The Gazette.
OF HARTFORD.
Friday, April 22, 1898.
MAYO
This
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Congressman, Second District,
MALCOLM A. MOODY,
oi The Dalles.
Governor,
T. T. GEER,
of. McCleay.
Justice of the Supreme Court,
FRANK A. MOORE,
of St, Helens.
Secretary of State,
FRANK I. DUNBAR,
of Astoria.
State Treasurer,
C. 8. MOORE,
of Klamath Falls.
Superintendent Public Instruction,
J. H. ACKERMAN,
of Portland.
State Printer,
W. H. LEEDS,
of Ashland,
Attorney General,
D. R, N. BLACKBURN,
of Albany.
Prosecuting Attorney, Sixth District,
HENRY J. BEAN,
of Pendleton.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
E. L. FREELAND,
of Heppner,
For Sheriff,
D. A. HAMILTON,
of Heppner,
For Clerk,
VAWTER CRAWFORD,
of Heppner.
For Treasurer,
MAT LICHTENTHAL,
of Heppner.
For Assessor,
J. F. WILLIS,
of Lexington,
For Co. School Superintendent,
J. W. SHIPLEY,
of Hoppner,
For Co. Commissioner,
J. L. HOWARD,
of Pine City.
For Coroner,
E. R. HUNLOCK,
of Heppner.
SOME FIGURES.
Has Experienced Wonderful benefits from
Paine's Celery Compound.
I Last n
i Week
The Gazette ia for the republi
can ticket in its entirety. That is
to say, it intends to work for and
support every man nominated by
the republican conventions. This
paper proposes to forget that
there was ever a factional fight in
onr ranks, so far as it is concerned.
And while most republicans will
accept the verdict, yet we caunot
disguise the fact that there are
some who will cot consider them
selves bound by party Uob, in
view of the open and flagrant vio-
We simply knocked our
competitors silly with our
display of
Boys' I Us Clothing
the finest ever shown in
this city. Our prices are
as low as the lowest, if not
a little lower.
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We'ask you to examine
our display of
...HATS!
Being complete and up-to-date,
in all the latest blocks and
stylei, in Mens' Youths' and
Boys' hats.
Prices guaranteed to be as low as tbe lowest.
Watch this Space. Something New will
Appear Each Week.
Our show window will contain a different line ef goods each week or ten
days, and our advertisement will call attention to each line we put forward.
Space does not permit us to mention all our extensive lines at one time.
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Mayor Milea B. Trenton bus been
lations of party ethics in the past Hartford's obiof exsoutive for two years,
by those claiming to be republi- Aa a result of bis economio, wiBe aamir.
, ... Istratlon. the m nicipality has pros-
cans, and now participating in pj, d ,0d,.un.U high among Ih.
yany uuuuuua. xuu usmiio uir leading cities of America.
alii 1 1 i l i I
Jieves mat 10 oppoHe me UCKOl on Mayor Preston is lie first obief mania
this account is wrong, because Urate of Hartford under tbe consolidated
there are principles that deserve ,orm ' gowoiueui, Iie.inoiun a new
Bnnrtnri mnra linn mnn period in the mnniolpality history of
H.,t ..4- ... l.. .l !,..
u i.a.0 tav-to, ouu luwr He bpoan at tbe bottom round of tbe
must Dot be overlooked. It Will Udder lesa tbao twenty-five years ao,
take the closest kind of work to doming to Llartford ithout a busiuen
nlflnl nnr ainta ktu nnnornHairtnal acquaintance or friend io the city. As
IIaW in vip r,f tlA inlArn.l ""an of tbe opl. but aUo a tbimgbt-
, , ... .. ,, , . ful conservative ofilcinl, fully oouseiotis
turbances that cannot be quelled m o( h reponilbihty of llif LlKh p0Hiti()11
the short apace of a few weoki. i0j 0f bis reoommendationa Mayor
Particularly does this apply to tbe Preston's statement of tbe decided ben
candidacy of Mr. Moody, the re. derived from Paine's celery
nnMinim nnminnA fnr nnnrrna- oompoooa must oerry more man oral
. , .(, I nary weiuQt in every boms, where tbere
xjnn yonr mr. .... icoo.you ..,, of re00u(ir,tioni iml of , rpm,d,
58J votes and Dir. JNortbup, Mr. I (hit is beyond any reasonable doubt re-
oimon independent sound money liable. This is what Mayor Preston
republican, 8800, or a total of 21,- "1,:
383. Mr. Quinn, the populist, was MATOll'B OFFICE, Hartford, Can.
the recinient of 12.239 votes and Tbe modern man of boinse, beds
Mr. Rennett, the free silver demo. ""r 10 n,,ljr' fiD,u of, ,b,t ,b- C0D-
crat,7255, or 19,4'Jl votes. Ths
difference in favor of sound to be the fate prepared for Mr.
money, if the Elhs-NorthuD vote Moody. All true republicans
tinned pressure of effiirs has caused tbe
nerves, to remonstrate and fall in tone.
