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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1901)
The I Icppncr Gazette TiiriisDAV October 17, l'.tOl, The Weed's News Local anil Personal Hai)jieninrs in and About t hu City. Mutluck Ac 1 1 it r t , tiioccrH. The, 1'urtluml carnival cIohuh Saturday night. 'I'l i i a . k r i k and Weekly Oregotiiaii on year for 'St. Mrs. 1'. M. Howard iH vimting friends at Walla Walla, Wash. Full line of 1 j' . 1 1 til-uikH at Foitland prioen, at ia.ki I'k ollii'o. MrH. K. It. 1(ihIio wan a pasmenijer for l'ortlatid Monday niorniii. Fancy grot'erica especially adapted for city trad at Matlock & Haifa. The chance of your lift! to buy gooda of lid. K. F.ishop Viy. for cost. Kev. Flack, of Funis, will occupy Hi" pulpit a' the, I'.aptiHt church next Sun day. OI .IiiHtiiH purchased FVIO lambs from John Haves, uf Fuller creek, lor 1 . 7-" per head. Miss Lena Khea, who has been v i h i t -inr fri-nd in Foitland, returned to thin city Friday. MiHH Nellie Michell, of The Ihilles, in the guest of her brother, F 1'. Michell, of the ! v.i I I I.. The fall ami winter catalogue, No. .'!, of The l air Store in this city, printed hy the ;.. i r I-. has been turned out. John . WilHon, of Salem, arrived in theciiy Monday evening, lie will May for awhile looking after biiMinena in terests. Stone work on the new building to be erected by Willow Lodge, I. O. O. J--., will be commenced the latter part of riejt week. Ir. I'.. 1 . Vaughn started Mnmlnv morning for Fewixlnn, Idaho, to itttcnd the marriage "f bin daughter, Miss Kdith, to jolm spencer. New -tore Albert Williams will start ntiewdrv guilds More in the Matlock bni . 1 : ! i T.H- ood j w ill he opened up readv for '.ii-iiio-m about I Ictober l'h "'J he fait" for Kchool nupp'ieH. T. 1!. Howard for line jrucerieH Fye for nahi at. Fow r Warehou.HH. Mr. liupratt went to rendition Tuea day. Ilick'ry toher IS. Farm, Friday night, Matlock it llari keep the, choicest KioceritiH, Frank MeKnight went to I'ortland TueHday. The beautiful weather iH general all over the Htato. Ilick'ry Farm, by home talent, next Friday evening. Tablets! Tahleta! IViicHh periH, etc. Conner A Ayera I'rug Co. Jelly lilaKKeK and fruit jars at Matlock A Hart's. All kinds of school supplies, carried at Conner A Ayer'n Ihujj Co'h. While they lant, lid. R. liisliop Co will sell heating stoves at leHB than coHt New goods at the new wtore to Vie opened up on Main Htreet, near opera hollhi). Wanted To Bell groceries and hard ware to the pioneers for cost, at Kd, K, Bishop 'o. Hooks' liooks! Funks! Conner A Avers hrug Co. lii-athjii'trlerH for school books. Come in ami vte wdl i-how you what we have, and if we. can't nave you money, don't buy the goods. Kd. K. Fishop ( 'o. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Minor started Thursday tor Salt I. ske City. Mr. ami MrH. Minor will May in Salt Lake a ri) I Vnver during the winter. II K. Warren, of the ilardinun Mer cantile Co., ha purchased the Fd. K. Fishop ii-ery stock in this city. Mr. Warren is now in charge ... The dra-lia. H.ck'rv Faro., wheh wan such a i-ucces laM I ri lay evening, will be reproduced at the' pera house ill this city next Fiiday evening. To Farmer" We i ' I supply cabbaire Old as the Pyramids And ill! litt'e fh:::i!--d by the f!(.','-s, in Scrofula, tuitrt hi.