2B cents.
ADVERTISED LETTKHS.
LETTERS ADVERT18ED " AT HEPPNEB
Or., February 6, 1899.
Bryant, A W Jacobs, Mr D
Davis, Mr 0 8 Plucks, Carl
Holt, Eld H L Younit, W A
When calling for these letters please say
advertised.
B. K Vaoohah, P. M.
FOK SALE.
A No. t general merchandise spot cash busi
ness in Prlnevllle. Our terms cash no trsde
deal. About S00O. Good reason for selling.
Address box 115 Prlnevllle, Ore.
Local Notes.
To Rent. Six-room boose. Inquire of
W. 0. Wills.
For Sale. Second-band baby bnggy.
Ioqaire at Gazette office.
Those molasses cherries at Smead's
are delioions. Try them.
Last week Jacob Borcher bought the
Blake place in the lone precinct.
8moke Seidenberg A Co's. Arabian
Night and Espanola cigars at Onser &
Warren's. l-3uios
Father Servais will bold servioes at
the Catholio cbnrcb next Sunday at the
tbe usual hour.
Dr. 3. W. Vogel, specia'ist for refrac
lion and defects of tbe eye. will be here
every three months. 648-lyr
Don't overlook the "Morrow County
Land and Trust Co. in disposing of onr
beef bides sod sheep pelts. 5-2
Wood, wood, wood. Sep R. C. Wills
for your wood. Cash on delivery. Orders
left at Minor & Co's.. Gilliam & Biebee s
or Brown & Hughes.
CiJii hnrhi lit riSt (AiL
.(.much Sjmp. Tiuimm GL
In time. Mininmsnm
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Shoes
Bticlcslcln. Gloves 78 cents
.A. fine line
Perry Hnyder has bought the lone
livery stable of M. M. Hunter, the bote!
man at that plaoe, and will divide bis
time between here and there.
Stop tbntoougbl Take warning. It
may lead to consumption. A 25a bot
tle of Sbiloh's Cure may save your life.
Sold by Oonser & Warren. x
Karl's Clover Root Tea, fir Constipa
tion it's the beet and if after using it
you don't say so, retnrn package and
get your money. Sold by Conger &
Warren. x
For Constipation take Earl's Glover
Tea, the great Blood Purifier, oures
beadaohes, Nervousness, Eruptions on
tbe face, and makes tbe bead as clear as
a bell. Sold by Conser & Warren, x
A chi look oame over tbe bills from
tbe south Tuesday uight, and tbe several
inches of snow have already gone down
tbe oreek at a furioas rate. At Lexing
ton it met a stiff northerner, and we are
informed that a terriflo battle ia being
foagbt on that line. . . ,
Mike Roberts, at tbe Belvedere, hav
ing remodeled tbe popular old-time cor
ner, extends to tbe publio a oordial wel
come. Tbe beverages be dispenses
will be kept up to tbe highest standard,
and the enlargement and comfortable
equipment of bis billiard parlors and
dob-rooms are a drawing feature. 92-tf
D. W. Falgalde, of Douglas, oame to
Heppner yesterday morning and re
mained over oigbt As a school director
be oame op to. make inqoiry about tbe
eobool allowaooe made for their district,
as tbe tax was voted. Ha 6ods matters
alright which insures for them a good
season of sohool.
Horsemen in this seotino are becom
ing very much interested in the proposed
race track under contemplation of con
etrootion by E. O. hparry at Ion, as
tbe spring opeos, owir g to tbe faot tbat
there are numerous promising clts in
this section, tbat are sadly in neid of
development. A little enterprise on tbe
part of Heppner might eeoore tbe track
for this place, wbicb woald add to
ooffers very materially.
Kev. 8t. Clair writes from Pendleton
tbat at tbe earnest solicitation ot tbe
pastor and bis people and lbs elder,
Rev. Thomas, be consented to remain
over one Sunday more than be bad In
tended He says immense congrega
tions still come nod great interest Is
shown. Tbey say feodletoa was never
so shaken up. I will be borne Wednes
day or Thursday of this week and fill
my polpit ntxt Sunday, both morning
and evening.
