The Heppner Gazette.
Issued Every Thursday Morning
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ner, Oregon."
Several cases of measles are reported
in the city.
Atto'ney S. E. Notson, of Lexington,
was in the city Friday.
E. II. Clark, the wool dealer from
Tendleton, is in the city.
Geo. Perry was in town on Sunday
from his Lone Rock ranch.
S. T. Robinson, of Eight Mile, was
registered at the Palace, Friday.
. Benj. Matthews, of Portland, was reg
istered at the Palace. Saturday.
Geo. W. Turner, of Lexington was
registered at the Palace Monday.
Geo. W. Wells, the coal expert, came
up from Portland, Friday evening.
Miss Ilattie Starret who is teaching
school near Ilardman, epent Sunday in
this city.
The little daughter aged seven years
of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kinney, is eick
with pneumonia.
Miss Lorena Meadows has returned
from Portland where she has been hav
ing her eyes treated.
Mrs. G. W. Swaggart started Monday
morning for Trenton, Mo., where she
will visit for two or three months.
Prof. J. L. Swavne, a teacher who
recently arrived from the East, has been
engaged to teach the Gooseberry school.
Rev. J. V. Crawford returned from
Waitsburg on last evening's train. Mrs.
Crawford will stay and -visit relatives
for some time.
Rufo Blake came to town Monday
from his home on Rock Creek. He
left for Portland Wednesday morning to
entor business college for the winter.
Mrs. J. J. Adkins and uucle, Mr.
Bruce, who has been visiting in Hepp
ner lor some time, left Wednesday
for Milton and WaiUburg to visit rela
tives. Mayor Frank Gilliam, M. D. Clark,
C. K. Zilla and Frank Roberts returned
Monday evening from Blalock, where
they had been on a goose Mint. They
bagged 62 geese on the trip.
Mrs. C. E. Bader, grandaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Borg of this citv,
left Monday morning for her home in
Portland. Mrs. Bader has been visiting
in Heppner for some time.
Eugene Perrault, night clerk at the
Palace hotel, Safcirday received the sad
news of the sudden death of his father
in Portland. Mr. Perrault left for Port
land, Monday morning.
Genrgp Conner received a telegram
from Mrs. Coneer announcing her ar
rival in Boston. Mrs. Conser is the
jruest of Mrs. P. B. McSworda. Next
week Mrs. Conser, Mrs. McSwords and
daughter Marie will visit New York
City.
Sherman S. Hornor, formerly of
Heppner, and a brother of Ian Horner,
the saddle manufacturer of this city, at
the recent election, was elected treasure
of Ada county, Idaho. Boiso is located
in Ada county and the oflico is an im
portant one.
Postmaster Yanghan informs us that
there is considerable complaint about
the outside door of the postollice lining
iocked at night. This is the ruling from
the postollice depaitmentand, of course,
has to be carried out to the letter.
Postmaster Yaughan should not he
criticized for his actions.
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Thursday, Nov. 13.
Club 50 cents per bushel.
Blue eteru 05 cents per bushel.
COUNTY COURT
FULL, PROCEEDINGS OF THE
REGULAR SESSION.
Commissioner jr. A. William Itc
signs. -Hills Audited Road
Petitions Disposed of.
The regular meeting of the Morrow
county court convened at the court
house Wednesday of last week, with
Judge A. G. Bartholomew and commis
sioners E. C. Aahbaugh and J. A. Wil
liams present.
Following bills were allowed:
A G Bartholomew salary $ 150 00
Vawter Crawford, salary 3o3 33
E M Shutt, salary 333 33
E R Swinburne, county physician 20 S3
M Lichtenthal, salary 83 33
J W Shipley, salary 135 68
W L Smith, salary 90 00
J W Matlock, county ex 8 00
W O Hill, salary 100 00
J J McGee, road and bridge .... 7 00
W J Wattenberger, same 4 00
J F Royse, assessor's ac 6 00
W J Davis, road and bridge ac. SO 00
Julius Keithly, same 3 50
Patterson & Son, stationery 2 50
lone Post 4 75
J L Yeager, pauper acct 25 00
II E Warren, road and bridge.. 4 00
J F Ward, road and bridge 20 00
Geo Perry, same 8 00
Wm Barton, pauper ac. 40 Of)
Yiewers report of road .No. 33 was
read first time.
