. .) s i : hi : 1 1 ii v ot !; s.
Read the life of Daniel Webster, and
liroiit theieby.
The teuehors of this part might hold
a looal in' itnte.
Tf.iv-lie-, your pupils a'e watching
every act so piny your part right.
If von wirdi to become wise, trade off
that old Htoi-k of ideas for a new line.
If you are deserving and not financially
aide to go to school, you can get help.
We an? preparing for Xmas - by
luitclseiing hogs and making sausige.
If yuii don't think girls are needed on
the aim, nevtr mention it to Jieri
Coiirter.
Don't worry too much about having
Ju;i.' v;-.,!ig, jast act i uht from the
If vu sue not after a first class com
tnon i education, steer your boat
cleat the pai'ts oi lio 'senerry.
G.biji trawls slow these icy days,
. 1 . T I . .
s(:c mil ni )Vi' nji .ieu jouu
,v coif puts in his appearance.
If yon d jii't want to teach sidiool,
ttive yourself a fair education, and p.t
you l 1 iv:o.:t' oil
irr.e
T.ar!
the imii ket for another
is at borne again, and no
1 filial: pox yet. We ate not
,y snyckle ui.-ease in this
Jay 1".
want i ' ;
count! "
An lay AkeiH dawi ed him se'fin a set.
of sci.ooi-iiaincss l.ti,t .Monday. We
need moiT bey like Aulay.
Lt-ain hew to inanfie a nuniltr of
pi-pds, flv't. yii.i may he able io teach a
:!at-!-, n.cceuse your knowledge every
.lay by i ca. an,:, studying and thinking.
The sii 'W ar.il ice h 'S had possession
pai ;. of eai til's domain for several
m.-rs have decided to wait
liter X ssas to finish putting in
ai;i.
(V iatci's face is all smiles, says
ft seo bow a man can manage a
-uccvssbilly without ornamenting
Of tl.:.
days,
aiiiiii
ihyu
He;
i.e. d
ranch
the pai lor with thd sweet smiles of a
Jovely ei.-i.
And if yoii teach, teach, don't merely
k ep school. Start your pupil right.
The teacher nuidt really want to see
thing- done light. Jle must have
uieJ.ua! and moral power of leadership.
H'ct ready for .Xmas by reading the
J took of i'.-a'ms, ami it you don't i est
well mgt.U batho in the sea of cobriety,
chai,.'' xAi: person weli with honest
i-aliii and oil retning swallow a pill
ot legut.
Ninety-five )er cent of our leaJing
iiducatois were raised poor hoys, so
you sc.- what others nave done we can
cL, put your own will to the wheel, and
bhe will roll at once, never looking
,ek, .i r. j.itinr.e the marcti and the
sict'jo Aiii be jours.
If yu; fiie b-.tween the age of seven
teen ana twenty-live without a common
tense k.,o .viedge, of things m geneial,
just uiukc ai laiigements at once to put
iu wito tn-year l'JJ:;, and apply your
self closo.y to your books either in or
out of seliuol, and when hMl shad have
come yo.i w id haye a. together a dtl'eieut
KOene b-.'fore you, never lender an ex
cuse, a yoiti neart is gooii, you haven't
any e.co.-e, don't wait for .something to
turu up. go aoead and nun up Kome
thing. An idle b.aiu is the devifs
workbiioji.
lltA.MIl UUFINKS 1IKH CLAIMS
llrnua lMUiilion, but Want
Ilquill Treatim-iH Willi tlte
Wilier I'owrr.
Washington, Dec. 18. It wbb Ifarned
tonieht that Fiance has addressed a
note to her Charged Affairs at Caracas
for submission to the Venezuelan
government, stating the position she
will remain in reference to claims of her
citizens against Venezuela.
France makes a distinction between
claims arising before Casto's assump
lionot power and those arising since.
The claims of France prior to Castro's
administration, it is already agreed, are
to he settled by arbitration. The claims
aiising since Castro became president
are to be adjusted by the French
.Minister at Caracas and proper Mini
sterial ofiieers of Venezuela. This was
arranged some time ago.
In the note pent to Caracas, France
takes the position that claims aiising
since 1809, when Castro became Presi
dent, should have as favorable treat
ment, as is given to claims of Germany,
G.-eat r.ribfn ami other countries. As
to the c'aima prior to 1S90, France says
they shall be met accoiding to the mo-a-i'avored
nation treaty clause, and be met
out of the customs reeeipts. The note
is courteous but firm.
France, it is announced, will make no
demonstrations against Venezu da.
9iii. i. is ( s:tii?;u.
ICedm-rM IMities si fiiilippiiio
tl uc Is.
I"ro-
i leijjj taki i ri' 1'triuils For I'.nr.i.
