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About Heppner times. (Heppner, Or.) 1???-1912 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1904)
THE HEPPNER TIMES. Published Every Thursday by A. J. HICKS O SUBCRIPTION KATES: O On Yr - - - fl.OO Six Month - 75 Three. Month - 50 KnUred at the t'ontolSct l Heppner. Orvg-oa as eoni-rUu mutter. RAWUXS POST NO. 1. . A. R. MKKT AT Odd fellow' Hull t Heppner, every intra iNiluMav ul Mfb montU. G. W. KHtA, Aiij. G. W. SMITH. Cora. THURSDAY, SEPT. 1. 1904. The special rates to immigrants made by transcontinental lines will bring thousands of home Btekers to Oregon this fall and Morrow c unty will be in line for her share. While our county has not been persistently advertised there has been a large amount of literature distributed throughout the east the past few months, and it should relt in bringing many people to our county the next few months. J. A. Woolepy alone sent out 15,000 pamphlets, and from other sources our county has been extensively advertised. It is earnestly desired that all who can conveniently will be pres ent and participate in the organ ization of a Morrow County Devel opment Club, a meeting for that purposa being called to meet in the city council chambers tomor row evening by Mayor Gilliam. Other towns of our own county and most of the towns of other counties of the state have organ ized local leagues to work in con junction with the Etate league for the development of the state's vast resources, and if Heppner wants to be classed among the prog ressive towns of our great state we ehould be up and doing. Kuroki, the brilliant Japanese general has done so much to force General Kuropatkin to "regret to report" defeat, is known to the Russians as "Proklaty Polak" (the accursed Pole). Kuroki is not Japanese, as many have supposed A few weeks ago it was announced in Berlin by Josake Oshima, Gen eral Kuroki'a nephew, that his uncle is not half French, a3 a French paper declared, but the son of Kuroweki, a Polish revolutionist of 1831. After that revolution great numbers of Poles were oblig ed to have their native land, and it is said that when the elder Kur owski was dying, he charged hi eons to avenge the wrongs whic! Russia had heaped upon Poland The son, under the name of Kur oki, is now following out those in structions by pounding the armieK of the power that got the lion'r chare of his fatherland. Spokane Review. MAV NOT H F TRI 1 P. I Reported That Trusted Agent Skips With $50,000. It is reported in stockmen circlet and the story in given tome credence, since t."ose who have circulated it are ine:i of uood standing, that trusted repre sentative of B. F. Saunders, a ait Lake City stockman and capitalist, who hat purchased thousands of head of both sheep and rattle in the counties o( Fits'ern Oregon during the past two years, ha absconded with between f."0, IKK) and fiiO.OOO of Mr. Saunders' money. The story tsoe that Mr. Saunders al lowed hit employe to tiancfor money from Montana to Portland batiks. The money, when deposited m 1 ortianu, wt to the employe. lit) drew the money, so it is reported, and left for parts unknown. The story may or may not be true. It is very likely howev r, that if Mr. Suuders has suffered a lost the amount has been greatly exaggerated. Buker City Democrat. There will be no services at the M. K. church next Sunday, owing to the fact that the pastor is absent at conference. Bishop J. J. O'Reily will hold ter- j vices at the Catholic church in this city 1 uext Sunday, September 4. A general ' invitation is extended. COTTON DLANKK TS 50c E3L NEW.. Iiulinti KobcH Couch Covert mid Slinwls At The Churches. First Showing of Fall Styles As a matter of course you are looking to THE FA 111 for the first sign of the Correct Ideas for FALL STYLES ami you will not be disappointed as we have now ready for your inspection a good variety of the most reliable makes in tho 1901 Fall Styles in Ladies' TAILOR SUITS, SK1KTS, WAISTS and