Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, June 20, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ'hc I Icppncr GaZC'ttC j"1''-'' niRy uU in- them as to the with those conditions. 1 1 is a ma ' jlsw. Tho stat. mo;il of fiuds wns tor that has. not been agil.itod hi Warri'M-k A: Mkdtoll -. .tii ta :. dtier. Orrj.-.n. m THI I;MAT June 2d, 1.0 1 In the fleet ,ral cot?c of VMi t Ij f r5 will In-1 4 7; moiilK-rs. niat- Hlt i to tht effect that tho i'tust is very little heretofore. If tin re i outlawed ami that farther criminal any way to secure this trade it i roeepdir.ps ou!d accomplish ooht to be du,e. e w mi! it an J nothing. This .-ecr.is te he a had should have it. state of a flairs, hut uevei thcless is m-mmwmm tru'- All the IhiiV.do jsj't is hawlven n-, . . , ., serous and on' oia ensue system ii Uie Metropolitan Street Kailwav Cott- HHTXCK l HI KC1IKS. t'r-ieopl fhun-h Lev. V. 1". lt- jue M. K. eliiifrti, South. Service at 11 . in. and 7:o0 p. in. Kev. I'. M. fun nel. i, pastor. patsy of New York has to go and an idectrio tro!!ey sys;tm will lake Jits place. In the removal of the old plant $tU '0.000 worth of cable material had to he virtually thrown i" .1 i awaj. i.ven ne nnge engines m For.-icn re-oorts from srood an. ' ,he P'rdiouses, although praeti- thoritv indicate that there will be -' ati new- "m h? t in i.oiiees ot Oregon' exhibit. Now the New York City papeis are takitg up l jif.iolu- Chureh Kev. Father kel ti v; ex Sunday in ouch month e:;;en. ill. Heinnit:!; Nov. IS. '.1 ti-t t'lmrrli V. It. Woottoii, pus- I.. 1'. tjuiiiiliy, tlu iuih ami foreMer warden of the Htate, lately visited Wad low ii county tor the purpose of endeav oring to settle the controvert!) between the settlers ami the Indian, over the question of the hitter's practice of liunt ini; ml tialnn. out of season. To a 1'uW.r City reportsr Mr. Intimity ex piexsdl the determination to put a stop h, the practice, lie had come to the coiu-lnuion that often tha depredations of Indians wsre due to negligence, or wilful disrivard on the pa;t of the nenaior i mrn vi give ins sou bride million d dars at a n ding present for pin money. state exhibits. T; recent date eeys: tuse lnii!din (.);' o tYmnioicial of 'lu the Agricul- ns space, is par titioned entirely by isiiey grains and grasses. Coru stalks lb to '20 feit hii:h. wheat straws 5 to l feet1 Services eacli Sunday, mornitii: ! aiIontg on tlio reservations Mr. jr., i evening. Stihj.-i-t next Sun. lav aiorr.in, "Jesus l"hi'..-t the Same Yes terday. Today and Forever." Jlveuin subject. "The Love of r.'.iist." U'.l whose heads i.re heavv with i U'ge grains, tiehls coiitaiumg ae ; M. I', church, i;,v. II. b. 'i:eii:htil pastor. Services at ! '. a. in. mid S p. in. Morning subject, "Our Helper.'' a good demand f,r America wheat P as Junk the cost of get- J ,m ,m ftver. ZJZ n". , abroad for the m-x year. j t nig them out intact being equal to a,g om o0 tu tk, UMs to the Knworth League ' r -iv You are cor- Ith0 amonnt wh,ch the company : .,or. ,,livn ; tt;i, st:ltt, 1 idi.llvn.viteJ to attend all tluse ser- nas reen otteroit tor them. The husband of Mrs. Carrie Na tion has left her and will go and live with hit daughter. She maket things lirely at home as well as for the saloons. Tresident McKicley has settled the third tortn talk by emphatically refusing to h a candidate. It will j hreoiue thoroughly Americanized the year ending UMO, Port laud. Or ; vu'es shipped lo.SoS.oS7 bushels of i The Porto Ricans are experienc- : w beat . i - . ... .Dg American prosperity. Hus.