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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-11-02
The Weeks News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.

in and About the City.
Land scrip for sale. Inquir
at this Office. tt.
John Collins. OF Spray, was il
the city Saturday.
John F. Spray, Of Spray, WIS j,
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Woolery re-
turned to lone yesterday.
Jack Frost is fast robbiog the
shade trees of their foliage.
John Kilkenev was in from bis
Sand Hollow place Thursday.
DR.. Higgs. Eyes, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Glasses properly fitted. If
Semi Weekly Portland Journal and
Heppner Gazette ouly $l.75 per year.
J. D. Inskeep and wife, OF
Gocseberry, were in the city Tues
day.
Reduced prices on all strnged instru-
ments.-P. o. Borg. Jeweler and Op.
tician.
Wells & Warnock will handle your
real estate and charge only the usual
commission.
Choice SO ed rye for sal at the
lower warehouse and at the flour
ing mill.
f. D. Matthews and W. B Fin
ley, of Butter creek, were Hepp.
ner visitors Tuesday.
Banjos. Vioins, Guitars, Mandolins
at greatly reduced prices.-p. o. Borg,
Jeweler and Op'icsn.
Revival meetings now in pro-
gress at the Baptist church. Every
one js inv tied to attend.
John Harbke, Of lone, well
known in this city, has moved to
Portland to make his future home
FARMERs-You can save money
by exchanging wheat for your
years supply Of flour and feed at
the Flour Mill. If.
f. P. Farnsworth, buyer tor Pacific
Coast Elevator Co. Highest price paid
for wheat and barley. Office with Jake
Wells, next door to V. Gentry's barber
shop.
A. II. Moore and family, of Scio,
Oregon, who located on a home
stead in this county, arrived this
week and located on the new
place.
Mrs. W. G. Sale is in her
home at Baptist parsonage reedy
to enroll music pupils. Will I
teach voice, piano, organ and |
harmony. Special attention will 5
be given to technique q
We learn that Chas. Bartbolo- ,
new sold his ranch on the creek 4.
below Cecil to Ewing Eros, and !
will remove shortly to Butter
creek, where he has bought
'anch.-Ione Proclaimer. +
Some of the local weather y
prophets predict a cold winter, q
oasing their claims on the fact that y
'rosts have appeared unusually n
Early, but weather prophets have n
oeen known to make mistakes. 9,
Ben Patterson. w. A. Minor, d
}. A Minor, Percy Garrigues and ii
lou Blstee have returned ON a d
lunt in the Blue Mountains in the e.
'enland prairie county. They b.
eport a good time, but "halo b
nowitcb." Ia
J. R. Nunnamaker, who re- u
emily returned from the Monu- '"
nent country MIGRANT county, re. /"
Orts that he sold 200 of his fine
bucks. Mr.. Nunna- "
1aker purchased 1000 head of :.
heep in the Monument district u
his fall. "
w. Stewart, formerly of this n,
ounty, who has been at Casper, Al,
Iyoming, for some time, has re- n,
armed to this city and will locate vi
ere. Mr.. Stewart says that he w,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-11-02

