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THE GAZETTE.
UEPPNER. THURSDAY. JAN. 3, '89
Local and General.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains on the Willow Cr?ek Branch arrive l
and leave the different, station daily, except
Bundtirs, as follows:
Nu. 18 (Mixed)
No. 17 (Mixed)
8:15 P. M. Ar.
5:10" " "
S ill " " "
4:3S ' " "
4:15
8:25" " "
8:15
i:5U" "Lv.
Heppner.
Lexington.
Lv. 5:15 A. H.
" tt:c" "
" 11:50" "
" 7:3!" "
lone.
Douidasn.
Cecil's,
7:10" "
Willows Junction ' H::iO
Willnws, " H:tll
Arlinirtun. Ar, 11:1(1
Connect at Arlington with No. 1, West, nf fl:25
A.M. Arrive iu Portland, 4:3) p. M. No. 2. Ent.
leaves Portland at Him A. M Arrives at Arling.
. ton at 2:40 P. M. Ot. 8. THOMPSON, Agent.
Rasmus, the dentist, will hereafter be
found at the store nf v. fj. VanDuyn, on
May street, and will attend to all tooth
work as usual.
A Howl. The Arlington Timer, in on
a: iiole in the last issue, under the cap
tion of "The Tnieluwardness of it," at
tempts to editorially scalp what it terms
"A writer" of this sheet, and at the same
v time loses no opportunity to give Hepp
ner a general raking. Notwithstanding
nil this, "A writer" has not lost a feath
er, and the burg remains materially the
u; m?; the sand down on "Christ's" ration
isiust as deep as ever, and promises a
large crop of sand-toads 'for the noxr sea
son. Tho Heppner Gazette and the peo-
pie of this 'town are not prejudiced
against Arlington for the work ot a faw,
j of uLlcli their beet and reprcseut.itiva
oitizensuoplore. ' These few are the riff
raiT ar.H b-ib-tttfl of the town, with which
, i; Time'?,-mifo, innately: uliios itsolf,
and in rloinj s , fails to represent, Ar
lington. Tint detaohed senteuca which
we to iii ouii n the Times of a recent
issuj, acc.ii'aiu to the noble rejiresen
tatives oV If ilium's pack animal, shows
that our '4.i.,r'i!ijt animosity" is ' well
devolopud. Ia f.iel; Heppuor town as a
whole, socmr. t bo full of people with
"iiiherunt uuim'isiths." The Times edi
tor in all of uia ' ciitoineuUi makes a
mountain out of absolutely nothing,
and in thw i-ofial howl of "gross
misreprcsjutntiiia," 'shows that he-is
"somewhat oi' mnr himself."
In u i iustauos b.'u "O.irist"' failed ti get
bail am in-; "his p.'. ti-'ular friends," who
evidently re! I'tni.U tj j plain fact that
he was doing wr.ia b.unuse "ouo en
y liiini ii wont to tli'3 trouble of hiring a
Aii sonI hiiu word that his oonrse
itho right on and many of his
.smghBtoSyhii oity alrsied him that jtw-
ttca i'id right flould uqt be met in that
nvuwifcr." T.113 wou'J certainly hace no
- teuileiuy to cm ia It! .-. L u'son to seek
4artetTrisrbi?tr raUaet-td take
ltnito his own hiind", : as he his been
doing ot late. T n Tiims asserted in a
forner issm that tho cmnpany was the
arbitrary lia'. ir i:i t'aij riaht-of-way mat
ter, but no w it is the "committee" who
have been at .ml'. T lis assertion that,
the fight is between Heppuer and Lar
sou is unir-.n. A pvt o" the right-of-way
funds name from Lexington and
vicinity, they having a representation of
one in t'i r lilroad oonvjiitto?, and being
jointly intereited in Hip matter. This
papar Jjcs n it bslier.i Hint either Ar
lington's rnrent'itiv.'' oitiz'ens or the
0. R. & N. C. fnol th it Heppner or any
other ooramunity in Morrow county Bre
attempting t J sad, llu the Responsibility
of this Larson b.i:i:i.!.i3 onto them.
This "Holateil and pithWa oimmuuity,"
in its hours i! d-airesi iv-ir having paid
so much for its little 1 whistle," don't ask
any wind pimace i from the Arlington
Times.
Have it Mixud. Lonu P.jck is not
marked with dewlaps of piety. Still we
are personally ncquaiule.l with some
good people over there, ii:iJ nave very
good reason to believe that there are a
a whole l it more. . fn fae1-, Lone .Itock
has a pretty good re"put,'ition away from
home. Iljwuvur, a toy weeks ago, au
energetic dif pcr.se r of the gospel tackled
tli-t i art ut Hie vim-yard. To the young
people who dance and Lave what is flail
ed a good time cu a'.l oeo.u:ons, no pious
thoughts c.-.rai- to cecl; tiicir downward
course. The ups and downs of the wick
ed son in the dim hereafter was. not
portrayed in a manner ns to materially
lessen the utteodi.nce at the Christmas
dauco. On this occirsiou the caller got
mixed up, and absent-mindedly indulged
iu the following irreverences; "First
sister balaucp to the brother on the right;
cheat or swiug." So on au etc. till the
wind-up when he bawkid out "Amen.
