Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, October 17, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe II :v Gazette cppnc :hm ; i;T'i - pM ;n-t u ! , tl's: i, i r.,. : r.m,: nt it. nn ctinj; . t' lirnHCI'.-' Ac- i V . i 1 v, th. .'!,i-ri;,-i iUid Uv.z dr. II. 'I '.! P .-f tl..' t-.t. At ll;. Oiui Wool T.- O. 'ill till "f h:Uui!.H'k. .illst lsi'..',!, iS li Vl.lll!iMl .lll.l Hl'tHtlO j'sil i .0 ilio.i. li , nt.r.us in ii vim oouipaot l'nn inform. iti m pviuj a co'vl uU' of tho rt-ri.Mii . ''s of Tnri.'KAV,. . i'tti.m, lu 1 v 1 in t tiis ' Orvcon ait.l the outlook for tho oitv. lYe-hi'-nt r!t- in his t,.l- future. It i- ti eivJitshle :.lvaiuf ilrc.NH t.!.l tho truth of tho mat tor ' ajretit tor tho L wis ami Chirk VtolT 17, l'.HU u tbo loUowinc sti!.'niont: oontonmsl to lx hold iu Torilaiiol "1: is only nooo.-sary to tuin to in i'.io.'i. the l-u.-inoti tli Now York vaeht tt rtl.HOtOii fit thi' 1 H i: 1 1 .Joluuu Most, tho an uviu.-t, lui.- I. ; t"in's ofTr to eain raoi li r... i- r r ti, nn hu Iwn r.-. otluvs in KitMern Oiv.m. ilui ino ' '"""" " I " . i. , ... ... i . . ,i tli.i nail tear tor a solution of the i "l ' -J 1,1 lun,ml u' lm I ' .. a ... v a.. v . -a..- domain uMlmi. Tlw NasrJ CATARBE! ru.x ...... .ii i i.-rt.'.l ly tho clu!. Sir Thomas will have to pot public h ri f-vs !'ht. jUtiioii i rocnlatmp itself. In a few vonrs a!! tho land will bo ( i i-pon keeps right on pot ting ' Uken up. ami if not invupied by Rwav with tho prizes at tho Par- j aotual tot tiers', will fall into tbo American reposition. Tho latest hands of others for grazing pur-. vKV tho highest ard for colloetive ; pos. As it is, all, or nenriy all. fitnn ohilits, ling tho tinestj the stocktnou own their winter most comprehensive and correctly rat ge, tako care of it by seeing lahoh',1 display of grains and that it is not overstockod. and in grasses and forso plants iu the j a few years the sune will bo true 1 )rtppy. agiicultiiral haiUling. consisting of of the eutumor range, extending for one year, for tho publioiition of a seditions article. This is good mod". elite, hut tho ihse was too small. Most will not bother any thing for a oar at least, which is news. In all lu at.v tl.aro fliuulj be elnuii.m'. Ely's Cream Halm cli'.uei,ootlK!!t !u:i! tho lisa-vM nii'iul'Mu. ll cim- catarrh an t lr: i s a y a cold In Uic UiaJ quickly. Cream Balm ia jilscoj Into the nostrils, ajiraails over the meuilirai'.u an J 'a ''rt'iL KeUeftaim nuvliate and a curt' follow. It ia not ilryinif loca not (irodace aniw-Hii;. I -vge Si.c, so wnt at Ini; f.rl or by mail ; Trial Si.-i-, 'a' ccnta hy mail. KLY BUOTUEKS. ti Warreu Strfi t, New York. Ksusas was visitid hy auothor terrible eyelouo. Oregon is enjoy ing most beautiful weather and the people are ooutented and 71 'J bundles and reg mi ir- all right. o'."'