Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, October 29, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextGlasses Bow's. Local Notes. propeily fitted at P. O. t(. E. Nordyke was tip from Lexing ton Saturday. Frank Engleman was up from lone Monday. Joseph E. Marshall, of Lexing too, was in the city Monday. Highest cash price paid for hide . pelts and furs. l'hilCoba. Everybody goes to the O'pheum. The greatest show on top of earth for 10c. Mrs. Jane Fenland, who ha6 been visiting relatives in this city, returned to Lexington Satutday. Frank Roberts and family left Saturday for Spray, where they wiil visit Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Pot ter. Three shows Saturday evening at the Orpheum. First, 7 ; second, 7 :40 ; third, 8:15 Come out aud ldJgh and see some of the world's greatest plays reproduced. L. E. McBee came up from Cecil, Mouday. While here he received "250 head of steers which he will feed on alfalfa at his Cecil ranch. Morrow county farmers are now very busy in gettiug in a big acre age of grain. There is plenty of moisture and the weather is about all that could be desired. Oscar S jhafTiir came in from Mod umenl, Saturday. lie eays there ia plenty of moisture aud grass i& crowing good iu the Monument country. "V. L. Copeuhaver, of Lexington, was a lleppuer visitor, Monday Air. Cope n haver states that he is now seeding nod will put in 400 ttcres of wheat this fall. Ho ex pects to seed 200 acres more in tie priDg. Because there is uo public high way across the Umatilla reserva tion, it cast the J. E. Smith Live sook company 3 cents a head in tolls for a big baud of sheep brought down from Meackam across the reservation. The sheep were the first to have been brought acrost the reservation in several years The toll is considered highly ox cossive by local sheepmen and tbi instance of last evening is cited at an evidence of the great necessity for a public highway through Ore gon. East Oregouian. Saturday afternoon at the Orpheum for children. Dju't overlook that good loads convention. N. S. Whetstone visited Pendle ton, Saturday. A. Neil, of Lone Hock, was a Heppner visitor Tuesday. C. O. Huelat and Qua M older, of Portland, were in the city this week. Waldoa Rbea was over from Echo this week to receive a band of theep. Some davs ago snow was 1C. inches deep at Crater Lake. A free employment bureau has been established at The Dalles. Within four days seventy-three cat loads of cattle were shipped out of Dorris. An Alsea man has killed twelve bears so far this year, and expects to get several more. A man near Condon sold a quar ter section of land for $G,000 that he bought seven years ago for $400. Burglars have been operating in Umatilla county duriog the past week. The postoffice was robbed at Weston and a store was burglar ized at Adams. Concerning Work. "Work Is something that none of us can avoid." "That's right," answered Mr. Pustln Stax. "Even If you hire sowehody to do your work you've got to work hard to keep him from loafing or spoiling something." Washington Star. Safe anl 8ne. The eleventh annual convention of the State Woolgrowers Associa tion to be held in Heppner on Nov ember 17-18, will be an important meeting. The meeting will be something m which Heppner is vi tally in e ested. Indications art that the meeting will be well at tended. Heppner will do every thing possible to make it pleasant for the delegates, and will help in every way to make the meeting a success. The meeting last yeai was held in TLe Dalles and 200 delegates were present. It it Loped that the attending here will be bigger than The Dalies ineetirg. Don't forget the big sale to com mence at Marquardsen's Depart ment store, next Saturday. Prices have been greatly reduced. Statistics throughout the state show that the wool clip of Oregon this j ear is 1,500,000 pounds ehort of last year, and the price averaged about fi.e cents less. Only about 310,0C0 pounds remain in the growers' hands. The total output of the state is estimated at 20.000, 000 pounds, valued at $2,500,000. As a primary shipping point, Shan iko heads the list with 3,000,000 pounds. Heppner comes second with 2,500,000 