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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1902)
The 1 icppner Gazette Tuuiihimv March 27, 1!X)2 The Week's News Local anil l't'rsonal Happenings in ami About theUty. I.u iiip is prevalent in tho city. Call at l.illio I). (John's (or luillinery. J. V. Murrow was a passenger for l'ortluml, Tuesday. 1. O. handhts Warthhurne stringed iiihtruuiurits. Send a copy of the Now Year edition to a friend in thu KuhL l'ull 1 i no of legal hlutiks ut Portland pi ices', at (iAKTTic ollice. T. It. Howani for fine groceries Trimmed and plain bats at Miss Leach's' Mist Dot Warmotb left Wednesday for Sbaniko. lr. E. K. Wilson left Wednesday to t" gone a week or two. Hats remodeled and all kinda of mill inery at I.illie K. Colin ' residence. The anti-Himon people woo in the primaries in Tillamook county. There i talk uf a new Democratic daily paper in Halera. Kxtra copies of the (jazkttk New Year edition can he obtained at this office at 10 cent per copy. We give a Japaneese mush howl with every dollar's worth of one special 25c coffee. Hart & Blake. Tiik (iAzvrTK Job department la now engaged in getting oat the mammoth Quirk delivery and clean groceries is edition of the spring catalogue of Th where Hart & lilake shine. Fair of this citr. Km SAI.K 3 line residence lots. Mr. Geo. MeKnight Informs as tkat fniiiire of A. Abrahauisick. his eagle had a duel with a large cat For all kinds of watch and jewelry nd came out an easy wluaer, killing it repairing, call on 1'. O. Horjj. in tha tacood round. We fill mail order promptly and Mrs. James Jones is in I'ortland, Kiiarantee our work. 1'. O. Hnrir. where she is at the bedside of her Finest stuck of millinery ever brought Mr Mi" Elsie JonM wbo iuf to lleppm-r. Residence of I.illie K. feriug with appendicitus. 1 ol1"' A new sidewalk is being built on Hart lilakc, the irrocers are now lo court etreet, connecting Court with rated in their new ijiiarters in the new ;reen street. A lew walk is also being Slocum building ou Main street. built on Mouth tenter street. 1'. . Iiorg has just received a large Apligue, fancy buttons, allover lace, supply of lSanjox, (iuitam, violins and belts, neck wear, hosiery, corsets, shirt all kind of musical Instruments. waists, dress skirts, point lace ma- Kaster eggs ut The Fair store, decor- terials, etc, at Mrs. L. J, Kstes'. ated in novel and harnlrtoiiie dusigns. tieo. A . Young dr. Son hought a new Proceeds for benefit of F.piscopal cbarch. steam shearing outfit of the Allen pat- Alight snonfall Sunday night was tern, and wi:l have it installed on their quite a change from the springlike pis lujmed.ately.-ehaniko Leader. Heather that ban prevailed for some Imperial means the bent, that is the time. Snow at this time of year is Dame ol 'jur p'ace our goods back it up. beiielicial an it sd 1 to the store of We aiake a specially of fancy groceries. tuoiKture which lll insure, a good crop Hart A It'ake. thin fall. II. Y. titles, uf Hillsuoro, who spent Howard's grocery store is a very pop several days in this citv last summer ular place for the purchase of supplies looking over the field with a v ew i.f for (.inner- and outfits for outing in the putting in an electric lighting plant for wav .if .-xtia tine groceries. Almoi-t this place and John Day, has arranged everything im.ig. liable kept in stork, to construct a telephone line from Ash- It's hundy where you can get anything land to Lekeview. Hlue Mountain Spring Medicine There Is no other season when good medicine is so much needed as in the Hp ring. The blood U impure, weak aud Impoverished a condition indicated by pimples and other eruptions on the face aud body, by deficient yltality, loss of appetite, lack of strength, and want of animation. