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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1907)
Local and Personal Notes Dr, Hunlock -Nervous Peseases. Glasses properly fitted at P. 0. Borg'a. tf. Semi-Weekly Portland Journal and Heppner Gazette only $2.00 per year. M. 0. Merrill, a sheepman of the Hardman district, is in the city. Dr. Wlnnard, Ear, Eyes Nose and Throat. Glasses properly fitted. tf Seed wheat. Oats, Kve and Barley or sale by Pliill Cohn, at Heppner Warehouse. K. A. Thompson returned from WeBtoD, Tuesday, where be had been ou a brief business trip. Taken as directed, it beoomea tbe greatest ourotive agent tor tbe relief of suffering bumanitr ever devised. 8ocb is Hollister's Eooky Mountain Tea. 35 oeots. Tea or Tablets. W. P. McMilleu. IiexiugtoD Oregon. As we shall leave Heppner, and not expecting to go to housekeeping again, all of our household goods are for sale, also canned goods. Call at tbe bouse. Cnas. A. Mussulman. If you are hunting VacaniGovernment land, J. T. Williamson, La Grande, Ore gon makes maps of any township in the La Grande Laud District showing the condition of tbe township at the date made for $1 each, as uown by the records of the land oflic Land office practice a specialty. Juoe7-tf. Your stomach oburos and digests tbe food you eat and if fool, or torpid, or out of order, your whole system suffers from blood poison. Hollister's Rooky Mountain Tea keeps you well. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. W. P. MoMillen, Lex ington, Oregou. Mies Maude Mill, of Minor & Co., received the cash prize from the Butterick Pattern Co. for the largest lint of subscribers to the Delineator of any agent in the United States and Canada. The prize was $25. Mr. aDd Mrs. A. L. Ajers were in from Parker'a Mill this week. Mr. Ayers slates that there is about 14 inches of snow at tbe mill. The cold weather and snow baa been ideal weather for logging. Mr. Ayers now has about 400,000 feet of logs in the yards ready for the spring run. The machinery for tbe new mill is now on tbe ground and will be ready for op eration by the first of May. The oapacity of the new mill will be 25,000 feet per day. WANTED: By a prominent monthly magazine, with large, higb-clas circu lation, local representative to look after renewals and increase subscription list in Heppner and vicinity, on a salary Stockmen are again smiling at tbe appearance of the chinook. A lew Malheur county sheep men ate contracting their 1907 wool clips for 18J cents per pound. Banker Conser returned from Portland, Saturday, where he wai called on business. ' f rank Koberts received a car load of ice from North Powder the first of tbe week. W. T. Perham, of Butte, Mont was Lera looking after the pur chase of timber lands this week. 169 acre farm for sale or "rent. In quire or write immediately to Mrs. Olive Browning, McMinnvitle, Oregon, Box 39, R. F. D. No. 3 Subject of sermon at Christian church Sunday night. "The Secret of Happiness." Public cordially invited. Chas. A. Mussel man. Mrs. M. B. Metzler entertained Tuesday and Wedneeday evenings at Five Hundred at,d Flinch, iu honor of her bister, Mies Hart. Henry Biflckman and friends now own 350,000 shares or a cou- troling interest in the Silver Kiog Gold Mining Co., in the Boundary district. B. C. The mine is now showing some promising assays At a recent meeting Mr. Black. man was elected president of the company. We care not how you offered, nor what failed to cure you, HollinterV Rooky Mountain Tea mikes tbe penoi est, weakest specimen of man or woman hood strong and healthy. 