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THE GAZETTE.
HEPPNER, THURSDAY. July 18, 'Urt.
RAILROAD TIME TABU.
Trains on the Willow Creek Branch arrive M
Rml leave the different stationa daily, except
Sundays, an followa:
EASTWARD.
KuriffTSfiiedP
WESTWABD.
H-.20 T. M. Ar.
Heppner. Lv. 7:4S A. M,
l'Xintrton. " 6:'JI" "
lone. " "
DiiukIhw. " H3I" "
CemlV. ' 9:M
Willows Junction" loan " "
ArlinKton. Ar, :2n" "
Portland Lv 1-M " "
.1-10
41 '
4 at) "
:j:Wi '
2:50'
9:40'
" I.v.
Northern Pacific trains eant leave Arlington
daily 2:20 P. M.; koiiik west. 10:1 A. M. Union
I'ueitic train eiwr, 4:10 A. H.tKuiitR- w-st., ltl;:ts
P. M.
0. L. THOMPSON, Ajrcnt.
cahy()NadTnte rmediatpoTn isT
Htnae leaves for Cauvon City Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
There is a saving of lb' hours iu time
and $10 in cash by taking this ronto to
('uuvon.
C. W. L'uiihir & Co.,m, Fifth St., !
Portland, Or., are authorized to make I
advertising contracts for the Gazette. I
They wi
I also make collections for this
paper.
Here and There
The Gazette is only 92.00 a year, in I 'e patron. Money sent out of the conu-
ndvance. " tr 1H goue forever'
, , Mr. Fred Hallock, representing the
Take the Heppner Gazettt, and get Heipuer Gazette has been iu the lte
theuews. public for tho week past. Fred has all
Wm. Rush re potts good range iu the the qualifications necessary to coneti
Hitter country. tu'e R thorough good fellow, nnd has
r ti i i . ii. n ,.,,ii,.(.. made many wurm friends dining his
last S ittmlaT'"1 Pendleton brief viMit l.cra. ;.(..
' . ' . "' T;(.i.,. i,rf i,,a). B. G. Frukes whs'ever from Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Eitchey left last thi9 ,eok t,ceut rains have brought
week by teiitu for California. Qnt tb(J Rr()ps ruugfl oousjd,,r.lblv
li. Tj. Alters, a prominent Goosberry- i j.ox vniloy. Crops are much later
ite, was in Heppner this week. over there than in Morrow, and every
V 15. Mac-key and Mart MeCnmber rancher will have a world of hay regard
mete tip from Alpiue last Saturday. less of the hot, nrorcliinir weather in
Born to the wife of D. W. Bowman, June
niear Bhea creek bridge, July Oth, a 'J It) Some time ago we heard some talk of a
Kjoy. telegraph wire being stretched between
Hepr.ner has no-" Pied Pipers," but is Heppner, Long Creek and Canyon City,
loaded to the .,-unrds with amateur ran- That it would be of groat beneht to the
iciaus country cannot bo doubted, but tho en-
' , r ii i i UJo.i terprise will not be a success unless
fl. VY. atker,,, Hock creek, passed rollit.g."-A'-through
Heppntr this week on his way
t Arlintii. rt,,,.. ift Mrs. N. B. Gregg, mother of tho big-
L. T. Dodsun and J. M. Hager loft Gakttb institution, left
Tuesday mommy for a trip Hi rough the MoMjBy fnr ,ier b(,me in vValla Walla,.
Hound section. accompanied by our Zoe, with whom
B. A. Ford sold his residence in South our neighbors aro well acquainted, at
Heppner last Saturday to (hd Buyer, least. For the benefit of these friends we
(,'ousideratioii, fM). will state that Miss Zoe will he absent
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bush, accompanied i for several weeks,
by daughter, May.- arrived home Mou- j Heppner's oornet hand will shortly
dtiy from MuDutfie springs. j 8e ueir leader, Prof. Pelrie, tmd also
The report that Blaine had resigned , Art Ammerman, one of their main stays,
the secretaryship owing to poor hoalth Yet tlie boys propose to keep that band
has been denied by himself. Uip to the present standard, and be able
u. ,;...i; i,' v., u rovmiinenr, eifci- i to (urn loose on our citizens, whenever
zen of Walla Walla, died tit his homo at
that place on the 12th mst.