Tbe O. R. 4 N. Co'a. oew book on tbe
Resouroes of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho is being distributed. Our readers
are nqntsted to forward tbs addressee
of their Eastern friends and acquaint
ances, and a copy of the work will be
sent them free. Tbie a matter all should
be interested in, and we would ask tbat
everyone take an interest and forward
snob ejlress to W. H. Hnrlburt. Gen
eral Paeseuger Agent, 0. B. 4N.Co.,
Portland.
not
style
of English Semi
10 cents
35 cents
74 cents
Good 25-cent
Clothes Pins
The Place to
Save Money
Personal.
Frank Lee is again with us for a abort stay.
Ed Hunter drove up from lone this week with
drummers.
Chns. Ingraham, the lone druggist, spent
Wednesday night In Heppner. '
Jess Wells left on this morning's train for a
two week's business trip to Portland.
Geo. Parker, editor and publisher of the lone
Post, came up on business this week.
Ben Binsheimer and Al McEwen, two travel
ing men from Portland, were In town this week.
J. E. Peterson, Hiss Murry and Jesse Zummalt
registered at the Palace this week from Goose
berry. Frank Patterson, Ione't good-looking mlxer-
ologist, came up for the show, and terms The
Dalles boys "alright."
Otis Patterson and wife accompanied The
Dalles Club and enjoyed a very pleasant visit
with their old friends.
Special Agent Vonettllnger, of the Commer
cial Union Fire Insurance Company, was in
specting the town yesterday.
Peter Brenner, the well known rancher and
prominent politician, of Eight Mile, spent sev
eral days in our city this week.
Mr. Geo. Whlteia, of The Fslr, has been com
pelled to take his wife to Portland for medical
treatment, and left on this morning's train..
Mr. Fry, the veteran traveling representative
of Murphy, Grant & Co., of San Francisco made
his many customers an agreeable business call
this week.
Miss Ifle Matlock, youngest daughter of J. W.
Matlock, was married recently to Mr. 8. H.
Simmons, at Spokane, and bave settled at North
port, Wash.
Senator J. W. Morrow's condition has so far
improved that he is enabled to get about town,
and Is his intention to start for Salem to attend
the closing days of tbe session within a day or
two.
Ben Patterson, son of Engineer Patterson, is
visiting his parents here at present. Mr. Pat
terson holds a responsible position as drug
clerk at Ellensburg, Wash., and Is a wide-awake
business man.
Mr, Clark, the gentlemanly wool buyer has
been making Heppner his headquarters for
some little time. He made a business trip to
Portland tbe first of the week and while there
made quite extensive purchases for tbe Palace
bar.
"Doc" Wilson, the notoriously popular sheep-
buyer, of Wyoming, is back In Heppner with
his old friends, and about him at all times are
tbe "old-time romancers," lining him up lor a
discussion. "Doc's" return has been looked for.
ward to by many.
Mrs. M. M. Hunter, the exceedingly popular
hotel landlady, of lone, spent several days in
Heppnsr as our guest, combining business with
pleasure. Under her supervision no more com
plaints are heard about the untidy or carelesi
condition of the lone hotel. It Is pronounced
a strictly first-cla house, and ia continually
overrun with business. .
Visiting Maccabees.
Friday nigbt tbe Marcabee ladies vis
ited tbs Sir Knights, when a most e" j y
able time waa experienced. Lady Jook,
tbe state commander, or waletn, was
present, enlivening tbs occasion with a
very able address in t! e interests of tbe
order. Lady Commander Mrs. Dr. Gam
sey also paid a touching tribute to tbe
order, after wnicn rerresnmeots were
served by the ladies and a most agrees
ble time toeiilly was bad until a late
hour.
need?
J1H it is.
Tailor-made Clothing
Men's railroad cord suits - $3 33
All-wool men's suits, guaranteed 6.48,
20-oz all-wool importod worsted g.7g
All clothing is strictly first-class
only in quality, but
and finish.