-.h no (lisi-ano, have C riHiiuiftj in, if i"i poriHihle for u latter mortality, n -1 Core .o-nptioii is. im out drouth. It ii'foct.H the ;'ino'l.!, the fliilf.'Olll rm uihr;iiji ' :.i- ;u. ! Foih-h ; fauoes lumchcK in '.I !(!, c..!;:r; h.il irouhli-H, n'-Ki'iii, ;ri:i:;.;.' u . yti, fou -arH, cutaneous (:f op'.ion-;, (!:. "I Miffcrr-d from si rofrjlu, ttr. riiue;mr af-f'-cifnif !), i:l.'!i,o, of my ic-ck. I iWI every tliiiur I win to.'ij tu iJo lo cr.ntii -r'e it, hut Without Micce;,), I then hee.'ill takirii? JIotmI'h S(ir-:iiri!!n, .'iikI i fur si lliije iii my neck el.tlreiy ij : ; ,,e;i re(! nwi my .skill n sunn:'! a smooth, ); ulthy ap.e,ir;u,ce. The cure w.is compii fish a.mia Mii'Ukj.i., ! il 0 Scott St., Covington, Ky. Hood's Sarsaparilia and Pills Thoroughly eradicutr; scrofula and build up the syt-torij tliat hits Buffered from it. K. dav. K. Ileaman visited Fonland Tues from mm i.: pounds nt L" every mornii. in .p t,t y Mali i.i'it:,ie over .VI er poi:n.. Fresh ock V Hart, All era I I Math.. ;t Wi'liums w :! je ehalldie wt k birhbrij. start ri pi a r it new fen tl.e Thos. .1 tio'l -e, I M. J i put in h nil In' bv In- i h. of the tille lleW n a "i y tin k is b-ll'd aiiollt I I. t l ei pi. II- eral line of dry coods. w li ar-y a fen- b -. i. City 1'akerv l-en. Mr. Me- I bakery, and j tig up a food j I Mr (, ,'d jto i of IV. for (!, ie. iMt Mr Tiiid lens r in' t 'orv. o ' i W a -1 1 , who have I n vis .. :r ! m.Oi'er. Mrs. I'.i-rt -ininii. I'ilv, depatte 1 Monday innriiiiij :i I: .me. Howard s grocery store is a very )'op tilar place f r t be puri ,ae of supplies f.ir f. itinera ate I oiitt !- f r o'i'iiig in t!ie wav "f extra line groceries. Almost eveit tl.iiig !iii:io;ri.i' ;,. k-pt in st ock. It's Irmly w here you can et antthiii' yon war t. I.. W, lilies wan a paHKenger for lone Tuesday. I ' mat i 1 la county ban lO.'i hcIiooIh and nearly .'i(XX) hchool chibtren. (iarfield Crawford wan out at Kpray last week helping Jess Shel ey to get out the first number of the Courier. J'lue Mountain Fajjle : .las. Jonen, one of tint proprietots of the Canyon City lfeppner stayo line, was in town the first of the week attending to bn- iriess matters "I'ortujiec'" Kinj; has disposed of Ins band of .'I'KKJ head of sheep to a sheepman named Myrey, of Malheur county. He received fli per head for bin lambs arid better than f J.GO for ewes. A display l mammoth putnton in a hIiow window at T. li. How ard's grocery store attracted considerah'e attention this week. They were grown by Harry Cummiiius out at bin ranch in the foot hills of toe Flue Mountains. They were of tho Frail ie tieen variety, and home of the spuds, weighed four pounds. Mr. ummirigs states that it is an easy mat ter to grow fine potatoes in Morrow county. Victory for Heppner Kids. The baseball giine Saturday last be tween the Heppner kidn and Lexington boys w as a great victory for Heppner. Whi f the game was one-sided, it fur nishe 1 considerable amusement for a good sized crowd. The Heppner kids won the game by a score of to PRIZE WINNING HERD. W O. Minor's Shorthorns are Home Again, Covered With Ribbons. 4 Our Catalogue will be ready for you J- about October 1 1 . ft M :. ,-,- . 'A TlfK I.ADIF.S' FLANNF.L WAISTS ANI IiKKHSIMi SACtUFS H A V K ARIilVKI) ANI WILL A WAIT YOUK INSFKt TION'. Ladies' Wrappers. We Btrive to plpanw your individual taHt in the purchase of your Fall and Winter Wrappers. We Lave taken great r nre in the selection of colors, hh well an the make up, and give you ex tra waist lining in every Wrapper. collar and reveres, trimmed 63 No. Sol, black and gray figured print, braid trirxitned, extra uaiKt lining No. 222, navy flannelette with white figure, braid trimmed arid ruffle yoke and flounce.. 