Heppner gazette., May 23, 1901, Image 2

The Ucppncr Gazette
xfw vex.
1'red Warnork and 11 V. Michell
).nt 1 mhi j-1 1 1 the Heppner Gazette
hinl with this issue will start it on
ji new ran r of usefulness and Boon
Lrmj: it brick to tic leading posi
ti'in it ix-cuj'ioil when conducted
1 y oil rttt rnu.
Mesrri. Wftrnock V. Michell are
Ri tic, practical youig men. who
hve livt ..1 in ( hoMD all their lives,
hi,1 tiny ate thoroughly poeted as
1u tin- t-i Hlt-'ti l-ffrt interests. They
vf hft'l iittiisive experience in
the i,pppnper business, and will
fivp to Hrppnor and Morrow
anility the full benefit of that ex
perience. J. W. Kepingtox.
reach flood in the next few month?. the enormous stun cf N1. 1V.1, it.
There is plenty of room in Morrow These are ivpublu'.'in tinus.
county for h creat niiiiiv more poo- j
, ,, i t, Co), iivaii aunouiuvs thht he
pie of the j lent knni. Itsaueasj vv, .
, V ,, , , will not be a candidate m l'.'Ol uu-
matter to get a pood home here. . W1"
lo.-s it is absolutely ui-cetsary. the
The Indian luirean at Wa,Ling. V'" wlU nsovt' ih
t I... i .. .,. ,i i. , .t:.v , i., eaine.
iA'll Lifts till t'l It'U Ule UltlfinLl lu-
dian agents to inquire into the
complaints made by Wallowa
county, Oiegon. citizens iu relation
Aitwtle Kreltal
The new s.ilni.uiue bot hiis
been found to 1 o of soiik prao'.icil
., Iki-' , ii-.'!v,'il du Lone
to deptdlhtious committed by In- , ,llUUi s0Ulu h u e hee:i loot, tod by
aians twin uie i manna, v. oivme
and Lnpwai reservations with in
structions to c. ireet irregularities
and preeut nny further interfer
ence on t!ie pert of the?e Indians.
The Indians should be kept cu the
reservatioLs.
the use of tin boat.
The Gazette this week appears
to its readers under new manage
ment, the undersigned having pur
chased the plant, business, pood
will, etc., of Mr. J. W. Redington.
There will be no radical change in
the future policy of the paper. The
main object will be to give the
news just as it happens in a plain,
reliable manner. At all times the
(Gazette will earnestly labor to ad
vance the interests of Heppner
and Morrow county. BelieTing in
the principles of the republican
party, the paper will be republican
in politics. It will be the aim to
allow no prejudice to influence the
handling of public questioLS or
the dissemination of news, but to
follow the lines of justness and
fairness in every transaction. Be
lieTing this to b a duty, the
Gazette hopes to be worthy of the
favor of the people. About the
only promise offered is that we will
do our best to get out a clean,
newsy, reliable newspaper.
Waesock & Michell.
I'hirst U r know U'.Uo by the
people if thi- d-ui.try keeps apace
with pri-givss. In ih- past twenty
, , i -. . ) . . 1 ..l.t...l
wars j. untie i.;t.u u a nu uuuw.
The city of Ashland is having a !
. , Grm.d CUuncelloi' hiuI I' .i-t tiruud t li :..v.vl.or
lively time over the question of VlMt .. Ll,,,.
saloon or no saloon. Last January ;
an ordinance was rassed bv the city Judp W. L. i 'nwWia .v if Che
council prohibiting the sale of,D.imf, Cua.uu ChiviW, aiid
liquor within the corporate limits. : Jud-e W. M. OVi. of Portland.
The saloou men ignore the law and Fast Urand CuaiiOellor of the
of the six saloons iu the town five ; Grand Domain of Oregon, li. of
of them have been running every P., officially visited lhuie Lodge
since and the city has not received No. '20. of this city, Tuesday even
a cent of license money. ! ing.
