Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, April 29, 1898, Image 1

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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1898.
NO. 644
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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0. R. & N. -LOCAL CARD.
Train leaves HeDDner 0:80 D
Bnnday arriving at Heppner Junction 12.05
Leaves Heppner Junouou s.w
daily except
l a. m.
a. m. and ar
rives at HeDDner 6:00 a
Bpokane express No. 4 leaves Portland at 2:00
p. m. and arrives at Heppner Junction. 7:50 p. m.
and Uma' ilia 8:50 p. in.
Portland Express No. t. from Spokane, arrives
at Umatilla ojGO a. m. and Heppner Junction 7:00
.m. and arrives at Portland 12:50 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 2 leaves Portland 9:25 p. m. and
arrives at Heppner Junction 8:25 a. m. and at
Umatilla 4:30 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 1 leaves Umatilla 11:10 p. m. and
arrives at Heppner Junction 12:25 a, m. and at
Portland 7 :2t a. m.
For further information inquire of J. O. Hart,
Ageut O. R 4 N., Heppner, Ore.
Wisconsin
Central
Link,
GENERAL
PASSENGER -DEPARTMENT.
Milwaukee, Nov. 5, 1897.
PATRONS of the ' Wisconsin
Central Lines in passing through
Chicago may require some assist
ance in the way of having their
hand baggage taken form or to
train ana carriage or bus, or in
many other ways, and they will
find all that is desired in this re
spect in the service of the Ushurs
at the Grand , Central Passenger
Station, who have recently been
uniformed with brown suit and red
cap. They will be in waiting at
alt trains prepared to assist pas
sengers, and it is hoped that our
patrons will fully avail themselves
of this additional provision for
their comfort.
JAS. C. POND,
Gen'l Passr. Agt.
za?FxexjLX birsotort.
United States Officials.
F eeidu William HcKinley
Vie t ijldent Garret A. Uobart
Beoretary of State John Sherman
beoretaryof Treasury Lyman J. iage
Secretary of Interior Cornelius N. Bliss
Secretary of War .......Russell V. Alger
Secretary of Navy , John D. Long
Postinaater-Qeneral '. James A. Gary
' Attorney-General John W. Griggs
Seoretery f Agrioulture James Wilson
State of Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Secretary of State H. K. Kincaid
Treatmrer Phil. Metschan
Bupt. Publio Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
Senators J!
jThos. H. Tongue
Congressmen W. R. Ellis
Printer W. H. Leeds
!R. B. Bean,
lf- f A1."?'
C. K. Wolverton
Sixth Judicial District.
I ) vuit Judge Stephen . Lowell
P.-ooeouting Attorney U. J. Rean
Moitow County Officials.
Joint Benator A. W. Oowan
Umnuntitln... J. N. Drown
tkmntv Jaclmi A. G. Bartholomew
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B. & I
14., u. m. si. v., u. g a., f. Ft. w. & v.,
and the C. St. L 4F. Railroads.
HATICS a.oo XXSR DAY
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.,
CIITC-A-OrO. IX1I4.
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Commissioners. ,
J. W. Beckett.
Clerk
Bhsriff
Treasurer
Hnrvavor
School Sup't...
J. R. Howard
.... J. W. Morrow
...E. Lr Matlock
... Frank Gilliam
A. C. Petteys
f. J. MoGee
..Jay W. Shipley
..B. V.
Coroner - . veoguau
m. Mm neeuicaa.
Mayor .-TV Morgan
CoancUmon K. J. riooum. w.
I.ichtenthal, J. R. Simons, J. J. Roberta, J. W.
U . mA SV (1 Hnrrv.
u - -. " !7. ...... W . A. niohardsor,
Xrmsarer w- Hriggs
Merehsi Job" Reger
Precinct Otloere,
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Catted RUtes Laad Offieers.
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UEPPNEB, OREGON.
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WAR NEWS!
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 27. It is believed that Havana will
be seized by America. Trooba Praosto Frinoipe has been abandoned
by Spanish troops. - Santa Cruz powder mill has been Bet on fire and
blown op. Steamer Majestio reports passing the Paris at 'sea.
Lieut Bane, U. S. A., landed in Cuba on his way to Garcia's camp
to arrange for landing of troops.
