Wo
'a lie Ileppner Gazette
Ketablialuv March 30. 1IUS.
ISSUED THURSDAY MORNINQ.
Fi'eil Warnook
I Mated at tbe Fottoffiee t Heppner Oregon, a
cond-alMt matter.
hcbsdat January 17, 1907
the yv. WW,
The real riruilt of Ortgon'a di
i vt primary law it? apparent at
t ijo preswut tension of the loisla
t ire.
What ciiBUgo,
The uibety members ai there
ivibepure. fcjort o jmt dropped
i-i without my dt-niou-tratiou of
ira aim nod tltjeet iu life. Never
Mas Salein ho quiet duriug the
rrtefiou of the legisliture.
The uboeucti t.i' vibiiors whs
fct'tiee&ble indeed. The innnj
i.t-tfiu plhces. ni'ouud the capitol
I'aMiiU' iire silent and lomly.
Outside iu (he routine business
i tb two !i'iii!-'s. tli- .rcateht
II y:a in M.c e!ic'k-ty c' ck of tie
I fes down in the r-tat piinting
: .E'-e.
Jr. loo',; -i like tl e Uire force ofi
t 'orworked clerks wili even get I
U e of the munotiniy.
Tiie voice and the wishes' of the
Jficple through the oii-pci primary
have been plairlj htjokuj. Nut
a lUcSi has been abkeJ.
Many burden Lave been re
it jved from the shoulders of Ore
s' u lawmakets. And why, bo.
iase it is h qupg ion of plain and
b: aplednty. Thht's all. The big
-evd of politio-tl maneuvering iu
m. 4 thero because the people have
r noved the incentives for the fas
ciiwiting political game.
But t"ae ueed of the meeting of
'AY legislature has, 'not been re
lieved. It is down to simply a plain
business proposition.
D. A. Knowles was an incozibg
p;eDger Wednesday ereniugfroni
Battle.
Err.'Dr; Sarrinpr Findlay of Akron,
4 recently visited Washington for tho
:tpress purpose of hearing Senator
'Dick make a speech. Dr. Findlay la
; uperlntendent of a Sunday school in
ifcron, where years ngo Senator Dick
i as one of his "boys." He says he
t jjoyej the unique oxnerience of hear
1 lc tiie senator speuk.
SHORT STORIES.
In the I'nitfd States 1.020.000,000 gal
1 ius of coffee f.rc drunk every year.
The Naval You.,g Men's Christian as
i viatioii is m.ki:ig preparations to en
v utain the sail,,rs of the navies of the
'orld which will center at Jamestown,
' a., in 1'j07.
Tlic largest r:;itol States mail ever
tint out of New York was the Christ
i.iasand New Year's mail for England
I ,ud France, taken Just before the boll
i ays by the big liner Philadelphia, con
I :l3tliig of 3,220 sacks.
The state department has been using
iidcl papers for over sixty years. It Is
j jaown as "ofllciul cord" and Is about
ttie usual size und is made of silk of
1 tiree colors Intertwined, red, white and
fine.
Til- r1 A T'otiU'sir.n lu OY-llihittnor Yicl-
lore the Missouri Historical society!
tie largest stone ax ever discovered ;
t.;nocg the Indian tribes of this coun
ry, aud it is believed to be the heavl- i
ttt in the world. It is owned by ,
1 jjr9 ii. IIu.s-: of Iiirchwood, Wis.
Karnrna Hone Gossip.
Fred Teachout will winter at Te
t cmseh, Mich. Besides his "green"
nes he ha3 Long John, pacer, 2:1214;
,'t Gordon, 2:1'J'4, and Liberty BelL
facer, 2:10Vj..
J. A. ritzpatrkk of Cambridge.
Inss., receiitly r"n"liased a yearling
v .Jt, by Bliigcn, 2:'i,4, dam Jolly Bird,
t. 13V4, from A. II. Parker of Uedford,
!uss.
John Caldwell, by Strathway, re
' iced his record to 2i)Sy2 at Los An
f Jefl, Cal. wben he w on the 2:'0 trot
1 straight beats fr m Helen Norte.
runt llui-kvy Team.
