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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1909)
The Week's News Local and Personal Happenings in and About the City. Jeff Neil went to Portland, Fri day. Glauses properly ntted at P. O. Borg's. Dillard French was in from Gar. dane Friday. Mrs. W. E. Proyn returned from Hi'gard, Monday. Charley Jaynes was a passenger for Portland, Friday. Chris Borohprs left yesterday for Medical Springs. A. L. Ayers was in the city Tues day from Parker's Mi 1. Miss Lena Gilman, of Portland, ia visiting with her aunt, Mrs. D. T?,. Gilman. , Phil Berg says Ms wife is a fine coffee maker. You know she uses Tolger's Golden Gate Coffee. Mrs. F. Lnper and Mrs. Robert K. Wiley left on Monday's train for Seattle to visit the A-Y-P-E. Theo. Anderson, a prominent wheat grower of the Eight Mile district, was a visitor in Heppner, Mondav. R. F. Wigelsworth and wife were passengers " Monday's- train for Willamette Valley points on an extended visit. Andrew Hood and wife,- Miss Millie Rood aud Harry Rood re turned from Medical Springs. Union county, Saturday. Miss Daisy Hendricson returned Saturday evening from Farming ton, Wash , where she had been visiting friends for some time. Geo. Terry and Nels Magnusen went to the McDuffey Springs Saturday. They made the tiip in Mr. Magnusen's horseless carriage. Percy A. Cupper and wile, of Salem, were- in Heppner Saturday evening on their way to Monument to visit with H. A. Cupper and family. The huckleberry crop in the Blue mountains is a big one this season. Campers are picking and canning the luscious fruit and all who have the patience to pick are getting a good supply. "Have you been arrested before," masked the judge of the prisoner at the bar. "No sir." "Your face looks familiar" replied the judge. "Yes," said the prisoner, "I am the bartender at the saloon around the corner." Rev. II. S. Shangle, Presiding Eldei of the M. E. church, South, Walla Walla district, held quarter ly conference at the South Method ist churchin this city Monday evening. Rev. Shangle delivered 'the sermon at the uniou church memoes at Y. M. C. A. hall 8un- 41 uy evening. Qlose Elliott, who was committed to the asylum for the insane at Salem about a year ago, and who .esca from that institution rDoui six iweks sro, wss captured near 'low last week. Elliott wss liTOUgbJ to Heppner to await the arrival of an officer from the asy lum. Ed Cameroa arrived Satur. day eveoiug And l.iok the hulicleu man buck to Salem Monday. AfW C. ii. Towers Company, Mile City, Montana, concerning fifty-one nl.oiisan.l acres of crazing and agrieul--Uural land in the heart of Custer County Mantana. For a permanent livestock jancl. it out-class the Lent. Price $4.00 per rcre. BORN To Dr. and Mr?. M. A. Leach, in this city. Sunday, August 15, a boy. Pneumonia rllw. I. rlppe. Pneumonia often follows la giippehut never follows the use of Foley's Ho-ey and Tar, tor la grippe coughs and d ee seated colds. Refuse any but the gen ,iine in the yellow package. Sold by Slocum Drug Co. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Go to Club Building for photos. Go to Club Building for photos. See the ball bearing buggies at Gilliam & Bisbee's. Get a Sbarpless cream separator at Gilliam & Bisbee's. Highest cash price paid for hides pelts and furs. Phil Cohn. Do you know that Minor & Co. sell Ebmann's Olive Oil. Plain family work 75c per dozen at the Heppner steam laundry. Don't forget the bay stacker and buck rakes at Gilliam & Bisbee's. Mrs. James Keeoey, of Pendle tw, cam a to Heppner, Monday, to visit her father, T. J. Matlock, who is very sick. Cal Sweak, of Monument, who has been attending the Exposition at Seattle, passed through Hepp ner the first of the week on bis way home. C. W. Mobley, the Portland hog buyer, shipped 150 head of hogs from the local stockyards Monday morning. They were purchased in the Long Creek country. Conductor Fred Wall, of the Heppner branch, has been transferred to the main line of the O. K. & N. His run will be between I'endletoo and Portland. Mr. Wall ifl a competent and accommo dating railroad niao. