Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, March 07, 1901, Image 2

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    The Heppner Gazetu"
Tin I. l .Mar. 7. I'M
Mt of ti.f firmomi uow beii
iu JI .rit-r is Lroupht ly th
fr. 'n !!,' ('.T-rh.li' nionotaiJs. l.i
railroad up
upp'y Mur-
l.VNP i
of Kii'k jirt . Mi.
1
It!
I
luJ.'" awhj. A holt
rvw-oi-inrtr irith its own fuel nihl
lee. i-Hl-h ftt !lO!tl'V
Ml. to win:.
In hi will t!ii late Win. lYnland It'll
iM'-ni'lf f.Hini his entire ertato to Ins wile, tin good
rt'. HH'l writes, and Loh'e woman whom ail tlu neigh-
iii jv.'tl Lb Mm to. 'rn know as tint Jhiik. Mr. lVnland
,- to buv it t-pritvtl ' tliu not fotget that she lia-1 been lu
n i Hp tvmtrht bis i fr I.jA;! helpmate for m.oiv vmih.
from) 'H.VN.1V co;.,
n 1 If. lit Iluhle -M .Hi I It'll III
Mill n Thursday . wait full of ; and
honors, mill liiiil passed Mi. lie ami
w u'e w ere the olih st married couple :n
IS. II M.
.i.t! e.
, -tv a! ''
-t 1,.' 1- t
isti-lli t '1
1 .Hl-H.Ti'
lftiro ) .-.li s ;lo at M- Mil
aiul tin' hi. in ho Unijjht it
h.niio-tosdttl it. Mi' thinks the
ci!:)( itu iaM in values will oivur ,
in I'rtyon, aiul hi sons who Imy
'V.i
i t !
'A -
r
. itk-
pouring ln-
Loiv vti ri'.m the biMi. hr
V .-!f....ti.m .if u -l,...r l .n.l 11 M'-fou, mill likve 11 fhil.lri'n. 41 gian.t
- 1-'V u ' i in"'!
to
in
to siiMre
1 ;.!.!-- i:i
nnl.'ts north of IVuiUt-ton sold Sat
urdsv at hiji'tiou for JhW, Just
::c .v::,t est Hiiii aunt- as p .oa una tuny tv rough t in
Hiil then1 is going to Morrow oountv at S" an lU'rv.
o-1.
I'liiiitn n mill 17 great gtaiidehildr'r. ,
one of the i hildien being Mts. 1.
Fart lioloiiiew, of Heppner.
inorf'HMl population Come ami ?
!.t taxi's hmiI increase
ir IthihIi.
CITY COl NCIF.
lingular uioo? ilijj was hold
ii.:'.!i in K'-'iuuinir to bo
'! in Ml new sr.,1 hiituctmt coun-
M.il i i!-iiloraMo lfinil i
' 1 i-.l l iii.t- tiin li.t
1 K .Ssii.'Rn iif.e. and are
more ir.. ; t"vfc
, ,T. ' 1ihT '
l it!Bt-curjiers nni
id ..uorrow coumv cnart tViT
acywhfif obe. and in niftDy cjumm
tbt ir iirsH crop will pay the cot of
the- land.
l"i N KN I'lON.
Thi wiv!rowoi' ctuivoution is
now in M?i,'n at Peudlotou, aiul
dioti-ions aro very mteresticj;,
A large htteudnoe is present, aud
the range and other important
questions are being ably handled.
ALL THRIVING.
county sheep are iu. most
tiou, aud the pro
m clival i
ti.i.it VE-fi HAVi.. !
.im.-l in iuc uru'uiri.-ir f" 1 I lUlTeftSe
ftraicht throush to 1 ortland and K y ijvtui oontrihutes ,
tht-n Poattncp out The HePp. . teresting aVtide to the Live Stock
ter Uajtette ha pattered maps Jourua hnd ftblv ajvocatt.. the
an J descriptions of Morrow Wnn-;wvivHl of tbe Piwpinc Morrow
i.v Bi an principal poinu. so uim ; c t Woolgrowera Association.
rnuciB uin rtf wum iiuu ui jau'.e
thi region hav to offer.
i i ' mull null c irvviuo tin " ' i . ,
, , . MMiie ol Morrow county 8 vouuz uif n
r . . i are thickini' of
i;i' acre or vacani goTeruiuenii
land, much of which is good tim
ber land.
large
tvo. M.ivjr (.iiliimn prctnil iiu.