nas oeeh Vls'tlng 1flen0s IN Hepp
ner during the past few months
returned to Portland last Satur
day.
Misses Ida end Mary McAtee
left yesterday morning for The
Dalles, where they will attend st.
Mary's Academy during the
winter.
Rheumatism, lumbago. lame back
neuralgia. appendicitis, overties, fe eDaIe
weakness positively cured by csteo.
pathic treatment.-Dr. E. M. Carey
office room 80, Star Hotel, Heppner, Or
Members of Christian church
will give a chicken supper at Odd
Fellows Hall from 5 to 9 .. M,
Tuesday, Nov. 7. All are cordial
ly invited to come and partake of
an excellent supper.
Geo. Vincent informs the
Gazette that he is low feeding
293 head Of beef cattle on alfalfa
at his Butter creek ranch. The
cattle are fat and doing we'll and
all will be ready for the January
mari et.
DR.. E. M. Carey, Osteopath, Of
Great Falls. Montana, arrived in
the city Tuesday evening. DR..
Carey is favorably impressed with
Heppner and expects to make
permanent residence here. She
comes highly recommended aud |
those afflicted should give her a
call
J. r. Simons received this week
from Mrs. Creighton, OF Yubs
City, Calf, box containing
branches cut ftom orange and
emon trees which were loaded
with ripe and green fruits. The
'ox Was packed with flowers. Tie
ruits and flowers presented a
beautiful appearance of which Mr..
Simons was very proud.
Although descriptive circulars
lave been sent to officers Of all ad
dining counties, no clue has been
ou ID as TO the whereabouts of the q
wo prisoners that escaped from {
be county Jail last week. While /
leaning the cells Of the jail Mon j
ay, Deputy Sheriff Hill found a
iece Of smooth wire about three t
,et long, having hook on Oh" t
I'd and worn bright, showing thar
had without doubt been used to
sh the bolt out of the locking bar
the steel cage.
The Blue Mountain Eagle le
orts considerable activity in the
rant county cattle market. John
. Sebell, buyer from Caldwell, -
laho, has contracted for 100 head y
fat COWS, aud from 400 to 500
cad of three and four. Yaar-old
GERS from J. ID. Combs. Martin
/ izi"ka, of Camas Pia;"'o, havc -
1'cbesed band of feeders. d :"
Hyim has sold 70 head of cat J"
e. Most of the cattle will be de. ''
We cd early in November. -
The storm Monday and Tuesdav az
aged havoc with two bands of &.
leep that were caught on Granite e
eek just above town. The sheep s
e in charge of Chas. Elrtholc s
ew, who is trying to take them s
'er the trail to PendletC1. Tht s
'avy snow that fell Tuesday was s
deep that it was impossible to IS
i've them through it and for a s
ne it seemed that they were in s
pger of all being lost How. s
er, the lest couple of days havc s
en- 80 warm that it now is posi- s
. to get them over the noun s
ms t. Pendleton, providing s
ere are no severe storms for a s
eek. There are about 1000 head )
the two bands-Granlte Gem. s
The petition circulated at Mol- 8
"a :, remouG it'ng ay"'rst the
7ra'rr of the present n'o' q" s
e from Heppner to Canyon City. s
" has IS names. Those who s
interested in retaining the {
,sent daily service should ell
n this rptiIiOn. - &c we make &
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-11-02

4 you take this paper and The Weekly
Oregonian you won't have to beg your
1ews
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
E-xlxsnens Announced.

Invitations are out announcing
The approaching marriage Of Miss
Martha Moss Harris to Mr.. Julian
l. R-anlett, both of Oxford. The
ceremony viii take place on
tuesday. OFT. 10Th. az s O'Clock
PA. At the residence Of the brides
mother on PontOtoc street.
Hiss Matte Moss is an Oxford
2irl Ard one of the most popular
young ladies' in our community.
numbering many friends who ad-
lIre her for her many admirable
qualities. ss well Is charming
personality
Mr.. BraEnleti is \ highly es-
teen "a young druggist and has
many friends in the community
This young couple have the best
wishes Of = legion Of friends for
4 long and happy life. in which
THE EsGLE most heartily joins.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
QIATIoN NOTICE..

TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I
LAFAYETTE County
In the matter Of the estate of Mrs :
~ j Barr. deceased
To Josephine Mills, and her guard
N, Peter e. Mills. whose post Office
address Is LipscOmo. li2scon.b county
IN the St-te of Texas. and to James
B. Mason, q minor, and his g:li-iIau.
James z. Mason. whose post-oaiee
address is Glade Spring. Washington
County. in the SsRte Of virginia, and
70 CIalselle 81 ok, nephew OF z w
BI1ek, deceased. whose post-office
address IA BIrmin CHAM. in the County
Of Jefferson. and State of Alabama;
and 20 Samuel Black, nephew of L. "
Black, deceased, and his unknown
next Of kin, whose post lice address;
and whose Place of residence after
dilixert inquiry Is unknown. and 90
Mary Black. niece Of 2 W Black, de-
eased. and her unknown next Of kin.
whose pos.-offics address and whose
place Of residence After fiiiyenr in
CURRY Is likewise unknown
You and each Of yo1 are command
ed to appear hsfare the Chaneery
Court Of Lafayette County. ia the
aforesaid State, AZ rules on the Sec
and Monday OF October, A D., 1906,
To show Cause, II any you can, why
the finai account Of the executor OF
the estate of Mrs - J. Barr, deceas-
ed, should not be allowed, AMI why
the petition, wherein yoa are defend
ants, should not be granted and de-
cree rendered according to lis prayer
This 3t=s day OF A1-n-t- A ~. 1915
J. u RAMEY, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28

We hope that the ieg0 readers
q HE E-AGLE. not including the
pSpcrs n the State. who aIs.S r,,.s.,
tats journal. will not think that
OxtorI has gone out 81 business
and N reality become merely =
way station on the -rca. Illinois
Central Railway. While ~fe a,
not receive a farthine for sh;S
information. It brings ! bia-h ~
shame to feel that our conuanisv
i 80 misreprcsente,i.
Therefore, without money ard
and without price. We will state
that We have 80 business hous.-.
N this town. besides minor cstab-
iIsnments. Look over our c,ol-
Guns and sce II you call the
showing made in them of the
various enterprises. as an evil
tence Of overlooking public spirit.
Outside of the few firms xho
nave cards and few special no.
' nces IN the paper, every other
line is gratis.
1t would be gratifying b the
management Of any newspaper
10 De ever on the alert. and IA
always speak out in defense of
the best interests OF its own toxin
but when the citizens Of n town
expect you to run n paper for
public convenience and support
yourself without any patronage
Whatever, il il not calculated 10
make you very enthusiastic or
overilowing with public spirit.
Besides It X impossible to give
the same service and publish a
good paper in an unresponsive
community. that does not patro-
nIze you enough to keep you
N breakfast foods, as il would b.
II your efforts were appreciated
But The EAGLE will 20 on Just
the same and Will remember its
friends and-others.
This paper Is not out for
eharity-dOes not want a dollar
from any individual that Is mott
repaid in double measure.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
The Fever Situation

The fever situation shows SONS
Improvement. bat the danger ha'
by nc means passed yet Ths
warm days and cOol nights arr
not calculated 10 help the situa-
ton, especially in louisiana
where the disease Is raging the
worst
Tuesdays report gave New Or
leans 81 new cases and D deaths
total cases to date 2,sss and total
deaths $40.
Post Gibson has one case OF
fever Natehez, : cases and /
death. Hamburg 3 cases. Roxie
no new cases. Vicksbarg 4 cases.
Mississippi City 4 cases, Galfport
l new case.
Oct 7th Is generally conceded
the date for frost in this section
and the Quarantine Will DC raised
BY Oct 18Th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
THE DEAD.
KRIS. JACK SLAUGHTER


Mrs Jack Slaughter died in the
Asylum at Jackson Monday. and
the rezains were brought tn OK
ford On the evening train and
carried - her hone seven miles
North 81 town for interrrens.
Mrs. Slaughter has been in feeble
? -alth the past two years and il
~ finally decided to carry her
Shere she could receive medical
ea-c and attention. She had been
IN Jackson about -ix months. but
he- condition did not improve.
me cssPes; sympathy il felt for
the 6ereave,i husband and chill
.rec IA the loss Of devoted wife
anu loving mother.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28

