Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, December 25, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThe Heppner Gazette. Issued Every Thursday Morning Ol'It CM nui; MST. Heppner Gazette and Toledo Week- ly Blade, one year GO iieppner Gazette and Chicago Weekly Inler-Ocvan, one year 1 70 Iieppner Gazette and Weekly Ore fronian, one year 2 1 Iieppner Gazette and Weekly Ex aminer, one year, including ticket to Examiner's great drawing 2 Iieppner Gazette ami Young 1 opIe s W eekly one year. ... 1 GO AddreHS all orders to tJ azkttk, Hepp ner. Oregon. Sam Meadows drove out to Hardman, yesterday. Clias. Johnson, of lone, was in the city Monday. Frank Roberts has put a fine new piano iu his hall. The days are now growing longer. Sunday was the shortest day in the year. Send a copy of the New Year Gazette to a friend in the East. Only five cents a copy. The jingle of sleigh bells impresses the tact that King winter reigns supreme. Percy Hughes came up from Portland Tuesday evening. Miss Virginia Deaton, editress of the lone Post, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Shutt, Tuesday. Hon. Henry Blackman and son Abie came up from Portland Tuesday evening. Abie has been receiving treatment for his eyes. Sheriff E. M. Shutt went to Salem, Saturday, returning Monday with his little son Laurence from the school for the blind. Ten head of fine Shorthorn cattle re centlv purchased in the East by W. O. Minor, which were mentioned iu the Gazette, arrived Monday evening. The time of arrival for the evening train into Iieppner from Iieppner Junction has been changed from 5:15 to 5:'.)0 No change has been made in the time of departure of the Heppner train from the junction. Those who missed Charles Went worth's lectnre on "The Man With the Hoe," or "Is Edward Maikham Bight," at the opera house last Friday evening, certainly missed an able and worthy ett'ott. Mr. Wentworth is an instructive and inh'M'shm: speaker with a pleasing command of English. Miss E. Fuller Shearer, teacher ot elocution at Columbia college, gave a pleasing recital at the opera house, Tues day evening. Miss Fuller's undoubted talent coupled with thorough training makes a combination that will please any audience. Her elocutionary power is striking and her delineations are such as to impress ar d hold the strict at tention of the audience. Owing to deep snow and severe weather development wotk will be con fined pi incipally to what is known as tunnel No. 4, at the Heppner Railroad it (a! Co's mines at the head of Willow cieiK. No. 4 is showing up some of the finest coal in the field. 1. A. Ilnrun brought down some good specin'en of semi-anthracite this week from No. 4. There has been enough development work at No. 5 to show the extent of the coal seam. This n asure now show s six and one half fc t ui pine solid coal. To ..11 who love mu-ie will be given nn opportunity Pec. J! 1st (New Year eve la t the opera house to hear one .? ht bariti 'ie sirters en the Pacific Coast, one who ranks favorably ith the best in lb. I'nited States. The gentleman referr".' to'4 Mr. Pert Ciirl an Otegon bnv, who leaves for New Yok January P.M.; to nm; for the .iui-s iraw opei;. company this coming season. While in I'd. ti. r,d a tew 'lays aco M. P.. Gaiiaway bad tha pleasure of visiting with and beaming -Mr. Carl sing and can rec-oomni'-nd him as a gi at s .fjr to the people ; Heppner. M r. Jul low ay p'i s.i.idt I Mr. Carl to pay our city a visit before I '.ivi'ig for the East arid has ac cordingly arranged for a full program including our old time male quartette. So come out and hear a tie.it. COURT HOUSE NEWS. INI 'SVA1, AIUOl.VJT OF WORK IM UIMi Till: IIOMIUVS, nuiler of Coyote Sculp WitrriiutN Issued for Hie Ye;tr..VInttt-r of Iternril. Ou'side work on the new ccurt house has been stopped on account of bad weather. The cleik's office is crowded with work, there being an unusual amount of work for the holiday season. A marriage licence was issued Satur day to Shelby E. Lee and Hattie lteaney, J. S. Baldwin, witness. John J. Monahan, a native of (Jreat Britain, has