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WANTED TO RFNT.

WANTED TO RENT.
BY PROMPT paying tenant, with hest
references, an eight 10 tWcivcr0om mod
ern house close In Permanent, this
office. p
WANTED-To rent Groom house. GOOD
neighborhood, By responsible party; best
references. 255a, this Office.
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THIS IS THE RAW TRUTH-lT6e Hart
ford Life ls the best for agents. The
Hartford Life IL best for the insured.
Why; Blll Because she treats all ~
written on same terms rs mon, w. II.
Patterson Manager, Dallas. Texas. 3
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PERFECT face paste for freckles, liver
spots, plmples skin and scalp diseases;
ask yonr druggist large trial Jar 20 cents
by mail. George S. Rail, box 10a GIN
cinnati Ohio. ia
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FIVE ACRES In Brides No 3, a special
bargain for immediate action; 3 l3acrc
black prairie, $50 per mere. &. W. Hail,
22O Main i
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DAMON MOUND Several 20 acre lots In
the Buney survey, tacing and joining
the A. Darst mound survey ut $50 per
acre; several tracts In neighhorhood Dn
mon Mound X w. Gamble Co. If
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TIJ TF dEV lV1
10 40 win policies sold We bury the
policy at uge so aud the insured is paid
the fun amount OF his insurance In cash.
As the ladies say. "Aln't this oyclyt"
cd insurance vnlues plainly written In
tie nnllcN rhls n q hnnnn ~ inc frnnt.
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LISTEN Every contract n gusher. We are
now ready to submit TO hrst-class sSlir-
itors the best Old line contract Gin an
old company IN the State OF Texas. II
this: II viii pay you. The Texas agency
wrote nearly S3o00,O00 10 1900 Whyl
Because we paid for brains and got the
business Notes that agents desire 10 use
that they desire us to carry to maturity
must be made payable to W. II. Patter-
son. Manager. We do not require agents
to indorse notes sent us. We make lib
eral advances Seven years success in
handling life insurance notes. Fair treat
ment OF policy-holders and agents aud its
the Old Hartford stand at the top OF the
heap w. III. Patterson, State Man
ager, 4i2 and Alb Trust Building Dallas,
Texas
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rON NEW.
FOR RENT- Three large front rooms for
HIGHT hcnsekct ping at 1910 Congress ave.
nue..
,nnitol arcnme "'s"'" ''V"a q
;rSVs, fT1isTii, I ISTi ~, 5,I3cInIrc yooms n,
~, aca,. s,'ttsi,tI a.. Iirht e,ans,Lcen.
me tssiV i,siias s,ye,,us %
~;
~ iov 1lf- 'S W. ~ ,.,', msiias
lng ~ Ill san Jaellllo. eolner o.lle-. :
TWO connecting south rooms; al moue,n
syyn'ou,ftves, reasrei,s's eN'"""sS"
Ply VI austin street
NANTED to rent part OF my ofhce; have
i,elebn9ns, , fomnec'ioh' y 'ss'
Nsum p"i'u'hs' --------------------.------- :
HrWLl iurnlsheu rooms son ..,ti,n' vn,
Eslrc; pal " y tieiepnohe' TOT Rehtieiien q
7.,,,
w nicely iutmsned rooms. ABBY -
Mnsnsr avenue.
from Rice hotel; 1914 Texas Avenue. .
TTo,-sf,s. t1,-,.- - .,-,-
ety. Scanlah & Bartcll. 20B Fannin
street: phone 100. 3
T,5,,.-
warehouse; money loaned on fnrniiure IL
desired Seaman & Bartoli 2O6 Fanniu
street: phone 100 q
l HAVE the largest list OF deslrable rent
houscs IN the city, aud show them WITH
b,y,91ss,tre, M OF bhohe Netheei' biha
--- NUNS ~ p . O..,.
ElGHr.R0OM, two-story house: double:
bath rooms: closet; stationary wash
s,,,, s, aS, no, an9 Soiu VAIL carriaEs
rcoms Anng, " wo9 II, n9 use anu serFan'
,sI,p xtsi,,ir,
fnsnisbnd "oi"s Xxx renegsw" tnniy
tSoa Wit, av"L M, sou.h eNp"sute' Appan
--l ~ =, .,ls1I aeeilur
NICE two-story Groom house for rent:
ao yaa stre exposure, 'lo chartres near
:. -----.s,-
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING large.
psassaanth rooms; private Iqmiy nice
ANNA "i''''u' references M M'.N'hney
iS1I5 !, +, VT 49,
n, ~, 300 M .aS rVoip V"''ose uni
ps --l-s- ~ Snar ART ------------.
sIii ,6i VIZ. furnished Tor gentlemen
''u. ',s'As'
M ,,Hnl LINZ M Moving and stHorage Com
Hoiisto5 ereTvtbinr nrst cisss slfect
~ r,,s, Main sna oress pho,es ~ M
k,,hiinan ( sullivan snrccssors ~ n ~
breeding. 4
,.',',7
FOX RliN It ommodions cottage, all mod
EN- EN- llnpros enlentss l 5t,6ge shl1 $40
iraxis street Apply 23Os Travis street:
;,z,--,--7.l -.
S0JSlS ior hgnt housseSeeplng, modern
re V''i''iNVs' ~ w. - = -
49,. :
IlilthE uniufnlshed rooms Tor rent lio3
- --- -, -. =
NEW two-story house: hot and cold
y Moaitner gas, gnou Fsfu ana nna io9au9n;;
r. Ne comm ilo7 congress- Ss api arean he ~
ron pt~r .rhroa..,,,, ho,.o .,.-
Div aoo4 Bell avenue '''F'' '"e'p
49, ~
rooms. with Rail f or lirht hnusSSeeplng:
bath, southern exposure! rent reesomlble;
references required. Apply leoo Preston
avenue.
LOWER PART of house large roous sep
arate entrance, cistprn. hydrant: close
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ONE good second hand organ SIS. one
square plano. perfect order. hrstclass
make. $50; one upright plano. cost when
new s32o. now $225: easy payments,
George w Stie1, 800 Travis street next
To Milby a Dow hall
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AGENCY--Traincd detectives
furnished for civil and criminal nvesti
cations. reasonable rates; correspondence
solicited. James McCane, Box 1870. Hous-
ton, Texas
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FINANCIAL.

