Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, April 11, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 he Heppner Gazette Thobsdat,.,,. April 11, 1901 Ul.JIJj WM Heppner to TUAVKLB118' OUIDK. DtBTANCI: MIl-s .. vn Portland Pendiutou by wagon road i-eniilUii v :one 15 Arlington M rhe )all( , lit.) Canyon City 101 Heppner Junction on Columbia Klver ri Cabin Canyon 111; with mud 1H Train leavea dally except Htunlay (or all poind at H.lbt. m.; train arrlvea dally except Bunday from all over the world at 5:15 p. m. rtuslnesa hours of the First National Bunk ol Heppner are from V a. m. to 8 p. m. Malls clone (or trains at 7;TO a. in. Stave fo.' Hard man, Monument, Long rr.' U and Canyon City leave daily except Hundny at s p. m.; arriving at sa, u. ; uuwuue to canyon LOCAL NOTEH. 1U4; time 24 hours. Heppner hat lit population, food sd Ity water, electric Hints and IW.uiio brick I cli 00 1 hotel a Palace. Portland It located 1K7 mile from Heppnar. Chlcaf o lorn further 2& Here and Trjere Over I'lfals Gulch Chss. Johnson is tanning hi placer claim on full time The Tobsys. o( Hbuttler flat, bare Just aold 37,000 buiheli of wheat at 45 centa. '-';.' . ... . . G. K. Hmead ia dividing up his big Blalock orchard among Minnesota colo Diata. At Monoment Joe Putnam ii having a band of wild horaet broken by Buretow A HolgaW. A. P. Laam, who used to live at Ham ilton, wm killed at Weiser last week by a falling tree. Wm. Matteer, the old-time ferryman on the John Day, bat bought Otto Ki aer'a Fine creek ranch. Aaher Montague bought from the Northern Pacific 1'iOO acree of land lo catted in the Eigtitruile country. If you want a neat, etylinh walking hat, or an up-to-date dreaa hat of the very heat quality, go to Mini Alttia Leach'a millinery store. 8taple and fancy grnceriea always on j hand at Bishop's store. Beat equipped for city work and trade are Matlock A Hart. They run their own delivery quick service. 8heep-rancb outfit, stock salt, hats and famishing goods, pipes, tobacco, randy and nuts all these are sold at T. H. Howard's store. New salt mackerel and imported her rings for Lent at Matlock A Hart's. Hprinif styles in hardware may he found at Kin'hop'a store. The very choicest of canned and ilrinl fruits are always kept on hand at the grocery store of T. K. Howard,. Legal blanx and all kinds of job print ing at (iazette ollice. P. O. Horg ii having an addition built on his store building and will give the entire bulling new dress of paint. Over on the Main'John Iy Pomeroy A Thayer have begun to put in a dredg er to scrape the gold from off the rivei bed. There is practically no unsold wheal at The Ialles, fifty cents a bust, el hav ing "fetched" the last of it, says tin-Chronicle. Some 7(X) sscks of wheat tia recent ly been bought up along tlm lieppiu-r branch by the Arlington Warehouse l'e. St 43 to 45 cents. Of the three carloads of fat cattle re cently shipped to Portland by J. P Rhea and T. J. AHyn, stveral weighed ever 1600 pounds. Attorney P lie ns wsnt to I nion on Mon.ay to argue the case of Mctionigall ts. First Nations! Bank of Hepptier be fore Judge Kakin. Heppner Gazette only 1 bits for 3 mouths. N. J. Dale, of lone, was in town yes terday. Peter Conroy has sold his ranch to Grant Wade. Harry Webb has bought Jerome Bridges' ranch. Cgnyon City poPed 100 votls and elected K. Hicks nviyor. The Arlington postofllce has been fit ted out witli new bronze boxes, Farmers around Olex are sowing a very large acerage of spiing grain. At Cross Keys Bolter A Son have sold 3!) head of cattle for tl.'iOO. Kheepmen mound Klianiko Fay Unit their urass is getting rather short. John Hcliassen wa the lunt urif rtu- nate man to lose his