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wall here will regret to see them leave Heppner. William D. Flail, better known as Riley, has securfd returns from his ap plicati n f ir a pension. The pension has been trouteu and he wiil leceive about $1200 in back pay with a future allowance of 312 per month. Riley is an old resident of this vicinity and has earned his livelihood by herding eheep. He is 1.4 years of age and served three years and nine months in the Union army. ' I'll ion Service at Y. 91. ('. A. Hull Sui'dajr Inventus All of the churches will join in union services. The Young Peoples' Meeting at seven o'clock will be in charge of the young people of the M. E. church, South. This will be followed by tbe regular evening service, and the sermon will be preached by J. Perry Conder of the Christian churoh. C. Br Kluzer, the jeweler, 1060 Vir ginia Ave., Indianapolis, Ind., writes: "I was so weak fro.o kidney trouble that I conld hardly walk a hundred feel. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Bemedv cleared my complexion, cured my back ache and the irregularities disappeared, and I can now attend to business every dy, and recommend Foley's Kidney Remedy to all sufferers, as it cured me aftr the doctors and other remedies nd failed." S locum Dru Co, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Canadian Pacific road Land. Rail- Can there be a letter investment than first class farm land? Investors often do well buying city property, mining stock, timber land or by going in the mercantile business, but they must admit there is a certain amount of risk, but who can say there is any chance in buying good farm land under $20.00 per acre land that will raise from 25 la 00 bushel" of grain Pr Acre as well as being adapted for grow ing all kinds of vegetables, fiuit, berries and hay. We are agents for Canadian Pacific Railroad lands in Southern Albprta. Non iriigable land from $12.00 to $18.00 per acre; irrigable land up to 330.00 per acre. One-truth of the purchase price in cash, balance n nine e-pial install- .1 - 1 1 lw. r.,1 tllA menis, or ur.s mini croo payment plan. Write to us for circulars and further information. We also have wheat and.s'ock farms for sale in Eastern Oregon and Wash ington, fruit and walnut land in the Wi.lamette Valley, 5 to 10 arte tracts ... i 1 ..II k:...l rt fitr iirnh near rornanu mu mi " j i erty in Portland including Ioih, resi dences, water front and business prop erty in the best part of the city. MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 5 Lafayette Bid.. Portlaod, Oregon. E. L. Freeland went to White .Salm on this morning. Toe Waters, oi lone, was a Heppner visitor yesterday. F. E. Westerner came up from The Dalles Tuesday evening. A large number of Heppner people spent Sunday npat Ditch creek. A. F. Arnold, of Hamilton, was regis tered at the Palace yesterday. Judge T. W. Avers who is in Pendle. ton, is much improved in health. H J. O'Neill, traveling passenger agent of the O. R. & N., was in the city yesterday. Emmet Cochrao, assisted by several men, came in from Grant county Toes day with a band of beef cattle." The herd consisted of 230 head all beef. The cattle were purchased by Wm. Matlock of this city and were picked up from different parti e in the John Day coun try. The animals were shipped to Port land yesterday morning. T. 7. Matlock whs severely poisoned last Friday evening at his home by tak ing a drink from a bottle which was supposed to contain whiskey. Mr. Mat lock had mixed some whiskey and glycerine which he was taking foraoold and before retiring took a swallow of the mixture. He was soon in great agony and being alone in the house was unable to summon aid. Pap Simons happened to go to Mr. Matlock's home Saturday morning and finding him summoned Dr. Kistner. Upon investigation tbe botl'e wss found to coDtain Miychnine, but fortunately Mr. Matlock did not get enough of the poison to cause fatal le sults. Wluther the poison got into the bottle by accident or was put there by somebody is mystery. Hoarea coughs and stuffy colds that may develop into pneumonia over night are quickly cuied bv Foley's Honey and Tal, and it soothes inflamed membranes, heals the lungs, and excels the cold from the system. So d by Slocum Drug Co AGENTS WANTED, in every town for the Steel Adjustable llameless Horse Collars. No pads, hames or straps, can use with any kind of tug attachments. Will not gall horse or wear out. Will not corrode of rust. Price $0.00 each. Ask your dealer. Write for literature. Address. NELSON WILBUR COM PANY. Exclusive Distributors Pacific Coast States, Albany, Oregon. PEOFESSIOITAL CAEBS Sam E. VanVaclor. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office on weit end ot May Street Heppner Oregon. C. E. WOODSON. A TTORNE Y-AT-LA W Office In Palace Hotel Heppner, Oregon W. L. SMITH. ABSTRACTER. Only complete set of abstract book in Morrow county. Heppner, Obeoon Frank B. Kistner PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in Patterson k Son's drugstore Besideuce in Morrow building over Patterson & Son's Drugstore. R. W. HICKOK Grainbroker IIeitnkr, Oregon S. E. Notson ATTORNEY AT LAW. Offlceln CMd Fellow Bldtt Heppner, Oregon. DR. METZLER. DICXTIHT Located in Odd Fellows building. Rooms 5 and 6. DR. IH. A. LEACH HKXTIMT Permanently located to Heppner. Ottiee iu the new Fair building, Gas ad ministered. N. E. WINNARD, A. D. si ian & m h;i:o Graduate of: Lenox College, 1SS5. Chicago Homeopathic Med College i.ta. Rusk Medical College, iS'.i'J. THE) 'To us they are odds want to carry over splendid goods. Some beautiful patterns in or two of each. Odd sizes in skirts, and to make it worth while for everyone to come in and look over these prizes. Muslin Underwear Anyone who attended our June Clear ance Sale will know what a strong line this is and the favorable impression it made at that time, leather than hold these for another season wes will let them go at the following prices: Regular 2 75, this sale ... $1 95 Regular 2 25, this sale . . . $1 75 Regular 2 00, this sale . . . $1 35 Regular 1 oO, this sale ... $1 10 Reuular 1 25. this sale .... 98c Regular 1 00; this sale .... 75c Regular 75c, this sale .... 52c Regular 50c, this sale .... 38c Womens Gloves A beautiful assortment of the new anil staple shades in kids, milanese lisle and silks. .", 50 full length kids . . $2 65 1 25 two clasp kids 50c two clasp lisle .'55c two clasp lisle For the Best in International Scranton, Pa, Can give you thorough training Mark X bfore course you desire Ad Writer, Rookaeeper, Commercial Law, Illustrator, Sign Painter, Marine Engineer, Mechanical Draftsman, English Branches. Sheet Metal Worker, Electrician, French, German and Spanish w H. V. REED. BOX lit The Palm Robert Hart. Prop. Iec ( rt'Jiiu Iff Civjim Soln lliili (,ra(U (Mali's Fivsli Camlit's Nuts ami Fruits Lunch Goods Tci Told Tooa Cola Oranjivatle v Root Beer FOtEYSHOllEFIrVR CurwColdai PraU r'n.umonl. IvSS'IT ODDS AND ENDS. BRO KEN LOTS OF WASH GOODS, TABLE LINEN, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, NECKWEAR, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC. and ends, incomplete To you they will are sure bargains 15 00 Skirts at 11 (X) Skirts at 10 00 Skirts at 8 50 Skirts at 7 50 Skirts at (i 50 Skirts at 4 00 Skirts at 3 75 Sirts at 98C 39c 27c MINOR & COMPANY Job Printing come to PflLflCE HOTEl HEPPNER, OREGON Leading Eastern Oregon Hotv. MODERN CONVENIENCES ELECTRIC LIGHTED . . . Under! New Management. Tborooghlj Renovated nd Befiitted. Besl Merds in tbe City. MiDDOCK i CO. Praps. Cor. Schools in any of the following professions information about. Architect, Plumber, Mechanical Engineer, Civil Engineer. Surveyor, Aasayer. Chemist, Mining Engineer. Contractor aDd Builder. ith Edison Repeating Phonograph. Representative 1'ORTLAND, OREGON STAR HOTEL j JEFF INEEL. Proprietor Fverything neat and clean at popular prices. I Ht-d. Restaurant in connection ' Corner Chase ard May Sts.. Heppner V 1 11 ! CA1UD lots which we do not prove great bargains, & neckwear, only one enough regular sizes Womens Petticoats These are in plain black and washable colorings, all marked down much below the usual in order to clear the lines entirely. 0 50 values at .... $5 25 00 values at . . . . $2 25 2 75 values at ... . $2 00 2 50 values at . , . . $1 75 2 00 values at $1 50 1 25 values at . . . . 98c Dress Skirts A great many of these are in odd sizes but never the less they may be just what vou want. Look them over, they $11 50 $8 25 $8 OO $6 75 $6 15 $5 25 $3 OO $2 75 the Gazette Office. Red Front Llvero & Feed Stables Willis Stiwirt, Prop FIRSTCLASS: :LIVERY RIGS Kept constantly on r and and can be furnishes c- short notice t paitiea wishing to drive irto he interior. Fir' uasj : : Hacks and Buoyies CALL .ROUND AND 8E U. WE CATER TC 'ilIE : : : : OOMMERCIAL TRAVELERS uSD CAN FURNISH RIGS AND DRIVER ON SHORT NOTICE : : : HeDpner, Oregon (Willi Andy Cook & Son Props. Refitted and Thoroughly Renovated First class white cook and onlv white labor cmploved u I Mi Aim UncToiiPoni i U Ulul i Meals Served at all Hours Main Street Hkitskk. - - - Orm..v EOlEYSHOmTAS tup tt cough knd ! lani
