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SIXTEENTH YEAR HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTYOREqON. FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 189S. NoT656
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OFTICIAIi DIEEOTOET.
United States Officials.
President...... William McKiuley
Vice President.. Garret A. Hobart
Secretary of Bute W. R. Day
tteoretary of Treasury Lyman J. Gage
Beoretary of Interior.... Cornelius N. Bliss
tteoretary of War Kusseli V. Alger
tteoretary of Navy John D. Lor g
Postmaster-General Charles Kmery Brr ith
Att..rnBy-(teneral... John W. Giggs
Beoretary f Agriculture James Vilson
, ; State of Oregon.
Governor m p i.a
rZ0t stat8 ?j-
BuTpbiic'in.tctioV.-e h&
Attorney General ..V&'g- foSSS
Senator ' JG. W. MoBride
.. .. "I
Congressmen.... .
Printer....
lupreine Judges.
.. -, JThos. H.Tongue
(W.K
. Kllie
"(R.'S. 1
' wastes i Pi Ai
(C. E. '
R. 8. Bean,
. Moore,
. Wolverton
Sixth, Jadieiaj District.
C unit Judge Stephen .Lowell
P,oiMotmn Attorney I...H. J. Bean
Harrow County Offluials.
oiut F A, W. Gowan
Bepre tMtiv. J. N. Brown
.nan a jBd)W., A, Q. Bartholomew
f'oismimionera I.U.Howard
v. J. W. Beckett.
Olerk J.W.Morrow
Bheriff E. L. Matlock
Treasurer Frank Gilliam
' Assessor A, C. Petteys
Surveyor... J. J. MoGee
School Bap't Jkjt W. Shipley
. ' Coroner II. F. Vaaguan
bbpfnbb Town ornoxaa. '
Moor Thne. Morgan
C'mncilmen E. J. Hlocum, M.
Iiichtenthal. J. B. Himona, J. J. Roberta, J. W.
Rasmus and K. G. Bperry.
Itwonler W. A. Richardson
IV.xnarer L. W. Brings
Marshal ......John il&ger
Precinct Officers.
Jasttaaof the Peaoe... W. K. Kinhardnon
louetable N. B. Whetstone
United States Land Officers.
THE DALXSS, OB.
J. t. MfKir Kearlstor
K. B. Biggs RsoaivHr
LA oaAans, ok.
K. W. Bartlett, Registar
i. H. Robhins Beoeivsr
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HEPPNEB, OREGON.
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Brown & Redfield,
. Attorneys at Law,
Offloa In tb First National Bank
' Baildloc.
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V Ellis & Phelps,
TT0RNEYS AT LAW.
All bnsltisss sttndet to In a pmmrK and
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Hsppasr, Or.
D. E. GILMAN,
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llirm. MatM a SMUlif ol bard
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GENERAL
1 WISCONSIN I I . .
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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 and carriage or bus, or iu
many other ways, and they will
find all that is desired in this re
spect in the service of the Ushers
at the Grand Central Passenger
Station, who have . recently beep
uniformed with brown suit and red
cap. They will be in waiting at
all trains prepared to assist pas
sengers, and it is hoped that our
patrons will fully avail themselves
of this additional provision for
their comfort.
J AS. C. POND, '
Gen'l Passr. Agt.
H, W. Fall,
; .. . PROPRIETOR
Of the Old Reliable
CHICAGO, ILL..
Half block west of the Union Depot ol 0. B. &
Q., C. M. & St. P., C & A., P. Kt. W. & C.
and the C. St. L. Si P. Railroads.
HATEH Xe-.oo PRR DAT
- Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.,
CSTIOULOrO. ILL.
NURSERIES,
R. H. WEBER, Prop.
Grower and Dealer In
Fruit, Shad and Ornamantal Traas,
Grapa Vinea and Small Fruita.
Our Trees are Grown With
out Irrigation.
