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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEB. 4, 1898.
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United States Officials.
President William McKinlev
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Seoretarrof State John Bherman
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nized by many when they have been
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Salem Statesman.
Great is reform I Tbe populist state
printing offloe has been oondemoed by
tbe typographical anions of Taooma and
Seattle. Tbe Taooma Bun, a populist
sheet, is onlv paying. $150 per day for
printers, while tbe union eoale is 82 50.
Senator Turner is the real owner of tbe
San. He was eleoted by the reform
foroes, is a millionaire, and a man with
a heavy income, still he is drawing the
orown of thorns down upon tbe brow of
labor. Great is reform! Cjwli'z Valley
Jourosl.
What Oregon needs today is fewer
laws and lighter taxation. No man
should be permitted to take a Domi
nation on tbe legislative tloket of aoy
party who will not pledge himself pub
licly to labor for a redaotion of salaries
and the repeal of all laws creating boards
and commisione. Times- Mountaineer.
W. A. RICHARDSON,
Justice of the Peace
and City Recorder.
cowwtit, castas
HANK DOOtRS
t. J. ROBERTS
Rogers & Roberts,
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C. A. AmCA,
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OIO. W. CONtCN,
B. W. frlCIA.
President
Vies President
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THOM PSON cfe BTNNS,
Might
As a consistent statesman and leader
of publio opinion and "stalwart republi
can?" Harvey Boott beats the devil him
self. While be squeels "gold standard"
daily be condemns ona of tbe moat vital
prioiplea of the republican party that
of proteotion. He bas alwaya (ongbt it
except when tbe hands of bis masters
were olaoed on bis throttle. It was be
cause of this that be opposed tbe nomi
nation of that true American statesmen,
James O. Blaine, in 1884. Harvey may
be political diotator to tenderfeet; but
to those who have kspt a tab on him the
past twenty-five years he ia an old fraud
and nowortby tbe respect of a Digger
"injun". Valley Transcript.
Two Droirositions are now before the
republican party of Oregon. First,
mast suooeetl ooly on true republican
principles, aod secondly, we bad better
be defeated by bonnet populists than by
dishonest snd disloyal fusion for epoils
men. John O. Yoong would make an
boneat leader, but be oould hardly find
lisotenanta eooogb to aid bitn io boneat
government. He ia at least too honor
able to be drawn into a pot-bunting
gams. Eugene Register.
Hon. T. T. Geer baa launched bis
little aoberoetorlal boom, and has al
ready addressed several republioao
oloba. It Is so open soret mat no is
tbe candidate o tbe HimoD-Hcott-Corbett
ring, io case Gov. Lord Is not available,
and is ri pelted to deliver the Marion
oooofv delrvelion to tbe little boaa
in the stale oooveuiion. iMimooraiw
Times.
THE OHIO BRIB JRY FARCE.
From the Walla Walla Union.
The more tbe Ohio senate bribery in
vestigating oommittee investigates, the
more amasing tbe faroe becomes. Tbe
aotivity of tbe oonspiring democratic
combination in getting together- at the
Gibson boase io Cincinnati, and tbe as
sistance rendered by epeoial detectives
and oondaotors, make tbe testimony
amusing wben it is considered what a
simple fool that man Boyoe was to be in
veigled into soon a trap, if bribery was
really intended by a friend of Hanna.
Bat who was Boyce, tbe man charged to
have been tbe briber? From whence be
came and whither be went? The testi
mony Is too indefinite to plaoe him, even
with so many watohful demoorata con
stantly on bis trail.
Gol. Campbell who figured in the oon-
spiraoy, came from New York to testify.
He said be did not believe that Benator
Hanna was interested in, or knew Boyoe.
He claimed that Boyoe had paid bim
$1,750, wbioh he would return to bim if
be would oome to Hamilton oounty.
Yes, oat who was Bovoe that he would
trust Colonel T. FCampe!! with 91,750?
Tbe testimony of Otis, tbe representative
who was set np to be bribed, is an amas
ing pieoo of comedy work. He testifies
that be met Henry Harrison Boyoe in
Cincinnati, first, on tbe evening of Janu
ary 7. About 11 o'clock on tbe morn
ing of that day be reoeived a long dis-
patob by telephone from a man at the
Southern bote! in Columbus, who said
be was General Boyoe, that be bad oome
from New York and wished to pee bim
on important business. Otis told bim it
be oould oome to Oinoiinnati he oould
see bim. Between 5 and 6 o'olock he
went to Boyoe's room at tbe Gibson
boose. He met Boyoe, who told him ,
though a stranger to Otis, that he wished
to see bim on very important business;
that be represented J. Fierpont Morgan
of New York, that be was also a friend
of O. a Shane of New York. The con
versation turned on tbe senatorial mat
teras to tbe ohaooea of Hanna. Otis
told bim bis obanoea were not good.