Overalls,
- Porcelain at prices that will astonish you
brooms
1 cent per dozen
Our
A Weil-Known Captain.
Accompanying The Dalles minstrel company
was Captain 0. 8. Wand, a well-known raptaln
of the Columbia river boats and father of little
Hazel Waud of the company. He paid the
Gazette office a pleasant call, reciting bis past
year's experience in running a steamer on the
Yukon, Tbe captain for years commanded the
Regulator between Portland and The Dalles,
and kept her on the surface of the water. We
found him an exceptionally interesting geutle
man, which accounts for his popularity. He
will return to Alatka in a month s time.
Died In Salem.
Mrs. Margaret Maxwell wife of G- W.
Maxwell of Hardman, who was taken to
tbe asylum at Salem but a few days ago,
ber me 'tal collapse resulting from a
stroke of paralysis, dlid at tbat institu
tion last Saturday and ber remains
were brought bere on Monday evening's
train and taken to Hardman tbe follow
ing day by private conveyance in charge
of ber son M. 8. Maxwell, wbo oame in
for them, tbe interment to lake plaoe in
tbs Odd Fellows' cemetery. Mrs. Max
well was 72 years ot age and came to
this oountry in 1884 from Ohio. She
was a devoted member ot tbe Christian
cburob sinoe early womanhood, having
joined in West Virginia where sbe was
oonverted under tbe influence ot Bishop
Campbell, wbo was tbe founder of tbe
Campbellile oborob, as it was formerly
knon tbrooghout the land. Mrs.
Maxwell's txmplery life as a cbristian
woman won for ber the esteem and love
of tbe entire oommnnity which mourns
ber lots. Her sole sarvivers in this
country ere ber bnsband and sou.
Married.
Wednesday nigbt at tbe home of
County Superintendent J. W. Hhiply,
In tbe presence of relatives and a few
Intimate friends, Ciyde Wells was united
in marriage to Mrs. Myrtle Cutlaok, by
Rev J. W. Fleecer. Clyde is one of tbe
popular boys and his departure from tbe
' gang" is quite a surprise to bis many
friends. Tbe entire community unite
10 wishing him and bis bride every bap-
pinees.
THE MAINE.
Clyde Wells Las assumed the manage
ment ot The Maine and will oouduot it as
a first-class confectionery, and in addi
tion will run a short-order restaurant,
open day and nigbt. The patronage of
the public is respectfully solioited.
Yellowstone Park Map.
Tbe Northern Pacific railway has jnt
issued a new map ot the Yellowstone
Park, tbit should b in deman i. It ia a
relief map In colors, is scientifically
made, and is complete in topography and
nomenclature. Tbe map is shunt 22i2H
inohts io size and is priuted on heavy
paper thos making it suitable for fram
ing. Tbe map ia specially adapted for
sohool and class rooms and will be
mailed in tabes to any address bv Chas.
S. Fee. general passenger agent of the
Northern Peoifle, St. Paul, Mino . upon
receipt of ten su,
in
tlxo best mode,
, 10 cents Hate
1 liaia
Fedoras,
Guarantee
WEDDING ANNIVER8ARI.
Rev. Henry Hasinas and Wife Remembered
By His Portland Congregation.
Mrs. Otis Patterson gives tbe Gazette
reporter a most interesting description
of tbe celebration of tbe wedding aui
vereary of tbe Rev. Henry Rasmus and
estimable wife at Portland Saturday
eyening whiob sbe bad tbe pleasure of
attending. It was held in tbe parlors of
tbe Graoe M. E. ohurch and was tbe
occasion of their 15th anniversary. It
is estimated tbat 400 were in attendance
all tendering their bappiest congratula
tions. Rev. Riamus is exceedingly pop
ular witb bis Portland congregation and
tbey demonstrated that fact in a most
substantial manner by presentation of
many servioable and costly presents.
