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FIFTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DEC. 14. 1897.
NO. 605
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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Sunday arriving at Heppner Junction 1205 a. m,
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p. m. and arrives at Heppner Junction 7:60 p. m.
and Umaiilla 8:60 p. m.
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at Umatilla 6:00 a m. and Heppner Junction 7:00
.m. and arrives at Portland 12:50 a. m.
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arrives at Heppner Junction 8:25 a. m. and at
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arrives at eppner Junction 12:25 a. m. and at
Portland 7 :2C a.m. . .
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Agent O. R N., Heppner. Ore.
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FIRST Go via. St. Paul be
cause the lines to that point will
afford you the very best service.
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beyond St.. Paul reads .via. the
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all the trans-continental, lines en
tering the Union Depot there, and
its service is nrst-class in every
particular.
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on your neighbor and friend the
nearest ticket agent and ask for a
ticket reading via. the Wisconsin
Central lines, or address
.(Formerly the GRAND CENTRAL.)
HEPPNER, OREGON.
MRS. L. SMALL, Manager.
Now Open. New Methods. New. Manage
ment Strictly First Class.
Rates, $1.00 Per Day ... and Upwards;
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OB MONTH.
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OPTICXAZi 33IXi3ECTOI5T.
i
United States Officials.
Piesident. . . . William McKinley
Vice-President. Garret A. Hobart
Secretary of Btate John Sherman
cworetaryof Treasury ...Lyman J. Wage
Secretary of interior Cornelius N. Bliss
Secretary of War Russell . Alger
Secretary of Navy John D. Long
Postmaster-General James A. Uary
Attorney-General Joseph McKenna
Beoretary f Agriculture James Wilson
Btate of Oregon.
Unvarnur W. P. Lord
Secretary of Btate
Treasurer
Bnpt. Publio instruction
Attorney General
Senators ,
r
Congressmen
Printer
Supreme Judges.
Sixth Jadlolal District.
Cirou.it Judge...... ....... Stephen
Proseouting Attorney H
Morrow Connty Officials.
Joint Senator... ...
Representative. '.
Connty Judge
' Commiseionere....
'. J. W. Beckett.
" Clerk
Bheriff
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" Surveyor
Hchool Sup't
" Coroner
H. K. Kinoaid
....Phil. Metsohan
G. M. Irwin
.CM. ldleman
W, MoBride
H. Mitchell
;er Hermann
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B. 4 I
Q., C. M. & St. P., C. & A., V. Kt. w. dt U.,
and the C. St. L. & P. Railroads.
HATICH a.oo PER I3A.Y
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.,
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Gilliam, Arthur Minor, E. J. Blocum, at
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Uarshal
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KAWUN8 POM, NO. IL
G.A. R.
Or., tha last Baturday
eeh month. All veteraas are 'nvitea tn h.m.
O. W. Smith. CO. FrOA.
Adjutant, tf
of
Commander,
Dr. P. B. McSw'ords
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Office fa the Ciy , Drag . Store, near
City Hotel. "
D. J. McFaul, M. D
HEPPNER, OREGON.
flffinahnnra. 8 to 10 a. m.. and 12 to
l n m at residence. W. A. Kirk'e prop
erty, rait of M. E chores, Sooth, end 10
to VI, a. ta , to i to 0 p. m., as owoa
the rear ot Borg'e jewelry store.
Brown & Redfield
Attorney! at Law,
nniM in tha First Natiooal Bank
tba Firal Natiooal
Baildiog.
fjirrma, : : Obsoqw.
If
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Justice of the Peace
and City Recorder.
arriet av
council CMAMiiae
(tells and buys real estate, rents hniiM. pay
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HOW TO FIND OCT.
Fill a bottle or common glaea with
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Bedimeot or settling indicates an on
healthy condition of the kidneys. When
urine stains linen it is evidence of kid
ney trouble. Too frequent desire to an
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are oot of order.
WHAT TO DO.
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amp ta n ann mil a lan ear
Renar, Mike, Heppner, .-Horsaa bfanded
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Some Little Reminders Una Up by an Ex
change. It Makes a Difference Whose Ox,
Etc.
