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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1906)
The Weed's News Local and Personal Happenings in and About the City. L. Jordon waa in the city from lone Tuesday, Fbii Metschan, Jr., went to Portland, yesteruay. - County Assessor Conner returned from Portland Monday. . Geo. Vincent, of Batter creek, was a Heppner visitor, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Farnsworth were in Pendleton this week. Mrs. M. B. Melzler is visiting rela tives and friends in Pendleton. Dr. HigRi, Eyes, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses properly fitted. tf Deputy Sheriff W. 0. Hill and S. E. Notson visited Lexington, Tuesday. Semi-Weekly Portland Jonrnal and Heppner Gazette only $200 per year. Wells A Warnock will handle your real estate and charge only the usual commission. Chas Bockler and Miss Bockler, of Monnrrjgnt, were registered at the Pal ace Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Red field returned from Condon Friday evening. Mr. Red field was attending to legal business Mr. anl M. 8. E. VanMactor re tu'n dfrom Condon Tueidav evening, where Mr. VanVactor was engaged in legal business. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Farnsworth and daughter', Misses Mary and Emaline, left the city Tuesday, the former to spend a couple of weeks in Portland, while the youne ladies will visit friend? at Milgard, Eot Lake and Baker City. Cards have been mailed announcing Thursday, Febrim'y 11, as the date of the marriage of Miss Nina Garripue and Joseph B. Snyder, at the home of the bride'" parent', Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Garrigues, at Bell wood, Oregon. Mine Garrigues and Mr. Snyder are both former residents of Heppner. The .Great Eastern Vitigraph com pany, aider 'he management of the Uroeebeck. appeared at Roberts' opera house Monday and Tuesday evenings. The sk tches as well as the effect of the moving picture machine were conceded take the bet that ever visited Hepp ner. A'i evening with this show can truly be enjoved in watching the effec s of life like scenes as they are thrown on the canvas. The first part of the year 1906 starts off with nouBually brigb prospects in Morrow county. The wheat acreage is large, tbe acreage of winter wheat being fully 25 per cent greater than last year. The winter so far has been very favor able, the mild weather giving the grain a good chance to get well rooted and making a growth so that plants are strong and in proper condition for rapid spring growth. There is every iudication now that the coming oiop will be a big one. Tbe sheep industry is one of Morrow county's strong pillars and the conditions were never more favorable for the sheep men. Prices are high and sheep are fat with plenty of feed. The indications are certainly for a year of prosperity. TEACHER'S EXAMINATION. Meetings continue at the Cbiisti n church. The Evangelists are hevinga good hearing every evening ; 37 added linn far. Subject tonight, "Sona I the Night.'1 The speci Is bv Geo A. Webb and wife will be a feature. Fri day niuht, "The Dearest Gift ff Heaven." Saturday night, "A Glini e into the Future." Sunday Bible School 10 a. m. Coma union 11 a. m. 3 p. rn , Meeting for women, onlv. Subject, "Are All Women Angels?" Every woman in He; pner should bear this lecture. Snndav eening 6 o'clock, Christian K'ideavor. 7 o'lock, pr 'aoi ing, subject, "Th A' gel th. t Blocks the Way." Everybody invited to these rervicea. The elocutionary entertainment given by Miss Bertha I. Matlock, of L Grande, assist d by Heppner musict.1 talent, on lor the auspicies of the 'tubes guild of the Episcopal church, at Rob erts' op ra house, last Friday evenirg was an event highly pleasing to the large audience in attendance. Miss Matlock is a charming yourg lady with undoubted elocutionary abi'ity. Her reading shows the mark of careful train ing in w hich natural talent brings out pleasing personality and force. She 's possessed with a good voice and has that faculty of impressing her hearers with the reality of her subjects in de picting