To your seats, and the Lord be with
you."
K. or P. Installation. At ;a regular
convention of Doric Lodge No. 20, K. of
P., at their castle hail on last Tuesday
1 9 evening, the following officers were in
' stalled by D. D. G. C. Rea: Wm. Mor
, row, P. C. ; P. O. Borg, C. C. ; Henry
Rasmus, V. C. ; Fred E. Wilmarth, P. ;
J. H. Stanley, M. at A. ; M. Lichtenthal,
M. of E. ; O. Patterson, M. of F. ; E. R.
Swinburne, K. of K. A S. ; Henry Sobir
zingor, I. G. ; 0. W. Rychard, 0. G.
After installati t'.u 1j J0' repaired iQ a
body to Jinrjiio Calhilwn'-s, where an
elegant supper' awaited them. The
evening was pleasantly spent throughout
and everv member of Doric who was
pcr.nitted to 1)3 pnsent, will rc-
member this occasion as one of the
hanniest reunions of Prthian Knights
in the history of the lodge Ir.i G. Nel-
son a visiting brother, was with them
.
on this occasion.
Masonic Installation. On last
Thursday eve-St. John's day Past
i Grand Master W. T. Wright, assioted by
Brother Cornish of Arlington, installed
the following officers for Heppner Lodge
JJo. 69; Frank Gilliam, W. M.; GK). J
Tf,.w . W.5 Otu Patterson. J. W.; P.;
O. Borg. Treasurer ; W. A. Kirk,
Secre-!
tary; D. W. Horner, ii. v.; A. m. unnn, bwn e,tK(,ij,bed at Ajax, Gil-
J. P.- J. B. Sperry and Ed. B. Bishnp, i;ara c.nntv. nod at Beiham Crook
Stewards, and R. A. Hart, Tyler. As ! comity. Or.. 'with Mrs. Arabella Tbomp-
i n ;iallatinn in mihlio s"U '' Sadie t. Moore a postmistress
announced.the installation was pul.lio e,:..e o!Bccs
and held iu the M. E. church. South. At i Mr LaFranc representing Kohler k
the conclusion of the ceremonies, thejcbaseof Portland, was in town last
members, their families and friends re-week. Mr. LaFrauce is one of the tar
paired to the skating rink, whereJimmi. ! gUth-.ba? ana
Callahan had sopper prepared for them. , (r()m nim tuBt' yomijf jjea lrarned to
two hundred and fifty people were pres- j climb to the dizzy heights of long divi
eut. After supper, the young folks went ! sion, and to oross its legs and reflect
r " . . . , .l.i . 4V...la ..r tt,A bnH mum Vftur.
r..n.i. i.n on,wl il 1 o'clock.
Card or Thaxks. Allow us through
the columns of your paper, to express
oar sincere
and heartfelt thanks to the
manv friends and neighbors who
kindly sasisted us with ready hands snd
wininii ilnnnn onr remit illness,
- b
Joe Keeney was in town this week.
A. B. Mackey was up from Alpine this
week.
Jas Iloberts is on the sick list this
week.
,Tan:?s Roye, of Ida. was in Heppner
this tttxl;.
Will McAfee made a trip to Arlington
la.-i!: Friday.
Mastiir Ralph Swinburne is on the sick
list this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Os. Mitchell spent the
iiii.i :i:iys in neppner.
Tiie Columbia river fog still finds its
wev i.p ;n tliese hills.
-VI. II trrison came up from Arlington
to s.por.d the holidays.
0. P. Allison, of Fight Mile, was in
Hepp-rr last Saturday.
IIuu. W. T. Wright aud family left for
their home in Union on last Friday.
Johnny Friend came iid from Castle
Rook to attend the Mew Year's ball.
Frank Faruesworth, son of O. E.
Furuosworth, is ill with pneumonia.
F. 0. Buokunm was out in the Goose
berry oountry the first of the week.
r: L. F. Shipley returned from a bus
iuess trip to The Dalles last Friday.
The I. 0. O. F. hall at lone is nearing
completion, and other buildings going
up.
D. (i. McLaran returned from a trip to
the sagebrush plains of Idaho on last
Friday.
Hon. J. B. Looney and family left last
Friday for their home in Jefferson, Ma
rion county.
Geo. Conser, cashier of the First Na
tional Bank, weut down to Arlington on
lost Tuesday.
.T. F. Spray has sold his interest in the
Liberty Meat Market to his partuers,
Will and Walter McAtee.
