THE HEPPtIEK TIMES.
THURSDAY. JAN. 14. 1004.
Subscription, $1,00 Per Yar.
NOTICE TO PATRONS.
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NOTES.
W. K. IlUtt was In from bit Clarks
Canyon much Monday.
Frank Kllklnney and family were
visiting la town Tuesday.
A. 0. Morgan of Douglas, was in
llcppnrr on business last Friday.
Misa. Katie Brosuisn of Butter creek,
visited In the city tbe Brat of the week.
James D. Drown was down from lils
Hlnton creek rauch tbe Crst of tbe wetk.
Stoves from ffi.00 up, Steel Ranges
front f.15 up at Haines 1'urnltura store.
E. P. Jsrmon, of Silver, Washington,
was visitor in our city a few days tbe
past week.
L. Jordan, W. J. Blake, J A. Hsrbke,
of lone, were business vUltors in llepp
ner Tuesday.
Mrs. F.niuia Welch left last week for
her borne in Portland after a two week's
visit at the home of ber ton Otis in this
city.
A. K. Wright was in town Friday
from bis stock ranch near Ilardman.
lie reports rtock doing well in his
section.
Mrs. Bell Lalande of Weston, int
several dys the past week visiting
friends sod looking after ber property
interests here.
C. It Itedfietd and W. B. Hancock
were psengers for Portland Monday,
presumably in tbe interest of the IIcpp
ner Railroad & Coal Company.
B. E. Travis of Whitney, manager of
the Heppner- Canyon City atage line,
was "here a few days tbe past week look
ing after the interests of his line.
L. F. Crowe of Ella, was a business
visitor in our city laat week. He reports
weath-r conditions In bis locality aa
being very favorable to the ranchmen
Peter Brenner, one of Eight Mile's
prosperous farmers, who wss in the city
on business Monday, reports that the
protpecta for a large grain yield in his
aection the coming season w.re Dever
better.
Dr. Kistner reports tbe arrival, of an
8 pou.id girl at tbt botne of Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Ilerren January 7. Tbe mother
and child are getting along nicely and
the doctor nredicts thst Claud will re
cover in a veiy ahort time.
Tunis Swlck and Emmil Cochran came
In Saturday from Grant county. Tbey
report stock as being in good condition
In tbe Interior.
C. II. Curtis of lone, waa visitor in
our city yesterday.
II. E. Warreu, "tbe Ilardman mer
chant, was in town yesterday looking
after his interests here.
T. McCullough, of Upper Willow
creek, waa transacting business iu Hepp
ner the first of tbe week.
In another column appears an ad. of
LefTler & Ashbaugb, who quote some
very interesting prices.
0. K. Johnson and R. M. Akers of
Goosetfcrry, were In this city on bus
iness the first of the week.
Ticket Oil drew the perfume case at
Heppner Drug Co. Holder will please
present. Ticket 1(117 drew the sewing
machine.
II, L. Stan field, a beavy cattle feeder
of lKwerButer creek, waa In the city a
day or so this week for tbe purpose of
buying feeders. He recently told about
200 bead for 4 centa pound.
Miss Klma Byrne of Salem, who
gave a recital at tbe Christian church
here a few weeks ago, arrived Tuesday
evening and will assist with tbe music
at tbe revival services being conducted
in the Baptist church.
Milt Morgan and bride returned last
Thursday from Hood River where tbey
were married a couple of weeks ago at
the home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Rush. On the evening of
their arrival bere tbey were given a
friendly serenade where congratulations
were extended by their many friends.
Tbe bsppy couple will make their borne
on Sand Hollow,
Among the Morrow county delegates
who went down Monday to attend the
Ns&kM Livestock and Woolgrowers
conventions were: Frank McKnlght,
W. B. Barrett, 0. E. and F. P. Fame
worth, J. M. Hager, W. O. Minor, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. McKnlght. Those from
Grant county were Tunis Swick and
I! m met Cochran. After tbe close of the
conventions 0. E. Farnsworth and bis
daogbteri Floss and Mary, and Frank
McKnlght will go to California for a
few weeks visit.