- j There was a good attendance of
Kansas is no more a calamity j the members and everything was
hnwlar thin venr than it was last nieclv aiTdL -d fcr the entertaiu-
year. The wheat crop promises to1 meut of tne otlic.als.
harvest 100,CW,000 bushels, and j After short session of the lodge,
there is a call for 15,000 men at ?2j there was a pleasant banquet
per day to supply the labor. The 'served by the members and their
railroads have been invited to help! fnuiili-s of loii- Lodg-. Graud
r,a if hi- ntrwrm sncinl rates to I i'nuncllir IlradshiW and Past
i. v,. " ' '1- -
Miss Id Helen Hodkey will appear
t Opera house (a tlii city, SntiinUv
eveninu, My 25, under 8iipiei '(
l.n.liei' Aid SiK'iety of Cliriotitin cliureh.
in her delightful elocutionary entertain
ment. Misa KoJkey will Kive a series
of miHoellaneoui reilintf, chosen from
s.ieh well known writers a Sliakeopeare,
Piivnnt. Tannvunn and others, whii'li
w ill prove instructive as well a" very en
tertaining. She is highly recommended
by presa and public.
HEPPNER CHI RCHK.S
Episcopal church Uev. W. K. Pot-
w i no
lieafurKN Cuunut be Currd
By local npplieatious, ia Ihey oaouot
leach the disoHscd purtiou of the ear.
There ix ouly one way to oure deafness,
mid ilmt i- ly ooiiBiitutional remedies,
ILuifnifS ia ciiused by au lutlauieJ con
dition of ttie niueous liuing of the eustn
chiau tube. VMit-u this tobe g-ts in-
tl.iiui'd you have a runilillug soona or
mi pei feet hearing, aud when it is en
tirely closed itenfuess is the reenlt, and
tiulin the intUuitUHtiou oau be taken
.ml and ibis tube restored to its uormul
ouii Ilium, bearing will be destroyed for
ev. r; nine cases out of ten are caused
b) - eainrrh, whioti la noiumg uui au iu
lUmed erudition of the mucous snrfaois.
We will give One Hundred Dollars fr
any em ut deafness (Paused by Oatarrhl
that ouii not be cured by Hall's Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
F. .1. OiiEVHt A Co., loleJo, u.
Sold bv druwgi'ts, 75c?.
Hall's FamiU Tills "re the best.
COST OF KAUMING.
County Ci'iiniiisHiuuer Kd C. Ash-
I. - 1. ..I Furmikr IVtlO.
M. E. church, South. Services at 11 : a"t-" ' ' , 15 ()iw)
s m. and 7-30 p. m.-Rev. F. M. Can- row countj, v. ho raised lo,vw
field Vaster bushels of wheat the past season,
says that tlie, cost 01 raising itui-ai
I MINOR & CO.
M. E. church H. I.. Bcightul. pus
tor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7::0 p. m.
Christian church Key. Victor Carl
son, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:4 p. m. Morning subject, "Happi
ness." Snnday School at 10 a. m. Chns
tian Endeaver society meets at 7 p. m
T . tUa vaninii a Trtanmrial Service Will
bo held, of which the following is the
program :
PROGRAM.
1. Dirge Herpuer Symphony Baml
1. Invocation 1 ""tor
S. Son-" Abide With Me" l'stor
4. Scripture Beading Victor Carlson
5. Reading 'Lincoln ! Oration at liettyimiirK
J B. Heal
(,. Solo "Th Sentinel Aileep". Prof. I.undell
7. Memorial Addrei Kev. J. V. Crawford
S. Song America Audience
. Benediction Fan tor
h"i-o is about as follows:
1'lowinj: old ground per acre.
Ho.i.ling
ll.n iiiM iug
!so iiii;
Tiiieshing
. l.HO
. 1.20
t;i.r5
contract has been let for buildinf
a school house at John Pay. The price
is 834ti(i.
bring laborers to the field.
Grand Chancellor Cake responded
a-ith anrironriate aud able speeches
Trusts and combinations aro not! .. hi.,u c,ril(,(iv ml ted to the enjoy-
wholly confined to this ccuntry hy! nt of tlie evening.
any means. The chief metal in-j xhe exercises closed at 11 o'clock
dustnes of Russia, which embrace ! j alj departed with the best
are i wishes for the order that stands ou
Baptist church W. B. Wootton, pas
tor. Services each Sunday, morning
ami evening. In the evening, services
u-ill h asaiitp.l bv orchestral mus e
Subject next Sunday evening: "Buried
Alive."
Catholic Church Rev. Father Kelly.
Nasal
CATARRH
sixty-three different firms,
about to consolidate into oue
limited liability trust, in imitation
of the United Steel and Iron Trust
of the United States.
A SOUTEERX OPIXJOX.