On the 24th ult., the steamboat, John
H. llanna, was burned at Plaquemine,
La. Mauy lives were lost.
iPeroy Garrigues brought over his min
iature steam locomotive on last Tuesday
with which to amuse the prints.
Prof. Julias Hodson was up from Lex
iugton last week. Mr. Hodson Is prin
cipal of the Lexington Bt-hools.
Mrs. W. J. Leezer returned on Monday
of lust week from a visit to relatives and
friends in La Grande and Pendleton.
Mrs. Lucy Parsous, despite police in
terference, spoke to an audience of 400
in Waverly hall, Cuicago, on lust Sim
day. Os. Mitchell's Bheep-oamp has been
robbed six times this fall, not only of
grub, but almost every other movable
article.
While the weather is rather cold, the
ground remains comparatively bare, onlv
patches of snow dotting the ground here
and there.
Hank Schirzinger and Jim Williams
oonie in to attend the K. of P. installa
tion at the regular convention on Tues
day evening.
Phil Heppner is visiting relatives and
friends iu Heppner this week. He has
many warm friends here who are always
glad to see him.
We would have had no Christmas tur
key had it not been for the kindness of
Gid Boyer, who gave us a fiu.large-oaeBiLatf pains will be spared to keep
for that oooasiou. .- i.. iu i- i
'Mr. August Baer, of San Francisoo,
dropped iu U2 his Jjryther, Sig, ou last
Monday evening, tie left for his home
on Wednesday morning.
Salem Daily Statesman, Deoember29:
Mrs. Jennie E. Kellogg, of Heppuer, ar
rived here last eveniug and is visiting
her father, William Miller.
Charley Jones has received tho furni
ture for his new barber shop, next door
to the City hotel, and is now ready for
business. See ad, in this issue.
Married At the residence of Mr. John
P. Brown, at the head of Black Horse,
on New Year's Mr. John Barton to Miss
Jennio Brown, Judge Wm. Mitchell of
ficiating. ' The future for Heppuer town is a
bright one. Let every action be broad
gauge no quibbling and do our ut
most to promote the general welfare of
the town.
The stookman is no doubt hoping for
little snow this winter, but to the ranoh
er, who has sown full grain, this freezing
weather, ou bare ground, is likely to
damage it.
Mr. Arthur Coffin, of the firm of Coffin,
McFarland & Co., came up from Arling
ton last week, returning on Monday.
They will open their Heppner store
about March 1st.
Married Tuesday evening, Jannary
1st. 1889, at the residence of the bride's
mother, in Heppner, Mr. D. A. Horren
and JUiss AdUie Kasn, Itev. llenry lius
mus performing the ceremony.
The Tacoma Aeuis claims that the
name Tacoma, proposed for Washington
Territory, when admitted as a state, is
meeting witn niuon tavor at wasmugiou
City and throughout the East,
Through the kindness of Staver &
Walker, this oflioe is now in possession
of a fine colored lithograph of Portland,
Or. This is by far the best piotui e of
our metropolis that we have seen.
Service at tho M. E. ohurch next Sun
day. Morning subject,' "The Name;"
evening subjeot, "From Prison to Pal
aoe my experience with religion, aud
its result." Henhy Rasmus, Pastor.
Prof. T. C. Aubrey finished a very suc
cessful term of school at the Eight Mile
Ceuter district last Friday. Mr. Aubrey
is in towu and will, perhaps, organize a
.singing class heru iu the near future.
P. C. Thompson informs us that his
wool which was sent to eastern marktts
brought 17, 18 and 19 cts. This was his
poorest lot, and would indicate a much
better price for the clip of next season.
Subscribers are now requested to come
around to the office and help us out a
few dollars. We have been lenient with
you, and now that the shop needs mon
ey, it is expected that you will help us.
Senator Mitohell has secured the pas
sage in the senate of the bill which had
already passed the house to provide cer
tain arms, ammunition and equipage to
the state of Oregon for its militia. The
bill is now in the hands of the president
for signature.
James Blsgg, from Fort, Scott, Kan
sas, and Leroy Gpw, from Eastern Colo
rado, tried the experiment of wanning
up giant powder in the oven of a ttove
at Puyallup, W. T., on the 28th ult.
The former was killed outright and the
latter cannot live.
The eight new street lamps, recently
i nnw-Vouied hv our citv pans, are in ' posi-
tion and show very plainly to the belated
pedestrian where the gutter is. The
iOWU Uaa pumuwuv
,i ara .. nD the colony will be pret
ty thoroughly lighted.
Among those who entertained callers
on New Year's day are Mrs. H. Black
man, assisted at her residence bv Mrs.
W. 1. Dutton and Mrs. W. J. Leezer,
and Mrs. A. M. Gunn at her residence,
ass;ted bv Misses Josie Miles, Cora Ab-
shirr and Ella Thomas.
TUe p-t office at Wright,
at Wright, Jackson
c.,n:", an l Bl rengra, v,roos county.
