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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1908)
Glasses Horn's. Local Notes. properly fitted at P. T. A. Rhea came up from Portland, Wednesday. Saturday afternoon at the Orpheum Tor children. S. N BnrcheM is in the city today rom Lexinirton. Major Bnrronulis, of Gurdane, ' ia a visitor in Heppner litis week. Iliirlipst cash price paid for hides pelia and fura. PhilCohn. Georsre Perry wan a passeneer this morning for North Yakima, Wash. Everybody (joes to the O'phenm. Tl trreatest show on top of earth for 10c. BANCROFT-LEW IS COMPANY Under Auspices Ladies Aid Society of M. E. Church. Eu. lVterson returned this week from an extended tour of the Northwest fair circuit. Jay W. Shipley, of Flood River, in in the city this week looking: after business Interests. Three shows Saturday eveninor at the Orpheum. First, 7; second, 7:40; third 8 :15 Gome out and laugh and see some of the world's greatest plays reproduced in the writeup or tne marriage of Mr. W. FT. Herren and Miss Gibson, the Gazette was in error in stating that carda were out. No cards were issued. Tlios. E. Gils hB purchased the in terost of J. F, Wilder, in the Herren- Wilder Lnmher Co. Mr. Giles will leave eliort'y for Massachusetts to move his family to Heppner. "The grasshopper eats the farmer's grain. The hobo 6teala his honey; The Ix'dbng Intoa his juicy back And Sears it Roebuck get his money." Ed F&mswortli has bought L Sweek'n lambs at $2.00 per head and $3 50 for 2 and 3 ypnr old we thers. This is one of the best salt's we have heard of this fall. Monu tneut Enterprise. Andrew Neel, of Lone Rock, pnHsed through town Thursday with a bund of 13350 lambs which lie bought from K. E. Wright, Wm. Mascall and F. L. Officer at $2 00 a head Spray Courier. Eugene surprised the people of this entire country last year by raising a great advertising fund and paying a salary of 5,000 an nually for an expert. Up to last Saturday night there had been sub scribed for tli e coming year 813,(50 1 to which will be added $1100, the total being more than a dollar and a half for every man, woman and child in the citv, and this will be used in advertising tne resources and advantages of Eugene aud Line county. What other town of 10,000 people in OregOD, Washing ton or California can match this record? Franklin P. Davis of New York was ia our city this week, Mr. Davis is manager and dole director of the noted psychologist Dr Geoi go Gilbert Bancroft, and D. Lillian Lewis, vocalist and imper sonator. Mr. Davis made arrang - ments to onng tms talented pan to our city for two entertainments Dec. 2nd and 3rd, uuder the rub pices of the Ladies' Aid Society ol the M. E. church. Dr. Bancroft will present on the first night his famous psychologi cal lecture, "Hoodoos," a scientific discourse on all psyche phenomena, a most startling as well as interest ing entertainment. On the seoond night Dr. Bau. croft will give his humorous sketch, "WheD, Whom Hnd How to Love." a musical lecture novelty and laugh producer of great magnitude. Dr. Bancroft will be ably assisted each evening by the charming singer, Miss Lewis, in a brilliant and versatile repf rtoir ol vocal and literary gems. Mr. Davis assisted the ladies on Monday in listing tickets and the results were very flattering, but owing to election day the work was postponed until some future date, when the ladies will finish listing the entire city. R. R. BUTLER Spoke to Crowded House in Heppner. Keep it in mind that Oregon can be made the best fiuit state, and the best dairy state, in the union. Knight of l lliiaw. Doric Lodge No. 20. K. of 1' Mecls every Tuesday evening, Visiting members invited. VAWTilU CKAWKOKO, ;. C. GAV. FIELD ClUWFOltD, K. of H. & S. R. R. Butler who spoke at the Commercial Club in this city last Friday eveniug in behalf of the republicans, was greeted with crowded bouse. Mr. Butler while a young man is one of the best speakers in Ore. con and created a good impression here. (iood music was