The Times, the leading demo
cratic paper of Richmond, Va., in
a recent issue, in discussing the
political conditions of the South,
says :
There are signs of political rev
olution in the South and it is al
ways an error to shut one's eyes to
the signs of the times. We have
no idea that the republican party
is goicg to capture the South.
KintViem nponle are bv birth and
education democrats, and we ei
pect tD see the democratic party in
the ascendency for many years to
come. It is a reflection upon them
to say that thev can be caught by
' M -Kinley's bait fur suckers."
F-ut there are maty white men all
through the Sjuth who believe in
the riLciplrs and j-olitics of the
republican jarty, and who have
been kept in the demwratio party
or.lv by f-ar cf E?gro rule. Thu
fear has been in a number of states
removed, and steps are being taken
in other uutLrn states to put it
cut of the way, and when that
shall have been accomplished these
men shall shake off the party yoke
and will go where their political
inclinations lead them.
The Oregonian predicts that the
senatorial contest next year will
be between Joe Simon, Sol Hirsch
and Charley Fulton, with II. V.
Corbett a possibility. Of this
auartet Fulton, the brainy man of
Clatsop, is the most popular wit: ;
the masses. - Eugene Register.
MiniDg in South Africa just now
is not very pleasant. Three of the
principal gold mines of Johannes
burg are open ai d opetating on a
large scale: but it requires over a
thousand troops to protect them.
the exper.se of maintenance being
borne by the mine-owners.
When you buy a dollar's worth
of home products in preference to
products shipped in from some
where else you prevent the dram
of shipping a dollar out to some
where else. It helps the town;
it helps you; it's wi-e business.
Fairhaven Times.
the grand principles of friendship,
charity and benevolence.
WOOL MOVEMENTS.
Sprln Clip is Ni- Commie in Knely to the
Hrppcvr Warehouses.
coft iUol
In all lt stages there
should be cleanliness.
Ely's Cream Balm
cleansiee.foothe? and heals
the d:seed membrane.
It cures catarrh and drives
away a cold la the head
(Tram Halm Is placed into the nostrils, spread!
Service. 3d Sunday .in each month at -r the e
m Ua imnin.F x A V I i . . . .
11. .01. . . r.ruduce uzlnS. Large Si, 60 oemi at wrug
- . . h,ii. Trial Size. 10 cent or mail.
I ELY BHOTUEltS, 6S Warren Street, New York,
in datlv to the
WojI is now coming
warehouses in this city.
At the Wooltfrowt-rs' warehouse wool
is be ng baled lor shiprneiit. "ne lot uf
Sl'O.lHW pounds wiil be tit.:he-t Wed
nesday of next week. Tnis is lieiiirf
shipped as List as possible to H. C.
Jj.biiV Kootoi H,i.-t; ,r 1. v',.;in.
At the Henry Heppr-r warehouse
there is consi leia'-.le act.ity in wol
husine?-.
w ...I. sAI.Ks.
Iurii) past wet k f.jlinwiriif ealea are
reported :
reii'iUri Live st i k Co
li. 1.
at 1 1 ee:,;-
J. 11. I'u
Per P'jui. I.
I'. i. Ju.-
poun 1.
To i
i itou:
N.ci.'
i er p. .
1'
!'n S.i.
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The Albany strike of street rail
wav emtloyes will terminate like
all other strikes where a lawless
element controls. Both employe
and employer will suffer. Already
innocent blood has been shed in
the rioe caused by strikeis who
Lave allowed their temper to get
the Wet of judgment and reason.
The strikers undoubtedly had a
just and Lonef t grievance to start
with and with proper management
could have elicited sympathy from
fc'l. The strikf-rs will lose by not
coLO-ntratiLg their forc- into one
Lead or management where delib
erate and reaonabl action could
have (turmouuted the difficulties
without trouble.
Average monthly exportationB
for the nine months ending with
March, 1'H :
T-rut.l SUVee 12.4'C.13
hi.g.anl 117,-i'..J4'i
Average ending with Ie-emr,
1 '. t.
At the beginning of May, on a
basis of 77,530.000 inhabitants in
the United states, the per capita
circulation was $2 -"1. This is the
highest figure that has ever been
reached in the history of the
nation.
The interest shown by the mem
bers of Ileppner's volunteer fire
department is commendable an'l
the fire boys should certainly be
encouraged by the citizens. Good
fire protection is of vast importance
to any city.
