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WEEKLY GAZETTE
Subscription price. $1.50
OFFICIAL
Heppner Katet Wont to Warm the WarM.
LaxC y.ar It ihippeM aT t..ri.T"i pnun.1i and
Morrow County ralae.1 . biiaheli of ikMI
in 1J.
Morrow County's rllmata la eioet arl
lent, and on can bur farma and raarhxe
P A P E R
bera cheaper than anywhere eiae on ran a .r la
ail Oregon. Population SiflO.
There are varant ff)ernmnt Sae1(, ltN,
foothill and prairie, and laud mar be bouf kl
at II V to 110 an aore.
Morrow Connty taaa M,.MA aheap, and the
Heppner Wareboueea now contain J,M0,aos
pound! of I'M) wool.
La ads In Prestige
Leads In circulation
Leads In News
Is the Official and Recognized Represent
ative journal 01 tne county.
NINETEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1901,
NO. a37
I'sltrd HUM Oftlclala.
J'idnt WUIiam MoKinlny
m'" rraMUHiii J . Itmiiv. II
Hoomtaryof Htata W. It. Ihv
.'IwrMiary ,,f Traaanry Lyman J, ikk
"c)rrry or mtarior.... tairneliiia IN. IIIihh
-ttirlry of War K H. Kont
sUirHtarr f Nary John 1). I .mm
'wliinuimr-Ueneral i.harlea Emery Hmilli
At.irney-Jnnrnl John W. lriiK
. arinrr of Anoultnra Jamna Wil;i
Cum. Oaaaral Land OUii-e Kinger lleruiiinn
Ntatu Federal OSIolala.
Menatnrs IH W.MeHrirle
? Jowepli ntinori
( lonirr.aainan i Thua. H. Timirue
onirreHainen j M A
Internal ltmiue Collector I). M. Donne
Dintri.-t JuU C. H Hllinr
Circuit Ju.l. W. It. Hill.-rt
Intri..t Alt., rncy J. H Hall
V rj Maralia Sueih IlouMr
L'nlted Htatea Land Officers.
TBI DALLES, OB.
Jay P. I.ooaa K(iatr
Oue I'attereon Kaoeiver
LA OBAHUB, OB.
K. W. Harriett Keltar
I. O. Hwaokhamer Heoeiver
. Oregon Mate Oftlclala.
Horernor T.T. (ler
3r"tary of State K. 1. Dtmlmr
Treasurer c H. Moor.
norrt.. Public Infraction I. H. Aekrmiii
Attiiruer General 11 l( V ll.i..rl,..rr.
""i.wr W. H.
nirame Jiilnea J K. A. MiM.ra.
...... ' Wolverton
t lrk lloanl Hch'Kil Land ('ommlkeiiin
, , . at rimuiTH'r'fmi
''"'Wnnieii Alpha Ouimliy
f'"h ' " r. - 1U.I A.torm
V etenunry HurKwni Win, Mclun, l'irllaiid
Mith Joairlol llUtrlct.
Cironit J-idirn v. R Kill
P.oeecuiinir Attorney T. U. llalluy
Morrow ('.mot Official".
Joint H.na'ur J. W. Mnmiw
y Kprintatlve A. B. Thoiuuni
Co ntyJn.tKa A. (. Hanholoinew
' ' mnleemnara . J. 1.. Howard
Kd, '. AihbaiiKh.
l "rk Vawter rrawford
Sheriff J. W. MatlM
Triarr M. t.i-ht-1 hi.i
n.air H K. Willi.
' Snrreyor J.J. Mdlre
" -t hiKl Hllp't Uy W. Nhiplry
" C "-rr I).. K. K. Hnnlo k
SUx-k IiiiHftor Henry -vherzltieiT
Dei.utie I. ii l,,n
Ike Vineun, ttuiloway
HKI'CNKB TOWH OrriCCHN.
M.r . K itnk (iillNm
(.iine(mn H I' ii rritrir ,
.1 U. Himne J. J. lii.hort. K. W lUien. !!
N'nhle m:,1 Thoe. QllHld.
Kw .ricr J. . Willimn
I'-i'nrer .. L. W, Hrinini
Martini (icorite Ihoruton
HKRrNCR ni 11 0' 1 1. MBTKIIT.
nireftnra - Frank lillll-in O K. Farneworth,
J M Maaer. Clerk J.J K-liprt.
Preemrt Offleere.
