Heppner gazette., April 13, 1911, Image 4

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The Heppncr Gazette
RWtabtwrxxi March SO, 18SS.
ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING.
VAAVTEIt CRAWFORD
Editor and Proprietor
Entered .t Ite 1'ot.tollice t Ucppin'r Oregon, Kt
teooud -class matter.
Kiibscrlbllon Ilsili-n.
O ie v-r $1 00
rix nmiMtm ,,)
Thie) months .50
Single txf:es 05
Advrrtl.liig Kales.
Display, transient, runnln; less ttian
one mwilh, first insertion,. per inch, 25::
Subsequent insertions 1-"
lifplav, rrnlar 1'-''
Locals, Sis$ insertion, per' linn. . . 10V
SurtKtneut insertions 5c
Lodxe resolutions, one insertion.
City Meat Market
P. T." HOLCOMB, Proprietor.
Fresh and Salt Meats
of all hinds
FRESH FISH EVERY DAY
Our Constant Aim is to Keep for Sale only the
Very Best the Market Affords.
psr line .
Chureli socialf, and all advertising of
eatfrt&iiittientd conducted for pay, at
regular rates.
Thobsday, AjriJ 13, 1911
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i ikt in! u.ii iiiiniDcr or the iii'tijmi'r
Times, under Editor Shutt, is a vast
Improvement over what the paper
lias been for weeks punt, ami we ex
tend congratulations, lleppner is a
limited field and the local papers
have a laeUy hard time making-ends
meet financially and keeping; up to a
fctaudard tliat their editors desire.
AVc hope that our eoininunity may
yet he made to realize that a liberal
and persistent support is what is
needed ;i support that is permanent
ii ml not spasmodic. The local paper
Is as much a necessity as is the grocer
or other merchant and business man
of the town, no we are glad to note
mat tiro. JsSiutt is able to "touch
up" some of ctnr people with the idea
that they should do some advertis
ing and trust that it may be perma
nent. Jast v.hat the policy of the
Times is to le was not clearly denned
in the first number, suffice to say,
however. It will be clean and up to a
standard worthy of the man behind
the gun. Here's our hand for suc
cess, Bro. Shutt.
Blacksmith and Machine
Shop.
I wish, to announce to my friends and patrons
that I am on deck again after four months of en
forced absence. My shop is open for business.
I am here to serve old and' new friends, so bring
along your work.
BEST EQUIPPED SHOP IN THE CITY
-tar Hotel
NEEL & CO. Props.
Everything neat and clean at popular prices.
Corner Chase and May Streets, Heppjser, Oregon
Never mind what the census says
about it. Heppiier is a lot bigger
than its population.
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IMPORTED and
REGISTERED
The announcement of Ileppner's
population by the Census liureau is
disappointing and shows that a very
poor count was made. "We are quite
Mire that a close and correct count
Would have g'i treu us at least 1200,
nnd this report has it as SS0. Our
eowsolatiou lies in the fact, however,
that the bigness of the town does
not lie with the eeusus enumerator.
Jvu use to kick. Just boost.
l'ou4cior Helped Hack
tm Work.
Mr. VFflford Adams la his nam", and
fie writes: "I was confined to my bed
with chronic rheumatism and used two
battle of f Jey'a Kidney Remedy with
pood ffect. . The third bottle put me on
tar feet sod 1 resumed work an conduc
tor oa the Lexington, Ky., Street Rail
war. It will do all you claim in case
of itieumatiBm. It clears the blood of
Krie acid. Sold by all druggists.
John McLaughlin, a sbeepherder
wbo has been working for Jack
IeToro, was accused of robbing a
party &t the Telepboue Stable on
Tuel.y night, of hia blankets and
Konue other trinkets. McLaughlin
left oa the train Wednesday and
was apprehended and brought back,
but fitter developments proved
that La hs i committed no crime
as the Articles were all found.
F. E. Emerson and Miss Bessie
NoUu, oi I one, were married at
the p.roekid houpe of the Catholic
cliurH yterdny niorniog, "Father
Kelly .S(3atiDX. The wedding
vest k wery quiet afTiir and was
miuiiei y Mr. John Nolan,
I rother ui the bikle. They re
turned by the morning train to
lone.
Mr. Harry and Miss Helen Mor
gan J.'(rted Tuesday morning for
Moscow, Idaho, where thpy expect
to reiidj for the Bummer. They
t-te tendered a pleasant little
euxprt? by a number of their
bt;hulit.4.ttj Monday evening, who
caiii'; tiS a party of well-wiohere,
tul to fcay good-bye to Harry and
lit twu They may decide to make
their Lome in the Idaho city.