The Oregonian is fathering one of
these "moral wave" spasms just, now,
Bat will appeal from Phillip drank to
Phillip sober that is, from the Oregon
ian as a newspapsr to the Oregonian aa
a mortgaged organ, saya the Portland
Tribune.
On June 16, 1891, after a city eleotion
in which the Oregonian'a present bosom
friend aod political partner, Mr. Simon,
was playing bis little "sore thing" gams,
just the same as he is now, it aaid edi
torialy:
It was not a call to arma, but a flood
ot ballots, and tba result marks the end
of tnnnloipal misrule and the defeat ot
bossism the sack, insolent policemen and
noodinm nretnen.
Understand, this wen when Mr. 81
mo a bad been complete aod absolute
"lord of this city," bat when be had not
yet "arranged" for tha Oregonian to
stand in" with bim. The eame editor
ial in tba Oregonian oontiuuee:
It wss a contest of. deoeooy and hon
esty against boodle sod the alums; and
nonesiy ana aeoenoy won.
This is literally and historically trus.
The present friends, agents , supporters
and politioal allies and partners of the
Oregonisn were beaten on thatocoasion
Sinoe that the Oregonian baa aold out to
tnem;iney Dave naa too alioog a
pnll;" it wants its chief proprietor and
silent partner to be seated in the senate.
Bat ws will prooeed to convict this
newspaper villain out of its own mouth.
It ooctiones:
The consolidation ticket bad to oon
test against the republican ring, which
has summoned to its aid all tha dlsrepn
table elements ot tba oity.
Now this is tha same old republican
ring that now ones "reform;" aod the
Oregonian, oo its own testimony, is tbs
mouthpiece today of thieves, liars, and
boodwickers.
Tbs Oregnoian, when it bad tba boo
est or blackmailing spasm, eonlinoed:
Tbs ring stroniclioM was tha sack.
which contained about 1 15,000, aod was
distributed with a liberal hand. Voles
were bought right and left, not by tbs
manipulators of the ruaobioe, hut by the
Hirelings and tln-norn gamblers, va
irranla and Invera of prostitutes, npoo
bom tha polios lev) blackmail Sf'A days
ta tha year, aod utilise tba polls lbs
other dsy.
This wss tha virtuous Oregoolao,
cberanterlng the vrrr same, identical
exact "crowd" which il la now so xel
ocaly and virtuoosly sopporttng, aod
trying to foist opon a patient public.
Tbey are ila pets and political friends
and partnera as "reformers I" .
Oat of yoorown month; ttuu wblted
sepulober, will we show tha pablio thy
been!
Borne Leaves From the . History of the Past
Discovered by aa Exchange.
The last number of the Long Creek
Eagle tells ot a brntal assnnlt oommitted
recently, near Monument, Grnnt oounty,
by a sheepberder, whom the Eagle
names Jack Donald, on a Chinaman who
was herding on an adjoining range.
Donald, who has been arrested to await
the result of the Chinaman's injuries, is
desoribed by the Eagle as a man of
vicious, brutal appearance, about 60
years of age, of Irish descent and one
who had served a term in the penitent
iary tor shooting a man in Prineville.
Nobody here remembers a man who
answers the Eagle's description in fall,
says the Prineville Journal. But Prine
ville, several years ago bad the destine
tion ot being acquainted with one Jack
MoDonald, whoBe age, and personal ap
pearanoe answers tbe Eagle's descrip
tion very-. well. But be was not sent
from here, to tba penitentiary, although
be probably , should , have been. He
fired a pistol at tbe oily marshal, O.
M. Charlton, as that officer was con
ducting bim a prisoner to tbe oooler.
No damage was done and Jaok's claim
that tbe pistol went off by accident was
allowed. But Ireland has enough sins
to answer for without that of giving
birth to Jack MoDonald. For, alas, that
il should be said, Jack drew his first
breath in the Laud o' Cakes, and bis
social standing in Crook oounty will be
understood when it is said that be was
a member ot tbe "Four Hundred" of
which the ..late, , departed, detune ted
Bendy Fiodlsysoa was tbe .Ward Mc
Alister. There is no doubt that the
Jaok McDonald who shot, tbs Prineville
marshal is tha Jaok ' MoDonald who has
half-killed the Grant oounty Chinaman.