Boyoe said Mr. Shane was to have an
interview with Pieeident MoEinley that
night; that they were both interested in
the situation. Boyoe said be did not
care who was eleoted. Afterwards tbey
parted to meet Saturday. Mr. Otia then
dooided that be needed a lawyer, aod be
bied himself away and . s eon red OoU
Campbell. Tbey met Saturday
Tbe conversation was largely along tbe
line of tbe previous day's conversation
Finally Campbell appeared and was in
troduced to Boyce, and the business
after that was transacted between tbem.
On oross examination, Otia said that
nothing was said about Diok, Hollenbeck
Dougherty or Major Ratbbone and that
Boy oe did not proclaim that be oame as
tbe agent of Senator Haona or that
Hanna bad aoy oonneotioa with tbe
matter.
Col. Campbell's testimony was largely
a repetition of the above by Otis. While
this was going on other ooospirators
Wr.'e said to be in bearing distance.
Now tbe funny part ia that Colonel T.
F. Campbell stands higb as an able,
shrewd ead sharp criminal lawyer. The
statutes make snob proceedings a on me
punishable by imprisonment in the peni
teotiary. Knowing this fsot, aod also
the purpose of Boyoe, why did be not
have officers placed with the lisleoiog
party aod have the briber, if guilty, ar
rested on tbe spot? Tbe inoonsistenoy
of tbs story aa told by tbe testimony of
the several witoesses, and tbe improba
bility tbat a man, ao entire straoger to
Otis, would deliberately approach bim
with a bribe, is so great tbat tbe reason
able conclusion is tbat the fictitious
Boyoe was a figurehead to carry oat
dastardly scheme wbiob baa made the
parties tbe laughing stock of tbe Ohio
people.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
"Only tbe Bat."
should be your motto wben you nstda
medioine. Do not be induced to take
any substitute when you call for Uood'e
Barsaparilla. Kxperienoe bas proved it
to be the best. It la an booest medioine,
possessing actoal and unequalled merit
Be wise and profit by tbe experience of
other people).
Uood't Pills are tbe favorite family
cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate.
10NE 1TEM8.
Rev, U. S. Drake preached here on last
Sanday. It being a floe day nearly all
the people went to church.
Geo. Wells aod Chns. Ingrabam Hun
dayed in lone. Charlie visited the boys
and Geo., well be visited too.
J. A. Woolery has been taking an in
ventory of bis stook of goods tbe past
few days. It looks to us like it was a
vexatious job.
Cbss. Sperry ia moving today from his
father's plaoe to one of Joe Woolery'a
houses, and will soon depart for Condon
and interior points in the interest of
three-link insarsnoe.
Tom Woolery was oalled to Heppner
yesterday by subpoena to appear as a
witness on tbe Rust-Johnson cattle case
and Reub Sprrry is holding down the
boys at the Klondike while Tom ia away.
Mrs. Dr. Ingersoll, of Ban Francisco,
Is with as lecturing on Cuban annexa
tion and representing a medical institute
of 'Frisoo. Her lecture last night was
well patronized and was very interesting.
Late this evening word was reoeived
here by Chris Letalier, tbat a shooting
had ooourred down at Lnm Rhea's lower
raoob, between a Mr, Ewing and one of
Mr. Rhea's herders. Wa did not learn
what tbe trouble was over.
Several wheat deals have been msde
lately at a little better figure than ex
peoted. Quite a number of farmers that
have been holding wheat for big prices
are now ooming to the conclusion that
tbey bave lost enough and are now
willing to sell at the prioes paid.
Measles bave nearly gone tbe rounds,
but a oase of scarlet fover is reported at
Ed Moore'sr It I s to be boped tbat it
is only something mild, as this com
plaint among ohildren is a dreadful
thing to contend with. Mr. Blake, who
is sick also at Mr. Moore's, is somewhat
better.
Lee Padberg has bought tbe Burl
Wood place, three miles below town.
Lee ia a prosperous young stook raiser
and. baying real estate shows bs is
satisfied with Morrow county. Mr.
Wood at present does not know where
be will looate, bat will probably move
to Iome and go into business.
Sobsombbr.