One of the extraordinary impor
tations recently made by New York
from Europe consisted of 10,933
bags of onir.ns. at a cost of f 12,350.
The importation was due to a tem
porary scarcity in the Ne lork
market.
Il-iritijT the l'iieii.-n'.-t
ie lltii, 1-th a'. 1 '.
l-.-s thin no per d .; w ;
t ie I'-ilace H-jt-1, ex ;
Turners and hvarleis.
ill !.e nia le i jr m-als ea
tae hoUie, arid ail iii-a'ij
c,-pt as tta'e i. W.
t
'ic per i I-
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i i rte '
i made at : J
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omson
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE DEALERS.
"? "5 c f
r.0,00) pounds
s at l'.i-c
i.i- at 1
.rV 1 at I-ex-
In order to make room for a largo stock of up to-date goods
just arming
We will sell our immense
stock of
Boots and Shoes
regardless of cost.
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A visit to this Htoie NOW while thu new
sprint; kooiIh are freah and the linen com
plete, wilt ptove to the advantage Of tllONH
who seek the season's favorite novelties at
the IciiHt cost.
Summer
Dross Goods Q
We are prepand to mipply every de
inand holli for the plain outing or hoiiau
codtume, or the elalimate atbiir for the
reception or othel wme dieMV toilette.
Taste for the beautiful and remind for your pocket hook
will make vou appreciate the following (jood prices.
4f
l1
India I.inon. . .
Victoria l.awn
l'eriian Lawn.
Nainsook
Swiss lints . .
Stripe a'd (.'heck liuuty
10c, l:"2c, 15c, 20c, l'.r)C
UV.jc, 15c, '.'He
..15c, 25c, 35c
. . .20c and '.'5c
. . 15c, L'Oc, L'5c
. 10. 15, U0, 'Joe
Fancy White (ioods, all kinds. I0to;5c
India Oanaee, just like pilk H5e
Novelty Silk (iVhanis, paslel shades 50c
Ortiandi-'f white, pink, hhie, eorn L''V
viillr I Ua ')0
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Full line of Zepliy r .inhaniH lL'c, 15c
T , ii naiueiit,
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.$3.000 Wortn nl Elegant Boots and
Shoes to Sf.lf.ct From.
stock is pone
Alan Kmhroidered Swiaa Dots, 1 'unities, Chamhray, Cotton hou-
larda, l'hpie, Iledionl I ord-, Mo.
Lakewood Lawns, (special) 5c per yd
Lamest Stock oi silks Ever Stiown
In Heppner.
Avoid Contusions Diseases hy cleansing
tlie entire system.
Slocum's Sarsapa-
rilla!
Will do it promptly and thoroughly.
JSlooiiin I3rii: e Main Street, Hrner
: t j re.'Uiar !
i'o ai.'j-. .ince I
.-li ou;-ide of j
... he ."ie ex- i
li ii;K'w.
-r- th-i
rllle.
Call and get your soi.ili" I"
This in n f.il
GOODS DELIVERED F H E E .
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Tl. State Noriual Sr!.,jf.
! mouth reports that the d.-ruand for its
jraduatei !uncr the tast year had heen
much beyoud U: f'Ui.p'y. liraduation
from the school practically assures a
pUce wortii from n to f75 per month.
The s'.uder.tJ U" the rtate exauiina
t'.oiiS durir the r.v- i'ar ( our-e. ar.d are
easily ah' o pass on ad rU'.jecti re
.,'iired f-jr htate papers V.efote gradua
tion. Th?Hshool ha-, a weli i'iipped
training departruent consirtjrj.' of a rone
urad.e town seho 1 and of a typical coun
try school.
An AmericaL firm Las r'tently
ecurcl & contract from Calcutta.
India, to furnish Line lxxarjtivr-.
TLere were eevtral other foreign
OLD SOLDIEU'.S LXl'EI.ILNCE.
