Heppner gazette., May 30, 1901, Image 3

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The H eppner Gazette
Thuiihdat, May 30, 1101
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Ileppner to Mtl.-t
rortlftiiil , 17
Peniliuion by wagon roitil ..... .. tin
JeiliiKtin a
-(Him rt
Arlington f,:,
I'lin liallmi
Canyon CUj ,""t ih
itt'.uir Junction on Columbia Klver . ...
Caliln Canyon 111; with mini n
Train It-avci dally exupt Hiui.lnjr for all
fmlntiatH lf, . in.; train nrrlvci dully exeunt
Hun.lay Irom all ofer the world at J:15 . m.
HuiIiiam hour, of the Klrnt NHtloual Bank ot
liinr are from W a. in. to 'i . in.
Malli clono for trnini at 7::(U a. in.
HtK. for llardniau, Montitnuiit, lying Creek
and Canyon City leavoa dally except Hunday at
dp. m; arrlvliiir alba, in ; JtnUirice to Canyon
104; time 74 hour..
Ileppni.r hii 114Ci populalliin, (rood aehool,
City walfT. eleetrlr IIkIiU and IX'i.imu brli k lintel
-Hie 1'alaie. I'orlland It loritri l'J7 mile. Irom
lii-ipnr. Chicago Home further
The Weed's News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About thelity,
The fire hoys are now practicing in
earneat for the tournament.
Attorney O. W. Thelpn left on Tiien
day morning's train for The Dallea.
All kindH of building material prompt
ly delivered by Ileppner Lumber Co.
Several new name have been added
to the Ga.kttk subacription lint t ti iff
week.
Four car loaln of farm machinery ar
rived in this city Saturday for Ileppner
iiierxhants.
J. I. Car.on, an old time aheep buyer,
in in the city and ia the fluent 0f the
Palace hotel.
Mat'ock A Hart have the handling of
Judge Bartholomew'! garden truck,
freh every morning.
Mr. Mat Hughe who ha. been at
tending the Btate University at Kugeno,
returned to Heppner, Tueaday.
W. H. Wehrung of Hillaboro, presi
dent and M. l, Wi.dom of Portland,
ecretarr, of the State Fair Aarvjciation,
were in the city thin week.
Heppner warehouse now present a j
lively appearance. Long traina of wool
wait their turni to unload for utorage.
The warehouses are already well filled
and will be crowded before the Reason
ia over.
Mios Mraret (iiay, who has been
teaching cho"l at Klla, came up on
Monday eveiiiue'a train and slopped
over night in Heppner. She left on
Tuesday morning's train for her home
at Payton, Wash.
Mr. Hundell, of I'ayton, who bi
been visiting tier parents, Mr. and Mr.
A. Yotinir, of Goo.ebeery, waa in the
city Monday, lha truest tf Mra. Peal.
Mr. Hundell returned on Tusday morn
ing' train to her home at Iayton.
Mr. J. W. Uedington, the well known
former eilitor of the Iiai.tte, accom
panied bv his family, departed Satur
day morning for Pendleton. Mr. Ued
ington has the very best 'wishes of this
paper in Anythir g that he may under
take in the future.
Mr. Mike K liny who reside" on Putter
Creek in t tie city Monday. He i a
pioneer stockman of the Putter Creek
district and reports eve'.vthing in his
neighborhood iu a prosperous condition
anil especially on his fine :l,O0 acre
ranch. He says that the late rain have
been of great benefit to crops.
John Jenkins anil Anderson Hayes of
this city, and Jeff Neal of Pone Hock
started Friday morning for Cape Nome.
They ere joined at Portland by Thos.
Hess, who is also going to the gold
fields. They will stay during the sum
mer and fall and will come baca this
winter to escape the rigorou "northern
winter.
Mr. . Allison ha gone to the John
Day country, where he will build a
bridge aero the north fork of the John
Pay to take sheep across into the
(ireenhorn range in the Desolation dia
trict. The old Walker bridge has been
closed up. The new structure will be
about M miles above the "Id bridge and
aheep can be taken in above the settle
ments by way of I'kiah.
Head new ad. of Prick saloon.
Milton will ce'ebrate the Fourth of
July.
(in to Pishop' for everythii g you
need in Hardware.
