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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1908)
0 Glauses properly atted at P. Borg's. Highest cash price paid for hides, elta and furs. Phlll Colin. Wanted Man to appo nt sub-agents to sell stock for a large timber and lum bal company, liberal commiision. 615 Rothchild Bldg, Portland, Oregon. Call at the Heppner Dyeig nand Cleaning Works and see Guy Mc- KmghtH BdjuHtible skirt banger. loar attention is called to the increased deposits in the Bank of Heppner, which is shown in their advertisement. The confidence in this institution is growing daily, as the facts go to prove. A. S.'Akers was a passenger for Portland, yesterday, where he goes io look aftsr some property he re cently purchased. Master Harold Brock, of Pendle ton, is visiting with tbe family of !Kewt Jones. C. A. lAiea returned to bis home in Portland Tuesday. , Geo. Bleakman is in fiom Hard, man attendiug court. Chronic Conmlpullon Cured. One who suffers from chronic consti pation is in danger of many serious ail ments. Foley's Orino Laxative cures chronic constipation ae i. aids digestion and stimulates the lives ami bowels, re storing the natural action ot these or gans. Commence taking it today and you will teel better at once. Foley's Orino Laxative does not nauseate or gripe and is pleasant to take. "Refuse substitutes. Slocum Drug Company ' RATE REDUCED. Six Dollars a ton on Salt From Utah. The following letter received this week by V. B. Barrett will be interesting news to the stockmen of Morrow and adjoining counties Portland, Oregon, June 1st, 1908 Mr. W. B. Barratt, Heppner, Oregon. My Dear Mr. Barratt, Referring to my recent con vereation with you in Heppner. I presume Mr. Huddles ton has ad vised you of my telegram to him SALES OF WOOL HIGHEST PRICES PAID AT HEPPNER. No Offers Made on the Heavier Crades Put up. Eleven buyers attended the wool sales in this city last Friday. . Aboat 1,500,000 pounds of wool were sold, the prices ranging high er than at any sales in Eastern Oiegon this season. , The Penland Land & Livestock to the effect that rate of 50 cents company loppaa me market wiuj per 100 lbs. would be established 160,000 pounds at 14 5-8 cents per on salt in carloads from Utah pro- Poulia dncinc Doints ta Henoner to takel lue Pcea averaged about six offi,nt tha t.rifl1, .n a cents per pound lower than last published. The same figure will 86980,1 I "l a it also aoDlv to Condon and Shaniko. following are toe saies: T l,l tn Kava Vaan ohU rei.na wvesioca company, iou.uuu . fit i 'vOi iifl ton wo. unci t vjv xv u u u to arrange tne matter in a manner m . H1. E satisfactory to the interests you Jones & Scherzinger, 31,000 lbs.. U represent. I cents. El'ery Yours trulv. N- p Whetstone. 42,000 lbs., 14$ RRMihej. cenla- Livingstone. s. f. uevio, id.,- n cents Ellery. It is a pity to see a person neglect in-1 Geo. Currin & Sot s, 90.C30 lbs., 9 die ations of kidney or bladder trouble cents. Kuhn that may-result in Briaht's disease when J. M. Hager, 27,000 lbs., cents. Foley's Cldney Remedy will correct ir regularities and strengthen these organs. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first aign of danger. 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 government superintends and examines this bank. Our stockholders and direct ors are responsible, well-to-do business men. This Bank 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 Ellery. R. F. Wigglesworth & Son. 00,000 lbs 12 cents. Ellery. L. P. Davidson, 22.0J0 lbs., 12V oents. Dufour. Neill Bros., 19,000 lbs., 114' cents. Livingstone. Howard & Lindsay, 24,000 lbs, U cents. Kuhn. Archie Cox, 18,000 lbs, 13 cents. Livingstone. V. B. Potter, 17,000 lbs, 13 cents. Green. J. W. Beynier, 33,000 lbs, 13 cents. Ellery. V W. G. McCartv. 