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TMK OtNTAUH COMMHT, NCWVOwK ITT.
nionfiftr Inilnr nf Hpnn
BORN
SEPTEMBER
18,
1841.
years it has never failed
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uf-aiii(, n ne vioTBiiun ui ainariraa niannuua suu
lintrurtlva itorlr tf the doings n( the world, the
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GAZCTTC, arte year far
TH E G AZETTE.
sand It tn a. W. ftret. Tribune hfllri, Kea
ore vi WSIJ I riimna a III bs Biellan IU fo.
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WA:R I
, SAN FRANCISCO, June 7. The Baltimore arrived at Honolula
May 29th. ; She had a very pleasant voyage and all are well. Nothing
ia too good for Uncle Sam's Bailors.
SAN FRANCISCO, June &
through the Golden Gate yesterday, probably never to return. ' All
crafts afloat gave her a great send off.
WASHINGTON, June 8. The
that troops have sailed from Tampa! It is believed t'aat the bombard
ment at Santiago was tb prepare the way for the invaders known to be
already enroute. Forts at the entrance are completely silenced, accord
ing to a dispatch from Sampson.
WASHINGTON, June 8. Dewey has a Berious problem to ficht
in Manila's insurgent leaders.
LONDON, June 8. Russia
session of the Philippines.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.
It will press into service any steamers it ohoseB for the purpose of
carrying troops to Manila. It has
der consideration. Probably all troops for Manila will reach there in
side of two months. . .
CAPE HAPTEN, June 9. The report of a great battle at Cai
manera bay yesterday morniDg has reached here. American ships
bombtrded the forts, commencing at 5:30 p. m. A perfect hail of
bombs was sent in and the Spanish replied with vigor, but were ulti
mately forced to abandon ih forts and retreat to the town. The Span
ish commander , issued orders to Caimanera before surrendering it.
The captain-general of the Philippines says the situation at Manila is
very grave. v Manila is to be attacked
A New York World special from Hong Kong says the report has
reached there that Manila has fallen. It is said to be occupied now by
insurgents. . , :
MADRID, June 9. It is rumored that tbe Spanish garrison at Ma I
nila, rather than to be massacred by the insurgents, prefer to yield to
the Americans as prisoners of war.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.
Manila on Wednesday. The third expedition follows Sunday, - The
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POVPirnmfinfc hno a flout 1ft alnamara l.l. U X 1 . ''.
O mw- v graaiuci,
LONDON, June 9. A Washington correspondent of the Daily
. , ... , . . .
Chronicle, with approval of Gen. Greeley, cabled that the army sailed
from Tampa at Doon yesterdsy. The foroe numbered 27,000, composed
of infantry, cavalry, artillery, engineer, and signal corps. The infantry
...lr.ntn ()7 ! la a l..al a I
H.iiBium oi n regiments, 10 oeing
Sbafrer i in nr.mmnmt on,l
gULboat, Helena, as esoorts. The
1. Itn a . .
uruay aoa oy aunany tbe stnrs and
KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 9.
tured by the Americans and will be
is on the verge of starvation. Th
conquer Ladrion island, belonging
miles distuot from Manila.
KEY WEST, June 9. There
by high naval officers, that three
into Havana harbor.
Northup, the corrupt county
defeated, but Simon, Lis boss, sacrifloed his couuty ticket and Northup
tor himself.
Danbar waa knifed in M altnomah
forces, as waa predicted be would
WASHINGTON, June 10. The
farenoe in the bouse provides for
naif millions per month.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Jut
liouson and crew. He says military
The American fleet ia waiting for
is ready lor it
l 1 lil'IO 1 in . ,
uub iu. AUHiirai
almort ready to sail. It will dopart
al ea, when it ) e.rxsetod the iWt
CArL HAITICN, Junn 10.
it is ramorea that Santiago baa fallnn into the bands of Americans.
.. . .
LONDON, Jane 10. CorrfaiKiDJents'say another atrfal Lm beon
mads by the ijoeon regout of Spain
powers.
A Narrew Iseaae.