-; -Besides a special exhibit if nestct all sorts in the island i j grains at the exposition from this better now than it has beeu in Utate, potatoes are shown which many years. Of course it will be j weigh six to nine pounds tach, still better as soon as the islanders j nnion tive nnnni. ;ind 'itbtT VPs'. be noticed that the president hasn't made many mistakes. The recent census reports of the world show that the English language is spoken by 130.000,000 people of the United States and the British Empire. The new battleship Illinois is the fastest of her clats in the world. This it another proof of the superiority of American work manship and enterprise. As seven states hold elections this year seven Democratic plat forms must be written, but nobody is anxious to tackle the job. St Loui9 Globe-Derr-ocrat. Who says that the American In dians are not keeping up in the race of progress. The Cayuse In dians on Umatilla reservation have been trying three weeks to elect a chief. The Blue Mountain Eagle says that "the country is full of cattle buyers and Jtbat every head could be sold at a reasonable figure. The great stock industry of Eastern Oregon is a prosperous business, consequently a prosperous country. and adopt American methods. A full territorial government for the Porto Ricans is sure to be granted within the next few years. Then state government will not be far in the distance. This is the kind of "imperialism'' which is in store for the new Americans of the Gulf of Mexico. Globe-Democrat etables in proportion. Several large salmon from the Columbia river, clams, oysters and other salt water and sea foods. A large painting of Mount Hood, Oregon, is shown, a mountain 14,000 feet high of perpetual snow. "In the Horticulture building a wonderful display of fruits of va rious varieties and size is shown. Dining the summer mouths fiesh peaches, apples, cherries and pears will be given away to visitots. Cherries in Oregon grow as huge as plums, and have a delicious flavor." It will cot be necessary for much extra economy in government af fairs on account of the reduction in war taxes on July 1. "During eleven months of the fiscal vear j The battle-ship Oregon, battle scared but still stanch and power ful, has reached her home port after many months of service in far Pacific waters. She will go into the drydock for extensive re pairs rendered necessary by many leagues of sailing under emergency orders and harsh contact with the rockt in the Gulf of Te Chi Li. After some months of retirement and the expenditure of 250,000, she will be returned to the navy that by her achievement she has done so much in the last few years bottles guaracteed by hlocnm Dm abroad. Returning, the people of j Trial bottles free. Oregon greet her loyally, as going out on her race for National fntne aud glory they bade her Godspeed. Her pennant, which is to be pre- j -en ted to the state whose name she hears, will be treasured for its association s and as a reminder of great achievments and an inspira tion to coble deeds. Oregonian. Attrartixed 1 e tti-i The following lettsis rmuain uncalled for in the poetoflice at lleptmer. In calling for the lotters say 'adveitieed.' Fsteb, S.mu L'Kiott, J. N. Horner, V. F. Joiinson, Frank 11. Nicholson, (). Ouin,';), Albert Pearson, Geo. Thomas, Frank K. Ward, Miss Noia. 13. F. Y.u oiiAN. F. M. r.enton County will have a clover hull- er this season. Tim new machine wax ordered for (ins Harding and Kichard Kiirer. it will cost about $,"00. lbiv harvest is now in progress. Hands aie reported to be ncarce. fa) KFW.Vbl) Will be pan! tor information leading to the arrest hih! conviction of any person or pe. sons stealing any stock with the quarter circle and shield brand on the lelt