Elder Booth, of the M. E. church,
delivered an interesting sermon at their
Heppuer church last Sunday.
Mrs. W.F. Porwivtd and hor little son
are over from their home, opposite Cas
tle Bock, visiting relatives here.
: The survey of the Pendleton and Can
Cmii City road has been completed, and
;makes tho total distance Ui4 miles,
.fharlov Straus, representing the boot
nnd shoe firm of JJuchiughiim & Hecht,
j-allil ou Heppner's merchants
ini?1 I
week.
The Pacini) EtpressCo. is a soulless
institution, and accommodates the public
to the extent 6ft.be dollars and
cents i
in flight.
John I', beggs, n Chicago suspect of
being implicated in the CronUi murder,
accuses the officers of limine pressure
in hi" case.
Frank Shipley htm oomplcted his term
of school in the Six Dollar district. Ke
is now employed at a, "case" in the
Oahtte ollice.
F,. G. Roberts, of the marble firm of
Coleman : Huberts, Walla Walla, spent
several Jays within the past week in the
Heppner country.,
Hullivau is already tussling with his
old enemy, hqnor. Sullivan is safe man
for sporting men to bank on, yet he is
a brute, nevertheless.
Plenty of IS no Morrow county
fruit is in the market at prices within the
' reu.ch of all. The fruit itidiu try is grow
ing year by year, and pays well. .
.Last, week there was a check in the
-wool business here, few teams coining in,
'but the procession is on the move again
loaded with the clip from overthe Blues.
,'f. J.Simmons finished burning a kiln
brick for J. B. Sperry last week.
L t makes 210,000 good building brick
whic M'fiv been burned un that yard this
season.
, ''mm; Why can the Gem Sa-
loon offonl' brauds of Bod
0iecause the cash.-
wain out, tici-ouip. - , if i.,Qf
A Tvl, r lr,ds, n ii'i 1 Jn left last
Sunday for the health-v-,u llot
b t iri iil'h.
Nearly til the wool sold" oi Heppner
this year was immediately oviibibbw
representatives of Eastern tionsfiS,
the Heppner Warehouse people recemug
most of it.
Charles E. Lelaml, formerly iuitintger
of the Clarendon hotel, of Saratoga, and
the Delevan, of Albany, N. Y., has been
secured to manage the new hotel of
Portland.
D. J. Sehuebly's Kittitas Localizer
comes out in small form since the tire,
but new material and presses have been
ordered, and the Localizer will soou uo
itself agitiu.
A good paper cannot be g itten up on
wind. It takes cold cash, aud lots of it.
A good, livo paper in a community, is
but the reflection of the people who
oompose it.
From the samples of fall-fawn wdieat
which our reporter saw las! week, he
has every reason to expert more than an
average orop in Morrow this year. Our
county is all right.
The French people all ever the world
celebrated the 100th anniversary of the
fall of the liastile ou last Sunday. At
Portland this event was commemorated
by patriotic exercises and dancing.
New postoffices have been established
at the following places in Oregon: Bay
. City, Tillamook county. Om-low Young
as postmaster, Hudson, Douglass county,
,with Leonard M. Perkins as postmaster.
Mr. Geo. W. Wright, of the Albany
tn firm of Blackburn and Wright, aurj
..i $ w,i..l. Brmtn. of this iilace. is
in HenDuer on busmeRS. Mr.
..... ---
Wright
likes his new location, Albany,
and is
nloing well.
Our neighbor. Gooseberry, is not
Tery favored in the matter of
muii Het.nner Dapers goiug to that
ooiut eu ween oio. wieu mev
reach
their dVftiuatiou.
should be
remedied.
Gene Gilmau, of Corncob, delivered to
Hampton liroe , at Heppner last week,
16D head of beef cattle. He has l4ll
to shiD soon, B40 of them to
.laiicnreH l.erp some time thia mouth,
Rml the remainder later on. notes due said estate mnst also be settled
Citiam of Walla Walla (.ppeared lie-' by that time. J. S. YOCMJ, ,
fore the committee on connty. state ami Adm mstrator (
municipal indebteduefs, at Olytr.pia. W . j Heppner, Or., June i l- I
X., last Monday and argued in favor of a; --- -- - ;
clause of the coestitutiou allowing coun-' "The Model is really last snob ft Cigar .
t;es to stiheidiye railroads by iMinded in- store as its mime would .leiKPHte. I,
d'ebteduess. Walla Walla county ha:W. Marshall is the proprietor. He
recently granted Si'sl.Oot) Ut tlie Hunt . keep the best brands of citfars, a choice !
svstem of roads and it is because of this 1 stock of tobdcco, fine confectioneries
action that the neople of Walla Walla : and fruit. Firt National Bauk build
are specially interested in thia question. ; a, Maiu stroet, Heppn-r.