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MINOR & COMPANY
Judges and Clerks of Election.
The county commissioners at the
regular evasion held last week, made
the following appointments of Judges
and clerks for the June election t '
Al.riwa) frnmirr. ',
C. E. Mungrove, chairman; John
Kilklnney and W. 11. Finley, judges;
Win Hynd, Chas. Bartholomew and
Orin'8. llodson, clerks.
Cwil FlIECINlT.
W. F. Palmatoer, chairman', Hobt.
Payer and Paul Troedton, Judges; C. C.
Curtis, C. A. Morgan and Peter I'.aurn-
Bend, clerks.
Daikv Th wiser.
E. 8, Cox, chairman; Dan Rice and
Jss. II. Wyland, Judges; D. II. Jenkins,
II. E. Warren and John Adams, clerks
Dry Fohk Precinct.
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SALE
CONTINUED:
ONE WEEK LONGER
1-3 and 1-2 Off
This is the last chance to secure the splendid values advertised in last weeks
Times and Gazette at those prices 1-2 and 1-3 off the regular selling price
MINOR & CO.
MINOR & CO.
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SlantonrPaul Keiluiann and S. I.
Wilson, clerks.
Pis City Precinct.
I. L. Howard, chairman; Dave Pear
son and J. T. Avers, judges; J. II.
Barker, Geo. Vincent and James Gentry,
clerks.
Soi'TH IOSI PRKCINCT.
A. T. King, chairman; Jerry Faulk and
J. M. Baker, Judges; 8. E. Moore, J. A.
Waters and Paul G. Balsiger, clerks.
Wilij Si'RiMis Precinct.
Add'son Bennett, chairman; F. B.
Holbrook and C. M. Speck, Judges;
G. It. Jones, L. E. Barber and V. G.
Moore, clerks.
I. It. Estvb, chairman ; Perry J. Miller
Very little leediog baa LD,i 0t 51. Akers, Judges; T. W. Morgan,
yet been done, and If the favorable p y, n0lraet nd N. M. Johnson,
weather continues throughout the present cer
month stock will not suffer on account Eight Mai Phrtisct.
of sbortsge of feed. Frank P. Vaughn, chairman; J. II.
The services at the Baptist church are Jones and D. 8. Barlow, Judges; K. I.
Holdups Captured
Sheriff Shutt returned yesterday
evening from Arlington with three Ital
ians, who were captured Tuesday at
Irrlgon, in this county, by s posse of
Irrigon cltUeni, upon a charge of hold
ing np in open daylight a. white man by
the name of Horbern, and relieving h'm
of a Pulil watch and 16 in monev. While
growing interesting, meetings begin at Young, C. A. Stanton and C. D. Huston, lh tffl WM Mng iornej Italians
7:30 csch evening. The attendance is clerks. apeared for dinner, and bearing that
a.nn.l. TV., iuninir of Mr. Chaa O. Hart Gentry Precinct. they were U-ing sought, made an effort
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M 1.. .11 t, W., him. On Arilmr Andr-wa. chairman! M. J. K't w7 ineywere cnasea acroes
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ne.tfiuuaayKev. llugn w. King ne ,vv.n ana v . u. cv.riy, juugr,, h,., where lfT mer c,plured
'Irlih Bualnese Evsngilist" wilt nave g. Duran, . U. lcy ana Migene F.ach Italian wore five suiu of clothes
charge of tbe preaching until the meet- Noble, clerks. . One, (iuiseppl Rosa, had five drafts,
lKlclose. llEprNER Frec'Init. amounting to 55. They bad in their
. v 1 ,.f.i,.eil..nlk. J. C. Ball, chapman 5 F. D. Cox ,nJ en wa.cn... - qu.nu.y o,
lu. lirtntv. nroorletOT Of the SbanlkO I I l...l. ihru nrn Mil an, 1 ihnliFnn.
