Heppner gazette., July 24, 1902, Image 2

'I he 1 IcpplUT ( J.lZcttC
'iiL'i coi.di
!. i! ..' t h t
w 1 1 e I ad
. in the neij;li-
S;-! iotcr pels ;
e,l-. II Hi). J added
;ii iio.-U ,V M U-liHl.
i. at Hi I'p'H't uric
ak rmTt r
firilt Kites makes,
bettor market than j
Tin ) -j o, .
July 24, l'.Ht-J
materially tn the epei.-es of shear- i
it C '1 1. is coupled w ith tin lif. j
te'-enco It:
tt.l..H.M-
iiff'iii I't-ini iuitnc-i lunu j
Shaniko bv h lare fraction of ai
, . i i
rent. Uei'Pmr is our nearest ana
rno-t accessible railroad point and i
Hand ate sr-nrce all over the it js to t lie in tere-t of her citizens !
stati , hi .1 j rohnWly will U hard to to have the ttsthvof this section I
pet dunnc the l aianoe oi the sea- jiaf,s that way. To sfciirtf this
hoi,, i.ixnl crv - and prosperous : tXh eyllVT must keep up with
conditions furnish lots of employ- j ivT rivals who are hustlers for
merit Mr all. j brtsinees. Spray Courier.
i
.ricr rails I
Rial Fivat LliOi-; 8 U-Moiiuircstisiii Bros..
Mrs. Wagoner, the discoverer
Tl r season for hunters to Uiis-
ti.i.-e .u,i. unrttLr l'..r deer Hpnr.
, , ,, , , , ! of Outlaw Pavid Merrill's body,
and iher vi ild amma s his arrived . : , . , . , '
1 he casualty list will nrooahlv U . .
up t.i the averap.
tendect Lee for the return of the
desperado's remains. The expense
t,. , . t .u r i ol taking Merrill's body to Saletu
The dneAtors of the Levris ami, '
, , . , , , , amounted to $215. aud after de
tlaik lair have not yet decided
". , . dlli'tltif tins frnm Hie imnnnt of.
on a Hte for the cxr sition l wl , " ...
1 J in HVio. Indications are that
the "itj Park will le the place.
fered would leave a verv small re-
i ward. It will probably be taken
into the courts where some verv
"1 tnoj A.r's H.iir Vi,or to T
tJp Hiv hair from fulling. Owe. ft
h..if a bottle i'imc J m;," 0
J. C. Bsut, BraidwooJ, 111.
Aycr's Hair 'ii-or is
certainly the most eco
nomical preparation of its
kind on the market. A
little of it goes a long way
It doesn't take much of
it to stop falling of the
hair, make the hair grow,
and restore color to gray
hair. si n bout, ah intt-ii.
Stewart Kirh, Pi:.-
rinsr-i LASS -
-1 WFMY fi!(S
K . i l
!-!!,., I
Wis! i !
i'iifi
. oil l,;tti.!
. -ili'r- i ll
p.i ; i-'s
v,' ml., ill..
If your dniirin imuiuh upply you.
end us owe ii':Ur ami tM'e'xi'rtii
you a bottle. IV sure aihI give tho tKiino
of your DRirPst express i.fh. e, AiUtres.
J. C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mas.
Hacks Biiflijics
('All
UK t i ! i:
COM.MiJICIAL
Heppster,
LEXINGTON NEWS.
I.kmni. I on . .Iniy J;.! , 1'
hunt that has cost the i unutiUR' problem, willbej Jos. Bra.hear visited his f,,,;i!v ? fj)(P . 00011
pit-ocuit-u. on ouuuay.
A I t or a
State i f Wa.-hiugUm the lives of
three men and ? 10,000 in cash,
Tracy the outlaw ha? disappeared
atd it seems for pxil this time.
Small Prairi Fir.
I Mrs. Beymer did uot S1' to Kiiit
j Mile, as stated lut week, hut to
About '2.'00 voters in the State
of Oregon at the last election
failed to mark ther tickets so as to
f-iprei-s a choice for governor.