Hie iifiual iii.iiHhly liiliit weir. 4Ua.','
Tlie cliarter lias lu'cn anini.Jn.J i
tlu council can borrow aion.v, uiiil fl
have lu't'ii acked to icluiiil eiiui jI1 :!
ilel'tt'ilnecti incurrni iu nect tvi wi',v-supply.
l
T: "SH'cds. Ms
inorc lr., ; Tk
i- ly !i-lling it tiTK!
i'?-. i. . . .
-IU.D1KK I.IKE.
lag of joiniutf tue new regi
ment of volunteers forruinj; at Vancouv
er, li will to to the rhilippinee, anil
those who go with it will get experience
they could never aet otherw ise. Much
of it will he very undesirable experi-
what it mar
CARP.
1 hereby return ruy sincere ii t
heartfelt thanks to all tin' jieoi'v'
Heppner, Lexington, and Tory in jj--ticnlar
and all of Morrow vO'il ia"
eral, for their great kinJa. A co-
"ideration so well and kinuly founded
tlurinir mv recent u
lo 1 of my Uu.-jiAiJ. i
late Wm. f:
Friends, your grti;
much appreciated by me
diate relatives of my late husWi
will never be forgotten.
Ms. Jask I'i.-Sni."!',
ri.AXT TRKKS.
One of the J;r''tl'f, sources of sittis
faction on earth ii for people to wntcli
the growth of the trees they have plum
ed, and tree-planting is a work of rcat
KtKid to all.
Ki rester FeM did a gieat mk for the
conimiiiiitj w hen he planted so many
tree, n Heppner, and they will !ie to
te'l .he iale iutij; '.ftt-- he has t-'ne to a
..--tt-'r w-trld.
l "ha-- f t"1 in !ie veu 'i J -
I L'Vtii ol Ili'Ppner, am' vea ft'-l
j'vi f; j it no. Hec'niiiliil illi
j 4 .'.iriu'ricent 'ree at the home i-f V.
J V. ers, next noitli c 'ine their ibui'l
, cati's at the re letii e "f C- A. Ill ,
(V'OM! r' 'V ttlO t.Oiiie 111 V 5-'. - '' , t.v'
; ta'i ''ii.'y liea'.ititied the sr.Hinds; j,
1 it!,e home of A. t'. tiicer, W. 'Jtiinr,
,mio is Keithlev, Abe Wells, natorj.
V Morrow and T. I. MtlHt, on all of
wI-i'h grounds are rlo;:' nhiriij trees,
lio'l , fruit and shade, and n;tit wi-1 are
tbe- reiayiiiii the trouble tf setting
thel l. out.
ie of the mam heautiey jf jv town
lie o ita trees.
N ,iw ia th time to arranr.- to set out
treii, and the honie-builJr :n town or
wintry who does such ood work rare
lf rgret it.
II
ACC1PKXT.
While W. 15. l'liidley was driving
home satuuhty a sudden jolt threw him
oil the w iijion-seat, breakuiit his riht
t'g. i lie leam w ent on, turn .Mr. I iihI-
ley had to shiver through the niijht oil
theioinnl. At 1 o'clock Sunday after
noon Mrs. li irnev pnherty drove along,
pick ml 1 1 i in jpiind conveyed him to the
I'alaie lintel, where Pr. Swinburne ia
aiti'i'.'lmn him.
Mr. -''inlley was sent for and came
u. j.v! . it her luiHUuiid'a bedside.
I-OITLATION.
1'lni v'iui tlk'ures just publislietl
te i'.v lni!oiiiK licuies on population :
ew l erv
ni-ppiiu .
ione -Jl
John Py . jsj
bone ( nH'k 1J,5
Mitclovl l;tr,
Mon ;!;!ii
Wallo'ra :':i
Wascc ;fJ2
sti n . . if.Ltl
Milton S04
AiiU'Ure. . . i'4',
l'r-,iir;e City
l'riiid ville li,";
r lint loll 3MH
At lieu 7d3
Coi.doll L'150
Koil 188
(irait 24ft
CASH CORRECT.