Ions, Or February 2, '98,
The snow bas finally left as, bat tbers
may be more to follow. Bprmg is not
yet.
The measles have been making tba
ronnJs. Tba youngest child of R. O.
Bperry is still on tbe siok list.
W. T. McNsbb and family will taks
op their residenoe In oar midst. Tbe
population of lone steadily iocresses.
Balsiger Bros, bsvs recently purohased
ths Wm. MoCafTery plaoe on the creek
one mile above lone, consideration 1700.
It consists of about 8ft sores.
Tba 1st proprietor of oar dram shop
left for Klondike. Williams Bros., of
tbis neighborhood, also contemplate
lsaving in ths spring (or ths same dra-
tinatlon.
A special school meeting wss held at
tba lone school boose snd a five mill tax
lavisd. It is tbe Intention of having
nine months term of sobool ths corning
ysar. All wbo desire to edacata tbsir
obildren will do well to looate at lone.
Wa are confident that our board of
directors will do even thing in their
power lo baild up a good school.
A Citizen.
lone, Janaary ), lHUH.
How te Look Good.
Oood looks are really mora tbso skin
deep, decoding entirely on a healthy
ooditioa of all the vital orgms. If tbe
liver be inactive, yon bave a billions
look, If your stomach b disordered yon
bave a dysoeptM look; if your kidneys
be sffeotod. yon bave a pin'titd look.
Her ore good heallb, ami you ill sorely
bave good loots, "bleotno Mtttars I
a strvxl alternative aod tooic. Ants di
rwctly on tba stomach, liver ami kidoeya.
Pnrlflea tbe blood, en res plmpl
blotches and boils, and givea a good
complexion. Kvery bttl guaranteed
Sold by Hiorqm Drag Co , K. J. ttloaacu,
maoager. Vi oants per bottle.
Cattle Prospects.
There ia rood Dromtee of tbe price of
cattle in Oregon, Washington and Idaho
for Jons delivery being folly equal il
not eiceediLg that paid last season, ssys
tbe Oregooian. B. O. Langley, stook
ageot of ths Great Northern railway, and
Joseph Roach of Nortbfield, Minn., one
of tbe bitfgxet stock operators io tbe
northwest, were in Portland tba other
day. Mr, Roach last year passed a
great deal of bia lima In Oregon aad
Washington, pnreheaiaf maoy tboosead
bead of oattls, and la now again lo tbe
field with a similar purpose io view. Us
bee contrasted for 2. IK W head of Ii-tear
olds at about tT2 per bead, wbiob abows
tbat the prises of laat year are being
maiotained, if not a shads better,
lira air Is rllo4 Dee.
(1.n blood means a clear) skin. N'o
trf-auly without il. L'ssx-sret. 1 sndy Cetbar
tin rlvan vour blood ami kwi It ilvan. t
stirring up tli laty liver and driving all list
iitinti) liom the rly. l-gin iinr to
Miiiah piliil.-a, IkhU, l,ln( 1m , tila klirads,
and that an kly bilious complexion hy takiua
t saarta, tweuly for tn rents. All drug
gists, satisfarttoo guaranteed, lOc, 23c, ft?.
It ia easy to catch a oold and just aa
easy to gel rid or il if you oorameooe
early to use Ona Minute Cough Cure. II
cores ooaghs, colds, bronobitis, pneu
monia aod all throat aod lung troubles.
It is pleasant lo take, safe to oas and
sure to oura Cooser A Brock
Mlslafurasrd.
This papsr, lo lasl Friday's issue,
stated that Kluier Gentry bad disposed
of bia Raud Hollow ranoh and would
shortly leave for the upper ooaotry. In
this lb OssAlte was misinformed, aa be
bas sot sold out, neither will bis Isruily
remove (rem Ibis county. Mr. Gentry
baa rented bia plaoe for two years lo the
parties meationsd, and will himself
leave about tbe lal of March for Oakss
dale, Was)hH to be aUeot soma weeks.
While goue be will work for bis brother ,
helping with tbe spring plowiog aod
sowing.
Mrs. M. D. Ford. Itti.ldell's, HI., suf
fered for sight ysars from dyspepsia aod
obronlo oooetipallon and was finally
sored by nsing DeWltl s Little Karly
Ilisera, tbe famoas little pills for all
etoinerb aod liver troubles, Cooser A
Urock.
Ta Cure aa.ilatlua ureter.
Take arete Cbimjv I altiartia. Ins orSM.
II C U. C. tail la sure, diyta tetania aauewf.