COATS, as well as tlio new Belts, Hand Hags, Combs, and Hair Ornaments, etc. $ Also Men's Fall Styles in SUITS, HATS, SHIRTS and SHOES, and all furnishings. We take pleasure in showing our new goods, and you will nut be urged to buy. 1 HIS Cut All Saints Episcopal Church. Four- i teenth Sunday after Trinity. No morn j ing service. Evenia service, 7:30 p. m. John Warren, Missionary. Regular services will be resumed at the Christian church next Sunday, Sept. 4th. Sunday school, 10 a. m ; preaching at 11; Y. P. S. C E , 6:45; evening ser mon, 7:00. J. V. Crawford. There will be regular services in the Baptist church next Sunday, both morn ing and evening. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evening service begins at 7;30, J. W. Mount, Pastor. ' Resolutions. re-. i ft fix : l ' i ' , it ' V ft 1 4 ii i; Shows you one of the most popular FALL STYLES in LADIES TAILOR SUITS from one of the best gar ment makers in Am erica John Anis field & Co., of New York whose lines we carry. Ask to see the new Coats and Skirts now in. LATE ARRIVALS New Dress floods and Silks, Laces and Trim mings, Waistings, Rib bons, Cloves, Corsets, Helta, Shoes and Hose, New Draperies, Linen and Towels, Flannels, Fleeced v-ristiiigs, Out ings inl Shaker Flan nels, (linghants and Cal- lico and manv others at FAIR PRICES. TI IIC SCOTT Form Fitting Rustle am: Hip Form. All SIzch 50c : V Is? w-s ti -t WHIST HA OS HANI) HAGS and PUKS1CS the new ones 25c to $3.50 S - E - E At a special commnnication of Hepp ner Lodge No. 69, A. F. and A. M , held in their lodge on the 30th day of August, 1904, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted : Whereas, it has pleased the great Architect of the Universe to" remove from our midst our beloved brother, William Barton, and Whereas, it is just that a fitting recog nition of his name and virtues should be had, therefore, be it Resolved, by Heppner Lodge, No. 69, A. F. and A. M., that while we bow with humble submission to the will of j that One before whom all Masons bendj Mr. and Mrs G. W. Crabtree left the knee in reverence, we do not the j Tuesiay or Anatone, Wash., where 1' Hi mourn for our brother who lias! . ,,, , . , . . ... . , . they w ill make their future home. nuan taban Frnm ll a Mia In rtnra a ' i". V l I U n v. K aawu u Ji kid iOLSVia CI I V . -nded here below, but we trust he has! TT I entered opon the higher and nobler 1 fe MOtlce 01 r,'" r which can only be reached through the j ,n (h(, Coun(y ollrt , Morrow rounty,Orel(..I1 portals of death. In ,ie m,4ttl.r c the ctte o( Uuora E. Ktica To the family and friends of our be- uecfac.l. loved brother, William Barton, who, as ! Notli-e is hereby Riven that the umlertl(rnM. a Maeon labored faithfully upon the ; '' A- R1"--- ain.inltrtor of the e.tnte of V t 11 1 e i- . . tiors E. Iihe, lecvaiii.fi, tm filed hi final ienp cuuiu wane , .rum ..is wora T ; ,.,,! e,tatei ,n 0fltee ol the Clerk ..I the Master Builder O! tlw U' iverse, we court, ri'l in puunanee of an or.Ier of tender our heartfelt Svmpathy. Honorable T. W. Ayer JiidKe of the above Resolve! that these res dutions be " 'tlel Court, ai.l linal .. .ount will come on , .v , ,, lor heaririK an.i wttlement on the third d iy of -preadupon the records of Heppner ( u. 0,,, k ln the Io,. Lodge No. 69, A. F. and A. M., that a ,loon o Mi(l ,lay, ,i,e me beinK the first day copy thereof be submitted to the family .f the Oi-toU.