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C. E. WOODSON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
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OUU In Palac Hotel Heppner, Oregon
Sam E. VanVactor.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on west end ol Mar Street
Heppner Oregon.
S. E. Notson
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offlcein Court House, ' Heppner, Oregon.
F. H. ROBINSON,
LAWYER,
lone, -
- Oregon
W. H. DOBYNS.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
lone. -r - - Oregon.
W. L. SMITH.
ABSTRACTER.
Only complete Bet of Bbetraot "oookt
in Morrow county.
Hkppnkr, Obbqon
J. P. WILLIAMS
Justice of the Peace.
Oflice with S. E. Van Vactor
DR. JH. A. LEACH
, DENTIST
Permanently looated in Heppner. Office
in the new Fair building. Gas "ad
ministered. OSTEOPATHY AND
MECHANOTHERAPY
Dr. Martha S. Arledge, D. 0.
Dr. J. P Conder, iW -T- D-
Treatment of all disease's
99 per cent, of ennen successfully treated
without operation
IN. E. WINNARD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & MKUKOJI.
Graduate of:
Lenox College. 1885.
Chicago Homeopathic Med Collect
1890.
Kunk Medical College, 1892.
F. E. Boyden, M. D.
Physician & Sibgeon
Office in rear of Patterson & Son's
Drug Stoie.
EEPPNKK OREGON
WELLS & CLARK.
SHAVING PARLORS
Three Doora South of Poetoffice.
Shaving 25c Haircutting 35
Bathroom In Connection:
A. E. Patterson
2 Do' rs North
Palace Hotel
TONSORIAL ARTIST
Fine Baths Shaving 25c
J. H. BODE
Merchant Tailor
OKEGO
f h ROBINSON
w. S. SMITH
ROBINSON & SMITH.
lone, Oregon.
Real Estate
Farms and City Property forSale. Farms
to rent. Correspondence solicited.
DR. J. J. MURRAY V. S.
(Registered and graduate Vet
erinarian. Oice at the Evanz
T- XcRobe-i ts Livery Stable.
Dr. Murray will locate here per
" manently.
I bare for Bala it mv ulare on Eight
Mile. Brown Lrghorn egg for hatch
ing at 11.00 per letting of 15. A good
strain of fplendid pkr producers.
mio. Alfred E Anderson.
CORRESPONDENTS' PAGE. f
j:.A News Budget From Writers From :
i- all Over the County. j:
IONE.
Joe Knappenherg and wife went up
to Heppner Monday night, returning
the next day.
Mrs. Beach Haines returned last
Thursday night from Wamio where
she attended the funeral of her
brother-in-law.
Frank Ohristosen, who has been
attending school at Portland for the
past five months, is visiting with Dr.
Chick and family.
Mrs. Lute Jordan, who has been
visiting with fiiends and relatives for
a time, teturned to her home at Fort
land last Thursday.
Rev. Jones, of the . Christian
ohurch, sDuke to a very attentive
andience at Walker's hali Monday
night of last week.
Rev. Reade and Charlie Cochran
returned from Portland last Saturday
night where they have been receiving
surgical attention for the past week.
Tone shipped out 53 cases of eggs
Tuesday morning of last week. That
means 1590 dozen at 17J cents a dozen
or $278.25. Nice bunch of eggs for
one shipment, eh?
Don't forget the plav, entitled "A
College Town," to be given by the
lone Hiah School at the Skating Rink
Tuesday evening, May 11. A good
time is in store for all.
J. P. Louy and wife, formerly of
Ir.ne, but now living at Shaniko,
made lone a flying visit laest week.
Crop prospects are so Rood it is
very hnrd for the old timers to stay
away.
Miss Dalles Perains of Portland,
came up to lone last Monday night
to help her father in the postoffice a
few dais. Mr. Perkins has been
under the weather for some time, but
we are glad to learn that he is feel
ing a gcod deal belter again.
"Angels With Wings."
"What is an angel, mother ?"asked
a six-year-old Rirl. "Why, dear, its
a beautiful lady with wings, who
flies. But why do yu ask?" "Be
cause I heard fathoi call my govern
ess an angl." - "Oh!", said the
mother. " Well, you watch her and
vou will see her fly tomorrow."
Rube Sperry and wife and their boy
blew. iuto lone last Thursday. They
have been at Corvallis for the past
eight months, but they could not stav
away any loneer. Rube is having
his house overhauled and things fixed
up proper. lie says he has found no
place that looks better to him than
lone aud vicinity.
Wasn't It True?
A faehiorably dressed lady met a
little barelegged urchin carrying a
bird's rest with tees in it. "You
re a wicked boy," said the lady.
"Htw ccu!d you rob -the nest? No
loubt the poor mother is now grieving
for the loss of her eggs. " "Oh. she
don't cre," said the boy, edging
away "she's on your hat."
Ross Shaver met with . a painful
accident last Sunday afternoon while
pluying ball. It seems he was run
ning from first to second base and in
some manner got his feet tangled,
breaking his leg above the knee. Dr.
