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The I I eppner Gazette
TnuiiHiny Mar. 21, 1!01
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LOCAL NOTEH.
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liiiHliiPM lintirH (if Kin MiKt Nullutml Hunk ul
in iiiii'r nri) iruin u a. la. to I p, m.
Mali clodu lor train at 7::W a. in.
Htauo for Iliinlnian, Mmiiiment, I-oiik Crt
aim (.any on Ity lunvet ilally exii-pr. Smi.liiy at
" ii. in.; arriving ai m. m ; uimunee to Canyon
I'M, lllliv f UI'UII.
Heppner ha 11 Id population, (food m hool,
rltjr water, electric IIkIiIb ami :;',,i0 briek lintel
-me i hiiujo, roriiaini m ieiiiei i7 mlki from
neppnvr. t iiick tome mriiiur
Here and Tere
Tlio pulpit of , the C'liriHtian church
was occupfsj lat Sunday ,y Kfv. Vic
tor t'arltion, rwntly from Tort Town
ienil, Waali., who will preach next Sun
day also.
A eorreBpotnlfrit of the Lakpview Ex
aminer Bays Hie "row on the ranges
there in jiiwt tight to fuitiiah water ; the
KtHHH in xooil and the uliei-p are looking
well.
Frank (iooriirg, of Shoshone, Idaho,
is rnroute hotno from C'anada w ith 1H
rara of Lincoln eweH to lie uceii as the)
fotindutii'ii of Hie greatest flock of pure
brt'd Lincoln nhecp in the I'nited Slates.
At the recent auction Halo of land,
one acre piece, 14 ini'en north of
l'eiidlcton wan lirnt offered. John Tim-
tncrniiiti Marted the l):Mll. with tiM)0,
w hich wan jilinpcl to f "IHHI hy J. M.
Hetitlv, who wan hi Idinj; lor .fohn Dnd.
J. I.. Kiii' took a hand in the bidding
and Mlopped at fT'CV Mr. Hently of
fered fSIM) and jjot the land for Mr.
Dund.
Staple and fatcy Kfceriea always on
hand at lligliup'a xtore.
licet equipped for city work and trade
are Mullock V Wait. They run their
own delivery quick nervice.
Sheep rum h out (it h. Mock nail, data
and fiirliiHhil))! K""1'", I'ipeo, lohacco,
candy and iiiiIh all Ihexeare Hold at T,
H . I low iiid'o etnre.
Severnl laiel Hales are occurring now,
an 1 people who want Morrow county
land at present low price will h:ive to
i-niti' t ln-m very ("eiii, f ir the Iori:
expected raii-e ih coming.
New oait tu.u ke'el and imported lu-r-r
iii- foi 1 itit at .M.iliiM k ,V ll.nl m.
SpMtii: nly!e in hardwa'e may he
found at r.;iinp' More.
The Very ehotccht of rsnned and diied
fruit are alway kepi mi hard at the
Kfucery ht'ire ol T. K. Howard.
I.eL'al hlanx and all kind of j ih print
inii at ' i.ietle ollice.
Jli'jinnpr (inzi'tte oulv 1 liita for
Curtain ntretcbers at Mrs. L. J. KhU;h,
owe per nay.
The Noble ranch on McKinney creek
has been bought by P. Deyln.
M bach itel la and I.en Ithea have
Kono to tho country for a few week'n
vinit.
Oh. Mitchell has been shipping dome
line, fat mutton Hheep to the Portland
market.
S. If. Foridiaw, of Pendleton, is in
lloppiior m the interests of bin stock
jou mil.
Anyone w imIi iiitf to purchnse a Kinder
Hewing machine will do well to call on
Mim. L J. Kten.
ii. l oner, hi iioou liiver, is vimi
liitf with hi son, W. 15. Potter, of M,n r
A. (,'o 'h store.
At Miltoa Wednesday niyht N. A.
I'avih' lahhitry wa burglarized by dog
and 5 hare killed.
