i Ik: i i'-ppiuir Gazette
Tnr
Vhnnirv li", 11)02
The Weed's News '
I.MCiil an 1 I Vicinal Happenings
in an! About thelity.
Wliil .Muuld.ii will leave next Mon
day fur TcxitH.
I'.in Kin-, of lliii'liiiaii, was in the
oily Moiiduy.
.1. A. Wociliuy, the lono banker, wan
in tow n Mum luy.
Mr. J. I'.. Ilait, of John liiy,wana
Heppner vinitur Monday.
L'jv'i .1. Sh.wier of llardman, haa been
j-rantad a ptjiwioii uf pur month.
Ill tllll l.Hfl there mo hi hiiqw oturuiH
mid bli.z irdn, w Idle. Oregon in having
buaiiliful Mprin wcalliur.
MiHH Lillian I'.iMii'H left Wednesday
for I'oi tlanl, where. hIih Koen to com
plet.t her courne, in elocution.
Mr. CIihm. Cochran, Annetta Cochran
and Mih. I . A. kohinsori, of Monu
ment, xi'tt in II' ppner Monday.
Mr. and .Mr". II. 11. Warren went to
Hardiiian Monday, liuru .Mr. Warren
mi'.l a'a n jtjvu hid pern'mal attention to
tin- lnii-iiKH of thu llardman Mtri'aritile
Co.
Spring Hosiery Mro- I.. J. Koteii liao
received direct from tlm factory, a large
took of honmry which for durability
and low :tu tt ciimiot he excelled. Call
and In' convinced.
Thou. Keye from Mitchelvillei, Iowa,
arrivol in tin city Monday evening.
Mr. Ki'vph brought nome very fineHtock
with hiiu. lie came, here with a view
to loc.it, i). Mr. Keyi-M ih a pronperoUH
an I welilo lo fitrnu-r and it is hoped that
he will incite iu Morrow county.
r iiiiitii!ik' woik on the new I. (). ().
I . buiid.i j w now he ng piinhed an rap
1. W. J Junior loft Tuesday for Hood
Kiver.
J. A. Woolury will hiiild a new batik
building at lone.
We fill mail orderH promptly and
Kuarantue our work. 1. O. Uorg.
Mihi Mattie stroud was a 1 paiiHengr
for The lullen, Huturduy.
Matliewa makeH a specialty of filling
mail orders for meats of all kinds
For all kinds of watch and jewelry
repairing, call on 1'. O. Horg.
Full line of legal blanks at I'ortland
prices, at Oa.kttic office.
I'. O. Lorit handles Wahburne
stringed instruments.
J. C, Dori.hers will leave tomorrow
for Hot Lake, where he will stay for a
month.
Hart (.- Jilake. are showing one of the
best and most up to date stock of gro
ceries ever brought to the city.
i'eputy IT. 8. Marshal Al Roberts who
has been in Hepprier for a few days,
left Tuesday.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to (ieo. W. I 'one. y and Miss Maggie
Hynd, both of Morrow county.
Rheumatism
Is a rack on which you need not suffer
lonu.
It depends on sin acid condition of
the blood, which iitleits the muscles
and joint.-", c.i.:-)i s oilhuiiriiation and
pain, and ni-ulls ;i drfoctiw; diges
tion and a torpid anion of the liver,
kidneys and nt; in .
Hcjafica, IuniL...,o and rtiff neck are
forms of it.
" Hood's rfarsHparillu has cured me of
rlieunmtlMin. J was so I ( ,,nht not lift any
thing and my knees wi re mo stiff I could
hardly jet up or down (Hairs. Since taking
three bottles of Hood's Sarsoparllla I have
never felt a symptom of rheumatism, and
I (.'ladly recommend Mood's for this dis
ease." Mas. Hattie Tiunkk, Jiollvar, Mo.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Neutralise the aciditv of the blood,
perfect digestion and excretion, and
radically and permanently cure rheumatism.