MCNEY 40 LOAN on oil stock. VIC are
members of the Houston OH stock Ex
change, where we buy and sell daily.
VIM. Il. King & Co, Cotton Exchange
Building.
MONEY TO I0AN--On Houston business
or city property, or on improved farms,
at low rate of interest William VI Oh
schewske & Co. 200 KAN building
Monty TO IOAN-7 end rer cent, on
good city property; also will loan on IN
proved farms. Pye 3 Co, kism bniia,
lug.
/ HAVE oPP0RTu MITES 70 place money
safely, and az satisfactory interest x
you have money 10 any amount from Slvv
to $1,000 consult With ME. STOCKS ok
every kind bought and sold on commits
sion Member Houston OIL and STOCK
Exchange. Charles r. Munger. Ia
NOW is a GOOD TIME to buy some Of
the oil stoeks.. ] solicit yenf orders 70
buy or sell. Charles n. Munger, mem.
her Houston stock Exchange. Ia
STOTK- EXCHAAoE- Orders to buy OF sell
oil stocks aud all other corporation stockA
nromntlv executed Purchasing agent fer
incl OH Write for daily market letter.
Charles K. Munger, member Stock Ex
change, $40 Kiam bulldius. 70
100000 10 LOAN on Houston buoness Of
residence property ntle 70 ten years; A.
inents II desired NO delay II eetltaE yc9 s
street. ~
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lave you an lille horse that YOU want 90
tents a day and feed forl Address $500.
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TIE MAKERS wanted at Jefferson, Texas,
To make sap pine, gum. water. willow,
MIN and red oak ties; woods Inspection
and pay twice a month. Address p. p.
Neil. Jefferson. Texas. ~
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sAYI DO YOU know the Old Hartford
LIES policies 10 be issued July | have
more talking points than any other com
panys policies doing business IN Texasl
Notes taken TIL fail. w II. Patterson,
Manager. Dallas, Texas 3
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A COLORED WOMAN wants SITUATION 70
cook or do house work. can bring good
rcconn cndation. Apply 22i0 Pease ave.
me
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BARGAIN FIFTY acres five miles from
court house, $50 per acre; 80 acres choice
adjoining same, $50 per acre. r. A. Lit
Tie, 3l0is Main street.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR sALE-cows with little calves, also
y horses, at the Rice place ON Westhemer
road. west of Fair Grounds. 6
n AkkET Good location: horse and wagon
\ Tor sale, on account bad health, at low
N est prices. Apply Joe Lacombe Calhoun
II and Nelaseo street 6
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FON SALE-One 3l-horse power englno nnd
50-horse power boiler; 80 feet stack; l1lo
Hardy street
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST One black and white Lewellcn set.
ter bitch Under rewarded by returning
to Japhet & Col answers to name Of
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MS that is the year the company was born,
so you see we are no "spring chicken"
ment rendered against the Old Hartford.
Few companies can say this. For further
particulars write or call on w. II. Pat
terson, Manager. Trust Bldg, Dallas,
Texas
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BRAZORIA COUN9Y-400 acres section ~,
H. r. & y. Il. X. survey, near Arcola,
so per acre; SOL acres Tomlinson survey;
several other trncts II. w. Guinble ~
20 n
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For RENT Three large front rooms for
Hight hcnSekc, ping at 1910 Congress ave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-01