Tbaokfol words wrltlao by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, i. Orotoa, H. I)., -Waa takea
with a !el eolj which tatllad oa tat
lncgs,Migb eat in enl finally Urml
naUil in ennamtitdion. fun rlonlnte
gave manpeaytng I ev.ild hva hil a
abort time. I aava inraalf au la m
Heviur, iMarmlnad If I una Id aol slay
itb my fnea la oa aartb, I would aa
y absent One abut. My buebaod was
edviaed In ( I Jr. King's New I law. vary
lor tonsuaapiifia, roughs aal sMa. I
gave U s trial look ia all eigbt tvitllaa.
II bs esrad rss. aa1 (bank flod I am
saved and now a wait aa4 bat(by a.
rraa." Tria) UtUae (ra at H J. No
ata'idtagstfi'e, lUgilar a'sa boa and
11.09 g aar an 11 nt pttr rafea4d.
Maeala V.,r ftaaa WHI t aara.
V if I ''UHi, f,re m,at r' -a. tw.af.
UC C W.UiN) assia rl4eve.
NEWS!
I
The monitor, Monterey, passed
war departmenf does not deny
,
virtually admits the American pos
The government is weary of delay
already a fleet of seven or eight un
by land and sea.
The next expedition will sail for
sv tU bug .lUluUlWlt,
regulars and H volunteers,
!,.... -i..-u-vjs J
r
transports are due at Santiago Sat-
...
stripes will float over Santiago.
Guanandmo, Cuba, has been cap
nsod for a landing place. Sautiago
Unitod States has decided to
to Spain, and which is about 1500
art persistent rumors here, credited
Simuinh warships forced their way
judge of Multnomah county. hh been
county for Klncaid. b? the Simon
be, but Dunbar will win in any vent
war revenue bill acreod to in con-
ailvor coinage at rate of one and one-
- , 10,-Cervera refuses to exchange
aatboiitiea havs men in charm
the array of inaaion. Everything
rt . . .
l amraras squadron at Cadia is
and. scaled ordurs to U opoued
will siaraU
Mnu wboarrivwd here traUrdav aav
- .
to uae their iu6unc) with the
I'iss.dralial KsejIaa'Uws
A a 0uaiaa dispalck bf June fib
is:
TU ptaaWnot bas De! Iba followina
nouiaaiioas: Jay P. l.oraa. realsiar nf
the lied efTlnaat Tba Dallaa. Or : Otis
I atleraon, rra tar of ceMlr mneaaa
al
Tba pallaa, (lr.$ (aaotfe W. IlsrM, lag
Islar i.f the a4 afflaa at Haraa, Or,
nafjoel O. Hwarkbamar. faalea
of
pablM moaeys at LOraads, Or.
If t sa Wfctfe la as Wsil
Yoti ia set fortify year aysWu agaiaal
iba aitaeis of fliaaaM. Toor blood Bum I
tel l para, yonr sdtBab aod it-
live argent to order, year appetita good
uflfl s naraaparilla It Iba wad iotas to
bll4 ou ap, purify aad sa rleb soar
WfH tod give yaw etrengtlt. It er sales
aa ru-i'iie eat tive d gttiive powrr.
Ural's filla art U fsvor.u faaUy
itai.a, f ut tg Uk. tuy to epiU.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
THE BATTLKSH1P OBEUON. .
Her Wonderful Performance and Its Use As
an Object Lesson.
New York Tribune.
It was no common incident, tbis voy
age of tbe Oregon, aobieved in no com
mon manner, and its reoord refleots no
common oredit npon the Amecioan navy,
however muoh the need of snob a work
refleots discredit upon onr government
for remissness in past years.
, What is tbe Oregon? And what baa
she done? It is a heavj coast-line battle
ship. It is intended for giving and tak
ing heavy blows in defense of home and
couotry. It is not intended for swift
oraieiug in distant Bens; Yet tbe latter
waa what it was oalled upon to do . II
was ordered to hasten "from lands of
ann to lands of snow" and back attain to
to lands of sun, through two oceans and
Ihiee looes, past more than a dozen
alien coasts, in distance more than halt
way arouud tbe world, through distress
of tropio beat and through perils of Ant
arctic storms; Ihroogh peril, too, of at
tack from hostile fleets; and at the end
of tba arduous voyage lo be in full fight
ing trim, ready for instant notion. It
was a commission that might well be
deemed trying to any vessel that waa
ever launched. But it fulfilled it to tba
letter. After all tbe perils and labors of
13,000 miles, tbroogh strange waters, il
reaobee its alution ahead of expeoted
time, with not a lube broken nor rivet
strained, nor tbe stroke of a hammer nor
tbe turn of a wrench needen to prepare
It for the olash of battle. It thnra la a
,et ,r,b",,
ubip tn all the
. .. . .
finer tribute to shipbuilding and seaman.,
world tbao in that eiAbla
foot, we should like to kuow where it is.
