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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC. 10, 1897.
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: TJ nited States Officl als.
President. William McKinley
Vi"e-President Garret A. Hobart
rtairntai-v of State John Sherman
Secretary of Treasury , Lyman J, Gage
Secretary of Interior Cornelius N. Bliss
Secretary of War Kuseell . Alger
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MASHED INTO SICKENING JELLY.
PBE8B COMMENT.
Tbe suggestion tbat the late George
M. Pullman's name and fame be Immor
talized in brorze has provoked a storm
of malignant oomment from the Bryan
He journals. Oneot them, published in
Obioago, has gone so far as to deolare
that the proposed monument would be
"a disgrace to Illinois ' and to suggest,
in no thiokly-veiled language, that a
few more dead millionaires would be a
publio blessing. While it is true that
this murderous hint has but a limited
influence, it Is to be condemned just the
same. Printed appeals against million
aires, who oertaioly are notoriminals or
monsters deserving of assaasinatioo be
cause tbey are riob, should be punished.
The evils ot the growth of extremes of
wealth and poverty are manifest, but
tbey obd never be abated by Brraying
proletariat aiiainst plutoorat and widen
iprtke gulf between tbe ol -. -Tele
gram.
Terrible End of a Young Man Near Adams
Charley Reynolds Thrown Beneath the
Wheels of a Train and Crushed Into a Palp
From Fendleton Tribune.
A frightful accident near Adams late
Tuesday night resulted in the da ith of
Charles Reynolds. While attempting to
get on the Walla Walla train that left
here at 9 o'olook in the evening, be lost
his balanoe, and fell beneath the wheels.
He was trying to get on tbe truoka and
steal a ride to Walla Walla.,
Reynolds bad been working near
Adams the last several months,. and
boarded at the hotel managed by T. 0.
Reed. He had plenty of money, but hie
hobby for beating his way on railway
trains was always in the asoendant, and
when he decided to go to Walla Walla
it was in that manner. '
He saw the train ' coming down the
track, and made ready , to get aboard.
He was seen by the brakemsn, when be
was trying to get on the platform, and
this forced him to try the truoka. One
leap, be missed his tooting, and a second
later there was a frightful soream: "Oh,
God I it is killing me;" and Reynolds fell
underneath the wheels of the oar.
MASHED TO A JELLY.
His cry was heard and the train was
stopped. Tbe trainmen found his body
on the track lying beneath the forward
truoka. His right arm, from the shoul
der to the wrist, and his leg, from the
hip down to the toot, were mashed into
a jelly, t But be was still oonsoious, and
was taken to Adams where Dr. (J. H.
Tbomaa dressed bis wounds. He died
at 5 o'clock in the morning.
Reynolds' parents live at Colfax,
Wash., and have been notified ot tbe
aooident. Reynolds was 20 years old.
and oame out from St. Paul last spring,
beating his way over the railroads. He
woraea in ttie mouse oountry for a
tew weeks, and then. went to Adama.
where be has been ever since. He was
regarded as a bright, exemplsry youog
man, and his untimely end will be
mourned by all who knew him.
ill
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FQVDER
Absolutely Pure
SHOULD BE 8TOPPED AT ONCE.
Mr. B. W. Johnson, Wednesday, took
obarge of the Oorvallis poetoffloe. Rob
ert Johnson, the retiring postmaster, baa
given general satisfaction, but the
changing winds of polities blows one
Jobnsoo ont, another in. Both are of
tbe newspaper perauaaion, Robert John
sod having been editor ot tbe Times at
tbe time of bis appointment. It fa per
tinent to remark that tbe policy ot tbe
Oszette will remain the same, and It
will contioue to be a trunk anti boss re
publican newspaper. (Jorva lis Qazette.
IN NEW QUARTERS
WILLIS STEWART.
Tbe old reliable livery stable man of Heppner, bat moved into tbe
Jnst North of the QaH effioa, where be would be
pleeeed to see all bie old friends and make tew ooe.
HE HAS BALED HAY FOR HALE ASP
STALLS TO LET AT REASONABLE RATES,
Also renin Duggu-t, Hacli, Teams and Saddle Hortrt
yoa come to Iowa. Old
Remenbor Willis when
Uiily Gordon,
stand formerly ooonpiad
ileppner. Or. goo.
FRANK BOO BS
I. i. RoareTt
Rogers & Roberts,
Contractors) end Uailderi.
Flans and Estimates Given on snort Notice
All Kinds of Keoair Work Dune
OFFICE HOURS-Da? and Night Leave four
Tare" and Knj. or Jim will tjet 'cm o o
orders
o 0
"Any Old.