EUREKA ELIXIR Is undouhtedly the best
femme tonic: plenty Testimonials, 81 bot
4 tie at Lewyn's, corner Main and Preston
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FOR SALE--Steinway Pianos, the worlds
standard VIII a. Watkin Music Co..
Dallas, general state dealers
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SFLC4AL NOTICES.

NERSHlP-The partnership heret fore
existing between the undersigned, und,r
neys-at-law. is this day dissolved, j. ".
Jones retains his old office, room No II,
Fox building W, G. divers office Is
81 SoT I6 10 FeH 1o gllaln Ho @sa June
FOR SALE The saloon establishment OF
tho late John p. Latreyte. The under
signed has been appointed by the honora-
BILE county Judge q Harris county ten,
John I. Latreyte with authority and
rover 10 sell a. private sale fer e ssd
general paraphernalia thereof. heretofore
ecrhel Of Fannia aud Congress streets
In this city. Bids are invited. Apply TO
mlnstratrix, care Messrs Fisher 4
Sears, attorneys, in Wilson, block. !,
Latreyte are requested to worthwhile pay
10 tho undersigned temporary adminisiia,
triX such Indebtedness, she having full
receipt for same. Miss Marguerite La
treyje, Temporary Administrative, estate
of John 7. Latreyte. !
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Office OF
Comptroller OF the CurreGcgs. Washing
ton, d. c., June H. 1901. Whereas, by
satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, It has been made, to appear
Houston, in the city Of Houston, in the
county Of Harris, and State Of TeHas.
has complied With all the provisions OF
the statutes OF the United States re-
quired TO be complied With before an
association shall be authorized to com
mence the business Of banking; -
comgtroIer Of the egrrssney do hereby ,,ns
bank Of II 5Ge ey Of Of
Texas. Is authorized to commence the
business Of banking as provided In sec
ton 1853 OF the Revised Statutes OF the
limited states
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and the seal Of office this LIN day OF
Comptroller Of the Currency. STA
Charter number 9s9S.
BY order OF the board OF directors
special annual meeting ~ the directors
and stockholders Of the Hearne and Brazos
Valley Raiiroad company for the purpose
Of electing directors and officers OF the
company for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business aH
may properly come before such meeting
Is called to take place at the general %
fees Of the company ~ aedsrHe ho9 }otb
day Of July, 1901, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p m;
" p Ferguson, Secretary llearne AMI
Brazos Valley Railroad Company. 7-l00l
NOVICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice
is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the Stockholders OF the HalFestoh,
Harrisburg and San Antonio haiiway
company will be held AT the general OF
fce OF the company In the city OF Ious
ton, Harris county. Texas, at II O'clock
a. M on the I'd day OF July, 1901, ant
that the annual meeting OF the board q
directors OF said company Will be held
at the same place and on the same cey
Immediately after the Adjournment Of tue
said annual meeting Of the stockho,1ers.
c. b. Seger, secretary z.5l
E0TICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders AND directors
or the Direct Navigation Company VIII
be- held at the conlpany's ofnce IN the
city of Houston on Tuesday. July = 1901
at II o'clock, =. N. B. G. cushman, ss S,
ketAfSs kSNa
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MARTYR, HUDSON 4 FORD
Factory site; four full blocks just
outside city limits, Fifth ward, connect
city; no better manufacturing site; Il bar.
gain. Oil Fraklin avenue. n
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FoR SALE.

fvk Three Munger Hnlier rin out.
vt Continental Gin Company, BiF7ning-
nam, Ala; prices, one $40 saw outft.
$3.50 &. o. b. factory; two $40 saw ont.
nox presses $3.50 each additional Al.
efssS Jerome hin Cotton company. Mem
lihis, Tenn. ,
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NOVICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders AND directors
az the Direct Navigation Company VIII
BE- held al the company's office 10 the
city of Houston on Tuesday July z. IDOL,
at II o'clock, !. N. B, c. cushman, ssSS ,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-30
MOVEMENTS IN
STOCK LIVELY
Heavy Shipments During the Week
From Heppner.