Full line of legal blank at Portland
price, at Gakttk office.
Look at Doss Washer and Sewing
Machine at Piahop's.
County Commissioner J. L.Howe of
Galloway, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Ftward F.verett Young, editor
of the PakerCity F.vening He; nbliean,
wa in the city, Sunday.
There will be a grand concert at Op
era house, Friday evening, May III , for
benefit of Paptist ch.irch organ fund.
Conntv Coiiiniissi iner Ashhaugli and
i .Comity Commissi tier J. W. Peckett,
of Fight Mile were in town this week on
business.
Mr. . Lime linger has Sold l is llsKI
mi l ' lip f -."' pounds to II. C
Je.it so. I Koot of Hartford for 10...
cent per piund.
Sheep rn. h outfits, stock salt, hats
ml furnishing goo.ls. pipe", tobacco.
,ndy and nots-a'l the e aie a Id at T.
5 Howard More.
Mr. Win. Walla c, t.av.hng repre
m-ntativeof ''.r Piano House of I'o.t
lan I, i i" the c tv and has ..pen.-I a
.r.,ii. l. stor.-on Main t-trret. An. ounce
merit in ai other column.
Ti a ic. cut tains I a
St'.-n ve. v bene
Mr. Henry CuiiimiriijH of Kock Creek,
in in the city.
Mr, Stirritt of Monument has Bold hid
1900 and 1!K)1 wool clip.
pecially spring (rain. I'roaperta are
now flattering for a good crop.
Mian (iatint wan a pameriKer Momlav,
for (ioldendale, Wash.
Frank I.ee, the wool buyer came., up
from Portland, Saturday.
Mm. George Couaer left on Tuesday '
train for a vinit in I'ortland,
Fancy groceries especially adapted for
city tradu at Mullock A Hart's.
fi. C. W'lllson, traveling freight ajeiil
of the (). It & N. Co., is i.i the citv.
Mr. Smith of Lebanon, Or., is the
guest of Piof. anil Mra. 1). V. S. K' id.
T. It. Howard' atore ha everything
in the grocery line needed by city trade.
Messrs. Dave McAtee and 11. L. Peard
went to Monument, Monday on busin
ess. The Gazkttk job office ia prepared to
turn out all kind of job prii ting on
hort n lice.
Mr. John Mclfaley of The Dalles is
visiting hi brother Mr. Jamea Mclfaley
of this city.
Mr. Wi'lard Herren of Lower Kig' t
Mile, in visiting her mother Mr. Hmead
in this city.
O. P. K binson, of the firm of Minor
& Co. at Sn:av, was in town ye terdav
on husincts.'
Mrs. Campbell of Teko, Wash., and
Mr si. J. W. Mirito of I'ortland, are visit
ing MrB. Klunheth Matlock.
Mr. Grant Kobp ts of Independence,
arrived in town on Tuesday's train and
will visit his brother at Spray.
The very choicest of cinned and dried
ruits are alway-4 kept on hand at the
grocery sluie of T. It. Howard.
Mrs. George Ha-ihw and daughter and
son, of Long Oeck.are the gusts of
the family of II J. Matiock in this city.
Depu'v I'liitel tntes Marshal A
A. Itoherts of Poilland, visited rela
tives and friends in this city this week
Place your outers for strawberries and
blackberries forearming purpose now.
We guarantee prices. Matlock A Har.
Heppner warehouse nw contain
more than two million pounds of wool
of PftX) and 1.01 clip, .ith fuhy half
of this year' dip yet to come in.
Mrs. Lovegreen, of Gooeebery, was
given a surprise party last Thursday on
the occasion of her birthday. There
were about 100 present and an eicellent
time is reported.
A successful Commercial club means
a great deal for I'nion. It will help
every business here. Pull together.
I'nion Kepublican. The same may be
said of Heppner. Why not organize a
club?
To the people of Heppner and vi
cinity: Do not fail to call and see the
new fine line of Pianos and Organs just
arrived at the corner of Main and May
streets in Heppner, from Filer's 1'inno
House of Portland, Oregon Wells vV
Wallace agents at Heppner,
Ariingtnn Kec rd: Mr. Dan II. Kng'e-:
man of Heppner, and his w ife, cousins
of ( I. S. Fhi. are in Arlington this week. J
Mr. Fng'enian is in the sheep business
and will leave this week for th moun
tains with his sheep. Mrs. Fugleman
will visit du-ing the summer, with Mr.
and Mrs. Fhi.