A NEW VAULT.
Eiteaalve laiprovemtaU at Vint Natleaal
iiauk uf Hrpputr.
I'. ). I'.ori; lias just received a large
supply of Banjos, (iiiitars, violins and
all kinds of musical instruments.
idly ai
How tin.-!
.i'.l in t.
for,! i.e !')'
ciit.t! ,n '. "
I,.- I
W n k nil -4
the PL.-'.
IO.lt." LI. .f
ah V ! tw
m rc.i
r-;h;. The plasterers are
lit! t..e cecotid coat, and the
tl, t4 1 i : j- will soon be ready
inn.' c .at ..r hard tin sh. Tl
, l; .'.fit- .V I ones, have been
:,L- .U..it on the i aside wood
.-."..lit "!' iiHving to wait for
t i - i . A ! ol the finishing
i . .i . l. h.ind . It w II pio'o
i m - !..'!' ne the building
T. I:. II rt.tr. i for line groceries
Mis. Aitl.'ii Minor has returned from
I 'rnver.
I ,-',;, k d.o
w here 1 Lift
II. .ii. II
y and ( lean gr. enes is
Liake shine.
i.rv l'.:.i knian returned from
d.iy evening.
i'
of th
II be .
i vi i t r: New
I 1 1 1 ..- 1 . -atu
l-.t.'.i
V.-.ir . i
oil. f at lo . ills per copy.
Il.nl .V I'.i.ike, the groi-ers are now lo
c.itfl in tie it rifw .ju:irters ill the new
ii in biiildivg on Main street.
Ilenrv lleppi.er returned Saturday
e-. imi ng f i . .in I'ortland, where he had
been for the past week.
Ti e regular price for the San Fran
cisc. Weekly I xaininer is Jl.oO. You
can get it and the i iazette for L'.'i.
Mr. an I Mrs I'.roi k of Salem, Ore
gon, arrived in the city Monday even
ing. They will become residents of
lieppner.
Howard's grocery store is a very pop
uhu place for the purchase of supplies
for t.u mers and oiitl'.ts for outing in the
wav of extra line groceries. Almost
eeiything iniaginahie kept in stock.
It 's handy w here you i an get anvthing
y..ii w ant,
heepmeii ill iieai ly nil parts of the
c nnty have fed sheep and cattle con- ;
t lino isiy dming the recent storm.!
I'.ai k. i , Cameron and I'liter led their j
band., lor -1 d.ivs, while l.ud Smith,
told our mprese illative that be had fed
for 1 I days, and this ma be taken as
auaveiagf ad over the county. No
loi-ses have been repoile.l. teed being
pienl lul all I she p ill good condition.
Stockm-n are Mid lee. ling cattle. Con
don l .iii.
A-hi.iii I is hi he the western termi
mis ol aiica teifplioiie sv-tum which
is to ic.ich into r.islein 1 hegeti through
Kla'n 11, ii'id I iWe c unties, and into
Mod...- coiini v. C.il. Work is to com
ii cic .-it - imii-I i net imi and eipiip
nifi t -.. .n as po-sih e. sod it is to be
in ..p. . .it ...ii 1 v August . The line is
! 1 l: .in A-h'an, eastward ;
The sixth annual ball and banquet of
Heppner Lodge No. MH, 1J. 1'. O. K.,
will be given at the opera house in this
city, on February 'J'2, 1 !sl. Invitati-jns
have fieen sent out
Mr. and Mrs. f'ert Simons went to
Centerville. Wash., last week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Simons' mother,
Mrs. Armstrong. Mr. Simons returned
Monday. Mis Simons will itav at
Centsryille for a few days.
All p'-rsons holding tickets to the
Klks entertainment on February T2,
can pay for the same at the First
National Hank ami have their tickets
imprinted with the seal of the lodge,
which w ill tie required tor admittance
to the hall.