O. P. Sloan has bought a half intercut
interest in a mine at Susanville, and
considers it a bonanza.
Jas. Mitchell and Lee C'untwe'l left
for Portland yesterday morning. They
will be gone several day?.
I'on't forget that Mrs. L. J. Ktes has
the latest styles is shirt waists and dress
skirts, at the right prices.
Statisticians say that the farmers of
the nation are still holding 123,(XX),0U0
bushels of their PJOtt w heat.
J. II. Kinseinan is Tilting up the
hui'ding across the street from Wells A
Co , in which he will open a meat inai
ket.
John Iay tow n is going to put up a
big school building, and the plans are
being drawL by S. B. Hope, formerly of
Lexington.
(iilt braid, all-over-lace, apulio'ie
trimmings, (-pikes, buttons, belts, hair
switches, corsets, hose, muslin under
wear, hake', china dishes, etc., can
be lound al M;s. L. J Kstes, second
door from Itie poitollice.
.fiin Sharp, the barber, was taken ser
iously ill n Monday night and is con
fined to his loom at Mrs. Morrison's.
It is hoped that Jim will rapidly re
cover and be himself again.
An Iowa farmer this week ce'ebrated
FIRE AT ION E,
un Munday night Pearl Jonaf rest
deuce and store-building at Jordon sid
ing, tnree milea this side of lone was
destroyed by fire. The furniture owned
by Mr. Jones and the stock of the Jor
don Mercantile (Jo. was entirely burned.
The Pettys pustoflice, which was in the
EHTKAYS.
The new entray law provides that any
one who takes up animals except ac'
cording to law shall be fined from f to to
100, or be imprisoned in the county
Jail not more than 0 months ; and such
person shall be hahlo to the owner of
kept
such nafr&v an rattan un 1i.,.t t. i.l
t..,ii.i:.... ..i i. . i ti.- I 7
u..u..., a uino iiesiroyeu. mo double the vrIuh of hii, I, ..tr,
v..,ii,i; i i .. ,i.. J '
umi'iiiiK ...u uuiikuh .em jia.ny w- Any householder about w hose
, IIUi..iW. tea am Mtmv miv m in t!, J..lt r.
KAME HKUK.
Nearly all the sheep men will have
plenty of hay left over this winter, says
the (Jruiit County News. Those en
gaged in this industry have grown wise
duiing the pa t several years, and con.'
si-.'iuenily the loss of stock has been re
duced to a minimum. In days gone by
but li'itie hay was put up for the winter,
and w hen a hard storm dropped in the
loss of slock was appalling. TLiags are
diti'ureiit now,
WHEAT.
1 he' warehousemen ate loading sever
al cars of wheat which w ill about empty
the houses and complete the largest
shipment of any previeu year, ssys the
Post. lone has shipped 325,000 bushels,
Joidou 50,000, and Lexington, 130,000,
making a total of 506,000 bushels.
iver a lift ' i million busneia is not a
bad showing for lone and the 'two sid
ings, besides 50,000 bushels in the farm
ers' haide to be delivered to the ware
houses as soon as the roads will permit.
TRY IT.
Fanners and stockmen, as wall
business men, should write their letters
on printed letter-heads and have their
cards on their envelopes. It was once
thought that no one could de this unless
he was,engaged in the production of
some specialty or breeding some pure
blood farm st jck. No one believes that
now. The cost is trifliog, Call at the I
Gazette office and see samples.
prem
ises any estray may be in the
running at la'ge may take up the ani
mal, and shall immediately pont notices
in three public places iu the county,
one of which shall be in the precinct In
which the estray was tsken up, giving
the description as nearly correct as pos-
T.i. .1 it i
sioie. jo esirays snail tie taken un
from May 1 to Deo. 1, except breachy
or vicious animals, which may be taken
up in any month.
ART AMATEUR.
An indispensable aid to anyone inter
ested in art is the Art Amateur, the old
reliable magazine published in New
York.
It is a periodical of rare beauty, and
every issue is an education in knelt.
