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The Heppner Gazette
LOCAL NOTES.
TnimHDAV Mar. 28, 11)01
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1'eintiirUiii by wagon road.
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Ciiiij nil ( n y nl
IU'l(iiier Junction mi Coluinlila Mvit f
t'Htiiii Canyon It'.; witu inu t I
Train Ichvi'H ilnlly ('xci pt timidity for nil
imtnlM at M: l"i , in. ; tm I n urrlvis ilnlly except
nun ih- irom tin over me. worm tit .i:i.i p. in.
Itiif.1 iii'hh hums of tlio Hint NiiIIoiihI Hunk ol
II 1 1 : ii r uru Iriini 'J u. in. to A . in.
Mttlls rloHo for ruins at 1 a. in.
HtMKM for llitnlttiHti, Motiiiinciii, jinv Creek
ami Canyon City leaven ilnilv except rtiiinliiy Ht
h p. in : arrlvlnit at'ii a. m ; iliMance to t;anyoii
tui ; imiu noiim.
Ilejipner ban Dili population, n I ncliool,
city water, electric linhtu uml l l.'..il I. rick lioiel
tli Palaeu. l'ortlainl 1 loctc! T, tnlles from
Heppimr. Cblcaxo dome (urtlier.
Here and Thjere
roHtriuintf r Vanillin anil bin daughter,
Mihh Kdith, are in l'ortland fur a few
clrtVH.
M'B- K. uoriolioe, ol rortianij, ib
visiting her mother, Mm. Jude Keith
ley. (i rand tint Honkins if Heriotmly ill at
her daiif)ittr'a home, near Ilardman.
Another sweet liltle irl liaby came
Sunday to the home of J). 1!. Stalter.
The preiuiutnH at the ran dance at
Hardiuati Here Riven lo Mth. Hell
I.eathctH and Tlioc. I lean, hoth of Hard
mat). When the leading men in btiitien
become Htii h through enteral ii-e and
fair dealing, they have every j tint reamm
to lie jiroiid of their Htn'cexH along huni
lieHH linen. Stub the catso with 1'. O.
l'oitf.
Staple and fancy tfneeripg alayn on
liand at l!miioi' etoie.
I'.ent eiiiicped for city work and trade
are Mill iock A ll.it I. They run their
own delivery quick service.
Sheep ram h outfit, utock call, hatH
and fiirniohinu jiooiU, pipes, (ohacco,
candy and nuts all tbet-e are. sold at T.
It. Howard's etore.
Mortow county' leading jeweler in I'.
O. Hot u, ill 1 leppner.
Mri. I.. J. Katea ha an t levant din
play of n ell pattern data, nln street
h.tta, in i f s m anil children' hala and
liaby liiiiimlH. I .adieu of I lepjiiier and
Vicinity are eurdiilly invited lo call and
eee them.
M.ic ( lat ke returned f i out 1'ortUnd
on 'I'tiesday evening.
MiMa I'Uip A vein and Mist Vi?
Hart npei t to leave t-ooti for I f 1 1-1 i t j
and Ii:V'ai 1.
Chan. Zahtl (till ipeli a Hral-cla" huk-
W, II. CaliHell and G. W. Vinson
were thrown from their wagon Saturday
near the Klder ranch, and the former
had his collar hone broken, and is under
the care of Jr. Kistner. Tito accident
was caused by a dog bat king at the
horses' heels.
The rite of confirmation was adminis
tered lust evening at the Kpiscopal
chinch by Uislc p Mortis ami Hev. I'ot
wine. If you want to rent a good, woll-itn-ptovd
ranch near Heppner, see Ian 11.
Sl.iller, or drop him a line at Heppner.
The Cissie Kelton Co., which gave
pei fortnancei on Monday arid Tuesday
evenings, plaei lo only a fair htimnen-.
The pet lot malices were of the vatiely-
r-how ot der and Would ponsibly have
iiiadu a hit v. ith a mining ramp aud'
ence where no. e but in n wore present.