L. W. P.riggs, agent of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, is a home man who has the in
terest of his clients in view. When you
take life insurance let him explain plans
and actual results from men you can re
fer to. We defy honest competition.
Office over postoffice. tf
Mrs. V. J. Herren of Lower Fight
Mile is certainly worthy of being called
the champion gopher catcher. During
this spring, the old ladv who is 73 years
of age has captured and killed ;io(l of
these destructive little animal. She
has made a study of their habits and by
the ue of a gopher gun rarely misses a
gopher.
The O. U. X. depot is now a very
busy place. Pesides the two men fur
ii it-1 ied by the railroad company, Agent
Kernan ha found it necessary to hire
an extra man which he furnishes at bis
own expense to handle the large amount
of business during the busy season. All
hands are rushed with work and putting
in over time for the accommodation of
the many people who do business at
this srnson with the railroad. Mr. Ker
nan tskes things good naturedlv and ia
certainly very accommodating.
Wednesday evening, the 2L'd, the
Woodmen of the World elected the fol
lowing officer for the ensuing term : W.
W. Smead, C. C. ; M. C. Maris, L. A.;
J. L. Yeager, clerk ; Victor Carlson,
escort; Louis Summerfield, watchman;
C. W. Maris, ientry ; Pen Matthews,
G. AY. Thompson and Frank Gilliam,
directors. Within the past three weeks
there have been twenty-one applications
for membership, and on June .'id the
lodge will initiate 17. Thin is a good
showing for the order and proves that it
is increasing rapidly in membership.
Arrangement are about consummated
for a game of baseball between Heppner
and lone. If the game conies oil which
is t drooled for the ninth of June, it is
very likely that an excursion train will
be run from this citv. On the first day
of the firemen's tournament here Tues
dav. June 1 1 . there will be a game be
twen Heppner and Pendleton. This
will h a game which all lovers of base
l.rtll should attend, as Is.th teams will
be very strung and a fine game i as
sured. 1 he Heppner tearnw il! attend
th tori-rianient at Pendleton on .Inly
4. .". (i. w here the boys w il! eiiuij":na
senp of en a'ames.
PLAYED A
GOOD GAME
H.panar Wins From Arlington
Superior Playing.
by
The bet game of bafeball played in
Faste n Oregon this tieason, wa the
general verdict after Sunday's game be
tween Arlington and Heppner, at the
Heppner iiroundH.
The gi.niH was called at 2:.'!0 o'clock,
with Arlington at the bat. The visitor
failed to fco'e until the fifth inning,
lien one tal'y waa scored.
In the first mn.'ng, Kngle, of the borne
team, bit the sphere for a three bagger
and scored a run. The home learn
scored ngain in the third inning by a
good, safe hit from Spau'ding.
In the first half of the fourth inning,
Hudley, catcher for Heppner, was hit by
the hall and was hurt so badly that
Allen took his place behind the bat.
In the first half of the Pfth, by a had
error, the via'tors were sllowd to score.
This was canspd in the main by the
spectators crowding in too c'ose to third
base, which caiiBed much confusion,
however, this run was riot earned.
In the seventh inning the Arlington
team scored a run. This put new life
into the game, making the score even
amid wild enthusiasm.
This put the Heppner bovs on their
mettle. Pranstetter was the first man to
bat and made a good safe hit. getting to
second base. Sr.utt then tapped the
bull for a good (dean three bagger, and
when the inning was finished the score
stood four to two in favor of the home
team.
At this go il lead there was a deafen
ing roar and everyone felt sure that
Heppner would win.
In the first half of the eighth the Ar
'ington players w ere behind and went to
the hat with a determined effort to w'n,
and they did make things even in good
shape They put up a good game in
this inning and secured two hard earned
runs, which mrde the score a tie.
The Heppner Imm faded to score in
the last half of the eighth and at the he
ginning of the ninth inning the score
stood even up, four to four.
In the first half of the ninth, a goose
egg was the result for Arlington.
