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About Heppner times. (Heppner, Or.) 1???-1912 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1904)
f NEW WASH SILK 25c Yard 1000 yards Torchon Laco 1 to 4 inches wide 5c Yard MEN'S NEW DRESS SHIRTS 75c to $1.00 Why Pay More? FIRST SHOWING OF SPRING GOODS A-Tain we csll vour 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 ami 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 como 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. to ?S as & to to to to to to to to to to SALE OF REMNANTS AND BROKEN LUES AT HALF PRICE As a result of our successful sales we find an accumulation of remnants of piece goods and broken lines of ready-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 HAINES Furniture Co (Successor to Wl-I.LS & COMPANY.) Carpets, Rugs, Mattings Oak, Ash, Fir and Maple Red Suits $18 to $15 The most complete line ever shown in lloppner Fine pillows and comforts. All wool blankets, made at Union woolen mills. Nice new pat terns of Floor Oilcloth, at itfe and 10e per yard Linoleums, at - - 00c and G5c per yard New Home Sewing Machines, the best on earth, from $32.50 to $50. Organs $8(5, $'J5 and $110 Stoves and Ranges And Cooking Utensils, Cheap. Crockery, LampH and Clocks. Win. A. Rogers' Silverware i I Anything not carried in lock cheerfully ordered, cheaper than you can send for it BRUCIC HAIN12S, Prop J HARDWARE I SHELF wo have a complete stock of AMD HEAVY HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIRE, ETC. r 6 $$$ssa!S3 M to THE HEPPNER TIMES. Published Every Thursday by A. J. HICKS O SUBCR1PTION One Year Six Months Three Months RATES: O $1.00 75 5G Entered l the Poatofflce kt Heppner, Oregon as second-rlaas matter. EAWLINH POKT NO. 81, G. A. R. MEET A Odd Fellows' Hall t Heppner. every thir Baturriay of each month. G. W. HutA. Adj. G. W . BmTH. Com THURSDAY, MAR 3,1904 The Long Creek Ranker mad its appearance again la t we-r after the blow-up, r-lihtly oV figured, but rtill in the ring. It i evident that editor Coe baa no in tentions of being frightened aw by the mere b'owing up of hi office but will rally his nerve faro and endeavor to hold the fort. While thin is the quiet Beacon II'P ner merchants report bus iness very good, fully up to that of previous years. Wiih th n-ver better p.'opptcts for abundant crops and flock coming through the winter in better conditioi. than usua;, the coming season promises to be the m et prosprou in the historv of Mnrr w coun'y. tices of the Rupeian government prisoners and the methods em ployed in banishing whole families to Siberian mines and prisons, sending them to the frozen north- and in droves, like cattle, to die by the way side if not strong en ough to withstand the (earful hard ships of the iourney, is sufficient cause for internal eruptions. Unr er fuch conditions it is plain enough to understand why the war with Japan does not arouse internal yalty and enthusiasm among the Russians. Late reports indicate hat the war rather affords an pportunity lor inciting a general uprising and revolution within the Itussian borders. The revolutio nary spirit has been smoldering r many years, and has only needed an opportunity, such as he present, to fan it into flames. .Such are the conditions that con front Russia today which may mean a greater menace than fight ing afoieign foe, and it may be, the downfall of the Russian empire. profitable breeds of birds and create a greater interest in the poultry businepB which it is prob able will result eventually in build ing it up to the extent that at least th- lacal demand can be supplied. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice li hereby given that the underlined ha died in the county court of the statu of Oregon, hit final account a adminUtrntor of the entateof W. L. Baling, dereaaed, ami that Tuesday the 5th day of April 1904, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of tald day has been filed by aaid court aa time, when laid retwrt iuall he considered In ald court, and objection! thereto hi'ard, and settlement made. IHted this the 3d day oi Match VM. K. K. HUH1 Administrator of the eitate of W. l. Haling, dereaaed. m S-ni.il Roosters for Sale. I hare some full blood Blak Menorca and R. C. White Leghorn rooster, for sale cheap for the orzt 