The cnmp.n.y iulroduced inativ acts
that were pos lively disiiUHlin and
spoiled the redeeming eflect of the limbic
and the diuicinu of liaby Kelton.
A. Alriuhainsick, Mor ow county's
pioneer tail has his hands full of bin
oess these days, with 9 full suits to
make. He ha ernp'oyed a first-class
custom tailor to assist him, and will
soon add another hand to I he force.
Uug Stalter hag gone over to Monu
input to work dining the spring for Krnil
Scharf.
Anyone wishing to iiun h'se a Singer
sewing machine will do well to call on
Mrs. I. J . Kstcs.
P. (I. Burg keeps vtn'ina, guitarp, ban
jos, accordions ami musical merchandise
ami has full facilities for cleaning and I
repairing watchei, clocks and jewelry
Don't forget that Mrs. I.. .1. KsleB has
the latest styles is shirt waists and dress
skirts, at the right prices.
If your watch or cluck is out of order
take it to 1'. O I'.otg.
.loe l.uckman, the pionee-, is enjoying
life in tew n, and locking ) oueger every
.lay.
ers at Mrs. I,. J. Kstes
UKCKNT AKK1VAIJI AT PALACE
J K Johnson, Lone Kk
J Allstott, 8 Mile
J Miller, Walla Walla
J II Losater, "
W F Cooley, Boywood, Va
John KuhIi "
V A I.angren, (iooseberry
10 M Mattirson, Khea Cik
S K Notson, Lexington
Kulph L'ai'h, Meacham
1'at timiid, lialin Forku
S. I'. Florence, Willow Cik
Mat I lalvotsen, lone
I'ick Lahrie, "
A J Todd, Fusion, Mo
I. i' Johnson, IiliBH, Neb
1'. chai f, !ot. iiiiiinit
vV K ThotupKon, Butter Cik
BUI KL
A BILK
The Oregonian advertises II. II. Mer
rill a a bilk. He has been taking mon
ey for iubBcriptions to its weekly. Com
plaint has reached the Gazette office
this week that Merrill also collected
money for aubscriptions to the Gazette.
It the victims will send to the Gazette 1
office the recetpte they received from
Merrill, the paper will be sent to thern
free of charge for the proportionate time I
they paid Merrill for, tor the Gazette
does not want to nee anybody bilked.
( 'urt.iin stict
"s)c per day.
Gilt braids, all-over-lace, appliipie
trimmings, spikes, button", belts, hair
s itches, corsets, h m tsiiu under
ear , ti.isKe s, china 'lishes, etc., can
he lound at M'S I.. J F.sle, second
door f'oti) itie "c-tnllii e.
IIOMK I VI 1'HOV KM K.NT.
Thp house that John Wilson built
and sohl to Judge Ihitton pi 'hi fel. into
goon i.aiela and lias ti n t Minnie 1 .is
Well s well cared for.
ii-orge Cunser improve" it considera
bly, but now finds it rather cramped,
and has started in to make a new place
of it. He will have the main builking
moved back H feet and will build a new
house Isxl'J on its front. J. J. Huberts
and Frank Kogera nil do the work,
which will he an added attraction. to the
handsomest home street in tow n.
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V''.er ,, man v
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lound at I'
I leppner and vicinity wilhb'eul,
cakes, etc , of the very best ipiahty.
Morrow Ciitinl 'a leading jeweler,
(). Iloig, w ill skillfull v lit vuur eves
spci-tai lei.
New s.ilt mackerel and i m j i 1 1 I bet
rings f.ir I t nt at Matlock V ll.itt's.
styles Hi hnidwa'e ri :iv be
-lc p's store.
The verv I'lio'cest of csnt-e I and diied
fruits are always kept on band at tbe
grocery s t ji i- ot T. K. Howanl.
Legal bianx an 1 all kinds of j i! punt
ing at i i.ette otlice.
Mrs. T. W. Avers is improving ), r
comer lot on May ami ( base streets.