The county c tut is in session today
for the purpo.-e of investigating plans
and speciacations to be submitted by
different architects for the new court
house. The time for commencing the
work on ths new building will be de
termined at the March term of eonrt.
Messrs. W. O. Minor, Frank Gilliam
and W. K, Irwin arrived bv sleigh from
Heppner, Monday evening to assist in
the annual stock taking of Minor, Gil
ham t Co., of which firm they are
members. "They found good sleighing
over the mountains, bat are now de
Piroos cf trading tbsir sleigh for an air
hip Spray Courier.
M iss A ugusta Jett, a niece of Asses'
sor George W. Jett, ot l?sker county,
iht.nne.1 at this I has distinguished herself by killings
number of coyotes in the neighborhood
of her home on I'.urnt Uirer. Miss
Jett is a young school teacher who is
anxious to secure a stata certificate
Hhe earned enongh monev by killing
coyotes lo pay her expenses while tak
ing the state examination. She brought
in six, some of which Bhe trapped while
she killed others with a club.
A plague is evidently causing stock
men in the neighborhood of I'rcsser,
Wash., much alarm. William Hucholi,
a stockman of that section, last week
reported to the government stock in
spector at North Yakima that bis sheep
had been dying by the thousands dur
ing the last few days. A peculiar thing
about the disease is that do one knows
what it is. Other sheeptrwn are be
coming alarmed and 'ear rapid spread
of the disease among their stock. F"x.
Slnsher and Gould are in the midst
of lambing season for one band of ewes
at Nnlin. They already have ."O0 young
lambs and the numtier will soon lie in
creased t LtsY). The ewes are kept in
warm beds and fed aifalfa hay. No
losses have yet occurred. Kxtra care is
taken and the venture bids fair to prore
very successful. The object is to grow
lambs for early market and to give the
ewes, which are old, an opportunity to
get fat before fall. I'endleton Tribune.
New Banking Hout.
i
;,. i o-s ! i... . a di-s. via l laiua'h Fails
(., I ,h."o. , u.ik.iig t In- hue already
, oii-ir net,-, I i o.n 'he latter point to Sil
ver I ik . .": 1 al o to Altuias Cal.,
h,,!i wal i..' the cistern teiminus,
in, kin ... 'i . on of line sit i. get her.
J. M. Conklin who recently arrived in
this city from Nebraska, associated with
prominent I leppner people, will open a
new bank in this city, as soon as or
ganization can be etWted and location
Mr. Conklin states that it
w ill be several weeks before the new
institution wilt be ready for business.
Naul Cutxrll ipiickly yi. Ids to treat
ment by FJy's Cream llalm. which is agree
ably around ic. It i received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it difTus.-s itself. Pniggists
s. ll the 5fo. size; Trial M.e by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are uro to continue
the treatment.
Aiinounooiiu'itt.
Int.. th.tr who are partial
I to the use of atomizers tn applying liquids
. . ... 1 . f.tv r.if ,rr..li' r.ily.
IhCSC IKKCIS arC HOI PTC- VJ ,llo,,ror,.c.rs prepare 'ream llalm in
., , i,.i,. Ur-li I lOlt? liquid form, which will I known as Fly's
scatcJ liclorc .March I. imu. , ',,, lrMUll ,lk,m. ie including the
,..ll.rrilr.uiinil Mill llC held, sprmying tul is 7.r.cents. li-pisU c.r ly
The first National Iiank of Heppnar
! aow making extensive improvements
in the matter of getting better protec
tion for the safety of money and rat
nables. the bank is putting in a new
steel burglar proof safe vault inside of
which will be placed the bank safe. The
new vault is made by the Diebold Sate
& Lock Co., and is 'M inches high, 48
inches wide and '0 inches deep. It is
made of tl.s best quality of Chrome
welded steel, which is Uiapsred drill
proot. It is fitted with the latest auto
matic time lock w hicli can be set from
one minute to 4H hours.