0 0
, Those Who Endure
Tbe pains ot rheumatism should be re
minded that a cure for this disease may
be found in Hood's Sarsaparilla. Tbe
experience ot those who have taken
Hood's Sarsaparilla for rheumatism, and
have been completely and permanently
cured, prove tbe power ot this medicine
to rout and conquer this disease. Hood's
Sarsaparilla is the One True Blood
Purifier and it neutralizes the acid
which causes tbe aches and pains of
rheumatism. This is why it absolutely
ourea when linimeuts and other outward
ppliances fail to give permanent relief
Be snre to get Hood's.
Marshal
Dreadfully Nervosa.
Gents: I was dreadfully nervous, and
for relief took your Karl's Clover Root
Tea. It qnleled my nerves and atreDgth.
ened my whole nervous system. I wss
roubled wilb oonstipalioo, kidney and
bowel trouble. Tour Tea soon oleansed
my system so thoroughly tbat I rapidly
regained health sod strength. Mn. 8.
Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Bold by
Conser & Brook. y
Tommy Brenneo, who has been work-
on with alike Marshal, down "oo tbe
sand, oame up yesterday, Tom bad bad
lack in losing quite a number ot abeep
by coyotes. Home 400 bead got strayed
away and were killed. He will return
in a few days.
How to Prevent Paeameala.
At Ibis time ot the year a cold is very
easily contracted, and if left to roo its
eoursa without lbs aid ot a me reliable
eoogh medioioe is liable to result in thai
dread diaeeae, pneumonia. We kbow of
oo better remedy to cure a eoogh or cold
tbaa Cbamberlaio'a (Jougb remedy, Ws
have need it quite extensively and it
has always given entire satisfaction.
Olagab, lid. Tr. Chief.
This is the only remedy tbat is known
to be a certain preventative of poen
nioiils. Among tbe many tbooaands
wbo bave need il tor colds and la grippe,
we bave never yet learned of a single
eaae having reatillrd in pneumonia.
Pavsoos who bave weak longs or bave
feeaon to faer ao attack of pneumonia,
abould keep tbe remedy at hand. Tbe
35 and 50 cent siaee for sals by Uonaer
t Brock.
Ol Justus, wbo Is one of our solid
friends wbo believe a newspapers,
earn io Wednesday with loor aaUcrlp-
tluos. Tbe shop baa gotten used to be
ing tbns favored eingle baoded, bat bat
bad little riparian oe la tbe wholesale
basioeae Thanks, Ol.
J. A. I'erkla, of Antiquity, O , wee for
thirty years Beedloealy tortured by pby
aiotae for lbs core of tet.mi, He was
qnlekly cared by otiog be Win's Wilob
Hetal aalv tha famons healing 11 v
f'ir pile) and eklo dtaaaaes Gonear A
Brock. e
Hnbtalt four plana Io Raoo'ia be fur
ALBEHT A. KOHKKTS Of HEPPNER.
of Chief Field
Housrr's Selection
Depot.
Prom tbe Telegram.
United Btates Masbal Zietb Houser
wbo assumed the dutiea ot hia oflloe yes
terday, baa annouooed tbe appointment
of two more ot bia deputies. Csntain
Oeorge Humphrey, wbo has been deputy
under Marabal Orady, will retain his
position, but will be assigned to tbe
Albany diatriot. Captain Hnmprey baa
been a moat faithful offlolal, and his re
tention gives general eatisfaction.
Another deputy aeleoted is Albert A,
Roberts, of Heppner, wbo for some ysars
baa been marshal of that town. Mr,
Rcberta la well qualified for bis post, and
being one of tbe most popular republi
oans io Eastern Oregon bis appointment
meets with general approbation. He
will be oonneoted with tbe office In tbia
oily as field deputy, and in the near
future will remove bis family to Port
land,
Marshal Houser will leave for Pen
dletoo tbis evening to attend tbe bed
side ot bis wife, wbo waa recently
stricken with parlyais.and la not ex
peeled to live. He will make known the
rest of bis selections tor the offices at
bis dispoeal upon his return.
The Disgraceful Actions of Borne of Heppner' g
YonnK8ters Is Unbearable.
At tbe meeting ot the city council on
Monday night Mayor Morgan made some
suggestions in referenoe to the enforce
ment of the lawa regulating disturb
ances of public gatherings in the oity.
That this matter needs attention, and
that at onoe, is manifest to all those
who attend meetings either at tbe ball
or in the ohurohea of our town. A lot
of unruly boys and girls are turned
loose to make any kind ot a disturbance
they see fit to perpetrate on a suffering
publio and no one seems able to keep
tbem in restraint. Tbis is a nightly oo-
ourrenoe, and that these things bave
been permitted so long, is a mystery to
tbis paper. The writer knows from per-
so rial experience, that everything in
reason has been done and said toper-
b these young people to respect
publio gatberinga and behave them
selves, exoept bringing them up before
tbe officers of tbe law, and tbis has not
been dona, perhaps, beoause of tba un
pleasantness of snob a duty. But it ,
seems now that nothing else Is left for
those wbo desire to go out in publio to
do. Kind talk, .persuasion, threats, are '
ot no avail with the. most ot these
youngsters , so . more severe measures
will bave to be resorted to.