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Make the blood pure, vigorous and rich, create appetite, give vitality, strength and animation, and cure all eruptions. Have the whole family begin to take them today. "Hood's Sarsapsrllla bas been nsed In our family for some time, and always with good results. Last spring I was all run down and got a bottle of It, and as usual received great benefit." Miss Bit-1. am Boica, Stowe, Vt. Hood' Saraaparltla premise te cure and keeps the promise. j"j j The fine new stone building which is being erected by Willow Lodge No. 66, I. O. O. F., is near. log completion. The plastering down stairs is all finished, and Messrs. Roberts and Jones who hare charge of the finishing work will soon complete the contract Aler I,iudnsy of khea Creek has purchased thrse sheep shear ing machines which he will use in (hearing this season. These ma chines which are considered a sue cess, will not lessen the number of men employed, as a good shearer can turn off as many sheep by band as a machine, but the ad- yasUgs claimed is that the ma chine will shear closer and do better work. :aster Sa eo Mi inei THE approach of Ka.ster mark? the open in; of .Spring and with it cornes invariably the need of a n'v hator bonnet to go with the new gown. The Fair ."it ore constantly strives to gratify the taste of the; most fastidious and sucet-eds by keeping in close touch with the latest edict of Dame Fashion. An immense line of new Spring Millinery has ju.it been received. Hats, Iionnets and Caps to suit every age and every purse. We wish to call special attention to our extensive line of MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HEADGEAR -GRAND OPENING OF- Dress Hats ar)d Tailored Street Hats Then will be shown the daintiest creations direct from Fashions Center in exclu sive designs at popular prices. We do not ask fancy prices for these goods, as is the usual custom, but place them within the reach of all. A plain, smooth braid and a rough polled ffsot braid, sailor, in either black or while, exoellent values, from 25 to 90c la better grade sailors, the broad brim shape, the Wellington bloek, sow so popular in the East, will sell at . . $5 1 00 Tbe latesl fad Id tailored bats is a broad brimmed Manila effect straw and rough paffed straw with fancy drapes. These range in prioe from 82.00 to 83.85 Misses and Children's Dock bats, in white aad colors, 3 to 98c Finer ones lo trims and pleated Cbiffoes We also inolade Leghorns from medium to the very finest grades with wreaths and flowers to trim to lasts. Fancy Trimmed Hats in a wide range of designs and colors, snd all stylish, from Ql 38 tO Q5 00 Pattern Hats These are as swell ae any yon will find in the leading millinery booses of tbe city. Parisian creations, no two alike, beauties everyone, from 8-4 00 to 87 50 you waii' Kagle. il-(i-ii-r'- lr-.i J:r,tr I 'i' nen men are rt i if l cii! !i ..v ! .v.-r gro'lp of miner. eiiuitt"d 4'' 'in fi.tv hi, leu from that Ji'il'-.' . t ore t ury to the t 1 1 . M- I ..r :tr., .f this rity, I 175 rei-ei V(i Kim B.iT!!ii"ni a few days siiu f an I li.nl I ! ii a ti-nyi'il hv V, I he n , wtlM HV It Hill -''' t ttlf tOB. Ttii-T rc Iu.;il''l I'V l. 11. Stailr anl Hilling i ntTi'Ftf. in thrill a' A K!n'4 an! I . V. Ayi-rs of ll"i'iit'r !.!!