.' varieties. Cuba has been inoreasinj: far into the mountains." ' tieorge W. bibee. of Sheridan To lease the public lauds would J the newlv appointed receiver of do away with the good intent and ; the Oregon City land oftiee, is a . I 1.: . i. - i . - 1 1 ! ii ... i ; i . i. . . stead- i " l llus l'1 l"o nouieMOHu ia . . man wen quaimeu lor uie posiuou. i!y her purchases from Germany or the good of the country at; ,i AfWiiit ;n large, the actual settler must be i Prises Awarded. I i ..i r ii. . i ... j . the island, according to a report to j loteciou. ror uie g.amg wuu? i ot the great Western country to i Fodjinj persons received prizes at t.to Wrtmiiit t"',Mii ( otin i oi tue greai osteru counir u ; : . ,. . , ttje r.tate aepartnit-UX I. ora i. onsut- t - i the pi neers' and old tolKs reunion : General Guenther, at Frankfort. 'l lut tlu LanJ of ftnv ; oldest man, Augustus Mallory, aged (iermany. From about fiW.OOO i People, would be a great blockade j s2. worth, which Hamburg shipped to ! to the development of a grei.t ! C.test lady, (irandtu C'ark, i. -.unt had i many portions ot tlie er-t. e-niy : iuaRWu"..rc, .nr.. ..iI0. a few people are advocating tbe ! ""r ' " "eeu passage of tho law, wlub the pror.t ; '' 'ient oi P-eet.t boundaries majority are opposing it. The ot- Morrow county, Wm. Avers, settled sentiment is too strot.g for the law ' on l'.utter creek in spring of 1m;. to ever pas. Cu'oa in 1S'J'. the am risen in liW to over 8--2aXIah. These exports to Cuba cover to less than UiO groups of goods, of w hich rice, articles of iron, c tton goods aDi toys have show n notable increases. The exports from Cuba to Hamburg have increased from $Ui0,000 in lS'.'S to $3.H2,lX0 in The following states have at one time or another been under prohi bition law: Maine, Vermont. Rhode Hand. New Hampshire, Massa chusetts and Connecticut, in New- Carroll D. Wright savs theie! directly participating in them and a loss of 5:U).174.7,.,3 to labor or ganizations which rendered assist ance to those thrown out of em ployment through them, while fTii rtt-. cniV-rail '1 lic; ttf 5 1 OO - Fngland: Now 1 ork for one year: , . p . ; . ! .31,121. There were during the Pennsylvania, Illinois. Olio, lndi-i . , . . . , SlKPFEU IN I'D LIVE COALS. 'Wheu ebiki I burtioil my foot have been 22.703 .-trikes during fri.ttuiiy." ntrs . U. EuJs, ot the past twenty years, nnolving a j e. ,r.s tor w,r8i bol Uuckiv wage loes of S2")7.Su;5.47S to those ! AtLieti Salw wno.ly cure.i tue ftet rvervtt.iotf flse fniiU. , luraliiDIe lor t.arDS, m'sIJ. cits, s rrs, braiten and piles. Soid t) Slocutn Dru Co. 2oc. Food for thought is sometimes sup plied by the fish ttiat ets away. Few men have enough self-confidence to enable the:n to ignore their own mistakes. Sometimes it is a man's dinner that d subtrees with him an t sometimes it's com-!, loss of I 1 hwn t-.v.i annn :.-o 'uttr on.-nnpfl. 1 or io-arlv ''i! .j'mi.imMI , ." , " . J '-'- there I-a .vav3 some m in at the bottom cost labor '-"'2.271.'3 and employ ers ?r.'.'.'27,i,I. TLe two bin.