At eiioli a time Paine's oelery oompound
beoomes of value,
MILES B. PRESTON.
Tbe skin and the eyes are two good
thermometers of health. It the akin
baa spots, eruptions, an unhealthy pal
lor or a yellow appearance, and the eyes
a glazed look, with yellowish whites, it
is hitjU time to purify the blood and reg
ulate the liver and kidneys. Paine's
oelery compound makes bright red
blood and relieves the liver and kidneys
ol the strain that is brought upon Ibem
whenever impure blood ia eonatantly
pouring through tbeir subitanoe.
There is every reason in the world
why Paine's oelery oompound abould
build op siokly people, tuoresM tbeir
appetite and nourish every tissue io
tbeir body.
As even oLildten are aware, tbere
blood all over tbe body. It la this blood
which builds up tbe tissues tbat Dave
been worn nut. It carries all the ma
terial for restoring wasted anil worn
parte. To ths muscles It gives certain
particular material for making muscle
to tbe bones it givea op tbs material for
Tbe Waldorf Company,
Never before has Heppner been given
ssob a treat as tbat afforded our people
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
in the appearance at tbe opera house of
Miss Janet Waldorf and ber superb oom
pany of players. On Wednesday even
ing Miss Waldorf took the leading part
of Parthenia in that beautiful and ro-
mnntio play entitled "Ingomar, the
Barbarian" and was strongly supported
by Mr. MoNey in tbe character of logo
mar, and while Miss Waldorf read ber
lines in a a anner tbat was faultless, Mr
MoNey was also greatly admired for tbe
excellent and masterly manner in wbiob
ba presented bis part. Tbe ctber obar
aotera in the play were also well sus
tained and tbe performance of tbe com'
pany on Wednesday evening was highly
appreciated by tbe large audienoe pres
ent. On last evenina "Tbe Hunchbaok"
was presented, but the audienoe was not
so large aa tbe night previous. Tbe
company were oompelled to rneb through
the differeut acta in order to reach tbe
cars by 9:30, being billed for Peodletou
tonight. This baste necessarily de
tracted somewhat from tbe interest and
eOeotiveoess of tbe performance, how
ever, all who attended were highly
making bone; in the brain and nerves H ploJ, and were loud in their praises
, .. , , , , . ot manager uarriguea tor tne enoris ne
. .i " put forth to induce this exoellent troupe
to visit Hbd iD6Fa Theater aoers of
But it takes riob, pure, highly vital- other 0itiei need bave no besitanov in
iaed blood to do all this, and this is the patronizing Mies Waldorf and her troupe
poweriui lever wuion I'aine s celery tot they are sure to reoeive full value
oompoond takes advantage ol to make (or tbe Dl0ney iTested
I lie weak body strong, and to drive out
aisesse irom me svsiem. gave Them.
Paine's oelery compound supplies just Tbe wrappers ot Hoe Cake sosp are
tbat needed, appropriate food tbat tbe worth a oent apiece. Ask Rhea & Co.
overworked nervea are often loo feeble I for premium book. a 30
to extract, nnaided, from tbe mass ot
food taken Into tbe stomach. Paine's Notice Of Mention.
oelery oompound looreaaei tne appetite
nil nnta th tiii npirina lnA ak.n LKD OWl B AT LA GRANDS. R00
to pans the food over to the blood in VOTH'K ia HKREBY given that the
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The man that Leads is the one from whom
people like to buy. The slow, plodders all
stand aside for him. That suggests a good
reason why so many customers are being
added to the list at
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you'll find at
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SUOO a perfectly prepsred OODdltlOO tbat of hli Intention to mk tln.l prool In mpport
tbs change into o.rye. brain and tissue j ' STi,
substanoe la easily and fully broogbt "" at Hipnr, Oregon, ou vr -ss,
about, without waste of nerve energy or jobs p. brown,
wear upon tbe liver, kidneys, heart or Hi No Mil, lor ths E) BW54 and w BEV See
.l,m.K JTp28HJKWM.