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A vis
isit to any portion of Morrow conn- in linsey-woolsey woven in 179J, the in
II conviuce the most ikeptioal that ' side of which is lined with No. 103, Vol.
soole are preparing to farm, and , I of a Philadelphia daily. A "For Sale"
ty will
, , nrenarinir to farm, and
extensively, too. Improvidency and look
; of the necessary iwui, 7 -u
Has. peruaps, icu sumo "'o
ennntrv and Hire it a Terr dark eye
; ,bro lmt their plaoes are being flMed
i r-.niHlv hv irnod citizens, and rtistling
. r. - . -
! rBUcners.
Died. On December 25th, at the home
of his brother-in-law, Wm. Hughes,
Ralph Robert Smith, aged 3(Nyears.
Deceased came to this country about four
years ago, hoping to improve his health,
he being afflicted with lung disease, of
which he has since died. His remains
were interred in the Masouio oemetery
on Thursday last. Servioes were oon
duotedby the Rev. Henry Rasmus in the
iletliodist church and at the grave,
using the service of the Protestant Epis-
oopal church, of which the deceased
lived and died au attaohed member. "I
have oalled thee by thy name; thou art
mine." Isaiah, 43. 1. A. S.
AccnmnT on Deschute's Hill. The
stage that left The Dalles on Monday of
last week for Prineville, met with an ac
cident in going up Deschutes hill from
Sherer's bridge. The driver, Mr. Ham
ilton, was walking ahead of the team
and Mr. Evaus, a passenger, was driv
ing, when he perceived that a young
horse in the team had loosed himself
from the bridle and become fractious,
and the stage was in danger of going
down the steep declivity. He called to
the passengers to jump, and all except a
Chinaman esoaped with but slight inju
ries. He rolled down the hill with the
wagon, and was found in an unconsoious
condition, badly bruised about the head.
He afterwards died and was buried at
The Dalles. The stage was a total
wreck and the horses were severely ini ur-
ed.
Tub Holidays in Heppner. In the
Heppner colony, there has been no lack
of fun during holidays. It was appro
priately opened up on Christmas eve by
a tree. On Christmas night a ball was giv
en in Garrigues & Rogers' opera house,
followed ou Wednesday eve by tho cus
tomary roller skating which drew a big
ger orowa than usual. Thursday eve,
the Masonic installation aud supper was
attended by 2."0 poople; mure dancing in
Matlock's hall. All quiet Friday night;
Saturday night big attendance at the
skating riuk; s.-mie more dancing. Oaly
one sermon Sunday, with slim attend-
nnce.(Good sermon too.) Tho woek's fes
tivities wound up with the Nov Year's
ball-
Small-Pox. A tramp who came down
from Taooma, was takeu sick iu town
the preseut week, The authorities to
be on the safe side removed him to the
pest house three miles from towu, iu the
hills. Examinations will be made, and
next week we shall be able to say if it is
a veritable oase of small-pox. He has a
companion, who is with him. Every
oure is beiug taken to prevent exposure.
No one itiar Boes near or bv the house.
wuaiever ine disease may Da iu its pro
per place. Arlington Times. A private
letter from a friend who is stopping at
Arlington, states that Dr. Baoon pro
nounoes it small pox without a doubt.
The Justice Court. Gov. Rea's Jus
tioe mill was engage.! ou last Thurs
day in the examiuation of Joseph B.
Gorton, a lad about 14 years of age,
oharged with the burglary of the sheep
camp, ou Lum Rhea's place, below lone.
Although the boy denied the whole busi
ness, aud testified that the witnesses of
the state were all prevarioators,
something that he never did in his life,
the court bound him over iu the sum of
$100, whioh bail was given. W. R. Ellis
looked after the state's side of the oase,
and Attorney Cornish, of Arlington, de
fended the young kid.
The E. O. The New Year's East
Oregonian is a handsomo paper, twelve
pages with illustrated supplement, con
taining interesting dosoriptive matter
and views of Umatilla county and per
dieton. It contains special m-ttter-per
taining to the Umatilla reservation and
the sale of the lands this spring. Sent
to any ad.lres.i, postage paid, for ten
cents a copy. Stamps taken. Address
the East Oreqonian, Pdb. Co ,
Pendleton, Oregon,
Siiouldkk Dislocated. P. H. McLar
an, residing near Ella, met with a pe
culiar accident one day hist wc-k. It
seems that Mr. McLaran 'was ill, which
threw him into convulsions, and one of
the neighbors in endeavoring to hold him,
dislocated his right shoulder. Ho came
up to Heppner and Dr. Ritchcy, assisted
by Dr. Fox, succeeded in reducing the
dislocation. Mr. McLaran will be all
right in a few weeks.
Cabd of Thanks. The Heppuer cor
net band desire to tender their heartfelt
thanks to the ladies of Heppner in gen
eral for their kindness in furnishing a
supper on Christmas eve, the proceeds of
which were given to the cornet band ;
aud also to Mrs. E. Minor for the use of
the dining hall and other kindly services
rendered by her. M. D. Clark,
Sec'y.