-d rrjTest'nt a direct ot ana, Iowa, Michigan. Nebraska. Kansas, North Dakota. South Da kota. Texas. Mis-issippi. Delaware and South Carolina. All these states have abandoned "prohibition after trial, save Maine. Vermont. New Hampshire, Kansas. More . . . C ... , , ; indirect lo.-s pealeit by Kepupncan tnan jA'mo- , .... T corned cratic legislatures. .ew jersey ! mnr!mulr onitlv at d onnsid- : m"tb Ptcb-f -O.t t.1 ered from an economic standpoint, r-. Kirk's N-w I : . i- .1,,. fA, kin. r..?v Checks, ll euaa'-MS iutr unrtouj i"i cuic .... w, ,. ii. a ar. A-.-r.rning that tLese figures rrpie-Ct truly the direct A woman's prerru!ureiy k-'niy hair is lors, tlt-re must be added to it the ot-tt.n Ult, realt ot uiarryin a man to to all p?.i ties COU- rd irm i,:m. which no one can fairly es- strike between and WHAT'S "OCR FACE WOKT1I? cani" Mi.mi.lim. I o fr,rJn-.M Knt nvr iF Villi labor lias thns been hav si'i) ci.rrplHxtor', a jnnndioed ctiH i.n the il l siurm of liver tn.nblp. Bat Pilig lIVJ Oh' r'eh eomclexion. Local News Notes. Fine lunches served at all hours at The Talm. The Heppner ii i:rn: and San Fran cisco Examiner, one year for $!'.:.'". Mathews makes a specialty of tillitii: mail orders for meats of a I kinds. If you want to buy nod cheaper than you have ever bought, call on Ed. It. bishop. The Gazkttk job otlice is prepared to turn out all kinds of job printing on short notice. M.U'ock Hart have the handling of Jildte Itartholoniew's garden truck, desh every morniiit;. The Monthly New York World, ten numbers and the (i a k r i k , one eur for 11.50. Kead ad. 1 bis is a liberal oiler. Hock A Mathews have dissolved part nership, but you can tfet all kinds of meats and lard horn .Mathews. NOTICE! ConseriS Ayers Drug store have been appointed agents for the new school books and will have them on Hand in a few days SCAf.V0.V5. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon (or Morrow county. Ktta J. Kos. plaintiff, i v M. Kiw. i1efen.liuit. To W. M Kom, the aii..ve named .lefenilant. In the name of the tafe of t.'recon. you arc hereby re'i".iire-.l to appear i!i the a'-o e enrit.el eourt ani ea'iNe, on or before Novrmf'er r, mil date tetn lix from the ;i i .lay of October. r.l, the date of the nrst I'Ul.ln n tion of thin rimmimn, an.l mit the enm plaint of .;aintirl' tiled mtainal you iu ai i court, and you ill take in. ll. e that if you tail to go appear, arnu er or of hern 1st- pleai, p'ai :it Tho I'riiod SI. ilea t onsiiiiii h l.'.'L'O,- 0C(i,i.!i) :il.ti m ot beer eveiy twelve, in i 1 1 1 hs. I i A staliNt ci. in liuti'M that Here Hei iil nit t .:;nii,(t,iO d.s in the I'nited j States. The kit, lions nl llio Shtih of 1'ersiti. at Ti'lieian. uie furnished at a cost of i I.OdO.lKHI. Dr. Ii. E. Wilson, IICn.'l-I'I". Successor to Pr. Met.ler. (blice on I'pper Main stieet. We McSwords & Kistncr, riiYsici.ws A.n sriiaroys. I blice hours when not pi ofet sionnllv absent. Cilice: Opposite First National Hank. Oysters! Wo iiro Hu lew lrT tn oyHtt-rs, Biit h r prfpurt'.i tit tu-ri' ttu'in hi ail hiuri of the -1ny Hii.l nilit. Wf Lh botli tin.1 Ka"tM ti tin! o mi'ia. I'nip la rtiul Ki t a inn h. Candies. Our lino of ofliiiioi can't t teat Ktiy (.Ihco in tho tlt. Thoy uro always frosh. Cigars . A fine line of citrart: all the loH'tiiikr brand All kinds of tunukintf hu1 chew lni; tchnr. en. (iive Sharp A i'rawfMr-1 a rail kii1 yt.ii will certainly be treated in the Neat of shape. kill i9G)in09(H) v - 7 C ft 4; ; 4) 4) 4 4! 