filed notice of his intention to become a citizen of the United States. A marriage license was issued Mon day to William O. Royse and Mable It. Cannon, I 0. Royse, witness Adam Blahm, a native of Russia, has declared his intention of becoming a citizen of the United States by filing his first papers. G. W. Bradly and Mollie L. Mc Millan were issued a license to wed, Saturday, E. D. McMillan, witness. A license to wed was issued to Omar Stanton and Olla M. Tash, Tuesday, J. W. Tash answering the required ques tions. From January 3, 1902, to the present time the county clerk has issued scalp bounty warrants to the amount of $4,- 450, thus indicating the removal of the upper story of 2,225 ehtep loving coyotes. Under the present-scalp bounty law, the first warrant was issued for coyote scalps by County Clerk Crawford on March 28, 1001. From that time until the first of January, 1002, Hi!)- scalps were presented for which warrants were issued to the amount of $.'!oS4. During the spring months is the time when the greater amount of scalps are presented, would show that the coyote crop in Morrow county is being gradually thinned out. During the operation of the scalp bounty law since March 2S, 1901, o917 coyote scalps have been presented in Morrow county and $7834 have been put in circulation thereby, not to say anything about the big saying to the sheepmen. , KKAI. KSTATE TRANSFKKS." F. P. Vaughn and wife to Theodore Anderson, 480 acres, Eight Mile. $3500. A. S. Haines to J. W. Beckett, 160 acres, sec 23, t 3 s r 24 e. $1000. Bruce Haines and wife to J. W. Beckett, 480 acres, sees. 13, 14, t 3 s r 24 e. $5000. Albert O. Teil to Daniel S. Barlow, 100 acres, sees. 15, 22, t 5 s r 20 e. $400. Thos. J. Merrill to Martha Teil, lot 2, blk 4, Haniman. $40. E. C. Esteb to S. A. Esteb, 112 acres, sec, 19, t 3 s, r 24 e. $700. Oscar Montgomery and wife to Luther Huston, 100 acres, sec 2, t 3 s r 24 e. $1425. Stanford Howell and wife to J. B. Adams, lots 0, 7, blk 3, Hardman. $40. John A. Thompson, et al, heirs of P. C. Thompson to D. E. Oilman, 100 acYes sec, 20, t 3 s r 20 e. $040. The New England Mortgage Security Company to Harry E. Bartholomew, lGO acres, sec 18, t 1 n r 27 e. $.".00. W. B. Ewing, et ux to Hattie Kurtz ley, 40 acres, sec S, t 2 n r 23 e. $1000. Sarah J. Finch to J. A. McLaughlin, 100 acres, sec 1 t 4 s r 29 e, $350. John II. Haves to Jcsm; P, l'rtnch, 30 acres. $50. C. A. Minor and wife to John II. Hayes, Mil acres, sec 3. t 4 s, r 29 e. $1. Milton S. Maxwell to J. A. Wooley, lots 5, (l, 7 8, blk Iti, Well's Add. tr lone. SI 200. Goo. Kintzley et ux to M. L. Li ving, 40 acres, sec 17, t 2 n r 23 e. $10l)i). J. R. Loud and wife to Jamis Loud, lots 7, S, blk 1, lone. $250. Andiew C'trisoti and wife to I. I.ou.l, Kt.-i 7, , b!k 1, lone. $125. Christ nia the s S I for .m l pecial Children. In the con tor of main floor Counters, showcases and table aro splendent with an array of ChriHtraans goods, such as we never had be IOl'e. riipro will a n- ti.An UI n i ,.l i.: n , .. . . " """'"o eeweuuug Homeininp- to aeiiffut the nut, ones. AiHgtoHl toys, automobiles, encines, trains, musical toy, horns, bugles, slide trombones, soldier outfits, Magic lanterns, Mocks u.m., K-uin-n, piugponp; sets, tahie tenuis, dominoes. Well list id two long to enumerate. You must see them. the $ For the Ladies. If you get down with your elbows on vour kn CPA. hnhl vmif lino1 your hand and think from now until the crack of doom, you'll never hit u.i a mure usenu or appropnate gift for your mother, wife, sister, daughter or sweet heart, than the first article in this long list of oifts fa Jj ur boas, scarfs, collarettes, black silk raffs, Indian blankets, Tndian fa shawls and couch covers, dress and waist patterns, bolpros, dressing tffr sacques, ilk underskirts, Eskay Glove.", lace handkerchiefs, carving JST sets chafing dishes, damask table covers and napkins, silver knives if and forks, pictures, medallions, rings, necklaces and chains, etc. fa For the Men. Their wants are few, anything you get will be good enough for them 5 Avery suitable and