State of Oregon vs John Doe and
Richard Roe. Cost bill as follows was"
ordered paid :
J P Williams, J P fees 5 70
State of Oregon vs. Allen McFerren,
cost bill ordered paid;
J P Williams, J P fees 10 40
P C Creswell, constable fees ... 5 90
Jess Kirk, witness 3 00
G W Smith, witness 3 00
State of Oregon ys John Doe and
Richard Roe, following bill of costs
was ordered paid :
J P Williams, J P fees 5 70
In the matter of awarding the con
tract for furnishing vault of new court
house with steel furniture.
The Art Metal Construction Com
pany having the lowest bid was '. award
ed the contract to furnish the steel fur
niture in the new court house vault for
the sum of $1687.
Petition of J. L. Howard for estab
lishment of a county road not having
the required number of signers was set
aside.
In the matter of application for a
change in county road No. 3S. One of
the viewers having failed to qualify, the
report was rejected. The bill of the
viewers and surveyor was ordered paid
as follows :
Julius Keithly, surveyor
Marion Evans, viewer
J II Willis, "
John Her, "
7 90
3 00
3 00
2 (0
In the matter of chance in county
road No. 38.
The petition of W. P. Dutton et al.
was again taken up for the purpose of
appointing appraisers to view the road
with the suveyor. On account of former
viewers having failed to comply with
the law, following viewers were ap
pointed: F. M. Gentry, W. G. Scott
and Ed Duran, to meet on the 22d day
ot November at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
beginning of the proposed road.
In the matter of appointing a county
physician for one year. Dr. Frank B. j
Kistner was appointed county physician
and to receive salary of $70. !
R. O. Wills, contractor fur interior 1
finish cn the new court house was al- j
lowed sf'JO'W, this amount being due. !
In accordance with the contract Frank ,
IhiPiat was allowed $2000 for stone i
woik on new court honee. j
The clerk's statement in relation to
pavment of scalp bounty claims was ac
cepted and approved by the court.
The sum of $375 was allowed Gilli.un
it Bisbee for p'umbing work on rew
court houfe.
Following miscellaneous bills were
allowed: j
B P Doberty, rebate on tax 52 Si' j
J P. Louy, road and bridge ac. 23 05
Heppner Transfer Co 5 75
Rhea & Welch, pauper ac 24 3S
Heppner Gazette, stationery... 8 00
E E Morrison, court house ac. 49 36
J S Boyer, same 2 00
Heppner Light & Water Co 9 00
Irwin-Hodeon Co 18 30
Heppner Times 34 40
Glass & Prudhorame 14 89
W B McAlister 24 00
W L Saling, assessor 192 00
Chas Hams, pauper ac 42 40
Otis Shaner " 5 00
Telephone & Telegraph Co 9 75
T R Howard, pauper ac 13 10
Joe Hughes 2 00
Gilliam & Bisbee, road and
bridge ac 190 20
J A Williams 11 00
E C Ashbaugh 12 00
Road application of Wm. Stauffer was
postponed on account of proper affidavit
of posting having not been filed.
William Ayers was appointed janitor
of the new court house at a salary of $60
per month.
The resignation of J. A. Williams,
county commissioner, was handed in at
this term, which was accepted by the
court. Francis M. Griffin, of lone, was
appointed to fill the vacancy.
The bond of J. N. Beeler, road super
visor of Heppner precinet was accepted
and approved.
PAL. ACE SI'JVDAY l)lM:i.
November lfi, 1902. Price 50 cents. Weekly
boarders will not be charged extra.
IIILL.OI'.FAUE
Soiip.