shoulder. O. Pkahsos, Fihtmile 1 . Sherman county will wheat vield this vear. ha'. IN T 1 1 K ST I' P. Oalfuiness, the imported Australian running stallion, and - (ood Kentucky jacks will make the season at my farm U) miles north from lleppner, Ore. Ii. F. SW.UiU.lKT, Nasal CATARRH SquiIh)' Ixrarsinn Kute lo CImsi tWa h. 7lS c7. JUaj)J In all its BUses there should be cleanliness. iWitining Sunday, Mav L'l'.th and eveiy ; EJy'g Cream Balm Sunday thereafter during the summer ck'auses.soothesandhosli season', the Astoria A Columbia Itiver U.d meaibrane. , it curt'3 catarrh anil drives Kailroad Co. wi.I sell one day round away a coid ia the head trio excursion tickets from Portland to uuickly. Seaside and return at 1 each. Train! Crem Balm i. placed Into tho nortrita, ..1. .,, .. . , , over the memhrane and ii absorbed. Keaaria im- will leave I nion Depot, I ortland, at S ; meJiste lud a cure f0iiw. it is not dryinloe. 4. m. and arrive at Seaside at V2:'20 p. : not produce sneezini. Large Sue, 5 cent at Drus m. ; returning leave seaside at op. m. by mail; Trial Su, V cents by mall. , ,, , i ELY BUOTUE11S. 5i Warron Street, New York. and arrive at Portland at p. in. SAVES TWO FROM DF:ATH. "Our little daughter bd an slmost fatal attack of who 'pi u coaah ai. d bronehilis," wrirts Mrs. W. K Havilutid, of ArmoDk, New York, "but, when h other remedies failed , wi saved her life with Dr. King's New Discovery. Orr niece, wbo hud Couenmp tinn in an ad vanced stsk'f, also rscd tbia wocderful medieiue aoil toaay she is perfectly well." Desperate throat Ld luog dis- i 1 ea yield to Pr. Kind's Ntw I'iscove'y : Vf as to do other medicine on earth. Infa!- ' lihle for Conghs and C Ids. 5oe and 1 I C . ! 9 ft o The sheriff of Faker county ha" col lected taxes to the aiimuot i T-i''. n Ttiiity rive c:ip of this year's w-x I have heen eoid ;n ?,,an:io, an i ti e h-w-e.-t price paid was ;o, ce-its, says t tie Antelope Kepu'-'.iean. The wool clip of Hetitou county for this season is nearly all in the hands ol the buyers, say the Co Villiij ?4ZJtte. I; is estimated that r.ine-ter.th or mote of it has been soid. The prices paid for the c!i; Lav been from 11 to I'.', . cents, i the latter tj ire hu heen ; iu but ; a lew C4le8. I A correspondent recently made mention of a 17.". 000 poanfl wool s-.le at I'kr City, in tie Ore- tbe iocome of the -overnnient has j Sic. ao-i in the article stated exceeded the expenditures by 80s.- i that this was the largest wool sale " i eyer mad? in Eastern Oregon. This 1 Ti i y-r-i i t i j was an error. LaKer uiry is tienmu ; ra,eil on the west sj,je of Miiin gtre,ti President Haves f the Sootherc : HeppLer in lire wool talcs. Not ! H-pt.ner, and has eoo l rooms uml a C0NSER & AYERS DRU6 CO. The old reliable tand wishes tn announce thnt they cn-ry a full liue of the very best : : : : Patent liiefliiosjiugs.Cipaiiil statlousrij At the no! re.ison.ib'e pric-s in t itrti, A well srl-cled -tick -,f KODAK SCI' PL I Erf kept Ci'CStsLiMy on Lncul. 1 y Vij s ( ii p t i 1 1 s 1 1 1 S i 4 c i a 1 1 y i ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF XVIX., OILS X? GLASS 9 9 I Just 3 About Time for you to look into thi.s matter of si Sl'KlNC SUIT. If you intend gel ting a SUIT TAILORED to your order, you can get a good selection from 1,000 Dill'erent Pieces of Cloth.... We are giving this feature of the CLOTHING TRADE our very hest attention and have been remarkably successful. tt 0. 