Harvard's h.. - v h-:.m !u;.
to be a
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DH'diclnoN ii. l.ii.. . .. n..,i,iu.iti.)n.
fr ft is th.it lr. l'mr.o rnvtllciiu
makrrs of wliioli irint ivt'rjr Inicrci..
enuring Into thrin umiii the bottin w.
pera and atu-st its correetiiMi under o.iil
re dally growing In favor. Tho coil
position of Dr. PirriVs medicines is ope
to err-rytxxJv, Dr. Ticrco being lislrout
or having tho search light of lnvcstlca
Won turned fully upon his formulae, briny
eoniidnt that the betwr tho cotnuositioi
of theso medicines Is known tho more
win thoir great curatlTo mcrlU be recoi:
nlzed. rioin wholly made of thn active
medicinal principles extracted from na
uvp tori-si root. ty exact Droccsscs
original with Dr. Pierce, and without the
use of a drop of uk-ohol, triple-reiined and
ciiPinicaliy pure glycerine being used In
tad In extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing In tho roots
employed, those medicines nru entirely
free from the objection of doing harm
ny creating nn appetite, for either al
coliulic beverages or habit - forming
urn us. txamine the formula on their
liottio wrappers the .same as sworn to by
Dr. rierce. and you will lind that his
'(nil, leu Mcilu'al Discovery," the great.
r.liol-piir::nT. stomach tonic end bowel
regMlator the inc diclne which. v. hil not
recommended to cure consumption In its
advanced stages (no medicine will do that;
yet tuna cure ail those catarrhal condi
tions of head and throat, wen ! stomach,
t'li'pid liver and bronchial troubles, weak
Iuiil's and In.'iu'-on-coughs. uhiih, if i:eg
lecti il or baiily treated lead up to und
linaliy terminau in consumption.
Take tue "lioldon Medical Discovery"
in time and it is not. likely to disappoint
you if only you give it a thumiKjh and
I'nir trial. Don't expect miracles. It
won't do supernatural tilings. Von must
exercise your patience and persevere in its
use for a reasona' !e lentrtli of time to cet
its full lieijetits. The ingredients of which
Dr. Tierce's medicines am composed have
the uiniualitied endorsement of scores of
medical leaders better tlnn nnv amount
f'f lay, or non-pmfessionni, testimoninls.
i'iiey are not given awviv to be evneri
nentiHt with but nre nkl bv all dealers In
medicines at reasonable prices.
keep your eye pealed for the
club dance, on Snturday January
19th, 1907. Ttrv are great. Yes,
ihey are the dope aud you are in
vited. Stockholder nerllug.
Notice is hereby given that the
anuual meeting of the stockholders
of the Heppner Mining company
will be held at the office Red
field & VauVactor, in Ileppner,
Oregon, on Tuesday, February 12,
1907, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the
purpose of electing officers aiid for
any other business that may
appear.
D. B. Stalter, President
T. W. Aycio, Secretary.
Heppner, Ore., Jan. 10, 1907.
OME to Radium
Springs and real
Free youreelf from the
worries and care whk4i have
worn your nerves. Drink ol
the wonderful waters here, whose
remarkable properties will brine sure
relief from rheumatism, chronic con
stipation, indise&ion. kidnev and
bladder troubles and many nervous
disorders. This splendidly equipped
sanitarium possesses every medical
resource, provides every luxury of the
fines! hotel and offers all the comforts
of the home. Located amid the
mountains where magnificent scenery,
delightful walks, and fine fishingabound.
information at to equipment, accom
modaiiont ani raft chtorfullf tupptied
upon rwquttt
RADIUM SPRING
, -SANITARIUM J
HA1NCS. ORE.
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COS TEST SOICE.
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ii,u ir .fn(.t r mt,.ii min'i.
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I the wonderful water here, whose V a .
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UUMOR OF THL llOUn
la Umr'm Wovk.
"Aud then," according to the author
of 'a late book, "a wiid abrlek rent tlM
a!r."
And:
The two people hiding .bebjnd th
lilac bnhii felt their blood curdta.N
And:
"Again came the wild, weird whrlet"
Aud:
"Iooklug Into each other's faces,
they found them the color of marble."
And: ...
"That Htnttul again that terrify ln
lound which made tho heart stand s'4U
and the listeners to guap for breath."
And:
"With a moun of denpalr. Aspuln
slowly sunk on the cold earth, and
Harold stood looking at hor llko one
struck dumb."
And then, after an Interval of ten
minutes:
"All of a sudden It cam to them
that the sounds were produced by a
mother licking her ten-year-old boy for
drinking up the molasses ou his way
home from the grocery, and life wei't
on with them In the same happy strain
as of yore. Life Is full of such mis
takes, though, and one can't be too
'.areful about fretting the labels mix
ed." Detroit Tribune.
IloHfntrd It.
"!erald." said the young wife, notic
ing how heartily he was eating, "do I
cool; ns well ns your mother did?"
