THE HEPPNER TIMES.
THURSDAY. NOV. 20. 1903.
Subscription, $1.00 for Year.
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NOTES.
Mr M.J. Baling of Jlardman, was
visitor in lie ppner last 1'iiday.
Thco. Anderson of Eight Milr, trsus
acted business In tbe city Monday,
Jleuiy (Jy was in tlie city Friday
I tut front hit Rhea creek stock ranch.
Milt Morgan of Spray, was a business
visitor in Ileppner tbt first of the week.
W. I), Ingrctn of Hardiuan, waa in
attendance at court bore Thursday lost.
Stoves from f' 00 up, Steel Ranges
from 15 up at Haines' Furniture store.
I'orssle K) Ions of hay and 700 acres
of pasture. Enquire of B. M. IjAWUtV,
Ileppner, Oregon.
Mr. ati'I Mrs. Sacy Roberts of Allen's
Station, were registered at the Palace
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Warren of Hard
iiinu, visited a few days in this city tbe
latter part of lt week.
C. W. Clupln, M. C. and T. J. Merril
of Hardman, were transacting business
in Ileppner Saturday.
Hud Shipley and C'itt Macy have
purchased tbe cigar and confectionery
business of J. B. Lawber.
Mrs. Ada M I'arker and Mr. and Mrs.
J- P. Ward of Parker's Mill, were vial
tors In this city Saturday.
JclTIvvam, a prominent farmer of tbe
vicinity of Lexiiftoi, trantacted buif
ness in this city Tuesday,
A. W. Biiscom ot Terril, Iowa, the
I mberUml loeator, arrived here Friday
aud will remain for a time to look after
business In bis line.
W. II. Hancock, superintendent of the
coal mines, spent several days in Port
land the past week on some business mat
ter scounected with tbe mines.
C. E. Joucs,oneof the extensive wheat
growers of Eight Mile, was a bQslntss
visitor in this cily Saturday. He reports
that grain is looking fine iu bis section.
J. I.. Howard and Frank McKnight,
prominent stockmen of Butter creek,
were in Ueppner on business Monday.
Tbey report stock doi' g nicely In their
section.
The select ball, given in the Palace'
hotel dinning room Friday night by
Jesse and Charles Hale, is reported to
have been largely attended and a very
enjoyable occasion.
R.J. Webtr, proprietor of The Dclles
nurser , and commissioner of the Four h
district, state board f horticulture,
spent a few days in Ileppner this week
in tbe interest of his nursery.
Those desiring Christmas photographs
sbouldcall early and thereby avoid pos
sible delay on account of bad weather at
last moment, 25 to 35 per cent reduct on,
satisfaction guaranteed. B. G. Sicsnutt
F. M. Parker, a prosperous farmer of
Lexington, was iu Ileppner transacting
business Saturday. Mr Parker is very
much encouraged over tbe bright pros
pecta for a large grain yield next season.
Miss Mattie Brokaw visited In town
Monday, including a call at our school.
Miss Brokay left Wednesday for Ilepp
ner, and will teach a Morrow county
school agaiu this winter. Long Creek
Ranger,
Geo. J. Currin, Charles Bartholomew
and Tvd Saliug went down to Currin
ville, near Portlmid, Friday to look at
a farm which Mr Bartholomew and Mr
Saliug contemplate pure baaing of Mr
Currin,
Mrs L. K. Cohen will sell the com
p'.ete stock of millinery now ou exhibi
tion at ber parlor at greatly reduced
prices. She also has a new line of
ladies and children's cloaks, furs, etc.
Three doors below Palace hotel.
J.J, McGee returned Tuesday from
Rhea's Siding where he had been survey
ing bu irrigation ditch extension for
O. E. Farnsworth, Mr Farnaworth has
already a ditch a mile and a half in
length on his lower Willow creek farm.
He Is now lengthe ilng the ditch another
mile and a half which will bring under
irrigation about 300 acres more of his
land.
Natt Scott of Spray, was registered at
the Palace yesterday,
T. W, Morgan was la from his Goose
berry ranch yesterday.
The rabbit drivs on lower Eight Mile
lust Sunday resulted in a catch of 000.
The goose hunters are not meeting
with much success this full. Old rcsi
dibits say tbe geese are wilder and less
plentiful than nsual this year.
Hoy Gray has purchased tbe wood
and coal Interest of W. O. Milter, and
the business will In the future be con
ducted by CoLover and Gray, see their
adv.
David L. Miller of Hardman, was a
passenger on yesterday morning's train
Illy, Washington, where be expects to
spend the winter, but will return to
Morrow county next spring.
Ellis Minor received the sad Intelli
gence yesterday morning of the d?ath
of bis brother Samuel at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, at the age of 77 years. It was
only a couple of months ago that a sister
of Mr Minor died.
