THE HEPPNER TIMES.
THURSDAY. DEC. 17. 1003.
Subscription, $1.00 Por Year.
NOTICB TO PATRONS.
New uit cases, tits and suspenders
atlhel'alr.
Be sure and read the Fair add this
wrck, there's money in It lor you.
O. K. l'arnaworth ai pstengr for
Portland thli morning on a brief bus-
iirii trip.
W. IC Pruynt left Iblt morning for
Portland and lllllsboro where be wi.l
spend the holiday.
W I). Hancock, superintendent of the
All rlmnicn In 'lvrlLmiiciii, and all cor-
i.'ii I tiMiim Ml'HT tie li ft Kt thin nlllco hy
M oiliiuulay inHn, illitrwli tlipr will bu bld
over uiiiii inn ioiiowiiik wi', nnim ui . . . , . . .
e.rly TiiurxUy i.i.irniti, atid r.im"i i coal mines, la In the city today on but
Ui'Uyvil by ala, aim i'L.'rKiin4iii whU li eo
(nut UK well lw niml tmrilor III III woek,
i li'KKi" rt'iiiemlH'r I i
A i'linri(a ol II vo emu a linn will lm nmdo tor
)Ulillnliliig "Htxilulloii ol Culi'lolumw."
NOTES.
In from
Wll
Blockhorse
P.K. Bell
yesterday.
R. J. Howard of Cecil, was a visitor
In thli city Tueaday.
Louisiana Purchase, pillow topi
pin trays at The Pair.
Mrt J. L. IlrigK 1 vUiting with
lathes In Portland this week.
T.J. Merrll of Hardtnan, did business ladles
In this city Hie first of the week.
lames Drown o! Lexington, was In
and
re
inrss pertaining to the niinea.
A number of Odd Fellow of thlsdly,
went to Lexington last night to partici
pate In the initiation of several can
didatei.
A $70. sewing machine to be given
away by the Heppner Drug Company
December SI. Kevery 50 cent purchase
entitles yon to chance to secure tine
free of charge.
Mrs L. K. Cohen will sell the com-
plio stock of millinery now on exhibi
tion at her parlor at greatly reduced
prices. She also bas a new line of
nd children's Uoaks, furs, etc
Three doors below Palact hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Bartholomew
(OF
town Tuesduy transacting business.
- Wm Luelling was a business visitor
in this city Tuesday from llardman.
Stoves from p 00 up, Steel Ranges
from 15 up at Haines' Furniture store.
1. M. Cowdrey wss a visitor lu this
city the first of the week from Hardman.
J. R. Nunamsker of Spring Hollow,
was trsusactiim business in town Mon-
day.
were passengers this niorulug lor Port'
land, where they will visit lor a few
days. Their daughter, Miss Klise, will
accompany them on their return to
spend the holidays at home.
Joe Huffman, who has been running
the lodging departmeut of the Mountain
house th past few weeks, took his de
parture Sunday, presumably for his
former home in Missouri. He hired a
rig to take him to Echo, where "hit took
Ceo. W. Sperry was In town Saturday, the train, stating that he was going to
from the Pcnland headquarters, on bus Colfax, but it is the general belief here
inets. that be went to Missouri to join his
W. B Fluley, of Lower Sand Hollw, family who went east a month ago. It
... in the -li tranuuitlnir business i reported that he left indebted to a
Saturday. number of persons here in sums rang
W. n. McAllster. poatmasler and real tom on 10 huodred do,u"'
eatate dealer of LeainHlon, was here on It is safe to predict this early lu bis
business Tuesday.
J. M. Hayes, of Upper Rhea creek,
was a tmsiuess visitor in the city the
first of the week.
Ally. S. A. L. Curley, of Arlington,
spent esterday in Heppner looking
after some legnl matter.
The cook nt the Palace hotel, Mr. Reed,
was called to Portland yesterday on
account of the illness of his wife.
II. D. Vaughn, who was here from
lone Tuesday, reports five new cases of
typhoid fever in his town the past week.
Cuy Boyd was railed to Arlington
yesterday to attend the funeral of bis
career that Heppner uiacktnan wtii
equal if not etcelj Davenport, the noted
cartoonist. A sample ibHt of his work
now on exhibition at the First National
Bank in this city is a splendid piece of
work, showing Hepp's rapid ptogters as
a cartoonist. Ho is at present engaged
on the Mo ning Call at nights which
paper daily puh)jhes his art work.