Qeo. Confer the cashier of this well
known banking institution, toaGizKriK
representative said :
"When we get in this new vault, this
will be on of th best protected bank
between Portland and Spokane. While
we already have ood night protection,
we wait prot'ction during banking
hjtirs as well. The main bulk of the
capital will practically be under time
lock ail the time, as the mw arrange
ment flan be -t to gt at the money
on'y hen reeded "
F". .f. Super, a representative of the
Diebold Safe it Lock Co., is her su
perintending the putting up of the new
vault.
The new improvements will cost in
the neighboihood of f-'OOd.
ID0
WHAT
RED FIGURE SALE
MEA
TO YOU
It means a Sweeping Reduction in prices in all lines of goods mentioned in our introductory ad.
This is a sale of tremendous magnitude; no other cut-price event has ever been as far reaching in character,
scope, and conduct, and day by day the interest grows more intense. We have culled from here and there in
stock some of the choicest merchandise from the best mills, and the great gulf between the regular value and
sale price is so stupendous as to leave vision alone the time criterion by which you can adequately judge the
offerings presented.
THIS SALE WON'T LAST L0N6
Now this is a plain, broad hint and we urge you to take advantage of the economical opprtunity
of a life time.
Oregon Climatic Summary for 1901.
45 Pairs Children's Woolen Hose
Nroif.
All 15o Tilue, now 10
All 25 Ttlaea, now l"o
Children's
Worsted Dresses
Age 2 lo 12 year
All 90c values, now C3o
All $1 v-hloes,
now
Mo
All S2 45 values,
cow 8 1 92
All $2 89 Taloes,
bow 2 Oi
100 Pairs of Shoes
for Ladies and Children ra bow included in Ibis
sale. Tbirt pair Ladies' Tan Shoes most of
them silk resting tap, band lamed sole of lb
very finest :
All 3 00 Taloes, in Ibl sale $1 98
All 2 50 " " " l 75
All 2 25 ' " I 48
Forty pairs Ladies' Black Yic! and Kid, laoe,
welts, tarns and McKaye:
AI1S3 00 ?alaa, in Ibis sale $1 98
All 2 50 M 1 R3
All 1 38 " " " 1 00
Thirty pairs Children's School Sboct, si 5 to
Hi,9 to 12a, 13 to 2 :
All $1 00 values, in tbis sale $ 75
All 1 25 "... 94
All 1 35 " - - 1 05
Men's Combination Felt Boots and Overs at Reduced Prices.
FAHtlienewLa
I
new
Embroideries are here
the daintiest effects in
this ever shown buvers.
Spring, 1902, Carpets
and mattings for house-
cleaning time. Popular
priced Ingrains and Tap
estrv Brussels.
TIMELY TRIBUTE TO OREGON
Lewis and Clark Centennial and Co
lumbia Rivr Improvement.
The tuearj temperature for the year
over the whole state was 31 ii degrees
or ti degrees ahve the normal. Tli
highest mean waa 55 4 degrees, at Cac
cade Locks, Waico county; lowest,
42 4, at Joseph, Wallowa county. The
maximum temperature for the year was
110 degrees, at Junction City, I.ane
county, and Went Fork, Iou;la8 coun
ty, and it occurred on August 4th. The
minimum temperature for the year was
I'd degrees below rero, at Silver Lake,
Lake county, on February th.
The average precipitation for the year
was 41. So inches, or 3.51 inches below
the man annual rainfall of th stats
The greatest amount of any station dur
ing the year was ll.VfV- inches, at Ulen-
ora Tiilan ook couuty, and th least
was .:b inches, at KivsniJe Malheur
county. The greatest amount in any
on month was 10 A'. inches, at Hare,
Curry countv, in January, and the least
was none at a number of stations in tl
Willamette yalley, Southern Oregon,
and th I'lateau district, during the
months of June and July.