Shooting Sorape. A report came
from the rugged John Day, that one day
last week, Johuoy Welsh shot Charley
Williams three times, but whether with
fatal result or not, we have been unable
to learn. Williams is well known in the
Heppner oountry. Welsh is a young
man, not over 20 years of age. There
has been trouble between them for some
time. " ' '
Notice. All those who had photo
graph work done in the tent and are not
satisfied with it, I will give a reduction
of 2o per cent from regular price, during
January should they desire a re-setting
Geo. W. Foor,
Prop, of Gallery.
To Consumptives. The undersigned
having been restored to health by sim
ple means, after suffering for several
years with a severe lung affections and
that dread disease, consumption, is ani-
ions to make known t his fellow suffer
ers the means of care. To those who
desire it, he will cheerfully send (free of
charge) a oopy of the prescription used,
which they will find a snre oure for oou
sumption, asthma, catarrh, bronchitis,
and all throat and lung maladies. He
hopes all sufferers will try his remedy,
as it i invnlnable. Those desiring the
prescription, which will cost them noth
ing, and may prove a blessing, will please
address, list. Edward A. Wilson, Wil
liamsburg, Kings county, New York.
John Willinghame showed us a curios
ity yesterday in the stiape of an account
book which' was used in 1814, bound
, I of a Philadeli
; notice apjieare as follows; "The im-
-r -" - """
-j -v i , i . n m..,, -
he is a capable Waiter, I'Mchwan
j House Servant, and is acquainted with
t all kinds of work, etc." It
was printed
1, 84. I
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"n iii"r'; cui,
Married At the residence of Ed. Arm
strong in Sand Hollow, on Jan. 1, Elmer
armstrong to Emma Hales. The event
was unintentially historic, occurring at
me same time ot tne eclipse.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
notice is hereby given that 1 or my
deputy will visit the taxpayers of the
several preoinots of Morrow oounty, Or.,
at their usual voting place in said pre
cincts as follows, to-wit:
Mutteson, Monday, Jan
Dairy, Tuesday, '
Fight Mile, Wednesday,"
Dry Fork, Thursday, "
lone, Saturduy, "
Cecil, Monday, "
Castle Rook, Tuesday, '
Wells Spring, Wednesday,"
Alpine, Thursday, "
Pine City, Friday, "
Lena, Saturday, "
Lexington, Monday, "
14, 1889.
15, "
16, "
17, "
19. "
21, "
22, "
23, "
24, "
25,
26, "
28, '
Heppner, on and aft r the 28th of Jan
uary, 1889.
Hours of meeting from 10 A. M. to 8
P. M. T. R. HOWARD,
Sheriff.
THRIFT AND TRADE.
t9If you want bargains in dry
goods, furnishing goods, boots and
shoes, hats aud caps and everything else
that is usually kept in a first class store,
and have the CASH, oall on J. M. Hager.
The firm of Johnson & Smith are pre
pared to furnish you with fresh vegetables
aud all kinds of fresh grooeries. Look
well to your interests and patronize them.
Fresh vaccine direct from the New Jer
sey cowpox ranch, at E. J. Slocum & Co's.
Small-pox is going the rounds.
Wall paper at Minor, Dodson Sc Co's.
Mrs. S. P. Garrignes has added oloaks
to her neat stock of ladies' furnishing
goods. If you desire the latest and neat
est, styles, be sure to call on her.
Newt. Whetstone has an offioe but he
dou't occupy it but very little. His
business is at the forge, mending broken
agricultural machinery, shoeing horses
and the like, all of which will su't any
denizen of the Heppner oountry, both
os to price and quality of work.
All kinds of hardware, tinware and
orockery, also wagons, farm machinery,
pumps, gas-pipe, nails, etc, for sale by
the new firm of Gilliam & Coffey.
Sacks furnished for wheat at Sperry
Mills.
Gilliam & Coffey are prepared to fit a
man out with any kind'of an outfit to be
found iu a first-olass hardware store.
They will sell you nails to fix up your
fenoe wheu your neighbor's oows break
it down, or fit you out wiih kitchen tools
when you get married.
A full supply of school books and sta
tionery at Minor, Dodson & Co's.
If yon want a red pump that is not
only neat and attractive in nppearanoe
but also able to do good service in get
ting the water of the Heppner hills up
to the surface, call on Leezer & Thomp
son.
Johnson & Smith are selling all kinds
of groceries at astonishingly low figures,
aud it will pay every inhabitant ot those
anoient Heppner lulls to patronize them.
May street, opposite Minor, Dodson &
Co's.
There's no use looking blue, even
though wool don't sell very high. E. J.
Slocum & C. have drugs and other neces
sary truck down to bed-rook, so that a
little money will buy an arm load.
Rasmus, the dentist, will fill teeth, or
extract the same in a sciontitio manuer.