The fart that 'he Call bas given space
for bis work is evidence of its merit.
Hepp is now engaged during the day
as private secretary for a large law firm
In San FranciHco, and evenings is the
only time be has to devote to his art
work. The Times Is pleased to note bis
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F. Tennis, who died there rapid progress as his many friends here
will be pleased to learn of hia success.
uncle, B.
Tuesday.
Already the holiday trade Is quite
brisk with Heppner merchant, with
eood nroipects that it will eclipse all
former years.
II. I). Wood & Co. have sold their
confectionery business to D. Crosley of
Tacoma. The Utter will take charge
of the busluess this week.
Geo. YV. Chapin, a prominent farmer
and stockman of the vicinity of Hard
man, was transacting business in this
city Monday and Tueaday.
Instructor T. K, Carr reports that the
Call and Settle.
All persons indebted to the firm of
Stewart & Kirk are requested to call and
setllo by January I, 1SXM. Accounts
not settled 15y above named date will be
placed in the bands oi an attorney for
collection. We desire to balance our
books on the first of the year.
Stewart & Kirk.
Bllllous Colic Prevented
Take a double dose of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Heppner Junior band is getting along as soon as the first indication of the
nicely and will soon be far enough ad- disease appears snd a threatened attack
vanced to appear in public. I miy be warded off. Hundreds of people
Rememlier that with each 50 cent u he ttaudj in this way wjth perfect
I rol .
purchase of Dabrooks perfumes entitles ucceaa. wor saie uy oiocum irug v.o.
you to a chauce on a beautiful perlume R690iuti0na of Condolence
case at Heppner Drug Company.
" I U It urn a a It liaa ti nacul tl.a I Iran ft
W. O. Miller has disposed of his In- R-hanltedRoler of all to call from our
terest in the drayage business to Con
over & Grsy and has purchased the city
delivery and expreaa business.
In selecting your holiday candies you
should not overlook the Heppner Drug
Comoanv. They carry a full line of
Cumber's csndies the best on the market
Ciiarles A. Brown of Condon, wss here
a day or two this week ' looking after
some matters pertaining to the Hattie
Klntclsv estate, of which he Is admin-
iatiator.
The Heppner Drue Company now
has on display an elegant line of boll
day goods snd novelties. Call and look
over their Hue before making your
selection.
Frank F.. McKuight of Butter creek,
who was in town last Friday, reports
range good on upper Butter creek and
that aheep are doing splendidly so far
without having to be fed.
Thus far the weather bas been very
favorable to the stockman with the short
hay stack. And If It will only keep up
its present gait long enough there will
be bay to sell next spring.
Those desiring christmat photographs
-houblcall early and thereby avoid pos
sible delay on account of lad weather at
last moment, 25 to 35 per cent reduction,
satisfaction guaranteed. fl. U. bitiSiiF.lt
Austin Wells, who was recently c
quitted ol the charge of passing counter
felt money by the federal courts at Port
land, arrived here Saturday evening.
An says be is glad to get back home
avin and meet old eriiuaintancee and
neraonallv proclaim bis innocence of I
the charge.
Ceo. V. Vincent, who was in from
Butter creek yeaterday, reports that
since the rabbit cane. 7 started up at
Kcho his section Is being relieved of
some of Its surplus hares. The rabbits
have become quite nuisance In the
Butter creek country, ssys Mr. Vincent,
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midst our Brother Charles W Ingraham
to answer to the final roll call above,
and
Whereas, Brother Ingraham was a
true and faithful member of our order
and it is just and fitting that proper
recognition lie taken of his many
virtues and good deeds, therefore be it
Resolved, that Heppner Loege No.
358, llenevoleut and Prote tive Order cf
Elks, mourn him as an honored and
worthy member of our order and one
"who loved his fellow man," and we ex
tend to his relatives and friends the sin
cere sympathy of this lodge and the
universal sympathy of our order.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the lodge, a
copy lie given to tho Heppner paprs
and also to the lone Post, and a copy to
the family ot Brother Iugraham.
Frank Gilliam
Jamkr Hart
J 0 Woolkhy
Committee.
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BLOODED STOCK
I keep constantly on hand
for sale Jacks, Mules anil fine
Driving Teams and Saddlers.
Mho one Norman Stallion,
Ulack as a raven, weight 10UU g
pounds, four years old. I 1
keep a kennel of registered
Scotch Coolies, the beBt stock
and farm dog known.