Meetings hare been hela at lone and
Pouglas, condemning the action of the
county court in ordering the building oi
a new court house.
M A KKI '!'
POWNKY HYM-At the residence
of K. F. Hynd, in tin city, Tuesday
morning, February ID, HKlL", Mr. (Jeo.
W. Iowney and Miss Maggie Hynd,
Kev. John Warren otliciating.
The wedding was a very quiet affair,
the relatiTes and only a few friends be
ing iuvited.
Mr. and Mrs. IViwney are both very
popular young people of Morrow coun
ty. Mr. I'owney has purchased a farm
at North Yamhill. They left on Tuee-
lay mornings train for their new home.
HIM).
ARMSTRONG At Centerville, Wash.,
Monday, February 10, 02, Mrs.
Maggie Armstrong, wile of Thaddtiis
Armstrong, aged (1 years.
No. 2222 is the number
that takes the hook case and
No. 172?) is the number that'
draws the dressing case.
Conser A Ayers lnnj Co.
mail! I he luinid form embodies the med
icinal in rrtip of the solid pr. ttwratiou.
Ileafnran Cannot hv t'nri!
By local applications, ax Ihey ranno
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
ami that i by c 'iistitutiouHl remedies.
lVsfncPS is caused by an inlHnieJ con
dition of the mucous lli ing ol tlie eusta
chian tnliH. Nlir-n this tnbe b ts in-
fltroeri yon hse n ruaililin; sound or
imperfect bearing, mt.t lien it is en
tirely closed deafness is t!ie result, and
unless the in tl animation can be tjki n
out and this tuhe restored ti Its norn al
Condition, hearing will ! destrved f r-
ever ; nine cases out of fen are ea is' d I scendants
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The people of Oregon, Washington
and Idaho ars vitally interested in the
movement for the improvement of the
Upper Columbia river and its important
tributary, the Snae. Kfforts to induce
congress to order the removal of the
obstructions fiom the navigation of
thei-e strsams have frequently been
made, but this time there ie a chance
that a comprehensive ystem of im
provement will be instituted. An espe
cial iffort is being made to have the
river opened along its entire navigable
length in time for the Lewis and Clark
Exploration Centennial of UMi-Ot),
which is to be celebrated by an exposi
tion at Portland in l'AKi, which promises
to be the moat extensive and interesting
afiair of its kind next to the St. Louis
world's fair of liKW.
It is to b hoped that congress will
enact the necessary legislation in favor
of the improvement of the great river
of the Northwest. The Columbia and
its tributaries drain an area of L'45,!iO0
square miles, and 1S:'.() square miies
of this is east of the Cascade moun
tains. The latter embia r s an expanse
of territory equal to the combined area
of the New England states, and of New
Yoik, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Maryland in addition. The navigation
cf the Columbia and its nior important
tributaries is a matter ol ital import
ance to the ptple of the Pacific North
west. There is a serious obstruction in
the Columbia about IvH) miles from its;
iivuth, which it is espe ially desirable
should be removed at the earliest prac
ticable hour.
Anvthing calculated to contribute to
the wsll-beiag of the great Northwest is j
of profound interest tn the I'nited
States iu general. That region is asso- i
riated with the history of Miseouii in a
direct and intimate av. Missouri's,
se istors, Linn aid benton, who were;
among the firs! ami most ardent of the
advocates of the annexation cf the Ore- I
gon country, have ccuuties in Oregon i
! named after them. Llano has a t re-
moiit county, named from General
John C. F'em.Mi: . the pathfinder, long '
a resident of M.sno-.ui. There are
Lewis and Cla' c. unties in Wash
ington, named tiom tie exp'orers;,
wh ha l St. l.ouis (or their base of
operations when starting on their ep :
ooh making j"'irnev of ilie Missouri nii.i
do n the Columbia in is.14. llaik ie
of OregoD, Washington and Idoho, and
parts of Montana and Wjouiiiit'. Ti.at
vast region, which had but 1:;,000 in
habitants at the t rue the census of W0,
wan taken, now lias a population of 1,
L'.'iO.UOi). The extension of America's
trade with China and the refct of Asia,
which is rapidly under way, witl ulti
mately give the etatt-s cd the Pacific
coast an interest and an importance for
the United States at large which can
hardly be conceived at the present time.
