Heppner gazette., January 05, 1905, Image 2

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able dealing with customers they have
taken the lion's share of the business
Their shop is kept neat, clean arid in
viting. The proprietors are T. A. Rhea
and W. T. Matlock.
.ofcle V Campbell.
The harness and horse furnishing es
tablishment conducted by this firm is
not only a credit to themselves, but to
the city as well. They are both work
men of skill and ability and employ
none but competent help, and horse
owners hereabou's have superior facil
ities for toe purchase of everything that
goes to properly or attractively clothe
or adorn a horse. They manufacture
and carry in stock all weights of har
ness and leather goods and their shop
is a complete repository of harness,
saddles, whips, combs, r. bes and turf
goods. Their shop is headquarters for
cow boy outfits, and their prices are as
low as good go ods can be sold for. The
business was established by Mr. E. G.
Noble some twenty years a'o. and
about two years ago Mr. Campbell was
admitted as a paitner in the business.
Thev are representative business men
of this city and stand well a'l over this
section of the stite. They manufacture
and ship the celebrated Ileppner saddle
all over tie wet-tun part of the United
States.
I. O. llorg.
When you go to buv jewelry you
must to a certain extent take the word
of your dealer as to the quality and
value of your purchases, as no one not
an expert is capable of passing upon
the wares of a jeweler. This leads us
to say that I O. Borg has been doiny:
business here for the past twenty-three
years, and his reputation for fair and
honorable dealing is well established.
He carries a luge and well selected
stock of jewelry, watches, clocks, silver
ware, cut glass and musical instru
ments. Mr. Borg is al-o an optician
and carries a full line of optical goods.
He makes a specialty of fitting glasses
and testing eyes. The reputation of
this gentleman for fine repair work is
more than local and brings him much
outside trade.
Klein V AthbaiiKh.
Blacksmiths are plentiful here, but
few if any, equal Klein & Ashdangh in
knowledge of tbe business. These
gentlemen are workmen of skill and
ability and use nothing but the beft
of all kinds of material. They have
been in business here for the past three
years and their reputation for high
irrade work is more than local and
brings them trade from a dis'ance.
They do a general blacksmith and re
pair business including wood and
wagon work, and every job that leaves
their shop is warranted to give entire
satisfaction. The members of the firm
are J. B. Klein and II. C. Ashbaugh,
two well known business men of
Heppner.
S. J. wing.
The furniture trade of this city is very
extensive, permeating the whole of the
county and surrounding territory, and
bief among the dealers in this line is
Mr. H. J. Wing of this city. Mr. Wing
cirries a large and complete stock of
plain and fancy furniture, carpets, rugs,
wall paper, crockery, glassware, stove
an 1 ranges and his prices are as low as
the best can be sold for. His st ck is
new and up-to-Jate and every article
f-old is guaranteed to prove as repre
sented. Mr. Wing has been in bu-i-ness
here for the pat-t seven month?,
and by applying the golden rule to
trade principles he has built up a large
and growing trade. He ships in large
quantities and takes advantage of
every discount, which enables him to
fell for less than competitors who do
not enjoy equal advantages.
I. w. Ilornnr.
This gentleman has been engaged in
tiie manufacture of saddles in this city
for the past twenty-five or thirty years,
and is well known to the men on the
ange all over the west. He ships sad
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dies into every state west of the Mis
sissippi river and some to states be
yond. He makes a superior saddle
and stock men everywhere have learn
ed to prize his goods. He usch only
first class material, and he is his own
pattern maker. He does the largest
retail saddle business in the state, and
patrons are universally satisfied.
While his saddles have no equal on the
mar kets his prices are very reasohable
considering quality. Mr. Hornor is one
of our representative business men, a
good citizen and fully deserves the
large business enjoyed.
Ileppner Irtig Co.
No more valuable business is to be
fonnd in any commuuity than a well
regnlited drug store, and more es
pecially so if presided over by compe
tent pharmacists. This leads us to say
that A. and O. S. Andrews, the pro
prietors of the Ileppner Drug Co , have
had years of experience in this line and
their competency is well known. Thev
carry a large and well selected stock of
pn-e drugs and chemicals, proprietary
medicines, sundries, toil jt articles and
the thousand and one things that are
usunlly found in all first diss drug
stores. They have been in business
here for the past two years and bv
bberal dealing, personal competency
and close attention to the wants of cus
tomers thev have bail; up a large and
growing trade
Wliitci X I'altcrfcoii.