Hon. Henrv Iilackman returned i euce, and to tind out just
to his Heppner home after com- j ''. those who want to go should talk
pleting Lis duties at Salem, where with Corp. McAllister, of Lexiugton,
be was cc'Dt'tantly employed during j who has been through it all.
the session of the le7is!a,ture ou ! -
the very important wojrk of eipt-rt-ing
the state treasurer's books.
Mr. Blicktnan says that every
thing was foucd to be in perfect
ordr-r, and thai the looks were
wrupuloasly Beat, clean and cor
rect He fonnd State Treasurer.
Hon. C. S. Moore, and bis able as
sistants. Messr?. Perkins and Suth
erland and Miss Hodson to be peo
ple of more than average ability,
uLo did all in their power to a-
GOOP STOCK.
The in vesting public is properly re
ceiving tbe stock of the Heppner Min
ing Co., and several blocks have been
bought of tnat put upon the market for
development purposes.
At 10 cents a share, this stock is very
low-priced, considering what it has to
show for itseii. It represents rich rock
and valuable mining property on a gen
uine basis, an l the men connected with
it are well kr.owr. to be reliable and re-
sift the experts in giving the tax-; spcc-IMe.
payers a piain statement. There are other mining stocks on the
Mr. liiackman regards Mr. Moore market. Vc-ent stocks and 1-ceiit stocks,
as a careful and firt-class basitess wildcat ihit.g from which may be ex
nian. au.l tLinks the state is to be ' pee'e-j only !-eer.t result".
c'i'.gratultted on securing the ser . bn. the Hep; r.er Mir.lr.g Co.'s prop
vic -s of a man who guards its in- . erty ha b-en ti.orou'.;- tested, and
ter-sts so well. I the i--k i r..-h a-n-1 w-:;i vie; 1 good re-
Thi.- ( .mphment coming from a tare.
Eiiti hkf M r. Blackman. wbo was -in
fortiit-r years one of Heppner's M K - . NATP .N Jl -TII- HP.
It a ling merchants, and who stands ! I ti Fri i iy night the Hei pner Literary
hs a i'itlz-u respected and honored Sjc'.ety gave an luteresting entertain
iu the community, should have ment.
Weight, cot OlIv at home but After the program followed a discus
aiiroad, where Henry is well ; sior. .f the subject, '-Resolved. tha Mrs.
kcown. , Nation's cour-e was j.i.-t.t:e I." The de-
Mr. lll-U fclii ill left for .Spokane to i cis: ..n was giv-r. to tt.e a:!iriu.itive.
interests, to : I ;-lt g ti - .:.
Postmaster Vaugbo war.s i'rti for
letters addressed as follow'
Allison, C. O.
Ambrose, Wm.
Andrews, F. M.
Bi-othertou, Frauk.
Paly, Harry K.
Pavidson, Thos.
Hfttiinn, Sarah P.
Ide, Arthur.
Wall, John F.
Young, Mrs. J. M.
Ask for "advertised."
LONDON WOOL U'CTjONs.
London, March 1 Tto- tradw
this week was quiet; taytrs tot eager
and holders held tirm; arrivtV for -'l
series of sales, 906o iioles.
HOME MISiNO.
TTie Heppner Mining Co. is a home
insitution that deserves support on
its nerita. It has put a few blocks of
stick on the market as a development
fur d at 10 cents a share.
his home stock is far preferable to
a stock that is brought to Hepp-
twVMJ by strangers at a cent a
i "fc
Tti news o( botb homlspherea In Th
V .,'kly Cregon:an.
CITATIOS.
4
Gordon
(IIS
D,
ackards Shoes,
Uli.AJ
mm.
N THK COVSTY OofRT of THE .
H .if it. fuii. for thi I'unnty nf Miirmw, ;
In tre mit-r ! the eite ut John M. EiJ, j
rM UatfiMl. j
lo Lin-nut M'Iit, l lmrlcf Oliver K; V r. i!. n '
ii'tn KrankMl Kl'ler. Jaine ljeit ," I
Mrv Belle H irkuum kinl trwlvrl.- U WCi
i an I s'.l ulher hi-;rt ni'.l ik-vtH'-r li,w. or un
i liiiiiwn. nd all nmitii inU-rMKi.-vl tb uid
thev can gel for it. :le. tifrtiUK;
I ii tht lmme nf the Mfitte o'. Vf.ni.
