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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEB. 22, 1898.
NO. 625
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OF7ICIAI DIEES3TOBTT.
' United State Officiate.
President. William McKinley
Ticn-Presldent Garret A. Hobart
Secretary of State John Sherman
oeoretaryof Treasury Lyman J, Wage
Secretary of Interior Cornelius N. Bliss
Seoretary of War Knsaell V Alger
Secretary of Navy John D. Long
Postmaster-General Jamea A. Gary
Attorney-General Joseph MeKenna
Seoretary tf Agriculture Jamea Wilson
State of Oregon.
Hovernor ...W. P: Lord
Seoretary of State H. H. Kinoaid
Treasurer., Phil. Metaohan
Bupt. Publio Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General.: 0. M. Idleman
Senator j Qdt.
I Tho. H. Tongue
Congroeamen w B, Euig
Printer --,w Hl Leedl
( R. S. Bean,
Supreme Judge i F- A. Moore,
( C. E. Wolverton
8ixth Judicial District.
Cironit Judge Stephen . Lowell
I'roaeouting Attorney H. J. Bean
' Morrow County Officials.
joint Senator A. W. Gowan
Kppreeentative. ? Brown
fionnty Judge A. G. Bartholomew
" Commissioners J. R. Howard
T W Ranlrntt..
" Clerk... bJ,y-J?TT
" Sheriff E. L. Matlock
T..r,F Frank Gilliam
" Assessor A. C. Petteya
Surveyor- v J . W . Hornor
School SuD't Jay W. Blnpley
- Coroner B. F. Vanglian
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FRANCES E. WIIjLARI) DEAD.
On of America' Greatest Women Passe
Away.
New York, Feb. 18. Mies Franoea E.
Willard, president cl tbe Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, died short
ly after midnight this morning, at the
Hotel Empire, this oity. At tbe bedside
of Miss Willard at tbe time of her death
were her niece, Mrs. W. W. Baldwin ;
Mrs. L. M. Stevene, vioe-preeident of
the W. O. T. U.j Miss Anna M. Gordon,
Mies Willard 's seoretary, and Dr. K. Hill.
Miss Willard had been ill for three
weeks. Dr. Hill made tbe following re
port: "Miss Willard has suffered for some
years from anaemia, and on several oc
casions has been given up to die. Last
summer she seemed to take on a Dew
lease of life, and gained in weight and
strength, so that she went through her
convention work at Toronto and Buffalo,
wbiob waa most arduous, and cams out
muob better than was expected, but on
her arrival bere five weeks ago, she was
muob. prostrated, and readily took tbe
grippe, wbiob attaoked the stomach,
liver, Intestines and later tbe nervous
system. Tbe disease progressed favor
ably, and in many respeots she bad con
siderably improved when the fatal issue
came and overwhelmed tbe nerve oen-
ters. Tbere was no caooerous attack of
any organ, as has been staled."
Tbere will be funeral eervioes in New
York oily, and later in Evanston, III.,
Miss Willard 's borne, where tbe body
will be taken.
(Miss Frances E. Willard, founder and
for four years president of tbe World's
Woman'a Christian Temperanoe Uoion,
and president of the National Woman'a
Christian Temperanoe Union 12 years,
was bom Sept. 28, 1839, at Cburohville,
N. Y. She was a graduate of the North.
western university, Obioago. She took
tbe degree of A. M. from Syracuse uni
versity. In 18C2 sbe was professor of
natural ecienoe at the Northwestern
female college, Evanston, 111. In I860-
1867 she was preceptress of the Genesee
Wesley an seminary, Lima, N. Y.,' and in
1868-1870 sbe traveled abroad, studying
French, German, Italian and the history
of floe arts, visited nearly every Euro
pean oapital, snd went to Grceee, Egypt
and Paleetine. In 1871 she was presi
dent of tbe woman'a college of North
western nnivereity, and professor of
aesthetics; sbe was elected correspond
ing seoretary of the N. W.C. T.U.in
171, and 1877 was assooiated with I). L.
Moody in revival work in Boston. Sbe
became president of tbe Illinois W. 0. T.
U. and editor of tba Chicago Daily Post
in 1878, and in 1879 waa chosen presi
dent of the National Woman's Cbnstisn
Temparsnoe Union, which position sbe
baa ainca beld. Miss Willard waa an
author of mueb distinction, and wrote a
number of books.)
hat Tronbled Mow.
"From my childhood I have been in
poor health and my skin wsa yellow.
When 1 was 10 years old I had salt
rheum on one ot my bands. I got a
bottle of Hood's banaparilla and before
I bad taken all of it my band was wall.
I bate never been troubled with aalt
rheum ainoe." Mrs. Bertha Bald. Baker
Oity, Oregon.
Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure iodigestion, headache.
Chanty Ball ToalghL
The Elks of Heppner have beau very
bnay the past week perfecting all ar
raogements tor tba charity ball tonight
at tba opera bouse. A large number ot
tickets bava been aold, tba best oauaio
obtainable seoured, and the ball beauti
fully aad tastily decorated for tbs oooe-
sioo. That tba ball will ba a grand
aneoees goes without saying, tor tbe
Elks were never known to do tblog
uj oaivea.