91 i 9- You Piek the Goods We Do the Host Take your measure, send your order in, pay expressage, guarantee a per fect tit, hold the suit for your in spection. If unsatisfactory, for any reason whatever, we keep the suit and refund vour money. Ill 12 Days On an Average- you can get you a suit made to your measure fitted perfectly and at a cost of only a few dollars more than ready made. MINO CO. HOTEL IIEIT'NKI:. This well-kept house is ceritra'ly Headpuarters for Spaulding's Sporting Goods Pacific Comp&ny Las issued a cir cular forbiddiLg eaployes to en- long aero R. F. HynJ, of this city, : booutiftil table, at reasonable rates, r-onrcted with a 'i'Vl.OOj nonr.'d I T,'e U'lV and Canyon City etv- . i . . 4i . i.i, t ii J : I . . gage in outside enterpri. He'!e. Last wek O. E. Farnortb ' " "-' . . , . , i-xi e;.t M jndav, and goes tbror.n in says that they muet give all their ; of Hsppner eoid a lot of 17s.ni,in 24 )iiylTS attention to the business of the pounds. There is an immense j The Telephone I.ivery, Feed and Sa!e company. It is a Lard matter to ! amount of wool bandied at Hepp. i stabi. on west Ride of Main ptreet, drive lovers of American liberty, j uer, and the quantity is larger than ' ' f5t-'-'lass aD'1 tia'1'i!e h'r- I . .,i " it , : an-! takes the beet of care of them. - i L'enerailv known. Wool, wool i , T , . ,. . j - ' II. A. Thompson, Canada 19 disappointed m the ! every where i.-- such a common I Proprietor of all Three. showing made by the returne of ; thing that not much attention is! the recent census taken. Our j paid to it. The fact that from j a teachers' institute wilt be held at neighbor has not grown during the j ifrf)((V.o pound? to 200.t0 pounds j Cor.d n, June ji-in. pat decade as fehe thought he j a day is shipped daily for weeks at ! Til, hlaM County citizen i, a Lew. had. The population of the Do- a time furni'h some idea of the j paper recently started at Kiddie. minion in 1 SOI was 5.1 So. '.HHj. At j volume of wool business at thei . present the computations indicate! Elerpcer warehouses. These ?hip-! EVEN YEARS IN BED. only 5,5X).((I0, whereas thev were S m-nto have Leon going on for some : "Will woDier ever eftee?' ioriire expected to show at least 00,000. i time and .till the warehouses here 'jX'bL 'n " iat pres-nt writing contain aloat nimble to levo her bed in seven ye-H r .,u i t it- ion areonnt of kidney find liver tronbl", French newspaper men are ex-, 2... '., poanda of wool. I rorn 0.rv,,n8 prr(8,rHt,oo nn-l Uw .lebibty! ceedinply belligerent fellowe: thev j preset, t indications it is estimated ' bat three bottle of Electric Rittem eri ht duets on the slightest prove, ; that Heppr.er will ship WVM "17' l Woiijfi srjlTrinB from Uedditcbe, Ruck ! ache, Nervoiicijen, H1eeiilsmieii. .M elsn ! choiy, Fam'io? end Dizzv 8p-l! will gr,d find it priceless bliritr. Try it rhtircnoD in jfnsranieeu. vuiy ioo bi STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, AI C MOUTH, OUICIKJN', A New Line of l VI Crepe and Tissue Paper DECORATED and PLAIN Slocum Drug Co., Main Sc., Heppner cation, and as the duels are usually ' pounds of wod this season. bloodies, provocations are numer-! ! oua Two of these belligerent : Whi.'.i the jnstion -A "journalists" fought fur two Lour road is a vital one and so perplex- L. m D' U2 , and a h all Friday with no resulte icg all over the Western country, ! worse them a tired feeling, in which 1 j-t;'l the matter ia neglected more! A HOME ON TIME. the public slightly participated. Telegram. Commercial prosperity and ad vertising ability go hand in hand. The man who Llos Low to ety what he watts to say a''out bis Rood and Lq f-.ds that the .U are what thy oi:gLt b- ' an put tL-se together in a lunvht-r which will catch th e- f tit" interetted Ieroii and bt neiit that p'-rsnj in the rendit g and in t!. btnijjg which results fr- i.i the i.