4 4 4! ;8 rfS A 4h & A fc A lave Here An t'xai't rcinlii('tii! of one only st v If of : : : : : Ladies' ! Shoes ciinictl by us. This liiniiv styles in the is one of THE PALM 1 r ! it! wlil at'p.y t the court for the relle for in her eotnp ;ali:t. lo wit: r or a - nouy cxi::' au'i that t .n! 1 ill" eatiou t- T-, Kills Jii.l.-.. ot l.retf. t, a I'lliiil'-n:;, :. October. 1 Weeks, ii'. 1 . l:i t'lua;:. a ' ITaye.l V (.i.llllltillllllii lllltrtiill(ft if viatri ;eu taut. ,f ! v i tl,, h.-r. aui ! ..Changed Location..! it: .1 late.l at ,1-VJ U . I I ,-v t.,r r; .Ti..l w tbc ti -..isi 1 1- fur tiiif.'.a 110 more rational method of settling ' th'-se ULfortatiite coat-ntions b c ca-tb kim of Au-trali.i is Horrer Davenport. Oregon's gifted 6on. tbe great cartoonist, is now at his old home in SilvertOD. - , , , , , ,, mc devised ai d f.d j.ted t sbv- Maia 1 Mc(.;iur;!iev, an Irishman, bovfl together ana t.laved baseball, i, . t , ., , . . . . , V ,. ,Q-.. TTfa . , 1 ' i the wa.ste akd to avoid the distress , who wer.t to Au.-traha m lbo' . . . which aecomr-aLK-s it. I-.s. With tiractical.v notmng. fie did twys won the game with llomer .- , ' old-time skill and vim. He dug; , , , ., , ,,. ,, , . ,, .e The sketches on th- lir.-t pace up one of bis old baseball suits, , i ... . , . . - of the Gazette were draw n b that he had cat on away back in rT ... , .. ... ,,-iir T,! Heppner Blackman, Heppner s t .11 v :-v.J u,. i-n r,.,1 - - 6 :nro nnr? niRfkmari s hrt bat now he tips tbe beam at the 2 mark. That baseball suit fit at- ; tempt at newspaper illastratiijg. ; He has never had any traiciLg. I With good training and proper ap T.lipatir.n thf riHytte h-lieve.- p-ared in Sunday's Oregonian. ; tfait thfcre a brigbt fQtUrefor Homr has a very warm feeling j Heppner Blackman. fur hi-native town, the little city. pretty quick. His picture, drawn bv himsrlf. in baseball attire ap- with practicil'v nothing. act succe-d well at first, but start-'d au'ain with a small flock, and from year to yenr has added to his hoi li'.ig-. until now he has more sheep than any other one man in th-1 wurld. He has more a.-res of laud than .-heep, nnd his possessions are in the best rrte of Australia. One of his farm, on tbe Darl.ng I)oAi;s, is .'10 miles long and 40 miles wide. Alto gether, he owns more than l.OOO,- CiC n,1 L.id; a!.nf 1 (if Ml of -ilverton and he has uven the 1 " take tha papr ar.a The We.k-y ' ' " - ot ..iiverton, ana ne nas .ieii tue veryti04y wac.t t0 kn,w what fji.iti or so more. place considerable prominence in newa. the Eat in his cartoons. The town is now striving to raise; money to build cement sidewalks. 