Stock shipments still continue with
renewed energy from this city. The o.
r. & N. stock yards at the depot now
present a lively appearance. Large
herds OF sheep and horses are being
driven in almost daily for shipment,
which means good profts for the great
stock industry of Eastern Oregon.
Thursday NJ Crea, J. c. Meek in
charge, shipped II carloads OF sheep for
Chicago. They will stop to feed at
Rosebud, Montana.
f. L. Clark, representing B F. San
dere OF Salt Lake, also shipped a carload
OF sheep Thursday. Mr.. Clark is one
OF the largest buyers in the county. He
has purchased in the neighborhood of
30 900 head and is very busy man in
looking after the great responsibility of
handling such large amount of
business.
Saturday Charles McAllister shipped
SIX carloads of sheep. They 60 to Trout
dale to feed.
Saturday there was a large shipment
of range horses by George @. Carey of
Omaha. Nebraska. There were 16 large
cars, aggregating about $50 head of good
horses. A larger portion of these ami
mails were from the Matlock & Keeney
drove.
Sunday, Mr.. Clark made another ship
ment of % cars of sheep for South
Omaha.
Wm. Mcdonald and J. f. Davis, the
Illinois horse buyers who have been in
this vicinity tor the past two weeks,
have already purchased six car loads OF
range horses. Most Of tie animals
were gath e-5i MP in the vicinity Of Lone
Rock They expect to get two m7re
car oads ard ship to Illinois about the
first Of June This Is mixed lot com.
prislrg all kinds. NJ Mcdonald states
that the mutilation by branding Is a Sc
rious drawback 70 the sale OF Western
horses in the Eastern markets. He says
that good horses would sell for $40
apiece more if they were not branded.
Messrs Mcdonald and Davis will 60
back with the horses and return for the
purchase Of another lot some time in
the latter part OF July.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-30
Woo Clip Coming In.

BAKER CITY, May 2S.-The wool
clip of 1901 is beginning to arrive
in this city from the nearby sheep
ranches. A large number of wag-
ons, loaded with huge wool sacks.
came in from the country yester-
day. The warehouse men sre at q
loss to know what to do with this
years clip. 4 large part of last
years wool is still in the ware
houses in this city, awaiting buy
ers. The price of wool, at the
present time, is SO low that few of
the sheepmen are willing to even
talk with the buyers who have
come this way recently.
1t is expected that the conven-
ton Of woolgrowers that is to as
samble here in July will take some
action that will have considerable
influence upon the local wool ms1-
ket. SO far as prices are concerned.
It is probably due 10 the fact that
conference of the woolgrowers
hiss been called that there is no
activity shown by the growers, be-
cause Of the scarcity of purchasers
et this time. There is good reason
{, believe that the sealed-bid plan
adopted by TIE Wyoming sheep
men viii be adopted st the July
conference By that plan. sll buy
ars will have to submit sealed pro
po-lls In purchase wool. and a com
nit-as .t the growers will be en-
powered so srsept or reject srv
lni I'll b.'a I.i- Ulia~.tool that
-ht -.. .' --av'5.3 taer7 Is not,
. # 10. .- l".3 aa a.-
e., i. 1a.-
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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-30
STOCKMEN
ORGANIZE
For Protection Against
Thieves.
RATE WAR is OFF
Oreoon's Mineral Exhibit at Buffalo
IL the Best Volunteers viii
Return From Manila.

BAKER Cry, May q. - Cattlenen
along the John Day River are perfect
ing organizations for protecting them
selves against thieves. During the past
year an organization was maintained in
the Upper John Day and Burnt River
districts, end now it is proposed to or
ganize down about the middle Of the
stream, to CO operate with stockmen
further up. Much loss has been sus
tanned by cattemen having stock on the
range, and it i. believed that systematic
gangs have operated. By driving stock
from one section to another, and acting
in a sort OF relay system, it is thought
that much stock has been taken from
the country without attracting attention
until the owner missed his animals.
The purpose OF the organization is to
prevent these thefts, aod it is also un-
derstood that mutual protection in
more general sense Is contemplated.
Several large horse raisers Of the
Burnt River section are engaged in
spring roundup, with The purpose of
selling some OF the range animals. An
Eastern demand has spruug up for range
horses AS several owners are engaged
in the roundup, it is presumed that
they will ship. For some time past
there has been no demand for cavalry
borsee. Last summer and fail large
number was shipped out OF Baker coun-
tv for the government, one firm sending
away nearly 800. This spring the gov.
ernment does not soem TO be IN such
need of horses, and owners are casting
about for other markets. The high
price reported for horses in Omaha and
other Middle West points opens that
market t r the Oregon owner, with a
fair margin of profit after shipment.
Horses here are higher than IN the
Burns District, where an average OF
81 80 was paid for range stock at IN
auction sale held a few days 80.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-30

