Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, March 07, 1907, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Heppner Gazette Society Notes EtabUrn Mnrch 80. 188S. ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING. Ifred Warnock Bntcred at the PrmtnOiee at tl-prmer Oregon, a MCond-olMi nutter. Tsuksday March 7, 1907. It seems that spring is here lor Bare. Don't forget Tuesday, March 12 Cleau up day. Many towns are now arranging for clean ud days. A good (sug gestion for Heppner. The loss to the O. It. & N. Co. b the recent storms is about $300,000. It was certainly the v rst winter all around for many years. The Portland Commercial Club is li'jini: much for Portland and tlie entire state of Oregou in the way of oJlecHve advertising, but one club cauuot do it ail. The whole state hiioiild help. The club now has a pledge of SIGOOper month to assist the publicity de- jjhi tmeut. Miss Elsie McCartv was ti guest f Mrs. C. C. lihea, ou Rhea creek, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Will Irwin is home from Portland, where she has been visit ing for the past month. Mro. Grace Storey, of Mukilteo, Wash., is iu the city visiting her patent, Mr. aud Mrs. Jas. Jlager. Mrs. 0. E. Redfield returned froui l'eudletou and Portland id on lay eveuiug. She was accom panied from 1'ortlm.d by her sister, Miss Mable Cameron. Aud now it is beginning to be realized that the pure food law is a reality. It his been announced that the department of agriculture will locate a pure food laboratory in some northwestern city. The location of this laboratory will ex ercise a wholesome influence. George Abbott, representing the Botany Worsted Mills, who is the first wool buyer to arrive in East ern Oregon this season, is now in Pendleton. He is of the opinion that wool will bo lower this season than last He thinks that the opening prices will range from 12J cents to 19 cents per pound. This is the opinion from the stand, point of a buyer. A. NEWSPAPER DISUItACE. Little MargHret Crawford enter taiued several of her little girl tiieuds at the Crawford residence m Gle stive!, Tuesday alternoou. The t.ccasiou beiug iu honor of her oiuth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Goldstoue, it tau rraueisco, arrived lust night aud are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Phill Cohu. Mrs. Goldstone is a bister of Lira. Henry Black- man, uow of Portlttnd. Master Ralph Kenton entertain t-d the members of his Sunday school class last Saturday, at the tin me of his parents, the event be ing in honor of hU 13th birthday. Following were present: Maishal Phelps, Emory Slccum, Leander Pavid, Johuuie Elder, Creston Haddock, Lee Notsou. Percy Garriguea and Garfield Crawford entertained the ladies basketball team, that went to lone, on last Friday evening at the Gar riguea home on Gale street. After the games in the Club the guests went to the Garrigues home where ihe young men had prepared a dainty little lunch for the occasion. Those present were: Mesdames Patterson, Warnock, Neel, Young; Misses McCarty and Tinan; Messrs Geo. Thomson, Garrigues and Crawford. land Elks who extei.dch.1 their greeting by the following telegram: Ahhlaod, Or., Feb 28, 07- E. L. Freeland, Ueppuer Ashland Elks now two hundred strong, remem bering your loyal support at Bat falo, send kindly greetings to Heppner 358 on this your annual roundup. E. V. Carter, P. E. K. iriAIIIIIF.U. PALMATEER HUMPHREY At the parlors of the Palace hotel, iu this city, Weduesday eveuiug, March G, 1907, Mr. VV. W. Palmateer, of Morgan, Ore gon, and Miss Nora S. Hum phrey, formerly of Jasper, Ore gon, Rev. T. W. Atkinson, offici ating. CASTOR I A Por Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature THE CASH SHOE STORE Spring House Cleaning Sale of Shoes, Hose and Gloves EVERY PAIR REDUCED Ijcom. lO per cent, to Half Xjrio Every pair of the New Spring Styles included in this SPRING HOUSE CLEANING Sale. Broken Lines will be Cut to JUST HALF. A.VfM:itS RALLY The Gazette would ask the in dulgence of its readers in the article below in relation to the continued aud unwarranted venom coming from the unfortunate ed itor of the lone bunghole, who every week persists in personalities and mud slinging unworthy of a gentleman in every respect. In the first place the little boy represents nothing neither influ ence,, business interests or the 5rp!e of the town of lone. Little Johnny got swelled up over his prowees as a basket ball player and ot mad. The Gazette will Bend down a kindergarten bandage to this an fortaate idiot, this victim of a sol itary habit that has robbed him of all the sense that he ever did have. A dirty skunk will contaminate ihe atmosphere of any community, but the community is not to blame. Neither ia the good community of lone to blame for the presence of the loathesome skunk with the Laudful of type aud a handpress ju our neighbor city. Carter came to Heppner as the tnil rivA of a K ui"H cyclone from 5ns training in chasiDg grasshop pers. Like the other parasites, wul-u they left K-iiisas, he was f jrced to leave also. Iu the basket ball gurue where tiie little fellow got mad, he was oalciatbed iu every play and for this reason quit like a dirty cur, because it was impossible to keep down his real nature. ! Ji ut. then a fuo! is a fool. s:it:i , ;i t iur Siilc. .; , ; ' .1 -f (.i.t'.'e end trw ii.,.