Catarrh enred. A elrar bead and
sweet breath secured with Hbllob'l
Catarrh lUmedy; aold nn a gnarantee.
Nasal Injector free, skild by (Joneer
Broea. a
Big Cat in Bates.
The Canadian Paoifla has issued new
passenger rates, and tbey will go into
effect today. It announced yesterday
a rate of $40 first and $30 second class
from Atlantio ooaat points to Vaucouver.
The Amerioan roads immediately oame
baok strong, and they have given out the
following rates:
To tbe NortbweBt terminals from New
York, $40 first class; $30 Beoond oIbbs.
From St. Paul and Missouri river
points to tbe Northwest, $26 first olass;
C) Beoond olass.
From Chioago to the Northwest. $31 50
first and 2650 seoond olass.,
These are tremendous reduotions, and
tbey will apply on all roads Ieadioe
to tbe Northwest terminals, Portland,
Taooma, Seattle and Everett.
The rates will be east-bound as well as
west-bound. Tbia morning all tloket
offioes of tbe Northern roads will offer
these rates to the Missouri river points.
Chicago, New York and all Atlantio
seaboard points.
The old rate to New York first olass
was $77.50; now it is $40. ' !
The old rate to Ohioago waa $61.50
first, and $51.50 seoond olasa. Now it
ia $31 50 and $26.50.
The old rate to St. Paul and Missouri
river points. Omaha, Kansas City and
other places, waa $45 first and $40 seoond
olass. Now it is $25 and $20.
Here, then, is a reduotion of $37.50 on
tbe New York rate, of $30 on tbe first
class Obioago rate, and $25 on the seo-ond-olass
rate, and of $20 on tbe St.
Paul and Missouri river rate,
Everybody Says Bo.
Cnsearets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of U. C. C. to-day; 10, 85, 50 cents. Hold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists. .
Fnneral of J. V. Steeve.
J . Venner Steeves, who died in Port
land Feb. 16, waa buried Saturday. Tbe
funeral waa conducted by Rev. 0. B.
Howard at tbe residence of Mrs. S. Til
lard, Mr. Steeves bad been a sufferer
from a complication of diseases for sev
eral yeara whioh finally culminated in
consumption. Ha was for yeara an em
ploye of the O. R. k N. Co. at Umatilla,
being master meohanic in the shops
tbere when sickness oompelled him to
abandon work and try to regain his
health. Ha visited California last sea
ion, thinking that climate might benefit
bim, but the grim destroysr bad too firm
a bold upon bim. He waa a obarter
member of Pendleton lodge B, P. O. E.,
No 188, and atood bigb in the estimation
of all who knew bim. He was a brother,
in-law of tbe Tillards, and leavea a wife
and one child to mourn bis loss. The
Gazette extenda its sympathy to tbe
afflicted in tbia their bour of trouble.
Houaehold Gods.
The anoient Greeks believed that tbe
Penates we'e the gods who attended to
the welfare and prosperity of the family.
They were worshipped aa household
gods in every borne. Tbe household god
of today ia Dr. King's New Discovery.
For oonsnmption, ooughs, oolJs and for
all affections of throat, obest and Innss
it is invaluable, it bas been tried tor a
quarter of a oentury and is guaranteed
to cure, or money returned. No house
bold should be without Ibis good angel.
It ia pleasant to take and a safe and sure
remedy for old and young. Free trial
bottles at Blocum Drug Go's. E. J.
Hlooum, m'gr. Regular eiza 50o and $1.
Tbe Local Iastltat.
Tbe loosl instituts held Saturday at
tbe school house waa well attended and
was undoubtedly tbe best local institnta
ever beld in Morrow county. Tbe fol
lowing Is a list of visitors sod teachers
noted aa present: Visitors, Reverends
Thomas, Flesber. Drake. Howard. Mra.
11. Padberg, Mra. W. W. Bmead. Miaa
Lillls MoNey, A. Wright, J. J. Adkins,
martin Anderson aod Burton Peek.
Teachers, Miss Ada Gentry, Ida Bklnner,
Gertrude Kkinner, Dona Bsroett, Iona
White, Delia Holland, Miss Ads Jones.
Miss Barker, Miss Hastings, Miss Anns
J. Bslsiger, Cora Driskell, Alice Glass-
oock, Maud Shipley, Mrs. M.C. Ooey,
Lottie Shipley, J. E. Adams, EdTibbetl
E. Z. Morey, Wm. Howard. I. W. Ship
ley aod W. O. Hill. No prograesivs
teacher oan afford to miaa Ibess insti
totes.
OLDEHT AND LAKUE&T M THE WOULD.
