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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DEC. 21, 1897.
NO. 607
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United Btatei Officials.
Pmaidant William McKinley
Vice-President....- Garret A. Hobart
Hanratannf Htata John Sherman
aeo rotary of Treasury Lyman J, Gage
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Manralur nf War HnSHell A. Alger
Beoretary of Navy .John D. Long I
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Attorney-General Joseph MoKenna
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lowing use of liquor, wine or beer, and
overoomes that unpleasant necessity of
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CHIOJLaO, XliXi.
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Balls and buvs real atU'e. rents honare, pays
toses. do conveyancing and will wrve you In
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IN NEW QUARTERS
WILLISBTfiWAKT.
Tbe old reliable liter table man of Heppner, baa moved into tbe
' KED FRONT HXVTlIvIS
Just North ef the Oaatte fffloe, where be would be
pleased to see all tie old frieade aod nake tew ones.
gold." Labor baa not suffered from tbe
single gold standard, but has increased
ia opportunity tea told. Tberepublioao
party has saved tbe oouotry more tban
once In twenty-four years. Peace and
pientr abided with us. Then came
Demooraoy with her poverty and patohea.
When sbe had full away sbe showed aa of
old ber total waot of capaoity to rule
In ber blindness sbe strikes a death
blow at tbe borne and family interests
through her free raw material. ' Olve
tbe producer a price for bis product
then all men are equal,
, Proteotioo is strictly Amerioan. By
It we Ret a high class of citizenship,
wages, etc Uuder free trade oar wages
were out In two; from $10 per mouth to
20. We are baok to (30, with pros
peots good for more, Tbe pookets of
our best citizens were emptied by this
monster, aod, like stook on the range,
tbe "Stuffed Fropbet" branded tbe peo
ple with patches. When through with
tbissway of power, betook himself away
to Buzzard bay.
In tbe name of Ood, may be there for
ever stay.
New Demooracy tried to take the
-I., .i .. ...i.iw.. ir... .ii"
is their ory but silver had to die.
Webster on mooey says, "Money is
rated by its bullion value." Tbis would
oertainlr mean a oheaper dollar. Tbia
onght to ooodimo tbe plan. Certainly
silver is dead, jael as dead as Napoleon,
L "Now they cry effereon, lam sim
plicity." In Jeff's time a man who cut
or o red died a tea acre lot of wheat, bad
two pigs aod a oow, we. prosperous
sitremely ao. There waa little or no
oommeroe and a statesman's duty was
light, com pared with oar times. I had
some ef the sweets of simplicity. My
wardrobe until I was fourteen years of
age ooosiated of a single tow ablrt. I
ate corn bread seven days in tba week
Haoday morning, mother Ood bless
ber gave as wheat bisouita for break
fast.
gome of oar beet eitiaeos on tbe money
question are populists. I aa sure If
times keep good Ibey will yet eome
home to tbe republican party, tbe suo-
eeeafal manager of tbia nation'! affairs.
What a delnawo is government owner
eblp of railroads, telegraph and tele
phone lioee! Incladiag postoflloea, It
would teke two million of employee
A party one In, alwaye in. Besides it
woold onel a fabulous amoaol of money,
bleb would mean more debt, more
bonds. Men, tbiok over this matter,
and wLlle people throughout Ibeetatis
are lifting debt by the million dollars,
let's follow cloe apnn the heel of good
Iblng. To be a
Bills Now Before Committees of Congress
Attract much Attention.
The Chicago Reoord's postal savings
bank bill was introduced in the bouse of
representatives on the opening day of
the congressional session by Represen
tative Lorimer, the Chicago member of
the bouse committee on postoffioes and
poatroade. Tbe bill was referred at once
to the post offloe oommittee, eocording
to tbe usual custom. It was introduced
in the senate a day or two later by Sen
ator Mason, who is a member of the
senate posk-ffloe oommittee. It is upon
these committees that attention must
oenter for the preeent of those interested
in the passage of a law for tbe establish
ment of tbe poetal savings-bank system.