-jiLg. AdVfttiill g Well 1. V -7- - r IT H m 1 - i Dcniatifl for ( Innluutt-s Tin-dotnaii'l for jrrruluati-s r(f tho Normal .-ci.uols during the past year has been much boyond tho u jiplv. Positions with from .lO to 7." per month. state ( 'ernbo.itrs and Diplomas Students are pre pared for th -tato oxamiuatioiis, and ready to take state fiapers on ra ! nation. c Siniond's Cross Cut Saws -j Sewing Machines Sanitary Stills I Boss Washers Hose and Sprinklers Lawn Mowers J At Ed. R. Bishop s. Strong .r,H.h-!l.:i iiif Uepartinerj!. operis Sept. !7t!i. and Professional f'oure. Well Equipped Train Expeii'eH rarijro from ll'.'H to $17") per year, ball Term I or catalogue containing full annoiincenients addren : or J-9h in mot p!ac-s. Heppner i- now losing trade that should come here on account of lack of at : tention to r id- from th- John l)y country. 'J he tra'b- of a va-t t-r-ritory aonthvrr-st of Heppner, that i trib'itrv to tLi-j city, on a-';our.t A tood rar.eb ot l"l a' rn, 140 of it txf piow iaml, lo. a'- I o'l eonr.ty road. ") rn.l"i so'itowest of Heppner. it now o;.' -o-d at f 4 an a'-r. Any man who wo' t may have it on :; year rri. p.tv in -H-y .'ns'H.ijii.-r.ts. Apply at H'-ppr.er a-tte o:!e e. Or J. I'.. V. J:! H ! P., Seeretary. V. I.. CAMI'f'F.bb, I'reid.-nt. of location. b.--.'is.e there is 1.0 road f.,r t ,-- thro-u h one I a I cj,-; vit.. i- i,'. 0 .rr.pelj-d to 'i to s-hn'i.ko a:. I Ti..; I.d!e-. Th"y are f,.t'-d , on th- o( s; j.. ,,f ti.o Johr, Ii .y. uhl' h tk5 !c m av.av fr .,: -p! ii'-r. A 1 ?oj;i;ri' . t bn-i-v.. ii. of tt.i- r U"' s'ht.-s that i, a p.';ain. I- or ."al at $!1'i. 1 i acreq on 1 -!. of M'ppn'-r. Ton io'-i ma" -,; i irorn it at onee. ft. r.er .'-;!! a ! h i.,r t;. ).:iy uy. v-.wir on Aj- y i .. ' oil.. BACH, BECKER & CO., Chicago, ti If fl1k 0X t i!r-r "Tit -mill 11 nrrnrii'"m"riti fur .anll:!ii? ! "n f9llf0Bf1 ..!.--rn.-t.t. I -'aK.it,. -1 ..iti.t-. O-r.t r. r.r.-.t.l nt .!Fj.l i i:, l.i.t. iu Miix.t. h.K.ij fl.rt,OtM;.i. On rii.j.iii.i.c-fl ii Em 1 - si ""' 'Ktfcrente: I ir.st Njtianal P.ank, ChicaRO. r.rr. ; K'LiKil Lai.d t'b.'k I'.tV.e, wb-j tide t:d .t." ii . tl.- h'-it f.f Orr son fn n w s.- fie. 'I h.- Marion feut ty i -:. eMfd the f.c!c to j-. l.f tliC Second l.t! nii.t .l(d f r bss pilHMH'd.llj; Uh- t.t'i Utnte which author jury t sl.tf ti.. ?,. O.'D In tilptUd 1. 1,111. , y j r t . t .wa!' ; :. lot.. Th l. i.t.d. r h tlie tli-jd i f a casi . . ll t toe a i-.,ii or. t:.(- b- . .! s.t a tra h v 1 : i, S' lit" ' t . r. !-a It- art s i i- of !. a to H. f t,r-r he John Ia . ,.j coiiditiotj 2 '. ?'.,-( :"y ; -1 . 1. 'i .1 i t i- . 1' V.;r.'A ( .tv WlilF fsl'UF MEKCHAMS, A0D TO Y0LR BLSIVCSS GBAPHOPHONE MATCiiLESS POWER OF ENTERTAINMENT CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. Ths Kind Yen Have ASwsjs Bought T uPPLir - 4 SSr Oi MP? 'or PO'-.MSMON i eiH in all bo hear it. ",TUAi WANT 'THE I"PE3I3TiOLE DF.fNO FOR O'VERSION r T-r Y WM.CH rN AHL WILLING TO DO WITHOUT OTHER . i.vnik'TAiNr k op Tin- Ann :v - - - . to .-:'; I..'l t..'l:i; :!..- r r v : Iietr ti e s. r.t f. (OHi ..,. ...,t. r ' us Of ary .l-,t;vct, 0.t 'C.;.'t 5AN I k'ANCISCO, CAL. 4 THE MORROW COUNTY LfiflD AND TRUST COMPANY R F. HYNO, M.n.Q.r, 1st in tho field for bniness, and extendn all modern advantnitcB to tli fitrmer and the ntockman. It liatidh'. WOOL. GRAIN. AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE at tho Woo-growers' Warehouse I! ttjhcst Cash Price Paid for Hides and Pells. Aent , f,ir lifack Leaf Tobacco Dip and Liltle f luid's Dip 'I lie only rdi;i!ib' pi-epart-d dipn on tin ni.irket. I'e.d in ! Senl (Jr tiii. Wool -iij'l i 'ain Sacks on Hand. ''ni !idniH'M niMli mi w(fil find t'tain in .(nr.