Gerald put up his monocle and stared
at her through It.
"Once for all. Agatha," he said, "1
beg you will remember that, although
I may seem to be iu reduced circum
stances now, I come of an old and dis
tinguished family. My mother was not
a cook." Chicago Tribune.
o Time For Details.
An American speeding over the con
tinent of Europe in his automobile
asked of his chauffeur, "Where are
we?"
'In rarlsl" shouted the man at the
wheel, and the dust flew.
'Oh, never mind the details!" irrita
bly screamed the American million
aire. "I mean what continent?" Chi
cago Post . - ... ;
At the M. E. Churcli next Sun
day at 11 A. M. the. theme of the
Fermon will' be, "The .work greater
than the workmanM,with.-. a solo by
Mrs. Win card la the evening at
7:30 o'clock the theme will be
Condition and 'Character. -Wel
come. "
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Of oonri yon pay y oar moneys ,
Bat yon get yoar tnoney't worb, -lor
what does money mean f'yoq . v .
When Bookr MonuUltT ' T c;
etrth? V. P. MoMilli; LeiUiB
ton, Oregon. v.'.
E. R. HUNLOCK ;
PHYSICIAN and StlR&EOIK
Ofeece Rooms 3 and 4
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING.
Makes a Specialty of Nervous Diseases
and Catarrh, Calls promptly attended.
THE CASH SHOE STORE
Will Hold the First 1907
WOOL SflLE
At the Cash Shoe Store. Beginning Friday
January II and Ending Saturday, January 19
This wool sal' will not be a Hale of raw wool
but of tlio finished Manufactured Products in
the shape of HOSE and SOCKS.
The Well Known Line of Leaders
BLACK CAT HOSE
All Reduced at this
li.idifs ""hi Wool IIf)sc
"0 and 40 wool
.'") and 2." "
' 'hildrens 50 and 40tr "
and 25 "
" Flccci'd Liiu'
BLACK CAT
CH1CAG0KEN0SHA
HOSiERr COMPANY
iLK.MJbllA. U l.S.
Ladies
Vttend the Wool Sale
I , ... El
I . ' .
Ideal Ge!oiiian s Resort
IllI'TlM) AND lOOL KOO.MS
Jl ilka ppt-cial priJe in keeping our Tobacco arnl
v-'V't" in nxcel!'nt tomlitioi. Forty different branila
il liitrfi j.'ia lf rltf -a constiintlr in Rtocla. Try ooo of
t.'.r llvar.aa. Ci iara wholesale and Ketail.
I GILLIAM
HARDME
FARM MACHINERY
HARDWARE
TOOLS
CUTLERY
TINWARE
lie Have a First Class Plumber
GILLIAM & BISBEE
X UOUU IN VES'IfflliSTi
Valuable
I arm und Outfit MTered
for Sule.
Ten hundred 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
hue alfalfa land practically under irriga
tion. All under fence. $3,000 rtsi
dence. Good barn and sbeepebed,
camphouee and other sheds. One of
the finest orchards in Morrow coonty,
on ' the famous Butter creek, This
orchard laat year netted the owner
500, and the people who bought the
Irnit picked all of it. The fruits are
principally apples and peaches.
The place is completely equipped
with everything necessary for farming
and atoctralsing which will go with the
raneh at tbe porchare price as follows:
Tneoty-three hnndred head r I firsf
elans stock sheep, 32 bead of fine Merino
and Lincoln baeks,. two spans of good
IuQUlea, one spaa ..of. fine mares, other
vpnre borss, hc;i, chickens, and a
complete outfit of machinery, all in
good condition. Price 830,0tO. 812,
000 down and ted years time en the
balance This place will pay for itself
and Is one of tbe best investments in
Morrow county. For further inorma
tion, call on or address Fred Warnock,
Ileppner, Oregon.
The news of both bemispbei
m Tta
Weekly Oregonian.
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Red Front Livery &
. Feed SatDles
Willis Stewart, Prop
FIRST-CLASS
:L1VERY RIGS
Kept constantly on hand
and can be furniHhea on
short notice to parties
wishing to drive into the
interior. First class : :
Hacks and Biioulcs
CALL AROUND AND
SKE US. WE CATER
TO THE : : : i :
COMMERC I AL
TRAVELERS
An can :r:a.sH
RIOrt AND PKIVEII ON
SHOKT NOTICE : :
HGDDner, Oregon
COPYRIGHT
All Aiiri'I CakD tlwii is more dnllcitins than
tlie Nectar the GoiIb foil mi hik'h Ulyrapux, we
will furniHh yen if your palate crave tt, tint for
Kirni. ordinary word'y, everyday (are there'
nothing that will compute with oar pure and
delielou breodii, healthful, palatable and
ntitelcion. We prltle oiirnclve on makinK the
the beat brawl in this part of the state, and
ihoso who ubo it w ill bear ns op in our a
ertioo. Geo. Rohrman.