13 No. 241, FJoconne.heavy, fleeced, in gray, royal and red; yoke V in black wash braid, Persian figure, with flounce 48 No 220, made of P'loconne, blue, lavender and red, fleeced, in email figure, trimmed in vel vet ribbon and braid, Empire style I 75 IN RECENT STYLES Fashionable GloaKs. furs & Gapes i 0 :: i - r ' r. r i H No, 217-07, heavy flannelette, in black, white, blue, lavender and red, braid trimmed, wide flounce, ruiHe at shoulder, likecut 38 No. 231, Antoinette, royal gray and lavender, heavy quality flannelette, plaited yoke effect, braid and ruffle trimmed, wide flounce like out 98 Ladies' Cloaks, Kersey as above, 1 and 10 00 fy? ,i Li. i. i ii. ii.-i. ri" Cioin, in Diacn, royai, rur cowarene, uibc-k., ru- y f-teel blue and oxford, maine and satin linings 27 in. long.silk stitched, an up - to - date and sizes 32 to 40 dressy garment.. $1.89 s4.25 to 5 70 and 3 85 Ladies' cloak, beaver.rich Fnr collarette, genuine blue black, satin lined, beaver, satin lined, a very 27 in., 4 rows silk durable and handsome Yfl stitching 9.85 wrap 6 85 n Ladies' cloaks, fine beaver Seal plush cape, mercer- or melton, in castor, lzed hmng.fur trimmed ff .satin lined, 27 in. 10 collar 2 19 rows pilk stitchingll.00 Black cloth capes, eitra V Fur scarf, in gray, with long silk stitched, large outer surface of light collar 4 89 brown, G tails, chain Seal plush cape, fine far and ring, for wearing trim all around, extra W nnfn nr plnspF onlv I tu'wn SO in loner Q fi5 aj Fur scarf, seal brown, 8 Our children's and tails, extra long, other- Misses Cloaka come in wise as above 420 cardinal, royal castor. Fur scarf, black bear, navy and brown, at $1.95 4 and 6 tails, a very to $5 in half lengths, and ty. fine quality otherwis3 9.85 in full lengths. Htl'PNEK CHIRCHBS. M'-K rrt'lit , who rcsi'ii-K out on I'.nt'i'r i-ri'fk . is th clininpinn wlu-n it '.iiif- to t r.i..:iit' tin' w iirv i'ovoti. In (In- .'ist t-. Ili'.Tl'lis Mr MrKtlik'lit l'H ra'U'iit in sti-i-l ti:i'" i-ovti-. Fr tins he Ikis i ci-.-i Vt-1 fifty ilnll.irn in FlUlltV, I H'SI'll'M t'''t 1 1 lit" ri'l ot 'J') slll'l'p thieves. 1 hi- i iv.'te is a -fiy caiitujiis tllMi.i! Hill h:i"l t.i r ti t - I ' : 1 r : t -.irv""' . ""' ''" ' r.'i.'t or , li n i -In I tin' s'i.i,.i ..il .hi I rank I; r t " Hum h'lil lir j "-a'ur.Liy f t r -noun. Tim oii'-i Ie t;i'ishink; ork i now in rok.'rii-s niiil w finislii.! licit week. The irisi'lc tinishini; oik Will l.i- 1'iishe l to rMiii.lel ion as rnpiilly s a Lirk'c force of men can do the oik. In I'Uttiiii; iii this lniil.lmi:, I'lipratt A Sarjietit have shown that they are tine wo kincn. I'lc hnihlin will present a vcrv neat appea'alice. The 1 1 1, i i i r has tna.le rrank.'cniciits to chili iih the W eekly Inter I L ean uf 'hicujjo. I'he rCkMilar Hiihscn pt ion pr of the Inter i can is $1 IKI per year arc! the regular price of the liAmr i fl.Tsl. l'.y special arrange merit, h.ith papers will he fiirmshe.l uiii' vim' f ir ifl i'l". I'hi' oi l, reli.ihle Inter I L ean is t. hi ell known to ne. .1 much r iiiinen.l.ttion. It will he a vain.ihle a.hlition to the rea.litik' mailer for the winter. Hesi.lcs civin nil the news, it has inmiv special features, making it one uf the most ih"itahie weeklies in the Fiute.l States. This special, hhoal otl'er is lunilcl Blid will he withdrawn in a short time. Ilairv t 'imimink's. well known in this citv, who r. sides mar llardiiian, is a I ink v man. He has putatoes to sell. I ro c h1,. acres he harvested J7 tons. Sat ii lav last he modcMl,- coiisei ted to lake IP a ton for 17 Ions of his crop, mid the otl'er was taken tip in tdiort order. M r . 