Sinoe tbe above , was written we learn
that MoDonald baa been bound over in
the sum of $2,000 and tailing to aeon ra
bonds is oonflned in the Canyon City
jail. Tbe doctoc aays tba Chinaman
oannot live. ,
PS.
ill
POWDER
Absolutely Pura
GRANT COUNTY MATTERS.
From the Eaule.
The Baker-Canyon Telephone oom-
pany now has tbe long-distanoe line
between: Baker Oily and tbe Grant
oounty towns in working order.
, Mrs. Ida E. Pieison, of Susanville, be
came insane a week ago on last Satur
day and walked into Long Creek almost
barefooted, armed with a case knife and
a rook. Her hallucination is that she
U about to be killed by ber husband.
Last Mondsy Bert Eeeney, of this -city,
prooured a license from County
Plerk Powell to marry . Miss Maggie
Wolob, the daughter , ot Mrs. Ella
Hughes, ot this place, aud returned here
Tuesday. Relatives of Miss Welch were
notified of the procuring ot the lioense,
and being opposed to the marriage, on
Mr, Keeney's arrival, he was induoed by
them to give up the license, bat the fol
lowing morning tbey were returned to
bim on the departure of Miss Welch tor
Baker City, aocompanied by ber brother
and T. P. Williams. They went by way
of Susanvillp, intending to spend tha
night at that plaoe. . Mr. Eeeney left
some time during tbe day tor tbe same
plaoe, and whether or hot be and Miss
Welob will saooeed in getting married
at that plaoe, is a matter ot ooojeotura
here.
IN NEW QUARTERS
WILLI 8 8TKWAHT,
Tbs olJ reliable liver atabld man of llVppoer, Lai movoj into the
I ISO FRONT WTiVIiryK
Jnat North of tba Osteite ofQoa, wbars be woqlj be
pleased to te all hia old (needs aod make sw ooea.
HE HAS BALED HAY tVR HALE ASD
HTALLH TO LET AT KEASQXADLt BATES,
Miaor, Oaa, neppe rr tiu, O ea
rieMhJp; koraa H oa Hwt eaoolder.
nrm, M. N, Heppa. Or.-H'ma, M )
ea ten eexmbtai eauie eaossoa anus,
nahnra, J. W., Dxaalea. Or.t hoeaae O a lef
ekoalderi eaitla ana a r)at kip.
paHuw a Wlsasiia. Heniataa.Or.- Ban IT oa
left aboaldar.
Pipe, i. H , Letlnatna. Or.H
ewad fMiWt anliWi eeU2a,aa
Muta. btl I. MoS mmr.
Hwtur, t. W , ltppaaf, Oo -Hafaaa. JO aa
(Ilia, Oea rVMklt
: Remrorr Willis wbae
Hilly Uordoe,
yuo come to tow a. Old
staad formerly ooenptad by
Ueppoer, Oron.
What Dr. A- K. Halter Says.
Boffalo, n. x. Uents: From my
personal knowledge, gained in observing
tbe effeot ot your Sbiloh's Cure In oases
ot advanced oonsnmption, I am prepared
to say it is tbe most remarkable remedy
tbat has ever been brought to my atten
tion. It hat certainly aavsd many from
consumption. Sold by Oonser & Brook,
PHEda COMMENT.
Hope Abandoned.
"For 15 yeara I suffered with oatarrh
and indigestion and my whole system
was broken down. I almost abandoned
hope of reoovery. I took Hood's Ssrsa
parillaaod its efleots were, marvelous.
I am now able to sleep well, have a good
appetite and bava gained iu weight."
James Wilder, Oroville, Washington.