( ( 'liioni' if Clm II Kiii., lhi Mjiriiw uiin t v st m k i ii - -. I.ir ii I ftai t cm Iiih tour ol ir:Hn- t,.ii ovit th" 1'i'urity ahuut tin first of April. 1 1 iutfiiiit-1 t htart lant Muii'lay, hut tin- iiu-lfinrni-y of the wi-hthvr put him hai k a little. Mr. Kirk will cnniiiif-ure hi ork iiown in the Sri'l (iiintrv uii the t'ljluinhia, a Blit-nriii will h '(jinrii-nce.l in that jxrr tmn of tin- county firnt. Tli tune oi cilpie'l in .Mr. Kirk's first tour of in-spr-rtion ill ! ahuut six wt-rks, as it will tskt- fully tins iiiuch tiuiH to i; ake the roun.U. Kvrry hand r.f shc-pp in thet'oiiMtv will hi- iiiHpt-i ted. This is a imitti-r iu w liirh the stuck m-n art-all lntor-Htfil , as it is vprv important that Hi' ill should h kt'pt undi-r control as much as poni.l-. As slioi-p will not lie innvi-il fur Homo tune, it is not likely that many pcrmitH will ln ake! for at Hum tlllll-. Real Estete Trensfera. lrrh IS KJ Cluff to Percy II s- i. ii Hvernumic killBi ot 2 hlk 1, ClufTe ade" to lone. Man-h 15 lUrid and Clin. Hynd to K 1 l'ay, SS) acres in sees. 7, 1H and 17, t 1 s, r -J 8 e. IV X). March 17 William T. King and wife to ,f. A. Wo ilr-rr, 160 aces iu spc. i., t 1 s, K e. ltJ. March 17. ij W. Smith to Ji-ssr-honciiniri, 4 seres in cc '.'7, t 'J s, r "' e. 1!7. March 14 Fdwarrl L. Padhurg and wife to 1. Ksr, 3Ji) acres in sec. -M, 30, tin, r We. tM. March 14 Q. W. Phelpe and wife lo Ii. Kay, 160 acres in sec 20, t 1 n. r 25 e. .NI. March 14 James P. Rhea to A. E. Writtht, HO acres in sec. 20, t 5 s, r 20 e. f.i(K). March lr E. tt. Sparry aad wife to Miit K Morgan, 40 acres in sec 9, t 1 s, 24 e. $2000. Wastkd Girl wants position to do housework. Address P. O. box 1 1 ii, Hejipuer. Miss Hpitba Kinsman of Linn tun, is visiting at tbe residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Kinsman. Mrs. Morrison has purchased the interest of Daniel Harrison at the Ileppner hotel and now has charge. Tonight at M. K. churoh, Rev. Win. Keen will lecture en his travel in South Africa. Mr. Keen wns chaplain to the Iloer army for thrt' yeata. No charge for ad mission. Kt-v. Faulk Ujt-stran, of Minneapolis, who made a tour of inspection of the I'acirii- Coast, anj, among other locali- iiictit, f ir tin-c uivi iiii iicp of lh ladies ties, Klamath County, last Kail, in the suit and c'u.ik di-piir t me nt. one from inu-rent of a colony of Sweilwe, returned tin-ciollimn hii I hue department, and tliis wees, having decided in favor of one from the on I, rar and hohiery di- ' K lairalli County. He bought a Mock paitiuei.t i li. i.ew canier will he a j of ground on w hich to hoild two dwal srreiit cpiiMMiicni ami ill e'iriiiiiale j lingn for himself and son in law, and ooiiHideml'le Iiil.ur I v iiitrndiicin a w ill he here in Msy lo locate ernia minn'e nr. I im--v ineiho l of inakiiic nentlv. He will be Mlowed bv the New Cash Carrier A. ('. liier, the rriti-rprinini; proprie tor of The 1 air store has inaugurated the I uiiHon cash cur rier system in his store. By puttiiiit in this modern sys tem of handling cimh it han necessitated a little change iu the store. The ollice is now ceiilrali located, from ahich every depart meiil in the store lande seen I'lie rourn f irmerly used for an ollii e ui.l he titleil up for a cloak room. The new cw-h curlier will have three Stutmnx, one fnuii the dry (foods depart- At the present time there seems to be some little controversy be tween sheep shwarers aud sheep owners iu relatiou to the price to be paid this HeiHou for shearing. Owners are willing to pay aix cents per