V tomparea will. Vwu re liivby iitl ii,l n ..-lre) to pler
'"Vj .'i know Hi' t iiiinfy ( iinrt ol Ilie sire ol Ort-goii. fur
,iii-.iiiiiy i.i asiriluw, h ,ii-i,fw:i iiiviij l llri c
I t lli'iimr. in tiie t'niiitj of Marrow, ';ii
Tu.-iy th fl'th i! et fn-h, Ct. at 10
11 elm k In t:-. furt'Dooii of .hat lv, then t"t
tnf mi, tf any thr; li?, vtiy
I tfie tei inrt of :ie ! .iiil
wl ilweminl, prsvinf that li
(ton it
sh ri or vt;??tl;
It is !ear at any
Hcpimer stock, for
what kind of a wildcat l,,,'
repr setlts.
It prospect hole may te away up
the Mild s of B. C. w ith do merit w bat
ever
n-A..A ..f tl tf-llLttriA f i,ii"i.v 1 I
. (iiu(thi ui me "-ll ;.,,( , i. imc
Co. ias true merit, aud is l.M-ated rikiht a Mumu to tl-
on the great recognized mineral belt
that has yielded millions .''d is stil'
viel ling, and has on it ri'-h mines nov.
heiv f worked.
A tual results of quart from lb
Hmv pner Mining Co'a prverty work" I
al rhe great Taeoma suielter may I e
seen at the First National Rank, a . I
t:,e Mock at it present price is a
investment.
n- i iMititv ciT-r .
. -uiidui r. I ,.mt. ni 1 .1. . n u I., I
L , I I . . . A . ....... I 1, I mUA
.,. S'S" 'Iri'ifKll, III- I mX
- 'v7v;, I) vjuslit U
Tain'r: Hinot'Hiit ' I A
Berth
.'"m
Vr. Scheringers recu-ds show that
the e are at present owned and Incfi .ed
. x .. I in Mlorrow county L''i-'5,"i:55 hea I of sheep,
LAIPTORFsC ,:a..tied as follows:
Funeral services over the wvm'ns rf ; I'i-i-isling ewes 1 -1 .
the honored pioneer. Wtr I'er.land, i Mied lambs ll.'s
were held at his late ho tue uwr I.ex'.rg. j Y,- .riing wethers
ton, on Thursday, anu the rerua.ns er
la. a to rest in tne i.eT 'ngruQ cfieier.j
Mr. I'enland was uti'VMsallv respect- :
ed, and helped many a i'aiiiy tn get a i
foothold in Morrow cout.ty. Fully o") -people
assembled tc pay the- it trip- j
u:e of respect, and a pene.x' air of sor-j
tow pervaded the muititudi.
M .1. Tfcfc ! IS mirlh
ut iii'r:nwmi 1 05 wms j, ni 9 ;i.
ii.iri n.'Ma' 1. . ' Biiiiifi u .
nt u,.ii't ! of niH-tlna tl'-
in rf , 1' nurrh 4 uf noeltuii twenty t,.v.
timt' . i..ifth-pt suit north nurth.4
ut i'i 1 twutityfiiihi JSi. nut north v,
: if.uT i, ut mi'tlnn iweniy-nlne (Jvi, ll IS
tn"i i 11. t ip 1 !i funth nf runire twenty seven
.",1 -in nf f y Kluii the interest of lil ilts
l Atn'Yi 11 r till t4i the northi'tim kihI sonthi-ftflt
i 1 -ut mil 4 o mithet V ami southwest V
nl ti ifcurfit V uf nitMinn sixteen (.'5) and
go xl i "ih 'j l "onfhji.it t sinl noiith S ol sotith-
t '. ' 'h uf rauce twentj-aeren 171 east
w. V , null. In the manner prencntied hy
l m ex" of nM aaii' to Ne ailU-ii to
, nil t ,hf itekti anil fxpeimes of galit
vtit. b not granted.
W(( ,irj. ths Hor A. O Bsrtholomf w. Jniie
t. 1 ."inry Ciiir . uf '.he M'e uf orefc-mi, for
th. I'n'oitv nf Sfiirr-n with the ial of unit!
tvmrt a!tinl thi th day o( January. A. 1 IK'l
l-H! 1 A tl t VHITKB i KWfiKII.
' .1 I'il'l .
