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NEW WASH SILK
f 25c Yard
1000 yards Torchon Lace
1 to 4 inches wide
5c Yard
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MEN'S NEW DRESS
SHIRTS
75c to $1.00
Wliy Pay More?
FIRST SHOWING OF SPRING GOODS
Again we call your attention to the fact that we are THE LEADERS in our line. The people have learned
to look to The Fair Department Store for the Newest and Best in style and quality at a big saving in price,
and they are not disappointed. Through our Eastern representative we are kept in close touch with the best
markets and are able to take advantage of the good things offered as soon as they appear. This week we are
making Our First Display of Spring Goods. Read below of the bright, new things then come
and see all of them. We take great pleasure in introducing our new goods to you.'
Ladies new spring suits, new silks and velvets, new wash silks, new silk dimities, new veils and ettamines,
new mohair novelties, new albatross, all colors, new mere rized waistings, new Jasper novelties, new ribbons,
laces and embroideries, appliques and allovers, new colored handkerchiefs, new linen handkerchiefs, new ten
neriffe wheel trimmings, new table linens and napkins, new towels and crashes, new chambreys and gingh
ams, new percales and calicoes, new gloves kid, silk and lisle, new underwear and hose.
SALE OF REMNANTS AND BROKEN LINES
AT HALF PRICE
As a result of our successful sales we find an accumulation of remnaats of piece goods and broken linos of
readj'-to-wear goods, which we will place on sale at just HALF PRICE. Remnants of silks, velvets, ribbons,
laces, embroideries, dress goods, outings, wash goods, calicos, muslin, and all piece good at half price. On
front center table, marked plain, just divide by 2. Broken lines of ladies' and men's suits and coats, ladies'
furs, gloves, waists and shirts, children's coats and dresses, underwear and hose, men's pants, shirts and un
derwear. AT HALF PRICE.
ON CENTER COUNTER MARKED PLAIN-DIVIDE BY 2
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Entered at the Pouofflce at Heppner, Oregon
ai aecond-claaa matter.
RAWLINS POST NO. 81, O. A. R. MEET AT
Odd Fellows' Hall at Ueppner, everj third
Raturday of each month.
O. W. Khba, Adj. O. W . Bmith, Com.
THURSDAY. FEB. 25, 1904.
Governor Chamberlain expresses
the opinion that the matter of
securing a right-of-way 'or The
Dallea-Celilo canal will be adjusted
soon, now that the O. R. & X. i-
faid to be favorable to the plan, as j
they have been convinced that it
will not interfere with their in
teests. N-gotiations are reported
to be progressing rapidly and all
conditions lead to the belief that
the desired right-of-way will be
secured without any obstacles in
the way of litigation.
The drastic measure passed by
the Washington legis.ature com
pelling breeding cattle shipped into
that state to pass a tubercular test,
is working a hardship on the
breeders of both Oregon and Wash
ington. The large breeders in the
Hate will not submit to such a Uw,
which prohibits the Washington
breeders buying high-class cattle
right at home. Had the breeders
of Washington been organized, we
predict that no such law would
have ever panned. The stockmen
of this county must get together
and keep together if they are to
make breeding profitable, and not
iDg every move of Franca and is
preparing for eventualities. Should
these powers become involved and
their dogs of war once turned loose
other complications would arise
and other powers be drawn into
the fray, and there is no telling
where or when it would end or
what the result would be. Lead
ing men of the world are appre
hencive of a great world war and
foresee the need of conservative
statesmanship. They realize that
each ar-pring nation with ambitious
rulers are eager to extend their
territorial possessions and add to
the glory of his own reign. Espe
cially are complications liable to
arise with Euopean powers where
there rre frequent opportunities
for irritation.
St. Louis Worlds Fair.
The 0 R. AN. will make a 90 nay
limit ronn'l crip rate from lleppper to
the L"U ana Purchase Exposition at
St. Louis of t!2 40. From Ileppnerto
Chicago $67 40. Tickets will be on Hale
three days duriuu the tnoi ths of My,
June. July, August and Septemlier.
The exact date will be furnished later.
Stopover privileges are allowed.
What are T-ey?
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablet, A new remedy for atonarb
troubles, hiliousnes', and constipation,
and a good one. Price 25 cents. For
aale by Slocnm Drag Co.
Roosters for Sale.
I have some full blood Blak Mei.oira
and R. C. White L-Kbjrn rooatrra 'or
aule cheap for the next 30 daya Call o
or addresa. C K Jonps,
Eiifht Mile, Oregon.
Another Case of Rheumatism C red
by Chamberlain' Pain Balm.