J i.t,re..f t),a Pare J. 1'. William
c ntahlo (,. B. Hntt
Br kw m fc mm mm bw m u m
S
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in uho lor over .'JO yoars, has borne tho signature of
and has been made under his per
sonal (supervision since its infancy
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits Imitations and " JuHt-as-good" are but
Experiments that trine with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience agaimt Experiment,
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
Mibhtancc. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays I-Vverislmess. Jt cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
FIREMEN'S TOURNAMENT
WILL BE A BIG AFFAIR
The Different
Well
Committees Have Everything
Arranged for Success
ACTIVE , PREPARATIONS NOW IN PROGRESS
TMI CtNT.ua , TT MU...V TItT. HI. VO.R CITY.
G. VV. Phelps
ATTOHSV.Y AT LAW.
Office on May atreet, Heppner, OrpRoa,
C E RedfieJd
ATTORNEY AT LAW. '
Offlee III Klmt National Bank tiiilldliijr.
Heppner. Oreiton.
A. Mallory.
r. s. ci).rfisso.xf:i
.xotaky runuc
1. . tlinrirel n lake all klmli of I.AM'
I'l'.oul- tu l I ISli Fll.lMwS
r. !!c. 11. lit ir.ft.l i m rea.r nahle term,
udi.'e .t ri'.MtfiM . on 'hc treet.
iov.Tii:neiit i.nd erlpt for a;e
Nothing so
6ood
u a pure mall heera-e to refresh one
alter a hard dey't work hae ever Iw-en
rilarnrerrd. And there I one malt
hererage that It better thati other. -
that U
J. B. Natter's beer
It m rttfht to t ti of . nA In iiorvwl up nt
Nutter HrpW r-ry. on upppr Muln t , Hej'pnrr.
innrf in lc rold reliar in the inil-1 nn Ii ki'tp
cool.
VIA
Southern Pacific Co
Ideate I Dopot Fifth ond I St j Arrive
7 10 P M
I Jn A M
T m A M
hll.W P V
Ially.
VKKI N'H KX
PKKSS IKA1NS. f.ir
hl'"iii. Uo.fl.urtf.A.li
lrtlid. S.'Tamenln. I ir-ili-n
Min Kranrliii'o,
Mitjne, Ancelin.
1 1 I'.ko. i'w tlrloan
an 1 the Kant.
At Woodh'trn fdally
exc pt SimhIhv ;. nuirti
inir IthIm c.'nnrrt.
iTh ItmIii t'r Ml All
ir.'l. IImtIoii, Hrovtn.
1 1 1 e. prl niflleiil and
Niruii. and evetilnir
tralii f..r Mt. Aiiki-I
and Mlverton.
rorralli l'..i'ner.
hf,ldiIl ri.cng'r.
Iii5y exri'pt ?iin'lfv.
.!' A M
: hi r M
. A M
FoirrurE8
HAVE
By Buying Some Shares in new
Mining Companies.
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Heppner Mining Co.,
Head Office, Heppner, Oregon.
I). P). STALTER, President and
Cjener.ii Manager.
C K. RE DEI ELD, Vice President.
T. W. AYP:RS, Secretary.
w-
GEO. CONSER. Treasurer.
Por shares of stock apj)ly to any of the above
oflicers.
List of the Committees Program of the Exercises for the Three
Days, June 11, 12, 13 Race Course Will be
in Good Condition.
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COMMITTEES.
ESTEBTAISMEST.
TUESDAY, JUN E 11. 8:30 p. m. Firemen'i ball in op.
10 a. m. Street parade by era house.
ueo. onBer, r,kDi uiuiam. ... bandi gnd ho8e teamf
.1. Roheita, Les Matlock, M. D. o p. m.-Annual mesting of the
C!rk.
THURSDAY, JUNE 13
THIBD BACI.
9:30 a. m Hub and hub, or
The C. A. Rhea Fa m on Willow
Creek, i mile below lone, may now be
bought for $20 an acre, easy terms, one-
third cash. Has 240 acres, mostly rich
bottom land, and gocd improvements. Sev
eral tracts may now be cut off and sold at
50 dollars an acre. Address C. A. Rhea,
lone, Ogn.
Faaifrn Orpmn and WBshintrfon
KECErTIOK. D 0
Firemen" Association at the opera , r.. .
