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THE HEPPIIER TIMES. jH'll l tlmt tlie Sunday uiorniry er wcet on the a;th will lco I along Sun- j M U School linrg. Lt tnery arnool plan 1 lj Millinery Specials (Tpj gj o gf??'.s Hat! $2.50 Hats 68c &W&Bj v,n,c 95c All HoSHTeduce.. mMMZMEMM $3 " $J.5 Published Every Thursday by A. J. HICKS t have tome tl it worker present Come prepare I to helj and b helpeJ. 8. E. Notox, President. O SUBCRIPTION HATES: O On Yr ... fl.OO Six Month - 75 Thr Months 60 Intr4 at the Poatofflc t Heppner, Orpfon Mcond-rlM matter. At The Cburches. M. B. Church, South Preaching Sun day at 11 a. tn., and 7:00 p. tu. Sunday diOol!M3a.ui. J. M. BbaRD, fas tor. RAWMN 1HVT NO. II. G. A. R MKKT AT Odd Frllowi' Hall at ll.'piiner, every Ihird ' Miunjny 111 rwu lUUUia. U. W . Khsa, Adj. li. W. smith. Com, THURSDAY. NOV. 10. 1904. With this issue we commence the publication of the eighth vol ume of The Times, and we are glad to say that our subscription list and patr nage in general of the paper has gradually increased dur ing the entire year just past. The subscription list has so grown that we leel sate m saying there are few homes in Morrow county to which The Times is not a regular weekly visitor. It has been our endeavor to furnish all the local news we can gather, besides a large amount of general news, and in this line we shall endeavor to make the service even better the coming year than we have the past. Mor row county nas never been more prosperous and made greater strides in industrial lines than she has the present year, and the in dicatiens are that it will be still greater during the next few years. With this view of the future of our county, it shall be our endeavor to keep The Times abreast of the times, and in this way do our best to merit a liberal share of the pros perity that we hope for all the people of our county and state. There will be regular preaching aer- j vice in the Baptist church next Sunday ' both morning and evening. ' J. W. M or N'T, Taator. j Regular service at the Christian church next Sunday, Sunday school, 10 a. m.; prrachlnn at 11 a. m. and 7V) p. m.; Y, r. S. C. ., 0:15. J. V. Crawford. All Saint Episcopal church. Twenty fourth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. No morning service. Evening service, 7:30 p. m. John Warrkx, Missionary. List Your Property. Now i the time to list your real estate as the prospects are very favorable for lively selling of Morrow county realty during the next twelve month. The county has been more thoroughly ad vertised the past few months than ever b:fore, and thr.-e will doubtless be buy ers in the field soon. The Times has made arrangements whereby we expect to be able to handle considerable prop erty right along. So if you have prop erty to sell it will be to your advantage to call and list now. Remember it costs you nothing if no sale is made. GREAT SALE OF READY-TO -WEAR . . GARMENTS . . Our great two weeks' sale was a decided success more po than ever before experienced, which in Hay ing a good deal. As a result of the sales, wo have an accumulation of broken nixes and remnants that we will offer at great reductions. We can mention but a few in this limited Hpace. There are many more just as good. READ THESE OVER. Then come and sec the good things. Treasurer's Notice. The Keith Stock Company. The presentation of the "Slavs of the Mines" by the Keith Stock Company last night at the Frazer was exceedingly good and outclassed any previous per formance. The play is a wholesome one and fall of human interest, being a mingling of Western wealth and East ern society. The play is a good satire on the latter phase. The various parts are well chosen. Walter Kendrick, as the rich nncle afflicted with nervousness was ably portrayed by Leter Howard. Other roles were especially good. The large audience was entertained between acta by specialties. Tonight the bill will be "The Light house Robbery." This play is said to be one of the best in the repertoire. Tbe company carries special scenery for tbe production of this play. Miss Dorothy Fairfax, as tbe leading lady, will appear in "The Lighthouse Robbery" and some further clever work may be expected of her. Morning Tmmne, Pendleton, Ore. This company will appear at Roberts' opera house for one wetk, commencing November 20. Notice is hereby given that nil outstanding Morrow county 'arrDT Festered prior to ant including July 1.:. Kill be paid upon prj?nlauon al tiie office ol theTrt?asurtr j otaid county. Interest if.i alter tbe rtate ' of I fa ia notice. Ite4 at Heppner, Ore., Not. i 10, 14. K o. Noble. ! Treurer of Morrow County. ; Real. state We have a few rare bargains to offer in both city and farm property. Choice residences or