With an even game and the last hall
of the ninth in favor of the home team,
the excitement was intense, it looked
like it would take ten innings to decide,
tint two good safe bits by the home team
and the game was won. F.ditor Shutt
wound up the game by making a home
run.
NOTES OF TI1K QAML".
It was a pretty game.
The Heppner boys won by superior
batting.
F.ngle made a esfe hit every time be
went to the bat.
Splendid work by the batteries in both
teams were noticeable features of the
game.
The work by Castner for Arlington
and Meach of the home team, in the
box was good. Verv few bases were
gi-"n on balls.
The decisions by Cmpire ('has. Pur
chell of f.exirgton. were fair and very
satisfactory, and the absence of the
ii' umI "kicking" w as noticeable.
Dr. Hnnlock, manager, can keep a
crowd back and keep everybody in good
humor all at the same time.
It was a hotly contested and very in
teresting game throughout.
Following is the sco'e by innings:
Arlington 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 04
Heppner 1 0 1 0 0 0 1' 0 15
The following is a list of the Arling
ton people who were in Ileppner to wit
ness the ball name Sunday: Charles
Morris, Torn Bates, tieore Leghorn.
Char'es (iilmore. Louis Butcher, .1.
Langfipld, J. B. Castner, W. Grapple,
K. A. McCullv, Bert Sanders, Mrx.
Butcher, Amy Bedtield, II. Crass arid
wife, Miss lluir, Frank Kidd, S. W. Ed
mixten, E. B. Wheat, J. H. Cce, (i. S.
Smith, Marie J dinson, Anna Leghorn,
Ollie Smith, Henry Morrison, I. L. j
Smith, M. L. Ervine, Frank Beckstea d , j
J. C. llorety, l. ii. Meliinley, U. M.
Knwe and Charbs Ward.
NEWS FROM
EIGHT MILE
Fourth of July Calibration
and Personal Notaa.
. Local
KioiiT Miik, Dr., May C., W.
Front did not injure the fruit.
Farmers are about done summer fal
lowing. Eiih Milo ha enjoyed some very
fine ahowera the past week.
Mra. Iane Knift.ten ia Buffering with
a very eore leg, canned by a fall.
Hauling wo.xl and lumber from the
ni nun la i un aeetna to be the order of the
dav.
Karly gar.lena looked well until .Tack
Fro8t nipped them. They are coming
out again with a few exceptions.
Mr. and Mra. K. B. Stanton and their
niece and nephew have gone to Walla
Walla. Wash., on a vmit.
Gill Jones and wife an.l Mrs. I'ayton
Xiroleon have gone to Willow Creek to
visit IVarl Jones and Moses Ashbangh.
Ai .drew Ashbiuigli is still agent for
the Milton nurseiy. Any one wauling
trees fr irn there, call at his residence at
Fight Mile Center.
There will be a Fourth of Ju'y cele
bration at tl. trove Bt J. U..tnes", one
mile north of the Kii:ht Mile Center
Hcli.t.d h..ii. A line fri.v.', plentv of
root spruic water, plentv to water 8.1
tliw h.imrs nitt-.i't lianlnii;. . verv
' ,
p;ca-;i!it ti:i; i ;tiiii 'j Mted.
Press personal from lone Post : Miss
Myrtle Horner of Heppner, spi rit last
Saturday with Mrs. W. K. Corson
Mrs. W. K. Lucy "I Lexington, and Mrs.
W. K. Leach of Heppner, visited at the
home of N. A. Leach, Thursday
Vawter Crawford and Mr. Sai ,t
Heppner were in the city, Thin
the interest cf the Christian F.n I'
....Mrs. K. M. Shutt and little !
ter Essie, of Heppner, spent last
day in lone, the guests of the Po
family. aV ,!i
avor.
ii r
aii'l MEMORIAL
SERVICES
Impressive Ceremonies at the Chris
tian Church.
From all reports the memorial lervice
he'd at the Christian church la-t Sun
day evening was by far the best that has
been htld in this city. 'Ihe cl un h was
crowded to its utmost capacity and
many were compelled to stand in the
doorway, but were perfectly sati-lied tr
do this to get a chance to Inste:. to the
excellent program.
The Heppner Symphony ban! began
the program with a dirge, which was a
credit to tlr se taking part. This wa
followed by invocation by the pastor.