head, which has been the ruling price with the excep tion of last year. A number of the shearers are holding out lor seven cents and claim that the sheepmen can afford to pay seven cents this year as well ss last. The shearers cUim to have some sort of an orjjHiiizHtioD. however, some of the men who came iu from Wallowa oouuty aud other outside points, say that they will be satis fied and will go to work for six ceuts. About lot) men are em ployed during the shearing senBon iu clipping thw tbve.ni iu Morrow county. Circuit Court. Judge W. K. 1-711 in disposed of the following business in the cir cuit court, Tuesday: Adsuts vs. Adams. Decree for divorce in favor of plaintiff. C. E. Hedfield appeared for plaintiff and (J. W. Eea &ud G. W. Phelps for defendant. Shaw vs, Shaw. Decree for di vorce in favor of plaintiff. In case of McCullogh vs. Hughea aud Shuridan, motion for change of venue over ruled. Plaintiff allowed to amend hie complaint, inserting the name of a new defendant. E. I). Rood vs. O. K. Earns worth and E. II. Bishop. Motien and demurrer of plaintiff over ruled, and appeal taken by plaintiff from the order over ruling motion and demurrer. O. TV. Phelps was attoraey for plaintiff, O. W. Kea appearing for defendant. Iu the case of Galloway vs. Bar tholomew and Hoekiua, demurrers to complaint over ruled. Defend ants given until April 8th to an swer. (J. W. Ilea appeared for lIaintifT. U. W. Phelpe for Hob kins and C. E. field for Har. tholomew. LADIES iiwjiswswweAAsvwn.'vywwjriin VEILINGS All the new Veilings, chenille dotted, webbed and checks in stock. TAILOEED SUITS ARE HERE :i hupc t GLOVES. The Carmen in all col ors for $1.00 cannot be equaled anywhere for the money. VVe also car ry the Victoria in black and the Martha in colors. All Guaranteed. Netlee. Department of the Interior, I'nitfd States Land Office, LaG-ande, Oregon. March 21, 1902. Notice is hereby given that the official plat r.f the survsy of the unsurvpyed portions of townships Nos. 3 S K 2 37 . K W M and 2 X. R 48 F, W M, have hesn received at this otfi e and tlie same i will he filed for reoord in this of)U' on ! Wednesday, the 7 h day of Mav, Wl. and that on and after that da e this' oth n will he prepared to receive tip plications fsr th entry of lands in xnid tow iistiip. K. W. BaSTI.wtt, Register. ; S. O. SwkiiuhiS, Receiver I Attorney W. H. Wilson and Douglas Dnfur, of The Dalles are in the city. Night Policeman P. C. Cretwell went to Portland, Saturday, for treatment at the Good fSamaritan hospital. V M sasa IMK.ll f 100 REWARD, 1100. The readsrs of Ibu paper will be pleased to learn that tbere is at least one dreaded dissase that esieoee bas been able to on r in all Its stages sod tbsl is Catarrh. Ball's Catarrh Care Is tbe only positivecare bow known lo tbe medical frsternity. Calarrb heina a constitution al disease, requires a eonstilatiosal treat ment. Hall's Calarrb Core is taken in ternally, acting direelly opoo tbe blood and mnonas surfaces of Ibe system, thereby destroying tbe fooadation of tbe disfaee, aad giving Ibe patient strength by building an tbe oosslitatlon and as sisting nalare in doing ite work. The proprietors have sa mae faith iu its curative powers, that I Del offer One Hundred IHillars for any case that it fails lo curt. Bend for list of testimon ials. Address. F.J. Cheeey ACo Toledo.O. Hold by droggists. lie. Hall's Family Fills are lbs best. Committees are Welcome CASTOR I A Tor Infaat and Children. The Kind Yia Hiti AIiiji Bought Bears tbe Signature of 1 t h.ine mill handl ntf rtsh. Mihh Melvia I'.iwxnn is the caniner. new settlers, acting on his adrice. Caster Hats. Mrs. I.. .1. I Mew will have ml I r tine HHer t merit Htuiilav, M;in Ii L'.'