35 cents. W. P. MoMilleo, Lexington, Oregon. The Knights of Pythias of this city are making preparations for a celebration of their 43rd annivers ary on Tuesday, Feb.. 19. It is expected that Grand Represents tives Bradshaw and Cake, and G. G. of R & S., L. R Stinson, will be present at that time. A program of music and speeches is being arranged along with a spread for the occasion. Every man in this locality who is or has been affiliated witb the order will re ceive an invitation. Once a Knight, always a Knight. Broth ers take notice. Garfield Crawford, K. of R. S. from bapis, with a continuing interett from year to year in tbe business created. Experience desirable, but not essential. Good opportunity for tbe right person. Address Publisher, box 59, Station O, New York. Tbe news of both nemispberas ra Tha Weekly Oreironian. Floods tbe body with wurm, glowing vitality, mikes tbe nerves strong, quickens circulation, restore natural vigor, makes you feel like one born again, Hollister's Rooky Mountain Tea. 35 oeots. W. P. MoMillen, Lx ington, Oregoa. . For Sale 1520 acres of good land, 83 00 per acre ; 700 head of cattle, 817.00 per head; 20 head ot horses. 850 per head; 5 sets of harness, 3 mowers, 2 rakes, 2 buck rakes, derrick. 1 set of black-smith tools'. Will lump the whole business off for 25,000. For turther information inquire of. L. V. Bai ley, Paulina, Oiegon. Chaa. Hams was Hardman, Monday. Waldo Vincent came in Butter creek, Tuesday. Stacy Robeits and wife are in tbe city from their ranch south of Hardman. J. H. Reeves, a traveling man with headquarters at Baker City, is held up in this city on account of the washed out railroad track. F. F. Burgess, of Newberg, Ore., Ebb Schrock, of Haitlin, Wash., and T. L. llagsdale, of Walla Walla, are registered at the Pal ace. Jerry Cohu came in from Boise City, Idaho, Monday evening. This is the first time since the flood that Mr. Cohn has visited here. It will be remembered that Mr. Cobn is an old time business man of Heppner and a brother of Phill. The address of five minutes to boys ami girld at tun M. E. church at 11 a. in., will tell of "Forgetting to look one way." The sermon following will be upon No waste in the perfume from Bethany," and the theme of the 7:30 p. m. sermon will be "The downward ook." Welcome. Your monev's worth is what the Heppner Commercial Club yr poses to deal out on tomorrow evening to all those attending the bhsket ball came. This will be the third gurna between tbe team from lone and tbe locals and no doubt will be the fastest of tbe season. Tbe ladies will play their first game, which promises to be good, and immediately after the games the gymnasium wil be cleard for dancing. All for fifty cents. down from MX$XX Important ANNOUNCEMENT. We are pleased to announce to our many customers that OUR SPRING STOCK of the celebrated Gordon H o. s has arrived and is now opened and ready for your inspection. Ulg Slock Lotiei lu ffaontanaw Heppner Qasatta Weekly Oreg-onlan. THE CASH SHOE STORE S 1 m ES FOR 1907 Dress Shoes The first shipment of the new shoes for Spring wear nrrivod this week. As usual we an? showing the CORRECT STYLES and BEST VALUES. See our Windows for the NEW IDEAS. 11 Few al 1Kb Bast Mrs Hre M). !