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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1909)
?! JESSES Trunks Duck covered, brassed trimming, out side straps, japanned steel blading, two center bands, large bolts and lifter top, a de b lts, brassed excelflior lot k, leather handles, steel hinges, nan wood elata and tie its. deep fray with bat bit. ex tra dress trav. 36 size, price... .$15 00 36 inch box, covprert with painted canva , olive steel enameled, steel find ings, braced comers, elampe, bolts and knees, brassed Monitor lock, steel hinges, hardwood s'ats and bottom cleats, plain leather handlea. Straps. Price 38 50 Duck covered, leather bound, brassed capitol trimruinus, large lifter top. side bolts, hegney bolts and strap protectors, brass excelsior lock, leather sliding bandies, steel strap hinges, hardwood slats and bottom cleats, two leather straps around, fancy ulotii lined $18 Fancy black metal covered iron bottom flat top box, reversed slats, on top and lengthwise on body, strong look. Urge side bolts and clamps. lievy bottom cleats and rollers from $3 45 to $5 00 Grips Men's Oxfo'd bags, selected light brown smooth grain leather, English hand sewed. fnme, brass trimmings, lile catches, leather linii if, one full length and two gnssted pockets, 18 siae $5 75 24 inch imitation leather tuit case, fancy or plain canvas lined with shirt told, large brass bead rivets, solid leather corners, round sewtd bandies steel frame. Price 93 00 Heavy leather, straps around outside, brass lock and catches, heavy cornets, ex ra deep case, fancy canvas line' with shirt fold. 24 inch $7 50 24 inch case made of selected stock from case leather, steel frame, brass lock and catches, sewed leather bundles heavy leather corners, full leather lined with otiirt fold, sewed.... $10 00 Selected cowhide leather, heavy straps around shaped leather, ancher handle, plain canvas lined with shirt folds in side straps, 36 inch $5 00 Vvtt ffl sStaw a -stew ..av,,. . li W9W i mm, m iw Notice Window Display and Prices SEE US BEFORE TRAVELING - MONEY SAVED Marquardsen's Department Store, Heppner, Oregon QX&$ Attention Horseowners. JULY 4 tvw,:...iji:itinmi!j,y-ii Heppner is the, town for you and all ot you to cele brate Americas greatest day for these reasons A good time and a Splendid Programme I have again obtained the services of E J Burgess as my borseshoer, and be needs no further introduction to the horseowners of Monow county. My shop is equipped with the most up to date machinery in Morrow county and 1 carry a full stock of bard wood and iiou, and am prepared to kinds of work on ehoitedt notice set cold or hot. W. P. Scrivener HEITSER, OREGON. do all Tires INDEPENDEN WILL BE OBSERVED d and 3c Balloon Ascension, the Largest Display of Fire works, Horse Races, Ball Games, Foot Races and every sport to be imagined. Big Dance, Pavilion and Comic Shows. Good Hotel Accommodations Something doing all the time Patriotic Music by Bands and Orchestras, f ull IlloodO. 1. V. Hoga. Six lull blood O. I. C. pigs, 1 male, 5 sows, sire Thos. Roosevelt, 11702. IDani of the sire ol these pigs, Ma-tba Wash ington, 11703. both premium Uoaa. ;8ire of dam of these pigs, Silver Bill, 13194. Data of mother of these pigs, Missoula, 11794. These thoroughbred pis will be sold in pairs tor $18 or single 310, also 12 head sired by saice boar and full blood Chester White sows, wi 1 sell for $10 a pair. Also seven head Black Pol and China ami O. I. C. cross. Ready for delivery in four weeks. H. W. FELL, Heppner. ORPHEUM Change of Program Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays Orchestra Music Saturday Evenings J. MAK foo Chinese Root and Herb Doctor. lie is au experienced compounder of Chint-se Medicine. He treats success fnd all private, nervous and chronic diseases, also blood, stomach, heart, lt.i.', liver, kidney, female 'Weakness, catarrh and all diseases of the body bv the use of roots and herbs, especially prepared for each case. If you caut call at his office, write for home tie.it meut. Consultatiou free J. Man Koo, successor to Hong Wo Tony Chinese Medicine C, 117 W. Second St., Al bany, Oregon, v The Heppner Gazetted ?h Pre8eDt eonbid .r Jr fair to be, go far as the amount of Imonpy received by the lisbermen is coucsrned, one of r.the iuo6t prosperous in several years, says the Astoiia Budget. ' Kstf.blisbe.1 March 30, MiZ. . ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING. Fi-ed Warnock Intered at the Postoffice at Keppuer Oregon, a Oat-irio will t-hip 20,000 Lead of fine cattle thi3 spring. . A recent purchaser of a tract of laud between Jacksonville and . - i Central point dug a well only 10 or Thtbsdai June 3, 1900 ; 12 feet deep and a stream of water . ! waa encountered which filled the " " I 1 I . A I I 1 il A. -L wen io me top auu nows uui ai the surface of the ground in a g A LaGrande in an imported some jheaeant ergs frora China, says the Star. The chick a are very final, being about the size of bumble bees, but they have ,en crmons I egs. A itt'e brown moth erly hen ttP been assigned the 1Jn stream. A strawberry plant in Ilillsboro has 217 berries. The editorial page of the Weekly Ore- C oniaa fives a broad traatntnt ta a wide mngm ot auDtaota. Zndepeodtnt and reliable TTia Oregoa- Chlldron Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A Alwrru reliable The Weekly Oregohlaa Weekly Oreconian Heppner Gazette. OHI! -ioraitiT'i CP ILLS BRAND (1TATIOS. . In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the Juiiuty of Jlorrow. lu the matter ot the EiU:e ) of Citation. Charles D. Turner. deceased ) To George W. Turner, Jetse M. Turner, Bred H. Turner, Emma T. McKeo, Carrie L. Jensen and Eanioa Marb, hel i at law of aald deceased and all persons Interested in said ettate, greet ing: In the name of the State of Orogon, yon are hereby cited acd required to appear In the County Court of the btate of Oregon for the Coun y of Morrow, in the Court Koom thereof at the County Court House In Heppner, in the County of Morrow, on Monday, lho5th day Of July, I f00, at ton o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to show cause, if any you have, why the prayer of the t etitiuU 'd theed. mlnirtrator of iti ' ette io toll the real estate belonging to said ei:a!e stould cot be gran'ed, and the said real estata sold lo ay the debts and costs of admiulstrut ion of said estate, and which sqid jeaj estate ji desfribft as lot two -'J la block six jijj in tU LVi, of les!ilJrton, borrow County, fttdfr) 6 Hegniti and the South- cas.;,Uftiter"8K Uot smibi thirty-five I.3.S In Township one fll North of Htif'ir'ff'treenty-five 25 E.ittt of the Wlllametae Meridian, !!iiafe in Morrow County, tjtate of Orepon. Witness the Hon. C. C. Patterson, Judge (A the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Morrow with the eoal nf said Court allixeil, this :'A day of June, A. D., 1003. skai-I Attost: W. O. HILL, Clerk. June 3-July 1 Pacific Lodging House C. N.SHINN. Prop. Good clean rooms, none better in town. h rim lalioil hi Conducts a General Banking Business Your Banking Business So licited whether large or small. Liberal, Courteous Treatment is Accorded to all Accounts Oldest Bank in Mor row County C. 4. KHEA, President T. A. UHKA. Vice President T. J. MAHONKY, Cashier CLYDE BROCK, Assistant Cashier Imperial Hotel Portland, Oregon Modern .six story, lire proof building. STAR HOTEL European Plan Come and Stop With Us MAIN STREET HEPPNER, ORC. DIAMOND Ladies i year, r.rded a. Best, Safest Always RelYablZ hUdrm mmr9- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS; 325 EVERYWHERE ST' 1 0;": know wM l Rates Jfi.OO JF.FF NEEL. Proprietor Everything neat aod clean at popular prices. Cor nir Chase and May Sta.. Heppner w. n. . H(Tpn (amp So. Oi.TmeetS Snt and fth t rtdHj-s if each month. Visiting memliGrt err dlally Invited. I W. BK1GG8, C. C J. L. Y EAGER, Clerk. rim. Mktnchan, M'anat.er. rniL Metsciiax, Jr. Asst. .Manage r. KlEYSHOHEYHCAR tops tixm couI and hala luatf Knlarltt l' ihlsi. Doric LoiIk! No. 20, K. of P. Meets etery Tualy erenioic, Vitritlnir membars invited. VAWTKCRAWFOKD.t:.C. GAKKIEI.D (TtWJXRD, K.-of H. 4 3. Call at tha Gaatt oSfe and learn af our clubbing offer with tha Weekly Or fonlaa, . .