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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1902)
The Heppner Gazette Issued Thursday Morning. Warnock Sc Michell. Entered at the Postotlice at Heppner Oregon, as second-class matter. Thursday Dec. 11,1002 The railroads going into Port land have subscribed 50,000 to the Lewis and Clark fair fund. With the substantial encourage ment received the fair ought to be a great success. America has lost a great man in the death of Thomas 13. Heed. A nf Rtrmif convictions, aggres- Hive and outspoken, Reed could with the measles. not bo president, lor he antagon ized the political powers. His treat intellect was a power in con- gress. all answered by the Gasette. We l,nnfl to make the annual numoer better than any previous issue sent from Morrow county, lhe adver tising columns are being well pat ronized and we hope to have at least, every business house in Heppner, represented. Do not wait to be called upon, but send in your order for an ad. The paper will be widely circulated. LEXINGTON NEWS. Lexisgton, Dec. 10, 1902 Mrs. 11. A. Nichols is on the sick list this week. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nichols, Dec. 5, a son. Kuth Leach is having a serious time m uo W S Demar 4 4k 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 Orville Brown brought a load of po tatoes to town Tuesday. Frank Barker and W. F. McMillan went to Portland Tuesday. Frank Smith finished tna seas... run with his thresher last Friday. i f Rev. E. K. Beach returneu irom a to Portland, Monday The fact that W. O. Minor's yearling Shorthorn bull, Rolando, bred in Morrow county, took first nrizeand topped the sale, at the business trip International Fat Stock Show in evening. pi,;nnn in on luinnr nf no small Tni;a t ajnYi pnmft down from the V-Hld,') 1 J jCo I - importance. This hue young ani- mountains last Tuesday and returned mal was in competition with the Thursday United States, Canada ana iing You Want a 'ortrait Free? The proposition is simple. With each purchase we furnish you stamps to the amount of that purchase. When you have purchased $25.00 worth of goods brino- us in. your stamps and a photo, we will send Eas? and have the photo enlarged. No expense whatever to you. land, and won out first on meiit, which proves not only that Mr. Minor has some of the finest cattle in thfl world, but that Morrow county is one of the most favored places for fine stock breeding. Protracted meetings will begin next Sunday at the Congregational church. All are invited to attend. Brown Bros, moved to town last week. They are rebuilding ana en larging their barn this week. II. c. Gay and wife, of Rhea Creek, The first gun for irrigation in attended the quarterly meeting at the Eastern Oregon, will be fired at Methodist enure,., ou..u,. PpnrllPtnn. in ft nublic meeting to Mrs. T. L. Dorman's house received a naint hist week. Tom Bar- county ought to have a representa- nett was master of ceremonies. tive at this meeting. W lth a 1UU,- Misses Dona and Trannie Barnett re- 000 acres of arid lands, capable of great productton with the apphca. tion of water, Morrow county peo pie ought to become interested in the great irrigation question. A meeting should be arranged for here so that the people could get together and discuss this great question. turned from Portland Saturday, where they had been Btudying music, The Pristine Order of Prevaricators i a new organization in town, E. T). Mc Millan and Chas. Morey promoters. The first quarterly conference of the M. E. church, South, was neiu msi Saturday afternoon. lhe pressing lave S egisters Partly Filled? Our contract will expire about Jan. '1st, 1903, and we r 1 in notion to furnish any after that date. Will iivi- '-s 1 1 " Would ask our customers to complete their registers A hefnre and bring tnem in wun puuiu iu a the end of the year. nor & Company 3 qp? p qpH elder, Kev. H. S. Shang'e, preached in Mi -f ihn uavt v, nvoninn Snndav morning the I I ir II TQl c M Ml vuvu w " lllCJ V ii 1 fc- - Arorrnn loriulArnrA mflkps the Sena- nhnrrh was ded icated. The sermon by V I U - v v- - torial question an absorbing topic the presiding elder was an able dis iust now. A Salem paper remarks course. After the sermon, the simple . . . ...... - C IV. nlif rtra ATI imnraoQIVa TltPfl HI (lfiU 1CII 1 1 ;Jtl XL Li-lO CUUUlo WAiJJT v w null iujj'ivoi-mv - of the vote, Charley Fulton would performed ue eiecieu ou lue mtsi u.ivl .!;.Jr..i..,(:Bpn,r,v.i . .. . a new company consolidating numerous ot tlie opinion luai iui. xunuu u , . , . t L . .; f claims in Eastern Oregon, and an oil tnecnoice oi a gieot W' l . 