SlomaOU. I if. tinmra iha Inllowlni wlttiMxv to ntnvi
Ia this sclenlifle. aeanrat. fashion . .:.,,V:r;wl,,Pu', "lif ul!.li'-n
Palne'a oelery oompound permanently JS."
cures sKtmacn rrouoiee, oisoraerea uver,
kidaey disease, indigestioa and all un-
baaltby condilioue that grow oot of I
overworked, underfed nerves and or
gans.
I. W. BAETI.KTT,
Keg later.
can be kept intact, i. 183 Totca. ihVy .T l!U
muu.uiuuu,u.iui "m":u" quaiuted with tli truth o the ait
751, and it ia more than likolv uatiou, and then to work accord-
The
was
that fully aa many votoa will be jngly.
cast tbis year for tuoir Domiuco,
(J. V. Iogalla. The gold demo- Notiuno but pramo ia attu in
crata, too, Lave decided to put up H the atate paper, inor-pwtivH of
. ,,r,r,rn.u;..Bl n.n.U.l.t ..,.1 II,. P"ty ftlVll iatlOUa COIICOruiDC Uotl.
.. . . .... , ., . ... .11. T. (Jeer, ropul'licau tioiuiuie
writer ia afraid that tbw will Dot f() r OVPf Dor j- etron with
liolp our candidate lhen one the tHJopIe aUo, and will recive
must know that Mr. Lllia received a majority in Juie that will ear.
a great number of ailvcr vote and prtae bit nunit anient ndmtrerH.
the aupport of personal friends
who are democrat that cannot be Kveuvhody rocigui.ea in T. T.
mustered for Mr. Moody. Id Oepf "T atronn ramlidatn for
Multnomah county alone, where "oor, but if he ehould be elec-
... ..... . . tetl, be will prove a very weak
much diaaatisfaction eu.ta, the re- cbipf p,Pculi J of ut (J(M,r
publican nominee wtll all far I will tm under the iftluonco of the
behind the combined vote of June, laarae old clique that ha been in
two veara aco. real for Kllia ami power for year puat (Iwr will
Northup. aimply !) the tool of the Portland
I IxMtaca alionKl bit atett into (lovi-r.
The Gazette baa heretofore tf aot Lord'a ahoea on January 1st of
pressed the aanguiue opinion that neityear. Should King Ixt clecU
Mr. Moo.1 would I electad. The l be will Ik) governor, lie does
-bt...1u.inirt.U;K Dt wear the roller of any lxa,
.' ... . , clique or faction. Tiuiea-Motin
klianiBis aa aw atlinlA AlAeuinn al 1 ti I . . "
acDlimenu, cannoi agree mai iur. It wi u hj to Wllk tLj
mart! llWl-.il
MtKxiyiiM a waiaver. ne naa i of 0 Mk . tv
the bardeat kiud of a f.ght, Willi Lt atv. iu reference ta l ariuer
ill a f I a I
ouaa largely gatnsi mm, ana w 0wr Ue ia a man too well known
eipreaa any other opinion would for ,uch ft flinj, to Uv fty
U atatiog that which ia contrary mi ht He repreat-nta no fachon
t.t at. a)e.(Aaa
to exiaUDg lact. JI Nr. till uad o! 1L, ri-i.ublican oart and the the worst of thioi? for aahile,
Lave boon nominated inatead of above can only U eooaidered as think we are now about ready and
Mr. Moody, in the faco of a deter- rot. Aa b Mr. King, w cd givo an ai-eouct of our.W"
UllUl'U UUHIU VI BIHUI lUllTi HUUI
through the knifing, which
TllEHIDENT McKlN'LEY did no
fretting becautie congress took a
whole week to act upon hia mea
ange ou armed intervention in Cu
ba, while the general expectation
waa that the buaiuera would be
done in two day at the outside;
he knows what responsibility ia.
That the delay baa been beneficial
to thi government may be aeen
from the following language, used
hy a member of the cabinet to an
impatient friend who waa rejeat
iug the argumeut used on all aide
against the apparent tardineea
both of congress and the presi
dent : "Nobody baa the remotest
idea bow unpiepared we were
when congress mad the arpropri
ation of fCiO,Q0O,0Oa At matter
of fact, there waa not five round
of ammunition in a fortified place
in the coubtty and the ahipa did
not have ammunition enough to
fight anything. We were aimply
ready in au amateurish manner.