dwelling by fir o. W. L. Vinson bus sold the Carrol1 R. mine, eanl of (iranito, for f00,0()0. MrH. T. W, Ayers slatted ycHteiila: on a trip to Pmso liob'es Springs, (il. Miss Kthel Walhiidge has been hsv ing H serious time with lagrippe for sev eral weeks. After a most enjoyable trip tlrougl California, Mr. Bnd Mrs. Clend. nin ar rived Friday, and are visiting at A. C Qiger's, Mrs. Clendenin's brother. The hose company has commence)' training in earnest and now that th weather is settled the boys will be oui in force every evening in order that they may be in first clas" condition fo the tournainen'. The city council has inaugurated i kind of I)r. 1'arkhurst movement ii Heppner' Whilechapel dietrict and has compelled several tough characters to leave town. It is intended that the moral atmosphere of that locality will b somewhat purer. The opium joints are also being closed for the Authorities will not allow opium smuking to be in dulged in here, and the Chinese, who run the opium joi .tt in connection with their laundries, are liknly to be drivn out of town any tim if they do U"t com ply with the city laws. The city wi 1 not be responsible for a' y los on laun dry ssnt to the Chinamen thould the Chines be rompellt-d to leave town uddenly. GONE TO WASCO. Fred G. Hart, who has beld the poai tion of assistant to Agent Kernaa of the O. B. A N. at the depot for some years has been promoted ud yesterday morn ing wens to Wasco to assume Ibe duties of agent at that place. Mr. Hart has been an efficient and accommodating clerk and deseryes the recognition of bis faithful services. His friends and those who bare had busi ness at the depot will greatly miss him, but all wish birn all kinds of good luck in his new position. Mr. Hart ia succeeded by W. 0. Dug iin, of LaGrande. Mrs. Geo. C nserand Miss Lena Rhes iirononr.ee the Heppaer 8' earn Laundry the e't arrest and the work done there he ht-kt they ever baye seen. Hepi 'iter's big 3-stoiv Palace Hotel is a credit to the North weM, and is con ducted ander the personal supervision of its oner, Senator J. W. Morrow, at prices within the reach of all. BUSINESS VIGOR The new firm of Thomson A Ewing xteriii an invitation to the people to ;n,- -!..! hade at their store. Mr l.wing, who has recently bought nt i the linn, is a progressive business n in of lonu experience in Portland, aad ras infused new life into commercial circles. He knows how t" keen an the ight kind of stock, and will furnish the oeopie witli what they want. MORROW'H TAX FIGURES. dross valne of all preperty . . .$1,191,343 Exemptions A$ 73,662 Total value of taxable prop--trty as equalized by eunty board of equalisation 11,117,781 Free sample copies of the Hepp ner Gazette are sent to anyone de siring information a boat Morrow county. The Guzet has been pub lished at Heppner for 1 jears FIREMEN'S DANCE. The Heppner Firemen's Association eatertained a number of their friends with a very pleasant dancing party giv en in the opera bouse on Friday even ing. There was not a large crowd ow ieg to the inclemency of the weather but those who attended bad a most en joyable time. Prof. LeOro's orchestra furnished the music. MARRIED IN WALLA WALLA. On Sunday, April 7, Miss Elsie Ayers of Heppner, was married to James If. Laster, of Walla Walla, who is well known in this city. Clarence Blsbee has trie mumps and is generously willing to (share them with j someone. new awn waists In the new material and coloring each one a new and handsome model with every feature in line with style's demands, but the prices are e.vcced- ingly reasonable, when you compare with qualities. is a 6-pge paper, $1.50 a year, centA for 3 mouths. It 50 COST OF FARMING. Connty