1 Homer was equal to the emer gency, and is giving lectures in the; principal valley towns to raise the: money. He will also give a lee fire i.n Portland for the benefit of tbe free bath movement Think ! of it jt the love of his littl- ; home town, a man who is getting au annual salary of $13,0J. with a natijLal reputation, surrounded by wealth and fame. Homer ll.-.venport i giving lectures iu , tt,e ::ttle towns of Western r gon t i h-!p bin o!d-tirn friends. Hut t:.:- 1- rharacterirtio of the man. It;e pef.; n I if SlivertOU l'le H .nier IiavnpcTt. He is a fetr Am erica ii. l Belvedere j I LKjUOKbS CIGARS l One (iun,reil emjitv barrels (or ) ; pale. Five ti tin. I r h t Barrels of ex- ; tra tine ci.ler vinegar un tuj j FRANK ROBERTS. Prop lIMlllf si For the next 00 Days we will offer everything in our store, including a full line of Hard ware, Groceries, etc., at Cost. M. H. Galloway has niovel fro ill his old stand to new qunrters opposite the First Na tional Hank on May street, tip stairs. : : : : ! Guarantee My Work.! Having arranged tho :j building myself, the -j light is perfect, and I : i am prepared to turn l out much better Photo- : ; graphs than fuiincrly. ', Galloway, Heppner.j "Queen Quality" Line Alone. VERY SWELL For Street Wear Patent hti THAT this N. tralTe mahk & ,s BRANDE0 Welted Sole. Extension Edge. Low Heel. KuU Keptutlutliun o( (hit Style M. It i.s maile in the i JIOIV TOX SllVlli ha? a Kibo Patent 'aui; a Dull Mat Tip; a T.e Full at KihI, with a (leneriius Allow ance for Te Room; a welter weight sole uf inediuin walking weight, with Ivxlensiun IMt'; a .Mollified Military Heel. It is modeled on lines that are ab solutely correct and is une of the must elegant conceptions uf theseasoii for st net wear. W'hv pay .?".. ' 1 ... ' 1 on. ur even ''. ."O, when VeiU e;l!l 'Jet a .-hue just as lt. un!. a - -ty I i -h. a- euiii -torta hie, ;i - 1 r ra hie and more sati-facturv fur .JUST THREE DOLLARS.. h fa IP fa fa fa fa fa fa fa tr fa A IMiNOR & C IL'J V V-- V- - --i . y - V-- . - K 0 I ..FALL. " I A T T A i WIXee Al. LICHTENTHAL. THE I P-TO - P A T r tHCE DiALlF. ... Meed M 1 1 I 1 lillg' -. e iJtie .1 !1 imtlieli-e -!oel n ll I i .' i 1 .'II 1 !) rid :TER J11UIJ. HEPPNER. 1 lien vuii tin- line i . i .-1 1 examim; "tir ('an sopoh well-tn.ide tuotwiarat reasonahie prices. :::::::: Custom Work o Specialty... - - - OREGON 6 ED. R. Bisliop Company AjlKlubAol)r,ol Iir.t LbLlL-A I Al rJi I ;1 - r th- uii-r of Vcct.iljlc Compound Mrs. Ellen Ripley, Chaplain Ladies Aid, Grand Army of the Republic, No. 7, 222 10th .Ave., X. H., Minneapolis, Minn., Stroncrlv Endorses Lvdia E. Pinkham's Editorially Fearless. Consistently Republican Always. X'ws from all pnrts ( tlif wnrl'l. UVll written, f.riinal Ht.iri-M. Anvf-rH f'i Utp h "ii mII HuJij'-rt-. ArtP-les uri 1 1 a 1 1 Ii , Hj Iffim, N'w 15 ola, Hi.l 1. n Work AU.ut 'I he I'arin hikI 'iirl-n. n- at. j l.i.rl iiiiitur- - 1 . " t:.c v, 1 s -c r. a v 1 1 r 1 1 rr.'