The president waa allocked when
he learned the full facta. A know.
ledge of these facta liaa a much
to do with making him cautiou at
a desire to avoid war. Had this
country Wen forced Into war three
wtH'k ago, we might have gotten
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Timber Culture-Final Proof.
Land Orrirs at Ths Dallsi. Ostnno.
Murrh l'th I.
XTOTICg IS HKRF.RY GIVKN THAT PAT
il rlrk HiillUn. ol Hvppnrr, hu fllrd Dotlre
( Intuition to nik Bnai pnl hrlor J. W.
vnrmw, rtiiinty rim, ! nil Mm in Huppnvr,
A few country atateamen are
trying to aay that Preaident Mo-
Ktnlev baa been vacillating in bia n. v it. w. m
. a, s ne iibmiiw mm wiiik
course on Cuban auair. Iheae niiniioi.tun. wiuum. umr, niemue
llllrr. all ol llrppocr, t)r imi
Orffon, on Muiidny tti IS j ol April, Ikm, on
timtirr rnitnra uppitiMitiiin no. 9i for tn et
mi, er,'. em tion it, m uiniiip no. s a
John Woodward
amcteur diplomat will learn be
fore long that trouble baa legun
even too soon for our condition. Notlce Ot Contest
Preeidnt McKinley baa proven
himself to ho a master of the itu-
ativm.
J AH. F. MOORK.
Krclitcr.
Timber Culture.
Lass Or ru a at Tnb Dau , Oasoon.
M.rrh IV
tovrt.AtNT MAViNti arKM maib at
1 t.i I... ,,! ntvan tin tba .' "mr ,h ' and r.,ff..t
..v. .......... -i- i mii m.ti ol Huivrt h
karrrn, allntl"! that
nation t.t tbo Iwil. Lira nf f'titian '' "I""- ho "r rnllnravnirv
nauoii io me uouiera oi tunto kn m , lh, mi. w u i . h h t.
bond. Neither ha be li.tened V,.r,tB,;lm'lVr, hn,:,,';rh:r.,,.i;,, ..',,7;
to the jingoiat who baa ln bowl. rr-lrr.'l'Sn'lAte
. . 1 . it.. ...Ii:it . f nlrr. to rotnhlT "lih lh limlirr-riiltiira Una,
-iriBO iui iuuiuiuuis r,,,., ru,ial pfwlanT part of th.
uurpreeideut uaa oeen wiee, pru- lllw,,,,TUw, lh,ri..ni ana tn. ir-u. in.
dent and brave and time will prove T.r'rl.rXT'ir.'.p
! A - I I 1 L!. iwarltflnraJ. Morrn. roimtr rlvrk Nnr
lb A IUU VUUMB IMUU UJ UIS l,w Va t UrvpnM. Ofa..n. on
rvmrirti.wia in Ida f.wi nt what Viaa ,h ladr ot April. Km, at o orlurk a m . M
oonvicuoua in me lace oi woai na miA ,Ur ,hn ln,M to pr.,1, ,1K.,
rvtnfmnt,l tiim f.ie mmA mnntba ""r. aa thr mmf ha mnrvrnlnt Ih aald
comionieti uuu ior aome monma, iirf,nr.a. m sai fcrttrt t aa,t i,.r
tha Hrfl.l.linil Nartf.at tba Iwllra. Otvvnn.
on th At a daf "I AP'll. at Iha hour o 10
it a man. ow let tne tiowiing
jiogoiet color up hi "yaller streak'
and do some of th figbtiog.
"t imMwaV
In th I rl!lkM l:. lrw hit RkhaN
Hall ack-n. Iliat .i.- la not txmttd
Iraa, Int I i.ito. "It ran ! ttenma
atratnl." I "that all kn
farla aU.nt ) c
It h thn u;'-lti-n tliAt If OM f"l
i e attat.-lit I im t! routh apae
a rl.w ua
Ml
W. II H Hi. Kr,r.
siiERirrs SALE.