-ti4i' I ... ' lujjieiiienta, f tr-, htin-s ar'l hate, tine rane lor blP or caf- ?, rsn.iiag water evtrj-w!iv-, U- k H -it a bargain. Write . j'ti. A. .filial., 'i i. I'uub, Co., Oh-ju. Mm kmrn The Ghztitc is wt'il prepared to t j i a i t Loit ijii's ou short notice, j Kue of cuts to fctltct from. Ueppuer Lodge 7fo. 358 Ilola An nual Roundup. The annual roundup of Elks and their does occurred on last Thurs. day night when Heppner Lodge No. 358 celebrated the occasion in grand style. The hall was appro priately decorated and arranged with tables for the playing of pro gressive five hundred, which was indulged iu until a late hour. Miss Ella Ayers' songs were very sweet and well received by the crowd, as were the recitations by Blanche Carter. Mr. Julia Metz ler's piano solos were splendid and her rendition of "Old Black Joe," with variations, was exceptionally good. Music and recitations were intersperced with the cards, so as to furnish recreation to the players. A light lunch was severed at 12 o'clock. ' In response to invations sent out to all lodges iu the state the only response received was from Ash- High Grade High Price- "Packed m Full Mtasun 23ot' ttFalfsrXEajj ! rr. !f1. j GAT i pSa AJways "Words of Praiso For the several ingredients of which Dr. Pierce's medicines are composed, as given by leaders in all the several schools of medicine, should have far more weight than any amount of non-iirofessional tea tiniunials. Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescrip tion has Tin: hahgk of iioxksty on every bottle-wrapper, in a full list of all its in gredients printed in plain English. If you are an invalid woman and suffer from frequent headache, backache, gnaw ing distress in stomach, periodical pains, disagreeable, catarrhal, pelvic drain. dragging-down distress in lower abdomen or pelvis, perhaps dark spots or specks dancing betore the. eyes, faint spells and Kindred symptoms caused by female weak ness, or other derangement of the feminine organs, you can not do better than take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescriution. The hospital, surgeon's knife and opera ting table may bo avoided by the timely use oi "favorite rrescription" in sue cases. Thereby the obnoxious examin ations and local treatments of the family pnysician can Do avoided and a thorougli course or successful treatment carried ou In the privacy of the home. "Fnvnritn Prescription " is composed of the very best nauvo meuieinai roots Known to medical science for the cure of woman's peculiar ailments, contains no alcohol and n narmiui or nauit-iorining drugs. Do not expect too much from "Favorite prescription; " it will not perform mira eles : it will not disolve or cure tumors No medicine will. It will do as much to establish vigorous health in most weak nesses and ailments peculiarly incident to women as any medicine can. It must be given a fair chance by perseverance in its use lor a reasonaoie length or timo. You can't afford to ascent a secret nos trum as a substitute for this remedy of Known coin position. Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Fierce, by letter, frtc. All correspond ence is guarded as sacredly secret and womanly confidences rro protected by professional privacy. Address Dr. R. V. fierce, Hunalo. M. Y. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pfilets the laxative and regulator of the They invigorate stomach, liver bowels. On - a laxative ; two or t cathartic. Easy to take as candy A (i(M)B irKVEST.TIK.Vr. Why? I Need the Money. That's wh) Remember Everything goes. Here are a few. J $5 Ladies Dress Shoes $4.50 Patent Kid Button, and Frencli Kid Lace, Dress Shoes, Cuban Heel, Turn Sole the Lute Toes, New Sprint: Stock, $5 Shoes for ...$4 50 Valuable I arm and Outfit Offered for Male. Ten hundred and fortv Hcres of deeded land in the famous Butter creek dis inc. rienty oi running water trie vear round. Four hundred acres of good wheat land. Eighty acres of alfalfa under irrigation. Thirty acres more of Sue alfalfa land practically under irriga tion. All under fence. 