These a're few of oui recent arrivals. i'he
"Gonhjn" Hat is known and requires no mention
'Irom tia (Jt!;sr than that this Nprinc'.l line is be
yond exception the largest and best stock of hats
in Hcvpner,
Nobby, Swell, lp-To Bte
Our long expe'ence in handling "Ciordon"'
Hata con vt Roes '.is that for good hard wear and
honest servies tno "I oi don ' Inn no pi-er, site
new Sprtr-i Jtyles in actuMi window.
hever Forget An Old Friend.
Hemtmbr what fotiifort nd satisfaction you
exorier.t:l w ln your h-et were encased in a
ia,i of
l'ACKAKISSH.)KS
FOOT FORM SII VI II v
Thev are milch cheaper now than toey U"ei to
be. Y'oii can get them now for from f ! 00 to fo.Ot.).
Try a "J'acksrd" again. See north witnhcv.
'"KANT WKAK ()UTM
This popular brand applies to boys' clothiiiif. "
The new Sprinir stulF is partly in enough of
them to show you w hat nobby suits we proposu '
to dress your boys in. We are going to have I
good this Spring for little mn that will do theui
proud. t
i
. .ft oiti-r h uminj
be a;-?rj.t fi-r a 'rk.
Now FUR THK';-
I am now prepared to aV o -w ders for j
fruit, shade anil ornamental tr?, grcpe
vines and small f.uits. i os- an l shrub
hery. which have been .1 ts without j
irrigation by The Pa-b"" in'..rie. ! I
' :! i-.mva-s Morrow and :ir-i ' ..un'e i
1:.
t!.
i:st
ii,g br..
ltr inv
It is
L t ' T 1 ' ! I WF.KNC H.
-:!-are ju-t waking up
ft '.'lit a iirrw and very vl
rticl for gt L'-r.-U use is be
:g:.t out hy W. T. Hatton,
r.tor.
the clutch wrench, both nut
and tjipe, and is something that is
to foine into general u.-e and do
much good in the world.
Mr. liatton is a resident of Ilepp
Ler, and patiently experimented
f..r U years before bringing his in
tention to"it present perfection.
He has made a trip east and shown
Lis invention to manufacturers and
machinists, and they at once ack
nowledged its value and practical
Btlity. "
Hi. Hatton received many
tempting offers for Lis invention,
but did not car- to sll it all out at
oLce. so limited sales on the nut
wrench to some of the principal
states, reserving the rest for fut
ure busineij.
He Las reserved all of the pipe
wrench right, and is open to ofb-rs 1
from s'me good firm to manufact-'
are on a royalty.
n Lis trip Mr. Hatton accom
plished a great deal, and saw 1
enough to convince anybody that
the future of Lib invention wm &a-1
t-urd-
H Liui as jet really only made,
a dart atid will mCr- Feia to;
push the ltjVeLtK-ri with hi- UeUil
nergy.
Mr." Hatton is known throughout i
1-aj-P-rL Oregon a no. iniiustnou1-. 1
energetic dihd. wlio is well up in
ui'-chanics, an'l Liu neighbors all
wish Lim welL Llis invention if,
Kit of gret importance to the'
wrld. and will lighten labor anl
bring resnTt( j:vfr b fore achieved
a'oj th satne j.'U'-".
1 hfr no draw !'Hf k to Mr.Hat
t iiV r.ew wei.r!,, f. ,-r it i perfec
tion it-If, ad its convenient con
suua.t.u will buredy replace th
oil brew wrencL'-s, wLich mast
l..- eerily be laid .vid" ' "ke ;
ay i.,r the Lew modern
KnlLuxL ;
11 If CRT TOWN-.
1 ii I nipiiio jtch, which 1 a.
pr. tly g. rtt.il.'v j r.-hile.I through
t!. i,..jthwit tLis winter, Lu 111
jiiied 1u-.lis ry inucL, and
tv.UsJ.l py (.tiinatlOD here,
dl .TW ihe Limine hacnela would
I e n! i- with i:a.
Wi
ii-.i
A : ! r L. e
riifleO 11
-.. ' ; s - i 1 n one ol tr.e
.-gi":v-, wltti a tir.gi'
t a-- ' "w roiig t'j bi e.ik j
! at hen the pour rio-11
: tl.-lr 'diiriis' ti.i-ir
jti 'I1 . (
; .-jri-d f -r tli- seas.. r..
tor .to
ail , a-'-'
Mv ...
see that
pr:tip and fal .'"n v
g lara.'.t.-i- -.'. si .
i: is ! ! ti 1 Tl 1:1 .1, .