rS~ Neuphfs N.vs-Seinitxr . max
- xsruux eforss to build NJ irs ctrcula-
tisn IL. ami ia order 10 do this o6er5
h rivs % cents worth Of sarden Sod
sni the daily and Sunday pager tor oos
meath the price d which b ~ eeneSs
eosaI Of $l2 all for 81 cenfn send
fb< 81 cents to The News S<tmirar.
Memphis. Team, and they vii send y0s
the paper ono mo1Sh and TIE foahevins
papers Of seed. postage paid
O9rr Va IL the 1aIfy ard sunday pager
- r~ntn ard the following seed HaE.
NAT rsekaxe Engitsh Peas regular price y
Sarx- u pint paeanee Bu1ch 0e.nA rexz-
~ priee u esnfs. and the felisSfn9 pa2ers>
waieh s<If foe cents eaehs Que eace bsets.
EsrIv cabsaxr Late Cshhage. lCo..1rus.
Ietrrce. wsfetmsion- CHrunber. cana
Toupe. Squash CARA. TaEu1soes- Iunips'
Mustard. Rasf~h and Orsan seed
We hare another ecer. which - acer We.
> and that Is 60 seEd the paper . aocre.
al e the rhore <zr,sPn seed anf In as..ttticn
s eenrsS verrh q texsr ssed. - tet-oss
rrs rsyrr each az PhIax- Svest AlyssuEn.
S-xsa-~fam. pefunfa ami Acf1lng Ghssy
All -hfs we esasf for - eent--xarten ana
Sswer seed and the paper oos UontA
The Sewx-S<imitar Is published after
Noon lia paxesl. Sunday uzarnl2p 20 u
II subscriber prefers the weekly pa
.~r oae year instead Of the daily rapei
one rnanth. he can 80 orcer-
Address SewsSelnifsr, Xe2'
lAlh lena. - ---- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
NOTICE To ROAD oyERseERS.

There has bSsn oEfy - reports Of
the rad 0vsrseers 1s they ARE re-
q tired BY Law TO make, Therefore, it
= ordered BY the Bo1-d Of Supervss
orr that all reports be aisapProved
AMI al oySrss erg Il hereby gained
until the ist EsEday IA orsebe-. t9,l5,
To PCT their rOafs IN good eunGiti0o,
ard to make thesr report 20 this
tiosrs- All aversesrs tzil1E - make
ire said report aud Az having pat
theft roads Il good es1ndisio1 viii Be
fred Ia the sum OF se.oo rs the law
provides Various and deve-s eom-
plants have been made ID this beard
u the bad condition Of the punEc
roads, Some Of the reports tnlE have
been lie show that their roads in the
past six months FAVE been worked
only oae-hlI day.
J. U. RAMET. Clerk
Oxford, Hiss. Sept ., 1875
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
Non -Ressaess Notice.

TIE STATE CT MISSISSIPPI, -5ss-
Lafayette County J
To Lula Marion, whose post once
address Is unknown You are hereby
COMMANDED to appear before the
Chancery Court Of LaFayette County,
Mississippi, on the
FOURTH MONDAY IN cOVEM-
BIER A. ID, 1895
to plead, anwsr and demur 70 the otii
Of complaint filed against You on the
18th day Of December. 1904. by George
Marion, to obtain divorce, wherein
you are the defendant
This the ssh day OF Sept A. D., 800
10 RANEy, Clerk
L.. NJ. RUSSELL Sol fer Compt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
MuSic L<xsous-

Ii-s l. A Mcdonald. music
teacher VI Is years experience in
Columbia. s. C., Is prepared to
give lessons to limited number Of
piano pupils Music room at the
Episcopal Reetory- Inquire of
Miss Mcdonald at Prof. Bailey 5
residence on South street. Tels-
phone No. f72.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
For Rant.

The residence of Mrs Hutchin-
son on Cemetery street, apply to
I D. NJ kimbrough- The same
was rented by me, but I desire to
sub-rent. A. III. CoFFEY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
The Local News.