During tbia week tbe good ' people of
tbe M. E. churob have been conduoting
a j series of meetings. As usual, tbey
have bad tbis element of rowdies
tq deal with, and last night tbey capped
tbe climax by their aotiooa when spoken 1
tq, in a genteel and kindly manner by
Rev. Fleaher, by getting op in a body,
boys and girls, and orowding and push
ing each other out ot the oburch in as
noisy a manner as possible, and' when
on the outside they pelted the house '
with stones, etc., and "raia Cain" in
general. Now the Gazette ia not in
sympathy with any such aotiona and
doesu't propose to remain silent any
longer. These disgraceful actions should
be stopped at once and this notice is
made that our oity marshal may be on
tba lookout tor tbese things and use bis
power to assist in putting down these
disturbances. The oburch people should
see to it, also, tbat snob things do not
ocour again. They oan do tbia by tak
ing tbe proper atepa and atanding by
promises or threats they make. Kind
ness has lost ita charm, persuasion ia of
oo avail. Tbe law io tbe matter ia tbe
only recourse left.
In tbis ennneotlon the attention ot tbe
authorities is called to another phase
of this question, and that ia tbe congre
gating of boys and young men on tbe
sidewalka In front ot different aaloona
of tbe oity. Tbia is especially notioeable
eaoh evening In the vicinity ot tbe post-
offloe and tbe Belvedere corner. Many
times It is next to impossible for ladies
to get by these places, on this aoooont,
and tbe language ot tbese boys is not
always suob as would appear nloe in
print. It ia to be hoped tbat these
things will be put right in a vary short
time as they bave been Buffered to run
loog enough.
UH1EV MENTION.
The Creetest Dlaoovery Yet.
W. M. Repine, editor Tiakllwa, III
Chief." says: "We won't keep bouse
without Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Cough and Golds. Ex
perlmeoted wltb many others, but never
got tba true retnedf until we used Dr
King's New Discovery. No other reme
dy can take Its place in our borne, as in
It w bave a Certain and sore cure for
Oongba, Colds, Whooping Cough, ate
It is idle) to experiment with atber feme
dies, even if tbey sre urged oo you a
Jnst aa good aa Dr. King's New Discov
ery, They are not aa g'od, because tbia
remedy baa a record of cores aud beside
is guaranteed. II never fail to eelUfy.
Trial bottle free at Conser & Brock's
drag store.
Bob Means, a well koowa sporting
man of Pendleton, e brother ol eg Mar-
ehal Means, died toddeolr at Fsodltton
on laat Friday. !)eoaeed bad, noforta
Detety, ajotraoted fie morphine bebtt,
and bad recently taken the "eare." Tbe
eiaot cease of bis death is nnknowo
but tnut bav been tha reeult ot heart
fallore, caused by long eonliutied disei
pation.
Karl's Clover Root T ia a pleasant
laxative. Regulate tba bowels, purine
tha blood. Clear lb completion. Easy
to make and pleasant to take. 23 ctl.
Issao Ennee' little girl ia reported sick.
Joe Eskelson was in town on last
Wednesday. ,
Bob Uynd baa returned from e brief
visit to Portland.
What ia Hop OoldT Beet beer on
earth. He ad. elsewhere.
W. B. Kind! ay wss np from his rsacb
near Galloway on Friday of laat week.
Licblentbal A Co, for shoe. Exclusive
shoe store. Handle tba beat. 83tt
Fin home-made taffy at tbe Orange
Front. A oleao, frceu stuck ot good
leave yoar orders, tf.
J. T. Ceo I wU ia back from tha mine
of Ureal county where be haa been for
tb past euminer, lie ii fairly well
pleased with hia summer's work.
Come Io tba Oaaelt offloe and gel e
decent lot of envelop printed.
Government envelope look cheap, and
beside yon cannot get your bosinee
eard priotad tbereoo. tf
Uco, Noble, jr., dropped into town
from McKlooey ereek on Friday ot last
eek and waa congratulated generally
bf bia old friend epon bis venture into
the matrimonial world. George aaw the
point and treated.
. Ladiee, tak tb beet, It yott are
troubled with constipation, sallow akin,
aad e tired fueling, take Karl' Clover
tsa, it i pleaaaot to take. Hold by
Uoaeer A tlrock. y
Eraaal piper baa 'ii tons of rye ksy
for sal. This hay Is In tb stack, oo
half Ball east ot tb Forks ot Hand
Hollow. Residence, ,9 mile east of
Islington, mi-m
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