W hether it was an oversight, in
difference or ignorance it is hard
to tfll.
The complete unofficial abstract
rf the vote fur governor as com
piled from the records now in the
laud of the different county
cltrksof the state give Chamber
lain a plurality of 276 instead of
2-'' as heretofore published.
Tlie people of Heppner witn?ssed t Ernest Piper's tauoh.
nm:i prame ti re .MomUy a.'ternoou
wtiiob by hard work was checked be
fore much damage was doue. Tlie
b'aze wjj started by some boys bo
bad bunt a fire on the hill south ef the
i Miss Delia Leach came down
i from Ileppucr Saturday to visit
with her parents for a tew days.
i
Bert Wheeler has a new bicycle.
i
depot toeook nme efts. It started in H? s1" very proud of it.
ths dry grass and traveled rapidlv in ! Rath Leach has been m t
front of a heavy wind toward the city, j sick liet several d.-tys.
The riogina: of ttie tire bill brought out j
a large number ot citizens who were
armed with wet sacks and w hipped out
the b'aie in alt danerou9 places. The
stock trail arouDd the I'jtton hill kept
Rev. V. O. Miller preached hi?
closing sermon lot this conference
year at this place Sunday eveuing.
Fraiik Smith received a thre.h
er last week. He gave it a triil
last Kridnv hud Sjattird-iv.
the tire from zettiu4; neir the bu il. lings .
' .n tiie npper end r.f town. Where the j
grass was bi the flames would leap to j E. M. hutt. sLerit!'. pn--e
a heighth of rive or six feet and went at through towu Tiles i-.v.
The Lew Welt Lm'k of ti.e blick-
1 .-.nfr.nt r.f i-al in lrf-ann ,
' '- rapid rate. The fire was stopped at a !
For last vear in lo- , ." , L , . .umu SLop is proving u gIeHt cm-
ranked v' Vemetice to ta lauciitueii. ev-
TK r.rlnetinn fnr TVlli " eral tail lis a re t.lle.l tle-f- ev . Y
than in
cl production, Oregon
-,i,
h front of the big r'ne. Fortuoate' v iittie i ,1
amounted to M'. .011 short tons,' , " , ,u-
va'u"d at ?173 t'.4'j. The mines ' - ' '
about three .'larte'S of a mile in leiijtsh
fu'Lisl.ed empdovmetit to only lv
1 ' us rmrtit over.
lneL.
HtPPNEK CHI KCHES
Ten-ral pirospentv ail over the
country is evident and trade re- Episcopal church r.ev. W. E. Pot-
U ws thow that the encouraginc win
otditio&S will be continued, lirad-. Catholic Church Rev. Father Kelly.
treet's latest report says: " Weath- j services ;W Sunday in each month at
er developments have been largely j W'-W a- m-
favorable, and coupled with the; M. E. Church. Kev. H. L. lieighto'.
great ease of money, make for an : ia!'ir- Serviced at 11 a. m. and s P.
, , j ,'m. Mornir.g suV.ject, "The Heavenly
optiu.ietic feeling in trade and .. J. -
Jo-eph." Sunday school a!
All are invited to atteu l.
TLe iiiili.'tiii
Meuiil i. etiil
from lrai v "
M
N.
I 'reams
Our blacksmith- La
tine in a ' so rk
for repairing wag' ins.
We umlei.-'.and that ?.'r
di.r will take chiug- ti
atout Augu.-t 1.
K. Y. Wilmut ,.f !
town luesila.
W. U. Meli-t.i -. :!
McDevitt ".'oU acfr-s if
f ia it'-n.tl
Wi
speculation. The future se-ems
i . . r i
more ana more secure, ikauwuy pi a
earnings are really flattering. The i
demand for finished products of A Aii s;,:t" episcopal church no and lR.t we-k
iron BLd .-teel and lumber seems to seivces will be held until furtt.er no
1 rwr.vcrirw frnm thp temnr.rarv ' tn e. The Kev. .tobn Warren being en-
- - v.-......e, r . i
I hi
gaed with the duty at the Church of
Mr?. L. Ha!.-.- hn I d m-hter
WHithug, Wa-h. ijj : . r
; the Uedeemr, Pernl'etori, during the sinter ( f Mis. II. A Ni
Come Hefore iilKrci for
1 1 e m ii ( .
