Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, November 12, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLocal Notes. Mrs. L. E. Biebee is quite sick. U lasses properly fitted at P. 0. BorK'i. tf. Saturday afternoon at the Orpheum (or children. Gilbert Coats was a bubinese vibitor, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Marquardeen are in Portland. Iliuheet cash price paid for hides pelts and furs. I'hilCobn. Dave McAtee visited Lone Rock the latter part of the week. K you have poultry to sell, Bee Ash baagk Bros, opposite planing mill. Mr. and Mis. A. K. Fuller were up from Lexington, Saturday. Everybody goes to the 0 pheum. The greatest show on top of earth for 10c Albert Eea has purchased the Pastime from LeeiMatlock, at the old Brewery stand. Highest prices paid for all kinds of ooultry. Ashbauh Bros., opposite Slocutn'a planing mill. Billy Gordan was an incoming passenger Tnesday evening from Middleton, Idaho. The Penland Land & Livestock Co. this week sold 100 head of fat cows to Frye, Bruhn & Co., of Seattle. Geese are now coming in aloDg the Columbia. Fairly good shoot ing ia reported in the lower Willow creek country. Dr. H unlock and Lee Matlock have purchased a skating link at La Grande. TliPy will leave short ly for their new locution. The drug store belonging to Dr. T. 8. Beck, Ht Irrigon, was des troyed by lire last Saturday even ing. Loss, $1,000, insurance, $2, O00. Three shows Satnrday evening at the Orpheum. First, 7 ; second, 7 :40 ; third 8:1-5 Come out and la.itfh and see som -of the world's greatest plays reproduced Harry Crown says he began th day just rip;bt he started in witl Folger'a Golden Gate Coffee which had been ground fresh tb.it morn ing. Mose Ashbaugh came in from V.ioht Mile. TuPhd-iv. He savs th-it grain is making good prowtl in tlia TAckt Mile country. There - o " is plenty of moisture, the soil being in good condition fr plowing. Evangelist T. S. Haudsaker wil preach at the Chiistiau churcl next Sunday- Subject 11 a. m "Letters of Flesh and Blood." p. m.: "What's the Matter With Heppner?" At 3 p. m. a specia lectuse on good citizenship will be civen. SuHect: "Uucle Sam's Golden Calf." Admission free. John Woodruff, 75 years old who Jied uear The Dalles bad lived for 1G years in the cliffs hack of that town, having gradually dog out a little cave for a dwelling. He was a well educated, well behaved man, who made tronble for no one and delighted to live close to nature. Miss Knight, a deaconess of the Episcopal church, will be in Hepp ner, Saturday the 14th, remaining over next week, and will conduct a class for women and childn n e ich afternoon, taking up the Biblr , WANT COYOTE BOUNTY LAW Oregon Sheepmen Will Petition Legislature. A bounty of from SI to $1.50 per coyote will be asked of the legisla ture of this state when it convenes this winter and the request will be backed up by not only the sheep, men of eastern Oregon, but by those of the Willamette valley as well, for the hill pest is already creating great havoo among the flocks of the western part of the state. It is estimated that the coyotes during the past year have done over $1,000,000 damage to the flocks of the state, and the sheepmen believe that the only way to exterminate the pest is to provide a bounty to make their killing worth while. In order to get the matter before the legislature the Oregon sheep commission in its annual report will embrace a recommendation of a bounty of $1.50 to be paid for each animal killed. It will point to the success with which that plan combatted the evil some years ago. The sheepmen of the state will also urge through their organiza tion that such a bounty be given. Sheepmen to Pay Half. Ond half of the sum paid, accord ing to the plan now under advise ment, will be paid by tbesheepmen through a special tax levied upon them for that purpose. This is in ine with tbe o d law. gon Under that system, according to Secretary Dan P. Smy the " of tbe Oregon sheep commission, the coy otes were practically exterminated, and just at the time the county bad ceased to be an expense of any im