Commissioner Ed C. Ash- baugh, a pioneer farmer of Mor row county, who raised 15,000 bunhals of wheat the past season, says that the cost of raising wheat here is about as follows: Plowing eld ground per acre $ .73 Heading 1.00 Harrowing 35 Sowing 25 Threshing 1.20 13.55 3 LA M B RANGE. For rent s.t a low rate, a well-sheltered lambing range 5 miles south of Hepp ner; good grass, running spring water. Apply Heppner Gazet office. SONG OF SPRING. in very Matlock A Hart have seed corn, early and late sweet corn, white field corn. Home-seekers with means, and invest ors should come here. On account of the low prices at which its lands are offered, Morrow county expects lodontil Its population this year. Oood land can be boegbt here at f 1.25 to $5 an acre. When it comes to canned goids, dried froits, etc., the choicest kinds are al ways found at the store of the E. R Bisbop Co. T. R. Howard's store has everything in the grocery line needed by city trade. Please remember this: You can get letterheads, billheads, cards, boo as or any kind of job printing done at the Hepjmei Gazette shop. Clean newspapers to cover shelves, put nnder carpets ami line bouses are sometimes scarce, but just now there is a full supp'y on sale at the Gazette office at 15 cents a package. Is there anything the matter with the title to your land? If there is, call at the Gssette office and get It cleared up. The wheat raised I) B. Stalter's ranch is now being hanled In. It was volunteer, on foothill land, and yielded 25 bushels to the acre. Rieber, Davison and Fraught, of Wal la Walla, have begun development work on the Van Anda mines, near Alamo, In the Greenhorn ranse. ( Around Dmiglns J. W tr.l.rne says I that the grass over the coir try was nev er better, apricot and peach trees are in bloom, and w heat is lo kinn tine and is abead of the sertson. Judge Keitbley now has I.M) Belgian harssandan sere of young chickens, and a mink that camps in the creek back of Oscar Minor's is trying to add himself to the family. When George Reynolds was in from his ran-h yesterdav he said tha -hil-as a ba.-belor he might be troubled ith bntt.inl.-ss ehirt!-. that n worse " him than tbw married man Im t'- When Fiirint It hore, Tbe thirnt for beer To alia? the thirst. Whether lust or firit. fall at the )elvclera. Milwaukee If the heit, A ml ttari.1i the U-t. Also wet noods that were brewed ohl Kenttlckv and are therefore ucky. FkaNK IlcBKiiTs, Prop j Candy? O. yes, the verv choicest j kinds are kept at IUn P. liberty's I. X. 1 store. j Score enrdt n which yon can keep ! t.illy on i.ll kiii'ls of games Hie now kept on fiiio at the Heppner liaette ollice. COWS AND HOB8E8. I have for sale some fine milch cows, cavalry horses, work horses, driving teams and mules. On band at all times. Call on me at my stock farm 10 miles north from Heppner, or ad dress me at Heppner, Ogn. B. F. Bwassabt. All kinds of bitildini; material prompt ly delivered by Heppner Lumber Co. Dr. K. . Swinburne, Heppner, hhs Heveittl trnctH of good land to uell at ( an acre. ALL HY STKAM. The Heppner Steam Lsnndry does its work with steam and uses the very la test modern niacjiinerv, no it can do the best work and do it at the lowest rates on account of doing it in such large quantities. It can do much better work and do it really cheaper than the Chi nese laundries. And (he wanon wiU call for laundry anil deliver it, no mat ter how small the bundle. Special low rates on family washing. Trv lis. Fkkd Kat'o. The Kiowa and Camache country in Indian Territory will be opened for settlement this summer. It is a grand country, and is reached only via. tbe Great Rock Island Route. If you are interested, write for