OTK la Mtasay ttiviw THAT fu
a-t and ! tlrtiia m aa arailoa a no
I nrlr, ol aaia. duly and rvcntarly ia,i,d out of
Iha I'lrrnil t'ourt of Iha aiaia of iHrnn
N
II tw.fl a ).! , m.nl and da-
idl rn.1r.t and mrl la aald rwirt.
naf id Marra
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aa taa of Hr. a. la a anil tha
....II.LI. I tharafcora prndiMf Iharata. aharalo
era rrcnrllaMt 1h. ,wrt, ('map.,,, ilaniad. o
a4iand a i--tu..n. a a aiamnA. and
Jaaa tb.Maaa tmaKlie and ktliloa (hi
lioaaiag aa hlra at laa vf awphaa a pna
iiiif I. r the wm l t a ghi the del ii. u.( S.nt iMeini.tawat. rnl.i.a
hlll.m a 1.-. li a,.-. 1 -a aluiaiai hr... Idalaad rawadlt aw fc a.11 taa hrta
, . , , r aiw driit raal anwrtf, IUI aa ll. tMh
rriy to i ... . .. i; ,,r t 'nrit, euar s 4a, nt Mar. a. I, 4ui( at-aad alii.
)..i.ri.M! i, . . . . I ,i , mi laiatigta I Taaa. the tOttt av el Mas. tilt
It tl fr.l i rr ix I 4 h t Xbt I at tha kuaf ft t arlort ta Iha alteraaoa ,d
was
I Deed bave no fears, for hi la, Thee Word
ibould i fUld'
laid nu for him in event of nomi. lVnnoyer, cannot ruall. v.t.a rrrd l v th hair tricger Individ
... a ail aat.a . a a a . . I a aal . t .1
nation, be would bave aaiely auf. enough for the 17 to land biui io
ferad defeat, just a It appear bow I tL governor' chair.
ual who blame the president for
Dot lushing into war week gv
jx'int fn m :ii linn lrto.t .'
lata ifarfarna. had Baaaa at at
l ta tl a-.ia. mih raa ill eW
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r aa am aaaw
lataaif I w4 W laaa awe BaadS
aid da,, al tha Itwil itM of Iba aoonif asT1
)ia la N.vrwi Mnrm maaif lt..n, aril
tn tha a!ah.4 hi I trr I. rah ta MM. ail ihi
hu:..alM 4niJ ral alata moil Iha
aMiia a m4 'i.r 4 an tl.'a lat.t, aitat, la
fc.atoaaia la aimlh of rai tawaty ti..,,. aaal
a m ail aii'iat. ad Wit la Iftwynw i.m.,..
nara. ik(i aita Iha a hara.iii.
r4 aipurtat.ahra lhaaaata) a. f
IriH la aav aa i iiIai 1 1 m4 aa aiw. a
.rm aa a ill aa'r a4 f1gaw la tha
h.lalf tmM $1 'i a. aMh Inlart tharara
l.a Iha wah da, ,4 tm !, al a rata al
rr .-t ra' an.-a I. Iba ! at f
hit rf"ii.a ,i..wa a at rf tha f
i th. aia al S w avt 4 eiaharvwaaav
I tad an lataf rwta a I. lit.
a al Aaatif al Matfav aaaair vtaeaa.
C0NSER & WARREN,
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
A complete stock of pure and fresh drugs al
ways in stock. Careful attention paid to filling
of prescriptions.
"When you hear dem bells!"
YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT THS
HEPPNER TRANSFER CO'S
Belled express is coming. Does delivery work
on short order, 10 cents and upwards. This
wagon is No. 4, and leave your order with it,
or at "Central" telephone oflice.
WE MOVE ANYTHING !
HOOTS AND SHOESi..
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THC PLACE TO OCT THCM It OF
ai. xaciiximariiAhr, co.
Tarr hart injlhlna In this Una that jrou mar drilrs and yon rao depend on It Ton set a
ftiod artk'ta baa tliej luarantaalU
SHOES IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Ol1 Buss, Mala Street ReealHaf Specialty
The Best Bargains-
ARE NOT THE GOODS BOUGHT
FOR THE LEAST MONEY
Bat Sfe too of f raalaat f alii In mnrtan u roat If too want to cat ,M,
aiort; a rth of feonpat gooilt In '
Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, ConfcctioDery
OR MACHINERY, CALLON---
W era Inrraaalns avr iUirl l..r fall n4 wintar. fill and aa na.
-A.. AB.UAHAMSICK,
IVlerchant Tailoring!
Mr. AbrahamMck 11 the pioneer tailor of Hepp
ner. Ilia work U always first class anl satisfac
tion guaranteed.
CALL. AND BEE
ML ON MAY 8TUEET
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