. ' . i . . l. i I- .:..n... . . nient liy Kly s i'reara Italm, which is aree liKplav 1 shly aromatic. It is rereivej Uiroucb the tiimlri s. eleannea ana oeais uie wnoie sur- I pattern nais, oTt)f hi.h j, dlffnjri iu.lf. l)n,,.gi,u I i dies uf llepp-j sell the Uc. site; Trial sue ly mail, 10 , renin, i e( it ana you are sure ut couuuua Her and vicinity ;ue cordially invited to u,e treatiui'Bl. all and iimpe. t hhimv ! Announce-nirnt. Trt aoromnitHlaU tbiwe who are partial . In the use uf atomisers in ai rlrina h H. I lllliMV N I J-. lUllfN"" to the use of atomisers in applying injmde into the tiaaal u;M for citorrW trou I'ltl, the proprietors prepare I'reera ltalm in h iuid form, which will t-e known aa Ely's my he-l IhkIh at per 1 I have some l.,,,ui, cmnl lulra. Trice including Uie fine lord. I '..II and m- H.em. ! spraying tul-e is T.'.centa. lgiwU or by mail. Die liquid form smbodjee the mej. 7t SI Ml;. Willi AM olJlMiN. I iomal Mrertiee of tbe e4id preparation. V r the ro'iiiein 1 will eel I tiom KINSMAN -In thin city. Thurs day inorninp; March 27, llhi'2, at 2:4S o'clock. Mihlre.1. the iufant dnoghter of Mr. atul Mrs. J. H. Kinsman of this 'ity, aed 16 months ami 11 tl.is. runeral services will W held at the M. V.. church. South, Saturday, j Stops th Cough j and works off the Cold. j laxative liromn-tninine Tablets cure a' cold in one day. No Cnr. no Pay. Price L'.'i cents. j -- ! A rsr in a train on the . K. .v N. i while running, twentrtive miles urtt i I'ocatello. caught rlre fi cm the I enlmg : slxve. Many of the i-et're' lotf thair han I lsi4k'e Tin h irmntf car j win cut out from the (rain and the pas- ' sengere were accommodated in the oilier ca'. T.iev acre ni t!y heme- j serkere. j XVc like to see committees at our office committees who are looking for printing. Never yet saw a printing committee that wasn't open to suggestions. We want to be the one to make these suncrestions. We want to see at our office the printing committee from every lodge, club, society, church or social organization. We want to show you the way we print invitations, programs, membership blanks, application blanks, constitutions and by-laws in fact, all the one hundred and one kinds of society printing which is usually so badly clone and which could be made so at tractive. This is a special invitation for your committee to come to our office and let us help you with our ideas. Your knowledge oi your wants with our knowledge of good good printing will produce something which you, your committee and the society you represent can be proud of. Committe printing is the kind of printing we are looking for. Tr )PERFV0EfS Cwilifbrnia V.Vve Hist recc ved fron-J kCaldrrnla a fic.-h. new, Easter (Ire ef Klerrr's Per- fumes and we war l yen to ccme and ere If sm. 1ere le aolKlnr suits so apr.-prlaas fcr tuttr re membrances le yr very dear (rtende as s b" of ttHeice perfumery frcm Cailfernla, where Ibe Hewers grow. Slocum Drug Co. Hsppnsr, Ore. WI.'.V 'av n g a game of cricket . Farl ! -n:th. of . . !.a 1 Ins ".e:'t eye knock j .l out iaet V c pd.iv hy a s ho mate. I Knge; e : c ty d-e':..-we I at t'ie c . ,'vei "' ."'" i pi: n. in nice.!-' v i ! ki ,, lore Netea. Ka KI ea st-et.: ner t - t c k . V4--Y Hj'e NlTtfE Of I 'l-i 1 II i Hep; M-. ff ' Ha (oi"t: i Pisc.'Vr r weniJ g I i tine o-ai-.., Li?,,. ... 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