booklet "The Okla homa Opportunity." It tells you all about Oklahoma and tbe country to be opened. A. E. Coopkk, G. A., 250 Alder Bt, Portland, Or. HKPPNEB MABRKT THICKS. Wool per th 11 to IS Wheat per hnthel .41 to 4'i Flour, Heppner. per bbl is I iiitu per Pi lbs so Hariey i-cr lev lbs M Hhv, a.tilfa, per ton TOO I 'i Mtu k at ranch) a 00 II nv, ! ,mI : t lit ruiK'h) 7 oo "" "'' per n 1?S( l."i 'r i - r ,i, IO 1'4 ! . L',', , , ' ii iihii Heel. tit 7 tO IS " ' " is to 30 i.miitn-rr..Kn ir m sis..'r4l; dresseil re. ...12s , ,-.. it I'hu Itt-nt. per .lor. 3 to Pry Hi.tin. .So. 1, per lb 13 Sheep I'elu. per lb 10 I nai on, can II 4n; caae . $2 Dryinir preparations simply devel op dry catarrh ; they dry up the secretions, which adhere to fhe membrane and decom pose, causing afar more serious trouble than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry. ing inhalants, fumes, smokes and snuffs and use that which cleanses, soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such a remedy and will cure catarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the 60c. size. Ely Brothers, fiC Warren Kt., N. Y. The Balm cures without pain, does not irritate or cause sneezing. It spreads itself over an irritated and angry surface, reliev ing immediately the painful inflammation. With Ely's Cream Balm you are armed against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever. Law Briefs ! The paper and press work on Law Briefs involves such small expense that the Heppner Gaiette office will print them at 50 eenU a page and guarantee good werk. n) Our new line of Men's Clothing and Trunks and Valises has just arrived. Come in and make your selection before the stock is broken. EXECUTRIX SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. Hottce ts hereby riven that under and hv vir tue ot an order of sale luued nut of thi court ol the state of Oregon for Morrow county on the 5th day of March, 1901, and to me direct ed. autborUlDt- and dlrectlne me to aell tha certain real property of the eitate of J. N. Elder, deceased, In aatd order described. I will, on Wednesday, the 15th dav of Mt igni t th hour of 2 o'clock, p. m., of aald day at the front Perca'e, in all the pretty shades of yj Diue, pink, lavender, Fleur de Lis and Friendship knot returns, each door of the county court bouse at Heppner 1 orrow county. Oreron. aell at rjuhllc sale tr to tbe hlfheet bidder for cash In hand all tbe following real eroDertv described In aald nMr of sala, towlt: Lot one In block one In Ouald'a addition to the town of Heppner. Morrow eountv. Oregon also tbe east half of the northwest quarter of section sixteen; tbe north half of tbe northeast quarter and the southwest Quarter ot the north. aa lquartor, and the east half of the southwest quarter of section twenty-one; the north half of the north half of section twenty-two; the north half of the north east quarter and the north half of the northwest quarter of section twenty-eight; the north half f the northeast quarter of section twentv-rilne. all In township two south, range twenty-seren I wi, w. m ., aiso an me intereit wnich said es tate nas in tne northeast quarter and the south east quarter and the east half of the southwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the south west quarter of section sixteen : and the south half of the north half of section twentT-two. all of in township two south, ranee twenty-seven east. W, M., subject to confirmation by said court LfCINDA ELDER. Executrix of the last will and testament of J. Klder. deceased Dated April 11. 