hu'imn nature and delineating t' e conditions V at surround her char acters. Whether it be pathos or humor, the audience is constantly absorbed in the subject ss if real. Oscar Rorg's mandolin selections were highly ap plauded. Will H. H.i!ton. who was on the program for a vocal solo, acquitted himself with much credit and received a storm of applause. A vocal polo by Mrs. C. O. Hualat was a p'easant fert ile of the occasion. Mrs. Hualat has an exceptionally good voice. Mrs. M B. Melz'er presided at the piano as accompanist. The prcat increase in tax values in the state of Oregon is a good showing and is an encouraging feature in the growth of the state. Some of the counties show an in crease of 100 per cent. The total value of taxable property as shown by the assessment rolls of 1905, is $309,150,085.19, as compared with SlSOSSSLll in 1904, an in crease of $121,000,000, or nearly 70 per ceLt. Notice is hereby given that tbe Coun ty Superintendent of Morrow county, will hold tbe regular examination of ap plicants for state and county papers at the county court house as follows: FOR STATE PAPBR8 Commencing Wednesday, February 14tb , at nine o'clock a.m., and coc tinuing until Saturday, February 17th , At four o'clock p. m, Wednesday Pen manship, bistory, spelling, algebra, reading, school law. Thursday Writ ten arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, book kenping, physics, civil government. Friday Physiology, gec g apy, mental arithmetic, compositior, physical geography. Saturday Botanv, plane geometry, general history, englibh li eraiure, psychology. FOR COI'NTY PAPERS Commencing Wednesday, February 11th., at nine o'clock a.m., and con tinuing until Fiiday, February 16tb., at four o'clock p. m. First, second and fiird grade certificates. Wednesday Penmanship, history, orthography, Biding Thursday Writ ten arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, physiology F.idiy Geography, mental arithme'ic, s hool law, civil government. PRIMARY CERTIFICATES. Wednesday Penmanship, orthot rapby, arithmetic, reading, Thursday Art of questioning, theory of teaching, physiology. Respectfully, 8. 1. Stbattun, School 8up'f. INFORMATION CONCERNING KIOHTH GRADE FINAL EXAMINATION. Dates: Three examinations, annually in eaob county. County superinten d nts to select months for their respec tive counties. February 1, 2, 1096. May 17, 18, 1906. June 14, 15, 1906. Sept- emmber 27, 28. 1906, Program: Thursdays Arithmetic, writ;ng, history and civil governmen t. Fridays Grammar, physiology, geog raphy and spelling. Sources of questions : Questions in the ( Bowing subjects wilt be taken from tbe following sources: Geography Sute conrse of study; tbe coarse piint in Fry's Elements of Geography; map questions in both coarse and fine print in Fry's Elements of Geography. Spelling Eighty per cent from mis- c Uaneous test words in Reed's Wor Lessors, and twenty par cent from manuscripts. Writing Specimens cf penmanship as in ! tea ted in copied ma ter and from manuscripts. Language Reed's Graded Lessons in English, no diagramming, Civil Government United States Constitution, History List of topics from history outline in state coarse of study and current events. Kespec'.fully submitted, J. H. ACKERMAN, Sup't Public Instruction. Saturday, January 27, 8 a. m. SAMPLES Saturday, January 27, 8 a. m. Notice of Sale ! Property. Bankrupt No'ice is hereby given that I will offer for sale, at private sale, the stock of liquors, furniture and fixtures of C D. Matlock and E. L. Matlack, bank rupts, formerly doing business under the name of Matlock Brothers, at tbe Abrabamsick building in Heppner, Morrow county, state of Oregon, on the 7tn., day of February, 1906. at 10 o'clock a. m I reserve the right to reject any and all bids. J. P. Williams, Trustee of the proper ty of said ba' k'upts. Independent and fonlan. reliable The Oregon- CLEVELAND'S SVPERJOR. BAKING POWBER We consider ourselves extremely fortunate in being able to secure, at a big discount, the entire Sample Line of a number of our Eastern Manufacturers. Ladies Fancy Collars, . Ladies Shopping