M. M. Aumo. aciil wnr vetcraL, of
WiLChehter. Indiana, -wrileB-. "My ife
fttsi(ka I D tin." m spite of good
.loci' r's treatd.fnt, tnt wan wholly enred
by Dr. Kms' N'-w ('iii
oiiders for her l.eltU.-' Itiey slways
i do. Try tbfrn. Ul!j I'i ceulH ai Oio
I cara Drng Co.
t -:.vd
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IIOTKI. Hhl'i'NKU
Thi well kei.t hoo-f is c-NtraUy lo
cated on the weft hide of Main htrct t,
li... , c r . . 1 i..,u u,,,:l rooiiiS and a
Lidderf?, hut American eijterp.ri.-e j v .,Hjtlf,jl tahie , at rea-ona'.ie ra'e...
outstripped them all. j The Heppner ar.d Canyon fity ntS
Marts from the Hotel Hi pprx-r daily,
..tt a . A:n r.f I -Te.r.t Mor.dav. at. 1 k'O'-s through in
tieppner if- . -
. . 11 .1 .. - -l. L'4 hours.
lUeizem Oregon, w Th, -jVV, h,.t,(! L;vf.rv, H- l and Sale
of a prominent man who do Br-V u Hi tt , . f .M,i;ri street,
STATE N011MAL SCHOOL,
MOIVMOiriH, OHICUON.
t HinioiuUs Cross Cut Suavs a
Sewing Machines
Sanitary Stills
Boss Washers
Hose and Sprinklers
Lawn Mowers
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Ed. R. Bishop s.
Demand for Graduates The demarid for graduates of
the Normal Schools during the past year has heenmuch
heyond the supply. Positions with from .-10 to per
month. . , .
State Certificates and Diplomas Students are pre
j.ared for the state examinations, and ready to take state
papers on graduation.
tronif Academic and Professional Conr. Well F.p.ipid Train
i. e He,,Hrtmi.nT. Kxpensea ranKs from l-f to $17 . Pr year, hall rr-r,,,
oifer'ri t 1 "th. For catalogue coi.tainin full announcemonts address
Or J. 15. V. BUTLKB. Pretary. I'. I- rWIVKV.U., I'ri.lnt.
dv thl" week. II
is about right id the fitaterueut.
i Ti i taki-H tt e I Kt
Torn JohuBon and J.-rry Sirx.on
!'.7s7s'0; have ben t-iiv."-'.-d h- the lruo.
cratic pr.riJeLtial tich-t in i-'Jt.
1 i L'.t oa I .
itr:iirr . f -,. i, rj f
ram
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l.til.sli Ind.a
A I1 a 11 :.!.;"'
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Tiucurv I. u !-au cf btatittic. j
j TLe L.'H(,f tL fceliMU- -l.L'-oo
aa to immi- of air-. Mcivinfy e-w . i-
t he )r'':i l.t
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n.--ree ouartera i a i:r-it
i.l. t. au.rhit are i-"j !e f this i-'.n.-
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tLt- year. An The I i !
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For Ir.fact and CLihirea.
Th2 Ibi Y:u Kv;2 A
trirr AUAlC MERCHANTS, ADD TO VOIR BUSINESS
WIUl-AWAIl .botthe pp. pnnnijniir
1 Le rT..TT,...m sal rf thr first le 1 1 ' - . U H H 1 nUil I U I 1 L
ca i -i by U.e fact tLat It l.a ''
MATCHLESS POWER GF ENTERTAINMENT
Thta WTtWSr WSOtr lor PSSISIOi . .il.wi in lt ko krmr it.
.T SUPPL,ES AN ACTUAL WANT TE ''f;'"
AS etLKTrt)N) TO CAT1FV WHICH t-NV eC W LL'NG TO jO WITHOUT OTHER
IL'SS'TiES. IT I THE A.r-
UNIVERSAL nNTHRTAlM :c i- inu aul;
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THE MORROW COUNTY LMD AND
TRUST GOMFfiNY
R F. HYND, Mmigtr,
Ih in tho field for business, ami extend all modern
advantafcn to the farmer and the utockman.
It handles.
WOOL. GRAIN. AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE
at the
Woolgrowers' Warehouse
Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides and Pelts.
Agents for
Mack Leaf Tobacco Dip and Little Fluid's Dip
The only reliaMe prepared diri on tln iii.i r k -t.
IVed and Kei'd (irain. U'el and tJrnin Sncks on Hand.
Cash iterances made mi wih.1 nnd tjtaiii in Ktore.
. t ...... -tt n Inrr-.iT'ir
1 i 1'v. si aMiOm4. W hy ik4
.CfiZ&. i:t: Gvary Street,
CO, CAL.
Conic to Mormy (o;intv for low-pru t d
lai ls. Values art- : nrc to double up. I
4cr aain will land j-a 11. so Kvas it docs now.
ti.
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will k the
or.
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