Prices"." Give!
! From the character (if telegraphic
, "n-.tt -: ais issue, the Gazette evi
; b it! 'ids fiiir to riviil in sporting
I" id' - it-' nnmt'Kiike, the I'nlirr y-
l;d (ulliford. of Hutter creek, and
-ne Hoover, of Caning prairie, will iiclit
I u prim mill fur 1110 n side, in Camas
ti nt qmti ,n ,
llnrm.,Mnrl,li,,'.i:.i.TT. , ;
j et the news, if yon are uot able to have !
i one of vonr own. However, vun will feel I
nitieu better and hae a clearer record in
i the world to eome to take the paper
yourself. SfZ.uJ per year, in advance.
' UI.....I
Should the council uot feel like
I suniini: the responsibility of putting iu
: water-works or devising souio means of
fire protection, the citizfus should take
I hold of tlie matter. L.3t the mayor call
! a mass meeting and gn to work.
! The cut-off road to Loug Creek, which
leaves the Hutdir.nn road at Frank Gil
Horn's place nnd intsrects it again at
I 1 oil Rock, w ill shortly receive the bene
fit of 8300 appropriation from the county
and S33(i snberihed by Heppner's citi
zens. Tacoma's subscription to the Senttlo
relief fuud amounts to 91S.D0O, besides a
quantity of clothiui; and provisions.
lleppner sent -well the Gazette has
not ninde u the list yet, but so far as is
known it amounts to tho munificent
sum of ?2
Write for tho price list of the Gazette
job department and be convinced that
; you can get your printing done at home
as cheap as elsewhere. Cash left at home
j frequently get back into the pocket of
tlie occasion demands, the latest aud
most approved music.
The Bockford, W. T., placer mines
prove to he nothing mote than a cistern
"salted" with brass filings. The deni
zens of Bockford who deserted stores
to take up and work claims are uow
vending wares at tlie old stands, and
selling off their pans, rockers and picks
at greatly reduced figures.
The Gazette believes that the Sound
section, inside of two years, will have
more emigrants than immigrants, not
withstanding that several of our citizens
nre inclined to believe to tlie oontrarv
here a man makes his ' stake is a
good place to slay, particularly when the
future of a country is as bright as
this. .
John Oilman, of Empire City, Or.,
murdered his tenant's wife and child
last Sunday, and laid a trap for East
en hover, the busbaud, but he escaped.
Ou goiug home he found two new
Braves containing the bodies of his
wife and child, and a ready made
grave f ir himself. The murderer has
been arrested.
Contracts have been' made tit Ellens
burg for forty three brick buildiugs at
an average cost of 12,000, aggregating
over half a million. This will make
Ellensburg one of the most solidly
built cities on the coast. A great num
ber of frame buildings are goiug up
outside the tire limits, but of these uo
account is taken.
The artesian well scheme, which we
have fostered and cherished so dearly
now appears as dilapidated in the pub
lie mind as old ''Dutch John's" thresh
ing machine, up on Heppner's dog
heaven. New schemes are being talked
of daily, mid th$ Gazette hopes to see
the early oousumntiou of one of the
most praotical of them.
S. M. Teed will rusticate nn the banks
of the rim-rocked John Day, near Bung-
town, the remainder of the season, ex.
enipt from the worry, of "sorts," "takes"
aud the pranks of our bucolic devil
Mosquitoes aud horse Hies may occa
sionally make life rather dull and uu
interesting up there; otherwise it can't
be beat for profit and pleasure.
A "French young lady" of uu E istern
city writes the Gazette for advertising
rates, Baying that she is quite desirous of
obtaining a husband and wishes to in
sert a local to that effect. The f. y. 1.
was advised that advertising space for
the above oause could now bo proonred
at a very Jow figure, owiDg to- the ex
tremely hot weather, hut as the winter
season couies to hand the old rates are
worth 100 cents on the dollar. This sea
son has been very diiicouraging to
the marriage crop.