It is a fact acknowledged by all "art
orgauists," both of Europe and America
that the "Estey" is the sweetest voiced,
most human toned, least reedy in tone,
anil quickest in response to touch of any
organ manufactured in the world.
Gents, if you need anything in the
furnishing goods line, call on Vanduyn.
He has a full line of oaRhmeres, peroales
aud laundered shirts; also a full line of
boys' shirts and uuderwear, children's
suits, knee pants and waists, all olieup
for cash.
A uow stock of oarpets at Minor, Dod
son & Co's.
Sweet cider and comb honey at Van
Dnvn's this week.
Sperry is paying 55 cents for wheat
and furnishes sacks.
Heavy double harness for sale. Inquire
at this ullioe.
Flour exchanged fur wheat at f-'perry
Mills.
FACTS FltOM H. It's.
Infants', chillis', boys', mens', and nioest
Hssnrtinont, of election hats at H. & B's.
Most complete line of wall papers, bor
ders, carpets, rugs, ami ourtains at reduc
ed prices uow on exhibition at Heppner
& Blackmail's.
Ladies are invited to oall nnil inspect
our now arrivals of all wool tricots, ma
zuma plaids, latest patterns in stripes,
jerseys elc, etc.
Herders would profit by examining
our woolens and full st, cl; boots. Call
and take a chew of our II. & B's. private
stock chewing to iie io
For sale by II. & B., sole agents, the
celebrated Condell's Big Can Baking
Powder lor 50o. Each can cuntairs lys
pounds. Equal to the very best in the
market. Come enrly to avoid the rush.
Parties wishing to purchase full sup
plies would do well by calling on Hep
pner & lilackman. We insure gentleman
ly treatment, low prices, and good qual
ity in all lines, flour in quantified 'o suit
at mill prices.
Most complete and extensive line of
mens', boys', nnd ladies', buck and kid
driving gloves, woolen-lined gloves tu
keep your bands warm when snow Hies.
Call and inspect our goods, at H. & B's.
No trouble to show goods.
Notice ok Stockholders' Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of
the stockholders of the National Bank of
Heppner will be held at tho banking
house in Heppner, Or., on Tuesday, the
8th day of January, 1889, between the
hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. of said day
for the purpose of electing directors foi
the ensuing year. Ed. R. Bishop,
Heppner, Dec. 19, 1888. . Cashier.
Stockholders' Meeting. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the First
National Bank of Heppner, for the elec
tion of directors for the year 1889, and
the transaction of other legitimate busi
ness, will tie held at the banking house
of the association on Tuesday, January
8th, 1889, petw een the hours of 10 o'clock
a. H. and 4 o'clock r. m.
Geo. W. Conser.
Japanese Goods. Charley Wukee ban
a very fine assortment of holiday goods
down at his store, on Main street, next
door to the old Kellogg office, now the
O. R. & N. engineers' headquarters. Al
though Christmas is past, New Years
will soon be here, and if you want to se
lect a nice, neat present, oall on Charlie.
He has a magnificent assortment of Jap
anese goods.
ft-jn 7ipwnr For the daliverv to me
at Pine City, one bay work horse, five
years old, weighs atiout iijau, very large
U ....... nnoa I hi. irnn arnv tifc-n.VAbr
old filly, fine make, both branded J G on
lett suoulder. i win pay uiu ior me re
turn of either of the two, or 85 per bead
for information leading to their recovery.
J. J. Gallowat,
Galloway, Or.
Tailoring.
I httve opened a well-appointed tailor
in? eataolivhment in uiy new liuilfl-
ing on May atreet. anil nra now recjnlarly
receiving new kooJh anil will make cus
tom made pants frnrn $7 to S15 bout
goxl8 in the market.
A. Abbahamjiick
CintiHTA.H. C. 8. VnnDavo is equal
i to the occasion that U1 Kin b here to
the joy of all. Lvory ore knows that we
imcim Chrintmos, and those tlefiiriiKf to
mulitf presen's, , shonld call on Mr. V an-
XJUJU, W U Cm lit ,mt iuhiido -av-
test (Utigo in fancy China wnre.
Consumption Surely Cubed. To the
editor: Please inform your readers that
I have a positive remedy for the above
named disease. By its timely use thou
sands of hopeless oases have been per
manently cured. I shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy free to any
of your readers who have consumption
if they wil) send their express and post
offioe address, T. A. SLOCUM, M. C.
181 Pearl st., New York, N. Y. j
IRA G. NELSON,
:thb;
Tonsoriah
Artist,
In located in the
Old Jones Stand,
Xext door to
3
SALOON,
Heooner. Oresron.
Liberal Advances Made
OIV
CONSIGNMENTS.
- - --ii AN FRANCISCO:
Warehouse and Office, Corner Fifth and
Townsend Streets.
PORTLAND: 29 Washington Street.