.Ir3 Hart, Dave McAtee, K L. i 8P1 rce. First prize, $S0; oeo
Frpelaml, O. W. Pheliis. Q , , 4. . ond Pnze 40-
program and racing. officers of the Aofociation at the
Arthur Clarke, E. M. Shutt. Lee I'era wat-
M..ti0fk pionsbip race. First prize $100;
i-ua i.ji.i:. second prize f5U
FOt'BTH BACI.
2:30. p. m.--Association rham.
FIXAXCE.
FIKftT I1ACE.
Frank Roberts, Dave McAtee. 0 ,t , . t
H:30 a. m. Hose race, dry test.
advertising. First prizr 50: Fecood prize $40.
M. B. Galloway, E. L. Freeland, second p.ace.
Dave McAtee. 2:30 p. m. Hose race, wet test
MTSIiJ.
FITTH EACE.
Consolation race, wet teat First
prize $80; second price $40.
Foot raee for firemen only, 200
First prize 8S0: second prize 140. yard9- Flr,t Priz 25: econd
Foot race for firemen oulv. 100 P"z 1-
V. Crawford. W. L. Saling. Mrs. yarjg- y1Tilt JtriM $05 second 8:30 p. n. Entertainment in
II. W. Bartholomew. 10. opera house.
WOOL AND
STOCK SALTS
1 ,
paric to make a !ar;e shipment of sbout a year, at 11 , rfnts per poand.
sheep. Mnnlock McPonalil has pliipped . II? alto purchased their clip of this year
J00 lieail of ranpe hordes from the aame which wag not then sheared, at the same
point to eastern huvers. More wool 19 ! pi ioe, and gaTe thetn a check ss par-
V.'l.i'f tl,, wool market is extremely , hei::g d('-vpied there than for several j merit in full for the last year's clip and
1'iiit. M.'k cliipmeiita ftill contii.ue -ycais pai. at.. I nM-t . f it j of e.-el- a'l aJ var.v of several thousand dollars
with report ef fair prices. Sheep are lent .paHty. Ft. on the 1 "01 clip, which the deliver in
h. Miiv tn we'l and the demand f..r I'he Iulles. Tins is the top price paid
ranc- li.- sei very L-ood. With wo.d. : ''' ., f ,k h-iive-y Tr.es iay or ,Vr : y rn 0cn t!,:,' Vtar.
there au v.-ty lew sa'es to rep..rt. ,!'t' ;' 1 1 ": 'et :.; he j r.r, !.ae I !r n t, W()o! fir5, .-. Mr. Man-
I i-i w w, ! . iii I' mr.er !.. and a.o .... .. .. .
nmi:. w no is n'lVM',.- it llailoweil A
er ate iin-Iined to h lid for hotter pr ce.
Stoiace .piarters in this city ar already
hi i'ctni nh' cro .led , hi ! t h.i e i 11 '. 1 c '
ain.MHii ..f ...'. t ' 1 I j 1 '
1 HI II. e mi 1 .. e- l,:,ve I ,;!
ft.ituim' i fi'-iii 7 1 ; ' ; '
pound in tlii ma k.'t
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aim ii.ent ni" ' I ( ! '" It,.. Mr. I!... k
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y a r le' r :
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:"i 0.11 ,'a lie 1'f
11 were .11 the
i--.y:rh' up
l'he-p eell
' r it ahout
H r ';
. I . e , a-.-".'
I'mahl .f P.ist in. male tlie IVitte
('eek r.'Ti'.iny an .-il'er of 11 .'.tits for
r,s wool, which as te! ;se I. I'cuil
Journal .
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ranioiito in. ! n t r. i. N'-' "t.- sir iut
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ICMtC .11 I li. k.'t I.. ( l.'.Mll I',.. Ml. Illl. I "H
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K1KKI. iMi, Ti. k.-I An. iit. I il I lnr l -t.
VAM1I11 I. iVI1(IN.
1'K.jM-t r lo.tit. foul el Ji tti rntl stn rl.
tub Peopls's Kail9!i2l My ilewsjapsr.
NEW YORK TRI-WEFKLY TRIBUNE
I'nlilmlf ,1 M..11 lav. WH,tnesd and Fii.laj . f. id r..Hit a fine, fre-ti, ePrv nthwr-
Ih InI, itivnw the lnte.t new. nn dns 1 f i'ni, un 1 eov-rifi.' nctr'. f 11,. ..n.
......, "' l all imp "tat f..r. 11. rnhle nea w I ich nn.par in The II. il.