-r term of h)iI Court, at the Court of our diseased brother, and to each of 1'0,e ln -l'I"-f. Mo-row County. State of Oregon. On or t:tore IU time any peraon m- And All Our Summer Goods Are Reduced in YOU can supply vour immediate wants here at a great savins in price now, as we have put the pruning knifo deep on all lines of summer goods as it is against our principles to carry goods over to the next season. We are willing to make our loss your gain. W - I- N- D- O-W LEXINGTON ITEMS srk of i of the I I) e en-! I'.'l f tt 1 1 1 1,1 11 "The Saving habit la tho only way to wealth." We rI'ay 4 Per Cent :S Interest iy I ii;:! iCt the newspapers of Heppner, Oregon, for publication. Frank Gilliam, C. E. Woodson, P. 0. Bopo, Committee, tereMed in aid eitate may appear and file hn xi eption in writing to iiaid account, and con test the name, fated September first, lWt. C. A. P.HKA, Adminintrator of the entate of ' ,,,. Lenora E. Khea. deceased. H. C. Jatk'on, the wall paper man Was in town last week. Profes'or and Mrs. Wilcox returned from the mountains lant Thurday. W. E. Leach wa qui'e nek Mondat, but is able to attend to his work now. A. K. Fuller purchased a thresher last week. He began work with it Tuehday Johnny Leach hue one to the moun tains on fii-hing and 1 unting expedi tion. Miss Lottie Pavis went to Heppnei Paturda- evening. She tipects to re main there some time. Wheat is eotiiintt to the Lexington warehouse at a live y rate. Kt-vtrai carloads Lave been shipped. One of K. f-. Tyler's children fell from a hack lat Friday with the result that one of its thighs was broken. II. A. Nichols went to Heppner Mon day to consult a doctor in regard to one of his children. The child is better Eph Ef kelson was thrown fr rn a wa gon lant Wednesday anil was prett) badly bruii-ed up. He is able to walk round, but cannot do much work. Mrs. John White and Mrs'. Jos. Bur goyne, accompanied by their children, went to Butter crerk last week after fruit. Henry ArriKtueyer and Ed. Poin ter drove the learns. When troubled with constipation try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tat lets. They are easy to take and produce no griping or other unpleasant effect. 'ot tale by locuui Irug Co. - ? ; "j a 1 0! ! If Solid l-IIJ Oak.... i I ifeuksfer GLOSS FINISH ; g 1 S I i' y 1 a wetof 8ix X 9 ! : 1 $7.00 PER SET 1 fcH X 1 3 S THE FRIENDSHIP OF MONEY The dollar is always your friend; hut a savings hank account is a whole community of friends the numher depending entirely upon your savings. Nothing nicer in times of adversity than this kind of friend. Jietter start your "Community" todpy hy opening a savings account. Savings Accounts. Every man, woman and child should have a savings account. Franklin eays: "Tho road to wealth is as plain as tho road to market; it consists of hut two wordrf, Frugality and Thrift. Tho successful people you see all around . 1 1 . -i . . . .1,1 f . 1 1. - t 1 you are llioso who nave put asuie a portion 01 ineir earning e;icn wick, im.uh'u iv. them in a good sound hank, like the BANK OF HEPPNER, 1111(1 (lraw 4 I"'r 0(,lt t? interest, compounded semi-annually. j .v 4ln,i AtTf.r Tim V.-ittL- IFi.i.r.ticr K s an account with you with $1, and you can add to it as often as you like. W TT AVE just received a large stock of Chairs and Rockers in Wood, Cobble, Saddle and Cane seats, on which lowest prices will be made. Wall Paper 5c and up. , House Lin ing lie. Strictly all wool Carpet 50c a yard. S. J. WING DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS 3' 4 opens . .. . - ...... 1 , 11 Begin to save this week. Do not watt until you have a sum ot money; one dol lar will open the way for you. If you become ill or lose your position you will then have enough to tide you over your trouble. No matter how little or how much you make, you should save a portion thereof. The same courtesy and accommodation is extended to small depositors as to one with thousands. Home Banks to Help We also are able to furnish depositors with small home hanks, in which can be placed what you can spare each day or week. When the hank contains $1 or more bring it in and tho amount will be placed to your credit. We will be pleased to have you call and get one. Certificates of Deposit If you have idle funds awaiting invesiment it is unwise to keep them about the house. Bring them to us and wo wil protect them and issue you a certificate of deposit. We pay you 1 per cent interest. & 0 We (?ay 4 Per Cent Interest f W Jt . w X i ji Your dollars earn 4 per cent Interest, compounded, here. U V'A 1