, V V STALLIONS AND
ILwlufl BROOD MARES
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1911
AT AMBROSE BEARD'S BARN, ALBANY, LINN CO., OREGON
40 IMPORTED AND NATIVE BRED REGISTERED PERCHERON AND GERMAN
COACH STAUJONS AND MARES. These horses were purchased from the best breeders
and importers m the United States and ont of the very best families and show hrIs. They
were bred in one of the ereat horse centers of the world. W do not riaim tnhnrr3ilh. nri
winners of Franco and Germany, but we do claim we will gin you the real worth of your
nl"t " j -iFK-uiuc wneic jrun cio ouy nurses at your own price, ana every one el them is
for sale, and will be sold for the high dollar, instead of going where there are only a few for
sale, and half of them are supposed to be kept for their own use, unless a fancy price is paid.
Those horses ars as wide as a wagon, and a number of them weigh over two thous-
FARMERS, is this not one of yonr best opportunities to secure (food stallions and mares
at your own price? These horses are fresh, right off the farm, subject to no disease and ready
to go to work.
It was the Percheroa horse that made Illinois famous as a borse center.
TERMS: CASH, unless satisfactory arrangements are made with the Clerk before the sale.
Catalogue ready April 8, 1911. Horses can be sees at barn after April 8. Address all com
munications to J. M. Clark, care Beard's Barn, Albany, Oregon. '
J. M. CLARK, A. J. DODSON, CEO. W. STUBBLEPIELD
ALBANY, OREGON
Sale will be held in a tent, regardless of the weather,
Commencing at 10:00 A. M.
(Gathering friends
A LITTLE girl can alvvavs
. somebody to play with by using
the Bell Telephone. It is just
as useful to her as it is to her elders.
There is no need to be lonesome with a
telephone in the house because you can at
least talk with your friends, even though
they are far away.
Bell Service is universal.
The PACIFIC TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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The Imported Percheron
Station ,CRAZIEI1,,
No. 41 369
Will make the season of 1911
as follows:
At Howard Anderson's tdaco on
EiRht Mile, Tuesdays and Fridavs of
each week. Balance of time at mv
home place.
TERMS: $20 ro Insure.
Good pasture for mares.
THEO. Anderson, Owner.
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The El2nmcth Missouri
Jack
SAMPSON
Will stand the season of
1911 at the
Andrews Ranch
Good pasture for mares during
breeding season.
R. B. RICE, Owner.
jTry the Gazette Job Office for Artistic Job
Printing 'of all Kinds.
L. SUMMERFIELD
For Clothing, Paperhang
ing and Painting.
Rates Reasonable and all Work
Absolutely Guaranteed.
Thomson Bros.
e appreciate and thank the people
of Morrow County for their kind
patronage in the last ten years, and now
that we have opened up a larger store
we hope to see our old friends and custo
mers, and many more, continue with us
because we realize that it is with your
help we can, continue to give you better
values for the money.
Thomson Bros.
Pacific Lodging
House
C. N.SHINN. Prop.
Nice Clean Beds
none better in town.
Come and Stop With Us
MAIN STREET
HEPPNER ORF
That two way oide hill plow at
Gilliam & Eiabee's is guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
PALACE HOTE
HEPPNER, OREGON
Maddock & Co., Proprietors
The House of WELCOME
Dining Room Service Excellent. None
but White . Labor Employed in Every
Department. Country Guests Receive
Especial Care.
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A HEPPNER DEPART
MENT STORE
Where high quality and lowest
prices are the paramount issues.
Our lines of Mercantile Tail
oring Co. clothes, Fink's De
troit Special overalls, and Pe
ters shoes cannot be excelled, if
prices and quality are allowed to be
a part of the consideration.
We have received a shipment of
gents up-to-date spring and summer
suits, which we are offering at the
modest prices of
SI 0.00, $12.50, 14.00, $'5.00 and $16.00 for suits.
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Our Grocery. Department
A NEW, FRESH and COMPLETE STOCK
Why send to mail order houses for your groceries ? ? ? We can fill
your orders for the same money. . And more you have the privilege of
inspecting our goods betore you buy, wnne
in sending away, the money must accom
pany the order. And then comes the freight.
Heretofore we have been very success
ful in competing with the mail order busi
ness, and by buying for cash and selling for
the same, can give the public the benefit of
the short price instead of the long.
Before placing your order elsewhere,
come in. We will compare notes and you
can see for yourself.
M A R OTT AR DSRW'S
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