Hood's Pills aot easily and promptly
Ion tbe liver and bowels. Cure sick
beadaobe,
For tbe first time in tbe history of tbe
Oregon Prrss Association il will bold a
meeting outside tbe boundaries of this
state, when it will oonveos neit year at
Spokane, in connection with the Press
Associations of Washington, Idaho and
British Columbia. The Press Aisooia-
lioo embraoes all classes and kinds of
periodicals of reputable character, and
wa were much pleased when lbs decision
aa reaobed to go to Spokane, We hope
tbat a large delegation will attend so
tbat the nvmbere from all the states
Dd From Obesity,
Word osme to Ibis office yesterday
stating tbat Mr. Walker, who is known
as "tbs Morrow county tat boy," bad
died early that morula. He was a ion
of A. U Walker, ot Eight Mile, and
though not mors than five test tall
weighed about 400 pounds. Although
Mr. Walker bad taken a great many
anti-fat remedies, be was not auooessful
in reducing bis flesh. On the contrary,
be grew flesbisr, aod ot late this burden
ay get better acquainted with oh of flesh has been Impeding tbe eotion of
. 1 .1 . L
cner, nave a goou time, ana epeaa
softer, it after tbat event they should be
called upon to abuaa each other in print.
Tbe sentinel baa not muob in common
witb tba association, eioept membership,
but does possess a large fund ot good
wishes for tba welfare, oot only of the
Oregon association, bat also tor all its
sister bodies. Medical Sentinel.
vital organs and lifs became a burden.
Ilia death wsa not unexpected.
The 6urprlse of All.
Mr. James Jones of the drug firm of
Jones A 8on,Cowder., III., In speaking
ot Dr. Kiog's New Discovery, says tbat
laat winter his wife was attacked witb
la grippe, and ber case grew so serious
tbat physicians at Cowdeo and Pan a
oould do nothing (or ber. It seemed to
develop ioto hasty consumption. Hsv
Ing Dr. King's New Discovery in store,
aod telling lota of it, be took m bottle
bwe, and to tbe surprise of all aba oa
ga o get better from first does, and
halt , doiea dollar bottles cured ber
sound and well. Dr. King's New Die
eovery for consumption, coughs and
oolils is guaranteed to do this good
work. Try. it. Frse trial b)ttls at
Oooaer k Brock's drag store.
Dou't be persasded into buying lini
ments without reputation or merit
Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs no more,
and its merits have been proven by a
test of many years, fiach letters ss the
following, from L. Q. Bagloy, Hoeneme,
Cel., are constantly being received: "The
beat remedy for pain I have ever used is
Chamberlain's Palo Balm, and I tay so
after having used it in my family for
several years." It enree rheumatism.
lams baok, spralua and swellings. For
sale by Consor k Brook.
Free fills.
Hand your eddrasa to 11 . E Bucklea
A Ok, Cbieago, aod C free earn pis
boi of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial
will eoovlooe yon tf their mar) la. These
pills ars easy in aolioa and are p-rtioo-
larly effective la the sure of coestlpa
tloo aad aick headache. For malaria
aod liver troubles they bava been proved
invaluable. They are giarantesd ! be
perfeetlr free from every deleterious
snbelaoee and to ba partly vgetebls.
They do aot weaken by tbelr aotlon, bnt
by giving tone It stomach and bowels
greatly Invigorate tba eyetarn, IUgolar
site Z'x) par boi, Hold by Goostr A
Brock, druggists.
Jas. Curran, who Is In (be employ ef
Carty A Kilkenny, oame In Saturday to
meat bis tlster, Mrs, II Farley, of Chi
eago, who bad arrived on tbe train that
morning. Mrs. Farley bee bean making
bar borne (or a brief period with ber
brother, a Catholic divine, of Iowa.
Kxpreasloa ef Thanks.
At a regolar meeting ot tba Deppner
Lodge, No. 8M, B. P. O. E , held on las
evening at tbsir ball in Hepposr, oa
motion a vote of tbankl was si landed ta
the Isdira who assisted Id tha memorial
services, to llro. O. W. I'belps, of Css
cade Lodge, ot Tbe Dallas, for bis sin.
quant addreas, and to llev, 0. It.
Howard (or his offer of services wbiob
eoold not be rendered owing to oneroid-
able absenoe, and tbat same be pub
lished in Ueppnsr Osteite,
After bearing soma friends oootinaally
prsiaiug Chamberlains Cullo, Cholera
and IXarrhoaa Remedy, Curtis Fleok.of
Aaaheim. Cel., porrhaead a bottle ol It
for bis owe naa and Is now aa eotboslee
1st over ila wonder ful work as aoyoee
ean be, Tbe '2ft aod 50 eeol aisae for
sale ly Coaeer A Brook.