Tbe earnest agitation among tbe people
hag foroed upon all tbe members of
congress consideration of tbis snbjeot,
with tbe result that it is diaoussed in
Washington to an extent that it never
has been before. The chairman of tbe
boose committee ia an opponent of the
postal bank idea, but other leading mem
bers are friendly to tbe plan. Tbe first
and, indeed, tbe severest test of strength,
therefore, must come in the poetofBoe
oommittee. If a postal savings bank
bill is reported favorably by that oom
mittee and brought to a vote in tbe
boaee, there can be bat little doubt of
the oatoome oa the floor. Fortunately,
as the -result of popular agitation, and
beoaose of tbe aggressive spirit which
tbe friends of tbe measure in oongress
are manifesting, the subject is one that
oannot be ignored or pigeonholed. Never
before has tbe number of members ac
tively interested in tbe euooess of this
projeot been so great.
Sentiment in favor of postal savings
banks seems to be even stronger in tbe
the senate tban among the members of
tbe bouse. It ia expected that a bill will
be reported from tbe senate committee
without great difficulty, with tbe obanoee
good for its paeeage through tbe senate
Tbe more that members of congress,
and especially of the postoffloe commit
tees, can be made to feel Individually
tbe deep interest of tbe publio in tbis
matter, tbe mora likely will tbey be to
take early aotlon looking to tba estab
lishment of tbe postal 'aavlogs bank
system. Chicago Reoord.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE.
Kvervbody Bays Bo.
riMcareta Handy Cathartic, the most won-
deiful meuloal discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing, to tne taste, act genuy
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
clnanaliiir tha entire system, dispel colds,
cure hoadaolie, lever, nuoiiuui consunauon
and biliousness. I'lease Duy ana try a dm
of O. C. G. to-dnv. II). a.v !H) cent, bold
guaranteed to cure ny an uruggisw,
Tbe following resolutions were adopted
by Heppner Lodge No. 69. A. F. & A. M.
at their meeting, December 18th:
Whkbeab, Ii has pleased tbe Grand
Architect of the universe to take from
our midst our beloved brother. W. J.
Leezer, and
Whereas, in bis demise the lodge
losea a worthy member, the craftsmen a
worthy brother and bis family a loving
husband and father, be it -
Reiolved, That we deeply deplore bis
loss ; that we extend to bis wife and
obildren our sympathy in their bereave
ment; that the lodge be draped in
mourning tor thirty days and a oopy of
these resolutions be presented to tbe be
reaved family, a oopy to tbe Heppner
papers and spread upon the minutes of
tbe lodge. . .
Ed U. Bishop,
Geo. Consib,
T. W. Ayerb.
At tbe same meeting, resolutions were
also adopted as follows: '
Whebbab, It has pleased Almighty
God to take from oar terrestial to his
celestial lodge above our beloved
brother, A, B. Florenc, and
Wuereas, Tbis lodge baa lost a
worthy brother, tha community a good
oilizen aod bis family a kind husband
and father,
Resolved, That tbe heartfelt sympathy
of tbia lodge be ex tended to bis family
in tbelr sflliotloo; that a copy of these
reeolutioos be transmitted to tbe family
of tbe deceased brother and to each ot
tbe newspapers of Heppner, and be
spread upon the minutes ot this lodge.
T. W. Ayskb,
Ed R. BisHor,
Geo Conbeb.
old and
SNAP SHOTS.
From the Portland Tribe no.
Tbe Roaebnrg Review (Jem.) alludes
to Chairman Touog and his associates
aa "Hsona populists." This may not
be true, bat it Is wortb a smile, anyway,
Talking about reformers well go and
see "Senator" Uorbett ana Honorable
Jonathan Boorne.
If President Dole ia able to oetob
Speaker Heed's e) e during this session,
we rosy say How ah ye? to a new sum
mer sister.
Better than Klondike Gold
Is health and strength gained by taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla,' the great blood
purifier. It fortifies tbe whole system
end gives you euoh strength that nerv
ous troubles cease, aod work wbioh
seemed wearing and laborious, becomes
easy and is cheerfully performed. It bas
done tbis for others, it will for yon.
Hood's Pilla are tbe beet family cathar
tic end liver tonic Gentle, reliable, sure.
BRIEF MENTION.
Dou't be persaaded into buying lini
ments without repotation or merit
Chamberlain's Tain Balm costs no more,
and its merits have been proven by a
test of many years. Such letters aa tbe
following, from L. G. Bagloy, Hueoeme,
Cel., are constantly being received: "The
lies I remedy tor pain I have ever need Is
Chamberlain's Tain Balm, and I say ao
after having need it in my family for
several years." It cores rheumatism,
lams baok, a oral us and swelling. For
sal by Conser k Brook.
