Heppner gazette., January 03, 1907, Image 4

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The Heppner Gazette
Established March SO. 1888.
ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING.
Fred Warnock
tiered at the Posiofl'co at Heppner Oregon, ai
ccond-clau matter.
Thub8. at January 3, 1906
i'sixe joi: canso.
"Uncle" Joe Ca nou,
Steady at his post,
Ifrtihtnir to growl about,
BWbody to roast.
Itr ettiato" talking,
Listens all the while,
Wfeen tliey get too frisky.
Calls tuetu down in style.
fifer;r had tt e fever
To hunt t ountain goat,
Tfe;nVs more of his cigar
Tttaa of bear-skin coat.
I.ihfs to arirnp "tariff"
And "protection," too,
la fuct, will t n Ik. of anything:,
To make "free tra-ie" skidoo.
I'teaeed to pop the Indies
la the gallery grand,
I.:ipR "?ii'cliing Tii'oii :h (Jeirgia,"
When played hy any band.
E"tl tell a "funny" slory,
While ctiaitim; wi'h t.io "boys,"
No v.se for politicians
flu'lt mi plan of puppet-toys.
Gaeiftlont; serenely,
T.-aveiini; to ttri end,
Iot a thing to vex him,
United Slates his friend.
Knows what he is doing,
favoritt-e, high nor low,
"S-jisre deal," "fair play." hoDestmao
Isulam, old "Uncle" Joe.
Doesn't need a medal
For anything he's done,
Pabiic life is spotless,
Bright as mid-day bud.
IVw8 bis duty fearless.
For stars and stripes will fight,
Ttan may tie be with us,
"Uncle" Joe's all right.
Ia'e F. Vernon
Local Notes.
A. Kellar. The Dalles breweryman,
was in the city )e?terday.
Dr. and Mrs. Arlet Brock returned to
Portland this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Yam Barton came up
from lone yesterday evening.
County School Superintendent S. I.
Stratton came up from lone yesterday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Farnsworth, Mr.
and Mr. J. W. Beymer and Mises
Mary ami Kmma Farnsworth were
passengers for l'ortland, Satin day.
Church service will be held in
the Ca'holie c1 urcl, Heppner, on
Sunday, Jhu. 20th, at 10:30, a. m.
Considerable in'erest is being
shown in the revival meetings
which are being held iu the M. E.
church South.
H. A. Murphy, formerly of the
m. m. Co. of this city, whs down on
the South F rk lat week and
purchased 4'!0 1 eai of 6heep
from E. O. Martin, paying $3.00
per head. Mr. Murphy also bought
the hy and will us (he range this
winter. Monument Enterprise.
The Lexington ba-ket ball team
will plav tin? commercial club
team in this city on next Saturday
evening. The game will be called
at 9 o'clock, owing to th fact it
being Saturday night and this will
enable the merchants aud clerks to
atten 1. This promises to be an
excellent game, as the two former
games resulted in a tie. Turn out
and see a good, clean, sporty game.
H. E. Warren, formerly of Hepp
ner , who owns a big ranch near
Spray, has just finished a new irri
gating plant. The plarit consists
of a 10 hoi se power gasoline en
gine which pumps water from the
John Day River into a flume which
carries the water to a ditch which
supplies the land. Mr. Warren
has 70 aores of rich bottom land
which will be pat under water
when the proper time comes. The
irrigating plant was tested last
week and the results were very
satisfactory.
moHJKMY COU'STY SIICI'.H.
Number am Individual owners as
Hepartsa br Slock Inspector
A. J. Caak.
Walton..Devln,
The marriage of Mr. J. C. Walton and
Miss N. Viella Devin occurred at the
residence rj the bride'a parents, Mr.
and Mrs M. J. Devin, in this city, last
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev.
Joseph Buie performing the maniage
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton are two very
pogular young people of Heppner and
have many friends here.