Gilliam iV I'.isbee ate er-cling a wate
hotise on th Joi n Cutran corner for
Stoiing their agricultutal imp'elueiits.
S. 1". Flo.etice was in from his ranch
this week.
Optical goo l1 and eve'ything tliat will
aid eyesight may be had at I'. . I'-org's
jewelry store.
Iloppucr C i Hzctt odIv 1 litn for
.'J n.outliH.
Matlock St Hart havs seed corn, early
and late sweet corn, white field corn.
When it comes to canned goods, dried
fruits, etc., the choicest kinds are al
ways found at the store of the K. 11.
Bivhop o.
T. K. Howard's store has ever thing
in the grocery line needed by city trade.
I'lease reniember this : You can get
letterheads, billheads, cards, books or
any kind of job punting done at the
Heppner iaet it shop. j
"I now realize," said ths pig, as they
loaded him in the wagon bound for the j
Dutchers; "I now realizs that over eat- I
ing lends to shoiten life."
J i in Sharpe, who was taken seriously i
ill last week, has n pied sntTicienty j
to be out again. He will be strong
enough to go to work the last of the
week.
For ipiali' v arid ipiantily. 1". O. Burg's
Store w ill compare favorably with any
store in I'astetn Oregon.
Clean newspapers to cover shelves,
put under car pets and line Ionises are
Siiiuelirnes scarce, but just now there is
a full supp'y on sale at the Gazette
olhcM at l' cents a package.
Is there anything the matter with the
title to your Ian I ? If tlnoe t. call nt
ulln e an I get it i ieare i up
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LAMB ll ANGF.
rent at a low rate, a well-sheltered
i, tange "i miles louth of llepp--l
grass, running spring water.
ppner iazet otlice.
lb
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NolTc F .
te w ill be a meeting of the M ir
''inty Wt.ol irowets Match ;iil at
oinci! chambers at u'i''ock p in.
o. F FAKNSWoKTII.
( hail man.
JvFiil'KST LIVING.
1'eople who saw the Japanese divers
at work searching for the sunken steam
er KiodeJaniero were astonished by the
ease with which they went to 25 fathoms
of water and the length of time they re
mained under the surface. It is no ex
aggeration lo say thut more rematkable
exhibitions of deep-sea diving have nev
er been seen in any part of the world.
The statement that a diver could not go
beyond 20 fathoms of water, owing to
the gteat pres ure, was controverted
whea the Japanese divm went down
into 25 fathoms and remained there for
20 minutes. The divers for many
months have been eogaged in diving fer
ahalone at I'oint Lobos. The pride
which the Japanese hive in their work
is shown by the fact that the men bore
the entire expense of coining to San
Francisco from Monterey, purchasing
new diving suits, and chartering a
launch and barge. While they were
not able to find the vessel, they proved
ttat the wreck was nowhere near the
spot w hera 1'ilot Jordan dec'ared it to
be.
blNOKKINO LKTTKHB.
Postmaster Vaugbo wants owners
letters addressed as follows:
Deane, Mrs E
Johnson, Olaf (2)
Jones, Louise
ThilmoDn, Charley
Timing, Vessie
Aek for "advertised."
for
... EASTER...
NOW FOR TKFKS.
I am now prepared to take orders for
fruit, shade and ornamental trees, grape
vines and small fruits, loses and shrub
bery, whioh have been grown without
irrigation by The Dalles Nurseries. I
will canvass Morrow and Grunt counties
for both sirring and fall delivery, and in
all cases guarantee satisfaction.
My address is Ilardman, and I will
ee tbat all stock is promptly delivered.
Hakkv Cimminoh.
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IvQv JBr-ief s !
The paper and press work on Law
Briefs involves such small expense that
the Heppner Gaittte office will print
them at 50 cents a page and guarantee
good work.
GOOD STOCK.
The 'iivesting public is properly re
ceiving the stock of the Heppner Min
ing Co., and several blocks have been
bought of tbat put upon the market for
di veh pmeiit purposes.