I'KCULIAB
Iu the oombiufttiou, proportion, au
preparation of iU ingredients, Hood's
Sarsaparilbi accomplishes curea where
other preparations entirely fail. Pecu
liar in its t'ood name at homo, which is
a "tower of strength abroad," peculiar
in the phenorneutal sales it has attained.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the most success
ful medicine for purifying the blood,
giving strength, and creating an appe
tite. The 0n State Wcnthur Hur-aa, co-ofem-ating
witbi the U. S. Sinnal Service, is
'lioinif a valuubUi work for onr "ti.te. The w.iek
Irwiil monthly wtsither crop linlletius, which
Imve been widely v,nb!Wiel in the press of Ur
es-on.KiD inraluHtilv to intending settlors,
well as to our own nanuls. lie' efforts of -the.
Hureau to have a proper imtlui-stm,Uir: or tlie
netds of the semi arid section will wi'Utimlly
result in much Kood. ,
CtCCASIGNAL FAITNESH.
Dr. Flint's KksietiT, taken when ver-;
tigo, occasional faiutness, natisea, loss of j
Y, L : . . ... ,,'t .. .'.ft..
appetite Kiid inaliility to Sleep ai)ear.
win prevem ioo ucvcioinu, m
mation of the brain, of which these (ire
the first symptoms. lX'ncriptive treatise
with each bottle; or, address Mack Drug
Co., N. Y.
'AMI IN IsTIiATOlfS NOTI' E.
1 he undersigned has been appointeu
administrator of the estate of Moses
Catitwr ll All claims agiu-t the Cant-
well estate must be made out in bill
form, sworn to before an oflicer qualified
to administer the same, and handed in
j hv December 2".1"J. All accounts and
Her a Call
Kostlebs In Harkpy. -The Harney !
Items enys: Au attempt will soon be I
made to wise funds with which to pur
chase the necessary app tr.ttits for lxr- J
iii(f au artosbin well. The present dry
season ha settled the ot that artesian I
water is Lidiepensahlt.. When we re-
member tb.i! artcsinu
water has been
: seenreii ou nil smcs ol
secureu ou u sines oi mtruev vauey, i
we do not for u moment fear that we ;
are taking a risk iu any uiunner. With,
artesian water this valley will produce
heavier crops than any other valley on
the Paciflo stone. Tr is honed that 1
those interested will see to it that
something is done in this direction at
once. When we have plenty of water
we will be able to produce a large quan
tity of everything that can be produced
in this latitude, besides we will be able
to beautify our homes asking no odds
of our rivers aud spring branches.
Seeking A Business Point on the
Sound. M. C. McDougall left Tuesday
for the Sound section where he will
likely locate in busiuess. Mr. McDou
gall was solicited by many of Heppner's
most influential citizens to again estab
lish a business at this point, and says
that although he was very successful
while iu busiuess here formerly, and
likes Heppner and Heppner people, that
the outlook is much more favorable for
the Sound country than any part of
Eastern Oregon. Ho believes that
Heppner has a prosperous future before
it. and will make one of the best points
of all the buuehgrass country. The Ga
zette regrets that Heppuer must lose
Mao ' as as a citizen, tie is still inter
ested iu some o'hoioe real estate here.
Not A Success. Several towns iu
Eastern Oregon are stuck after a scour
ing mill. Asa rule, they are uot a
blooming success out this way. Enough
wool cannot be gotten together at any one
point to make it pay, and uothiug is
gained in. the matter of freights to the
markets, as wools iu the grease go at
a very low rate. ueuv. r tnea ine
scouring mill experiment, and now has
a plant worth $10,000 for sale at a
price hurdly exceeding a song. Other
places in the West have been equally
as unsuccessful in the scouring mill
busiuess us Denver, as uot a plant is in
successful operation betweeu tlie
sissippi river nnd San Franciso.
Mis-
Seasonable Expectations. The Ga
zette has always hoked after the best
interests of the large oountt y over the
hill; wheu they needed better mail facili
ties, it was ever ready to lend a willing
baud; for the appropriation of $10,000 to
the John Day wagon road, this paper
did its best. Now we have a perfect
right to expect that every live citizen
should reciprocate these little favors by
subscribing for the Gazette. It is
worth the subscription price, $2.00 a
year.