Resides good counsel and general news
on art matters, it contains studies of
various subjects and plans of interior
decoration. The subscription price of
this beautiful magazine is $4 a vear, and
each subscriber gets fl's worth of art
materials free. Sample copies may be
seen at Gazette ollice. . .
his arrival at Lewialon by buying
p ace of laud at I'.U'nh), one at tloOO, and
look an option on a 35 acre t'act at (175
an acre. lie c tild have done better in
Morrow county.
Spring millinery openin, Fiid.iy and
Saturday, March 2-' and i't Fietich
pattern hats and millinery trimming.
Votl are cordially invited to call and nee
(iiem whether you wis'j to purchase or
not. Altla Leach, opposite the post
ollice. Around lone good homesteads are go
ing rapidly, and it is only a matter of a
short time until all the government land
will he taken and the country settled up
by a good, sturdy class of people. Post.
The hog in the mortgage lifter, the
sheep the farm fertilizer, the cow the
barn builder and the hen the grocery
bill payer. The (juartette, with man
and a woman not afraid of the work in
carint! for them, will insure prosperity
on anv farm. Glacier.
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL.
"The Anecdotal Hide of Theodore
Roosevelt" gives sharp clear views of
the strenuous life of our many-sided
vice-president in the March Ladies'
Home Journal. These anecdotes reveal
the characteristics of his remarkable
personality, and are freshly told by his
closest friends.
Edward liok writes on topics of wide
spiead interest, and Helen Watlerson
Moody discusses "Girls Who 'Go la'
for Someihing."
Music lovers will be delighted with
the musical setting of Eugens Field's
"Armenian Lullaby," and all women
with 'lie showing of feminioe fashions,
apropos of Easter.
SOCIAL.
The Christian Endeavor Society gave
a social last Thursday evening at the
borne of Prof. Reid. There were a large
number of )oung people present ar.d the
evening was pleasantly passed with sing
iag and games. Dainty refreshments
w ere served.
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At Antel. T. II. MeGieer la mM
hi Janie Wnght, of Yakima. l';,i I.e. id
of in ill ton in ep, 1 liW) he. u I iiciiijr. oth
er and 7"0 dry ewes, to be de'iveied on
the 1Mb of April at 4 a head .
tin upper Rl.ea creek Nat Webb and
hi two ons are Luy with lambing,
and have had hud tin k by getting the
scab among their twes. Their neighbor,
Alex I.indfey is having the same trou
ble w ith his line ew e, n hich he ha had
to dii', and everyone of the lamb they
are dropping i worth 15.
Mat luck A; Hurt have seed corn, early j
and late meet corn, while field corn.
When it come to canned goods, dried
fruit, i lc., the choicest kind are nl
way found at the More of the E. R.
P.ishop Co.
T. R. Howard' store ha everything
in the grocery line needed by city trade.
Rooms for Rent cards for saleattia
lette ollice.
Please remember this : You can get
letterhead, billhead, card, boos or
any kind of job printing done at the
Heppner Gazette shop.
Mrs. L. J. l-'stes lias Rti elegant dis
play of swell pattern hat, aleo slreet
hat, mis" and children' hat and
baby bonnet. Ladies of Heppner ami
vicinity are cordially invited to call and
see them.
Clean newspapers to cover shelves,
put under carpels and line houses are
sometime scarce, but just now there is
a full supply on sale at the Gazette
ollice at l' cent a pai kage.
I there anything the matter with the
title to ymr land? If there is, call at
the Gazette ollice and get it cleared up.
Candy? O, ye, the very choicest
kinds aie kept at Dan P. Dohertv's
I. X. L. store.
Score card on which you can keep
tally on nil kinds of game aie now kept
on iale at tin- lie pu.-r Gazeltp ollice.
All kind of building material prompt
ly deliveied by Heppner Lumber Co.
Froo mitnple ropiosof tin' Hopp-
ucr Cazettc arei nrnl L Anymu l'-j
airing information nLoiit Morrow j
county. Tho (Li t lia l'.'ii pub- j
lislioil at IIi ppniT for crs. It
is a I'l-pnp' pnper, -fl.'io a y nr. "
cetil f 'f ' months.