Winnard tame down from Heppner
with an auto and took Ross up there
where he can be properly cared for
We hooe he wii get along alright and
soon be able to come down and sea us
again.
The lone public school will hold
the 8th grade exercises Wednesday
evening May 15, in the Skating Rink.
The 12th grade wi'l be held in the
ame place. Thursday, May lfi, and
we want you all lo bear in mind that
the commencement banquet will ba
held in ti e Rink Fnlay evening. May
17. We wnnt to mate this point
very plain thit we want vou all to
nm to the banquet. This will be
o chosen few affair. M'e don't care
where you live, or what your occuds-
'ion i, you are invited to attend.
There will le ihnty for all aud rontn
for tb 1 1. New rerr.ember the date.
Everybody is invited ard all welcome.
LEXINGTON.
MUs Merle Carmicliael visited in
H ppner on WedneBday. s
T. M Scott came in the last of the
week to visit with relatives for some
time.
Mrs. George Allyn gave an Ice
cream social to her Sunday school
It's on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Van Winkle have
moved into the Gns McMillan houee
on Knob Hill.
Thomas Lvness, who has teen
pretc' ing out in thj Define district
returned to Arlington on Monday's
train.
Every rig in Lexington was engaged
to carry people to the circus, so we
suppose that quite a number of our
people attended.
Mr. Rasussen left on Wednesday
for his new home at the Dalles. We
are sorry to lose him and wish him
every success.
Mrs. Alfred Cribbeus came down to
Lexington on Saturday, returning to'
Heppner. Mrs. Cribbens expects tu
move to Heppner the latter part of
the week.
Chas. Brashears hud the misfortune
to lose a $200 mare on Sunday after
noon. Ed Burchell also lost a fine
horse, one of his driving team the
same day.
Mrs. Reade and children were lone
passengers on Satoiday. Mrs. Reade
expected to meet her husband at lone.
He is returning from Portland., after
having had an operation on his jaw.
They will return to Ltxington cn Sun
day. Ed Butchell and May Johnson were
married Sunday evening. May 5th, at
Portland. Mr. Burchell and his bride
intend going to Seaside for their
honeymoon. Lexington wishes the
newlywcds long life and success and
hepe Ed will bring some good cigars
for their many friends.
EIGHT MILE.
Rev. Cross called at Gays one dav
last week.
Bob Allstttt finished summerfallow
ing the first of the week.
Luther Huston finished his spring
seeding a few days ago.
Rev. Warren and wife are visiting
in Eight Mile at present.,.
John Olden and wife attended
ohurch at Liberty last Sunday.
Miss Grace Bellenbrock visited with
C. R. Wife and wife last Sunday.
People in Eight Mile are grawling
it is too wet to plow. Its fierce isn't
it?
. The growing wheat is doing fine,
The only drawback is some of it is
too thick.
Svlvia and Claud Huston took theit
horses lo the summer pasture the firsr
of the week.
Rev. McAllister addressed a large
audience at Liberty. He is an able
speaker. Come again.
Leonard "Carlson took dinner with
Noah Clark last Sunday. He be
lieves in starting eaily. .
Mr. Sikes spoke at Eight Mile Cen
ter and Liberty school houses last
weea to the members of the Farmers'
Union.
Mrs. Forbes is out from the East
visiting with her daughters Mrs. Bec
ket of Eight ile and Mrs. Clark of
Heppner.
Harrison Elliott was thrown from
a bucking mnle last Sunday. He
thought for awhile he was seriously
injured, but proved to be more scared
than hurt.
LOWER EIGHTMILE
Mrs. Hilda Esteb and children do
parted for Arleta, Oregon last week
where she expects to remain.
Oh you beautiful rain I Come
again. A couple of weeks of sunshine
will make the grain that is headed
out, ready for harvest.
The well drillers tn Mr. Carlson's
place are down nearly 700 feet and
have struck flint rock. They don't
kick up anv more dust, but the way
they make the sparks fly would put
the noithern lights in the shade.
Mr. Carlson thinks that is good indi
cation of water.
The long talked-of railroad between
Biggs and Hardman will be a reality
this vear if we have a good cron.
Ihe old boosters are at woik taking
the matter cp Pgain and intend to
stay with it until tliey liave a rail
road. Their idea is to bring the
road up Columbia river to the month
of John Dav. od that river to the
mouth of Eight Mile, then up' Eight
Mile to Charley Anderson's place, one
branch continuing up Eight Mile lo
Hardman, the other branch running
fouth to Mr. Carlson's where they ex
pect to get their water supply, be
sides tapping a rich farming country.
I don't believe they could have laid
out a better road if they had tried,
and believe it will be a paying propo
sition and a big boost fir Morrow
county.
CASTLE ROCK.
L- M. Davis and son Jtsae went to
the ranch with horses Tuesday.
A. L. Huff was called to the River
Side Farm again to look atfer the
engine.