A Big Tkade. Heppner is enjoying
the biggest trade 'his season in its his
tory. All day long are the stores crowd
ed with people who take out tons of sup
plies, which are sold at the lowest prices.
July, so far, has proved a busier month
than the same month of former years.
Railroad facilities, better roads and the
looation of the town are doing wonders
for Heppner. It is the nearest and best
point for an immense territory.
"Hunger is the Best Sauce." As a
rule, a pereou who has a' good appetite
has good health. But how ninny are
there who enjoy nothing they eat, ami
sit down to meals only as nn unpleas
ant duty. Nature's antidotes for this
are so happily combined iu Hood's Sarr
saparilhi that it soon restores good di
gestion, creates an appetite, aud it soon
renovates nnd vitalizes the blood so that
the beneficial effect of good food is im
ported to the whole body. Truly hnngei
is the beBt sauce, and Hood's Sarsaparilla
induces hunger.
A Bad Practice. Tue practice of riil
inu wild horses in Heppner's t3trcets may
amtiae the 'vau(ueros," and be sonic fun
for a large part of our population, the
Gazkttb man included, yet for the gen
eral good of the community, it should
be discouraged by the authorities.
Sonieiunooent little one, not nble to
avoid the curvetting, bunking, wild-eyed
ciiyuse will bo bndly injured or killed if
it is uot looked after.
Consumption Suuely Cubed. To the
editor: Please inform your readers that
I havo a positive remedy for the above
named disease. By its timely use thou
sands of hopeless cases have been per
manently cured. I shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy fueb to any
of your readers who have consumption
if they will send their express and post
office address. T. A. KLOOUM. M. (J.
1H1 Pearl St., New York, K. Y.
Go To Wore. Messrn. C & 0. F. PiiFkitiB
lmvo sunk a well 7(J feet in (pjth on tho biUer'H
railroad cl.'iim, neur Lexington. Tliey maclt
from 2 Ui 12 feet a day on this woll, and have
demonstrated tli fact that u good woll aufjur it
the thing to Klrike artenian or mirface water in
this country. ThosoKenlleinon have several well
-ontmcta to complete iu tho noar future. Tliey
ftre (ietirvCB of boring an artesian woll fur llejr
irner, if t!iftw.Qt;lo whN U niake an effort to ue.
cure Midi a ennw miiee. l. . rariim m r.a
e.iMeneric-ed well man, huvina worked at the
bniiiicm in various parts of tho West, Organ'!';
a joint stuck company, citizen of U iplw, and
po to work ut once.
A 'Hunaway.--yesterday "mornii.z ahout 10
o'clock, tho denizens ut Main street were
treated to a bob-tai'ed runaway, which, fortun
ately, result! in nothing serion. As Tom .Mor
gan's team turned -'he May and Hal n street cor
ner, at the Kirst, Natiwul Hunk, tho WHtfon tongue
fell out of tho neckyoke frighten ing the hortes.
who proceeded to Mindown Main street, bringing
up aguingl a telegrr.ph pole near the Gere Saloon.
Mr. Morgan was thrown nndor tt wheel?, tint as
the team couldgu no further. heLHCH(c;d injury.
A broii ;n wagon tongno is th? extent of the
damage done.
Tuct An. Com Hack.-
-M. h. Fix iiossHl
thl'oagh Heppnor yestsr.luy i
llogue itiver Ut his horn" Dear
ins way iroui
. ... .
Vinson. A year
ugt Iu! was disappointed because he could not
dispose ol liifl Vinson ranch, but n w he has rea
son tocongratulat himself on not being able to
i ll at that time. He trkvejjed over much of
Klamath, Jackson, Josophine, Citrry, Coose and
Unit -eonnties, but tailed to nop
iad any sec'ton
His family rre-
that suited him so well as tin.
i TOded him in the jouruoi a week.
'
, CIlII.HBEiJ KNMOY
, a ,,
! Ine pleasant navor, geijiio action mm
soothing effects of Kyrup of Figs, heu
in need or a laxative, nuu u tne iatner
nr n.,,u,fir i,e 0,,hve or ,il lions the niost
gratifying results follow its use, so that
'. it is the best family remedy known ami
' every family should have a bottle.