Tbs Kickapoo Advsrtisiog Company
now at tbs Uepnner oDera house be
longs to tba oldest traveling medioloe
oompany in tba world, beiog one of two
hundred and fifty of theaa parties that
are traveling over the different parte ot
tba world advertising Kiokapoo Indian
remedies. Tbe Kiokapoo remedies hav
ing bean before the publio eighteen
year and tbs taot that thsy are handled
by all wholesale dronglata folly attaate
to their legitlmaey. 1 bare ia perbapa but
few boneee In America that enjoy a
better reputation for prompt payment of
bills, booeaty and square dealing. Each
of tba rained lea bava made a reputation
tor itself. Ask your dragglsts for tbem.
BSaep Skeertsf Pleat.
D. A. Barren received word from Tea
dletoo yeaterdty that It bad been decided
to put ia a abeep-sheerinff plant at Pea
dletoa this spring. Mr. 1 1 err en, as agent
for the Woolsey machine, will offer Iboae
ia charge of this matter as favorable
terms ss possible U srder to lotrodooe
bis sonttoes.
&AKI.J0
POWDER1
Absolutely Pure
" HISS WlLLARD'ty FUNERAL. .
Services Will he Held in New York and In-
' terment in Evanston. '
Chicago, Feb. 18. Funeral eervioes
over tbe remains of Miss Frances E.
Willard, president of tbe world's W. C.
T. U., will be beld in New York; Sunday.
Tbe body will then be sent to Chioago, '
and then taken to Miss Willard'a home,
in Evanston, where on Thursday the
funeral will he held. ' .; r .
New York, Feb. 20. Franoea Willard
waa buried today, under impressive
ceremonies. The great leader leavea an
estate valued at $20,000. Sbe leaves it
all to tbe Women's Christum Temper
anoe Union. '
DAIRY AND HOG CONVENTION.
To be Held at Walla Walla March 15-16-17.
The O. B. & N. Co. will make a special
rate of one and one-fifth fare for tba
above oooaaion, on tbe oertifioate plan.
Tioketa will be ou sale three days prior
to date of convention and good tor three
daya after onnvention adjourns. For
further information see loo si tioket
agent.
EIGHT MILE NOTES.
Wm. Pieroe'a wife presented him with
a boy last week.
New Madden and wife and W. A.
Goodwin have moved to Lone Book.
Len Hooker baa rented Jas. Inskeep's
place, Mr. Inskeep having taken a
position with Tom Davidson as herder.
Our reader! need not be surprised it
tbey bear of Charles Anderson taking
unto himself a helpmeete in the near'
future. '
A TIMELY WARNING.
Grain Saved I Honey Made.
To save the grain use Fry's Concen
trated Squirrel Poison. This prepara
tion is tbe obeapest and most eoonom-
ioal for tbe farmers. One grain kills.
Guaranteed. Prioe 25o per oan or $5.50
per oase of two dozen. Fur sale by
Blooum Drug Co., Heppner, Or. tf
Magazine Not Injured.
Divers working about the hull of tbs
wrecked battle-ship Maine are reported
by tba New York Herald's Key West
correspondent to have discovered that
tba forward magazine of tbs Mains,
where tbe first explosion was supposed
to have ocourred, is intaot and its con
tents uninjured. It trne, tbia report
provea ona ot two things; either the
Maine was blown up from without, or
tbs theory expressed yesterday by sev
eral naval experts lo tbe effeot that tba
first explosion ocourred in tba boilers
admidsblpa instead ot in the magazine
ia oorreot. In either event publio opin
ion must remain suspended until tba
oourt of inquiry baa completed its in
vestigations and made its report.
Mre. M. B. Ford. Kuddell's. III., suf
fered for eight years from dyspepsia and
ohronio constipation and waa finally
cured by using DeWitl's Little Early
Kisera, tba famous little pills for all
stomach and liver troubles. Cooser &
Brook.
Almost a Fatal Accident.
What might have proved a serions if
not a fatal sodden t ocourred out on
Eight Mile laet week. Yonng Hidgeway,
wbo bas been helping Geo. Van Winkle
with his steam chop mill, while putting
wood into the furnace In some maooer
got bis oat oanght nn a pulley whioh
wound bim up, revolving him 'round
and 'roond at a terriflio rate until tbs
engine could be stopped. When he was
released from tbs pnlley ha was in
sensible bnt soon came to life and, out
si J e ot a few bruises, is all right again.
Backless Arsk-a Salve.
Tbs Best Halve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, bores, Uloers, Bait Rheum,
Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Hk'n Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. It ia guaranteed to givs
perleot satisfaction or money refunded.
Prion 25 cents per box. For sala by
Hlooum Drug Co., K. J. Blooum, manager.
Qaarvriy Meetiaa.
Tba regular quarterly meeting of tba
M. E. cburob wtl be held at Heppner be
gioniog oa Batnrdsy evening aad con
tioning over Sunday. Rev.Iiobt. Warner,
P. E., will be present aod oonJoot the
eervioes. Oa Sunday tba choir ot the
oburou will render soma special music
at both morning and evening service.
All those not worshiping slsewbsrs srs
sordtslly Invited ta altead.
,
Hhilob's Coosa mpt loo Curs cures
where others fail. II ia the lea ling1
Ooogb Cora, aod no borne should be
without It. Pleasant to take and goaa
nibl to tbs spot. iulJ by Gaesr b
Brssbi