There never was a time when better
opportunities were afforded for making
wise, secure and profiable land invest
ments in this section than at present.
The country is being developed, real es
ta'e values are advancing, which will
altract the investor as well as the home
seeker, and everything points to the
present ss the time to buy. A real es
tate firm having special facilities for
placing funds in desirable ienl estate
in Morrow count' is the firm of Whitis
& Patterson. This firm has for sale
some of the finest wh at l?nd in this
county, and tit low pi ices, and are pre
pared to make easy lerms with low
rates of interest on deferred payments.
They also handle improved ranches,
city property, write insurance in the
leading companies, make loans and fur
nish bonds in any amount. The mem
bers of this firm are old residents in the
county arid are familiar with real es
tate values, which places them in a
position o render valuable services to
bot 1 buyer and seller alike. They are
ra'iahle and ieaponible and ah busi
ness entrusted to them will receive
prompt and careful attention. The
firm is composed of Geo. Whitis and
C. C. Patterson, two well k own busi
ness men cf IIJppner.
J. I. Yrngcr.
Among the oil, reliable business
houses in this city iB the furniture store
of Mr. J. L. Yeairer. This gentlemnn
has been in business here for the past
thirteen yea's and has seen competi
tor co :ie and iro, but he Ptill does busi
ness at the same old stand. Mr. Yeager
carries a large and comple'e stock cf
fu niture and house furnishing goo Is of
all kinds, his prices are alwa3'B as low
as honest trade principals will permit.
He holds a state license for embaln.ing
and does undertaking in all its branches.
When desired he takes complete char e
from crepe to carriage and flowers,
thereby relieving friends and relatives
from all responsibility. Mr. Yeager is a
representa'ive citizen of Ileppner and a
foremost business man, always to the
front when the best interests of the city
are at stake.
A. K. IIi?K, 71. II.
No Fcience has advanced so rapidly
during the past decade as that of heal
irg. lne discoveries cr learned chem
ists; the r'searches of the world's
botnnisfs and the many mechanical and
electrical inventions, together with tbe
lessons learned by the wisest physiciaos
after years of stndy and experiment
have all gone to modernize and perfect
this, tbe oldest profession existing.
Among the professional men of tbis
city Dr. A. K. Higgs ranks high and
command s a large practice, He Is a
graduate of the Medical Department of
the Arkansas Industrial University, also
of the New York Polyclinics and the
Chicago Post Graduate School and sev
eral other medical iustitations. The
equipment of his office is modern and
includes all of the latest eleotrical ap
pliances Tor diagnosing obscure diseases
and treating the many disorders. Dr.
Higgs is coroner of this county, and
well known in medioal circles tbrough
ont tbe state.
91. A. Leach, I. I. S.
K-epmg pace with the advance in
tbe scienoe of medioine, and progress
ing wonderfully in tbe art of relieving
pain, oalling to its aid intricate mechan
ic? al devices and methods for treating
tbe gums, tbe dental profession has
during the past few years practically
revolutionized. Dr. M. A. Leach of this
city is a graduate of the University of
Fenn, Philadelphia, and during tbe time
he has practioed here he has built up a
most satisfactory praotioe. He prac
tices all brpnehes of dentistry and a
high order of crown and bridge work is
done. Extracting is done in the least
painfnl tnauDer, ami the making of arti
ficial teeth is performed in tbe most
scientific way. His methods and work
are thoroughly modern and everything
turned out is as perfect as the latest
mechanical devices and human skill can
accomplish.
31. II. Metzlcr, I. I. S.
While it may not be pleasant to even
think of going to a dental offioe for any
kiud of an operation, yet when necessity
compels a visit it is always a satisfac
tion to know that you are in tbe hands
of a skilled Bnd educated operator.
This leads us to say that Dr. M.B.'
Metzier is a graduate of the Kansas
City Dental College, and during the six
years that he has practioed his profes
sion here he has met wiJb splendid suc
cess. He makes it a point to attend to
tbe Deeds of his patients in a thorough
and scientific mariner, with the mini
mum amount of inconvenience. Dr.
Metzh-r is au energetic, wide awake
gentleman, always on tbe lookout for
tbe best things connected with bis pro
fession. .Tlorroiv ton lily I. and X Tritt Co.
A business view of Hepput-r without
appropriate mention of the Morrow
(Jonnty Land & Trust Co. wmiid tie in
complete. Tijh firm does a general
forwarding and warehouse business and
are iu the market at all times for all
kinds of grain, wool, hides and pelts
and prty the highest market price.