The hi . of the cu-tomary form of
O ii. .v N ;i;..ividu.d hail tare permits
Will he 1 .l.Lii.ii d Wl'Ii the clo.-e Ol
tl .u yi-.ii i and for I'k '), Joint Clergy
v;;i!; - ' -vied by the Trans-Conti-t.i
i.ta' i ..- -i' Assot ialioii will be
honuie '. . .. .i line. Thee penults
Th" House Thursday parsed the bill
to reduce the duties on the products of
the Philippines coming in the Unit', d
States from 75 per cent of the n:g!ey
rates (the present dutie-) to 2o per cent
of those rates.. The discussion of the
bill was accompanied by considerable
maneuvering on the Democratic side to
tecure voles on various jmieiidinents
designed to lower the tariff barrier still
further, and a record vote was foiced on
a motion to recommit, with instructions
to report a bill providing for absolute
free trade with the islands. The di
vision on this proposition was on party
lines, with the exception of .McCall die p.
Mass.), who voted with the Democrats.
A telegraph and express oiViea
has been established at Fairviow,
Or.
-mrj- - nmm-
Auction Sale of HoiiM'liold Jioils.
Notice is hereby given that on Satur
day the 3d day of January 19.):?, at the
hour of three o'clock p. m. at the old
store building of Wells it Co. corner
Main and May streets Heppner, Ore.
I will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, a lot of household articles consbt
ing of books, lurmtin e, carpets, silver
ware, hardware, cooking utensils, and
such articles r.s are generally used for
housekeeping, and being the property
mortgaged by W. W. Sibray on the tiist
day of Auguset ISO'.), to M. M. Ihngham
in Multnomah county Oiegon, and
taken under said mortgage upon fore
e osure thereof.
G. W. l'n,:i cs,
Attorney for Moitgagee.
will tie g.
of the 'A
Trans Co'
irg pra-t:
i -.: a1"' -i ..
if :-j.id y ..e
eociati ti
these pi r:n t.
in the combined territories
ern, South-Western, and
:ental Associations, embiac
y the territory west of Chi
;.,uis. A charge of 1 . U
.e Trans-Continental As-
r tiie exiense of issuing
A. L. Ckaig,
neral Passenger Agent.
A IJood ouiih Ii-diciiic.
l- IlOM TIIE GAZETTE, TOO tVOOM li V, AVoTll.l
lia
I find Chambfrb.in's C ngh K.?med
an exuallent mediciuo. I have b'eu suf
fering from a severe cougli for the bi.d
two months, nnd ii has (ilVcH'd h cure.
I hf-ve great plea -lire ;:i rec-trimeni ing
it. Y. 0. Wccknor. T'ui istl-.e opinion
of one of onr oldest and most r - peeled
residents, and has been voluntarily giv
en in Kood faith thai oti;rs may try tire
remedy and he benefited, as was Mr.
Wockner. This remedy is sold by XI. -cum
Drug Co.
The anti-baloou ticket with ih?
excejition of erne council mat), whs
defeated at Ashland, Thursday.
A closed town fight is on at
Pasco. It id the first anti-;.i mill
ing demonstration in the history
of the town.
Know Ten I'eet Peep.
Denver, Colo., Dec. 21. The blizzard
that raged on Friday and Sautrday in
Fastern Colorado and Wyoming and
Western Kansas and Nebraska was the
most serious in years to the railroad, as
far as the interruption of the taiflic is
concerned. All trains on the Union
Pacific and Burlington lioads ere de
layed at least 24 hours, and some trains
due yesterday morning are just getting
into Denver tonight. This is true of
trains over the Kansas Ci'y branch of
the Union Pacific. Along this line
snow drifts fiom G to 10 feet deep made
the movement of trains impossible until
the track could be cleared.
The number of desertions from
the United States army has be
come alarming. Many attribute
it to the abolishment of the chii
teen and lack of amusement in the
army.
The Pride Of Heroes.
Mirny soldiers in the last war wrnt.n tn
i,v that for Scratches, Bruises, C:jts,
Wounds, Corns, S re Feet and f-tiff
Joints, Bucklen's Arnica Halve is the
host in the world. Bone for Bums,
-:cdds, Boils, Uloers, Skin Eruptioes
and Piles. It cures or no pay. Only 2oe
;.t MIocum Drug Co.
At the log-rolling of the Wood
men of the World, held at Dallas,
on Friday night, 100 members
were initiated.
Grant county citizens are to
hold an anti-forest reserve meet
ing in the near future, to protest
ugainst the present boundaries.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests all classes of food, toues Bnd
strengthens the stomach and digestive
Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
StoruKch Troubles, and makes rich red
blood, health nr.d strength. Kodol re
builds wornont tissues, purifies strength
ens and sweetens tha Htomooh. Gov. G.