pounds to her credit. The Swedish-Finn society of Astoria, held a bisket auction Sat urday night for the purpose f raising money to assist a young m-tn to return to his native home in Finland. He" is sick with lung trouble, and his physician fen s thit ho cannot live long. The sum of $106.50 was raised which will le tur.ud over to him. a sum probably sufficient to carry him to Finland. "I never can tell what that son of mine la golDg to do next." "I can always be sure what mine will do' "What's that?" "Not a darned thing." Cleveland Leader. People In Glass Houses. Pearl Some one Just laughed at our Merry Widow hats. Ruby Who was It, dear? Tearl Why, that college chap In the Ingrown hat with two corncri turned down and a blue and yellcw band. Detroit Tribune. Not Interesting. . Mr. Knox You women are forever discussing the bad points of your neighbors. If you'd only gossip about their good points it would be more edi fying. Mrs. Knox Yes, but who'd care to listen to us? Philadelphia Press. There is none better than the Orph eum. Th show houses of To, (land I ihe same price are pone be'ter. "Al ways the best" is our motlo. A good show is educative. Get t lie liabit, there by net ed ncal fed. THE IDEAL STORE Discriminating Customers Collect Here i Slurried .11 an in Trouble. A man ied man who pei mits any mem ber of the family ti tak anything ex cept Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs, colds and lung (rouble, is guilty of Def lect. Nothing el e is as good for all jmlmonarv t'ouble'. The genuine Fo ley's Honey and T r c ntains no opiates and is in a yellow pick-age. For sale by Slocnm Drug Co. A Jeweler's Experience. C. 11. Kluger, the jeweler, 1C60 Vir ginia Ave., Indianapolis, Ind., writes: "I was so weak from kidney trouble that 1 could hardly walk a hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared my comp exion, cured my back ache and the irr gularitie- disapprared, and I can now ht end ' o I usineps every day, and recommend Foley's Kidney i Kerne ly to ail sulferers, as it cured me af:ert!ie doctors and other remedies had failed. locum Drug Co. iii:i. BL AHM In this city, Tuesday. Oct. 17. 1908, the 13-rnonthb' old child ot Mr. and Mrs. Adam Blahm. ion sai.i: Good carpet, heating stove and cook stove. Inquire at this office. Special Telegram for Sale. I am offering for Ealethe fine blooded trotter and sire Special Telegram. Foi information as to price, etc, call on o address HARVEY PARS ELL, OtS Nov. 12 Heppner, Oregon F WE HAVE LEFT A STONE unturned to make this an Ideal Store, to make this a concentrated congrega tion of Falls' dictates and demands in Fash ions, qualities, varieties and dependableness, we don't know where that store is. Visitors in the store nowadays pass many compliments, and it is pur greatest wish to be found worthy of their compliments, worthy of their confidence, worthy of their patronage, Every day now folks with dis criminating tastes, experienced shoppers, shrewd buyers gather at our counters. We hope to be able to show them this is a good place to trade. We are showing many. Let us show you, that you may visit us early, is our earnest wish. Minor & Co. STAR HOTEL Services at Hie .tlelbdlit Church. Sunday, Nov. 1st. Sunday school f:15 a. no.: junior league, 3 p. m Pleaching, 11 a. m., by thfl pnstor, Walter L. Auheart. Subjects: Morning sermon, "The Revelation of God Through the Cross." Phil. 2;S. Evening, "Jacol- a Study iu Character." Gen. 32:29. liutrtrl) Meeting. Kev. II. S. ShanglP, P. E., of Milton, will hold the first quarter! conference of the Heppner charje of the M. E. church, South, on Mouday evening, Nov. 2, at 7:.'50 at the church. Every niembpr of the board of stewards is especially re quested to be present as interest ing matters ate to come before them. All other members are urged to be present. Kev. Shangle will also preach Sunday evening at 7 o'clock sharp. Suudav morning the pasto. Rev. W. A. Orr, will have for his ject, "The Apostles' Ciend." Uay Ecbool at 10 a. m. sab-San- Foley's Honey and Tar cares couahs iaickly, strengthens the lungs and ex pels col Js. iet the genuine in a vellow package. Slocam Drug Co. Saved III Hoy's l.lfe "My three