They have been in the business here
for the past sixteen years, and their
reputation fur fair nnl honorable deal
ing with customers is more than local
and brinjs the n trade from a distance.
Tbey bave warehouses at tbis point
with large storage capacity and are pre
pared to handle grain and wool in most
any quantities This company has ex
tensive real -estate holrinps in this city
and have placed on tbe market a num
ber of choice lots. Tbis property is
well Incited and a splendid buy at
price" H'kfd. The officers of tbis com
pany are well known business men and
have tbe best interests of tbe city at
heart. They are enterprising and
progressive HDd bave been a strong
factor in tbe advancement of Ileppner.
O. K. Farnsworth h president of tbe
company, J. A. Thompson, vice-presi
dent and treasurer, and R. F. Hynd,
secretary.
Ileppner Light V Water Co.
Nothing adds so mucb to the beauty
of Heppner Ht night as the magnificient
light-, by which the streets, private
residences and hninens houses are il
luminated. Tbis plant was established
id 1S03, aod they have a modern plant
with a capscity of 1200 lights. They
bave the alternating current system, the
best known to science for the distribut
ing of electricity for lighting purposes.
It is possible by this evstem to furnish
light as cheaply as with kerosene, to
spy t.otbing of tbe superiority of the
electric light over all others. The
electric light is do trouble, do dirt, do
odor, do danger, more convenient and
healthy, while insurance rates are low
er. Tbe Heppner Light & Water Co.
now have in use about 900 incandescent
lights, besides tbe Bros on tbe street.
This company also furnishes the o ty
with water. Tbe source of supply is a
well 650 feet deep, l.fted by pumps with
a cspaoity of 300 and 125 gallons per
minute respectively. The water is pure
and wholesome, and with their system
of reservoirs the city has complete pro
tection from fire. H. V. Gates is presi
dent of the oompaoy and T. W. Ayers
is secretary and treasurer.
Ileppner milling Co.
Tbe Heppner Mills are a splendid ex
ample of what has been accomplished
in the milling profession within the past
f-iw years. These mills were built some
years ago, but have been remodeled and
improvements added from time to time
until they have a modern plant, equip
ped with the latest improved machin
ery. Thy bave a daily oapacity of 100
barrels of flour. Tbeit brand, "Fairy
Queen," is highly recommended by
bakers and other experts, and has given
universal satisfaction wherever intro
duced. This mill is one of tbe chief in
dustries of Heppner, and pay out large
sums of money for taxes and wages, to
say nothing of a local market for wheat.
They are in the market at all times for
wheat end pay the bigbtst market price.
Dealers and users of flour should see
that "Fairy Queen" is on every sack of
flour handled or used. A. Wright is
president cf the company, W. O. Minor
Beoretary, and F. H. Stephenson, miller
and business me.nager.
Telephone Livery Stable.
In this review of the business inter
ests of Heppner we fee! called upon to
make favorable mention of the Tele
phone Li ery Stable, owned and con
ducted by Sam Meadows. Tbis gentlel
man has conducted the barn for the
past four years and is well known al
over this section. Tbis barn is the
borne of the spotted horses that have
attracted so much attention and favor
able comment. His equipment is of the
best. He has new rigs and turnouts,
good horses and furnishes careful
drivers. He believes in first-class ser
vioe at reasonable rates, and this policy
bos served to keep his teams busy.
Liberal, courteous treatment and right
pncHH is his motto.
Red. front Livery Stable.
Elegance and taste combine with
go d horse flsh are essentin' to the up-to-date
liveryman, and the rigs and
turnouts from the Red Front barn are
readily recognized by these distinctions.
Promptness is also a characteristic of
tbis barn and teams may be h don a
motiifrtf notioe. Careful drivers are
fuuiished and gentle horses are pro
vided for ladies. Every attention is
given the traveling pnblic. Stewart &
Kirk are tbe proprietors and they have
been identified with the barn for four
teen years. They buy, sell and ex
change horses, harness, saddles and
vehicles. They are well known busi
ness men and are always to tbe front
when tbe beet interests of HeDpner are
at Btake.
Rhea X welch.
In tbis review of Heppner we feel
called upon to make favoraole men
tion of tbe general store cotidnoted by
Rhea & Welch. This firm is composed
of E. W. Rhea and Otis Welcb, two
well known business men of tbis city.