A c'sim ha- i.-et t.-it . r,Lf. .,
depression noted at the beginning
r,
'' "uu AUU btrei utlue tuu" i atence of 'he Hectir, Kev. W. K. Pot- ; visiting here this week.
d;tioL.- are surprisingly good, to : -M
ni -ne more so than the manufact-1
urrrs themselves, who, at the CAR WHEELS MADE OF MONEY AN ACT OF PROVIDENCE.
riiili'e o! .Julv. ud the output fur Every jear nor Koveroroot ltro
, ,". . ., nearly half a billion dollars' worth of The HmrVbi rn,i.i. i,i ihnt n
the last i,a. i year practically i ,01e(J or ,oro bank noten, and after they
),,,, nave been reduced to palp are ned for
makir; rilroai cvr whe. Frmn b
. . .i back note to ear wheel l abont as radi
A litnj.'-er a farmers in the vt- . v. ut
cinitv of Mawiile, will take ad- about in Ibe case of all weak, nervous ; . . ' .' ' '
, ... and lickly people who will nse H-stet- , wn,rr 1 r
hutb of the conditions snr- Sl imgen mtltre. lb favorite '"n - w r-v :!" r' '
r'.utidif g them, and instead of , Amencao rome-iy for stomaeb, liver and , "ar': t" ;t ' '! " :
. . , t . b-wel complaints. A winealafal be-, I r.vi;-r e... r.;.,:-
jirowiLg t.-at e.v-ia-iveiy tLey fort wiu pat the stomaeb in good i Star. Tt e -:.i ir . : - '
: ; ra;s Logs. The pv.p!e in eoolitioo to diffeet Ibe food aod preteot aire r.f two tr-i; !.
, , . , ....... , t,w bowels from beconaing conetipated. ' arn.v -n rt-e. ,r. . i.
tb.s distri-t are from V,u mile . tvry one ,hoold ke,u it lo tLe hoU6e! frt'x t..rni at ,.
railroad shipping point, to prevent belching, rlatuleney. inom-j ,tnl)Pr ,.., -j . ,.
, , . t i w . maiD i nervouna hi"t mcr iu.ii
1 h.e portiuL of Gilharn routty 1- g,)orjt iy,pt ,0d liver ard kidney
.. 1 .. '. ... Tl., . ia...
f ,e0l c'Juin. mt i'U.- """" ,h(. rm ar, n.. ,t j...
a;e lhr;e nd the (juahty s excel
Lt. but the long distant' to Lau!
wi.'-at by team. tak.-8 away a
g" at ;e.rti-.t. '' tLe j-roflt. TLe
larmers will (.:r.tii. e to grow
w t.e.it, I ut ;ii-te.i i of haulmg it
." or Hi .leg, will feed it to Logs
.ii. d market pr-rk wLi-h will do
a av wi'L a fer- at de! 'f the -x-;
! ii. fre .gLting. 1 bi- i a
- ;
Mayvi.e
'! I,i- fm-t that I'l.'tUtii impute
.i- !.u -i! ' ' 1 peit.d- of Lams
l...e..j . Wi.rt; ,..'','i.imi. and
...Hi . '' j;, r, W 'il th
" . in -tru'v ar'j'iiei.t in
HjR hai.k.
r.e of the fir.ft -t' k and fruit farms
n Ea,ern '"regon Controls large
;rai t of o'd land Er,oiire at thm
,f . e.