HEPPNER AQENT:
JL--J.. AINTIX; KELLOGG
Office: First National Bank.
A Pleasing Sense of Health
and Strength Renewed, and
of Ease and Comfort
Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it
acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver 0 Bowels
Effectually Cleansing the System when
Costive or Bilious, Dispelling
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and permanently curing
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
without weakening or irritating the or
gans on which it acts.
For Bale In SOeand S1.00 Bottles b
all Leading- Druggist.
HAH CTF ACT UR CD ONLY IT mi
. CALIFORNIA PIG SYEUPOO
8am Fkaxouoo, Cal. ,
Louwvillb, Kf., New York. K. Y.
rBFFrtPX a Jld 3ld Wit.
'm-4 f !' llH,Wl WOfkS
tatf ( r jit!
Oas Para ia SMh
ciltif cw OB. frt.
ttKbl lln of HuKSChold
fin M pi ThM MinplM, m
Wfll ia lh witch, w Mft4
W. ul ftftar voa at ara kant
t'n.m In yonr hnmt for 9 fnonttii and thowa iktai I taoae
nMm.iy liavs called, thsr bacoma ronr iwi propartr. Thoaa)
Hho writa at oaoa can ba aura f racalTln tba WAtea
ami S:imnlci. We na ail axBran. frrlcht. at a Addraaa
tvorn 6,000,000 vwrtebtt
. . . pars boto to bar rkdf
of tho Urgaat sad most raliabU hop, and ui7 Bat
Ferry's Seeds
snrniitr a rut
acknowledged to be the
arant Sttasmtn
In tho world.
D. M. Fkbbt k Oo't
IJlnatrated.Deaertp.
tire and Priced
SEED ANNUAL
For I8B0
Will b mailed rirr
to aJl anrtllaeantai. a, nil
Y to Uat wsavr'a enstomara
irithont ordeBtiiaaV it. Incalu.
2 I o,Wd'o7ISS
la eilttanel. I illool1 Hnd ,. Addreee
O. M. FERRY ft CO., Dalroll, Mich.
NELSON JONES, I'res't.
coming
mm i IE,
: Wool
Commission Merchants,,
MORROW
COMPANY.
HEPI'NEB, - (Incorporated.) OBEQON.
Tbia oompany will make oimh advanoerj upon tbs wool clip for 1889.
Cormifriioru mHy have their wool old under order at Heppner, or by their direction
have it shipped to Portland, Sun Franaisoo, Boston, Mime., or Hartford, Conn.,
where the oompany have arranged for storai;e and Bale.
Address Communications.
aIa1t3jtoitl
HEPPNER,
TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR TEAM
When you come to Town by putting them in the
SIIOBE TIVI1Y S'rAI5t,l,
Which ia now run by
Hunsaker & Long,
Opposite Natter' Brnwery,
Heppner, , , Oregon.
Sitdille I'rn or Hitok a to Hire at Beasnnahle Bntog.
Mtoolc llouriled 1 ;v the l)uy, Weolt, or" .Montli
Gwxla delivered to any part of the city. Leave orders at our ollkc, in stable.
Hacks run to all trains.
All Stook Left in Their Care Will Receive the Best of Attention.
C II 11 I S T MAS
COMES
ONLY ONCE A YEAR.
Walsh and Jones
Are urennred to irive the beoule of the
, m(IBt eten,ive ntockof
, r . ri i'Ar"nD
j , - J J iLit5 VJrCJw.L'O
h f He D()).t fai,
i
I HEPPNER,
CALLAHAN'S
NEW RESTAURANT
Is prepared to give meals at all
hoars,
DAY OR NIGHT!
:o:
You will find my place next door
to B. A. Hunsaker & Co., in the
Old Bank Building,
MAIN STREET
HEPPNER.
ARTHUR SMITH,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER !
Next to First National Bank,
HEPPNER,
OREGON.
Watches, A Optical
Clocks, j) Goods .
Watches Cleaned,
1.90.
Mainsprings Fitted
i.ro.
All work quaranteed for one year.
Dobbins' Electric Soap
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP
IN THE WORLD.
It is Strictly Pure. Uniform In Qaality.
THE- Original formula for which we paid 50,000
twtnty ytars ago has never been modified or
changed in the slightest. This soap Is
Identical In quality to-day with
that made twenty year ao.
IT contains nothing that can In
Jnre the finest fabric It bright
ent colon and bleaches whites.
IT washes flannels and blankets as no other soap
fn the world does without shrinking leaving
them ;oft and white and like new.
READ THIS TWICE
THERE (s a ffreat Having of time, of labor,
of soap, of fuel, and of the fabric, where Dob
bins' Electric Soap is used according to dlree
tlon.
QME trial will demonstrate its great merit. It
w will pay you to make that trial.
T IKE all bet thlnn, It is extensively imi
- Uted and counterfeited.
ffeware of Imitations.