Geo. French, a former resident of
Morrow county, who has been engaged
in the mercantile business at Olyiupia
tbe past few years, has returned, and
wiiragain become a resident of this
county and engage in business.
Tbe genet soslty of the people of
Ileppner was again demonstrated Tues
doa by a pnrse of sixty odd dollars that
was raised in a short time for Mies
Morris who lost her entire wardrobe In
tbe Palace fire Monday evening.
Milt Morgsn came over from Spray
last week with his cattle, which be
took to Hand Hollow, where he has
plenty of hay. He sys that a great
deal of rye that was seeded this fall in
his section died out after coming up,
owing to the long dry spell of weather.
Thomas Netibausen, special agent of
The Halle land office, rpent Saturdat
aud Sunday in Ileppner, He was here
to look after tbe governments interest
in tlmberland proofs being made here.
He was accotnpaied by Mis Keuhausen.
Mows Elliot dislocated bis ankle
Monday evening during tbe fire at tbe
Palace. In his baste to reach the scene
of the fire he jumped off of a high walk
with the above result. Dr. Higgs reset
the dislocated member and Mose Is able
to be around again with the aid of a
ca'ie.
As a result of Ralph Feney's labors
here tbe past three weeks tbe member
ship of the A. O. U. W. has been in
creased about 22. At tbe meeting last
Thursday night ten were initiated and
on December 8 there will be twelve more
instructed in the mysteries of the order.
Marriage licenHe was issued Tuesday
by Clerk Crawford to Mr F. E. Evtritt
and Miss Louie M. Tillock, both of
lone. Mr Everett is manager of the
Balfour, Guthrie warehouse at lone,
and Miss Tillock is tbe stepdaughter of
Dr. Reed of lone.
The full proceeds of the Novenibar
term of circuit court, with the exception
of the Robinson vs. Robinson and the
Dykstra vs. Djkstra divorces case, were
given in the lact week's issue of the
Times. The evidence and pie ding in
these cases were heard aud decuioi s
will be rendered in a few days by Judge
Ellis.
W. II. Clark brought in a few sample
apples yesterday from the orchard of
Mr Tippett on Butter creek that beats
the record so for this season lor size
The lot averaged about I4 inches in
circumference, the largest being
inches around. Mr Clark reports that
apples from this orchard were gathered
this season that measured as much as
17 Inches Can Hood River beat this?
Rotuliu ister Mitchell informs the
Time that be gave his cr w a layoff
last week on account of not being abl.
to work to advantage owing to the dis
agreeable weather. However, the abun
dant rains have put theground in good
condition for grading and as soon as
tbt weather settles a little he will put
his crew at this work which can now
be pushed along more rapidly than
benfore.
Jeff Hayes, a prominent stockman of
Lone Rock, was in town on business
the first of the week. He reports that
stock are in good condition in his
section, and unless it is an unusually
severe winter stockmen will have plenty
of feed to take their flocks and herds
through the winter in good shape,
While there has been some snow the
range is vet good and stock are doing
well without ieediug.
M1NUK. & COMPANY
Children's Jackets
30 children jackets for children from
4 to 10 years old to close out nt price
rrdutions that should rid us of every
gnruieut in less than a week. While
they last, at the following reductions.
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$350
S3 75
Jackets Ql QC
Reduced to ul 39
Reduced to 2Z OU
Jacket mo 7C
Reduced to uZ I tf
S4 00
Jackets rpn AA
Reduced to 0)O U J
S4 50
Jacket rJ en
Reduced to v0 OU
GRAND MIDSEAS0N
CLEARING SALE
Tho object of this sale in tho midst of our
busiest Belling is to rid the store of surplus stock
and odds and ends, not of shop worn goods, but
of necdable, seasonable, and dependable merchan
dise from all sections of the house. A sort of
house cleaning time for us, and a money saving
occasion for you.
Read the list carefully and see if there is any
thing in it that wold appeal to your judgement
as a money saver. - - - . '
Ladies' Tailored Suits
We have only 12 of thsse garments
left over from last season. The mot
to of this firm is to clear out every
line each season, so these must go at
a sarrrafice. All dark colors, while
tbey last, at the following reductions.
$7 50
Size 32 for S4 25
$8 50 T:!ilpsSf0ur,t'$4 95
$12 00 T:ir&8&Vu S6 95
$14 w.latfSa,?SrS8 00
Colors: Red Mixed, Blue, Gray,
Royal and Cadet Blue, Light Gray.
NEW T
WEEK
MISSES SKIRTS
Sizea 33 to 38 Inches Long, Prices
$4.00, 4.50 AUD 4.75 '
Nicely trimmed and well tailored
Ladies' Dress and Walking Skirts
Dress Skirts in Black Cheviot, nicely trim
med having medium sweep. - - -Walking
Skirts in Black Kersey and Fancy
Skirting, nicely tailored. - -
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20 PER GOT DISCOUNT SALE-TWO WEEKS
Beginning Thursday, November 10, and continuing for two weeks, we will give ONE FIFTH OFF the
price of any boys or youths suit or Ovecoat in our entire Stock of more than 200 Suits and half as many
Overcoats to select from. Not one garment reserved. - - - . .