19,000 lbs, 10 cents. Dufour. Einmett Smith, -10,000 lbs, 2.34' cents'. Brigham. James Morgan, 4100 lbs, 10 cents. Judd, W. B. Barratt, 19.0C0 lbs, 1 3,3 cents. Livings'one. Jack DeVore, 24.000 lba, 13,34' cents. Livingstone. 200,000 pounds i ejected. Salem Councilman Shot. 8 Heppner Captal Stock Surplus and Undivided Profit Total Working Capital $ 50,000.00 63,798.54 $113,798.54 Cash Shoe Store The Place to Save Money SIGN OF THE BOOT Elmer Beaman Successors to C. O. Huilit Salem, Or., June 2. City councilman J. F. Gooile was shot and seriously wounded about 10 o'clock this evening by Ben Stai ton, a young man who, wr ile uniier Mie influence of liquor, sought to force his attentions upon Gooiie's daughter, and granddaughter. Goode will prob.tblv recover, though shot through the back, the left ha d and through the face. Stanton, several year? aeo, waited nj - on Goole's grauddaughter, now Mr. Joe Reese, of iltppner. Mis. Feese recently c mie to Salem to vrsif, and to night attended the Vaudette Theater, where f he met ber aunt,one of Goode's daughters, and the two went home to gether. Tbey passed Stanton, spoke to him and proceeded Inme. Stanton followed and entered tbe house, Miss Goode told bim to so away, but be refused, insisting upon seeing Mrs. Reese, wha bad gone upstairs When Miss Goode tried to telephone for an officer, Stanton drew a revolver ad threatened to shoot ber. Mr. Goode, who was in a rear room, slipped out of a back door to call an officer. Stanton heard him leave and ordered Miss Goode to call him back. After some delay she called, but he didn't respond, and Stan ton started after bim. At Orange Hall, corner of Centerand Commercial streets, Stanton found Goode at the telephone and shot bim three times, the bullets taking t fleet as above stated. Stanton fled and has not been captured. Mr. Goode fell to the floor and was taken home, where Dr. Morse attended him. Stanton is a youn man of idle habits and evil reputation, but was not cons'd ered desj erate. Mis crime was prob ably due to his being under the influence cf liquor. Prices Tell And People Tell the Prices The reputation this store has for low prices and high quality goes far towards keeping us crowded with cus tomers. Satisfied customers tell their neighbors and our bus iness increases as a natural consequence. Yet this store's success would be impossible without depend able, desirable and satisfactory merchandise. Therefore, we always maintain our qualities regardless - of price and shall always guarantee perfect satisfac- tion to each and every customer. If you are not now one of our regular patrons, we solicit an opportunity to prove the above statements. One trial will convince the most skeptical. Right Merchandise Right Prices Minor & Go0; Sell Everything Ask Of the garment offered to See the Inside D Human tlllrr. The function of the kidneys is to strain u t the impurities of the blood which is co.nMantly parsing through them. Fo ley's Kidney Remedy makes the kid neys healthy so they will strain out all waste matter from the blood. Take Fo ley's Kidner Kemedy at once and it will make you well, Slocum Drag Co. r . you, tor it is there you will find the founda tion for wear resisting and shape retaining garments. Our coats are built with hair cloth fronts to retain the shape and the linen canvas has been thor oughly shrunk before it is used. This inside carefulness, combined with expert custom tailoring creates a finished gaiment which is easy to fit and easy to sell. Just say you will look at them and we will quickly and carefully show you our stock. We will not try to tell you what you want but will do our best to have it for you. Will 'give you the benefit of our ex perience in style, quality and workmanship when asked but at all times your pleasure is our object. Marquardsen's Department Store Dry ' Goods, Ladies Suits, Shirts, Novelties, Notions, Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes and Groceries. Heppner, Oregon 1 J,