(, Ladies Pat. Colt Rut ton Shoe, hand turn sole, Matt Kid top, Cuban Heel. Dresden Toe $5 00 NO. 21 Ladies Matra Kid Rlucher liirht extrusion sole, Pat, tip. full Military Heel !$3 00 NO. 4." Mens Yd our Calf Rlueher, Morroeeo top, half double sole, crimped vamp, Turk Toe 00 NO CO Mens Pox Calf Rlucher Rail Rearing, Crimped Yamp, Common sense toe and heel... $3 50 New Black Cat Hose and Socks Now In Sir BUTTE, MONT., Feb, 3. Kon Kohrs of Deer Lodge, one of tbe moat prominent etockroen of tbe state, ia in Butte and states that he is in receipt advices,, from the northern ranges tbat bis stock losses will reacb about 80 per cent of bis herds, so fierce is tbe storm tbat is sweeping tbe northern dis. tricts of Montana. Mr. Kohrs says tbe conditions in Valley country and the other big cattle and sheep sections is simply ap,ialing, the stock dying by tbe hundreds. Tbe long plains ot Northern Montana afford tbe stock little shelter from the tinging sweep of the mow and wind. Unable to break the crust ot ice cov ering the trass of the ranges, the cat tle ami sheep huddle in bunobes of from 50 to 100 in the coulee?, there to rop of exhaustion and hunger, and die. Bunches of dead cattle stop the drifting snow, which soon buries them completely, with the exception ot an oc casional protruding leg or bead. These but ial mounds of snow frequently dot the ranges and only too plainly indicate how fearfully the herds are be'mir rav aged by the terrific weather prevailing. The Gordon Hat is acknowledged by all to be the best $3.00 hat in the world. In fac it is better than many makes that sell for a great deal more. Our stock comprises every popular stylse lor spring. They are beauties. Lookers and Buyers Alike Welcome Here MINOR k CO HATTERS. A Shape For Everyone A Fit for Every Head 4.347. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, Laud Office at La Grande, Oregon. Jan. 29. 1907. Notice Is hereby given that Sophia Koib, ot Pendleton, Oreeon, one of the helm and for the heir of Mell Kolb, haa tiled notice of her in tention to make flnal fire year rroof in iupp; of her claim, viz: Homentead Kntiy No. 7S)" made Feb. S, IS Ml. for theSHHK' 8. . 1, W, N K'j, sectioo Iv!, Township i 8., Kaiiife 29 K. W. M., and that Mid proof will be made before the County Clerk cf I'matilla Co. at Pendleton. Oregon, on March 25, 1807. tine namoa the following witnesses to prove hi continuous leeidence upon, and cultivatio.1 oi tne land, viz: Clinton 1. Drake and Ralph T. Erftzler of Pendleton, Oreiton, tieor;e L. Horsman and Nela C. Nelson, of Uurdano. Oreson. reo-7-Mcii-l4 i. W. ua is, lit?, iter. REPORT OF THE CONDITION Ot tbe Firit National Bank, at Hepp ner in the State ot Oregon, at the close ot business, Jan. 26, 1907. No. 3774 RESOURCES. Loans and disoounts (516,062.90 Overdrafts, secured and unte- onred 6.34U.y4 D. S. Bjuda to secure circula tion 12,500 00 Bonds, securities, eto 4,310.00 Banking bouse, furniture, and fixtures 15,010 00 Other real esta'e owned . . .. 4,108.99 Dae from National Backs not reserve Bunti 1,002.74 Dae from State Banks and Bankers 424 62 Due from approved reserve agents 18 661.63 Foods io Transit 131 14 Fractional paper currency,. . nickels and cent 249.83 Lawfi'l M xky Rkskkvk in Bank, viz : 8peoie 35,349.20 Legal-tender notes 2,390 37,733.-0 Redemption fund with U. S. f Tea Satisfaction -"J SEVEN FLAVORS Golden Gate English Breakfast Golden Gate Ceylon Golden Gate Oolong Golden Gate Fancy Blend Golden Gate Gunpowder Golden Gate Black and Green ftcidi in FJavor-Tist Carton J. A. Folger & Co., San Francico JAJoljarS&il CEYLON j.H"is..