4 u in in nisi has some very Hue potatoes, lie knows how In fm them. In fact, he is an expert on spud culture. He sent a hl'k'i' hasketfnl down to the exposition at I'ortland. Tncday. to he plat ed on exhihitioii. Sm li po tatoes a lo sent will Httiai t attel t'.oii urn w Iii re, suiiiti of them weik'hniii iVnr p ' linF, and peifectly solid and sims'll'. M i .( inn limit's stales that lie h.-l:c,s that M.urow county can fin 1h. lines! Vi-k'ct. lines in the sl.l'e of ll'iv"!!. Ills p.,! i.i ri " w n I: tins c.i-' hi ni'li out hciiij ;i ' ik'.i'ed. The tier , a Wool i select' otficer. depen the St at!. 1 W ) of ;. f. li -. ml. -A Het'i - secretary-treasurer of the State rowers' Association was a k'"od in. He will make an etlicieiit The success of the association ve'V largely 1 1 1 I tlieetl uts of -retaty Nurthwe-t Live Stock .OI i .T'tWers' .lor.r rial . K. .1. .Mann, l.nincrl.v a hiaKcinan the ll.-ppner Lianch of the U K. A N , met witii a veiy serious accident I riday last while out at I '.ii li n'hr. ck 's place, Hear th's i it. A I. 'r-.' that he wai rid llll! leii. at.! I"' W.i- tol"W tl Vi-velitly to the k-r.ciii ! ! I tic l...r--'s ho ,fs struck hiiii iii '.he fa. i', m.ikiiik' n i-id w ound ovci t he eye. llislcit shoulder was dislocated. He was out several hours hefore assistance arrived. 1'r. Mi swords was culled and is a 1 1 e tui i n -j the injured man. At Th Fair. Miss M. K. Tiacy will serve shredded, whole-wheat hiscint in a variety id wa'B nildav Haturda) , let -her l!th.t.) each of our customers who will avail them selves of this opportunity of trying it. Free to all. Cotne in mid ret a dish. VALUK OF MAN'S LIFE. TIih niiirt-nie oonrts Iihvs decided tlmt the life of the avrrnh's tUHti is worth just whht he IS hhle to earn. A mail's earn ick's (i eiid to a -.ircht rxlenl upon his health, ami it Is hIwbvh within lus powsr l i imprnv liic ronditi iti. I he stoniHili is the measure uf health and strenth. Every limn may he hrwht, active anil happy if Iiin disstion is norms!. If it s ii i t , llnstetier'n NtoliiHrh Fitters will make It so. It puts the dik'-stive urj-an j in Cor.d ti in lo p-operly digest milI a -j sinulate food. Try It for constipation, in liif' sin n, dy'.etsi8. hihousness, liver land kidney iroiihles It lias enred alomsrti ailments for the past fifty years. and today t'ere is nothitii; jnst an cmnl IBlIdDCDSffc Vc livohv our Mood, and it. We thrive or starve, mir blood is rich or poor. There is nothing eie to 1 on or Iv. W'lien strength is full spirit.-. hi:'h, we .ire 1 'i in-j on as ie TO! CVl'sI'.S Mini r ai.akm. 'O'.e 1 1 1 kT t lnv Ic-'itlu r's hah w im tiikeii with er.'iip," wrilis Mrs. ,1. t' Sill h-r, of riHenlell, K. "It s-eUli d II von; I "I 'iiik'o he' .re we .( i. t a , ., I.,r. .. w .