W, Atkinson, of W. Va.. phjs: I have
naed a number ot bottles of Kodol and
have found it to be a very effective and,
indeed, a powerful remedy for stomiich
rilmeots. I recommend it to my friends.
Sioonm Drug Co., Heppner, and lone
Drug Co., lone.
BUSINESS LOCALS
and want ads of all descriptions will
hereafter ba published in a column by
themselves.
Kales for Local Ails.
Ten cents h line for first insertion and
o cents a line for each subsequent inser
tion. All notices set in brevier type.
iroceric.
P.inns Bros, for fresh groceries.
T. li. Howard for fine groceries
The finest groceries at I'.inns Bros.
Get your miuce meat at the Central
Ma rket.
The Ga.ejtk has added a new
to its list Contest AtlhUvit.
hi iak
Howard's grocery store is a very pop
u!ar place for the purchase of supplies
for farmers and outfits for outing in the
way of extra tine groceiies. Almost
everything imaginable kept in stock.
It's handy where you can get auvthing
you want
You tret a chance on the Morris chair,
to be given away X:n:i ev, with every
oOe purchase. Don't fail to get a chance.
Piitteison Jk. Son, Cp-to date Druggist.
U -r Holiday stock is prettier, finer
and a better select ma than ever before
peea in II-ppner. l'atters.n & Sou, up
to date Druggists.
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
war o of
Bear:
Ihe cdlto-Hl page of tb "Weekly Ore
Ccniaa gUvs a broad treatment to a wlda
A. J. Snell wanted to attend a psrty,
but was afraid to do so on Recount of
pains in his etotnocb. which he feared
would grow worse. He eays, "I was
telling nay troubleB to a lady friend, who
eaid; 'Chamberlain 'e Colio, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy will put yoa in con
dition for the party.' I bought a bottle
and lake pleasure in stating that two
doses cared me and enabled tne to Lave
a good time at tbe party. Mr. Suell is a
resident of Sammer Hill, N. Y. This
remedy is for eale by Slocum Drag Co.
Independent and reliable
Ian. . ..
-The Orecon-
Tr-e Pastime has jut received a large
shipment of high giade cigars of the
leading brand-", tobaccos ami pipes.
Call around and get a good smoke.
K. C. Ashbaugh, proprietor.
Do not fail to get a chance on the
Lovely Morris Chair to ne given away
Xmas eve. Patterson & Son, up-to-date
Druggists.
We have a fine line of Holiday stock
on display. Do not fail to see it, and
Bemember, you get a chance on the
Morris cbair with every 50c purchase.
Patterson & Son, up-to-date Druggists.
FALL
AND
WIN
TER
t.SHOES.
M. LICHTENTHAL..
THE UP-TO-CATE
SHOE DEALER....
When you need anything in
the line of Shoes, come in and
examine our immense stock.
Can supply you with neat and
well-made footwear at reasonable
prices. :::::::: :
Custom Work
a Specialty...
HEPPNER,
OREGON
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
BRETALL, Props
THOMSON A.
Ci , tV: .c -vV t-.'nw'.-vv,
Beef, Mutton, Sausage
and Poultry
kept constantly on hand
Hams, Lard and Bacon
of the best quality
Fresh Fish in Season
West Side Upper Alain Street, Heppner.
r:
CimOMC CASES
are pa ticularty desirous-
You cannot only cure Piles
by removing the cause.
You cannot j."'t at the cnue
with anything but an internal
remedy.
Chronic cases make the most,
enthusiastic advertisers of thi.s
remedy. IJecause it cure.-.
Weak Men !
O . V J .
fSEXO TABLETS S
WILL MAKE YOU STRONG
They arc an Absolute Cure
for Loss of
SEXU1L ITOK, SrERMlTOlllillGKA,
i!E.aTLT3 M E.TOSt',ETC.
And we truiirniitop them, fin
receipt of Uue Hollar vvc will
mail a liox (11) ln vs. trent
meiii) securely senlcit. to iiny
M.IireiK, with no marlis to
di;i Uie coteii Ik.
Boxes TrJ;;tlU $5.00
Six
L
Yonr money will he promptly
returiie.l to you it you are not
sutislied with the treatment.
Green & Jackson Drw Co
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
Ml
visit DR. JORDAN'S grit'
mi Arun-n a ft n in n mm an i
IG5I MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
(Iikmi BlJiik ul ifnmih.f
Tb target Anatomical Unaoum
Grratnat altrnetton In tfm City. A
p leotuitrui siymjor vuturs.
i -4 H'rnhfitiai.i'1. or n t eon tr not
Ml j ert disenst,po!ti vely ruroil hjr
CuAik li.stiiblistiBd 3o years.