FHEriH COMMENT.
Evidently Mr. Corbett will not be
given that senatorial eeat for a holiday
present. Portland Tribune.
Would be Senator Gorbeit mast sit
ob tba ragged edge for awhile yet, a bis
eia bas beta postponed uotil after tbe
holidays. Baker Republican.
Tbia latest Haa Fraoolsco marder ia
oae that frenzy or diabolism might per
petrata in aoy lend or time. Ia tbe
beppy. proeueroae Deo- treatment of it In tbe press and by the
OF HEPPNER
C.A.RHEA,
T. A. RHCA,
ace. w. coNtcft.
b. w. srtNCCN.
Veeleent
Vie Preeiaent
- Cashier
Aaa't Caehler
Trtsarii I Central BuIid; Bweca
nafct aad Mllt la toft ear
Ranar. Mik. Reppner. Or. Htir.es branded
1ST aa tort hie aautosamaa4 enit) ot tor)
eart aavtor Mop oa u right
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Land t oatort atvaihtori rtiie am oa Irft MUO miff liungu't, JlrtCKK, J mini atiU iyVldlC llOTtrt
bin. sratUe over right eye. Urn .lite ia right I
Remerobar Willi wbea yut) com ta Iowa. Uld stead formerly eeenpiad
Billy Gordon, Heppner, OreioB.
M Da
Miar, nana, riappaae nr. 4 attla,
right hipi bursa M oa tof t anoaida.
Mnraaa. ). N- Happnar. Or. Koreas, M )
aa ton eaoaMSM eawie m oa aan aia.
IVriTT A "N.T T 7 I Omtmtm. J. W Dnogla. Or.t horaat O aa tof
.IljV. V AJlXJk. -UN VJT -IJJ aitolatttoa-.aarlgl.thip.
Parker a UtoaM. Henlman.Uv. Hones ire
HE HAS HALED HAY EOH SALE AND
STALLS TO LET A 7V EASOSABLE HATES.
by
Ft) AM ROeCRS
I all parts ot the world-
Bought and Sold.
Coltartlnns aud on all point on
raaannebl Term.
urplo and undivided Proflia. iH.OOO UQ.
-S. it ,
a tof hip. I
10 at
Tb Oaaett will lake potatoaa, tple,
fga or batter oa saberiptk aeroanta.
Aoy oee ewing this cfSoacan aaltU their
eceoaote la this mar J esa'l do it
too anew to " a.
tort
Ptoar. i ll., Islngtna. Or. -H.
Mmal at, toft WHiol'Uri aula, aaa
aaW a.1 la aao mr.
u . , ii r. u
ii"" . . ' -t'i " -. . -tort
eboaktor. Cattle. O aa light hia.
I
MfMrry. If. O. Ripaar. Or. - CaUl W t'
toft hin. emei aff rl.l an-f 4rtit In toft year.
lav auraa w t aa ton animl.tar.
n"lJi. J. A- Uapaaar Or-H irsai,
tot ahnalaWri awtto. I ua toft aaaalitor.
Taraar H. W. Uxvaar Ov. Hotaii eapMal T
toft atoialaar. turi m eaiil aaiae aa toft hip
vita aolit ia auk
VattaaUtraar, W. ., riaJinvar. Or.) hnraas
ananar nrrm I w na ri.i,t mmutr
qaanar nr.to J W aa nu hip aa4 nM a-1
t m.a an4 W-a is toll ami. hara as BWrivw aaa
banbil
Rogers & Roberts,
Contractore tod Baildere.-
z Plans and Estimates Given on Snort Notice.
All Kinds of Repair Work Dune
I. i. hot CRTS I look, If your sloruarh b disordered yoa
have dyepeptio m.k; If your kidney
be sff-etod, yon bare a plohl look
Harare good licallh, auj yoa will surely
have fxiil liMik. "Kl.otrie Biit.r" I
a go! alieraativ aad toeio. Act dl
rarity on the elomai h, liver aed kidneys
CnriSre lb
bloleba aod
entnplrllnn, Kvary tx'ttl gnaraataad.
Hold by HI-"om Drag Co , K. J. rlloeaui,
maoagrr. W eaeie par bottle.
pabllo and tbe eourla, tbe eommailty
caDdaUced by it will be Judged. Home
bettor reemd shoo id be made for dignity,
self restraint and orderly jastloe tbso
tbe Iliirraot ease bae give as. Ore
gon I ao .