The song "Abide With Me," by a select
(juartette was weJl rendered. The pas
tor, Victor Carlson, then read a pas-ae
from the scripture. Mr. J. P. l'.eal
read "Lincoln's Oiali m at Gettysburg,"
winch was well received by the congre
gation. Prof. Lundell sang "The Sen
tinel Asleep," ana the song was well
suited to his ricb baritone voice. Key.
J. V. Crawford delivered the memorial
address, which must have cost him
much work in p eparing. lie began
with the first settlement of the United
States and told of the vast changes in
civilization between then and the pres
ent time. His words of praise to the
old Grand Army men came from the
depths of his heart and one could see
it at his w hole soul was in the subject.
This was followed by the piece that all
true Americans join in singing, "Amer
ica. The pastor announced that the au
dience would be favored with some se
lectio'.s that were not on the program,
by Miss Helen Kodkey. Miss Rodk-y
first recited "The Whistling Regiment,"
which was highly appreciated hy those
present. She afterward returned arid
recited "The Pug e Song." Her imi
tation of the bugle tail in this piece was
perfect and it would be d.lli. ult to de
tect the dill'erence between her imita
tion and th real bugle. The service
C oseu with hened.ction liy tl.e pas-tor
toO REVVAR1'
Will be paid for informat' in leading to
the arrest Mid conviction ot any pei..n
or pesons wteaiing anynt" U with toe
quarter circ e and shield brand on ti.e
left shouider.
U. Pl'AI.M'N,
Fightmde P. )
xnTt'F nr irr urva nv nvn ' nient by Klv a Cream Balm, which is agr.-e-A
OTIC E Of HEM. ISO Of USAL bl!v aa:,0. Jt is received through the
w.cit .w.
In tl.e County Court ot Morrow county. State
o! ( in-i-on.
In ilio niBtior of tlie ei'.ate of H. P. Mt-rritt,
1.f'(H.'.l.
Nnnr.1 In herpt.y civ.'n thnt the Ana! H'Vi'.-t.:
ol ('. K K'-.tfii'M. the a.,.ni,..:;wTrHtnr of .!., t'-(i-,.
ol H. I' Mer ri t. .t.': the will an pi.-
h lrn rile.l In the al,"e i-nTirl.-.l r.i: r. i i
The al'.e ehtit.e.1 r'o .rt. i i . -1 fiuai i'.v;' t
wilt cotiie o-i fur h.'Rrini; a j-1 d. te!iiii!.a;,.T; Se
fore pfti-t Court. oi rh.- trt-i .!a. of .July, i ; h:
li'ori.nli A M.. at the Court Houe, "in H.-rt-loT.
Morrow . oimry, ,-tnt. I'regon. !',e
Any of r r Riilur t,-r'n of i.:;l roort. an! m.' ;. v
.i i itit,-rel.-1 In ri. ewthte ihhv n" t.r d
ti e i l.;octHn'.i to Mil l at count, on or tM' re m.:1
.tKte
1 ri ; notice l t.uMioh,) in purs .ain e o' ii
o-.!.t of the Hoiiori.liie A. i Biirfh : .
J i.'fo ..I the al.ove entit'e.l t'onrt, dn.y i:: !
a n.1 filtered In (.alii matter on the '.'it!; !i.v ..'
Mav. 1 ij. f. K. KKHK1K..I'.
A.iiiiimMrMor of the eftate ol H. p. M. rritt.
iiiK-eHei1. w ith tl.f ttill anneie.1.
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Confectionery and Cigar Store.
Dsn. P. l)oli. rty, rrorrict .ir.
FfC C ItCAdllig ROOIIA
fntiemen are invited to come
papers from ail over the w oi ! 1
CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO and CIGARS,
all of the very best quality.
A fair share of (hi public patron is solicitt il.
Conscr & Aycrs City Drug Co.,
Sl"CCKU;- To
Conscr & Warren Druo- Co.
Prescriptions
Our pocialtv.
'All tho Popular
l aw k-, . F-W
Stylish Statio::erv.