Our aent, K.J. Hallock. will visitthe
south end of Gilliam county aoou with a
full line of samples of job work, aud
will be fully prepared to take nieasur.
for the Gazette, it will pay all needing
artistic priutinu, at low prices, to re
serve their orders till he arrives.
An otinc of prevention is better than
a pound nf cure. Pfunder's Oretfr.n
Hhssl Purifier etpels all irapttritiei nf
the blooil and should be nnl il) "II dit
a of b akimncli. Jivpr hii 1 kidneys.
Take it.
j and secure
HISGKH MKliMAN AT HOME.
He ill Visit the Month of the ('oluii.iini,
rk t ji-f aile 1,-n-m anil Kaslrra .Oreiton
Will Look After (lie Irrigation of
Our Arid Section.
IJiuxer Herman is in Portland this
week for tho lirst time in two years.
He will visit the month of the Columbia
! river and the decide locks to got an
idea of what has been done during the
past two years, and to better able to lie
... i.. i
an,ve ut tl,u ullt OI mo"e
' complete the work,
He is interested in the irrigation
of I
Oregon. !
To an Omonitiir reporter he says:
"I consider that one of tho most im-
portant acts of which the legislature in
which Oregon may be said to be inter
ested is tho provision for the survey and
examination of the urid regions of the
United Slates, with a view of providing
irrigation by storing water in reservoirs
or artificial lakes and dams, and then1
conveying it in canals or literally ditches j
uvex ueseri reiiniy. ii im t stiiu'ii-cii mm
the area of the arid regions of the
United States equals 1,000,000 square!
miles or 640,00.1,000 aores, sufficient to j
supply comfortable homes for more than j
200,000.000 people. Professor Powell,,
director of the geological survey at)
Washington, estimates that fully oue
third of tho uatiounl domain is of this
character, which is five times the eutire
area of France, and fourteen times that
of Euylaud, Ireland aud Scotland. It is
thought that ut least one-third of the
area of Oregon is largely of this charac
ter. This is eupcoialiy true largely of I
. i i .i i.... i ii'..i.: '
lijiMt iu onuii una r..n(.erii v hhoiiil;-
ton. Professor Powell informs me that
during the next mouth he comtemplatos I
visiting Oregon for the special purpose
of travelling over the arid portions of
the state. Ho believes that the arid re
gions of the United States is conliued
north and s Jill h from prittish Columbia
to Mexico and from the 100th! meridian
to the coast range."
TRltltlU.E TliAdKDV
A Ilelative of One of Morrow County's
lie.-t Families Commits a Jlorrihie beet).
A dispatch from Garfield, Washington
Territory, dated July 8, says; This
morning Koland Johnson, his wife and
14-year-old son, Walter, were found dead,
and a daughter of 7 fatally wounded, iu
their house four miles from here. Johu
son left a letter d.ited July (!, 12 o'clock,
ni.,in which he ae't'iowlodgM the crime,
giving far reason that ho could not bear
to have his family iu this wicked world,
going on to show that his mind was dis
eased by religions excitement. The
first attempt was made with strychnine,
but a second letter, dated several hours
later, explains that the children were
taken with such (its. that he could not
bear it, so be shot them. Mrs. Johnson
had died of poison, both children were
shot in the head. The deceased is nn
old settler. The little girl was shot,
through the temple, destroying both
eyes. She is still living with small
chance of recovery.
Mrs. Johnsou is ti sister of Mrs. J . 0.
Kirk, je-siding on Bhea creek near
lleppner, woll known to many of Mor
row oouuty's citizens. The little girl,
mentioned as probably fatally wounded,
has since died.
UXIVISIISAL lMriiOVUMUNT. A liuug-
towu special, via li iwdog, dated July 17
says: The story of '.Coyote Allen" or
"An Idyl of tho Heppner billH," by .J,'
Wbiffietree. Eedingtou, was all the rage
among Morrow's swell society about
(onr years ago. The W. W. Union pre
tends" to publish the alory as it goes, yet
it lacks many interesling features. How-1
ever, with this yearning for high-toned -literary
fodder, came the society bustle
and corset, and. other modem improve-'
meats. It is boldly asserted that there
are now more than 20 maidens iu Hung- i
town, the metropolis of Lard valley, ;
who uomtux Ignis Fatims McUouuelly's, !
round-up on . old Hhakeepeute, and !
take to Bob Elsmore like a dago to dog- i
liver. The people here tire uot any j
Blower iu commercial matters, either, j
Hay before yesterday, Blind Jim, a di-i
lapidated laudmark of the Colmubias, !
traded cayuses with a prominent city j
official here, aud got swindled out of his
eyes. The prolit was immediately iu- j
vested in oollin tacks; and thus the
lucre goes round auu round to t lie uni
vernal good of the community.
t.'ll AUIiKS.