FRANK Roe roe
i. i. noiroTi
ta U X!L I
trrt . K. O. HappM. Or. f attle W V,
left bim e.p of 'i.iit aM etwWrlnt la left
anim km .us w C loMwablM.
I TnM K. W Mapiwar Or, WmaU aapUal T
r ft ttMM. km
wih apftt la buie
WettaalaaraMr. W. 1.. GSUmr, tH.i W
onarwr etrri jW oa raht etv.at.lari wim
Rogers & Roberts,
-Cuntractori toJ UoiMnrt.
zf: Plans and Estimates Given on Snort Notice.
Tbe Osteite will
agge or better ea sobaeriptton aeroaaia.
Aoy oae awing Ible effieeeaa a-ttle Ibair
AI! Kinds of Repair Work Dune
' , fir "4 b.ia ta Mt aw. Marga ta Mrvw aa4
JO tora to f 3t t) j, I et.i-tfiMn
OFFICE HOURS-Day and Night Leave tour orders "Anr 014.
llace ao'I Ko& or im will 2ct cm. o o o o o 0 c
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A teller from A. W. i'atleraoo, wbo Is
at prewent atlandlag Oil am hi a Law Col
legs, at WeeUa-ton, D O , elates thai
bs is pmgraaalag nisely al that school.
la tha Jiki if el aaa amleat for iiffleera,
Alvsh was rt(-)a vU-e president, and
alsi bad I be hoaor ol aaming the ane-
easfal eaptrsat tut preaidaat. lie will
speod bis vaeatMifl in Oragoa -his bona.
Joba Edwards osme erlppliog Into
town Batardsy, considerably tbe woras
(or wear. Inquiry revsslad the (art tbat
John bad bead Aori dt tombnt Ut tbs
nasi tbre weeks, bsviog fallen soma
thirteeo feet off u( John Barker l bare,
oa l! utter ereek. badly tnjoripg bis left
foot ia wbiob be thinks soma bonaa ware
broken. Saturday was Lie first trip out.
Ktop ibateoagbt Take warning. It
nay lead to eHonplia. A 25o bt.t
lis of HI. lob's Onra may save I par life
rV,!4 by Bruek. i
Hbilob's Coosamptloa Cnre euros
ibare others (ail. II ia tbe , lea ling
Oongh Care, end bo boms aboald be
nl bout It. rleeeetil to take aod goea
riabl to tbe IPoU Bo 11 by Uotiir A
fcroek.
Bvervbady Says Bo.
Casoareu Candr CaUiarllc, tha most woo
6rf ul lUiKiU-al ilinxiverv of Hie se, pleas
ant and refrxshinff to tba taaia, a- t trently
and poslUvrly on kUliieye, liver and bowels,
cli-anains- Ilia entire svsU-m, dlsiel e"lle,
cure linailaolie, fever, habitual ronatlatloa
and biilousnma. I'ifaaa boy and try a bos
ef U. C. tJ. Wwlavt 10, St., IW centa. bold and
g iarauKx'U to curs by ail lining taia.
Jm. Laabey is tba owner of aa eioel-
tent ledge ia the Oreeobnrn section
which be calls tbe "Irish Uoho." Tbe
ledge ia V (est ia width, all free mill
log ore end aaa ays well, one goiog as
bigb as 1375 per too, This la not tbe
avsraga, however, bnt tbe ore looks
good enongb oo top to pay well from
the grassroots.
Miss A lla liogbee, Norfolk, Va,, waa
frightfully boroed oa the fees and neck.
Fain waa Instantly relieved by DeWill's
Witcb listal salve, wbiob healed tbe in
jury without learlog a soar. Ills tbe
fstuoos pile remedy, Coosm k Brock.
J. W. sJa.wttl, representing Christy
A Wiss'i llsyward Sheep Dip, ie la
town, having arrived yeatarday front bis
borne ia Laksvisw by stags. Mr. M
ffll al rtu.ia a few 4yfft