year old by was badly constipated, had a hiuh fever and wan in an awful condition. I gave him two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative and (he next morning the fever was gone and he was entirely well. Foley's Orino Laxa tfve saved bis life." A. Wolkush, Caei mer, Wis. Slooutn Drug Co. Wo ii ii Interrupt a Political Speaker A well dressed woman interrnp'ed a political speaker recently by continually coughirg. If he had taken Foley's Honey and Tar it wou'd have cured her cough quickly and expelled the cold" from her system. The uenuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates ami is 'n a yllow packoe Rfu-e substi tutes. Slccuro Drug Co. OASTOIIIA. Bear the T1 0U HaVB 'WaVS Coffee The kind that makes the break fast real Coffee through "and through always the same. Your procer will prind it better if ground at home not too fine. JEFF NEEL. Proprietor Everything neat and clean at popular prices. Corner Chase ard May Sts.. Heppner for upot rftfth. ell at homo. 1 0 to 6' J moro moTny for yon to eh in Rjiw Fnr nn! Tlidpp to on than tO viriti for i thh liHt. .irrK'l i'torr, mim'P'IR in!, una wkmH our HUNTERS'&TRAPPERS'GUIDE.ft:: J'4 pcvi, 1 her h m tirl. Brrt thmc on 1h mthjwt rrr writ Ilhmtnttinff all Fur An mala. All atmt Trapprra' Nrret. IWiit. frnp, name lawi Hw and where t trap, and to heroine a ur- rifiil trapper. It a rettilar KnrTclrH-1ia Prire. Toitr rii1uipr fl 2Y Hide tanned into beautiful H"h. Our MatnHir Bait ati'l INtv nltrarf ammaU t trap, 1 OO pr huftte. Sh'p tout llidea and r'ur W ussuid set tiiUciiricva. AHtivrwh lirws- IH'pU ?1, MtnBcmplU,MlsiHw The Pastime Finest Line of High Grade Cigars in City , Candies, Nuts, Soft Drinks Billiards and Pool F. E. UE5TERBERG, Prop The Hash Ik Ik h;is.iust received a large shipment of KJisou find Columbia Phonographs. We have ROoci selection of machines ami more than a thousand records of various kiuda. Machines Sold on Easy Terms. Call and see them at The Cash ShoeStore Heppner, Oregon Twenty-one Years AW have in.ss'(l our 21st milestone in our as the First National ank of Heppner. During this time we have been identified with the growth of Morrow county and have assisted many of our customers in becoming well-to do At the same time we have made reasonable profit on the capital we have had invested. Wo do not take up every proposition that is presented to us, but we have always triod to meet the reasonable demands of our customers. It is our purpose to merit a continuance of the confidence of the conimunitv, which has been extended to us for the past twenty-one years. First National Bank of Heppner SOTK'K KOK H'HLH'ATION. IVpartment of the Interior I'. S. IaikI IMIU-e t U Grniidt-, Ores.in. Si"l'te::itt'r . UK'S. Notice in heroliy jtiven that William 1. Je'. linon. f rt S Laurel tIwt. I'ortland, Oregon, who, or. Aiitut '-. in1!, mavle TiminT iiti Stoue orn ntHttment. No. 0131. tor XW'i N( nection 9, ami W' , SE SV NKK,, sec tion 4.T. I S.. R. 29 E.". M. hae filed tioticof intention to make final Timber and Stone proof, to eatnblinh claim to the land above descrited. before the Kegttter and Receiver, C 8. Land Office, at UOrande. Oregon, on the 25th day of Noiarobcr. Claimant names a vitneaae: C. 8. VanDnyn, D. C. Brichoux ani Thoa. lnkell, all of Ia;raode. Oreron, and Harriet I. Jelltaon, of IVntland. Oreon. 8p It Not l K.C. BBAMWtLL, RcgUter. Notice For Publication r I artmciit of the Interior, S. Lan.i OtHi-e Ht Liili-atule, lniiit. S'l'teiiiter f, 1'. ' Notice is hereby given that Harriot V. Jel -on. of ljiurel street, rortlaml, vreKoii, l . on Aukum IK S, made Timber and St.'i aworn statement No Ol JiiI, for N rt i4 NK4 -t and Lots 3 and 4 ec. 4, and Lot 1. nr. 5, Town-5 ship 4 8, It 2.' E. W. M . haa tiled notice of in ten tion to make final Timber and Stone pn"f to eatahiUh claim to the land above deectilci. before tht Kettister and Receiver, I'. 8. It d lrHce. at Lattraude, Oregon, on the 2Tth daj -f November. 1SMJ. Claimant names aa witnesses: C S. VanDnyn,. of LaGrande, UreKon. I. Brier onx. of La Grande. Oregtw, and George W. Lilly and William D. Jeliisou, both of l o t. land. Orrgon. tfpt. IT Nrti F. C. BRAatWELL, Rriter.