THE BREWERY
The Best Liquors
and Wines.
HOPGOLD BEER
Leading
Brands of Cigars
C. F. McCarter, Prop.
r.7.
NOTICE FOR rCRLH
j ..,'tHrtnii'i t if t 'in I ':tiriop.
Olll t Tin- llnilt'8, Orcrn.
DfremlitT 7th m.
No fro In htTfSy Kivt'n tl,.it V.-ia n-t holt II.
IIh'.h n of Hi, iltiinji. t rt i;iiii, inm til,' 1 iiollti' nf
I. i, (nifiiii.,11 I,, iii.'kt' Ii'ihI fivt yt-ar tiriMtf in
ttmni'l t,f his rjju'ii, ll,tmwt-'nl Kntfry
Sn. i.Vi niaiif r us . J t. I in f,,r ir t- .N K'SK1
nf -i, t il, ,n l j. I ' i. -,,ii. Ii Km r. K,rt, ItitB L'
h;i. S ami .-l-'.NW'. ff .-til ',,n IV, nhii
"until, Kntii'1 ,. K.. W. .M.. an 1 lint hmiiI nrw,f
w ill li niMiItt l ' r" tli ,i!titv (;ierk, at l,'i.
nt-r. (iri'K,,u, nn Jmni ry I . ,m,".
H. tiniiim Hut f'ini' t! itninn to prove
ri'iiIiiniiMi" rt-i'lfiirt' uihiii hiii! cultivation
ol "till In n 'I. vii:
Mm. I.iifiliitif. t.f Trntit.UJf. OrPKOn, David
II. Jenkins, of I m ion. v neh t n 1 1 .i .
ailc li At. I. T. .NOLAN. Reglsler.
HerLt-Jmiin.
The editorial pc of the WNiiy Or.
onlan tfm m broad tmUMot tm m, wide
Th Famous
IE
Extra Hig;h Grade
Old Goods
HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY BY
THE PALACE BAR
e
OREGON
SHOJrLlNE
AND IMon Pacific
Onlv Line EAST via
SET LIE ami DENVER
TWO TRAINS DAILY-
lll.-llll
Daily TIME 8CHEDCLEB Ialy
DcfAK-.i n ABHivaa
HarrMBK, Or.
Fant Mall For
9:00 a.m. East aud Wett
Fait Mull-Fro ir.
Eaut and Weil 6:85 p. m.
Expreu Kor
8:00 a.m. KaatandWeat
Expreaa From
Eaal and Waal 6:15 p.
STEAMER LINES.
Boat aerrloa bee wean PeitUad, Aatorla,
OroRon City, Dayton. 8alem, Indepandeuue,
Corvallli and all Columbia and Wlilaaaette
River point.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Steamer between Rlpariaand Lawivtoo leave
Rtparta t'ally at 10:40 a. m. axespt ttetanUy,
retnruiy !eave Lew U ton dally at 7 a. m. dacepi
Friday.
J. B. HUDDLESON, Agaal, Heppner.
W UcHURHAT, C.F.A.
Befbr Toe Qrdtr
Tombstones, Marble
or Granite Work
You will do well to see
Monterastelli Brothers
and get prices. They have
a fine stock on hand.
MAIN NTHKET, IIKPFMK.it, ORE.
THE ALPS
John Yauaasueh, Proprietor
Wines, Liquors and
Cigais
Lunches of all Kinds
Hardinan, - - Oregon
The Palm
Robert Hart, Prop.
Tee Civam
lee Cream Soda
Ilifi'h (irnde Cigars
Fresh ( 'andies
Nuts and Fruits
Lunch (ioods
lee Cold Coea Cola
Orani'e,ile
t rmaei
THE TAILOR
Is hern again ami to ptay. Our
knowitttljfu and nkiil in th ait of
takinir uiPHfltirpa, rnltinu and
makimr armfnta enaliles ia to
Kive perfect aatiafartion to the
man feekinif eool littinif clothea.
Hemeinher a 1 the work i done
riiiht hore and pot in Kantern
weal nhopa.
' FRIEORICH, THE TAILOR
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