Tho best and
HICHEST BRED STOCK
In Eastern Oregon. Anyone de
siring any of this class of Stock
will 'Jnd It to their interest to 8
nrlln mn at Hennnnr. Oriumn. I
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B. F. SWACGART.
MINOR & COMPANY MINOR & COMPANY MINOR & COMPANY
Xmas Suggestions
A WORD TO THE CHILDREN
KRIS KRINGLE'S KINGDOM
Is Heppner, and his subjects are its children. His palace is Minor & Co.'s
store. He is the best ruler hia wil
ing subjects will ever know, for he
las made ample provision for all
A Word to the Men.
The woman is a freak who will not love
you more if you loosen up the strings to
your wallet at Xmas time. Just a word to
the wise is sufficient.
You never saw your wife with more kid
gloves than she thought she needed and
new ones are always appreciated. Oct her
a nice glove box and buy one or more
pairs of the Eekay Kids (for there is none
better) and put them in this box and pre
sent it to her Christmas morning. They
are only $1.75 a pair, or the Famous at
11.25 a pair. We have them in all sizes
and in ail the leading colors and black and
white-f 1 2', and $1.75.
I Genuine
Hand Made Mexican
Drawn Work.
The ladies all admire such work, for.it
is most artistic and beautiful.
A six-inch Doily with drawn work borders
30c
14 inch piece, 4 inch border of drawn work
beautifully designed
$2.25
20 inch piece with 0 inch border of the
drawn work a dainty thing
$3.00
20 inch piece with C inch drawn work bor
der very fine
$6.00
Fifteen inch round piece, linen center and-
hvejnch border of extremely fine Tentnffe
wneei
S6.00
Hand Made Battenberg.
These goods appeal to the refined taste
all, being real hand-made and beautifully
designed, 1U men, all lace center,
65c
19 inch all lace center, rich pattern,,
$1.50
1G inch square piece, linen center, five-inch
lace border,
$1.25
8 inch square, linen center doily, 2 inch
lace edge,
25c
Ladies, Stock Collars.
You should see the new ones just in
few days. They are elegant and no mis
take. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Prices
.60 .75.85 1.00 1.251.50
heir needs and wants for the com
ng Merry Xmas tide. He has
made this store his distributing sta-
ion for all the toys, games and
dolls for this locality, so . children,
you must come and SEE what a
grand array of nice things he has
eft for you, for we can't begin to
describe them.
1 he most amuping of the Toys ig "the
performing sea lion," a real moving, living,
ureaunng inmg.
The trained Ostrich drawing a cart with
a darkey driver, runs and walks and the
driver whips,
1 he battle ship In action. The auto
mobile with rubber tifes goes like the
wind. Guns that shoot and guns that
pop and Ships and Games, all kind9 of
nice things. Linen bookB, Tool Cheats and
Hanks, boldiers outfits and the like. Chil
dren come early and stay till you have
seen every thing.
A Word to ttie Women.
And if you will listen we will make it ea for
you to delight your husband or sweetheart with
the present too present him Xnui mnrnina
Being a man. with onlv man's ideas and lustra
feel sure you will pardon a few suggestions. Just
take a peep into our Men's Haberdashery a minute
Men have a weakness for nice things the same
as you do and a nice Umbrella always delight
nim, and here you will find a nice 38-inch Gloria
cover on a steel frame and rod with an imitation
carved ivory handle and only
$2.75
1 a 38 inch Ui
with a horn
$4.50
A better one with a 38 inch Union Silk cover and
a steel frame and, with a horn handle gold tip
auu icruie iui
NECKTIES We never have too many, and this
new lot of Four-in-hand ties are as pretty and
good as you see at $1 00, but we marked them
60c
Other styles too numerous to mention at
35c and 25c
Suspenders
INDIAN ROBES
We have iust received a shipment of
these fine robes from the Pendleton.Woollen
Mills, the prettiest we have ever had yet.
They are just the thing for cozy cornerB,
Lounging robes and couch covers. Try one
One Lot At - - $4 75
A Better One - 5 00
Fine Wool - - 5 75
Best Lambs Wool - 6 00
Extra Heavy Shawl,
Fringed Both Ends,- Very
Fine - - - - $7 00
Men are Biver overstocked with suspenders till
they have a pair for each pair oi trooscrs
Those President Suspenders put up but one pair
i J a box are the beat suspenders made Silk and
cotton webb 65c All Silk webb only $1.25
Being put up is a beautifully decorated box makes
them a very desirable present.