The business was established by Mr.
Rbea, aod about nine years ago Mr.
Welch became a partner in tbe busi
ness They oarry a large and complete
stook of general merchandise, embrao
ing dry goods, notions, ladies and gents
furnishing goods, clothing of tbe latest
weaves and all tbe newest styles aod
shapes in shoes. They also carry a full
line of stiole and fancy groceries, floor,
feed aad provisions, and their prioes are
always right. Tbey also handle tin
ware, tobaccos and smokers goods.
All goods sold by this firm are war
ranted to prove as represented.
B. ti. Sigabee.
None of the arts come Dearer our
bomes and affections than does photo
graphy. By its means tbe poor aa well
as tbe rich are enabled to adorn their
walls with pleasing reproductions of the 1
beat works of the masters. One of the
skilled members of the profession is
Mr. B. G. Higsbee, of tbis city. He is a
true artist of taleut and attainment and
his heart is In hi work. He has a well1
equipped gallery and is prepared to do
all kinds of photographic work, inolud-
: jng high grade portraits, groups, land
scape views, livestock and commercial
work. In fact auy and all kinds of
work pertaining to the art of pbotc
grBphy. Thomas Rremian.
Heppner has a farrier of the eoientido
sort, and to bim the horse's hoof is an
open book, and many an ailing animal
has been restored to usefulness by his
timely attention. Mr. Brennan has
made the anvil ring here for tbe past
nine years and has built up a most
satisfactory trade. He is a workman of
skill and ability and warrauts all work
to give entire satisfaction.
Crescent Laundry Co.
As cities progress and grow, and as
business increases in volume, the old,
slow, fogy methods of conducting the
some are through neoessity supplanted
by more modern nnd perfect means.
Heppner has a e-team laundry, fully
equipped with all modern maohinery
and operated by gentlemen who
thoroughly understand every detail of
the work. . They employ only ex
perienced and competent help and the
work turned out by this huridry is
equal to Bny in the str.te. Laundry of
every kiud is exeonted in the most
artistio manner, and of tbe highest
grade at reasonable prices. Work i
oalled for nnd delivered in tbe city
promptly and in a satisfactory manner.
Johnson Bros., the present proprietors,
succeeded to the business about three
months ago and have built up a most
satisfactory trade.
J. R. Simon.
Among the clever mechanics of this
oity we will make mention of Mr. J. R.
Simons. This gentleman is the pioneer
blaoksmith of Heppner, having first
ooramencd work hue in 1SB4. He is
high class workman aod employs none
but competent help to turu out tbe
work that comes o bis shop. He does
a geueral blacksmith business, ino'ud
iDg wagon and carriage wvrk of nil
kinds. He use the best of material
and warrHiits every job thht leaves be
stiop. His reputation for tine wi-rk and
reasonable prices is wdl established
and brings him w rk from a hiatar ce.
Mr. Simons is a brond liberal holiness
man and a citiz'ij of high repute.
Over 40 new buildings have
been erected in Corvallis during
this year, and other improvements
have been made.
Tbe American Farmer the Best In tbe World.
The American farmer is the greatest man
iu the world to-day because he is master of
the soil he is gaining in intelligence quits
as rapidly as his products are increasing in
Magnitude. Our recent combines of capital
in United States measured in money are
enormous, yet such figures sink into insig
nificance when compared to the money,
brain and brawn invested in agricultural
industries. For instance, the farmers of
Minnesota and Dakota have received $300,
000,000 for their products in a single year.
The farmer knows what Nature will bring:
forth for him from his experience in the
past. He knows if certain seeds are
planted and properly cared for that Nature
will take care of the rest. In the same
way you are master of your oirn destiny.
Providing your blood is in good order, it
only needs a little effort on your own part
to keep healthy and strong rid your body
of the poisons that are apt to accumulate
and your system is ready to ward off the
attack of the frerms of disease. Dr. Pierce'
Golden Medical Discovery makes rich red
blood by increasing the number of red
blood corpuscles. There is no alcohol in
this great tonic to shrivel up the red blood
corpuscles. As an alterative extract, mad?
only of herbs and roots it goes about its
work in nature's way. It stimulates the
liver into proper action, and feeds the
worn-out nerves, stomach and heart on
pure blood. Used for over a third of a
century it has sold more largely than any
other blood medicine in the United States.
More bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery are wld to-day than ever before
that is a true test of its medicinal value after
thirty-eight years of deserved popularity.
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