Dviujs
pure
Paints. Oils and Glass-
A Woll-Selcci--: "
Kodaks and .Supplied
It is easy to tell -whon your nerve-force
ar.rl vital power are slipping away from
yo :.. When your day's work leaves you
v.oary and exhausted; when you are r.o
Lcrvous, irritable and sleepless that your
ijijhts are passed in restless tossing; when
you pet up in the morning with no appe
tite for breakfast, and go around all day
v. irh a headache; you may be sure your
nervous strength is being used up faster
tbun it is being renewed.
M
JJfo
Gives the tortured nerves a rest, helps them regain their tone and steadiness, and Is
speedy remedy for nervous troubles of every kind.
Soli by all druggists on a guarantee, Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Ini.
ALL PY ST HAM.
The Heppner Steam Laundry does its
work with steam and uses the very la
tent modern machinery, so it can do the
brst work and do it at the lowest rates
on account of doing it in snch large
ijuantities. It can do much better work
and do it really cheaper than the Chi
rnse laundries. An.l the wagon will
call for laundry and deliver it, no mat
ter how small t he hiinlle. Special low
rates on family washing. Trv us.
Fkki Kklg.
DISSiiLI'IION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given thht the part
nership heretofore existing between K.
II. Still well and W. H Miller under the
firm name of Miilwell A Miller was dis
solved bv mutual consent on April 13,
l!Hl.
llardman, Ore., April :,", l's'Jl.
K. H. Stili.wfll,
2i'.7 W. H. Millkk.
If you take this paper and The Weekly
Oreironian you won't have to beg your
news.
KILL THE DANDRCFF OERM
Ur Hnr Hslr Will Full Out Till loo Be-
dime lisld.
Mjdero science bus discovered
tbat
dandruff 19 caused by a germ
that digs
un the scalp in scales, as
it barrows
hiwu to the roots of the hair, where it
destroys the hair's vitality, causing fal
ling hair, sni, ultimately, baldrjess.
After Prof, Unns, of Hamburg, Ger
many, dleov -red the dandruff germ, all
e!f irts In fl-j'i a remedy failed until the
reat laboratory discovery wag made
ihicb resulted in Newbro's Herpicide.
It x!"r:e of fill ether hair prepsrotiorje
khU the dandruff Kerm. Without dsn-
I drnff, hair grows Inxurisrtlv. "Destroy
i the cause, you retr-ove the effect."
I
BarH Int. iu Heal tMate.
lo you wsht to make an investment
' I i it a home or on speculation ? If so,
i give me a call, as I have a nice lot of
farms and city re-idences which can sell
on good t'r;n:- and which are (see! lent
investments
(iF.i . W. WELLS.
i
' Nasal Catarrh quickly yhlJs to treat-
' nostrils, cleai-ses and heals tiie wtoie sur-
face over v:.;eu is c;i:.:s'-s hj.i. A-ruyiais
t-. U the i o. fci.-8; Trial sie Vv n:;.:!, 10
i-f un. To-1 it and you are sure to coLtinue
the treatJi.'. :.'.
Aiinounrcmont.
To rvrv.-'i: :on :afo these who are partiJ
to the ' u.iffs in a; -plying l:.p;i Is
ii.to :.., vi.' ! l .i'si.-es for c-it trrfi.il tru
,:.. l t j-n. I'-rs i rep&re Cream Ban ia
Ji.j---: on.:, which will be known as Ely's
I ; . ; Crv".::i Trice ii:cliid:Eg the
-r.. :: j-1-' e is 7-". cents. I r.; agists or ly
w.i.i '!'!. l. i-.id f.-rrn fti.boJieS the lut-J-ic:Ll
J ri. p. rt:"-s -t the Solid 1 reparation.
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pl.tce.
Patent Medicines.
a r .k m
and
and
Herbs
fresh.
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HUDilay Kxcarslon Rate to Clatscp Bah.
Beginning Sunday, May 20th and every
Sunday thereafter during the summer
sea snn . the Astoria & Columbia River
Railroad Co. will sell one day round
trio excursion tickets from Portlard to
Seaside and return at fl each. Train
will leave Union Depot, Portland, at 8
a. ra. and arrive at Seaside at 12 :20 p
m. ; returning leave seaside at 5 p. m
and arrive at Portland at 9:40 p. tn.