Tt.i pt, rare en rtery boi cf the fenuioe
liative Bromo-Ouinine Tbiu
"'position iG which, the th remedy tbat ran eM la
frmer- w,.M -uceeed,-
that i',.'t!.ui import 7 By new.ro
A H ta I fjr the retur'l of otie
in '.ay vio-k ma'e, yeir old , while
mark" on eho'llder", tiranded
j'iarti' . 1 ri li- T
i W. i . I'.iLhvt ir. Iexir.gtjn. Or.
ter at San Ar.o.r, i r-. f
boa rd i-f Minn or '(..,:
the o .r rn w :i - ;i r, n
f.-r (-... 'r nrr'-r '
rep. ,r, w ; : . . TI, . . : :' a
tt-T: t" this ",r. ;r- '
"It i sr. a r-ii- .. '
"with n.'. u ' h r i i
ways of I'r' ; ;cr - :ir
at r! pa-t f?r.-':t i' :'.'
"Th ': i:i-t pr p. - 'i'r
t ed xt. a f ,v : '. li
tre b'.r.-.r o, .,
ttortti ' .s.i..-tt '. r -ar
irt of P- ''
t,. -. -
r, -. -
' I .. !'...; b- !,'.
i. rr.a'. !. I'ti-t vjt, j pk-T Ll-MMKNT FOP. H TRAINS.
'. -ti,;.'r! .n-e t: oa'-k- V'' F- H. Well, the merchant at
' t,.. v-. i,nii mn4 y..ite ' i
'We l-V I
ar
! !.o i
i.
te e.-.t- l - t e.
- Ih-j I L-r has ; m eti a-
i e reomrrjefj 1 ChMttjO-rialD Pair.
P;ia as Ibe tK-t hoiment for strain. 1
;t lt wiiiter for eere larnenes
'tj the eide, reeihing frr m etraio. ar.d
greatly pe.d)th the jnk re
hef tel ri' it erTeC'-i." F'T eale ,
'rn iJ-'irf f .
TI .
.1 r
r
' P
V A t - L in M.nlii-niiillri
. ' ' ' '
! '.
e IK-t'irtant
fil' 'hls o'lt t-ki- t !..( -inrirrj'e
-t 'e m 1 -e' i t jr 't 'bmter-
row.-s f this !,- e h -na i .V Liver l'r..t The
i.. . i .
f . . i i . i :t pJ(e.2 I Ur liri!ici .jmiriie.
,f tt.e -.rna'-b. Price 2; eeo'a
ti.atket'-'l their - -
. Fa-ten. ( i.
han:ko.
g M -t tl
i ti ' !:"w ter
I .t t! . t. w h-
. 1 t He; pn. r Lave . ty r. - HIG0S.
: t' n I Ctit'date th ms-eltee m
- -i.i.t g WJ.de c,i. of t f !
1 I I toiii try high jii.ee at
ht..Ki tt:e itrhi:- :rice wa
l-rll .l I -I
) "' 7.4 . V ' S7 '.''. OA'.
D. A. Beardsley,
l l!et t' aii the arage price re-
" ot i new I ii.O f inn 'iff r.oorr.
I'ee. ieri'e it r. iiii-i
iUA( Tl' M. 'iHI I
I V t S T I S 1 1 I. II.' I
4 t It
A '
','fi at H
e pner
on 1 4
Hninr
fur .
i Ivff.r,
:
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!
THE tv j
i; .no'.' .i i.l M.iibU' M..HII
iiiei t ii Sj ,,-i;iltv :
STONL AM)
AlAIM'l.l: CUTITILS
KitiiHhing Stone Wmk for Huild
ing'i. l'est Marble and tlranite kept
in stock.
II Ol' ON M UN M UK V I ,
Oregon
W- tr A fa A ft f t1 Ai efe ?e i& t& s rf fc A w j
I.
aft
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CO
NT' ( N IT'KMSil
Phis M I'KI T; UN
h 1. T V Mlt K :
.LIBERTY MARKET.
H. BLAKE, PROP.
PALACE"
M i; j v i i is.: us or
FiNi- CAMHKS -mA H't" CUE. 01
Beef, Pork, Mutton.Veal
and Sausage
POULTRYand FISH
MAIN STREET,'
H. D. Wood 4 Co
'it?
