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Newspaper

Heppner Weekly Gazette

Location

Heppner, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1890

Page

6

Grant County Growth Amid Wool Trade and Mines

A visitor notes Grant County’s shift from exhausted placer diggings to ongoing new claims, growing wool exports to Heppner, and strong stock interests. He praises local merchants, mentions Huon and Phil Metschan as a state treasurer candidate, and expresses optimism for future prosperity and regional growth.

Bprron Gaverre Grant Gramt Heppner Northern Bone Huon Phil Metschan Metsehou Moatits

Train completes world trip in sixty days setting records

George Francis Train and companions plan a Chicago to Tacoma run via the U P system starting May 20 with a fast mail connection from Omaha. The trip supposedly ends in sixty days, breaking all prior world travel records.

George Franch

Tariff Literature For All and Protective Texts

Fragmented OCR from a 19th or early 20th century ad or text discusses tariff literature and protective measures. Mentions authors or editors like Laing Tart and references to policy terms, ships, and postal or public notices. The readable parts hint at a compilation or periodical discussing tariff protection and related political pieces.

Notice to Sheeplen About Upcoming Season Terms

Eam prepared to herd backs the com ing season. Terns 21.10 wet head includes dipping salt and sulphur. Range 9 miles south of Hardman. Ten per cent commission on all sales trans soba Address C. M. Hasrinas Ta Hardman Oregon.

Eam Hardman C. M. Hasrinas Oregon

General Merchandise Business for Sale in Town

General merchandise business offered for sale with small capital required. The sole such shop in the town, located twenty miles from any competing market. Readiness to transfer steady goodwill and local clientele.

Illustrated weekly engravings in West Shore plates

The most graphic engravings published by any illustrated weekly in the United States are the large colored plates in the West Shore. It suits a resident of the Pacific Coast with engaging subjects and annual value. The price is 2.50 for fifty-two numbers, making a fine volume of engravings. EF Sawens, Publisher Portland, Or.

West Shore Payifje Comat Sawens Poblister Portland

Two Trains Connect Portland and Spokane Falls Schedule

The Union Pacific announces two daily trains between Portland and Spokane Falls starting May 11. Pullman palace sleepers and reclining chair cars run through without change, offering added local and through passenger facilities. Tickets and train times available via any agent. Also notices about legal blank catalogue pricing and discounts for large orders from the Gazette office.

Caton Py - Ciffc Porthand Spokane Falls Pullman Palace Portland Union Pacite T. W. Sen

Tailoring shop opens on May Street with custom pants

An obviously new tailoring establishment on May Street reports a regular influx of goods. It offers custom made pants priced from 87 to 15 cents, claiming the best goods in the market.

May Street

Ice dealer advertises prompt supply from livery stable

J. W. Merrow calls public attention to a large stock of ice for sale and promises prompt delivery. Office is at the livery stable on Main Street.

J. W. Merrow Cally Main Street

Public exam for teachers certificates in Heppner court house

Notice to teachers announces a public examination for teachers certificates at the court house in Heppner Oregon starting at noon on May 28. The notice is dated May 7 and signed by J. TL Stasnury.

Court House Heppner J.tl Stasnury Herryen Co. Sapt

Notice of Separation and Collection Arrangements

A man informs readers that his wife Melissa J Bly has left their home and he will not be responsible for her or any alleged debts. The firm Brown & Hamilton will handle local collections while the editor lacks time to manage that business branch.

Melissa J. Bly Messrs. Brown & Hamilton

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