INSIST upon Dobbin Electric. Don't tak
M.etutic, Electro-Magic, Phikdelphl. ElectnX
Or any other fraud, limply because it is cheap. The
riU ruin clothes, and are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS ELECTRIC o
tnd take no other. Nearly every grocer from Maine
10 Mcaico keeps it in stock. If yours hasn't it, he
Will order from his nearest wholesale grocer.
T5 EAD carefully the inside wrapper around each
J bar, and be careful to follow directions
n each outside wrapper. You cannot afford to
wait longer before trying for yourself this old, reliable,
and truly wonderful
Dobbins' Electric 4 Soap.
ENGINES
YERTICAL
JUTS
HORIZONTAL
. Pmcf Fnoaj
75??. Upward.
TWO-HORSE POWER ENGINE.
WITH STEEL BOILER, $160.
CHEAP, RELIABLE, SAFE.
Antonatl. Boiler Feed, Automitio Fos Bafatr
Ta, Steel Boiler. Ooat of running guarantee.1
Bet t exceed three oenti por kortr. Nothing equal
h II erer before offered for the price. Larger slaee
otullr low. Bend for free de.cr4t.tiT. circular.
CHAS. P. WILLARD & CO
238 Randolph Street, Chicago, III.
K. B. B ISHOP, Treiw.
W ABA AaA
J V 11 H JL.
1
ar
MANAGER.
OREGON.
Henoner oountry the finest, neatest and
cM lUe n NeJ. aor fo 0perg hoDte
OltEOON.
HENRY HEPPN'SH,
HtxrraLlx
RAILROAD!
HEPPNER &
DEALERS m-
General Merchandise,
The Pioneer Firm
County,
OWING TO THE
'VTHE RAILWAY
We are prepared to'
especially to Cash Customers.
OI 10
Everything Sold at Bottom Prices.
Hats, Caps, Diy Goods, Ciothing, Provisioos
And in fact everything contained in n firct.
I"
ass store.
STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES IN LARGE
QUANTITIES.
Farmers' Wants in all
i roduce taken in exchange.
We Purchase our goods in car-load quanti
ties; hence our ability
house.
Owing to the Btendy increase in our
auauommociiousJi'ire-rroof Briek Building, whioh gives us
better facilities than ever before enjoyed.
Sole Agents for Heppner and Vicinity
FORJTHE
Celebrated Bain Wagon
AND
Knapp, Barrell & Co.'s Agricultural Implements
, HIDES AND PELTS BOUGHT FOR CASH OK TRADE.
SEASON
HOLIDAY GOODS!
A. D. JOHNSON & CO.
CITY flllilffi Sill
HEPPNER,
a
'W3ejt,
We hare purchnsed the flutist line oPfiincy (foo.ls and novelties for the Holiday
season ever brought to Morrow County. Our stock is now being received, wdf,
invito you to call nud see what we have. '
LWe invite your especial attention to our line of plush and leather alhums trinU.
before 'rr0rS dreiM"n caB08 ln entirolynew stylos and at lower prices than sver
Wo oan also show you a great variety of autograph albums, scran books, smok
er's and shaving sets, vas of all kinds, mustache cups, hand painted China
cups and saucers, China sets in boxes, Dolls of all kinds and sizes, linen and pan,
children b books, the latest novelties in games, alphabet and building blocks. SfflM
Our line of Christinas cards is very large, and having been ordered direct from
an eastern factory comprises all tho latest styles at exceedingly low prices.
Make your selections now and we will keep them for you until wanted Re
member the place, THE CITY DKUGJSTOKE, Corner Main and May street.
Heppner, Oregon. . 3 u
W. J. LEEZER.
LEEZER &
DEALERS iff
HAEDWARE
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SHELF HARDWARE, Bird-CagesJ Rope, Nails, CullerTra
and Willow Ware, Granite Ware, Eto.
MAIN STREET,
mat. rvi oi irKrariivViy,
DEALER IN
BOOTS and SHOES
Custom Work and Repairing Neatly Done.
Opposite Hotel, Heppner, Oregon.
N. S. WHETSTONE,
The Efficient Horss-Bboor and
Gf-eneral EBleO-olX-Sixxitli
Calls attention to the (aot that be is still st Mia Old Stand,
OPPOSITE THE HEPPNER
Where he is ready tq attend to any wants in his lino as eheap as tbs present
Condition of the Times will Admit
HEMKMRBR THE PIONEER SHOP WHEN YOU NEED WORK DOflM
HENRY BLACK MAN
for the
BLACKMAN!
of Heppner, Morrow
Oregon.
COMPLETION OF
ofter large inducements,
U " v Alt aj V
Details. All kinds of
to undersell any other
business we Love built a Laree
OF 1888-9.
P. 0. THOMPSON
THOMPSON
HEPPNER. OREGON
DRUG STORE. MAIN STREET,
r.wSitAir'' -,
ji3S
Mk Axn Mas. S. C. PmrrH.