-g Treasurer (5 per cent of oir- oalatioo. 625 00 XOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. LandOtiice, The Dalles, Oregon. February 1, 1907. Notice is hereby siren that John Ksnnt of Heppner. Oreeon. has filed notice of hia inten tion to make iinal live year prool in su -port "f his claim, viz: Hotneatead Kntrv No. ", ' made .Inly Hi, 1901, for I tie SWtj-K1. of Section .'.), NVi4 N K1 pid K'i NW' of Sw-tiop Ji. Tom liolnp 4 South. Kanut. 'Jf, K. VV. M.. him! Hint RHi.i j.roor w in lie maie teure j. p. W illiam Total 617.196 9'J LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $ 50,000.00 Snrplns Fund 12.000.00 Undivided profits, less expen ses and taxes paid 45.26S.09 National Bank notes outstand ing 12.500 00 Dae to olher National Banks 4,952 71 Due to State Backs and Back ers 32,901 14 Individual deposits subject to check 303.762.23 Demand cert.tiOHtfs f deposit '2,162 Nl Time certificates of deposit.. 25.949 67 Notes and bills rediscounted . 76,647 4' Bill payable, including cer tificates of deposit for money borrowed HO.iV.0 00 Letters of credit 1.052 33 1 When You Go to Portland g I STOP AT I The Imperial Hotel ((5th ami Wahiniiton St's.) Total m 617,196 Wj Statu of orroon, I COUNTY OK MOHROW. j I, tieo. Coaper, Cf-saier of tb abov; - named bank, dr solemnly swear that t n- h "''"""'''' UhoveetHtementi, tr.w'to the be.t of j V. 8. Com on March He naine the following wltncMc to nn.ve mv knowledp Rod nelie. hiscontumons residence iiiHin. and enltirntion iU'rt ft :V II CnslnVr. of, the land viz: ' 1 . ,. .r.. Allan McKer.in. John Rl,lwav Osnor Dvi anuncrireu aniifwru kj -...r and EnKene Mattexm all of lUppner. Oregon. S this 4tll day of Feb. I'97 Phil Metschar), Jr., Will Be There to Lool After Your Wants. Mli'HAKL T. NOLAN. K,.it,.r Fell. ;..Mch U 4- '-47. XOTICE FOli PC1LICATIOX. Xo. 20 Pat. Colt Blucher Ladies Dress ghoe lcparttnpnt of the Interior. I-and Ollicc at Iji (irandc, Oregon. Jan. ai, w:. S.ticpiii herc!y giren that Lizzie I. Cox. of llepin.or. 'r.'4.in, one of the heir and for the heir- of .Martin I. Havma-i. derenacd, ha filed n"tien f her inie. fiiMi to make final five year SAM K. VAN V rilK. Notary I'ub.ic. Correct Attea! : J. 15 Natter, 1 A. I,. Avere. I irei'tors. J. 1 KbeB, J 3 XOTICE O F FIXAL SETTLEMENT Not'ee is hereby civen. T!if ti" tin 1rijned a.lniinitrat.rof ihe KstMteof J J.l, i.ni. dc- r.H.f in in.n..r( i,f l,..r.lim .1, u . i . ceaoed . i i I make Kinal S. flrnict "t hm ne- Kntry No. hn-.V m,l. .Nov. lti. ln, for the tt'i, c,,o,"a with id Kftate a-ixm h H,niiinir:ttnr. SV,S-. NWV, Sertiitn 10 Townshin I ' Ht "", ,,,Tm ot tlu '"t" '',iirt of Morrow ! !.. Murc ts K.. W. St.. an.l that aid pnmf mil '""' he holden at Hep, n-r in said t ouiity, lw in,i h.l.in J P Wiinm- i- on the 4f h dai-Man h A. 1. I1" i. niit.foner. i.t his ortlce in Hepp'nr Ore. on J..n 24 K-1- . r w- 11 '"v,ll. Mar. !. 1S7. ! Administrator of ;he Estnte f J Jo!.ron, tho names the f..llowinI wlttienseg to prove 'teceaaed. in i ciniinni'ii rwnieiice uHin ma cnltlvaiion oi phti innti, viz: EVERYTHING - THE - BEST O. K. Kanifworth. rt. r. Klorenr. Inhn rnllotith and U. B. Hatt all of Hem.ner. Ore eon. r'eb. ;-Mch. 14. E. V. DAVIS, Register. Call at tha Gaaette office and learn of our dubbing; offr with the Weekly Ore-coulao. GAZETTE AND OREGON I AX S2.00 4 i?i lt