Men s Hemstitched Linen Handkerchiefs, all
white, 25c and 40c Cheaper ones at 10c
Colored bordered Silk and Cotton handkerchiefs
for men in a nice assortment.
The Man from the Gro
cery side lias a Good
Word for all.
Gordon Hats
The very latest blocks in all the
leading colors and black
$3-oo
Silk and Wool Mufflers
In a great variety of prices rang
ing trom
25c to S3.00
And intervening prices to suit any
purse. '
Cushion Tops and Cords.
You see here the best line in the city
from which to choose. Prices
65c to $1.25 Cord, 15c pr yd
Ladies' Handk'fs
Our as.-ortment is almost unlimited and
the ones we show at 35o are the same that are
sold elsewhere at 50c We have cheaper ones at
25c and 2 for 25c.
FURS.
Now men, if you want to do the right
thing by your lady Christmas you can
bardly pass these elegant furs, the as
sortment we show will make it easy for
you to select.
Ileal Otter fur scarf, Ions front, satin
lined, cord fastened
$25.00
Sable Fox Scarf long and elegant
$35.00
Beaver Four-in-hand Bcarf, silk lined,
6.00
Rat head scarf, long front, fur lined,
12.00
Many other styles and kinds at equally
low prices. A few leit-overs at recuuecu
prices.
In the grocery department we are show
ing something new, a complete line of The
Rochester brilliant ware, it doeo not tarn
ish or rust and is more durable than silver
and looks as well. Our holiday suggestion
is that you present yourself as well as
your friend with a suitable (serviceable
gift. Tea set, tray, cake basket or baker,
in fact we have every thing from a wash
boiler to a napkin ring, cheap'and reliable
goods in all lines abound. Buy eome-
thirjg known to be lasting. Rochester.bril
iant ware, we have the exclusive sale
of this ware.
In decorated china we have some of the
prettiest patterns of cake and berry sets
seven pieces in set, prices from 11.50 to
$3.00. Gold trimmed center floral sprays
of hand painted buds and blossoms; usefu
presents, in in is line we also nave cups
and saucers, shaving mugs, chocolate sets
table sets, if you could see them you would
agree that a better selection could not
have been made.
Just four patterns in vases left in han
painted, frosted and colored glass, very
nice for Christmas presents
Silver ware Rogers 120 penny weight
Knives and forks, per set. . .11 75 to $3 00
Table spoons 1 00 to 3 00
Tea spoons CO to 1 50
Space will not permit us to describe
every article we have that makes a pretty
as well as useful gifts for Xmas, these are
standard and good Bellers the year round
and articles that will be appreciated, such
as tho 1900 washing machine a labor
saving device, or a complete eet of dishes.
We have them in eeveral patterns pink
green, purple and purple & green.
We have not forgotten the children. Our
assortment ol xmas Canutes, nuts and
fruits is complete and they all ready
know where they get the moBt for their
money. We will have special sales
Boys Suits and Overcoats
There is nothing more appropriate
e At i , . i .i
or mese mtie men man one oi our
ancy Junior suits in either Rus
sian, Norfolk or Sailor styles, take
r . iiii
or instance a aaric Diue mixed
Norfolk suit with embroideried
shield and wide sailor collar, trim
med with silk soutache braid and
fancy, gilt buttons, ages 3 to 7 1 50
We are going to continue our
pecial 20 per cent discount sale on
neso goods during the Christmas
season which will make this suit
net you exactly $3 GO
or would an overcoat for the boy be
better, we have them from age 3 for
ho little fellows up to age 20 for
he young men. Kemember the
20 per cent discount special sale
ldcludes these goods, making them
extremely reasonable in price.
this line during the holidays.
I MINOR & CO.
Men's Shoes
These are sensible things to give.
Mens Vica Kid Shoes latest styles
$2,75
Better ones
$3.50 and up
Mens house slippers. Monkey
vamp, pattent leather quarters
75 cents
Oxblood slippers fine kid
$2.00
Shoes For Everybody. ,
We are. 6till giving two pairs of 23 cent
hose with every pair of childrens shoes we
Bell, size 8 to 2.
skin
LADIES SHOES
Ladies dress shoo beet French kid and
french heel, turned Bole, a beauty
5.oo
Ideal kid Bhoe, glove kid top, half french
heel.
$3.50 '
Ladies fur trimmed, cloth lined, house
slippers medium heel and toe.
$2.00
MINOR & CO.
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but the hare cannery Is expected to thin
the in out rapidly, .
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