Foreign nations, so far as heard from, indicate their neutrality.
Judge Day' has been confirmed secretary of , state.
All American consuls are safely out of Spaiq.
Democrats offer the income, tax amendment to the war revenue tax
to supplant bond proposition.
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Absolutely Pura
PRESS COMMENT.
Washington, Apr. 27.
steamer Bolivia.
Since the withdrawal of Oeo. Lee from
Havana, an American citizen waa ar-
Cruiser Detroit captured Spanish, coast rested oharged with bringing to that city
correspondence from an insurgent
camp. The British oonnil. Mr. Onllnn .
LONDON, Apr. 27.-Beported from Madrid that Spanish fleet has who la in charge of the United States in-
been at sea several days and news of ' bombardment of American towns ''T" ,,B H8V"' demnded tb9 imme-
! diate release of the prisoner, whioh waa
daily expected. done accordingly, Unolei Sam placed
MADRID, Apr. 27.Spanish admiral at Manilla announces his Sf. '!:
squadron will take possession where it can.
ing of the American fleet and capture it
, They will await the com- Walla Union.
Congress is behind President McKin
leytoa man. The people are behind
" ! Washington, AprJ 27. New York, . Puritan and Cincinnati bora- hi,n The United States is certainly the
barded the fort at Mataozas this afternoon. : There were n6 casultieii ng. DBme tor tbe oonnt'J--Et Ore
on the American side. Great damace is known to have been done at ,!0mn
Matanzas. I It. is believed that there was loss of life. The Americans tJp to few months ago it was plain
fired 300 shots and blew up uew earthworks and. batteries the Spanish Fl'z Lee ' Virginia, bat now from one
were Duttinc iD. The forts returned the fire but most nhotn fll hri BD1 01 in8 woria ")Beriie ie known
til 3 . , .I ... i . , , as Fitzhngh Lee of Amerioa. The man
; uu,.u,a !-tyjl.AAvMi. i,th,Mme. He pimply had opportunity
nieamer aiunaca, irom new aotk, was cnaseu oy opaniBU gunooats Dfl to prove his merit and serve bis oonntry
(Jape May. and he embraced it. East Oregonlan.
' A TJ ,nIV.k tk.l v,i , i .1 1L. 1
. null s till -T iiiniini.r.ii asira.vssi l lini. n l l ill l l ni iih aaaavasi w. srai l ll u ia vn nwi
B r j 'j i ..liioii-1 xhere are
can squadron, left with an avowed intention of capturing the entire Donaldson
fleet at the Phillipino islands. He expects an easy victory.
The governor of Kansas, Leedy, has had a row with the state militia.
Baw volunteers will not be used. Advices. from Japan . are that she
will side in with America against Spain.
Portugal has definitely announced : neutrality, that Spanish : fleets
will be cut off from important supplies.
evidenoes that
ill receive more
Captain
votes in
the seoond distriot for conereas than
Malcolm Moody. East Oregonlan.
The Outlook will be in 1897, as it baa
been during eaoh of its twenty-seven
years, a History of Our Own Times. Id
its varioua editorial departments Tbe
Outlook gives a oompaot review ot the
world's progress : it follows with care
all the important philanthropic and in
dustrial movements of the day; baa
complete department ot religious news;
devotes mnob space to the interests of
the borne; reviews onrrent literature;!
famishes cheerful table-talk about men
and things: and, in short, aims to give
fresh information, original observation,
and reasonable entertain meat.
MADRID, April 23. Blanoo cables
tbU an American ironclad is ashore op
posite Dimao. Three . ships were trying '
float ber. -
WA8HINQTON, April 28.-Haweilen
treaty was considered today. There is
lsposition to take action on it, occa
sioned by the Spanish wsr.
PARIS, Ky.. April 28-Inaao Alex-
) M. A. Moody, the republican nominee
for oongress, is one of the brightest and
most snooeaaful bnBinees men in the
state, and will represent Oregon in the
most able manner. He will receive the
nqnalifled support ot tbe republicans
NEW YORK, April 28. Every state of the seoond distriot.-Unioo Repub-
baa reported with its f nil ouota of vol. I lioan.