Mr. Walton recently purchased the
comfortable reHulenee property f irmeily
owned bv J. J. Wells, where Mr. and
Mrs. Walton are now at hoaie to their
friends.
Sltrer Vfaddliig- Anniversary
On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. R S.
Peanell celebrated the 2oth anni
wwreary of their wedding. They
badi issued invitatians to a nam
her of their friends, and at half
past three, Eev. Mr. Looney, Rev.
Joa. Buie, Mr. and Mre. S. P.
Grarrigaee, Mr. arid Mrs. ''J. J.
Aflkins, Mr, and Mrs. H. A.
Emerson, Mr, and Mrs. J. H.
Gretatnell, Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Briggp, and Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Koteon were assembled in the
parJ'jr of the reunell home. Mr.
Mrs. renncll noon after enter
ed tlie room. Rev. Mr. Looney
th-v-i aaJiesned iheru, felicitating
tkem upon their hiving arrived at
tii'a tnile-stone in their wedded
Xtf &na expressing the hope that
tiiay v.ouk' live to celebrate their
golden wedliug anniversary and
that the succecdiug years would
be fall of happiness tor them.
After which, he offered a short
fcayer asking the favor of God
wpoo the home and those assembl
nL The company then extended
their congratulations and best
wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Pennell.
The company were then invited
to the dining room, where they sat
Iovu to a bounteous feast, to
wLidx they did ample justice.
Tise dinner hour was enlivened by
the sparkling wit of the Rev.
looney and the Rev. Buie. To
Bay that the occasion was an en
joysvble one is to put it very
mildly. The occasion will ever be
T 1 1 ll L
remeatjcreu Dy inose uiL-sem w, In a casos whoro thore ,g a wastIng
0 Of tha most pleasant events Of ) away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak
piunuicn. as ill uit f.tny Mill:' i mri
sumptimi. 1 i " ri ' ciin In- dnr.i t that i:y
eerine acts as a valuable nutritive and
aids the (ioldon Seal root. Stone root,
Qiieen's rnot and lilaclc C'herrvhark in
promoting dit'etii n and lii;iiuiti up tho
flesh and strenath. controlling tho coiiurli
-r t ,.r,t.,l i ir r and iinnsing ainit u le a tnv cor..Iiti'ii
Tics. Looney; salad fork, Ar. and , o thft whliI,. .S.,.IIU f -,nKe, it
not he. ex pi rti d to Work lu'r.ic'.x. It will
not cure consumption except in its earlier
stages. It will cure very s"ere. ohsti-
r,n,.. l ..... . l. 1.., 1 - i.:..t
tp.J6, Jr. at: ! .Jrfi. I. U. Jorg; and l.ir-k.'.'.iI tronl 1. s. and chr-.tilf s.r..
tn,1'i. "T" ii l Mrs T T ' throat with lioar-e-iex. In acute coujrhs
fcrfAy -):.; J.. ajJ Mr. J. J.( ?l isnot .soeifective. It is in the linK.-rinjr
Aiki:: -?S.'rt fork, Mr. and Mrs. j hanit-on coinrhs. or those r.flonif stand inu.