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Mon.lav.- .1 hm.I 1. a. 111 uii.i ..niv ; --v-
l..r liall-. l'i'l. -.-Tt -in.l.j. al in Hinlar nlerlptlin pr' , 1 7mi per year
. m Antvf a i'.tt:n.i i " (1 r. itn fur ?J.'jr per ear.
rMon r iml.i I'nili" l"r MrlV Von i
lay.. iii..1i h I Vnl .t ' I. p i
K''l'irn I im-..i.i I liur-U .in! 'it in-Li
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Wm rnr.,ia, it will, the Heppner
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
alt- shi ;.e I am'! '
the :;o:h.
1. v . liii.c- , : -!np
a 1 7 .'a'
They i'l I ' .1
l'avis ,V : '. : "
ere i I uli p m .1
mor iow
Mat'oik ,V kec- 1 1 c 1. . 1. ,i...hi:;
lip H'ln'her 01 ... 11. - - i c . ! t- w . ' .
slop a'l 11: t .0 I 1 ( ' s s. . .!, !..
South (linal.a.
I aura lie. Swee' Mi.i.en...,l t!
week s.-ld :.M,I V l o' ... i t !' ,0 , ,
ed
on
II !. hk.-s t'o"u'M
: x . -o' 1 . W. A I ...
I t !if at .". 1 per ..
of llirtirv
h 'i Lead j
1'i.ev so'd i
aa "oheap stock'' aueh aa Isrins,
ribe and chucks, in 2 cento a
pound, aa compared with the pricefl
a month ago.
"Beef carcaaee have gone op
nearly $1 per 100 poanda in the
last two weeks," said a representa
tive of Armour A Co., "bat this ia
nothing unusual. Cattle are al-
waya higher at thia aeaaoo of the
year. 1 be advance will not con
tinue long, and it haa reached the
top mark already."
An explanation for the increased
coat of beef is in the late arrival
of warm weather and the cone.
quent scarcity of grass fed cattle
from the West. The packers hare
been drawing on the supply of corn
fed cattle, with the result that
farmers have demanded better
prices.
The big Pomeroy dredger, at
Weatherby, ia now working night
and day, and haa been going for
about a week, according to advices
from Baker City.
Slags and cutworms are doing
no small amount of damage to
early gardens, says a Cottage Grove
paper. Corn and beans are in
some instances, beiDg stripped as
fast as they come through the
ground.
The JoDction City Bulletin has
issued a very creditable number
descriptive of Junction City and
the surrounding country. It ia
well gotten up and is a valuable
addition to the descriptive litera
ture of the state.
Frairie City freighters are form
ing a combination to sustain uni
form ratts. An iron, clad contract
providing a $25 forfeit for rate
cutting has been signed by most
of the men engaged in the busin
ess. The rate is $1 per hundred
from Baker City and 75 cents from
Whitney.
WHEAT, WOOL AND STOCK.
Portland, Jao 5.
Wheat Eastern Oregon 59; Bias
Stem 6162.
Wool-Valley, ll13c; Eastern Ore
gon, 7(3 11c ; mohair, 'M&2lc per pound.
Sheepskins Shearlings, 15(S:!0c; short
wool, 2535c; medium-wool, 3050c;
long wool, 60(3$! each.
San Francisco, June 5 Wool
Spring Nevada, 10(?12c per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 10(513 ; Valley, Oregon,
13(3 15c. Fall mountain lambs, ?Sc;
plains, 6(5 7c; Humbolt and Mendocino,
9(3 10c.
Chicago, June 5 Cattle Receipts
35.000 head; market being generally
steady to strong. Good to prime
steers $5.45 n 6 10; poor to medium, M 50
5.40; stockers and feeders. $3.10
a$3 85; cows, $25fa4.W; beifert,
2.70(35.10; canners. 2.0C(2.75; bulls,
!3.00'4.50; calves. 14 00(0 00; Texan
fed steers, 4 2oi5.40; Texas bulle,
12.75(33. W.
HEPPNER MARKET P KICKS.
Woo', per lb 3 to 1 1
wneat per tunnel 41 to .i
Flour. Heppner. per bbl f.1
'at per 1 ' iba ni
Barlt-y per 100 lba ,s
Hav, alfalfa, per ton ii
iu atack at raaebl . J uo
Hay. heat a
iit ta.-k t ranch) T .m
, ..-. (-r .;. 11, .4 n
a'l Itr 1). u M U1-,
V. ', 'i.-I, ..TT f,v-t 4
c.t H Ttol".