The efficacy of Chamberlain's Pa n
Balm in the relief of rheumatUm ia beinn
demonstrated dally, Parker TripleU, (
G'iKby, Va , savs that Chamberlain'
Pain Balm itave him permanent reli. f
from rheumatism in the back when every
thing else failed, and he would not be
ithout it For aale by Slocum Drvn Co
The people of the rapidly grow
ing littlo town of Irrigon, on the
Columbia river, want a wagon road
to the coun y seat. Thy claim
that by the present train schedule
on the main line that they can
go to Portland as quickly as they
can gei to Ileppner, and that there
is little chance of shortening the
lime except by opening a wagn
road. There is a road -already
opened the greater portion . of the
way and at little expense a road
can le made connecting that town
with the county seat. It would be
an advantage to Ileppner business
men if this road were opened as it
would afford the people of the
north end a shorter and less ex
pensive route to reach our city.
It will bring these people here
offennr and will naturally bring
more trade to the Ileppner mer
chants. There is said to be thirty
or more families in Irrigon and in
Kla few nu n who are seeking that section cov red by the Oregon
notoriety ruin their busmens. Land it Water Cornpany'a oitch,
HEPPNER
POULTRY YARDS
W 0. Minor and C. S. Lowe, Proprietors.
Breeders of S. C. B. P. Bocks and S. C. Buff Leghorns.
From March 1, Eggs for setting
$1.25 for 15. Eggs from choice
pen $2.25 for 15 -Single
Birdn or Pair for Sale
At Cost to Close Out
For the next 20 days we will sell at cost Mi Egg maker and
Groesbeck's Egg producer and Condition nowders, also all
Ladies' purses go at cost. In stationery we .i. ke these prices:
6c Tablets 3 for lOo
15c Tablets for 10c
15c Novels for 10c
25c Hox Stationery. . .... .20c
20'; Hox Stationery 15c
15c Box Stationery 10o
Heppner Drug Co.
THEY'RE HEREI
Kural Spirit.
There perms to be a growing
appreheiiHion of a great war as a
result of Kuso-Japriee imbroglio
Kecent events has lead to th belief
that the relations between France
and it will be only a few months
until as many more have bought
land under the ditch and become
r siden s of Morrow county, Ilepp
ner should be entitl d to a share
of this trade and with proper ef
forts can without question secure it.
An immense stock of
Fall and Winter Shoes
AT
M. LICHTENTHAL'S
The pioneer boot and alio dealer of lleppner'who a!
ways carries a big line of lioots and Hhoea, Kubberi, Etc.
Kepalrlng a apwialty, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Old stand, West sids of Mala BtrtL
H A I N ES
Furniture Co
(Successor to Will. I. S St COMPANY.)
Carpets, Rugs, Mattings
Oak, Ash, Fir and Maple Bud Suits $18 to $15
The most complete lino ever shown in Ileppner
Fine- pillows and comfortH. All wool blankets,
made at Union woolen mills. Nice new pat
terns of Floor Oilcloth, at 35c and -10c per yard
Linoleums, at 00c and 05c per yard
New Homo Sewing Machines, the be&t on earth,
from $32.50 to $50. Organs $80, $1)5 and $110
Stoves and Ranges
And Cooking Utensils, Cheap. Crockery, Lamps
and Clocks, Win. A. Rogers' Silverware
Anything not carried in stock cheerfully ordered,
cheaper than you can send for it
BRUCE HAINES, Prop
we have a complete stock of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, PAINTS,
OILS, NAILS, WIRE, ETC.
Chhinwnre Decorated with
Ileppner Flood SceneH-a
Useful and Pretty Souvenir
The BAIN Wagon
Gilliam & Bisbee
First National Grocery
Carries a Full Line of Fresh
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
A Splendid Line of
Gentb' Furnishings: Hats and Caps,
Underwear, Sweaters, Gloves, Efc
Prices are Right and a Good'
Fresh Stock to select from
T. R. HOWARD, HEPPNER, ORE.
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INCOPORATED
We have the only net of ALmtract
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abstracts ant plats turntsbc& oiubort notice
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
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lallve or frli'iiit Will ilo well lo
Heppner Marble
5 and Granite Works
Wa ara prepared to do all Ccmcterjr and bulldlriK work at reduced prlrca.
i MONTERASTELLI BROS.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE
Wm. GORDON, Prop.
Hat arido'l a namb-r o( I'irat CUm hotn-n and New Klua. bnth
llnKiriM an1 Hai ku, and ciirra yon Aral claaa mrU', and you will J
receive conrUout treatment. A ihara of your patronan f 1 t
SOLICITED '
4i mm DincLi Hoppnor, Orogon. $
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