Rates, $1.00 Per Day and Upwards.
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH.
anaer a grana nepnew or jen wavi, oas offloUj,y ,nnoaooed lhal portQffsl DM enee ia that tbe T. M. talked to suit the
oeen eiectea io carry me nag oi uo. u. .taBIt.A tlr.nhi lnf,m.ti- a. Simon posh but oironmatances alter the
rv-T wk w -r at a . it aa rwis. 1 . . I . a
lAJViiat, . i., April vs. me targe Ing tbe movements of warships showins CM M m' De ooeervea by the follow-
paokiog bouse of tbe Atlantic Powder ah is helping Spain. It ia reported that ,Da cllPP'D from the Times-Monn-
Oo containing high exploaives i"f tbe MaKinley baa notified Portugal unless telDMr ','The Chronicle saye that 'Ore
government, waa blown up today and Spanish vessels were ordered trnJ ob mast, be carried by the republican
several men were killed. It ie believed Portugal immediatal ha .in P"ty this year in order to maintain its
to be tbe work of Sppciab spie
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587.nov.12
Beginning with tbe fifty fiifth volume,
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cine aiae, wbiob will add greatly to its
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Outlook la published every Saturday
fifty-two Issues a year. Tbe first issue
In eaob month is an Illustrated If agaiine
Nomber, containing about twice as many
pages M tbe ordinary Issue, together
with Urge nomber of pictures.
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send for .specimen copy and iiiustrat. r or more than hftv-six years it has never tailed
eu prospeeioa to toe uuiwov, io Asior i
Place, New Totk Oitv.
BORN
SEPTEMBER
18,
1841.
Tbe Observer agreea with tbe Fossil
WALLA WALLA, Wash., April 'ill. that Havana will oe attacked by land
Tbe followiug are tbe officers ot tbe First in a few weeks. There Is frantio rush
regiment: Colonel, Jobo H. Welley, U. of people leaving Manilla, Pbillipine Is-
8. A. ; lieutenant colonel, W. J.Lytbe. janda, on tbe ouigoJag steamers. , Scan-J
of Taooma; majors, J. 1. weuenberger, ton, steamship companies .agree to ran
of Whatcom, and John Uarr, ol Day loo. lb a blockade at Havana. Porta Rioo is
Compaor commanders stme as now. planting mines in ber harbor, nranarino
WASHINGTON. April 29. There ia for a aiese. Tbe .amnaroi r An.tri. Joornal, whose rspabliesnism darenol
an aliened waiehip off tbe coast of Maine, gives 110.000 to tbe Sneniah naw. Tha 06 flneetioned , that "the eoood money
Ships bavd been chartered to tarry Amer- Austrian offloers are joiniog tbe Spanish Mfoo 161 IDeir
lean troops to invade onba. Tbe par- army. ineir oeiter juagmeni in ASioria aoa ine
chase of warships has been temporarily CAPE VERDE ISLAND, April 29.- MnM of ,ooni1 moB' bM bMn '"'1
atonned. Tbe official Gsiette of Liabon. Tbe Span an fleet aailad in a annth.,1. raioer man auvanoea py mis eonvtu-
Pnttnaat. nnhl lahaa thanantralitv rlaeraa. dlreotion at 0 :30 thla mnrnins Tu A.. lion. morn uuaervcr.
Powder worka at Dover. N. J., were es- tination is nnkaown. ai its arriara an in I
plnded by acoident Bil were killed and be opened at tea. It is In evldenoe lhal money was paid
four falallv injured. Ths worka were BAN FRANCISCO. Anril29.-A.rena. 'or wU ia th Blmon push convention.
terribly demolished. Tbe new naval port ia said n be getting ready to take Tb Portl,B,s Tribune, regular repob-
bill orovidee for the increase of four tioeps to Cuba. Oen. Lee wiU umn. "CBn PP'. ""re om toia sianaara waa
monitors and includes siiteen torpedo pany Ibem. The ins argents will -....pooh in evidence amoag tbe delegates.
Bark aqua I
BTOCl BRANDS).
While roe aav foar snhsnrlptlna paid sp frm
saamaas) m bvaad la frMuf ebax.