At 10 cents a share, this stock is very
low -pi iced, consider ing w hat it has to
show for i'self. It represents rich rock
ami valuable mining property on a gen
uine basis, and the men connected with
it are well known to be reliable and re-
pr risible.
There ate other mining stocks on tbe
market , ') cent stocks and 1-cent stocks,
wildcat things from which may be exv
pected only 1-cent results.
But the Heppner Mining Co. 'a prop
erty has been thoroughly tested, and
the rock is rich and will yield good re
turns.
ART AMATFL'H.
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 itself.
Besides good counsel and general news
on art matters, it contains studies of
various subjects and plans of interior
decoration. Tbe subscription price of
this beautiful magazine is $4 a year, and
each subscriber gets $l's worth of art
materials free. Sample copies may be
seen at Gazette otlice.
LATEST NFWS.
For Sale Koad Cart, good as new, f 20
Single harness, 8.
Typewriter, Calligraph. f 15.
Apply at Gazette ollice, Heppner.
Heppner's big 3-story Palace Hotel is
a credit to the Northwest, and is con
ducted under the personal supervision
of its o-ner, Senator J. W. Morrow, at
prices within the reach of all.
TO TIIF PEOPLE OF HEPIWER
And Surrounding Country :
The ladies of the Ladies' Band, of
Heppner, and ladies of M. E. Church,!
South, w ill give a chickn pie supper at
the opera house, SatU'day, March 23,
beginning at . o citx'k p. tn.. All are
invited to come and buy and eat the
main- go d things that will be furnished
I "it-ii t of go d music by the Ladies'
and.
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MILLINERY OPENING
Saturday, March 31, 1901.
We will have on display our complete line of up-to-date millinery with
latest suggestions from Dame Fashion's realm. There'll he no disposition to
criticise our prices for we've looked well to value and especially call the atten- 'w i
tion of careful huyers to the reasonable prices that everywhere prevail through
out our splendid stock of
STYLISH MILLINERY
Just to show you how clever the offering no inferior, ill-shaped or ill
n trimmed goods, but only the best that can be bought. We've not over-looked
uie mb-ses aim uie cxiiiuren as uieir appreciation oi a pretty nat la just as ap-
W parent as of the older ones. Once a millinery customer you are certain to come
jj again, knowing the goods come direct
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A cluster of the most stvlish
of the stock fresh and alert with new
shape3 elegantly trimmed every portion -fr
r of tt do nr A natv rolnna Yl- V, C -
(J w-. w " fcjwj-ivo cii' ut ij v into. IT o iCCl LLlCL L LlliSJ
'.f millinery stock will merit your careful attention, for while you've the selection
of every fashionable idea, the prices are so reasonable that the prettiest are
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New YorK City.
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We especially invite every ladv of Heppner and vicinity to attend
Opening and promise you that it will not be thrown away since there are manv
iv other pretty things among the arrivals of this week that will interest you. " gf
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The Fair
The Place to Save Money.
The Fair!
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T.i Nllny Hie tliirt.
lii-tlicr Ut or tirnt.
i h',1 nt tin- Mi'lvi-.ii ru.
SI it ':l.i;.' m the b"t,
A ul i:mii1i t lie tfnt.
et gonds that were hiewr
ntucky and are therefore
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Fkank Hi'Bkkts, Prop.
MOKKOW S TAX 1-1( i I'KKS.
iross value of all property . $1 ,191 ..'!-(.!
Exemptions .. $ 7.i,"b-'
Total value of taxable prop
erty as eijnalii'd by county
hoard of equalization $1,1 ir.Tl
the verv choicest
Pun 1'. lohertv'e
Candy? , yes,
kinds are kept at
I. X. 1.. More.
Si ore cards on which yon can keep
tally in Ml kitels of games are now kept
on tale at the Heppner (ia.ette ollice.