Malieonita Chicken Broth
ICeliwIictt.
Spiced Olives Young Celery
t Salad.
Shrimp Salad ala de Shiva
I'ili.
Boiled Hnlibut with Eg Snuce
Entree,
Turkey Wing Fricassee Spring Chicken
Martre de Hotel Tenderloin of Veal
fireaded Orange Fritters with Tamuto
Marmelade
Itoiletl.
Ham with Champignon Sauce Prime
Kibs an jus Leg of Lamb with Jelly
Pork Debordala Turkey with Cranberry
Sauce Chicken with Dressing
Vegetables.
French Peas Sweet Potatoes
Boiled and mashed potatoes
Pastry.
ITot Mince Apple Coeoanut pte
llessert.
Ala Blancc Merringue Lemon Sherbet
Assorted Cake
Fruit.
C5rapes Oranges Mixed Nuts
Black Cotl'eo and Conlac Dover Punch Tea
Coll'ee and Mi"--.
.lusoiiic Lecture.
Archdeacon Glover will address the
Masonic lodge in this city on Saturday
night, 'the general subject being Free
Masonry. All Masons are invited.
Services at the M. E churclj next
Sunday as follows: Sunday school at
10 a. m. and preaching at 11 a. m. On
account of revival meetings in the Bap
tist church and the M. E. church,
South, there will be no services in the
evening. II. L. Reightol, pastor.
Astoria collected 6512 in fines
during the month of October.
DRAB5HT
Constipation is nothing more
than a doctrine of the bowels'
and notlune leMthan vital statr-
nation or death if not relieved.
f every constipated sufferer
could realize that he is allowing
poisonous lilth to remain in his
system, ho would sion pet relief.
Constipation invites all kind of
contatrion. Headaches, bilious
ness, colds and many other ail
ments disappear when consti
pated bowels are relieved. The.l
ford's Blark-1 trauei t thoroughly
cleans out the t..ivlsin an easy
and natural manner without the
jir.r'jii. of ( iilomel or other vio
lent cathartics.
Be sure that yon pet the origi
nal Thed ford's BlarJr-Irancnt,
made by Tho Chattanooga- Medi
cine Co. Sold by all drugcrists in
25 cent and $1. 00 packages.
Xnrrnn, Ark., Wav 2". 1001.
I rannnt rwvMnmtn.l The.5f.ird Mark
lrDtrht too highly. 1 keep It In hit hoaae
11 the time M kare a-0 It tor thrlart
ten jer. I BfTer a-ate my rhlldnn
any othT Uknttva. I think 1 vld
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pTfr De (tile to work vitkotrt It
OB xv-Oant Of bvlnff troablrd with
constipation, toar medicine la ,
all that keeps ne up.
C. B. Jl-FlKLAjrn.
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WINTER HARDWARE
The time of year has arrived wben a new stove or fixture
for the old one are needed. This is a question that will be settled
right if left with Gilliam & Bisbee. Stoves and Ranges, WomI
and Coal Burners to suit any household, office or store.
Is your fuel costing
you too much?
What kind of a stove do you use. Save the price of a i-tsrw
one in your fuel outlay by seeing Gilliam & Bisbee. Then Yki
comfort of it is worth something.
See our beautiful line of Ctyna
ware, Glassware ar)d Crockery
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We are not advertising to sell out
our goods below Cost, but we will
meet all ..prices qviality considered
that may be quoted by our competi
tors. We are here to stay with you.
and give you the best value for your
money. Call and get our prices and
be convinced that we will do what
we say.
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THOMSON
NEW GROCERY STORE.
Bright, Fresh, New
Stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries.
Orange Front Building. Alain St,
A. E. BINNS. Proprietor.
For Xcxt IMiii-ts- Xji
Suits made to order f.r j
$15.00 j
Henry Bode, Tailor, - - - fepnncr. Orcrr
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& Bisbee
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My Goods are all
Fresh and New and
Prices are Ricrht,
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