But what a alupendous objeot lesson
conveyed in tba need for suou a per-
uuuvoyou iu me neea tor suou a per
formancel Tboasanda of miles of aaii
,n"i w" the innamerable perils of set
ZZ luL 15
.
01 nation's life-and all for wbatf Ail
beoanse for 60 years we b a ve failed to
nave wie courage ol our ounylotlons and
tbe iiterpri8e of our iutelligeuoe, and
ihakfjaawini1 Anl aa jaAK.. I al. f a 1
bare not out a canal aoross the istbumui
Oenlral America. Had such a oanal
been oul, tbe Oregon would bava been
West Indian waters mora tban a
mouth ago. What would not that have
been worth to , ue? Wbat might it not
bava been worth? Were there snob a
oanal, tbe talk of aendiog tbe Cadis fleet
to Manila would be empty idleness, be
cause it would b possible atlil more
quickly to seod a fleet from Key Weal to
meet it there. There ia no exaggeration
ia aaying that tba lack of snob a oanal
bas exposed ns to dsngerof losses great
ar tban Iba cost of oonitruotiug snob a
Oanal would be. And vet we suppose
Ibsre ars prudent patriots wbo will oon
tinus to decry Iba canul scheme, saying
II can't be built and would be of no
veins if it were. To all suob answer la
given in tbe story of tbe Oregon.
Ouinneaae's famous old Lubliu
Htool," Importi-d, at Chris lurchers'
If
Apprarlallve.
On Wednesday tba Ostrtla reoaiva.l
tba following to answer to s telngrem of
coBgialolations to M. A. Moody :
Tbs Uallm. Or.. Jnns 8. IkjM.
Orta Pattiiuson,
Ueppner.Ore.
1 (bank yon for your oongratnlationa
I appraelsta vary much Iba fact that
Morrow coonty gave ins a plurality.
M. A. Mouov,
UTt ttlJCCIIOM btA
A ( lasa rtgal Ketwsat Morre asd liawaa.
-I llfurd Derrau Parrlek fur J ad'.
Word from (Jranl oonnty Indloatat
that tbt entire rnpoblioan Iu ket baa baa a
tlaelad tieapl Cornbe f.aj sbrriff, wbo la
bsataa by Llvlngaioa. Tbscmnly wtul
strongly republican.
Word front Itarosf cuniity indmatrs
that tbere is a eloea eolnal tiatwaea
Oewaa tad Morrow, wilb Morrow a
abadt tbt beat of il. All but (nor small
prtoitJoU from Harney give Morrow 111
majority, asd Iba remaining preotorta
arasappoad lo ha fuelon, I liar I annul y
give niea Itl volaaovar Morrow,
Mb oaa preelael lo bear from, elan top.
poead to be lusn. Morrow eounly givaa
Morrow stout I I.' over llnaaa, an Ibat
at praesat Morrow has be tiaat of tba
0ibL
Millar, fur d.elrkt altoraay, Jurats
I Ub-fca. fualoaisi.
Clifford for jdg defaata I'arrUb.
laa MMIiaaa m taav.
Whaa .M.a .r, lr. Ur 'in. II
naatM thar'ra astieltH " he . , i,f il,..
t l mla ats h.,r lum. ( ai,.4
I an.iv I .H..H,r al l.s rein .1 two miiiioli
'" f and it a ill I thiaa l.ii.ln.n la.
ar'a, t mt ,,,rr,l .i.,,r.l
lfcl ( aH sir II. nM d. 1 k-li(f,l l.i. i
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