All kinds of building material prompt
ly delivered by Heppner Lumber Co.
l'n't miiiiple copit'M if tlio Hepp
ner (ia.t'tlc an teut to Riiyoiu !
eiriuj; iiifurniiiticu nbotit Morrow
(unity. Tin (5act 1i;ih Iicou puh-lir-bcd
ut I leppner for 11 jpnrs. It
is a tl-jmp' pnper, a year, ."0
cents for ; luonths.
Dr. V.. . Swinbtirtit, Heppner.
Iiht hovoial triicts of pnxl latnl to
i.dl at ?."" an acre.
WHKAT, Wool. A XI) STOCK.
1'ortiand, March '21.
The price of wheat has gone up so
that 4 'i- is ...iii pa:l around I'matilla
an I .1,1.1 W .ma ,ttid there has been a
f'ecr sei .in," tn ivetnent .
W. W. h s :.7..i.Vi.
" d V.ilicy, ll'il')!' for coarse,
l."i;10i- i'r lest; I'.astern Oregon,
'. .'IV; iiiijha'.i , l'o 'lc per pound.
Slieepktn "heai lnigs, l.'mfL'Oc; short
wonl, '2 :,: ; Hied nm-wool, Ikhi'.Vic;
Ii)l!g W I. ll . Oi In! J ,.;u .
.in I'taitcisco. March L'li Wool
Spring Nevada, 1 1 ;(- pi pound;
I intern Oiegon. llb.i l,i ; Valley, Oregon,
1 l' i 1 "n- l ull mountain IhihI s, Qui Mc ;
plains, tii7c; 1 1 u oi I iul t and Mendocino,
Him 11c
Chicago. Mar. I'ti Cattle Receipts
;.."il; including 1(1) Texans ; generally
steady, Texans 10c higher, (iood to prime
steers io.Oti r ti ; poor to medium, $:i.7S
nr4'l; stockers and feeders. $3.00
ci ) 7'i ; cows, J70df4 40; heifers,
t- 7'"" 4 tit); canners, L'ei2.ll5; bulls,
$J.7")ni 4 .'") ; calves, $4.."K(c2"-75 ; Texan
fed steers, ;!.40((N; Texas bulls.lL'.&Odf
sheep Receipts, 15,lXX); steady to
strong ; lambs strong.
Hood to choice wethers, 4S0(S5;
fair toch. mixed, $4 .Vini ."i So ; Western
sheep, 4 SOtii 3 ()0; yearlings $4 hO
K.'i.lt); native lambs, $4 .80(35.50;
Western lambs $5 10o..'0.
Gordon's
Feed and Sale Stable
Hu iutt bcn opened to the
public and Mr. Gordon, the
riroprietor, kindly inv'.tei hi!
rlendt to rail and try hit
flrBt-clw-8 accommo.latl6h.
Btahle located on west side of Main
(reet betwevn Wm. Scrivner s and
A. M. Uunn's blacksm'iUi (hops.
For the ladies A fine horse and lady's saldle
TRY IT.
Fanners and stockmen, as wsll as
business men, should write their k-ttars
on printed letter-heads and hare their
catds on their envelopes. It was once
thought that no ore could do this unless
he was engaged in the production of
some specialty or breeding some pure
blood farm etxk. No one believe that
now. The cost is trifling. Call at ti:e
(l.i.ette otlice and see samples.
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Confectionery and Cigar Store.
Dan. P. Doherty, Proprietor.
Free Reading Room
(icntlemen are invited to come in and be comfortable, and read
papers from all over the world. a ipjiet, respectable place.
CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO and CIGARS,
all of the very best quality.
A fair sbate of the public patronage is solicited.
THE I5I?C WAGOX
Is one that everybody kuov.s. It is one of tin- best on earth.
Gilliam & Bisbee
KKI hKOXT STABLE.
When you come to Heppner, put up
your team at the Ked Front Livery Sta
ble on Main St., opposite the brewery.