One dollar per ton pays for weighing,
storage and forwarding wool from the
warehouse at. lleppner, within thirty days
from date of delivery.
For each month, or part of a month,
after the first thirty days, one dollar per
ton additional will be charged.
Wool is uninsured unless specially or-
ln.t ox.',;..., K.r llw. n,,.n
(irading and baling forty cents per
hundred pounds.
1. I'j. I'Ei.h, manager.
PllACTH'AL 1'OIVJ'H.
Every inlinbitaiit of Lard valley nes
either "HH," "II. & li.'s Privtite slock," or
"X. T. C." brands of celebrated tobao
coc. H. lil.icknum A (!o. always lutve
ou hall I ti large stock of these goods for
wholesale and retail trudij.
Tt is a novel i lea to ha e bare lioorn
when carpets can be purchased at 11.
Biackmnn Ar Co.V ut such a low figure.
"A gentleman should have a neat,
stylish, hat to complete his costume,"
said Mrs. Gallagher to her htiHliatid the
other day, "and I want you to go ritht
down to H. UlacUinan Co. s um
one. They always b;ive the tic
chiuapeKt and he'd."
I'oor bakiii'.' ponder is in the market,
Hnt,
and It mail" the good housewife
l.oitscwifu talk
iltt always buy
foreign lingo. .She soonl
tho celebrated "Comh ll
ing powder at 11. lilackman A Co.'b, 2t
Amiiiiu Hi TI,., I. W f.r CP III ..11, '.'till, ll Cllll. '
,..i.n v, ...
lie sure to try it, ami save nicma! won)
and family ruiiturei.
HU.'Ckmen's supplies
in any ninintity
and at pilcn ua
as the lowest at If.
lihickiuan tc Co'. '
'The Pride of Heppner'' refers to the
Ki.iiiii'-bottoiii, tailor-miidc --- the only
stylish denim pants in the mark t. They
are made expressly for H. HlKckniHti Ac
Co.
Tlii1 verj- fyitet t. H 1. ' just. re.:eWei from
I'ortkind and and Fnincisco
AT
Mrs. Warren's
J'V-l.i
inbh' M'lliniTy nnd I.adii".
I'tirui.uit;' JStore,
riiiUikfiil inr the fecnt-rotis lilsTiditv
ondj;'M.il will of the people of llepptu
and ui ifii'.v in tiie past, we curdiully
s,,li; it th'-'r .ntr-.ui t-- i ri the hiture.
MKS. MAKY WAIiKI'.N.
Bargains.
i i Li n Jl IjLliUjllJ ! ,
To Paint
Neatly Requires an Artint with the Brush.
RIDER & KERNS
Can do that kind of a job. They also make a specialty of
II
I i U. ( MilllUMI
- u O- 1
Leave orders rt A. D. Johnson's k Co.'s drug store, cor. May and Maiu sts.
Satisfaction jcuaranteed or no pay required.
I Su"P Opposite Gazette Office
! -
f.u. i:aok.
Presith; t .
WM.
MrFALL,
t tee rresulent.
Pacific Fire
s
p ( j ( J
1 TXTJi.SIIiaTGl-XOIT
0Iittl StOOk, $300,000.
O. L. PatterSOfl. AOfeilt, HeDDncr OreOfOII
,
- -- . ...
. IS THE PIONEER CIGAR STORE
Of lleppner.
rI"
A
W. MARSHALL
iin OHtuhlisluppnt i1- np;tiy nrnni
CIGARS, TORACCOS, FRUITS & CANDIES.
-sA FINE BILLIARD TABLE.s-
First Niition.tl Bnv.k liuildinp, Miii" Klr,t, TImuipv, Orpunn.
LUMKEll! LUMBER!
W; G., SCOTT'S
Willow Creek 'Saw-Mill!
Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of TJNDBES8EI) LUMBER; also
PICKETS, LATHS AND SAWED SHAKES!
' Mill Located at the Head of Willow Crock, 10 miles above Heppner.g.I
GEORGE P.
Late Chief Clerk
3W
THIS DAUUKSi
0
Room 9, Land Office Building.
Regularly admitted to practice before Local Land Offices and Depart
ments at Washington under proviHions of the Circular of
tionernl Land Oflice, approved March 10, 1887.
If you have lost a Land Right or have had trouble about your Jand,
write to tne. I cliargo nothing for cornespoudence
and may be of help to you.
If I undertake your cast; my fee will be pay
able after the work is successfully done.
lor cie
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ARRANTED
f W-Y:
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riw'Va
psr.-v,Js3.fei . lj 'iCZ' -- . Tf-
, t'l-vjC',' ' ! 'ftll'W;
Opposite. Hotel,
i iiiuii I uii inn uit i uii
i FOrtSALKRY- Iw.J.LEEZEK
NKW I'.ANK I '.LOCK - i
i il
t" -- " TOOLS
.ABU.
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1 AV
JERTS
O ' 1 1 ( ! i 1 1 H 1 n c k s
UKPAIUINd MOWEHS A SPECIALTY.
; HBrsesUoeing St.il in
:'TA I'lltST-CLASS WAGON SHOP AT HAME STAND.. jt;
Tvrtlcc:tc Corner, IVTfi j il Htl oct, Ilopimor, C 5 1-.
Store on sc
A House!
in j
9Unn in n ai ( n
iik uecora ing.
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Heppner, Oregon
W. F. BltOWNTON.
Secretary
Insurance Co,
STErET,
Oregon.
Mode
1:
ROPRIRTOR.
vl, nnl l- luih uhv'tyt-
in stoek the best
IIPOT,
V. S. Land Oflice.
.and Oflice.
pecialist,
orotron.
Ear
o
-00 T(
FOR THE BEST MAKE
Heppner, Oregon.
W 11(511
shod I )
(7 ',
1 1 i (1 1 s SLr K ii
'KM'
span after may 1st 1889.
SIMONS
mth side of May St n
This
THE '.PIONEER - SDPPLY DEPOT !
Where you can
Clothing, Hats, CansBoots, Shoes, Groceries,
Herders' -ULli.es9
And every Conceivable Article kept in 8
. General Merchandising Establishment.
H. BLACKMAN & CO
PIONEER
NKPI'NKU,
Oils! Oils!! Oils!!!
All K i nds of Oils lor Threshers,
Headers and all harvesting1
.Maehinerv.
BestOualitv,LowcstPrices.
Vohw awl
TII J CITY JWUO AXH1,1
A. D. Johnson & Co,
iZER &
A Pjlllllill,) i ,
Anil riin; alway?
on Hand.
MAIN STHKE'i;
Take your
resn-1 L Li l 1 1 Fj ii I L N S
Next do ir to Leezor Si Thoiupwm'H hardware store, Heppner, Oregon
.Who kei'p on hand a Fresh Stock of
i) 1 1 1 k; s a n i) m i: i) i ( i n i :s
His Lorn of
HOMKHTIO ANDlMPOUTKDOlGAHh!,
Aro tho Host,
lifirtTfilii li Pnhits, Oils, iCt o.
TIKITNKH, OREGON
; W. A. k(UK.
DKALFHS IN
Saddles, Hyrness, Whips, Spurs, and every Con
ceivable article article kept in a First
class Harness Shop.
( io to their store for the Improved WHITE SKW1NO MACHINE. Warranted for
five yearn, Don't buy elsewhere till you examine their maohiues and
?et oash prices.
MAIN STREET, - - - HEPPNER, OREGON.
tti, Heppner, Oregon.
Means
get Bargains in
BRICK,
OREO OX.
Sec Tlirm ol
V. C. THOMPSON
TH0MPS
J
DKALEItS US
lliinlwiiit Tiiiwait (ii'iiiiitcwiiri'.
Woot l nnd Wijlow Wart.
T.inl (Vgos, NEW" II OMK Mowing M
cliirico nnd n pomplntfi line of
Il . I
TIEFl'NKU, OREGON
Prescriptions to
J. C. HAYES.