P L & L Co , 24 564
Bob Dexter 42
A L Florence ." 227
George Hutford 2 395
Newt Whetstone 4 600
Smith Bros 1 500
Ine Howard 1 800
UF WiKlesworth 6 564
Ayers & Spencer..... 2 380
J L Howard 2 440
Mike Kinnpy 3 804
W B Barratt 4 06
J Devin 1 380
N A Klly 1 834
Farlev Bros 5 GOO
J M Ilager 3 500
Hjnd Bros 3 ')$Q
II E Bartholomew 800
P B Doherty 1 )S0
John Kilkenny ;; jioo
James Carty 3 400
Dohe-ty & McDaid 4 (00
Ed McDaid 4 000
John Mclntyre 1 800
M S Correal 6 000
M Corneal , 2 430
T D Matthews 1 735
T J Hoekins . 800
Antone Vey 4 4;;0
Bob Stanfield 3 500
Kistner & Bartholomew 3 S00
A B Chapman 1 900
A 11 Cox 3 G00
Jed Jones l 350
II Scherzinger 1750
O G Cox 3 000
Jim Haves 2 450
A G Devore 1 650
Nat Webb 3 200
J W Beymer 2 100
J C Owen 1 200
A E Wright 5 500
Wilcox & Co 3 100
E F Smith 944
George L Sperry 28
W G McCarty 2 040
Mike Corran 1 900
D O Jnstus 5 J76
Jack Hyud ..J. 2 300
Swaggart, MoAtee, & Mills.... 2 960
Elder & Gentry 1 8fi7
W E Straight 1 860
Paul Hisler ; ! ' 3 800
J DFreoch .f k . .2 100
John Hayes 6 308
Jack Mattock 2 225
Frank Byms 1 &50
George Corrln & Sons . .J.Zt. . 12 OJa
McCabe Bros 4 925
Pat Doherty... 1 250
Mike Marshall 2 1C
John Woodward 1 050
Joe Hayes 1 100
JMSprowJs ...y- 47
J C Keithley J 950
James Wyland. nr 1 850"
George Cbapin , 1 750
1 GILLIAM & BJSBEE I
3
GENEAL
H1WM
FARM MACHINERY
HARDWARE
TOOLS
CUTLERY
TINWARE
We Have a First Class Plumber
GILLIAM & BISBEE
W 9 V v Sr Sr 99999 9 999 9
The Famous
111!
Extra High Grade
Old Goods
HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY BY
THE PALACE BAR
A UOU0 lNVESXlttKNT.
AND
OREGON
SiS OUTLINE
Union Pacific
Valuable Farm and Ontflt Offered
for Sale
Totsl
A recogalaea
Orecouliin.
, , 208,412;
auuiorlty The Weelcij
Ten bnndred and forty acres of deeded
land in the famous Butter creek dis
trict. Plenty of running water the year
round. Four hundred acres of good
wheat land. Eighty acres of alfalfa
under irrigation. Thirty acres more of
fine alfalfa land practically under irriga
tion. All under fence. $3,000 resi
dence. Good barn and eheepshed,
camphoua and other sheds. One of
1 he finest orchards in Morrow county,
on the fatuous Butter creek. This
orchard Laat year netted tb owner
$500, sod the people who boogbt the
frm't picked all of it. The fruits are
principally apples and peaches.
The plaste is completely eiuipped
with ' everyttuag necessary for farming
and atockrajlaiog which will go with the
ranch at the purchane price as follows:
Twenty-tliree hnndred head rf first
vlais stock sheep. 32 bead ef fine-Merino
ani Lincola bucks, two spans ofi good
rkules, one- span of floe maraa other
Yauilir horits. hofffl. fhifknit and
complete owtfit of machinery,, all in'(
good condition. Pries $30,009i $12,1
000 down Bad tea years time so the
balance This place will pay for ilself
and Is one ai the best investments in
Morrow county. For further inorma
tion, call on-or address Fred Warnock,
Heppner, Oregon.
Red Front Liverij &
Feed Satbles
Wi5iis StewartPProp
FIRST-CLASS
:LIVERY RIGS
Tb news of botn bemiapben
Weekly Oregonian.
m Tha
We oare not bow yon suffered, nor
what failed to enre you, Bollister's
Rooky Mountain Tea makes the penni
es!, weakest specimen of man or woman
hood strong and bealtby. 35 cents. W.
P. MoMillen, Lexington, Oregon.
A Most Valuable Agent.