GROCERY STORE SPECIAL SALE-FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
" Wetmores Best" Chewing Tobacco
50-cc-nt one-pound pulgs of "RISE and SHINE" for 25
cents All reaily-tvery body chew I - - - - - -
"Dandy Laundry Soap"
20 bar box, worth regular 70 cents a box, sale price 60 cents.
Way to cleanliness made eaey. -
MINOR & CO.
MINOR & CO.
The -Best Liniment.
"Chamherlain's Pain Balm is con
sidered the best liiiimi'iit on the mar
ket," write Post & lilies, of.Georgia, Yt,
No other liniment will lieal a cut or
bruiHe so promptly. No other affords
such quick relief from rheumatic pains.
No other is so valuable for deep seated
pains like lame back and pains in tbe
chest. Give this liniment a trial and
you will never wish to be without it.
Sold by Slocum Drug Co.
Decorated and Porcelain Meat Plat
ters given away at The Fair. Enquire
for particulars.
For Sale Second hand cook atove,
heater, cupboard, kitchen table, etc.
ICnquire at Times office. ,
DR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY i
Backache
CURE
All diseases of Kidneys,
Bladder, Urinary Organs.
A 1 Dh,itnntam llasilr
ache, HeartDlaease. Gravel,
Dropsy, leinaie xroumea
Don't neoome discouraged. There Is a
cure for you. If necessary write Dr. runner,
lie tins Bpent a lifts tlnw curing Juxt such
cuxus an yours. All eouNultailous Free.
'Pr. Former's Kidney and Backache Cure
Is Ilia ciiUNo of my beliift ulive to-tlay. Iliad
tiireroil ureally of kidney disease for years
and reduced In weight to l-HI puuuds. I now
weigh Ki3 pounds.
W.ll. McUUGIN, Olive Furnace, O."
Druggists. 50c. i. Ask for Cook Hook Free.
ST.VITUS'DANCE Fenner, Fredoniu.N.Y
For Salo by
Slocum Drug Co
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming a favorito for
stomach troubles and constipation.
For sale by Slocum Drug Co.
'FEMALE
WEAKNESS
M 1-1 Congreu St.
POBTLAHD. MAIHI, Oct. 17. 190J.
I eootider W1m of Cardni mparior
to any doctor1 medicine I ever nnd
aad I know whereof I apeak. I mf
fered for nine month with luppreoaed
menstruation, which completely proe
tratsd me. Paint would shoot through
my back and aide and I would hare
blinding headaches. Mr limbs would
swell np and I would feel so weak I
oould not stand up. I naturally felt
discouraged for I seemed to be beyond
the help of physicians, but Wine of
Cardui came as a God-send to me. I
felt a change for the better within a
week. After nineteen days treatment
I menstruated without suffer! eg tha
agonies I usuUy did and soon became
regular and without pain. Wine of
Cardui is simply wonderful and I wish
that all suffering women knew of its
good qualities.
Treasurer, Portland Economic League
Periodical headaches tell of fe
male weakness. Wine of Cardui
cures permanently nineteen out of
every twenty cases of irregular
menses, bearing down pains or
any female weakness. If you are
discouraged t and doctors have
failed, that is the best reason in
the world you should try Wine of
Cardui now. Remember that
headaches mean female weakness.
Secure a $1.00 bottle of Wine of
Cardui today.
Christmas Jewelry
Qecececec O 3eoe..0
The new designea in jewelry
for the holilay trade have
arived. We are showing
them uow, Never before
have we been able to show
such beauty and variety of
design. Never before have
prices been more reasonable
Whether your gift is a simple
trinket or some elaborate
and expensive jewel here
you will find -
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
Silverware, clocks, watches
silver novelties, diamonds,
rings broaches, studs, sleeve
buttons, jewelry of every
description. Make your se
lection now. The Btock is
complete. - - - - -
Qeeeceoec QoeceoeoeQ
P. O. BORG,
Jeweler and Optician
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lative or friend Will do well to
and Granite Works
We are prepared to do all Cemetery and building work at reduced prices.
MOHTERASTELLI BROS.
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LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA3LE
Wm. GORDON, Prop. ,
Has added a number of First Class horses and New Riga, both
Buggies and Hacks, and offers you first clasa service, and you will
receive courteous treatment. A share of your patronage : : : :
SOLICITED
MAIN STREET,
Heppner, Oregon.
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EACH 50 CENTS PURCHASE OF
-:-Dabrooks Perfumes-:-
Entitles you to a ticket on
A' Beautiful Perfume Case
With Every 50c Purchase
or a like amount paid on account
Entitles you to a chance on a $70
Singer Sewing Machine
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