-r:: a.v; wj.s wfj. )!:nd cured me cure I felt that recommending THE WEEKLY lYI'M 11CH 1 I , 11 h;' 1 1 j uji i f r f i-.rf--. Tl ; ' , iily t.c r -; .ni r.ty ' T ti -.Ll ' tl.i- tun' - 'HMlt.i! 'f t! j ul !i ti iiiiiti. t! r i- i..i jtii--- ii,.!i All Lite en !,- a etu iy ,.f t 1. 1 el'--?l th't-'. iMV- ht ti.- t-.tun- lu-l.'U. It 'uM fh' - ll-.',iv fhuX out tl.- 'rnaj'.rity tHklllt'll Ht.! iie..ur.j.'- lmil.i'r. It -ull fry .-r!.iiir! -. -t ;! tlit wi-I i . it i. ' ; ,t,..u ':letl ef H l.iv f .. L a. ii io r -!h! . t- r.. 1 lint t!.- ' r. ej jHH.-d t't t .i I c never written you of v. .::. en to t kc your medicine, in .W I r.r.ow of for a sick woman. :an or worr.b trouble which f--r it ii t; . : . r .'. r .. .' ie ; ".: " I i : . : .:. ; a '..sr of :-t ' . i .' : ' r rure-I v the fithfJ use of LmVih Jl. 0 J'ink ham'- V fahlo ('orrifounl. i ' u .. :. ' r- : t to hur.dre'is of -.vomen in Minr.carc'is as you have no ". , . V ,''..' ovf r the country." Mf. V.i.u.s Iii i.kv .vkk i i: i 1.1 1 ir 1 111: ahovi: i.i:tti:i: is not ;i:m i.m:. 'I'i.l- Itlt'T ( ' '.tl I - ' tl '- i- the ni.lv 1 -t' 111 ?e ott. I if r and r.il'h' m-ws in i l'T '.f 1ki(1i tli rilT f tli A-Mieiati'd Ve-h 8inl ' -pHpi-r icecivin.' th if n t i ti I t-lf- 1!.' ih-'a s 1111' Iit '.f (Kith tli1 imk Stm ;tiiI ).rk Vnr '!i--i t.v-'. ii--i-n i;iiiy rep"it" Irom ivr . . .... 1 . . 1 . j' v ii 1 ..(imi.iI i'(ir r -; "i O'T' 1 - iiir'iujjiniin in foutiiry. .no ji i;.ii tell riion- fully v h it I- thf ln-t on fartli. ONi; DOLLAR WM VKAK 1 tw I v.'-j.-iLff piiTi'-rj. hr'nifiill if ri"wn from ct w h-r at,. I a j. rf t f.-!i-t of t-i.- i! matt'-r. 11 j CENTRA Ii M MAT AlAItKKT J. H. KINSMAN, Manager. . 41 jm Rppf Dnrlt fZ! 'Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. COPNEN MAIN AM) MAY STIiEOTS. ! - 1 na-nii Hams, Lard and I'acon of the Best Quality. Fio-li I'.sh Hi'crivci I M I''l i l;i vh h-ii-r t Til"' v1 -- v.-f ..'. t y 'rillD HAIX WAGOX Is oii' tlmt pvi-rxlrfidy llinw-. Il i-oih- f tin-li-st on i.n if, Gilliam k Bisbee t! H.h.M H IU'Ii"J'i) of tL- , J. (J v. .,! ' i 1..:. ! l- : .-. r ' :: r ;:.' !!.' r th. : . ' -Vt ;!.! C.immii:ii(J N" '.'lit-.T v. rh irr'.I.ir -r j or ti. ,i''u -f ,1 th .i'-.-:i.' i ii ., ;i.vi n-rv'.i.-. 1 ar.'i tn:.- r-rr,-d i' ::.' ' - ki. i .. ':.-! hi- '. i '!.. -r ii. ,1 . .f;il ii.' -ns'iujifion, ' vm.iii!-, that U;u- i h;i' r. v ii'-. l!ai u!' i;'-, ; r' .-! i.i i'.ri. th' y shool'l I.li; 11. I'inkliaiii'i f f, .!.!. i '.-'! sm' )i w i l -;.r :i'l ati'I ha- '!' h a loooi'l of euitJ !'('iIH 1 vi r ) ;-.- t., 1 i. v a;.y oth r iji dieine. YOUR - WITH Rubber Cement Floor Paint sr.'.V:1-. Sand for Color Card to W. P. FULLER A CO., Portland, Ora. IfavjiiHt rcfivoil oim rf t i larpi-t i-tm-k" of I'.iiii hroiinht to Hi-iiht. Prices are RlIit. ll"Hvy and Sholf llanlwnro, Clrniiilowrt Tinwnr. Aricull uml Impliminta, Vrl"ii, lUi liH, Ktc, I'hiiiIh nml (th I.Ht in thw world ). Croekory and CiUHMWHrc.