5 n . ftn. Cons,er and the people all over the state. Scott, wc iLia iJV'v-'F ii T?irtirmQn ahn owned stock in o: Tirri: 1 manv ner I . , ' . , i soie of the claims consolidated, hae others would not keep in sight of Uluc 1 .i: ,1 H, , nteraptfl at L'Ocd ad- r,1a hv nntmlnr vote. Fulton vanlaee t-'l' ' I . , , ia nnnnlar hpnuiiHA he s a coed Deputy siierm u.w m man, and could probably do more returned from Pullman, Wash., where in the United States Senate for they have ceen visaing menu. Oretron. than any of the candidates Attorney S E. Notson, of Lexington, nentioned. Mr. Fulton's pleasant was in the city Friday. ncMrpsH. undoubted ability and force of oratory, has made him many friends who would be pleas- to see him represent Oregon in the upper house at Washington. r.atarrh Cannot be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as Ihey oaunot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis flnsp, and io order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Rbu s iatarrn Cure is taken internally and fiots directly on theb'.ood and mnoous surfaoes. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quck medicioe. It was prescribed by one of the best phy sicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the beet tonios known, oombiDed with tbe best blood purifiers, acting directly on tbe mucous eurfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produoea such wonderful roeults in nnrin? Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Tole do, O. Sold by druggists, price 7oc. Hall's Family Pills are the best . O. Borg, Jeweler t btxl 'mnh exnerience in fitting glasses and am prepared to do all kinds of OPTICAIv XVORK. & E. C. Ashbaugh visited lone, Tuesday IH AKIMI.n. IlllltX. The issuance of the New Year Gazette, which will be a 2i page paper, pages to be the same size as tbe regular weekly edition, re quires enterprise and hard work to be made a success. The Ga zette now employs five people, who will be lequired to work over time, to get the annual edition out on time. To get out a paper of this kind, takes nerve, labor, and a greater expense than most people would suppose. We em ploy Morrow county people, and what it costs will be left here. The Gazette is a Morrow county insti tution, and is laboring for tha wel fare of the county in general. Hardly a week passes that does not bring from one to half a dozen letters from ppople in different states of the Union, asking for in formation about Heppner and Morrow county. These letters are SLAGIIT. Saturday, Dec. 0. to Mr. and Mrs. Myron Slaght, a by, weight 8 pounds. II AM AN. December 8. 1002, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ilaman, a girl, weight 8 pounds. John Harbke came up from lone, Tuesday evening. HEUUEN SLAGHT. At the parson age of the M. E. church South, in this city, Wednesday evening, December 3, 1902, Mr. Claud Herren and Misa Ella Slaght, Kev. F.' C. Adkins, oilici ating. Mr. and Mrs. Ilerren are both well known residents of Morrow county. Mr. Ilerren is a prominent young stockman and Mrs. Herren is a popular young hia hpst wishes of a 1(111 V JI'CT iimjw " large circle of friends. j )NES ISAKKIt At the court house, Heppner, Oregon, Saturday, Decern berOth, 1U02, Mr. Leander H.Jones and Miss I.ila N. Daker, both of near Hardman, Jmke A. ti. Bartholomew, officiating. Attorney Geo. F. Welch, went to Arl ington, Monday, on legal badness. imi.aci: SIM1AV Ill'It. December H, 1W2. Trice 50 cents. Weekly boarders will not be charged extra. iiiM.-or.F aim: Soup. Cream of Chicken onsomne with Sherry Itelislico. Oyster Salal ShreJ'leil Cabbage f isli. Boiled Chinook Salmon Drown Butter I : tree. Chicken pot pie fainilv M le Domcotic Duck with jelly fhillet of I'.cef Chan:iit;uciii8 I 'each fritter-' sherry SHiice Bartlett jears V lupin.' I Creai.i lloiled. Hatn ClianipHRiie nam-e I ickled ox tong'ie Prime Hil.s oi l . f b'I ;u Chicken w ith dreni(r l"rk and tipple sauce Leg f I.ai'ib Yen I ii l les. Boiled and mashed potatoes So-dloped Tcmatoe Fried Cern lteserl. rium 1'uddim.'. H.ird Brandy Pau I'iisir) . Hot mince, apple, custard pie C ream Cheese and Water ("rack Black Coflee aud Cognac Tea :! M.Ik BRING YOUR WATCH TO ME to have it repaired it you want a first-class jb o work. I make a specialty of fine ::::::: Watch Repairing. Silverware and Musical instruments MAIL OKIIKIIS RKCEIVK ritOJll'T ATTKNTIOS Address nil Orders to P. O. HOIKii, Ilcppncr, Orcffon i DEPARTMENT StoKliolderJ Mcettiiff . Notice is hereby given that a meeting ofthes'oik holders of the Arbuckle Coal & Transportation company will be held at the ollice of the company, in Heppner, Oregon, on Monday, January 5, 19M, at 7;30p. in., to trans ct any business that may come before the meet ing. Attest: T. A. Kiiea, I,.:vv is Kixxkv, PresKlent. Secretary. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind Yen Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of t IN 01 GROCERY 1 t i t o 9 We carry a full line of fancy and staple goods. Hams and break fast bacon. Dried fruits of all kinds. Sweet and sour pickles in bulk. Our groceries are fresh in every respect and go under our guarantee to be first-class. II TIE IK OF DRY GOODS. You will find a large and well assorted stock to select from. A big ir T?l -.I ri ta on1 llllt Ui J- liUUlCiViio ctwvt. . Outings. French Flan- r Unlc-lo lnttnrn w I1U1 iiiaio. in.iv.i''-' in three yards lengths. The ladies of Heppner will do well to call at our store and look over these goods before purchasing elsewhere. O 3 ? Gotton Blankets in Wnite and Grey. Oregon w ool m iuliii vjj w.. ... . Ourcloaks and jackets are going at cost. V We invite the public to call and inspect our goods. - -- f THOMSON BKOTHEES. 9 i i