.to st ek is t-r. ll
11 HU,'
a:
Wi.
krinw n
FRF
M rr ,
mativ Mi
1 R
. .;nty ( '
'tt.
. I :n
will
o-d. '
'er
W.
Indu-t'ii.iJ larm-rs wi'i ct-mi- 1
buv lands and dour.le the'r .a
double ttie population
If von know of anv rar, 1 tr
hsil'-
n I
r
Ifc vtysrw
Wm
1
KV;N budnga shot Run don't thiow away money
by spending $150 to $5o0when for very much
less vou can buv a
WINCHESTER
REPEATING SHOT GUN
whici will outhoot anv other shot pun on the m.irket
no r.ntter what it costs. The Winchester Pepe.iting
Shof Gun is new maJe in " Take Down" stvle in 12
and ''gauge. Itcombmes rapidity, reliabilitvat.J strong
shoc .mg qualities with a price within reach of every
body 's pocJietbook. For sale by dealers everywhere.
FRZ :'Stn4 am aai MjJren on pottJlctrdyr S.j-fjf catjlout.
WlX iHESTEH REPEATING ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CONN.
LOOK OCT FOU NEW s';l. :
OF PllY (ioopsi-coMlMi.
INE
a lid
pt inl a fle jri rim in j ci'rjw
rt and grease e.iu .igh in ,'.,. -01 h. ,nt t Icim i Ititw.
boston every year so t'.at the ;
the brt amounts vrju M(n-
(
on
.i:..
T.'. ll-i pt.-er g: jH ers cuttinue to
hoi i more tiian .oOJ. iim pounds, and it
is all for sale at what growers consider l,e a desirable additMn
,.rr.,.t.. ,.r-, j . county, write his addrens
,.-.,, ,., itotnaod mvl it to the il-piri
.111 f-a-lC U llidlJIUa1. Ill ' I r-c. 3 ...a.
f I.. . r I ' I .a .I'll .. fl. I iri.'l .Ill .. 1 j)
SI T- .1. 7 '
its Wool t.
!re;gr,t b
1. j
In t;,e Il i-ton market the past j j
quotations have generally favored ilifc I
KiMura V.'.f tlio upsifnf.sa ibi rot p 1
tend to choi'-e wools. j
Oregon woo; 9 have Ken lessa t.ve;
some pretty choice sold at lie, :id val
iey No. ! went at 1'. j
Territory; scoure 1 basis Montana;
and Wyoming, tine medium and fine, 11
5t ; Wr ; s.-o'io i 41 "4")c, staple 47840. .
L'ra.'i fim- md:'ini and tine. 14 "loo;
ciured. 4-' 4e: stae'e. 4W;. Idaho
f:t. r.oediU.ii and tine, ;a,: scoured, 1
ii
11
.;tate
forroi oruntj' ha rt-'
workers, to ut none for dron-
Siniond's Cross Cut Saws
Sewing Machines
Sanitary Stills
Boss Washers
Ho.se and Sprinklers
Lawn Mowers
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Heppner Mining Co.?
Head Office, Heppner, Oregon.
I). B. STALTKR, Frcsuknt r.n.l
General Manager.
C E. REDFIELD, Vice President
T. W. AYER.S, Secretary.
GEO. CONSKR, Treasurer.
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weel, e!l vour cyclone cellar mul
coine here.
At
Ed. R. Bishop's.
'4 s'a-v 4u- I mere is no reason wriv .uorrow ; .
, : , . 'tv cannot support tice Its press-1 r ov I 1' TP I fit lOIIS
Largsa. hav-, be,n made in ,;iafor) jT rtPw,;!, i I U 3l T 1 J J 1 1 W II O
board market- the pat week, at conr es- j work tj0ln,.B ,.e ,rB. rie mp lt;J nOT 5 '1 I t Vf
ons from nominal '1'iotatioris, but no j rash to infest wo'ihl prubablr ;eapa' Vltl O llxllti l
ale. a' - than lat writ's priceH, ' ri-ri retu.ne f.-ori. it ere as eiser. here. a
. . . . ,, i for land val es here ate th tu i
wt.nh.au-st.iei.ope that prices have , taVXt' and I
rea'.hed bedrock. ! profits. ' T'li
j- t:.at w ji .to. s
the rjiac.fa' '. irtrs' il'int
come for holders, to be
than otherwe.