portance tbe law was repealed. As I tbe result the animals have in. creased until they are a plague greater than ever before in tbe state. For the first time in many years the valley woolgrowers are with tbe men of eastern Oregon in this mat ter. In Douglas county for in-1 stance the damage to tbe flocks during the past year has been very great even though the county has a bounty of $25 per animal and tbe growers have their places fenced against coyotes, but the wily ani mals come over tbe hills from east ern Oregon and by digging under the "'coyote proof" fences, have managed to do great damage. irielh4l-t Church. Knights of I'rlhlas. Doric Lodge No. 20, K. of P -Meets every Tuesday eveiog, Vimting members invited. VAWTER CRAWFORD, ;. G. GAF.F1ELD CB VWFOKD, K. of B. S. prayer book, church histcry, atd missions. Miss Knight worked with Biwhop Taddock in New York City. All women are invited to attend these meetings whether members of the church or not. A Jewelcr' Fx prrlence. C. K. Kinder, the jeweler, 10i0 Vir ginia Ave., Indianapolis, Intl., writes: "I was so weak from kidney trouble that 1 could hardly walk a hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Kemedy cleared my coinp'exion, cured my back ache and the irregularities disappeared, and I can now attend to business every lay, and recommend Foley's Kidney Kerne Jy to all sufferers, as it cured me after the doctors and other remedies had failed. Slocum Dru? Co. XV. o.j XV. Heppner Camp No. W, meet 2nd nt)d 4th Fridays of each month. Visiting members cor- iaily invited. L. W.BRIGGS, C. C. J. L. YE AG ER, Clerk. 71. K. Church, South. Sunday morning subject, "Deliv erance in Time of Nead." Even ing, "Harmony, and How ta Hav it.'' Hear tbese subjects, prepara tory to tbe revival. Come and get iu tune with jour fellow man. nut .vim: Good carpet, heating stove sr-d cook stove. Inquire at this tjfiice. House In Kent. Close in. office. Inquire at Gazette Saved Hi Hoy's (lfe "My three year old boy was badly constipated, had a high fever and was in an awful condition. I gave him two doses of Foley's Orino Luxative and the ! next morning tbe fever was gone and he was entirely well. Foley's Orino Laxa tive saved bis life." A. Wolkush, Casi mer, Wis. Slooura Drug Co. On next Sunday, Nov. 15tb, Sun day School, 9:45 a. ra.; Junior League, 3 p.m.; preaching 11 a. m. and 7 d. in., by tbe pastor. Sub jects, morning sermon, "How Shall We Eat the Flesh and Drink the Blood of the Son of Man?" John vi:52; evening, "The Hand Mighty j to Deliver. "Exodus xiv:21. Please note that from this date forward the eveniuii service will begin at 7 o'clock. The morning sermon will be an at empt to explain now tbe flesh of Jesus t pified iu the bread of tbe holy coimnuuiou and the blood in the wine become meat and drink to the. believer. After the sermon the holy communion of the Lord'a Supper will be administered. We invite all believing Christians and penitent sinners who are minded to receive tha communion at oar bauds to come to this table aud be served. The eveniDg sermon will deal with those perfectly natural phe- uomena wnica uucier tne nana on an ever operHtive providence prove prpftt deliverances to the ueonle of o God. Election's Over Now and We're Getting Down to Business. Our store will make history this month. We expect the biggest November trade we ever had. Things are certainly coming our way. Listen Our store is as full of New Fall and Winter Goods as it will hold. Every line is fully represented. We bought these goods because we needed them, because you need them. We expected an exceptionally large fall trade and we are getting it. The Shopping Interests of Hepp ner are Centered Here, Why? Simply because! lere you'll find the great est variety of dependable merchandise in the city. Here you'll find the newest, the prettiest and the most desirable. Here you'll find appreciative and courteous store sense. Here you'll find a store that never considers a sale made until the customer is perfectly satisfied. Here you'll receive a guarantee that will insure you that every cent spent here will be well spent. There