Heppner gazette., May 07, 1908, Image 4

The Heppner Gazette
RutablUhcH March SO, lfttt.
MSUCO THURSDAY MORNING.
Fred Warnock
Mmutnitt tfae Postottlce at Heppner Oregon, a
econd -class matter.
3nx?caaBA.Y May 7, 1908
Elections for 1908.
H'gistrhtion opened Jan. fith.
5!wee for primaries April 7.
Sfrituary elections April 17.
5Jgi9trRtion reopens April 21.
Closes for election May 15.
$Mttal election. Juue 1.
Segistratioa reopeDs Sept. 20.
loses for election Oct 20.
Presidential election Not. 3.
meet fomewhere, elect yonr park com
miasioners, draw op your petition and
try to gt subscribers. You cannot fail
Do not expect, however, your bankers
doctors or merchants to ttive the whole
a half or one third, but ask the citizens
n general to share the expenses as nea
as thai generosity will permit. The
thing to do first perhaps is to select the
park site, many already favoring the
former property of Mr. Conser and lot
adjoining. Inquire the price, if for sale
then gef to work to come into posses
sion of as desirable a place for a park
as any city aff.rds In the state of
Oregon. S. W.
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
(Continued from page one.)
Republican jTicket.
Sec-
State and District.
3t Ooitad Mates Senator--
H. M. CAKE.
5or Representative ia Congress,
oud Dis'iict
W. R. ELLIS. s
Sbr Stite Food and Dairy Com mi b
eioner J. W. BAILEY.
Star Supreme Judge
R. S. BEAN.
Jtor Railroad ConimUaioner, Second
Dietric
C. B. AITCUISON.
3or Pro'ecutiug Attorney, Sixth Dis
trict G. W. PHELPS. 1
3or Joint Representative, Morrow and
Umatilla Counties
T. J. MAHONEY.
Vlsrrotv Count) Ticket.
3br Jude
F. 31. GRIFFIN.
3br Sheriff
'E. II. saun.
Pbr Clerk
W. 0. HILL.
3&r JSss3eF6or
W. S. CONNER.
Ubr Schacl Superintendent
S. E. NOTSON.
J?or Surveyor
V. H. HEATH,
lor Ccroaer
N. E. WINN A II D.
3&r Commissione-, full terra
M. J. DEVIN.
3or Commissioner, to fill vacancy
W. T. CAMPBELL.
Coroner leager and D. C. Uurdaue
went to the scene of the tragedy Mon
day and inquests were held over the
bodies.
Miss Wright was a highly respected
voting lady and was universally liked in
the naighborhaod where she resided.
Morrison formerly resided at Arling
ton ml was considered quiet and in:
offensive.
There will be special services
Sunday night at the M. E. church,
under the auspices of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society. A
special program of addresses has
been arranged. All are cordially
invited.
S. W. Meadows left Monday
morning for Moberly, Mo., to visit
a sister who is very sick.
Klamath Falls Masons will erect
a fine temple.
For news and opinions tna Oreg-onlaiL
Don't forget the O. R.
& N. farming demonstra
tion train to be in Hepp
ner, next Tuesday even
ing, May 12.
Don't forget the pay lecture on
Friday night at the South Meth
odist church by Mrs. Morris Ellis
on "Love, Courtship and Marriage
or iiow to get along with your
Mother-in-law. 8 o'clock sharp.
Socialist Ticket.
District.
For Joint Representative J. P. Had
ley, of Hardman.
- Countr Ticket.
For Judge R. W. Rooioson, of Eight
Mile.
For Sheriff 0. B. Barlow, of Eight
Mile.
For Clerk French Burroughs, of
lone.
For Treasurer Henry Aehbaugh. of
Heppner.
For Commissioner, long term G. W.
Chapin, of Hardman.
For Commissioner, short term W.
B. Beasby.
For Assessor A. S. Akers, of Hepp
ner.
For Coroner T. S. Beck, of Irrigon.
For Surveyor- F. J. Wilder, of Hepp
ner.
Receives Congratulation.