Heppner,
Oregon
ThetlvzhriK has just re' eived a tine
assortirent of la iies' visiting cards in
the verv latest stvles.
v.
- - I 1V ' fl .!.:.,iu -"WW."- lw7 "W.
- Ii - I 1 ' I i i Ii H I 11 V
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Have bouoht the stock
and Good Will of
Hart & Blake. We
have moved the entire
stock to our new store
in the I.
building.
You will
O. O. F.
find Air.
James Hart there to
wait on you for your
every day wants.
(9-
....McCOUMICiv AIOWKKS....
Pakes, Reapers and Binders,
;
4
s II acaacaarwaflmrmar .-rrmjwar.-jBenrictJ! y
. T
MINOR & CO. I
an he found in larg.-
ijiiant iti-".- and with tl
l!l,!i!etll'i;l IIO'.IS',
1 latest iin
.mi curry
r iveir.eii's at iai n'H"
Hodge and AlcConnick Headers.
; ride ou:.-e!ve- on keer i g the larget-t and 1 -? t stip-
W
Studcbakcr Hacks. Buggies and Wagons
r hroiight to Heppner. You should examine tln-m
before pUKliHsilig elsewhere.
P. GARRIGUES
SPRING
AND
SUM
MR
SHOES
4
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..ffl. LICHTENTHAL..
THE t'P-TO-DATE
ilCt DliLEH ...
lii-ii ' ; lion I a ii i li i ii o iii
tilt' line . if ,-!:,,(, lo inn- ill ;i lol
OXillllilH' "'il' i III IIU'll-o st Ic.
('an siii.- y.o; will, ni-at a i nl
vcll-)ii;ii!o ln.i'u i-.ir a! t. -.01:1 '.lo
prices.
Custom Work
a Specialty...
HEPPiNER.
OREGON
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A
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ri1i(- First National (irocc-rv
Can he found on Main street ari l
is the pl.t 'e to buy ::::::
Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, Tin-
ware and Furnishing Goods
C ENTIi A L M K AT M A J K KT
J. H. KINSMAN. Manager.
These floods art' well adapted to
either ( ity or Country Trade : : ;
o
:.
,0
:'
Sliipli1 u Fiiwy flivwifs. Fiiif Teas &
:
j Beef. Pork,
j Mutton.
Sausage and
1
Poultry
I always on
hand.
"3jfce"vMP iwMt
...... Ym&nk'' .
1 w 1 i1 A.-l .e.s-.-.e. 1- f I.-.
Xams. Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
"'''-.-vt
"J
COR.NEP MAIN AM) MAY STPtCTS.
I'li'sh I'.sh
1 ii-i-i'i vi I
on I-'ric l.i s
Good Goods...
Fair Prices.-:
o
T. HOWARD, Heppner
..The City Bakery..
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KERY AND CONFECTIONERY
;.i ii--
l:li;i ;lli'l
I I.l 1. i I. U'.
Confectionery, Cigars, Soda Water,
ir j: f:m;,i in sf.ason
wun
STEEL PENS
( Tf HBe.e)Htl
1 r e r" . I Fin. Murllum find
iV..-,j iVIftlAHLRE. I3U OlIt;3 fjroal Point..
Sold bf Ad Stationers.
ESTERBROOK STEEL PEN CO. ?a
- M SP-iV 1 -11 -1
V
Tint I5AIX WAOOX
In one that everylmdy kliowu. It j oue of the ln-sl on i-Hrth
Gilliam ( Bisbee
llavejiibt ri i eived one of tin- larjje-t sticks of P.iin noi, ,.Vi t
hront'lit to Heppner.
li'Ioc-f4 fire lItflit.
Heavy ami .Shelf Hardware, (lraiutenre, Tiuwaro, Acrirultural
Iroplemeuts, Wnifons, Haikn, Etc., raiuta and Oils (the In nt in
the world ). Crockery ami filaaaware.