Bnrc. P. O., Hvpom, Or-Rorasa, t B (. tafl
stuimtowi cavua. aama aa am ftip.
Cok. A. J.Ina.ta-.H.irMS, MBoa risilsknol
4w. .ni., sam.oa naliibipi sat stark i
trmv on Ian aad aolil la naht.
IVMUas. W M. (la'Wvaf . Ovaula. R D aa
rWh M.la.aaUa-rak m sank sari knsaaa, B I)
aa wi aip.
Elf. Rma. TtnaaUa. Or. Ronaa brtnU n.T
aa UN abtmMa. aau aaata m MUup. a
la rwht sar.
fUvsoea. L. A R.uvnw Ortaflsa. LV
Hstii kipi tmrsss f vita baf aa4r aa rlabl
timm, HafTt, npnw. Or Hnrsa hransd
HJgslsiMI sbotilkw; eatlla brao4 I
in its weekly visits to the homes of farmers
and villagers throughout the U. S.
IT HAS laithlully labnrad for thHr Broaparltv and happiness, for tha Improvsmant of their
btisliiM and horns tntarssis, fur alu ailoo, lor Uia elevation ol American uianhood aud
Int. Wnm.nhrt.w1
IT BAH loll at tha DrMlde, latarestlnc atu) ttutrnctlve stories of tbe doings of tbe world, tbe
B.tt'iii and stat.
IT HAS arivlMMl ih t.rin.r ss In tha meat armrnvad rasthnds ot culUvstlnf and barveatln bis
rmps. and tha rop.r time Io eonvert them lino the larf eat poeainls sinoimt of moner.
IT BAS led In sll m.ltM. prruinlns; Ut tha welfare ol tanners and vllli(ers, and lor over a ball
e century baa bald their un Dilenoa ami ssieain.
nhi hip. alw aadertet la left
urrw) soeatr.
ear. iUn la I
Bells sad bars real eete'a, reals baaaes. tTt
Sim. 4an mnwlil D4 aril! eerte Jon la
ar a la bis llee. at Haenoahla tfurea, U
First National Bank
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wasuinuton, Apr. 28,-Spain will
have to stake all on one great naval
battle on aooonnt of shortage on ooal.
PEORIA, III., Apr. 28-Insoraooe car
ried bp tbe Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers and Firemen will not be in-
validated with those who enlist It is
Tbe Dalles Chronicle, a better repub
lican paper any day in the year than
ever the Oregonlan, wasn't good enoogb
for a Simon Oorbett pusher in Moro who
recently dropped it and took tbe Dalles
Times-Moontaineai. Straws . show
wbiob way tbe winds blow. Tbe infer-
Portugal aa an ally of Spain.
credit and its dignity.' If this is all
that will save tbe 'dignity and oredit' of
the state, remarks tbe T.-M., we fear for
oat (air, commonwealth. Wo fear a
' blot' mast fall upon its name, (or , tbe
people are sick of republican misrule
and bossism. Moro Observer,
boats. Tbe North Carolina infantry and Metansas their capital.
eight batteriee of artillery at Chioa- PAULS, Freoee, Apr. 29. It io ao-
maogna are ordered to Tampa, Fl a., at nonooed that extraordinary octivitf is
oooe. Three lolantry regimeaie at New ootloed tbroujjboot France. All ahine
Orleans leave Immediately for Tampa, bava beeo recently mobilised end are in
I'robable object ta to land in Uuba as Dshtleg trim. Tbe reserves eipecl to
soon as possible. Tampa offloers think bo tailed oat,
Washington, April 28. President Ma
Kinley will beve tbe naming of (our
major generals (or tbe volunteer army,
and tbeee appointments may be an
oonnoed eoy day ia order thai snob army
offloers may be prepared to assume their
duties as , sooo as tbe volaoteer army is
called Into tbe aetvloe.
It is understood Oen. Filihogh Leo ie
slated for major geoeralebip.
fta((reU4 Cksafe.