appropriate gift would be one of those large silk mufflers, silk handkerchiefs, suspenders, or a nice pair of castor or silk 1 1 Biff Special Bis on Firs For Two weeks 0 r il i very nii-cu Kiokcu lor, on n irvtriii II II !Vi Buy Early. Have your selections made while stock is lull hold them untill you want them. We will inor & Company mmmmww m ir V id Ur r V vid "Av A Million Voices Could hardly express the thanks of Homer Hall, of West Point, la. Listen why: A severe cold had settled on bis lnngs, causing a moat obstinate enub. Several physicians said be had consornp. tiou, bat could not help him. When all thought he bs doomed be began to nse Dr. King's New Disoovery for Consump tion and writes "it completely cured me and saved my life. I now weigh 227 lbs." It's positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds Bnd Lung troubles. Price 50o and 81.00. Trial bottles free at Slo cum Drug Co. Retail grocers of Portland are preparing to adopt more stringent rules in regard to the credit system, on January 1. The losses by poor customers have increased so great ly that credit will be denied, ex cept under the most favorable circumstances. Ablai Dean, S." years of age, the last surviving vttran of the Mexi can war, ditd recently at bis home in Boone county, Ky. Emperor William has presented his photograph, richly framed, to Foreign Minister Count Golucheky, as a momento of the renewal of the triple alliance. IEST. NATIONAL RANK OF HEPPNER. O. A. T. A. RHEA President HFJEA Vio-President (1. W. roNSER. . . . . Cashier E. L. FREELAND. .Assistant Casbior Transact a General Banking Business. EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BOPGHT AND SOLD Collections made on all potntson reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profits I'f5,000, NEW GROCERY STORE. Foils A Deadly Attack. "My r. ife was po ill tLat grd p!.y?ic irih were unil'le to help her," writes M. M. A'' tin, of Wii rhf.-tr, Ind., hat wne romjii' t-iy cared by I'r. Kng' X -w Life J K"' Tbcy wrrk wonders in utonr cu and livrr tr u'.Ie?. Curs con pMM't, p,',V. f-rf.dic'io. i!5c 8t Slnrnrn Drng Co. A Valuable PubHcr tiers. There in itublieation tt at a!vnyp in.t of the e reading Mutter tli.'it it ('.tn- t '!". Wf ref'-r to II ietetter(s Almnnac for li0:;, pnl)li8hed by the IIotetter Conii. ;;;!', P'ttubnrg, P , proirritor" of tiair f:::uoU3 StnrDnch I5ittfjr. Ti is r.; du" 1 trentise is pnt-Ii-ti 1 v, ?J;e l':ig-li-ih, ti'Ttf!!!), Frpneh. N irv. un;,, S'.-.vvd. 1S!1. P 'llfUli-'! HP d Hpntiiidl ! ; '" -I , hud er:r.tLinj inte"(Fl;r.g r ,r i". re- I 1 t . - L. .UL . t pru i- j our ueauu.r any i , i,, r.p to tfe filicRCy of the Ditfarp. nnny nrnn itif; nnf ' lr tes nnd ctiier itrxs that will interest you throughout the year lKn't fp.il to obtain r copy from your drupgipt, also cive the Pitters h trinl it ou are a puelTrer rum dyppprFift, indigestion, con ptipHtir.ri or rervonneP9. It will care you. A Cold Wave. The forecast of sudden changes in the weHther serves Dotice tbnt a hoarse voice nnd ii heavy couh may invade the sanc tity of health in our own Lome. Cau tious people have a bottle of One Minute Oouufi Curfl nlwajs at band. E. 11. Wipe, Madison, Ga,, writes: "I am in debted to One Minute Cou'b Cure for my present eood h;.tl)t and prc'.b my life." It cures Coughs, Coldfl, La Orippe, IV-onobitis, Pnunionin in 1 nil Throat and Lr.ii troubles. Oao Miu ute Congh Cure cuts the phlern, draws out thu iijflamii'.r.tinn, heals fin I ponl'-e? the mucous men.bnines and strengthens ttie luncs. Hlocniii I)r;j Co,, Her ; rer, p.nd Ion Drua C ., Ion.. Bright, Fresh, New Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries. My Goods are all Fresh and Newand Prices are Ritrht. Orange Front Building, Alain St A. E. BINNS. Proprietor. MOTEL Ut. NX, ''rr Leading Eastern Oregon !'. E.ECTR;C D.. J it N'ei K.-uuV. -d ..tted. i;-.-.,t t THE W PALACE M VN! I i I I.I.KS OK FINE CANDIES Xext Suits mndo to order for $15.00- - Henry Code, Tailor, Heppner. Or?nor H s II. D. Wood THE STAVOiRD PENS EV y..F't If 11T y 'Jf t- 0 t worts, h. i. ESTERSGCKSTEEL P?K ri. w Vork .