Mr. Rasmus responded in well rendered
remnrks. Tbe pretty decorations of tbe
rooms, delightful refreshments and pleas
ant musical program made a most enjoy
able oocasion for those present. We feel
justified in tendering Kev. Rasmus and
wife tbe earnest ooogratulation of Hepp.
net's oommuoity, where we so often
bear pleasant referenoe to Ihem.
Obituary,
Died from tumor of tbe stomach at ber
borne oo Eight Mile, Or., January 15,
1899, Mrs. Mary L. Montague, wife of
Geo. W. Montague and daughter of
Haskell and Elizabeth Yates. Sbe was
born in Savaoab, Andrew oouuty, Mo.,
February 5, 1848, and married io Geary
oouuty, Kansas, January 1, 1807. Tbey
crossed tbe planes and moved to Walla
Walla, Wash., in 1882 and from there to
Tbe Dalles io 2885 and soon thereafter
to their present borne in Gilliam oounty.
Tbey bave burried three children and
she leaves nine living and her worthy
oompaoion, ber mother, four brothers
and many other relatives and friends to
mourn ber death.
Sbe will be greatly missed at borne and
by ber large oirole of friends, having
been a loving faithful wife, and effeotion-
ate mother, a good neighbor of bigb
moral standiog, charitable to all whiob
is a goldeo thread ot tbe entire family.
Arlington Reoord.
A BARGAIN.
One of Eaatera
Oregoa's
Hsle.
Finest Farms for
Do not pas tbls unheeded by. A raoob,
embraoing 4,175 acres, all under fence of
three wires, 17 miles io length, improved
at a big expense, must be sold. Tbese
improvements embrace a large 9-room
bouse, witb woodsbeds and cellar, three
3-room cottages; a boatdiogbonse for 40
men, blacksmith shop, 2 graneriea, 30x
70 feet each, witb capacity of 25,000 sacks
eaob; Implement bouse, 80x00 feet, aud
farming Implements; bams, sbeds and
chlckenbouees; large oistern well (inex
haustible) and windmill, witb three ad
ditional wells on the plaoe. Ao ideal
slock ranob. For particulars address
Gazette, Hoppoer, Oregon. tf
Stop
Underwear and
Men's good" cotton suit Underwear 48cts
Men's good all-wool fleece suits $1.00
(This is positively a snap)
Ladies' union suits - - 44cts
Children's union suits - - 25cts
An elegant line of Hosiery now due.
full weight and
The latest and finest assortment to select from.
PRICES AT BEDROCK
fine satin lined, elegant style
Money Returned if
Goods are i)ot Satisfactory.
THE REBEKAHS' ENTERTAINMENT.
An Enjoyable Time bong to be Remembered.
La grippe denied us tbe pleasure of
a social evening last week reported to
bave been one of tbe most enjoyable io
tbe history ot Heppner's sooial doings.
Tbe Rebekaba are famed throughout
tbe land tor tbeir snooesa as a social
order, and when tbeir program is ar
ranged admitting outside guests fortun
ate are those who partake ot tbeir
hospitality.
On Tuesday nigbt at tbe oonolusion
ot an interesting literary and mnaioal
entertainment, announced by Miss
Barker, the chief oflioer. and opened by
Professor Howard In a fitting address,
when Miss Abrabamsiok pleased tbs
audienoe with a sweet German song,
and Miss Eva Brians rendered a reolta
tion entitled "Tbe Dukioe Hnakes," in
ber inimitable style, followed by the
rendition of "The Teacher's Vision" by
Miss Glassoook and a delightful solo by
Miss Brown. Tbe leading and all ab
sorbing feature of the evening was in
troduced io tbe basket sale ot good
things by Mr. George Conser, whose
enthusiasm, tuken together witb bis ex
ternal indioations of an epiooreao,
seemed to banish every vestige of
morbid dyspepsia and a wild scramble
by the "Odd" aud other fellows for
these bundles of delicaoies. together
witb tbe oompany of tbe chef de cuinine
whose favor fell to Ihem, while indulg
ing in tbe oontents of tbeir prize pack
ages not only wbiled tbe happy hours
away but "made bay" for tbe Rebekahs
to the extent of over 830. Another
event ot a like natore by these estimable
ladies is anxiously awaited by not only
tbose fortunate enough to bave been
participants, but by all their friends.
