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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1906)
'i he Heppner Gazette ItpMht-.! March rto. 18". ISSUED THUR3DAY WORNING. Fred Wai-iioi'lv SiiTered at the IV'toi! c Ht Heppner OiOKon. a- o ul.illrr. !AY. . November 1, I90t The Old Or. con Trail. .-It. C. O. Mil rial E 1 1 list ra u U Sun a I in C. i ; ' ' wiii roiOiU't't wis win uif ft'Jtl R )),i!f ;)p:o Mii'l uvc the iiMt'' triitreessful fwi.bi'ion o' iuov K.-a Mpe'-pr, tin pio'iem- v!m is re trucini; the old Oregon t r i 1 aoiona tlia plains, recently lost one of his oxen, which he used t.i daw his pot -ie schooner. The animal took smlhiitly sick, when on t:ie Platte liver in Nebraska, t.b u 100 mil s from Omaha, and died. Undaunted by the !of, M-eker jnir-c!;a-ed a large cow and yoked her with his remaiiJitii; animal and diove into Omaha, whdie the cit L'.eii.s of that city tfav- him a rousing reception. It ii im ported tint Meeker i now on his wiv to Indianapoliti, lad., which is his deti;.a-' t on. i 1'arriiitf the lop of one of his oxen, the u tule' taking of the p-oiirer is tnd to j be priccesBful. lie h.u let't-ced the old ! trad acr.-sf the piains, oii has ma-ked ! it by erecting iiumhioils nionuao-ii; 1m u in lat repo ts he a:;d Iiih putv were of t-pii its. K'n here, wili aiin appe.ir, next S.itru;y tvcLii;:-:, Xov-.-nibir od Hi. Free'.aju is n iw ' "wiiole thiug," having urcliaseil .Steel's interest some time ayo, ami has improved his nppnrHMis an 1 in i reaped the number of views lit. t i 1 be now ha3 (ho very latest at; J lt show of this class on the road today. i . ! ail w ell and in the 1 ever Whiles 0. C li.je oi :;aiiimi'r Lake was on his way to a Mu" i c.nip with Flip-I pie", matches in the wgon hwi me ! ignited unci set the to the contenttl which we; a ml dei-tioyed. They m i.'lii'led worth of p'ov wions, Sti5 in mo iev, two rill s and 3u(J rounds of ammunition, a bed, a lot of ciothieg and t' jiir tihetp; loss al out $3.'0. Nontana Mirrp oic. Th" unpr. ciuute! demand for sheep z,.l laiu'os continues and the highest prices ever known in the northern Motion o: the btite are being paid. It was thought a'l ;t! e bu i lus stock was Cj".ne3 up recevly, when the 1-irge cozapaciea, without exception, rprhieed their holdiDgp, but the buyers are here gain this v.etk, and ate scouiiag the wool-growiDg districts and inducing the Sod masters to part with mote sheep Becauee of the inability of the Great Northern to furnish cars at present or to give any positive a-surances that they will be furnished in the near fntnre, a nnmbe' of those whj had pur chased sheep in n )rthen Montana, with the intention of s'uppi g them to eastern feed lots, are now offering the sheep for sale on. their ranches, and pnrchases are very few. One man who expected to ship several days ago is offering 43,000 head for sale, not being prepared to winttr them and not de siring to run the risk in shipping them at a later date, and several other holders are offering smaller outfits. The railway company has been unRble tofnppy carR when promised, for ship ments of either cattle or sheep, and at present will not promise cars for any date. Prices for sheep continue high, .?."? !l "-i'?1, 'ading among owners ho lictiire to increase or decrease their holdings, and some cf the recent sales tmvo been made at reeord-breaning pficts, but :' rs .'ciired that the dropping out of the market of eastern buyers will lisv3 a had effect. The M-.ntana Wool Growers' Associa tion, which recently organized in H?iena to protect the interest of tr tower s, adjourned sine die after elect J. Edward Bower, of Oka, Meagher coontT. president: A. K. Prescott, of Helena, yice-pref-ideut : G. J. Giltinaoa secretary and treasurer, and an execu tire committee of 13. The wool grow era of the stite should have the active assistance of every man in Montana who is interested in the raising and etlhca of wool. The meeting in Helena has brought out very clearly thai the wool growers feel that during the past Eeason they have been .treated ncjostly in the sale of their product, and even if they exaggerate the damage whkb has been done them in their account, still there is sufficient evidence to make it very clear that the prices obtained for Montana wool in 1906 were sot what they shauld have been in contparison with the prices obtained elccLere. Taken as directed, it becomes the grentest curative agent for the relief of suff-rmg bomnity ever devised. Suoti U Hollister's Koeky Mountain T.'fl. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. W. P. AIcMiile Lexington Oregon. It is not cheap land that I have for sale, bat it is the best land that is un developed, in the stte of O egon, that 1 have for sale. 1 can place you on 3Ja sections of some of the best land in the great Hirney valley. Harney Vailev i the coming country of the West and now is the time to get in. Can locate von on a homestead and a desert claim that will in less than two years be worth from 815' X) to jfL's.W. Call on me at the bank of lleppner. Ga field Crawford. Nursing Mothers aud Over-burdeucd Women In nil stations of life, whose vigor and vitality limy have been undermined ami broken - down by over -work, exacting social duties, the too frequent bearing of children, or other causes, will find in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription the most potent, invigorating restorative .treiigth giver ever devised for their special heiirt lit. XurMmr raoth'f.- will tind it es eeial ly valuable in sutaininir their Mivnjrtli and proiiioiin an ahundant nourislinifHt fur the child. Kpeetant motliers too will iiml it a priceless boon to prepare the i v.-;em t.iv eaiiy s coining and n nilenti'j; t!;e ordeal comparatively painless. It can do ;:o harm hi any .state, or condition ci us.- !,-,aale sy.-.;.'Ui. . 1. i.cite. i:,-rv(::s, weak women, who) ?::!:e- t'r.ita fr "'oient headaclies. hack- ache, (i-, ;. :nu-(h'U n distress l,vv iown ; in the ah:e-i:u :i, or from painful or Irrefr- j l.iar :u. ; luy nirii us, gnawing or ilis-, f-i .. e,i ;., liSj-th-n in stomach, dizzy or i ' :',;: pe!i-. see itmtginary specks or pots j I'e it.l.; I .'l'efe e'-S. llUVe dlSHgreeill'h. i iv .'c catar.'ttal ..rain, prolapsus, ante- j V( r-;.iti or retro-vi i.-ioii or other ilisp ac- !iie:,i.- of womanly organs from weaMiesH of parts will, whether thpy experience rna::y or oalv a few of the "above s.wnp t !::., Ihi'i relief and a permanent cure by itsin r f :i i t !, 1 1: i ; y and fairly jiersistciitiy t.i;-. 1'ierec 's Kavi rite Prescrimion. This world-famed .pecilic for woman's "e:iUv.i.;; s and peculiar ailments is ai P'tre glyceric extract oi the choicest na tive, ineoieiiial runts without a drop of tilcoh'il in its make-up. All its iiitrrcdi cnts nriiited in plain 1 mulish on its bottle wrapper anil attested under oath. Dr. I'iitc' thus invites the fullest investiga tion of h.s ;' if.e.ula knowing that it will ' lie found toeoi.tain only the best agents knawn to the most advanced medical science of all the diiVerentf schools of prac tice for the cure of woman's peculiar weaknesses ana ailments. if you want to know more about the composition and professional endorse ment of the "l avorito Prescription," send postal card riiuest to Dr. R. V. I'iereo. Ihit'alo. N. Y., for his free booklet treat ing o same. You can't ufford to accept as a substi tute tor this remedy j Known com; w it ion a secret nostrum of unknown cumpoti tiv"i. Don't do it. Ca sh Shoe Store SALE The Famous Police. A special meeting of the members ot the Heppner Wool Growers Association will be held on Saturday November 3, lOOti, at 2 p. in., at City Hall, Heppner. htlne Mountain forest reserve meeting at Sumpter will be taken up. All members are requested to attend. O. E. Farnsworth, Pres. I). O. Justus, Secy. Uuki tor Sale For ile. Ten mares weighing from to 1700 pounds. Inquire of DR. N. E. WINNARD. Heppner, Ore Yonr stomach cbnrss and digests th tj & son eat and if fon!, or torpid, or cnt cf ordtr, your whole system eufferf frtra blood poison. Hollister's Itookj lltniitain Tea ke?ps yoa well. 35 cents, T cr Table's. W. T. McMillen, Lex itgtcn, Oregoo. The best catca so far reported this 5 ear on Nestucca bay is 157 big Chinook Mlmon for on9 boat in one night. A. wiiter in Sunset 6ays he caught in Klamath lake a trout 34 inches long, inches in girth and Weighing 21 pannda. An Albany young man Snor'ay cv?n irK rtiade a list of ID pec pie who were fat asleep during the preaching of a yery ab.e eermon. Bye yielding 33 1-3 basbels per acre, barley yielding 54 bushels, and oaU 75 boaheli, were threshed la the Silver lake country thii falL C. E. FREELAND'S MOVING PICTURES ROBERTS OPERA HOUSE Saturday Evening, Nov. 3 War Scenes, Hop O' My Thumb, Summer Boarders, The French Count, etc. ILLUSTRATED SOSTGS "Starlight" and "Would You Care?" Prices 15c 25c 35c Tickets on sale at Patterson & Son's aVIalle atoie Ranges To Remind You we are Selling Shoes As a good many of our Fnll lines of Shoos are part ly broken and now lines coming in, we will close out the broken lines at greatly reduced peices. We will not Close up in order to mark these down, the marks will remain the same, and aou can make the reduction yourself. WE DO AS WE SAY S4 fiO Mens' Patent and Calf Dress Shoes 3 75 4 00 Mens' Priteut ami Vioi Dread Shoes y 2o 3 50 Mens' Dresa and Work Shoes 2 1)5 3 00 Mens' Drews and Work JSIiopb 2 45 2 50 Mens' Dress and Work Shoes 1 95 2 00 Misses Sohool Shoes, heavy poles 1 C5 1 75 Childs School Shoes, heavy soles 1 45 Broken lines Childrena Dress Shoes 50c and 75a REMEMBER THESE ARE ALL BROKEN SIZES, not all sizes of a kind, but good sizes in all. Children's Fleece Lined Hose, all sizes 15 cents KM Extra High Grade Old Goods HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PALACE BAR Oregon AND Onlv Lino EAST via SET LAKE aufl DEjiKEB TWO TRAINS DAILY. 4 283 a. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. (Public Laud gale.) (Isolated Tract,) U. 8. Laud Office, LaGrande, Oreeon, September 18, lH Notice i hereby (riven, thnt as directed by the l ummiBSioiiwr ot tne ceiierai Laud Olnce, nmler provisions ot not of TonareBH approved June 27, ll, J'ublic No. 303. w will offer ft public sale, to the hibeBt bMiler, at 10 o'clock a. m on the 24th day of Ontober, next, at tLis office. tn followiiiR trHCt of lHiid, to-wit: Sec. , T. S S. R. 28 E. W. M. Any persous claiming adversely the above d e8criled lands are advised to tile their claims or objections, ou or before the day above designated for sale. E.W. DAVIS, Register. No. f!3. Sept20Oct25. Perfect Iain For Sale. Town Property. Good 6 room house, good cellar, good wash house well fumisned, wood Bhed, chicken bouse and barn, with 8 eood its four borderiDt? on Main etreet, good woll of water, ehubbery and shade trees. Fine garden and two blocks from public school. Price 81500. Inquire at this office. Friedrich THE TAILOR Is here again and to stay. Our knowledge and skill in the ait of taking measures, cutting and makinur garments enables us to eive perfect satisfm tion to the man seeking eood fitting clothes, liemtniber a 1 the wotk is done rUht here and not in Eastern sweat shops. FRIEDRICH, THE TAILOR Daily DEfABTS 9:00a. m. 9:00 a.m. A recogiUsea Ctrevonlan. utnorlty The Weekij Heppner Gaxette Weekly Oregonlau. TIME SCHEDULES llKri'NKK, or. Fast Mail-For East and West Fast Mail From East and West Expresn For East and West Express -From East and West Da'Iy Abbivis 5:35 p. m. 5:85 p. STEAMLR LINES. Boat service between Portland, Astoria, Orogon City, Dayton, falcm, Independence, Corvallis and all Columbia and Willamette River points. SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. Steamers between Klpariaand Lewlnon leav Rlparla dally at 10:40 a. m, except Saturday, returning leave Lew lston dally at 7 a. m. except Friday. J. B. HUDDLESON, Agent, Heppner. WM McMl'RKAY, G. P. A. WANTED: Gentleman or ladv with Rood reference, to travel bv rail or with a riu, for a firm of fJ."o.ilOn on capital. Salarv JI.OT-'iH ir year and expenses; salary paid weekly and expenses advanced. Address with stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Iteupuer. Oreitou. MaylU-Novl"). i- '"''' '' pi"tw"T Di r j tTi..' ffi: I ' - ii ' 1 1?" If You use the Best buy the Monarch If the lowest priced we have tlieci THE STANDARD RANGES A big line of new and second band heaters priced to suit the season S. J. WING, Housefurnisher i -J) A Written Guarantee tMZST" " ro With this guarantee you don't guess, y ou KNOW which is best. ASK VOIR OWN BANKER as to our responsibility and financial standing. FfCC Trial and Easy Payment Offer Then send to our nearest deafer or to us, and get our .... '""M,,,'"""'""" i This is your chance to secure the BEST TALKIMG MACHINE MADE, on payments which will not be felt. WE ACCEPT OLD MACHINES Of ANY MAKE IN PACT PAYMENT. The Graphophone is the Ideal Entertainer in the Home! ,,,ve you evpr used it7 and judQ r yourself. Grand Prix, Pari, I OOO Double Grand Prize, St. Louis, 1904 Highest Award, Portland, 1905 Try it A Co.umbia Phonograph Co., 90-92 West Broadway, New York. 0 Rend me full details of your i:y I'ayoieot and Kxchunge l'lan. Name. Address. HEPPNER GAZETTE AND OREGONIAN $2 A YEAR