You will soon receive the congratula
tions of your friends upon your improved
appearance if you will take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy as it tones up the syste
and imparts new life and vigor. Folej's
Kidney Remedy cures backache, nerv
ous exhaustion and all forms of kidney
and bladder troubles. Commence tak
ing it today, Slocum Drug Co.
The First
thing to consider in depositing money
in a bank is SECURITY. The capital
and surplus are the depositor's protection
funds. The
National
SHALL WE HAVE
A CITY PARK
3?.tjei5 Pica hy a l oyal itcsiden t of
Ilcppiscr.
Wa intnd to cllnti to our plea for a
pbik in Heppner witli a tenacity of will
that cannot be questioned until the ball
is set rolling. , At the appeal in the
Tirws iaet wetk the readers no doubt
wink-ed ona eye and kept the other
c4us?.i but we want you to open them
and keep vour ivisi-jn directed to the
advanfjiB-j that may b3 had from t!is
path.
II the lad;e3 are not uin, to become
iatfcrestei, then to the sterner sex we
drop on our knees eo to pi fuk in this
oaase. Has Beppcer 200 loyal 'itizsn?
W&aak, out of its population of 1500?
li bo. will a petition receive from each
Of the 200 a subscription of $10. Now
that )8 not much to put out for a suie
zelornof plaaire and comfoit. It wili
go a long ways too towards purchasing
me tana a d making such improve
meo-ts as a'f nei n 'saiy for present ue
There is a r Ia'ive good in the posBes
Btoa of a city of a public equate or al
lfctawnt of ir ound that cannot be over
si ranted, .er v.ces of a religious ca
tfcw t n.lijcteJ once or twice a month
If-.-t'ue open air with the blue canopv of
ttevreu visible and the strains of sweet
re a ic floating echoes among the bills
impresses one far more ihan all the elo
quence within four wa'ls with nature
ehutout. There are people who would
be reached far sooner than draaging
tbeiu through a church house door.
There would be less danger of conta
(ions diseases being eprerd. A seat on
a carpet of clover would shorten the
length of an over long sermon to any
tired exhausted work-a-da.y lietiner.
We vouch for onr brothers and hus
bands that they would not sit at nor
sb:p with hat in one hand and watch in
the other barely re-tra:niog themselves
nntil th bene liction. And there is the
beauty of a youcg man securing on a
Sunday a quiet nook in company with
his be&t girl entertaining with fine sen
timents of ppeech which the grandeur
of all out of d;2 make a bit more ro-
saa&tic. O" cjurfe there would not be
Bio kangaroo and elephant nor the
monkeys to fee 1 r-eanuts to but rest as
nred there wouid be other sources of
enjoyment. Ladies, one trore at peal,
yoa who have pretty homes here and
who wwli to be ter the appearance of
j)ar little city can you not organize
trie improvement club, or any way,
government superintends and exaniines
this bank. Our stockholders and direct
ors are responsible, well-to-do business
men. This
.... When
Attending
Visit .
Court
Marquardsen's'
Deyartment Store
An unusual number of people will be called to Heppner during
the present session of court and it would be well ior all to come
prepared to look over the stock and avail themselves of Bar
gains offered at Marquardsen's, whose prices are the lowest.
Groceries
Time and space forbids that we pub
lish as usual a lengthy list of prices in
this department.
We have established a reputation for
the lowest prices and handle the best
of everything in this line.
Allen & Lewis' preferred stock,
Heinze's sauces and pickles, Chase &
Sanborn's Teas and Coffees, Schillings,
Folgers and Royal Baking powders.
All the staples and fancy groceries with
seasonaoie vegetables winch guarantee
equal to any and superior to the ma
jority offered at the price we quote on
the best.
Clothing
Men's, Boys, Childrens. We are not
ashamed to compare our stock with
any. We sell the clothing in Heppner,
Oregon.
Men's Suits $6.50 to $22.50
Boys and Childrens as cheap as you
wish, as good as you desire.
1
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Shoes
Men's Ladies and Childrens. The most
complete " line which im available for
Morrow county trade. If you wish
some special shoe, ask us for it. If
you wish to tfave tell us. If you wish
to buy see us. If you wish satisfac
tion, wear Peters' shoes.
Where Quality is higher than price.