The glycerine employed in Dr. Pierce's
medicines greatly enhances the medicinal
propertias which it extracts from native
medicinal roots and holds in solution
much better than alcohol would. It ateo
possesses medicinal properties of its own,
being a valuable demulcent, nutritive,
antiseptic and antiferment. It adds
greatly to the efficacy of the Black Cherry
bark, Bloodroot, (iolden Seal root, .Stone
root and Queen's root, contained in
"Golden Medical Discovery " In subduing
chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial,
throat and lung affections, for all of which
these ascents are recommended by stand
ard modical authorities.
THE CASH SHOE STORE
SLIPPER SALE
Ye have a good many broken
lines of .Slippers for Men,
Women and Children and will
close them out at greatly re
duced prices, as follows:
Tfie following is a list of tbej
presents received by Mr. nnJ Mrs.;
I'snDel!: Napkin ring?, Rev. and)
ilea. Key Gray; lettuce fork, Mr. j
said Mrs. S. W. Meadows: set tea-
All Slippers Redncec
Ladies $3.r,0 Patent .Sandals $2.95
M.OO Kid Sandals $2.45
2.00 and 1.75 Slippers 1.45
1.50 Warm Slippers 1.15
Men's 2.00 and $1.75 Slippers 1.45
" 1.50 House Slippers 1.15
1 .25 and $1 .00 Slippers 75c
Children's $1.85 and 1.25 Slippers 1.00
" 1.00 Warm Slippers S5c
J V. 1'a.t ;i-wu: iL.; boa bon spoon,
Mr. 1 Mrs. Chas. Thompson;
f-rvy nil-'1, Mr. and Mre. S. P.
G.-.rn'-"; i a up spoons and
I Mcr..-r-. and Mesdames H. A.
K--':o!i, L. W. Iln'ggs, J. U.
Cr.aa;;!, ami - K. Xotson.
-l"ith -it wi!. -. it ti;e Yoke" will be
p-r-tcl.i a'. out n :. .-undav at 11 a. m.
mnl im the evening at 7 :.'J0 "God's
tij.l6t Joy." With three pearli
l"jijrn the auiience at the M. .
f. un it.
iv'ii w ijiTi arciiiir,iii;ii d lv bli i dmir fruiu
pint;-, tlint it has pcrfi rrr.cd it? mot
mar . l :;s cur's.
I'rof. Finlt y Kllins-.vood. M. IX, of I5on
nctt Mm1. Col h CJiicao, ays of gly
ceriiH': "In dyspepsia ltwrrosan oxrelli-nt purpose.
IToMint; a fixed tjuanlity t the p-roxiJo of
liylni::ii in wlut ion, it nn; of tlie best
manufariured prixluctsof the provnt time in
its Hi-tn in ujn enfeehled, disordered stom
a.'lii, etpts-ially if there is ulceration or ca
tarrhal yastritlH (eatarrhal Intlammation of
stornaeii). it N a ftkjM. etlii'ient preparation,
tilyrerlne will relieve many case of pyrosis
heir'lurn and cxci-sslve gastric (stuiua-li)
aridity."
"lolden Medical IilMMvery " enrlchiti and
ptinfles the tilood rurinir blotrhps. pimples,
vruprloiiit, s.Tofuluu swelllntrs and old bores,
or uli'rt-
end Ui Dr. R V. Pierre, of Buffalo. N. Y..
for Irw booklet tllln all about the native
medlrlnai mof composing1 tbls wonderful
mHiicloe. There is no alcohol in It.
New Tallin?
and Records Now i'd
Ideal Gentleman's Resort
BILLIARD AND POOL ROOMS
We take special pride in keeping our Tobacco and
Cigars in excellent condition. Forty different brands
ot high grade cigars constantly in etock. Try one of
our Haranas. Cigara wholesale and Retail.