Bags Ladies Turnover Collars, Ladies Shell Back Combs, Ladies Shell Side Combs, LADIES OUTING GOWNS, LA DIES OUTING UNDERSKIRTS BABIES KNIT SOCKS, LADIES TAILORED BELTS, CORSETS. You will find them all strictly new and up to date goods and at prices about 50 per cent less than regular prices. Come early and secure the pick of the line. Saturday, Jauuary t 8 o'clock a. m. Saturday, January 27, 8 a. m. THE FAIR Saturday, January 27, 8 a. m. Advertise Letters. A te of one cent each will be charged upon the delivery of an advertised letter. "Highest in Strength and Quality 99 COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN THE ORDINARY KINDS Endorsed by Leading Cooiing School Teachers and Chen Sold and recommenei by MINOR & CO , RHEA & WELCH, THOMSON BROS Coibin, F. J. CntBon, Dick. H ward, John L. Joneon, Mr. O. Kriens, Hai ry McVeigh, James Petersen, Charley When fading for these s y advertised. J.:n. 2o, '06. W. W, Kuesel, M. A. White, M r. Ray Wilkes, Mrs. K na Will; Mrs. Fred Wilbur, J. W. Young, Mr. Joseph letters please Have You Bought That 9 New Heater for Winter MKAI), P. M. Spoiled Hsr Beauty. Hirret Howard, of W. 34tb St., New York, at one time bad her beauty spoiled with fkin trouble. She writes: "I hrul Salt Rheum or Eczema for years, bit ooth Djf would oure it, un'il I used Bnckleu's Arnica S-lve." A qnick and nnre healer for cuts, burns and srres. 25c at Pattereoo & Sod's drag Btore. The news of tooth nemupneree ra The Weekly Orcgonlan Heppner Qaxetta. How can we do it I ING MA- 1 TA CHINES FREE Give These Wonderful Machines Away It Is JLVllce You buy j'our Shoes, Hose and Gloves here, and get conpoDS to the amount you buy, and when you have 25 worth of coupon, bring them in and get a Perfect Talkiog machine fiee. This is a pqaare deal, no strings to it New Records and Needles in now. Ten inch records GOc. Seven inch records 35c. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Our Recorder will fit any Disc Machine. No other recoids will fit our ma chines. No matter what others tell you, this is straight SPECIAL SHOES We fit th? hard to fit in the best there is in Footwear, and at the lawest prices. We guarantee to sara you money Greatly in Demand. Nothing ia more in demand than a medicine which meets modern require ments for a blood and system cleanser, eucb as Dr. King's New Life Pills. Tbey are just what you need to cure stomach and liver troubles. Try tbem. At Patterson & Son's drug store, '25 o, guaranteed. COLE'S HOT BLAST And Other Popular Makes fct h i In in Mbww Co, FARM MACHINERY HARDWARE TOOLS CUTLERY TINWARE We Have a First Class Plumber GILLIAM & BISJBEE For Sale. Three-four'h acre land, bearing orchard, 6 room cotface nicely finished. Beautiful location io city limits of Hood River. Price $2000. Also 10 acres fruit land, one mile of town. Price 13000. Inquire of N. T. CHAPMAN. Hood River Or. .Money to Loan. on Shoes. THE CASH SHOE STORE On farm lands at long time at S per cent per at num. K. L. FREE LAN I). J Stockholder' Meeting. Hie regular annual meeting of the sto-kho dera of the Heppner Mining Co. will be held at the office of Red field it Van Vactor, in Heppner, Ore gon, on th second Wednesday in Feb ruary, lS0r5, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of electing the officers and for the transaction of each other business as may properly come before the meet ing. T. W. AYER3, Sec. Heppner, Or., Jan. 4, hJOo. Jan4-2'. fiRST National Rank OF HEPPNER. O. A. T. A. RHEA President RHEA VioFresident (. W. CONSER.... E. L. FREE LAND. Ccshiet .Assistant Casbiee Transact a General Bankina Business. paid on Time Deposits. Four per cent, EXCHANGE OS AM. TARTS OF THK WORLD KOTiiHT AND SOLD Collections made on all pomtson reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profit T55,U00. The editorial pace of tbe Weekly Dra conian tire a broad treatment to a wide I I'M. lV-ai fT1 " U . Viuji PflLflCE HOTEI iHEPPiNER, OREGON Leading Eastern Oregon Mot MODERN CONVENIENCES ELECTRIC LIGHTED . . . Under New Management. Thoroughly KenoTated and RoSitted. Beat Merda in the City. rHirjIETSCHiV, Jr, Frcp.