-use it I 'r. Kink' !1 X -w Pise. iy. r . w hi "i irtve ') in k r-hef and I'eriuani ill i re. I il. e aiarnvs kt p It in the lc u - to pri tec! our chil.iii li fn m rump mil whoopTt; conuh. It rur '.I n e ol ai hr u'li' hionchml tn.iih e ItlMt IW o'IhT iellle.lv W Hil l relieve ' I ntallihl" for i-'iii't". cld-. throat arid luiik- Ir.mhl s. .ri. and r'l ill. Trisl Ictlhs free st s!.iiim P.ucCo. French Lessons Mrs I lljrli : I'.IVI I. wlm his ll.ld a III l Ii 1 1 r ol e.H -' i' pel ieln e ;is a te.l. hei III I urope and nui I.: . di ires pupils in I ifiii h hi ticini.in. i'l cue private Hint r net loll or m !a-s I or tonus. ca!i Oil lier at lesuleiii e of K. I.. Freeland. aud re I . ' fill i ... nvln-u, I'onenui-t le.uui or.pu. in lunlv and mind, with on tinu.il tlow of ri. h hlood. This is health. W hen weal:, in low spirit. no eheer. no si'iin. when rest i- iiit re.-t ami sleep is no; slei p, we are starved ; our !lo d is poor; tliere is little nutri ment in it. I'.uk (if tlie MoiHi. is food, to keep the Mood rich. W hen it f.iiK t.ike Scott's Kinulsion of Cod I.ivcr Oil. It sets the whole body oini; .e;ain man woman and child. If t.'ii liiir ti.-t iTict it. wn.t (. fTrr iirii lr, it xti cal.lr l.i-lc tsi'il -ioi'11-r 'H Mel 1 is liliWNK, lu-mir 4V4ts r-rsri Slirrl, No ctk. .. bU f i oc; s'.l inirr'-i W. -4 1 Minor is home Sk'niu with his pri.e-w miDlik' herd of .-horthorn cattle. A lo. k at the heautiful siiver trophy and the display of rihlmns in a show wm i iw of Minor A; I'.j.'s store is eii i-ih to show tliat Mr. Minor has H' me tine cattle. in the heautiful silver cup, valued at fifty dollars, is engraved the follow ink': "Awarded to W. o. Minor for hest Fief held. Spokane. 1 '1 ." Ti e c ip and :f7'i in ca-h was a sweep s'. ike- prie, over w hich Mr. Minor feels justly pioii l. At the State Fair a! S.ileni Mr. Minor carried .,',! two swpek-take prizes. hi the circuit, Mi. Minor first show ed his cattle at Spokane. Here he awar.hii eil.t tirst prizes, six second pnzes and three thiid piizes. At Salem he carried oil" eipht first piizes, four fecund I'riz.es and four third prizes. At The Fftlles he was given five sw eep'takf s, eik'ht firsts, two seconds At Yakima he was awarded eleven firsts and three seconds. Mr. Minor's prizes in cash foot tip the mat sum of JIlVn HI He wiil attend the International Five Stock Exposition at Chicago, comment ing on Pecetnher 1. luit has decided not to lake his cattle. MAKK1HI. KOYSI .-M ATII1- On Octoher 'J, 1901, at Spray, Oregon, Mr. ('has. Koyse and Miss Irvie Mathis, both of Spray. Miss Mathis is a popnlar young lady of Sprav and has many friend. Mr. Koyse is county school superintendent of Wheeler county, and in well known and lias many friends in thia city. Mr. atnl Mr. Fovsei left here Friday morning for a ahort wedding trip at Portland and Paylon, Wash. SFU1XKFI -F.I.AIIM At the court house, in this city, Monday, Octoher I I. I'Ml. Mr. W. i'. s'pnnkel and Miss Katie 1 ahtn, both of this city, Judge A. (i. Faitholomow otliciating. A EIENIMSH ATTACK. An attack was lately made on C. F. Collier, of Cherokee, Ihwh, that noarly proved fatal. It csm throngli Ills kid neys. His h.ck got so lame he eould not stoop without great pain, nor Pit in a Chair exci pt propped hy cushions Xo remedy h"lped In tu until he tried Elec tric Hitters, -vlncli effected stii'li a won derftll change that he writes he feds like a i ew man. This mtrvelons medi cine cuts backache and ki.lnev IrouhV, perities the Mood ami Mnhl iil vcur heu'Mi. Only ""! st Sh cnoi Prug Cc. Baptist State Convention. l or the K.ipti-t State Convention a! I'ortland. On-.. October I 1th to 1-th. :l late cl one and oiietiin l hue on t!ie t o't.i.i ate plan is authi iicd b Fo't Ini'l and, return from all tail 1 tn- in Otcgo'i; p: o ide.l . how ever . ol in r e pav inc pa--t:ikers of riot than o cents have been in attendance. Ail 1 .ns included. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ttis Kind You Have Always Bought Episcopal church T.ev. W. E. Eot- wintr M. E. church, South. Services at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Rev. E. M. Can field, pastor. Catholic Church lie v. Father Kelly. Sei vices 3d Sunday in each montli at 10 :.'!. a. m. M. E. church, Kev. H. F'.eigbtol, pa' tor. Services at 11 a. to. and 7:3'' p. in. Morning subject, "Our Ene mies." Evening ptibject, "T'espair ol a Soul." Sunday school at 10 a. m. Y ou arecordia'ly invi'.ed to attend ail these set vices. Chiist an church Kev. Victor Carl son, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:3'i p. m. Morning subject, "The Ancient Faith." Evening subject, "Our Forefathers." Sunday school, 10 a. m. Y. F. S. C. E. meets at 7 p. in.; topici "A Fad Fargain." You are cordially invited to attend all these services. IONE HAPPENINGS Ionk, Oct. l;. l'-ol. All the sick foiks are rapidly improv ing in health. n , o! i . .":;,t county, i irandpa Cod here on business. A. 11. Akers' new dwell.!;.' fast nearing con. 'i-t:o'i. T. U. Earhait returned Mom:ay even ing from a business trip. The lone Hotel has changed manage ment again, A. J. Soriton retiring and Mr. Jordan taking cha'tfe. lompsi 4 ,wi J. A. Wooierv a': returned Sat- 8100 REWARD. $IX. The readers of tbis paper will be pleased to learn Ihat there is at least one dreaded disease that science hss been able to care lu sll its stages and tbat is Catarrb. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known lo the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a c uistilution al disease, requires a eonstitu'.ional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cnre is taken in ternally, acting directly npon Ibe blood and muonin surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength hy buiiding up the Constitution and as sisting nature in doing its wirk. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that tbej offer One Hundred Dollars for any esse that it fails lo eure. Send for list cl testimon ials. Address. F. J. Cheney .v Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, TV. Hall's Family Fills are the best. unlay night lium a week's trip to Fort land on busm- ss and pleasure. Hon. S. A. Lowell. Oregon's foture governor, we trust, paid lone a friendly visit for a few minutes iast Saturday. William Weis has purchased the B. F. King farm near lone and wiil try bis hand again at fanning. He is an indus trious young man ana no doubt will suc ceed. -Mr. King contemplates spending the winter in Umatilla county. Nikola Tesla is to establish about his first wireless telegraph station at War denclyfTe, nine miles from Fort Jelfer son, L. I. Two hundred acres of land have been purchased, and the necessary buildings will be put up at once. The main building will contain a .'.oJ-horse-power electric plant. This will be the first of a chain oi stations by mears of which Tesla expects to communicate with all parts ol the world. l:;tburg : Dispatch. i PUD. o o t t c Are now showing; a fine line of Fall Goods, com prising everything' of the very latest style in Ladies, Mis-.