Kept constantly on hand
and can he furnishes on
short notice to parties
wishing Co drive into the
interior. First class : :
Hacks id Buddies
CALL A SOUND AND
SEE US. WE CATER
TO THE : i j j
COMMERCIAL
TRAVELERS
AND CAN FURNISH
RIGS AND DRIVER ON
SHORT NOTICB : : j
Heppner,' - 'Oregon
Onlv Line EAST via
SALT LAKE and DEftVEB
TWO TRAINS DAILY.
Daily TIME SCHEDULED Dally
Hepi'NBR, Ob.
Fart Msil-For
9.00 a. m. last and Wet
Fait Mail From
Bant and Weat 6:85 p. m.
Kipr Kor
0:00a, m. iMttodWitt
Kzprem From
KawtandWeat S:S5p.
STEAMER LINES.
Boat aerrio batwaan Portlsad. Aitoria,
Oroiroa City, Dayton. Saiem, iBdnwndtac,
CorraJlJ aad all ColnmMa aad Wlllamatt
KlYr potnta.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
BtoaaMia Mind Rlparla and LawWton leave
Rlpazte dally at 10:40 a. m. axcapt Saturday,
ntuxniof Im? Lw Uton at 7 a. a. axcept
J. Bt BUTDLISON, AfMt, Bpper.
WaHaHURKAT, .P.A.
An Angel Cake that Is more delirious than
the Nectar the Gods fed on liiKh Olymprn, we
will f urnlnh you if your palate craves it, bat tor
good, ordinary wordly, everyday (are there'
nothing that will compete with our pure and
delicious breads, healthful, palataMe and
rinteicious. We pride ourselves on making the
the best bread in this part of the state, and
those who use It will bear ua ap in car as
certion.
Geo. Rohrman.
THE BREWERY
The Best Liquors
and Wines.
HOPGOLD BEER
Leading Brands of Cigars
C. F. McCarter, Prop.
4- 347.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dopartinont of the Interior,
Lud Oilieo at The Dalle, Oregon.
December lh, 11.
Notice is hereby (riven ,Ht Melanrthon B.
Il'ilnen of HarilniMii. iinn'mi, lmn tiled notice of
his intention to iimkJ himi hye year jirrof in
otippi.it of his claim, viz: Homest.iail KntiTV
Imi. Ii:rt5 niHilo Aui! . i ii-:, fur the NEHEU
of Section 12. J p. ti -nntii Kane -ir. Kist, lots 2
and :i hikI HK'.NW' j of en-etion 7, Township H
Houtb, Kance 2i K.. W. M ., ami that aaid priaif
will bn made tiefure the Cmin'y Clerk, at Hepp.
rer, OrcKon, on January ", Ili7.
Me namea the followjnc witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of KHiii land, viz:
Win. I.ueilint;. of Trout, Ia)e. Oregon, David
II. Jenkins, of DavUm. WHHhjiiton.
WICUAELT. NOLAN, Register.
Decl3-Janl0.
Before You Order
Tombstones, Marble
or Granite -Work
Tou will do well to Bee
Monterastelli Brothers
and get prices. Thej have
a fine stock on band.
.tlAlN 8TKEET, IIKPPNER, ORE.
THE ALPS
John Zollinger, Proprietor
Wines, Liquors and
Cigais
Lunches of all Kinds
Hardraan, - -
Oregon
The Palms;
Robert Hart, Prop, jj;
if Ice Cream
; Ice Cream Soda
if High Grade Cigars jj
if Fresh Candies 'l
f; Nuts and Fruits $
y Lunch (Hoods ;j
I Ice Cold (Joca Cola if'
Orangcadj? "
jKoot I Jeer f
Met Muring II
The editorial pge of tha Weekly Or
jonlaJi (Ives a broavd UMUMOt t av !da
Friedrich
THE TAILOR
Is hera again and to atay. Oar
knowledge and skill in the att of
taking measures, cutting and
making garments enables us to
give perfect satisfaction to the
man seeking good fitting clothes.
Remember all the work is done
right here and pot in Eastern
sweat shops.
FRIEDRICH, THE TAILOR