30 days Cull on or address. C. K Jonks, Kililit Mile, Otrgon. Inflammatory R ""eumatlsm Cured. William Shaffer, a hrakemati of Dt-ntii-ton. Ohio, i- confined to hi ed for several weeks itb ii.fUmmatorjr rheu matism. "I used many remedies," he savs. "Finally I sent to McC.w't drug store for a bottle of ChatnUerlain'a Tain Halm, at which time I was maMe to us hand or foot, ard ill one week' time was able to go to work as beppy as n cUm." Por salt by Slocum iJrtitf Co Cliiiinwnre Decorated with Heppner Klood Sccmch a Useful find Pretty Souvenir The BAIN Wagon Gilliam & Bisbee A knitting factory was estab lished at La Grande six months apo and has built up such a large bus itx ss that it must double its capa city. That is the kind of change we like to hear about. It is much bet ter to start a factory with a small plant and enlarge it as business requires than to begin on a large scale and end in bankruptcy be cause the business wilt not pay the interest on the investment debt There is room in Oregon for manufacturing plants of various kinds, and if started now upon a conservative basis they will grow to be large and valuable proper ties in a few years. Oregonian. Russia' inward foe promises to be her final undoing. The prac- The impression that poultry raising is a hazardous business has been proven by two Palouse farmers to be a money making bus iness, according to the Spoeeman Review. The same can lie proven anywhere in the Inland Empire. There is always a demand for chicken, and the high price of eggs during the winter months every year is proof enough that large profits may be obtained by the careful poultryman. Poultry rais ing seems to have been somewhat neglected in the Inland Empire, even as a ride issue. It has wen shown, nowever, that those who go into it and give th industry care ful supervision make money out of it. There is alway a good market, and, as a rule, strong prices prevail i I I Ti inri'mcKt'nR inu ,,kk". i oere am a small I few pt-na of thorughbred being started in Morrow county and there is little roo.n to doubt that they will le a success. V. O. Minor and C. 8. Lowe have stocked a couple of pens in this city and C. K. Jones one on his Eight Mile ranch. It is expected that these will b tb means of stocking th country with the better and more HEPPNER POULTRY YARDS V 0. Mi.voK and C. S. Lowk, Proprietors. Breeders of S. C. li. 1 Rocks and S. C. Ruff Leghorns. From March 1, I'ggs for setting Si. 25 for 15. Kgga from choice pen $2.25 for 15 Single Birdn or Puirn for Sale First National Grocery Carries a Full Line of Fresh GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS A Splendid Line of Gents' Furnishings: Hats and Caps, Underwear, Sweaters, Gloves, Efc l'rices are Right and a (iood Fresh Stock to select from T. R. HOWARD, HEPPNER, ORE. I 'j 3 3 At Cost to Close Out For the next 20 days we will sell at cost Lee's Egg maker and Groeslieck's Egg producer and Condition powders, also all Ladies' purses go at cost. In stationery we tnake these prices: 5c Tablets 3 for lOo 15c Tablets for 10c 15c Novels for 10c 25c Box Stationery 20c 20 Box Stationery 15c 15c Box Stationery 10c Heppner Drug Co. THEY'RE HEREI An immense stock of Fall and Winter Shoes AT M. LICHTENTHAL'S The jilonrr boot and shoa dealer of Iffppner, who al ways rarrtes a hitf line of (loots snd Alio., KtitiWs, Kte. Repairing a specialty, and satisfaction guaranteed. Old lUad, Watt si Jt of Mala Btrwt, The Salin? AbstreictSTitleQuaranty Company INCOPORATICD We have the only Het of Abwtruct HooIch in Morrow County - - - C w. L ooo abstracts airt plats furnisbefc on abort notice MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SMITH. Secretary, - Heppner, Oregon v Heppner Marble Anyone thinking til xi'tirlnf a tiiiiniiini'iit for a ili'imrli'it ra- lallva nr frlcnil Will do wull to P. and Granite Works W. sr. ri-iarc4 lo ilo all Ct'intilfrjr anl htillillnx work at rpdiirpii prlrrs. S MOHTERASTELLI BROS. GORDON'S LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STAdLE x 9 z z w Hi i Wm. CORDON, Prop. Ha alltvl a nurnW ol First Cls liorees snd Nw IilS, both Jt Iliiiruie. anl llai k, and oflW von Drat iInhm (nrvica, and you will $ rC''ie roiiMit'Mis treaiinent. A share of your patronauQ tS ! : a SOLICITED i j SssaaaV MAIN STREET, - Heppner, Orogon. Jf