-' and Children's Coats, Skirts, Un derwear, Hose, etc., French Flannels in the latest designs. Outing Flannels of every grade from 7c up, Silks. Velvets and Satins in different grades, Winter Dress Goods in great variety, Collarettes at prices that defy competition, Fascinators to please the most fastidious, a large variety of Table Linen at low prices, Gents' Overshirts and Winter Under wear. Hats and Caps at popular prices and in large variety: also a very fine line of Men's Gloves in buckskin and Baltic otter. All kinds of first-class Groceries. They invite the public generally to call and inspect them. HEPPNER, OREGON. METZtiER At Hardmar . i Saturday. October 14. l' '! . Metzger, aged 71 years. Mrs. Metzger was an " l'.y i ' pioneer, having crossed tin p: i" ox teams to Oregon in 1 -''.'. ' sided most of the tnv.e in M r i n The itinera' is cor. the 1. O. O. F. . ci'.e Joe Combs cleared from this poit for Pendleton Tues lay, hav.ng in tow .'75 head of Harney county beeves, which he bought from Martin l'-ros , John Fiiov, (ieorge Ilagey. Tim Kritibs. (ieo. Y'oung, Frank F.ker. Tom Faker ami Mel Ken wick. The herd was composed trial sizo if F.iv's t'r. am 1 mostly of 'J vear-old steers and drv . supply it and e n ail it. 1. cows, which sold for $-'7 and $l'S per heid. A few 3 year-old steers weie sold at ;!'. ll.irney County News. , 1 w 1 I ' 1 . V. l't .1 Kxj.Mrioii'- I 'lin inci'. Troye its Talue ly ir.v, ;: g 1 ' c r- H.Y 15KOS.. f.i; W i-ri n St.. New lorB. Clifton. An.. :!.-. ' n. 1 Mes-rrs. En bi.. -.: l'l.-:.-c s.r.-l me cent bottle of -i Fa'- - 1 :': .T remedv the mvlo -: a-:d t st r r'nai.tut Boars tho Signature of I raiue l.a-Africa. .nr 10. it'll sidliers in After a long investigation, it is r -ported that one man in every sis in the Finish naw is a total abstainer. In l'HO the Fritisli Society for the Fievention ot Oriieltv to Children se cured the conviction and punishment i t nearly ::.iiM culprits. t.'UKKN VICTORIA'S! 1IAIF. Il l'rnfuln. l lift Kir. Had Always Kir a W Hitiler At over S years, tieen Victoria yet hmi luxuriant hair, winch had for years b en n marvel. I'lie conrl phvsiciHii. f !!.' it'g I'rof. t'rna's disctvery , ba : t-e'led her Msjesty's scalp witlj a ,;erui tb -troj ii g preparation, w hu'b lie i.a alwasliei't secret. It is now knmn. I 1 ,., ver. thl the remedy for .Isndru.'. t':e .rrni destroy ing element .lBemb ul I it, Nenhre's llerpici.le. the only h-r j - : sration on tl market hat il. es .' v th ibindrnt!" gi rui. Wit' out .!.-.!- hair 'II k'T 'w pr.'fns.-W. mi I ' t-ir will be stopped. "ltrov t: ; ctiU-e oii remove the tTt cl." $1500 TO $10 00 A WEEK cure tor oatarrn a Un.i.M l'.'Tin,! Me-srs. Fi t H.. with c .i.irr'i for : s . w .k 1 t'-'-.l' i t c t ore i oi'. t t 1 t!.r-e days ti e l'-. 1 , t in. .i-.-ii e 1 L Trv i eria. Cab I i-i '.'' M -r - ti 1 l.sw :e, : v . . - - i '. I ! 1 '. 's l - 1' :.;.m to a-". ,l.d r de ii.e ;i ii. I :i i:id in It t tko .rr'i. -iiur. SCHOOL BOOKS Slocum Prug Co. have been appointed agents for the exchange of School Uouks. liring your oM ones and get new ones. Takes but little money to do this. Slocum Drug Co., Main St., Heppner r snow ri l SII1JW YOU c aiv r..'v makino a Choice Line of Canilk s. r.u'liuliii I laml Roll, Cliv-Iate i iv.., v,,- i (.. i V IV..I ..., I'' ',1 I iri, lUllhlll ViCllll 1 I-I-Ali I IAN" Caraiv.vls. lat.v. Por.ocho, etc. . l. Wood & Co.. Props 'I 1-lTfv'U I rci. iV.-Mi. i i -i-iiisj jvr 1 "liiicturtT. Bvx HtV. J. CHMS. ;irrr-:-rK. BOUCHERS. E CiA.ktik. Oivoman, World, S'J ''" per y ar. 1M