Mrs. Davis received a box of house
plants, roses and berry plants one day
last week.
Word was sent to Mr. Cramer to
return to the River Side Farm as Mrs.
Cramer was worse.
J. B. Davis has become a section
hand aud is holding down the sand
pile at the siding.
The new forman has received h's
household goods and is now nicely
settled with his family.
Mr. Tom Robbins has taken up sec
tion work again and says he never in
tends to leave Castle Rock.
Dr. Lowe, of Arlington, was called
up to the River- Side Farm to see
Mrs. Cramer, who is reported quite
sick. i
Castle Rock has about 10 or 12 rail
road surveyors now camped on the
swituh and it is reported we are to
have an extra gang shortly to beign
the actual work on straightening the
curves.
Sunday saw quite a crowd in Castle
Rock from over the river. The Postom
family were over to see Miss, Postom
and her sister take the local to Pen
dleton. Mr. Bennit and -Mr. Bass
were also here.
Last Friday Mesdames Wesley and
Davis, with a rig full of youngsters,
went driving and called on Mr. and
Mrs. Wall and Mr. and Mrs. Crooks.
They found improvements going on in
a marked degree ac the latter place
Mr. A. L. Huff of, Arlington, was
in Castle Rock the first of the week,
helping Gibbons get the engine to
working and also helpng Mr. Davis
get his windmill put up. Irrigation
is the leading occupation down here
now.
HARDMAN.
(Intended for last week)
Too wet to plow at this writing.
Mrs. T. H. Deen is on the sick list
this week.
M. A. Bates is assessing our tax
payers this week.
Jimmie Harms has returned from
Buttermilk canyon.
C. A. Repass is painting A. E.
Wright's farm residence.
Give us a creamery that will furnish
Hardman a market for its cream.
Jao Walker escorted a band of the
N. L. & fT. Co. sheep to Wall creek
this week.
The families of A. E. Wright and
G. L. Hadley have returned to their
ranches.
Mrs. Lawrence Stevens goes to meet
her husband at Spokane Wash. , where
he has a position.
Miss Florence Olmstead has accept
ed the spring and summer term of
school at Camas Prairie.
J. F. and C .H. Ward were called
to Corvallis last Thursday on the
account of the lilness of their father.
Mrs. J. H. W land departed last
Friday for Hermiston to visit with
her daughter, Mrs. EpplerGiese.
T. H. Deen and Will Furlong have
joined the "Little Wonder" shearing
crew, which is now operating at H.
Soherzinger's.
School closed last Friday for this
year, ivuss Robinson, wno nas naa
charge of the school for the past year
leaves for Cbehalis to accept a pos
ition as musical instructor of that
place. .She is a specialist in this
line.
BLACKHORSE
Jimmie Wilson was a visitor at
Doherty's last week.
Blackhorse turned out in full force
on Monday to see the circus.
J. S. Ba'.dwin and family expect to
leave in the near future on a visit to
Washington.
Kent Rakes has taken ud a home
stead of eightv acies, just outside of
the Leach place.
Mr. Lvness and his Bister Mies
Annie, have been visiting friends in
Blackhorse dorii'g the week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bell returned
last week from a trip to Moscow,
Idaho where Mr. Bell went to see
aiiout buying a combine.
Five pople of Blackhorse bv pleasure
were led :
To go for a trip down to Jess's
homestead,
'Twai on Sunday so fair
And Jess wasnt' there.
Sh! Keen, it dark not a word must
be said.
Lost
A ladies plain gold band ring.
Finder please leave at this office and
get reward. St.
PINE CITY.
J. T. Ayers was in Echo Thtrrsday.
Miss Maude Irvine visited at J. T.
Avers' Friday.
Bro. Reese preached to a good sized
audience Sunday.
There will be preaching next Sun
day by Rev. J. T. Hoskins.
Miss Adeline Long is visiting
Misses Ruby and Edna Ayers.
W. E. Wiglesworth and family
were Heppner vistors Thursday.
H G. Coxeu purchased a new buggy
team from R. F. Wiglesworth this
wees.
R. F. Wiglesworth bought a fine
span of brood mares from T. D.
Matthews Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boston, of
Portland art visiting friends and rela
tives on Butter creek. Mrs. Boston
was formerly Miss Lizzie Howard.
Waldo Vincent and A. L. Marton
hauled C. II. Bartholomew's wool to
town this week. Waldo took eight
horses Fiday and hauled in his own.
The Turner and McChesney Shear
ing Co. have finished Batholomew's
and Rourke's sheep and the plant has
been moved to W. W. Howard's to
shear Howard's and Neil's bands.
W. W. Howard and wife mode a
trip to Heppner Tuesday. They pur
chased an incubator. Poultry raising
is getting to be a great industry on
Butter creek We will soon rival
"Cacklberry Town."
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Infants and Children Experience against Experiment,
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contains neither Opium, Morphine nor otlicr Narcotic ;
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and aUays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
lias been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, "Wind Colic, all- Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
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