1901. m-3 I !l Black k white stripes & figures, tuck ed & trim'd fronts for elderlj ladies, Linen Batiste, Organdies and Lace Stripe Dimities, trimmed in lace, tucks and pearl buttons, and' made in exquisite taste and neatness, eacb tjSl.OO Lively Times at Our Store These Days. Our Spring 8Dd Summer Cata logue will tie here for distribution April 15. If yoi) do not receive ooe drop us a line and we will send it. e-3 ' Hit ft tJ 1 v.-- ,s-e; -ti 1 ' s&ht White, Dimity and Nainsoekg, tacked front & back witb pearl buttons, eacb All Shir Waists Have the New SUo Bishop Sleeves. 9 W i White, India Linons, Oruandles and Iwns, tueke.1. & trimmed in laee and embroidery, l.es. !I.-If5 The Fair The Place to Save Money. The Fair Nasal CATARRH In all Its stages there should ba deanlinasa. Ely's Cream Balm cleanses, soothes aad heals the diseased membrane. It cores catarrh and4rlrea swsy a cold la the head quickly. Cream Balm Is placed Isto the nostrils, rsraadi orer the membrane and Is absorbed. Rallsf Is Im mediate and a rare follows. Ii Is sot drying does not produce sneeaing. Large Siaa, M oaots at Drug gists or by mail ; Trial else, 10 cents by mall ELY BKOTHBRS, M Warren Street, New York. gw Thomson & Ewing Have just opened up the finest stock of general niorclifiniJiHe in Morrow county. A fine, fresh pfock of fancy aDd staple groceries at bed rock prices, including all kiudu of CAXNKM ;()()IS, DKVILLKD HAM, PORK AND HEAXS, VIENNA SAUSAGE, LUNCH TONGUE, COHNKl) BEEF, 8ARPINE8, MIXED AND PLAIN PICKLES, AND QUEEN OLIVES IN BULK. Dried Peaches and Italian Prunes, 3 lbs. 25c. Large, Sweet Bed land Oranges, 20c a doz. MAMS AND BREAKFAST BACON FROM THI BEST CURCRS. LadioH Waists, Drctts Skirt, Nockwear and Horning Wrap pers of nil kinds at reasonable prions. Calicos, IVnimn, Satins, Drnperios std Dress Jinguam of ovcry variety. LadiVnid (Jont' Shoos, Hats and Caps to snit eTeryon. GOODS FREE. DELIVERED ENTRAL MEAT MARKET J. H. KINSEMAN, Manager. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. PKBMH PIHH HKCKIVED OIW Hams, Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. 9 o FRIDAYS), CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. The people of northern and vestern Morrow County to come to cur Store, in spect our stock, and make the.nsdves at home. LORD & CO., Arlington, Oregon. J. X. L. THE BAIN WWGOIV Is ons that everybody knows. It is one of the best on earth. Gilliam & Bisbee Have just received one of the largest stocks of Bain Wacons ever 1 L A. A TT urougm io aoppner. Frioessi tir3 Kiclit. Hesfy and Shelf Hardware, Oraniteware. Tinware. Acricnltnral Implements, Wagons, Hacks, Eta, Paints and Oils (the best in me woi in ). i rooaery hm1 Ulassware. Confectionery and Cigar Store. rroprirt r. Dan. r. Dohertv, Free Reading Room Cent'emen are invited to come in ar. !(., papers from 'A over the worl.l, a v-t. CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO t n . ail oi tne very best qua!:: A fair share of .he public patronage is ir- j. :in l read p'ai-e. and CIGARS, s Fresh Meats Salt and Smoked Meats Pure Rendered Leaf Lard Fish every Friday. Liberty Market Highest price paid for fat Stock. . Heppner, Oregon. .Bock & Mathews. proprietors:. lit i nr Call at rav NEW HARNESS SHOP MP.l tl t tbe vtry I make to onU r, whi u wantt-d.'ary ir. x. Maiu ?trH t, Wt side. aiui lH;t :ua!:tv. at !ow.t rah rri.-., r J I do Jobbing and Repairing. """"inn diisiac nun. rtii-lt' in the Harr.r- 1:l. Heppner FHll MKTSCH AN, rrefi.Unt. C. W. KNOWI.KS. MsnsKfr. Inriperial Hotel Co. AMI l;ir ri. .n AN ri AN. Furoppas I'lsrt. ; i t ' AT T. II. HOW A U1S M ! :: STORK. All a OriH erics. I'rovi Tinv are an 1 f ; Mis, il.ssrtaie. i f 1 1 J 1 o . . 1 1 s . VI O'MF lYr" n ami lint Vf V It il i" 7 r-ar I bled witb sbit'es button. f 7th and Washington Strrrts Portland, Orcrjon.; t