furnished by the lone -band and the Crawford orchestra. At tlie ITIctliodlst Churcli. The special music rendered by m the choir at every Bervice is or a very hich order. At the close of the morning service on last Sunday the choir sang, "Oh, Be Recon ciled!" The song was well ren dered, making very impressive the sweet pleading of that wonderful chorus. At the evening service, Miss Glasscock, alto, and Mr. C. M. White, tenor, sang, "Through the Gates of Gold," an exquisitely beautiful duet rendered so splen- lidlv aud with such a feeling of earnestness on the part of thesing ers that it doubtless made the vis. ion of "the Gates'1 come near to many. On next Sunday, Nov. 8;h, Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. aud junior League at 3 p. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. aud 7:30 p. m., by the mstor. Subjects, morning ser rnon. "iMKluraufo by iMort oi God;" Lleb. xi:27; evening, "The Pharisee and the Publican" Luke xviii:10-14. Walter L. Aikheart. w. o.j w. flppjiner Cnmp No. CO,' meets 2nd and 4th Fridays of eitch nicntli. VImUiik members cor dially Invited. L. W.BRIGG8, C. C. J. L. Y EAGER, Clerk. ion sam; Good carpet, heating 6tove aud cook stove. Iutiuire at this oflice. IIonc l Item. Close in. office. Inquire at Gazette Ilea lh of T. At Moore. T. A. Moore, a pioneer resident of Morrow county, died at his home near Heppner last Saturday even ing. The funeral was conducted Mon day at the Heppner cemetery where a large number of friends witnessed the last sad rites. Fifteen carloads of potatoes will be shipped from The Cove, Union county. The Hcvivnl. The revival at the Christian church will close next Sunday even ing. Subject tonight: "Thp Sec ond Coming of Christ." There will bo the usual Sunday services and a meeting in the afternoon for members only. Next Monday evening a reception will be given by the church to those who have united with the congre gation during the levival. Arrangements will be made o have preaching each Suuday follow ing the meeting until a regular pastor is secured. Are Yon Only Half Alive"! People with kidney . trouble are bo wttk and exhausted that they are only half alive. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys, restores lost vitality, and weak, delicate people are restored to health. Refuse any bat Foley's. Slocom Drug Co. Saved II 1 lofi l.lfe "My three year old biy was badly constipated, had a liiuli fever and vvn in an aw fnl condition. I jhvp him tn doses of Foley's Orino Laxative and the next morning the fever was gone aM,i was entirely well. Foley's Orino Laxa tfve saved bis life." A. Wolkuah, Casi mer, Wis. Slooum Drug Co. Many tracts cf from 2 to 10 acres are being sold around Milton. A Jeweler's Experience. C. R. Kinder, the jeweler, ICtiO Vir ginia Ave., Indianapolis, Ind , writes: "I was so wetik from kidney troubh that 1 could hardly walk a hundred feet. Four hollies of Foley's Kidnev Remedy cleared my comp'exion, cured my back ache and the i t rfjjuiaritie lipapp-areiL and I can now at end lo business every day, and lecomtnend Foley's Kidnev Remedy to a 1 Mitl'erers, as it cured me nf er tho doctors and other remedies had faded. Slocum Drug Co. Special Telegram for Sale. I am ciTerinn for ale the fine blooded trotter and sue Special Telegram. Fc info-iiiation as to price, etc, call on oi add ess HARVEY I'ARSELL. OiS Nov. 12 Heppner, Oregon WE KNOW THE TROUBLE PEOPLE have to get just what they want in shoes. We know how hard it is to find shoes of. a style that pleases, of a quality that satisfies and at a price that you feel like paying. We know, and hence we simply prepared our shoe stock to overcome these troubles for you. We have bought carefully, and we offer you values, which if you . allow us to fit you properly, you will not better, and seldom duplicate, in all the country. Now is the time to get your teet ready for winter. You need shoes of warmth, and seivice; perhaps rubbers and arctics. You might as well buy fresh goods as carried over stock. In fact you might better, so that is why it will pay'you to come here for your footwear. Come in and try on a pair. The best lines for men 'Xettleton" "Knox Harvard'' "Yale" 'Princeton" MIS I CO "The best of the Good Ones" in Shoes. The best lines for ladies "Strootman " "Fashion'' 'St vie" ' "Rose" Citv" 'Western Girl' ST All HOTEL Woman Interrupt Political Speaker A well dressed woman interrup'ed a political speaker recently bv continually coughing. If he had taken Foley's Honey and Tar it wou'it have cured her cough quickly and expelled the cold from her system. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and is 'n a yellow package. Refuse substi tutes. Slocum Drug Co. Beaw the '. x?e Kind Yuu Have Always Bought Signature of E. J. KELLER Auctioneer Out of town sa'es promptly attended to. Charges very reasonable. Io.NE, ... OllHfiOM. Coffee Quality clean perfect Your grocer will prind it better if ground at Lome not too line. JEFF NEEL. Proprietor Everything neat and clean prices. Corner Chase ard May Sts, at popular ,. Heppner Red Front, Livery & Feed SatDles Willis Stewart, Prop FIRST-CLASS Twenty-one Years LIVERY RIGS WE BUY for spot nh, D oil ' . Writ.. f, lYie., Lit. Mnrk,.t K..l-rt,. shitmini T ! -nrt . V. "D,in M HUNTERS'&TRAPPERS'GUIDE.r 4 l .nvo. Iralhcr hin.l. Ho,t thmf on tha ..ihjort vr writt.-n. Ilhi.tntinr all I'ar An.tn.l. All m..ii TrpiT. Scre1.. IW,,., rmp.. Ito II. .w and hor t. tap. nd to Imw W1P- r.ll.."f, l"Tr' ";""".'' KS'T.''1"T!. Iri'"- T..orci..t..mrr.. 1 J.s H,.1ctonnl ,,u iM'nul tf ill Ki'l. Our Vl.v nMtc Hit mid iWnt sttrr rt . L The Pastime Finest Line of High Grade Cigars in Candies, Nuts, Soft Drinks Billiards and Pool F. E. WESTERBERG. Prop City Kept constantly on t and and can he furnishes i. short notice t - pat i.es wishing to drive irto he interior. Fir clas . : : Hacks and Dugijles CA KOUXI) AND SK U- WE CATKK ll x'llE : : : : OOMMERCIAL TRAVELERS -SO CAN FCKXISH itlUS AND DUIVKRON SHORT NOTICE : : : Heppner, - Oreoon We liave parsed our(21st milestone in our as the First National Hank 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. We do not take up every proposition that is presented to us, but we have always tried to meet the reasonable demands of our customers. It is our purpose to merit a continuance of the confidence of the community, which has been extended to us for the past twenty-one years. First National Bank of Heppner XOTH'K FOR PI BUCATION. R)LEYSn0intMR rViMMnilMAkMni jr 4mt rei'artment of the Interior I'. S. Laud Oifiee nt I-a Oraiulo. Orecoii. Sept mter s, 1; is. Notice is hereby (-Won that William I). Jet tison, of rt s Laurel tm't. 1'ortlanJ. Oregon, who, or. Auc't -X lua.le Timher and Stone fuoni tatcuient. No. oi'Jiin, for XW'1, XE', eecticn9, ami '', SE1 tiV NK. m tion 4. T. i 8.. K. St E. W. M . hhf rileil notic of Intention to make tinat Timt.er anil Stone proof, t etablib elaim to the land abo e described, before the leister and Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at Lalirande. Oregon, on the 2'th da; of N'OTember. Claimant name a witneoae: 4 C. 8. VanDuvn. D. C. Itrichonx n4 Thoa. Drivkell. all of Latrande, Oreron. and Harriet D. JetlUon. of r'ortland. Oregon. 8pt ITNot i V x. BRAMrt ELL, Reftctrr. Notice For Publication IVi'artmetif of the Interior, V. S. Ijind C'fh.e t.t l.-ti iiav.de. Orecor. .-.'I'tember j. i s Notice is hereby given that Harriet I'. J, i, on. of fcS I.aart-1 street. Portland, Hresmi, I ,, on Aunust -S. !, made Tiiaber and s; aworn statement No. OlJiU, for N NK4 vv t and Lot ;? and 4 fee. 4, and Lot 1. see. S. Tow:i ship 4 8. E. W. M.ha fiie.1 notice ot in teution to make final Timber and stone proof, to ettablish riaira to the land above desert,"! before tht Keftioter and Keceiver. I . S. I.h- tthce, at LaUraude, Oregon, on the "th dij of November, Claimant name is witnesses: C. S. TanDnyn, of LaGrande. Onitn. I. ( Brlrronx,of La Grand, Orcgor. and (J.-t.. W.UUy and William D. Jelllion, both f Po.t land, Oracon. 8pt. 17 Xot19 r. C. BRAM WELL, Regi.tir.