I)r. I . I !. Sw iiiloii in-. I i ( ii' i
llHH M'V ''till tr.H't- of oon.l I. Itlil til
m 11 iil ?" an ;iiTi'.
Mis Elva Gaunt, of Portland, has
been engaged as trimmer for the spring
millinery trade by Altha Leach. Mis
Gaunt i an expert trimmer. Call and
see the tine display of trimmed hats and
millinery novelties. Opposite the post-ollice.
liver at the Raldwin ranch on Hay
i tci k f.iturday night a wildcat killed 7
Ilea 1 of tine lambs although they were
kepi in a close pen under a shed at the
ranch. They were out of the finest in.
polled ewe and valusd at $50 each.
Lev. II. L. Hcightul, who has occu
pied the pulpit of tlie Methodist church
at Wasco for some time past, arrived
with his family on Tuesday evening.
Mr. I'eightul is to take the place of Mr.
Neclielson, w ho recently resigr ed tiis
pastorate here to go ti Goldenda'e.
Mrs. S. A. 1 1 nt ton has sold her farm
of !i acres to G. D. Wood worth for $50
an acre. This place is a mile and a half
from Hood River, on Indian creek, and
is considered a gocd bargain. 8uch
baruains may be had in Moirow county
at one fifth that price, but values are
going to raise.
The Irng Creek correspondent of the
t anyon t ity ews says: ord was
received that Miss Annie Wilmouth of
Rittur was drowned about two miles below-
there. Her body was not recovered
until Saturday. Coroner D. W. Morrow
was sent for. She was a very eslmable
young lady and had many friends.
A. B. Smith and wife and Albert
Owens, home -seekers from Wright
county, Missouri, arrived in HeppDer
this week and are looking about for a
Hinlalile place to locate. Mr. Smith
ssys this nection of the country is being
well advertised and that largo numbers
are coming to Oregon.
NOTICE.
There w ill be a meeting of the Mor
row County Wool Growers March ;tll at
the council chambers at 1 o'clock p. m.
O. F. FA HNS WORTH,
Chairman.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular meeting was hold on Monday
evening. Mayor Gilliam presiding.
An ordinance was passed authorizing
the council to borrow 15000 for the pur
of refunding the city's indebtedness.
The usual monthly bills ere allowed,
L)I l.'S MILLINERY.
The Mises Morrow and Redington w ill
have their piing opening of dolls' mil
nery on Salun'ay, Sl.irch IZ'.l. at the resi
deuce of Mi Moirow. All voting girls
are invited to call and inspect cur line
French hit".
COWS AND HOUSES.
I have for sale some tine milch cows,
cavalry -horses, work horses, driving
teams and mules. On hand at all
times. Call on me at my stock farm
10 miles north from Heppner, or ad
dress me at Heppner, Ogn.
H. F. Swaogart.
KKCENT AKHI VAL3 AT PALACE HOTEL
A Schunk, Winlock
A J Heater, Woods
JFDicken,
Jos Parrago, Pendleton
S II Forshaw ,
Nat Webb, Walla Walla
J B Adams, Hard man
Wm Laven, "
Jas Johnson, Butter Crk
PCurran,
Miles McKalvey "
Chas Hams, Hardrnan
Fannie Hams, "
D W Ralston, Sheridan
Dan Morrow, Long Crk
0 F Thomson, Echo
II C Thomson, "
F L Hammond, Eau Claire, Wis
J C Meek, Missoula, Mont
M L Kerr, lone
M I Maxwell, lone
R M Akers, Gooseberry
LATEST NEWS.
For Saleioa, cart,good as new , fL'O
Single harness, fs.
Typewriter, Calligraph. $15.
Apply at Gazette office, Heppner.
Heppner's big ,'i-storv Palace Hotel i
a credit to the Northwest, and is con
ducted under the personal supervision
of its owner. Senator J. W. Morrow , at
prices within the reach of all.