83,000 resi dence. Good barn and sheepshed. camphouse and other sheds. One of 'he finest orchards in Morrow county, on the famous Butter creek. This orchard last year netted the owner $300, and the people who bought the fruit picked all of it. The fruits are principally apples and peaches. The place is completely equipped with everything necessy for farming and stocaraisirjg which will go with the ranch at the purchase price as follows Twecty three hnndred head cf first class stock sheep, 32 head of fine Merino anl Lincoln bucks, two spans of good mules, one span of fine mares, other young horafs, hogs, chickens, and complete outfit of machinery, all in ood condition. Piic9 ?30,0i.0. $12, 000 down and ten years time on the balance This place will pay for itself and is one of the best investments in .Morrow countv. For further inorma- Nop, call on or address Fred Warnock, ilepjiner, Oregon. COS TEST NOTICE. tlie If ;l on jfj Merit J. A. Folger & Co. San Francisco 1 Department of the Interior. I, is. Laud Oflice, La (iranilo, Oregon. February 11, l'.'J". . A su":irt rmitost Rffi'lavit having been !i:'l in this ollice by lj.fe 1Vii1hji1. contest ant, n(,i:;ht Lo.-m-steHil entry No. li'.ti'l, tntubi M' IN. I .:. f .r w4 wl ec 'i'i w'i n li iiwU. ' 'ivn 4 tow liMnp 4 a rane 27 e VV. M by Wiiiiaiii X. Joimmi;:. contpntee, in which it i "il.ece.i' truit William Xi. Johnson haa iii.;iii'!iTic,l said trae; that lie ban 'nr"i'i rehiiifiic,. therefrom for more than ' x tnonthf, Mr - ur!.in a iil entry; f-at ssit trj.i t in not ttl,-'i upon anil ctilrivated by ai,l 1 arty tw ivi'i.:,l by !;; that he haa never n-bi, 1,"1 ojl nrA cr.'f that Ntid Hbi-em-e fr. ;n ,M iar.,1 -a uot due t- Iiih em l'l.,y. i. ni i :, . ;.ri:j. ;,: vj, - msriiie corim of the 1 1 Hful M li't fifi n ie- are hereby 'iotit.'-, to ai.i.Hr. rpomi ami otler evidence ioin-i.i! v v;t-t r, ':::,!) ;t' in rlo-k a. in., on March :t i. ".. :.. J. P. W illiams. I.'. B. Corn- rnsfiorn r at l.h(.:!.i-om il-.i.n,'r. Oregon, ami r.at tiiml h i.-i-u- ,v,l! be hel l . -it III o'clock a. m., on JI-, n il Ui.,retl,t Ketriater anl ;:-..jVer at ih't I'n.t.-d -tatea Land Otflee in La $4.50 Ladies D'ss Shoes 3.50 Patent Colt. B'ncher, Vici, Flex. Welt Blnchnr. and the Fa mous Dr. Eidson Cushion Sole All H and $4 50 Shoes f ir $3 SO $3 Ladies Dress Shoes 2.25 The New Onen, Elneher or lace, Pat. Tip Ex. Soles 3 00 Shoes for $2 25 $1.50 & $2 Ladies Shoes 1.00 25c Ladies and Cbildi ens Hose 13c 2 pairs for 25c Gloves Men's Buck and Horse Hide Gloves 1.50 Gmdes all at 1.00 Men's 50c Gloves 25c S5 Mens Dress Shoes 4.50 All the New Patent Colt Bluchers and Laoe, Kangaroo and Kid Dress Shoes, the $5 ones for $4 50 $4.50 Mens DressShoes 3.50 All the New Blncher and Lane in Velour, Box Calt, and Vki, the $4 and $4 5U Shoes for. . . $3 50 Men's Cotton Sox 5c a pair $3.50 Mens Street Shoes2.50 Box Calf Blncher and Lace, and Horse Hide Lace Shoes. Me dium and Heavy. $3 50 Shoes for $2 50 Brokn Lines Men's $4 Shoes. . 92 00 Broken Lines Men's $3 Sboes. . 1 50 Broken Lines Boys' Shoes 1 35 Broken Lines Boys $2 Shoes. . . 1 00 81 Childrens Shoes 5c Soft Soles 10c. M iccasins 10c Stop at the Sign of the Boot This Sale for One Week Beginning Saturday March 9 4 I GILLIAM & BISBEE GENIAL HARDWARE FARM MACHINERY HARDWARE TOOLS CUTLERY TINWARE We Have a First Class Plumber GILLIAM & BISBEE fr fr fr fr fr fr THE ALPS John Zollinger, I'roprietor Wines, Liquors and Cigai s Lunches of all Kinds Hardman, - - Oregon 44 The Famous Ik a 1 it V ui ilii a 1 liieMilriiiiii-;ar;t liavliie. in a proper afti t; ImvU. tilf.1 K,l,rnr , I.m7. net forth fa:?s wliirti rtiow tl..it :.i it .lue ciiln-'enoe ieroiial -.rvice of this e ran not 1 na!c, it ia lu-iutiy or'l r-.l arm lirvct;l that aiicn notice !e iriveu due arid j.roT rmMii -htion. K. W. UA VIS RecldtPf. A. A. i;tiKEUls, Ktceivcr. Feb. H-Mch .1 Extra High Grade Old Goods HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PALACE BAR THE BREWERY The Best Liquors and Wines. HOPGOLD BEER Lead in Red Front Livery & Feed SatDles Willis SUwirt, Prop FIRST-CLASS 0.IVERY RIGS Iirands of C. F. McCarter, Trop Cigars Kept constantly on liand Rnd can be furnishes on short notice to parties wishing to drive into the interior. First class : : Hacks and Boouies CALL AROUND AND REE US. WE CATER TO THE : : : : : COMMEUCIAL TRAVELERS AND CAN FURNISH RIOS AND DRIVER ON SHORT NOTICE : : : Heppner, Oregon Tli editorial p of tfc Weekly Ore ffonlajt (Itm a brood tro.tiant to a wldo raago of subjects. Ideal Gentleman's Resort 1HLLIARI) AND POOL ROOMS We take special pride in keeping our Tobacco and Cigars in excellent condition. Forty different brands ot hinh grade cigars constantly in stock. Try one of our Haranas. Cigars wholesale and Retail.