CR. JCRCAN PH1YATE DISEASES
teed iuvi who ar mifV-rrry
from lho fU'vcts of youthful Iii.I'.h- '
ci-etloiit or In ruHturnr
rear. Werv
poiipnej. Ivn ;ianu4 in ioi HseumiiU-
catloim; Xprmliirilin, J'l-'ni.iC r.
I h(fa, liluaorriiA'H. U li-rt. i ri-iifiirj
f ITrlisnlliiZi Hy h CDioljiinalon of i
remd!i.s, ot :! .'. it nur:tt'e t.o r, the Doctor
lia.n so an .i.-uril lii.s '.ri-.uuvnt Cut. II wljl net .
if only air.i. tl iii.!n-tllnt it-ai-f. b:st t.erm.oicnt t
riire. IIih Doctor noes not ciaon to iM-ii .rnj
& rniraclos, hut i well known to t- a "lr nc:l I
sc;ii:ir fhyloian Hurt n.hikhot., Drvrtilbvai
In hinin.o rv--I;3'spi of ?fa.
KYI1IIMI tl'nronx'ily er..!:c -toil from
Ui BVHtPtn without tl).- list- ol -m- .
i rii.it o .'i roi i.rnrt, rtaorni .
a vaev i..r A quu-k eo1 coiisal &
V f, w. ... t . ; Lit F
Ltr. Joro.trfl h..-.. (licnj.-.t. nipio..ni.
I'.VKHY MAN HoplvPisrtoimwiil rc-Ir
ni i r . I . f . '. 1 , J 1 r jt' ( l .:-.e. i
Y:'e will lru-nl!ff (I i'OSJTlVH VCliBtn V
" 1' I.' .wl . n rl"ft tm
CUA Ft fi Vi: .v Y IOC A xOXAf LJjL
TriM:i"'if '.'-Hotniilv or hy ktlr.
T V, ..r- i-,tt. i. . ! I ..r wrfr
DR. J0Ti;AN & ( 0.. 11)61 Market SI.. J. f
..MontGresteiil Bros..
Li ramie a:.d Mai hie Monu
ments a Spfcialty : : : :
STONE AND
ALAHSLE CUTTERS
Finishinii Stone Work for l.uild
inga. l'est Mailde ami (Jranite kept
in Stock.
SHOT OS MAIS STKEKT,
Oregon
amd umoh Pacific
Onlv Xjino KAST vi.-i
CHI
!5
T
tin
tint
ilPi
1
TWO TRAINS OAIIjV
Daily
:!" a. m .
8:15 a. in.
mil: .S:IIKD1'I.KS
I! i-.r I'M-. n. on.
K.-iSt M:iil -For
ivist ami West
Kfl't Mail Kro'n
h:.:-t i.o.l Wit-t
):: i- s Kit
L.iM ami West
Daily
A K i: l v . s
: r. p. m.
Kxpn
Krom
... We
t ' .V!.- p.
SN Fi;an isi o I
Miiis from lei; in ti l
st cam eh li;;
int.sNi. n
rpii:. Sttam
,') i lavs.
r.c.at service l.etwe-i ' tl-iml. A'on'a,
On .trim Cite, D,ivton .-.ilein, I n.h peiMlioice,
C)7c::lh's nt'i'l a'l V!i...i.ia ;:..! Willamette
Kiver po.ntb.
Heppner,
Oregon
Wanted Hides, pelts, and fure.
Highest cash prices paid for coyote
ekins and other furs.
11 tf. Fuil Coux.
SNAKE HiVZl
:1 1 ilri s In t i . '. .:!'. I ;:.
Kipaii!1. ill
Lew i-'toii ii.
,- .r I
- - i :
Cen:-.al !'.
UTE.
. i.'...l I..-V. i:..;i h ave
in., rctiirtiim; leave
c-.y. :.t a. nl.
Ui'ii-LtT.
A. !.. rn;.
ever A e':t, fort Utid
E.
h r n tm
Field's
Ytaws on Ambition and Dys
pepsia.
If you take thL paper and The Weekly
Oregoni&n you won't have to beg your
newt
Weekly Orrgonian Heppner Gazette.
For news and opinions the Oregonlan.
"Dyspepsia," wrote Eupene Field,
"often incapacitates a man for endeavor
and sometimes extinguishes the fire of
ambition." Thouch great despite hit
complaint Field suffered from indiges
tion all his life. A weak, tired stomach
can't digest your food. It needs
rest. You can only rest it by the use
of a preparation like Kodol, which re
lieves it of work by digesting your food.
Rest soon restores it to its normal tone.
Strengthening,
Satisfying,
Envigorating.
Prepared only by E. C. PrWitt A Co.. Chlcara
I Urn L ImUi0 coulam i uiaet tbe tow. i
rax.se at s utjecta.