THE FAIR
The Place
to Save
Money.
THE FAIR
A comprehensive stock of standard and desirable articles, all
marked at quick-selling prices-always up-to-date
in every detail.
TalK on Hats...
Headgear for evcrybody
not want aoyoEe to overlook us.
you money on every purchase.
-big, little, old aiid young.
Styles, newness, quality
This is our hat story.
We do not ovetlook anyone and do
-that's what we give you acd save
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Men's Hats.
The famous "Stetflon" aod ,:Str" brands
Dew shape, Bquare crown, rnediam Lrirn
also Roosevelt medium oval crown, med
ium or wide brirn, "Stetson" black only $3.50
Same as above including the new Derby
arid Fedora and the Monte Carlo Star
brand, black, slate, brown and nutria
82.25 and $3.00
See that "The Fair, Heppner," is stamped
in every hat.
Same as above colors
Louis and Fox,
and shapes, St
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Men's and boys' wool felt (plenty good
enough to work in) . 50c, 60c, 85c
Little fellows, nobby, bright colors, some
trimmed in gold braid and some
plain 25c, 35c to 45c
There'll be a new stock of caps to greet yoa
when you come in.
Carroen Kjd Gloves
For Ladies These are the acme of per
fection we guarantee every pair, and
only 81.00
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Millinery ar)d gibbons ,S
Oar patterns and trimmed hats have
not yet arrived but the
Ladies' Street Hats and Misses' and
Children's Tarns and Sailors.
Mexicans, and Toque
Crowns
Are here. It will make you rejoice to see the
pretty things we are showing in this line.
They're not going to cost you as much either"
Little Tot's silk lace and organdie bonnets,
prices commence at 10c, or finer ones np to
1.25 if you want them.
GOLD SPIKES The latest novelty in drees t
. 4 j -ii l.u 'y
LADIES' LEATHER BELTS Newest and
latest.
Piles! Excellence in bioqs.
Taffetas, satins, and the prettiest lot of fancies
ever shown here.
Do not forget that we give your baby, born in 1901, its first pair of shoes,
made of Vici Kid, absolutely free of charge.
The Fair
Money Refunded if Goods
Are Not Satisfactory
The Fair
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New Photograph) Gallery.
$100 HKWAKP.
A reward of $ liX) ill he paid for the
arrest and conviction of any person or
per soriH ttealinc homes branded K. D.
or -S- on loft Hlille.
T. J. Mati.ock,
J. M. Kkenev.
som; of srRixts.
Wlin S)rinr 1 hrr,
tin iti'.nrt 'i-t Wr
III! Tl-HPrt.
To 'iiy I lie llilrtt.
Ii.IIkt I mi or firt.
Cull ill ll.o lli'lvclor.
)1ilHllkK' l Ihc Iwat,
And "l.n.ii llif ti'tt.
Almi wet toihln that ere brewed in
old Kentucky and are therefore very
luck). Fhank Uobkbth, Trop.
IX UMATILLA.
The county court of I'matilU county
has authorised the clerk to transfer by
unit claim deed in the name of the
county all land tbat have been bid in
for taxep, to any person deiiring to pur
chase. The price muit include the coat
price as bid by the county and accroinv:
interest. The lands involved in tbe or
der represent $10,000 taxes. The sales
will take place after April 1.
Dr. M. T. Miller, artit-phot'irapher, has opened a new
and first-class Gallery on Alain street, Heppner, two doors
north of opera house.
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From now nn. with
charge of only (.1
In a handtomi' Irani
every .f.7r; rt.l.incts. I will civo t an extra
an ei.laru. ti j .ftur.-of fanie neatie, lixJ0,
-. with clnss a'.iii eoiaplele Bnish.
This Large Picture may be had within 24 hours after negative Is taken.
Enlarging Done to Order.
I. X. L.
Confectionery and Cigar Store.
Dan. F. Doherfy, Proprietor.
invite. 1 to come in and be cemfortab
-a ii Ulet . rei:p.'T i .
p, and read
ie place.