have reacr.e-l :
, the time has
hot.ef jl rather j
AIM'
PO YOU TAKK Ii
,i- i ii. i-
Itus is tne aii-nreiiegi worm -,-i inarm , k
on and have things to happm nitof(
any you ever got into. Are ton keep
ing posted on men and thin tv read
ing the Oregonian? If not. T--r t-
daily at 1'm.rn..: :
drug -tore, an-t it win i. f.--l:ver.i at
vour home evry evening. If you ai
tfie Weekly, call a' o,. iaette olfn e.
ish
AMFI'.ICAN I 'LA N ONLY
An ;n er.4 ,e aid to anyone inter-este-I
in art .s ti.e Art Amateur, the oi l
rei.a'-.e l.'.agaz tie p.i'n.-hed in New
Yorit .
It is a period I al of rare bea'ity, and
every ;snje is an education in itself.
irf.h.d-. go-) o'iM-i-i a-. ! general new s The palaee Hotel, of Heppner, o.Te
f, ,t i ...i,u in M'j'lie ol o tt.e liorne in.t.tutions K.al r atn
i ! a;..l p.atis of interiur ( iregori luay
1 ii- s'i'.i r.p'i n .ri' e ol tt.e heel as a
ernpiovs Otil
It is con I ij. t-'I s'ri' t.v on the A mere an
Htf '.' :o; ie may t ,,, .,, , roinrrioilion. well frrrosl ed
;e ot!.' e. j rnr,,K -n, WiriOfnl tablea piye sat;s-
faction to all Us patrons.
I:l.;VAl4li I OK WoKKMI'.s. i
KIP mo.NT -TAILK.
on art in",
var.u'is si.' I
is. 'jf n' ion .
th." beau :
ea. r:'
n.a'ei :a' i '
si-en at ' t.e
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21.11 tHU J IJ II 111 ill
Patent Medicines.
Stationery.
Drugs
pure
I Paints, Oils and Glass.
j A Well-Selected Stock of Jewelery
j Kodaks and Supplies.
and Herbs
and fresh.
For shares of stock apply to any of the alve
officers.
The Glen Ellen Wine Vaults.
We supply families and the trade with the Choieest
California Wines. Brandies.
and Kentucky Whiskies
- at Reasonable Prices.
No Order ia too email foe our Car.ful and Prompt Attention.
A. KLINE & CO..
Wholeial. and Detail bcalera.
Pendleton, Ore. i
ii 1 i vi-ar, arcl
"'i ' f a't
- inav !( '
well be proud f. It f li" A I) JIT 1 A
rx":: tonscr & Warren Drti to.
Avoid Contagious Diseases ly cleansing
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vear :'
an U.iikf. niO'.ey g'-tt.r.g Up
I-'.. r;i,.. for the iiepjiner
!
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ii i'.i-', a '.t en Lr,2 ir. a
. .1- . 1 M -ir .' " ribet".
7 Vi tor i'l rm ;f!i 1-year
B i
' 1 for 1 M- rh 1- '
.1
When you .otrie t . Heppner. pit uifHC CntH'C SYStCm.
vnr t t ri ia-i r rori i i-ivtt
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r.lav. r.r. lvn a.t i-.i.i.f.a..t tJ. rlrmfrr.
at rjt"'nal: ta. Hy a'ct ('Air
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Lot--.
CASTOR I A
For Itfitla hd Children.
Kind You Have Always Bssg.1:?
arsapa-
rilla!
II. A. THOMPSON,
Proprietor of the
II7E1T, FEED aj till SI1BU
On West Side of Main St., Heppin r.
Hay Rnd Clrain Fought nl bo11. Firsf-i hiss
HorsPH nlw-HyH kept fur livery at reasonable rales.
I h very lx-st faeililii'H kept l.r taking care d' I
charge, (live me a trial hu1 lx' convinced.
Ilipn hikI S ul.l'e
is left in tmr
fntsT National Jank
OF HEPPNEF.
O. A. RHFA..
T. A. KUKA..
Pnwid.nt
..Vie rrs.ilsnt
U. W. f'ONSF.K
K. I. FKKFI.ANP
f nshier
A.sl.tanl ( ifilopr
Y;iI ! it promplly and thoroughly.
Transact a General l.inkintj r.rsiness.
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