Tba Portland chamber of osminerr
ba pellllnd eoagreas regarding tba
bulldiog of tba Nioaragaa eanal but not
a word bas It to say for "aa open river."
Tl I Is Dot anrprisieg, hot tbe act loo of
the Astoria ehambar of comtnaro is, a
It also la, slUot emoerning "aa open
river" whirb would aeaomplieb more for
Astoria than one mill km "boom article''
ia KasUra pir daeenbing and calling
attention to Astoria's tutor grina
Kl Orrgooiea.
Kpeaker IU4 will oe ble power le
I.IimmI. erne piojpla, I the bona to prevent tbe senate from
bull, and give a cod twelliei ai-proprUtloa Mlla and other-
ia wasting lb paopl's moeey, Gied
fo( Ciar 1W1.-E.O.
pie, with liberty aad freedom, we meet
...14 J-k ..4 !.,). Ik. al I
avvij uvu., Villi wuii. iu. umi
ia going by, oo which ta psiolsd in big
letters "Prosperity," give a good Iblng
pesb. Hbove bar along.
Uarrab for Mt Klolry and g'od lime.
1. li. (ilLk.
Uioloo Creek, Or , Dee. 15, T7.
He le Leek Cee.
Oool look are really more tbao skin
deep, d'paftdlbf entirely no a bealthy
ood It In a of all I he vital org -pa. If the
liver be Uadlva, ynq bave a billion
OFFICE H0URSI)ay and Night Leave your orders "Any 011
liace anJ Kntr, or Jim will cct em. oooouoo
Asy oe daaning to bnllJ eltbar e
koue or bare will Disk rootisy by eall
lag ea Ibe Ossett effl. 67if
Hlop Ibal eoogbl Tk warning. It
oiay lead to eonaoaBplkia. A but
llorHbilobGarw assy save tour lif
I Hgd by Cuer k ktrvek.
J.J. MoGee waa in from Hardman
over Sunday.
Ranous is still oa the turf doing a lit
tle carpenter business. ' tf
"Doole" Billi Gilliam, of Rhea orerk,
til in town yesterday.
Submit 'your plana to Ranous before
giving out your oontraot. tf
Henry Padberg waa op from Lexing
ton yesterday on busineee.
Harrison Commings was down from
Hardmao oo last Saturday.
To trade A good beatiog stove, for
cord wood. Call at offloe. tf.
J. C. Thomson was up from bis ranob
near Lexington on Betarday last.
Baths down at tbe Jo nee' barber shop,
23 oente. OrvilleJonra manager, tt
A. J. Cook aod wife were io from
Little Butter creek last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. 2 ielh Hoiieer, of Pendleloo, who
baa bee a seriously ill for some week, is
reported eorne better.
L. W. Roberts arrived from Walla
Walla on last Sunday, representing bis
msrlle work at Ibal place.
It. M. Turner, ooa of the substantial
ranchers of the Hand Hollow eection,
waa a visitor to Heppner Saturday.
J. P. Ilayden, one of the olj guard io
the line of drummer, waa io town Sat
urday, doing a little business as nual.
Rev. F. P. Gieen maJe a special trip
to the mountain yeiterday to bring
dowo evergreen for Hcppoar's Cbrist
ma display.
Ella Friend oontemplalr goiuglotb
Klondike In tb spring. No doubt Mor.
row eonoly will aad e nomler of golJ.
aeekf to that region,
R. Air lander, who la below at preeent,
I a red-hol candidate for elata traea
orer. Well, Alec i a good fellow, ana
tbe Osteite would like to eee bun wia it,
Karl's Clover Hoot Tea, fir CoMtipa
tioo It's tb brsl ami if after oaiog II
you diiti'l aay so, reluro parkag aod
get yoar money. Hold by Oonssr k
Brock. I
John EJ arils was in front bis Hod
llullow ranob Saturday. U I teoover
iuf yry aloaly from tb lejurie be re
oelvsd reeeally by falling off bo us oa
wbicb be was working.
MiieAllie liogbee, Norfolk, Va., wa
frightfully baraed no the fee aud oeck.
Cain we Instantly relieved by DaWitl'g
Wltoh 1111 ul, wbiob healed lb In
jury without leaviug a aeaf. It le tb
(snoot ptl rsaiiJ. Cotf Break.
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