NIL. SIsk spent Saturday
Taylors-
". J. E Pegucs has returned
Ic s.. Louis
Be-. ] u. Wyatt was in Alb
NJ Saturday,
n. Erle Porter returned Tues
3 irv1 oakland
IB. BulIiss returned So n
8 hru Louisville
b.. z. VI. Lsaven has return
ir1 Sanecs, s. c.
h. LAY Hewlett returned
n Memphis Monday
Mr.. v. R. Mcbride spent Sat-
say IN Water Valley
|Dr. and Mrs. T. P Bailey lsti
zrslay for Baltimore
NJ. Mack Jones. of Lamar. Is
g-ess Of relatives here.
Tke Browning Club met Tues-
N WITH Mrs. Rosa Harris
The Young people enjoyed a
En5c At Buford's Mill Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Drane
I'VE -e-urned from Ccffeeville.
us Naude Taylor. of Taylor's
[S-ed relatives here Saturday.
Mss Mamie Short. of Tocco-
"a, S visiting friends in Oxford
Clsrterly meeting services VII
held At the Methodist Church
|brcay.
Hon. James Stone and wife and
pa Phil, returned Saturday from
FAeaeO.
Mss May Jones returned Sat-
Ebay from 6 visit TO relatives IN
Memphis.
Union services were held in the
,emberlsnd Presbyterian Church
'1nday night
Mr.. Gayle Beanland. of Green
MOI. is the guest OF relatives
here this week.
Mss Belle Stephens was host
" Of the Home Circle Club yes
erlav afternoon
Mr. Manlsy Leaveli returned
rs week from = txo weeks visit
} Sex York City.
NJ. Tom Lundie has accepted
position in Tupelo and left fo'
aat place Saturday
Ihe opening of all State inso-
HONS mas been postponed fro1
1cE- 3rd 10 Oct 1Ith-
Mrs. Maggie Morrow has re-
afned from an extended visit q
e'anves IN Orrvood.
Mrs. VIII Cook and daughter
- Georgia, visited relatives In
sxer Valley this week.
Prof. R. L. Harris and family
Z p occupy the residence OF Mrs
l. L. Sloss after Oct. 1st-
Mr.. H. W. Allen has been ap
saared postmaster at Denmark
. slccsed Mr.. L. Morgan.
Mrs David Mcdowell and htti
on, OF Holly Springs. are tn
guests Of Mrs. NJ B. Jones.
Mr.. Dudley Able and wife. o
! aler Valley, were the guests o
MRS w. c. ChiltOu Sunday
Mrs. Ida Hamelton. Banniste
,siI Tuesday for her home i
1n,eh, l. T.. after . visit Of tw
!. ssonths to her parents. Mr.. an
as, 9. 3. Hanelton.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
Nosice TO Brtdx< Builders.

Public notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned viii receive sealed
bids up to u O'Clock. noon. on Tues
day, oct. 1, 1905, for the bGikiing OF a
bridge on the Wyatt and Aob~ville
rad Seross a slo0gh in TalIahatehie
bottom Bord dcuhie the Amount Of
the bid must be filed with two or rsore
securities The bridge Is 10 be butit
according 70 plans and specifications
COW on die n my cEzce
J. o. RANKT, Clerk
Oxford. Miss. Sept. .. 1895
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
Ncsne.

Ir. ). ;. Webster, OF Oxford,
"a now representing -, and will
sell you = Singer Machine on easy
payments. or discount for Cash.
Also carries a full line Of needles.
OH and parts Of machines. Try n
Singer before buying any other.
SINGER SEEMING MACHINE Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
FoSaL

My residence on second South
street. SIX rooms. hydrant water.
sewerage, good garden spot and
necessary OUt-hOuses. For terms
apply at residence.
Miss. NELLIE HtTNE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28
For Rent Chc,r.

80 acres Of up land. almo 1t
level, ! miles from town VII.
rent cheap for = term Of year..
p .. Box 35s. Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-28

Mrs Edgar Harris viii opel
her doors % table boarders Oct
ist- For terms apply at resi-,
derce-