Tbe owners ot the local telephone syo-
tem bava a propoaition from tbe Beil
people lo take their plant off tbelr bauds,
paying bark to each palron what be baa
erpeoded for 'phonee. Tbe B II folks
offer to, pn I Jo a system of their own,
ebargiog 1260 par mmtb ijslead of
1 1X0, but tbe instrument are to be "long
diatanoe," aod toy ,peron desiring to
talk over tbe long dulaaoa lino would
not be forced to go to the central office
However, the owners of tbe local eye
tecs sap tbat tbep do not oaro to make
the ekaege nolese it ia agreeable to tbe
patron. So far aa tbe Octette knows no
one earae to pay more loan IJQ per
month for local telepbooe service. Tbe
patrpos are agreed apoo one thing very
ecfteln, that of let tbe service Las baaw
very aneetiefaetory because ef aaaded
rapaJre. Ttiia, bows fee, oao b remedied
tad ebovld be at tbe earliest oprortanlty.
Io tbeee days of puali a telephone is Is
dispiBiable la lbs affairs cftbaslossi
Mill
P. Bsstlo, of BbIton..Neh who
came here to boy tbep not long ago, has
beep informed ' by ble employer! tbat
they eannot parobaat to any extent until
tbe war is settle J.
Moro Observer.
Tbe Kolghts of Pythias of Oregon wilt
form o volaoteer company. Tbe first
move baa been made io Portland. East
Oregon! an.
President McKinle)'a csbiosl appears
to be going to pieces on Ibe eve of war,
but President MoKmlef appears to bo
taking o firmer bold than ever. . O.
Tbs Daag.r of Bprag
Which arise from impurities io tbe blood
and depleted eoodltion of Ibis vital
Ptinevillo Eiobangs: Hon. 0. W.
Wheeler. editor ot the .Wajtsbnra. Wash.. fla'd be entirely averted by flood's
Tim, lMtared to a good sited audience o'Prma. This great mediotoc cares
ia tbe M. E. ebareh in Ibid oitr Taeedsr P'B kamors, boils, eruption aod
evening i i tbe; interests ot the. Woodmen r,i taA b' enriching and Vitaliiiog
of Ibe WorH.hU eobieet beln.The blood, It overoomee that tired leel-
Objrete and Alms ot Woodovaf W Tbe r vilely aod vigor.
leolore waa oeder Ike aurpioee f Prise
vllle Camp No. 210. W. O. W. The leo
lore wee entertaining aod iotereetlag
aod waablahjy sppraoiatad p tboetdi-
vra.ioesey nlKbl a reoepUoo
eaoe.
given lo Mr. W heeler by tbe ladle' aux
iliary, Joolpcr Circle, Women ( Wood-
oraft. After tba Muectioa aod aa AdJreae
by Mr. Wbealer!! odjoro.d to the pott. tI , (..i,, last Thursday. Tbe loot
offloe bOlMlqg whpre Ibe ladiae treated u mhtiai laDoil. Ksarli all thrr..linra
wasloeC II Started Im dsf ect lr fle
In Ibe kitchen.
Good's Pills euro asotea, akk bead-
acbs, billoasoeae aod all liver ilia. Prioe
25 esata.
A Bad Plie.
The floe residence of li. Palbrg,a
Isvie end well known iheep owser of
this erranly , on llhee creek, bnreed with
tbocompeny to an elegaot supper.
AswUev CarWad USUI.
Tkiemaka 1U third carbia.! of 'iek I
Droo.' wegoat, bnggleo, .backboards,
carriages aod backs reoelred Ibicsprisf .
trread fally Ksryea.
(Jeate-1 waa dreadfully nervoua, aod
for relief took your Carl's Clover lloot
Tbey will be bare the first of 16 week. Tm U ,0(Uj B om,m m4 tin,t
For good, Itroeg, d arable wagon tbey
Leva no eoai. Look at tbetn yoarsalf.
Tbey ore becked bp poalUre etowantae.
4t( MnwnAOc,
a tee OeeeHpes.ea ereee.
..TlbjCeeea.ei tsadr tif.na, Meflt4
ll t. i 0. (til tf Hff( If If f Nrttl lltrf
soed my whole nervous eye Win. I we
troubled with oonellptlioo, kidney aod
bowel treobt, Tour Tea toon oleaoeed
my lytic M tberoaibly that t Nptdly
regained bHti bad ttrtagtbi ktrA B,
A. lttLBftfyrd, Cftlf till f
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