Dry Goods and Ladies
Furnishings
Warm weather demands lighter weight
in underwear. We are showing0 a
strong lino in sleeveless vests from from
up. Aluslnr underwear of everv
Our corset covers from 12c to
10c
kind.
$2.50.
I me Muslin gowns made in high and
low neck, in good quality muslin, nice
ly trimmed with enibroiderv. Trices
from 50c to f 3.00.
White' underskirts for less than you can
buy the muslin and eml
J
them
nothing about the cost of get tin
made.
Marquardsen's Department Store
Bank
i II 1 II IIIIIWIIIIlirniMWIWMMMJMWIMIIlLU
Liberty Meat Market
has been established over 20 years, dur
ing which time it has served the bank
ing public faithfully and built up a large
and prosperous business. The best ser
vice possible is none too good for all our
customers and the people of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Salo.
(Public Land
Heppner
Captal Stock
Surplus and Undivided Profits
Total Working Capital
$ 50,000.00
63,798.54
$113,798.54
Isolated Tract
V. 3. Laud CiSje.Tha Dalles. Oregon,
April ICIli, l'J03.
Nutice is hereby given t Rt, as directed by the
Commiosionor of the General Land Otliee, under
provisions of Act of Corisress npproved Jure
27, HiCti, Public No. SO;:, we will oiler nt public
Bale, to the hif,'hpst bidder, at 11:8') o'clock a. m.,
on the 2iJth day of liny next, ut this cffi.o, the
following tract of land, to-wit: NV!4 SEi of
Beetion 21, T.5 d., K. 'M E. W. M,
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to filo their claims,
or objections, on or berore the day above dosiK
nated for sale.
Apria-Alay2H C. W. MOORE, Register.
LOCI.3 II . ARNKSON, Receiver.
We Believe
We believe in the
goods
we are selihm in the
people we are selling to, and in our ability to
get results. We believe that honest goods
bv honest
r?1
nieth-
can be sold to honest peopl
ods. We believe in working, not waiting, in
laughing, not weeping, in boosting not knock
ing, and in the pleasure of selling goods. We
believe that an order today is worth two or
ders tomorrow, and no man is down and out
until he has lost faith in himself. We beljeve
in today and the work we are doing, in to
morrow and in the work we hope to do,' and
in the sure reward which the future holds. We
believe in courtesy, in kindness, in generosity,
in good cheer, in friendship, and honest competition.
Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at 1 he Dalles, Oregon.
Arlll, 1H08.
Notice is hereby given that Narcissa C. Smith,
formerly Narcissa C. Sprinkle, of Heppner, Ore
gon, hag tiled notice of her intention to make
final live-year proof in support of her claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 10483, made March 12,
1002, for tha NEJ4 SE& oc. 25. T. 4 8., It. S6 E.
W. M.. additional to U. E No 11153, La Grande,
Oregon, series, for lots 3 and 4, Sec. 30, at d lot
1 Section 31. Township 4 S., Range 17 E. W. M..
and that said proof will be made before J. P.
Williams. U. 8. Commissioner, at Ileppntr, Or.
on May It), i'JOS.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land viz:
Charles Ostan and Matt Hughes of Heppner,
Oregon,
Aprl9-Mayl4 C. W. MOORE, Register.
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind Yoa Have Always Sought
Bears the
Signature of
SALOON
Wanted and For Sale
The Club
For those who
appreciate Quality.
1. JB. WIIvEY
Boyer & Wherry
Fresh and Salted Meats
Fish on Fridays
Highest market price
paid for fat stock
HEPPNER. OREGON
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HARDWARE
Glasses
Bora's.
properly fitted at T.
Thomson
Highest cash price paid for hides,
pe!ts and furs. Pliill Cohn.
See our beautiful line of
Holiday
goods
consisting
ISros.
Dealers in
General Merchandise
Heppner,
Oregon
Pacific Lodging
House
C. N.SHI1NN. Prop. 4
Good clean rooms,
none better in town.
Come and Stop With Us
MAIN STREET, HEPPNER, ORe.
of cut glass, hand painted
china, fancy crockery and
glassware, silverware. Nov
elty sets for all tastes com-
both beauty and
bining
service.
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GILLIAM & BISBEE
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