Free Reading Room
(ientlemen are
CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO and CIGARS,
all of the very best quality.
A fair hhare of the public patronage is solicited.
KHKK FOK ALL.
When Morrow county becomes better
known, manv eturdy stockraisere and
iniliiHlrioiin farmers will come liere and
buv landa and douhle tbeir value tr.d
double the population.
If you know of any man who would
be a deeirable addition to Morrow
county, write his addreM below, cut
it out and mail it to the Heppner Oa
zette, and a description of Morrow
county will neeeottohim free of charge.
Ilia name
r. o
State.
Al I. I.V Ml M.
Tlie Heppner Men in I aii'idi) .bi's ils
wmk ilti t-ti-ain aii-l iM'the n-iv Li
tent mo lern tiii. tiiii-ry. ' il an th"
b.l w.ik a-id .In it at ti c luc-t iaU
on count of diinir it in lire
ipirnil -I - It cin ! ii' i! ! '". rier . b
I'uMi: ON TIMF.
urn..! rui.ch ot acres, 140 of it
g, pl'iw l.uid. located on county road,
i tiiili-s s iitliet of Heppner, ie now
. I'ei.- I at l -i" n. ie. Any man who
nillnoikit iimv have it on o yeare
i me i'iv iii i'ii"v inUllin,nte. Applv
at Heppner ietlc
Two '4 -sections of fine farming land
I 'j. iniii'd nuiiili of Veton have just
chanjrfd owneie, at price which shows
tliattiood land in this locality com
mat ds a nood hVure. It wan sold by W.
II. Stamper to Henry Wa.hliiitr.ham and
Frank ilror for l.t,r(Xi, says tbe I-ea.l.
or. It ban not boon many veara since
that r-.nci' land iw se'iin. an low as the
low pi ice new asked for Morrow county
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THE ISIZ WAGOX
I one tht every hody know?. It ir; one of the best on earth.
Gilliam
Have just received one of the
brought to llcppuer.
Bisbee
larg t stocks of F.ain Wagons ever
Prices are IItilit .
lleavy aid Shflf HaidwRre. Grnnitowarc, Tinware. Apricultural
Imploniento. Whcohij, Hacks, Etc., Paints and tils (the best in
the woi Id). Crockery Hi.d (.ilnsawiirc.
'tlico.
MiiiKiW
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TAX FKil'IiFS.
V 1-ettV .J1.I1.:!
Gordon's
I:ccd and Sale Stable
Hun nil Ntti ooiio.1 i.i rbi"
l-ill'iii- Mr. l,rr.lei. Y
pr.iriei.r. k i tul 1 y invtip hl
; . . ... . "! l,,i"-lt .'"i.
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Fresh AAeats
Salt and Smoked Meats
Pure Pendercd Leaf Lard
Fish every Friday
Liberty Market
Highest pi ice paid for fat Slock.
II
Cock & Wathcws.
rroj-rictoi
Call at my
NEW HARNESS SHOP
tud see the NVw Goods of tbe very
let t ijuality, at low eft cash prices.
I do Jobbing and Repairing,
and Guarantee Satisfaction.
I make to order, wheiw anted, aiy article in tin-Harness lice.
IT. -X. EMEKSOX,
Heppner
Main street. West sidt
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T. R.
HOWARD' 8 STORE,
Main street, vou c..:i
Groceries, r revisions. Glassware,
Tinware and Furnishinq Goods.
All well ail up ted to cither i;v r C.-untrv Tra-le.
Sfrj)Ic ami Fane? (Groceries.
Fine Teas and Coffees.
T. HOWARD,
Good Goods....
Fair Prices.
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Vt Oi) an aero 1 oil
south ot Hcd'ajut: ahnosta
it
has running water and is under
This place is all ready fur the
acres .)
tOi'd pKnv
a.
fence
plow.
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White
of Sevvirnj
is Kiiii-
Machineij and I'.icvcles.
a stump U- j
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