PORTLAND, May 29.-The Astoria rate
war is over. Representative. of the va
rlous lines, who have held several con-
ferences on the subject recently, reached
an agreement as 70 freight and passen-
ger rates, to 90 into effect June !. 1t is
asserted on all sides that the exceeding
ly cheap rates which have prevailed be-
tween Portland and Astoria and seaside
points will never be known again, and
that all the lines will hereafter charge a
living and reasonable rate. BY rail the
fare to Astoria will he 50 for a single
trip, or So round trip. On all steamers
1t Will be s. - for a single trip and 81 so
for round trip.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-30
Very Honest Man.

SALEM, Or, May 27.-A man who
served as clerk in the Legislature sew
eral years ago today paid into the State
Treasury s. 50, the value of Q number
Of inkstands, erasers, ETC., carried away
by him when the Legislature adjourned.
Some time ago he wrote to Secretary of
State Dunbar enumerating the articles
taken by him, and inquiring their value.
He said that he is trying to lead an up
right, Christian life, and, having re-
pented OF his wrong, desired to make
restitution
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-30
NO. S36
zl1}eOKALsssS*%:S*rss
~ ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
urgnsers In Session.

ALBANY, Or, May 28.-The 2Sth
annual session of the Oregon State
Grange was begun in this city at
10 O'Clock this forenoon, with a
good attendance of delegates and
other members of the grange.
G. L. Smith, ex-stste food and
dairy commissioner, who has been
working in the valley under the
auspices of the Southern Pacific,
was present, and delivered an adj
dress on "The Thinking Farmer"
in which he set forth in compre-
hensive language the fact that sue
cess in farming depends more upon
brains than manual labor alone.
The afternoons session was de-
voted mostly to reports OF officers.
That of the secretary showed a
total membership in the state
March 81 Of 2470, indicating the
fattering gain of six subordinate
oranges and one Pomona grange,
with an increase Of 242 in member
ship. The total number Of oranges
is So.
The report Of the treasurer
showed the finances to have been
economically managed.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-30
PARIS EXPOSITION PRIZES

The United states received more prizes
at the Paris Exposition than any other
nation, except France. Tue total being
1881. IT. slso remarkable fact, that
though the Inhabitants Of every country
suffer from digestive troubles, and
though every cline ofars some sllevia
tive thereirom, it rem aims for America to
produce an absolutely reliable remedy
for such common diseases. THIS remedy
Is Hostet,er's Stomach Bitters. Half
century 8go, 1t was placed upon the
market, snd from that day to this, il nss
never been equslled. Ii hes an almost
0npsrslled record for the cure Of dyspep.
sla, indigestion. constipation, sick head
ache, sour stomach. belching, heart burn,
psrvousnees. fatigue, insomnia, or any
other disturbance OF the stomach. Give
il trial.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-30
COLUMBIA RECORDS.

The Columbia Phonograph Co. is now
producing a grester number OF Phono-
graph and Graphophone records, both
musical and speaking, than at any pre-
yious time in its history. The demand
is daily increasing and dealers, in the
field OF the music trade, as well Is in
many other lines are persistentlv calling
for all the varieties and are ordering in
larger quantities than ever before. The
lister records are remarkably clear and
distinct and as compared With those pro-
duced some years ago are very much
louder and better in every way. In fact
the tendency in record making is always
upward both in respect OF improved pro-
cesses and more perfect records and also
ID the matter of selections. While i, il
necessary to supply records of the pop
u'ar songs, waltzes and marches, by the
hundreds OF thousands, in order TO meet
the pub'ic's demand for them. the cla..
seal music is not overlooked snd can
always be obtained by those who desire
II. The selections from the operas are
particularly fine and everything that i.
bright and tuneful in the newest musical
comedies will be found among the world
renowned Columbia records.
The Columbia Phonograph Co, No.
l25 Gearv street. San Francisco. head.
quarters for graphophone. and talking
machine supplies OF every kind. will
send you catalogues on application.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-30
Volunteers VIII Return.

MANILA, May 27.-It i. reasonably
certain that the remaining volunteers
will sail for home before July. The
Forty.seventh Regimen, md battallons
OF the Foriy-ninth and Thirty eighth
will sail on the transport Thomas, May
%. The Ohio sails May 80 with the
Forty second Regiments and two bat
talions Of the Sixth. The Grant sails
from Aparri June with the Folty-
eighth Regiment and two battalions Of
The Forty ninth.