lots for investment or a home, at all prices. morrow County Farm Property... Companion informs and Entertains Tbe Youth's Companion uses enter tainment as a mennB rather tt an an end, conveying always in its fiction n its articles some coiivinciiit! truth oi some contribution to the useful knowl edge of its readers. Tbe 225 men and women enlis'ed to write for The Companion represent an infinite variety of talents and callings. Through Tbe Companion they addreee not only the youDg and imprTsionaUe, but f ie fathers and tuothers of the nation. Tbe entire family claim a share in the good things which fill The Com panion's pages. Full illustrated announcement, des cribing the principal features of The Companion's new volume for 1905, will be sent to any address free. The new subscriber for 1905 will receive all thi issues of The Companion for tbe remaining weeks of 1901 free from the time of subscription, also The Compan ion "Carnation" calendar for 1905, lith ographed in twelve colors and gold. Tup Yociii's Companion, 144 Berkeley St., Boston, Maes. Circuit Court Jury. The following jury has been sum moned : T. J. Carle "W. E. Ahalt F. D. Cox John Adams 8. . Douglas G. W.Thompson . E. Beaman D. 8. Barlow J. M. White Richard McElligott Ralph L. Benge George Conser "William Stauffer Charles Hams A. C. Morgan E. L. Freeland. W. G. McCarty Thos. B. Graham Chas. J. Anderson J. L. Yfager C. W. Valentine 1). A. Grable John H. Edwards John Kilkenny A. M, Markham T. J. Matlock Herbert Olden T. J. Allvn W. B. Ewing Aaron Petterson W. P. Dutton We have farm prop erty ranging in price from ! to $20 an acre. Stock, farm implements, crop go with farm when preferred by purchaser Notson & Hicks Heppner and Lexington, Oregon. LADIES' SUITS and COATS REDUCED 16.00 to .20.00 values for $12-50 Ladies' Box Coats in Black and Brown Ker sev; all satin lined; medium sizes. Worth $10.00 to20.00, for $12.50 Ladies $15 00 to .20.00 Suit $12.50 In Black and Navy Cheviot and the popular mixtures; perfect in fit and finish. $20.00 values for $12.50 10.00 to 12.50 L,ndie' Coatn $7-50 MEN'S COATS and VESTS EXTRA PANTS Moii'h 750 to 1 00 1 ai v 1 1 v a m Coats and Vests $4.95 $1.00 Mens' Drwa 1'ants $2.95 $2.''0 Men's Drets rants $1.95 1.50 Men's Dress Pants 95c S. E. X0TS0X, Lexington. A.J. HICKS, Heppner. The Exact Thing Required for Con stipation. "As a certain purgative and stomach puri6er Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets seem to- be the exact thing re quired, strong enough for the moat ro bust, yet mild enough and safe for chil dren and without that terrible griping so common to most purgatives," say R. S. Webster & Co., Cdora, Ontario, Canada. For sale by Slocum Drug Co. Children's Jackets. Bargains in Children's Jackets, siz-s four to ten years, at Minor & Co.'s. f.3 50 ones for $2 S5 5 00 " 3 CO 4 00 " 3 00 4 50 " 3 L' 5 2 50 " 1 r-5 For Sale Beef cattle and feeders. About 40 head of 2 and 3 year-old steer and 3 and 4 year old cows, fine feeders. Also at all times Scotch Collie puppies. n24 B. F. Swacgaht. Willard Herren was down from his r inch near the coal mines election day, a id reports fine weather up there ytt. Sunday School Convention. The annual Sunday School conven tion for Morrow county will be held at Heppner the evening of November 25th and three sessions on the 26th. It is The NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE have jut received a large shipment of Fall and Winter goods, consisting of dry and dress goods; Flannelettes, Flannels, Ladies' and Children's and Cent's Underwear, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats and Shoes. Also a great variety of Ladies' Suits, Skirts, and Jackets. Having bought all these lines di rect from the manufacturers at a special re duced price, for spot cash, we are, there fore, prepared to sell the same at New York prices. Come and judge for yourself, as a trial will convince you that you will get the best value for your money at the THE HEW YORK BARGAIN STORE Near tlie Palace Hotel WHITE : & : STAM I,onii made tit Eight Per Cent. Intercut We fijy 4 Per Cent Interest 1 is 8 4 1 LITTLE AMD OFTEN MAKES A HEAP IN TIME Take any amount, what you could easily ppare every week, for instance, and figure out how much it would amount to if laid by for a year in the BANK OF HKITNKR : : INTERESTING FIGURES, AREN'T THEY? Then bring the first dollar or so here and open a savings account at i per cent interest. Then at the end of tho year these figures will appear in your bank book with tho interest added and you will bo that much ahead : : : We fpay 4 Per Cent Interest XUc bare Xcvrfa & Clarft Jfalr souvenir Dollars for sale. riu rCP- - iA7 1 TllltS Has lie Laifcst Grcilicn. Advertise in I. 8 -Si X o ,0 I, I 11 i II Pays.