Miss Florence XewrjosD, bo bus been
a great sufferer from rjcnsenlsr rhenma
tism, sa s C'bamberlaiij's Pa'n Balm is
the only remedy tbat afiords her relief
Mips Newmsn is a mneh respected resi
dent of the village of Gray, X. T., and
makes this statement for t e benefit of
others similarly afflicted. Tbia liniment
is for sale by Couser & Warreo, drng
giis. r,
ENGINE BARGAIN.
If you want a big bargain in a 14
horse Buffalo-Pitta portable eDgine, I
have it and will sell cheap or trade for
work horses. It is in good rtpair.
Call at my ranch at Mobley Springs,
or address me at Arlington.
832 9 B. T. Ssell.
IN THE STUD.
Calfurness, the imported Australian
running stallion, and 2 good Kentucky
jacks will make the season at my farm
10 miles north from Heppner, Ore.
B. F. S.VAGCUBT.
A recognized
Oreonlan.
authority The Weekly
TbeBric Saloon
ICE COLD BEER
ON DRAUGHT..
FINEST LIpRS
and MS....
Cdl'RTEOrS TliEAT
MENT til'ARANTE.ED
AlcATEE & SVVA6GART
The
Creek, i
C. A. Rhea
mile below
I bought for $20 an acre, easy terms, one
j third cash. Has 240 acres, mostly rich
bottom land, and good improvements. Sev
eral tracts may now be cut off and sold at
50 dollars an acre. Address C. A. Rhea,
lone, Ogn.
HEPPNER
FLOURING MILLS,
Have soounvl the eervices of a first class railler,
Bnd keep on baud a full supply of
Flour, Graham, Rolled Barley, Whole
Wheat Flour, Bran and Shorts
Of tlu1 verv best quality and guaranteed to give Pdtiafaction.
W. L. HOUSTON, Manager.
For Spring and Summer Wear
. LICHTENTHAL.
9 Xt-e noner Pwt n.t stio. Pea'.r nt H.p.r ku
The Latest Styles of Footwear for
Men. Women and Children.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
Old Stand, Mam Str.et Repairing Sa.ola'ty.
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" I was troubled a great deai with narr
ousness and headache. The least exertion
would cause a dreadful pain in the head
and when I became excited I would lose
entire control of my nerves. I lrred in
that misery for ten years, failing to get
relief until I began using Dr. Miles' Nerv
ine. Within a week my friend3 were re
marking how much better I looked, and
soon after I found my health restored."
Mas. Locis Elo, Idaho Falls, Idaho.
H. W. Fall,
PROPRIETOR
Of the Old Bellabi
Gault House,
CHICAGO. ILL..
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B. A
a, C. M. fc St. P., C. A A., P. ft. w. A a.
and the C. St. LAP. Railroads.
RATB8
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton SO.,
caiOAo.
SPOKANE FiLXS 4 NORTHERS
NELSON 4 FORT SHEPPARD
RED MOUNTAIN RA1WATS
Tn Only AJl-Rail Boat Wilhoal
Change of Cars Between Spokane,
Rossland and Nelson. Also between
Nelson and Rostlaod, daily axoapl
Sunday:
Kjoata An it.
6JJ0 A. M Spokane ) P. M.
llfjo A. M Rowland l.D P.M.
8:10 A.H Nelson IM P. U.
Close connections at Nelson with tmr tat
Kaalo, and all Kaotenai Lmk point.
Pumngera for Kettle River and Booadarf
reek connect at bmi with sUaw dailv.
Stage Line
i OOOILVIE ft'l'
FARC FROM ARLINGTON TO
Fossil (60 mile)... IS 00 Round trip 19 00
Mavvllle !5J miles) . 4 00 Ronnd trip 7 00
Condon (39 miles).. S 00 Ronnd trip 600
Clem 2S inlle).... 2 00 Round trip 150
Olex (19 miles) 1 50 Ronnd trip 150
St ace leaves Arlington every morning
(Sunday excepted) at 6 o'clock; it das
at Condon at 3 p. m. and arrives at Fos
sil at 7 p. m.
Comfortable covered coaches and eara
fal, experienced drivers.
BARGAIN.
For sale at $1100, 100 acres on the
edge of Heppner. Town lota may b
sold from it at once. Owner will give
$100 for the bay now growing on it.
Apply Gazet office.
ail.
Farm on Willow
lone, may now be
W. KN iWI Manager
Hotel Co.
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