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Lotrl, hss Uen here the p-st few daysrr """" - Each carninl raxor and stiletto. It
ix)uie, Finney, j, jiievej that they have committed
various crimes all along the railroad,
Lena Precinct. prubably beating their way westward
U. F. Wlgglcsworth, chairman 5 . I and living upftn the ople they robbl
E. Straliiht and W. G. Hoi-per. Judges; llorbern will arlve tonight nl the
J. II. Pearson. J. T. Morgan and J. II
Hayes, clerks.
Lkiinotom Precinct.
E. D. McMillan, chairman; Y. F.
Harnett End I tank Parker, Judge;
It. A. Mi hots, Pamuel levins and C. J.
McKee, cle'ks.
Matte"! Precinct.
Outside Help Not Wanted
This office has been handed a letter
from Mayor Carter II. Harrison of Chi
cago, addressed to Rev. John Warren,
missionary in charge of Alt Saints Epis
copal church of Heppner. The letter
referred to Is a reply to one sent by Rev.
Warren to the Chicago mayor In which
was Inclosed a $10 check intended aa a
relief offering for the sufferers from the
great theatre disaster which occurred in
Chicago recently. Mayor Harrison re
turned the check, giving as bis season
for so doing that no fund bas been either
started or coutem plated, and no ontaide
help will be received, but thanka Rev,
Warren very cordially for his generosity
and etpressions of sympathy.
via. .ing with old time friends. In spesk
Ing of the proposed eateniion of the
Columbian Southern railroad Mr. Keeney
aays he does not think the road will be
knllt furihar than Croat KeiS. a point 25
miles south of Shaniko, tbe present year
He thinks there Is not enough traffic to
justify building the road beyond the
point above mentioned at the present
time. By building to Croaa Keys be
reasons tbat the railroad company will
command the ttafCo of the Ptlnrvllleaud
Bend sections and will greatly aid In
thtlrdevrlotitnent. But as soon as the
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Italians will be given
trial tomorrow
a preliminary
Mltchell-Cantwell.
James T. Mitchell and Mrs. Mary E.
Car.twell were united in marriage at the
n-aldenceof M. I.. Cantwell, In this
city, last Thursday evening.
The contracting parties are llh well
and favorably knu a In Hepnnrr and
J.J. Adklns, chairman; 0. E. Ferns- Morrow county, wher. they have re-
worth and J. C. Kirk, Judges; Ml sided for many year. They will r
GROSHEIIS
ZOLLINGER
Real Estate
And Fire Insurance
MIMtds a flbattecson
Have jnst opened a new
saloon at tbe corner of
Main and May streets
Kinet LlquorB
and CigarB
Pendleton Beer
On Draught
Hot and Cold Lunches
Heppner, Or.
If you have a Farm, Grazing
Lands or City Property for
Sale call on us. Or if you
Want to Buy we can suit you
as we have a Long List of
Properties to Select from.
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Land Scrip For Sale
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development of southern crook county ,,,, 11 Jcle and Louis Biebev. h"ln ia Hpr'r'i Mr. Mitchell cle-
reaches a atage tbat It will Justify tbe c,.rl(. ' ciaring rue imrnci.ms w n-cormruci me
t.. r ,1,. M- Mr. Vnm Prec inct. Cautwell home which waa destroyed bv
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thinks It WlH.be eatrnoea to Wend, lienry li.acaman, cairmanj 4. . ... , .nB,..
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probably la four or five yeare. Within Thompson ana jonn uayrv, J"". ij,iionl.
that time be figures tbat the lutuUr In- Clyde Biork, Burton Tec k and B J,
lutry of lb. Bend country will bave at-1 li't, clerks.
tallied such magnitude that It will be North Ions Precinct.
Inducement fur the further ettenslon M. f. Mai well, chairman; Albert
pt bl road. Nelson tnd 11 ward Ulork, Jodea i 8. 1.
Wlien bilious try doM of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
rrallie for once how quickly a Grt-las
up lo-dale meilklne will correct the
dlaorder. For sale by Slocura I Hag Co
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Stable.
TIioh. IJrennan,
Heppner, Ore.
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First class work,
A fit guaranteed.
HEPPNER,
Reasonable prices
May street,
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Land oflico until patent issues without additional
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HUDSON & BROWNHILL, The Dalles, Oregon
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