CONQUERORS CONQUERED.
How Soar of th XWortd'a Formcut
Warrior C1od Tbrlr Ilrtl
11a at Carferi.
It is a remarkfthle and instructive
faet that the career of four of the
mux renowned characters that ever
lived closed with e. violent or mourn
ful death, says a London pa; r.
Alexander, after looking" down
from the .'. 7zr heights of his ambi
tion upon .i conquered world. and I
werpir.p- tlm! there were no more to
conquer, d.ed of tatoxU-ati.-n in a j
scene of debauch, or. as 'orr.e sup
pose, by poison niinfrred in l is wine.
itanr.ioa:. wnose name r ir- e : ter
ror to the In art of Kome i:--;f. after
having crowed the A!p a: '. jr.: to
flifrbt the armies i-f the r::!r.-s of
the world. driven fr ,-iun-try
ad died at 'ast i f poison a. '.min
istered by his own hand. in a f r
eirn land, unhimei.ted at:.! u wept.
Caesar, the conquer r ..f - s,
and his temples bui-. '. wi:. . ' ts
d:ppe-l in the blood '' a r:-. ;- ". .'f
(r.s f..e. w.- iriiaeriibiy a--is::n:. ,!
by those he cotsidere.'. h.s r.e..r.-t
friends.
lior apart, wh.se mandite k:"i.-s
and e-i:pTors obeyed, aftee f...nc the
earth with the terror of h.. i.a::.e.
closed his days in lonely a-:ht'.. r.t
upsin a biirrer. r.k in the ;:.ii!;
the Atlantic cean.
Such the fou- n.rr. h.' may ! , on
sidcred rej'reser.tatie of a'.', wh. "n
the world call jrreat. and s.uh their
r - ir tox icat ion. or p. ;on suicide
murdered by friends lort'y tX'.'.e!
T l'r..lfiot't IlnTCtfatl.
Apropis of t'.
rules intro 'u.
leg-rs for w re:
of a w e s : r .
ye-:" tr wo f '
ir.es er.t.
y ou :i iu : "
y.mns' n;e w. .
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...SQUIRREL POISON...
One can of Poison used now will do
more good than a dozen cans later.
Farmer? Take Notice .' We handle
the kind that kills
Slocum Drug Co., Main St., Heppner
r
It Will Pay You
to writ for our rate before you
purchase a ticket to bdv rtoint in tba Poor Tt,u t...-
Cars from the PACIFIC COAST to CHICAGO and CICIN.
NATI. connecting with through trains for for all poiDt in the
far Last, South or .Southeast. F&st and handsomely equipped
gteam-hented traius-Dining Can, Buffet Library Cars, Sleepine
Cars and Free Kechuinc Chair Cars thronhnnt tb fn-;
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states
IOWA. I.SDIASA, WISCOSSIX. MISSOURI, TESSESSKK,
LOVISIASA, JLUSOIS, MISSESOTA, SOUTH DAKOTA.
A K K ASS AS, KES TL CK V, MISSISSIPPI.
For particulars regarding freight or pas-
eetger rates and senice, call on or address
J. C. LIXDSKY. T. F. & P. A.
15. U. TEDMBULL,
,., . Com '1 .Agent.
14.' Hard street, rortlsnd, Ore.
To Cur a Cold in Oni Day
Tke Laxative l'.rouio tj.i.nine Tiibiets.
All .iriv4'.ti refnud the coonev if it tail
to 1 ne. K. W. ((rove's snatare on
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