BLUE OCNTAIN BLIZZARD.
Everybody in this neighborhood
busy and energetio as ever.
Otto Williamson has throe teams on
tbe road hauling wood.
Tbe mountains echo witb tbe sounds
from tba woodoboppers ax.
Although tbe people in this vioiuity
have fed their stock slnoe tbs middle of
November, there is plenty of bay and
stuck looks well.
mi i iL s
mere is now inree inoiies or snow,
wbiob protects tbe grass and fall grain
from tbe severe oold wbiob we are hav
ing just now.
Two of oor oldest residents got into a
flgbl about the bad babil of smoking,
and a horse was offered to lbs one stop
ping, ine prize ran away, but oame
back again, tbe smoking still going on
as a loroe oi tiatnl, yon know.
BiiCi Mountain Bull,
How It Hurt. I
Rheuaatism, with ia sharp twinges,
aobes and psins. Da you koow tbe
cansf Acid in the blood bas aoonmu
lated io yoor join's. Tbe onre is found
in Hood's HarsaDarilla, whioli neutral
izes tbis acid. Thousands write tbat
they have been completely cored of rheu
matism by Hood's Sarsaparilla,
Hosiery
ouit 89 cents
99 cents
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Tbe co-partnership hitherto existing
between W. 0. Minor and C. A. Minor,
under tbe firm name of Minor & Co., ia
this day dissolved by mutual oonseot.
Mr. 0. A. Minor is authorized to settle
all olaima against, or to reoeive all
amounts due, the late firm. Tbe busi
ness will be oontinued by W. O. Minor,
W. R. Irwin and M. D. Clark, nnder tbe
name of Minor & Oo.
W. O. Minor,
'. O. A. Minob.
Heppner, Ore., Jan. 10, 1899.
Mrs. Dr. Garnsey
Is now permanently looaled in Hepp
ner, where she can be found. Her
medicines oure all ohronio diseases, snob
as deafness, oatarrb, bronchial troubles,
lung diseases, rheumatism, kidney
trouble, liver Ironble, blood poisoning.
Any disease baffling tbe skill of physi
cians yield under tbe influenoe of ber
simple remedies. 12-tf
Dangers of the Grippe.
Tbe greatest danger from la grippe ii
of its resulting in pneumonia. If reason
able oare ia used, however, and Cbam
berlaio's Cough Remedy taken, all dan
ger will be avoided. Among tbe tens of
thousands wbo have used thia remedy
for la grippe, we have yet to learn of a
single OBse having resulted in pneumonia
wbiob shows conclusively that tbit
remedy is a oertain preventative of thai
dangerous disease. It will cure la
grippe in less time than any other treat
ment. It la pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by Oonser & Warrsn.
Tbrongh Tourist Cars to Kansas City.
A tourist sleeping oar will leave Port
land every Friday at 8 p. m. via O. R. &
N., Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific
railroad, through Cheyenne and Den
ver without change. No change of oars
to tbe oities, Denver or Kansas City,
East bound sobedule Is as follows:
Portland, leave 8:00 p. m. Friday.
Granger, arrive 1 AO p. m. Saturday.
Granger, leave 1 :35 p. m. Sunday.
Denver, arrive 7:15 a, m. Sanday,
Denver, leave 2:55 p, m. Sunday.
Kansas City, arrive 7:25 a. m. Monday.
Keep tbis aervioe io mind when going
East and oonsult O. R. k N. agents or
address W. H. Hcbi.burt,
Gen. Pass. Agsnt,
Portland, Or.
What Dr. A. K. Halter Bays.
Buffalo, N. Y. Gents j From my
personal knowledge, gaioed in observing
tbe effect of your Shilob'i Core io oases
of advanced consumption, I am prepared
to say it ia the most remarkable remedy
tbat has ever been brought to my atten
tion, II bas certainly saved many from
consumption. Sold by Conser & Warren
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For Infants and Children.
Mie Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
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