B . r ; or :! to .11
r, i r r.'iih per X l. ViilS: ,lrv..' l
Is.-- , p..- l.v
!!:!, No. ;. p, r lb
p I v.t. p. r :h
,-a:i : i : cue.
1 to 2-
1 1
i 1 :
lH.'lf t!
t.a a s t .ncot
Tat i: d v " l : '
e. . 1 0:1 1 I . Fi
.0 s . a'-l f-
eat hn.:a . 1 he
lo'a heilii $' pei
'U'l: i i ,0 1 . "r .
i : e pr., e I, r
a rot ven. 1 ::T
11 ' e lia'nuvi and
1 .: ) .-a: ore w et il
. 7 1 I n . ed I'.ir
.' I 1 a son. 7a'
I a I ' ' the three
a 1 ,!,'.. pa Her-
t. e tei!M'ii.:er of the't hand fslie.p,
': ) "I t . A. v'. ti.v if ,.f Weiser
a1 7 - per l.ea !. 1 r. I-oi, mr.
, i -.i a la' mini o-r v.; wether fr. in
W ..o:;o- !:-. a:; i F..-te-. .l-nos A Test.
-V.i : a 1 '; :e:UT.
.lvnre'D Ref to Chicago
A. Abrahamsick
MerchaiUTHilor
Piou-'r T:iilr of HrppntT.
i work (irst-fla-s
jiikI ;t i-f;iftry.
(Jiv t - ''1 Mnv rtr'-' t
. , ,., in.iir 01 Koinir it, lire--, mi m'tt. ! ,nti !. iirl n .rn nf il,. .1
rl.r. ha. ei terlainii.,? rea.ln tf f r every hit l-r . f Mi. 'ami'v. old and . ontf 1 Tboa. Ij iai I l v. ,.' I M poun.la
.,..k-t r.p.rt wlneli ar. aeceit.d aa atubon'v hv f..rniera nr.J ennotrv mar-! -
I ii'it'a. ano in piean. np M .la'e. irirreTintf .t in.triic'iv.
I Ktfn'ar "ti'erirtion pric. f ter Br.
mr 'A .hkiv irinnne m even Tor ne.- v.'ir n
I ..,1 .... , (.,. 1 1 him p.ir I H7 mi I to 1, ! .1 ' .
I . !; .r m . I vmii
Cm. Aoio. Juno 4. -Beef on tLe
hoof, h- stookuaou say. ha leen
hJvsiiv uic iu price for the Uot two
weeke. m.til the retail butchers of
Chicago have found it cecess&ry to
rai!e their prices to customers,
m Arl rig- jat a the butchers have dvine in
leiaa pn chaa.d liie ten lnr iay t.;kh; ' : a. in charge Nework. 1'Le uuusua! feature
f a tram . 1 f h p i'c! sied. in of the adyauce is that it fleeted
v aihinkt on ! r a:, rn tvivsrs , who only the cheaper gradea of meat.
per pound.
Sain Wi'kinaon i up hom The Pa le
r ! ving o.'l.
Klmer Vath.ea a'.i:'e I
rren-inm 1 all ffnh
'11 ) 1
1
Wol and Stock News In Genaral.
At Ail nt. n J I Keyn ! U and I. ' M.um t-g .-1 It
, W. Ua.-t. 11 hae ' eti mak.c, la-go . w-.-a. mm '
'i ;.im lit" .1 a' 'Mil tUy .
w,.,p,1, :h sho t n e ,. Mike HO.I tbu places the burden on the
l'a a m Koes-.i laat le'-.ilti w ho cannot aiTord sirloin-i
no .-, ! Kfl.f.v rat- porter!iou?es hI H and
' , a r. -1 I S' ill 1 Ci llts .1 Otiuj.
IFgdgdgH
Tf V.
11 you nave r.ouraigia. cott s
Kiv.v.lsi.vi of GkI I.ivcr (i!
". toed tho iktvo th.it is crv
ir.i; : ir LkhI it is hunrv
a:n! si. t wur whole hoiiv i;)!!'.
.i;.u:i, in away t .ititv nerve
a:ul brain from your uual fcxxl.
1 hat i cure.
It you are r. ervo-u and irri
tahle. iui may onlv need more
fat to cushion vour nerves
vou are probably thin and
Scott's Kmul.sionof Cod Liver
Oil will give you the fat, to be
in with.
Cure, mi tar as it goes.
Full cure is getting the fat,
you need from usual food, and
Scott's Kmuision will help vo'i
tothat.
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