fore we feel that we merit this success. INOR & CO. Special music that will delist $X3C and help every one la being pre- " --1 " a ed for both services. Walter L. Airheaiit. STAR HOTEL Special Telegram for Sale. I am offering for sale the fine blooded trotter ami sue Special Telegram. For information aa to price, etc, call on oi addess HARVEY PARSELL. Oc8 Nov. 12 Heppner, Oregon Woman Interrupts Political Speaker A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker recently by coDtinnally coughing. If lie bad taken Foley's Honey and Tar it wou'd 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. N. E. WINNARD, Ai. D. IIIY.M-.4 A M'ltUI:03 Gradiute of : Lenc.x College, 1SS3. Chicago Homeopathic Med. College 18)0. Rusk Medical College. 8!I2. Coffee JEFF NEEL. Proprietor Everything neat and clean at popular prices. Corner Chase and May Sts.. Heppner Just Coffee, but perfect Coffee. Your grocer will grind it better if ground at home not too fine. fUU 22Z Red Front Livery & Feed satbles Willis Stewart, Prop FIRST-CLASS Twenty-one Years LIVERY RIGS Are You Only Half Alive? l'eople with kiduey trouble are so weak and exhausted that they are only half alive. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidoeys, restores lost vitality, and weak, delicate people are restored to health. Refuse any but Foley's. Slocm Drug Co. n 3K tnie: wrm warn ic k mm a-i n-?.- - we Ik EI H LGPGK buy IT VJ? ii & Vt-V for spot cfh. 1 to 60'J moro mnnoy tor rem to shin Raw Fnr nnt Tli.i.i. to nthan to ell at homo. W nt rir Prm- List. Market H.-nort, shi.inn l ie. an.t lnnt our HUNTERS &TRAPPERS'GUIDE"t'KiS. 4V ca, I ther hmiml. Rnt thine on th tnli t written llhi.trntmi M Fnr mmU All l.nt TrappetV Secrrtn. IW..V.. Trnp.. 0m Ijiw. h.w nd whi-ra to tn p. and tn twernn iur rfnl trapf-r H'ariilrMn.rl.Mlia. Pries, fl Tn our mM.m e 1 J.V Miri. bnnH into l.ntifnl K.hM. Our Munrtir Bit unrt Itrr o ttrrt nn.mitl. fc. trp. fl 00 prr hottl- ih.p to,,. Uidnauit'utiloiuasutbibuktitiM. Adtmck Urws.. IK'pt. 7 1 . Mluaw011. sort The Pastime Finest Line of High Grade Cigars in City Candies, Nuts, Soft Drinks Billiards and Pool F. E, WESTER BERG, Prop Kept constantly on i an.l and can be furnishes c nhort notice Jiangs wishing to drive irto he interior. Fir -- c!as : : Hacks and Bugijies CAf : ROUND AND SK lT- WE CATER lc VIIE : : : : lv"i!3rKRCIAL TRAVELERS ND CAN FURNISH RIGS AND DRIVER ON SHORT NOTICE : : : Heppner, - Oregon POLEYSnOIiETTAR We have passed our 21st milestone in our as the First National Bank 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 NOTICE FOR Ft BUCATlON. Iippartmpnt of the Interior I". S. Lanii Office t I-a Uranf.. Orepm. Septemter , l'.XW. Notice is hereby iven that William I). JiV lison, of t S Laurel street, Portland, Oregon, who. or. AutfUft IV, 1W, made Timber and Stone forn statement. No. QV5 for XV SE'i section 9. and W, 8E SW, NK. sec tion 4, T. 8., R. 2 E. W. M . has filed notic. of Intention to make final Timber and Stone proof, to eatabli'b claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver, U. 8. Land Office, at Ea (irande, Oregon, on the ith day of November. 1. Claimant name as w ltneaae : C. 8. VanDuyn, D. C. Brichoux and Thoa. Priskell, all Of LaC. ramie. Oregon, and Harriet 1). Jelliaon, cf Portland. Oregon. pt l;Nor ltf X: BK4MWELL, Kc9.tfr. Notice For Publication Department if the Interior, V. 8. Land OtKee at Lut inutile, Orei-". optenifcer ; . Xi.tice is hereby given that Harriet 1. Je! : on, of Ijiurtl street, Portland, Oregon. , ,. on August JS, lW'ti, made Timber and s aworn statement No. 012D1, for S SKl4 .. '4 and Lota 3 and 4 sec. 4, and Lot 1, see. 5, 1 1 -v. ship4S. U29 E. W. M . has riled notice ol a teution to make final Timber and Stone pu-.f. to establish claim to the land above deaei 1 ft. before tht Register and Receiver, I . y. l.,-t .1 Office, at LaOraude, Oregon, on the iith ilBj .f November, 1908. Claimant name is w ltnf sees: C. 8. VanDnyn, of LaG ramie. Oregon, p. C Brichonx, of La Grande. Oregon, and W.Lilly and William D. Jellison, both of Pott, land, Oregon. tfpt. 17 NotW F. C. BRAMWLL, Register.