They w ill receive the best of care, bug
gies, teams and saddle horses for hire
at reasonable rates. Hay and grain
bought and sold.
I'.isns Pros.
Have jtiit received one of the
brought to llVpjmer.
lare.-t stocks of Haiti Wagons ever
Prices are KMjrlit.
Call at my
NEW HARNESS 5H0F
and see the New Goods of tbe very
heft quality, at lowett cash prices.
I do Jobbing and Repairing,
and Guarantee Satisfaction.
I make to order, wbeoiwaoted, any article in the llarntss lite.
Main street, We6t side, .... Heppner
LJeavy and Shelf Haidware. Grntiiteware, Tinware, Apricultural
Implements, Vaous, Hacks, Etc., Taints and Oils (the best in
the world ). CriH'krrv and Glassware.
'n .r - ,mii,-i isfs u ,
- t-t a"d 11 x ''. i t
i ti and -lit w i' li .
w i . I.'il !, --t --I ; i g
, ... k.f ll -.-..
til
the l.,ir.-tt.
P. O. P.,.i
of ad i 1
all ko U. i
Stones. 1 !
and p. i i.
flu, -i .i'i .! ;.!. - i!
p. m, p.n-'ci . -
7 .t' p l'i y"t rung
t'oiiiag t length. "
ject : " Adatns l;tli."
at lit . m. I he Young
of Chilfttari I'leb-ai"
Sund.iv evening at !.:!".
rieit Miri lnv : "Mincin
Smr " ti ;ii''i .' a e r- ( i
pre- fit it I :f- tn.ii':!.
turn i . ii i i i ! .: V..U ,i! . i:i
tend ..O 1 1 .-. . ... - ,
at t he evening i- i . f
AIL P.Y STEAM.
Tim Heppner Steam I anndry doen itn
wm k with steam and uses the Very la
ti'sl mndein inai liinioy. - it can d.i the
b-.Ht wntk a'td ih it at the IowcmI rates
mi Si fntitit nt il tng it in stn li large j
ipiitititu-s It can do much better work :
a id dn it really c1 eaper than the Chi j
nve laiiii.ji ten. A tut tlie wagon mil
rail for laundry and deliver it, no mat
ter how mii.iII the bun. lie. Special low
tate m family wa-hmg. Tiv ti".
I in ii K tit i.
COWS AM) HOUSES.
1 have lor sale some tine much cows,
cavalry horses, work horses, driving
teams and mules. On band at all
times. Call on me at hit stock farm
111 miles north from Heppner, or ad
dress nie at Heppner, Ogn.
H. E. SwAiiunaT.
Fresh Meats
Salt and Smoked Meats
Pure Rendered Leaf Lard
Fish every Friday.
Liberty Market
hmtnh: mi;km I'ku i.s.
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II.M KEWAUl).
A re ard of fliNI w ill be paid for the
i arrest and conviction of anv person or I
! rsons stealing horses branded E.D.I
j or -S- on left stitle.
1. J. SIaticm c,
J. M. KkF.NkY.
COsT OK EAKMIMJ.
County ('otnniisKioiier lvd C Ash
batiob, a loniifer fanner of Mor-
rw i ;i iity . who raised 1..0(10
ioth of In at Jlie pat sensxm.
says llttil tlio t'-t d" iairini; wheat
here i- i -.. i t How;-:
1''. . i- . . ' '. i or .1. i . . .7"
1 1, t it
H.I- !H A 11 1 g
vitg ....
Thiesl.ii g
Highest price paid for fat Stock.
Bock &
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oppiu r, ( Mvirnii.
Aathcvs.
I'rojn'ifttM's.
AT
T. R. HOWARD'S STORE,
Main street, vou can find
Groceries, Provisions. Glassware,
Tinware and Furnishing Goods.
All well adapted to either City or Country Trade.
Stirtic and Fancr Groceries-
Fine Teas and CojJ'ees.
T. 1. HOWARD,
Good Goods.
Fair Prices..
Come to Morrow
lands. alucs arc
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