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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1901)
The Hcppner Gazette laeunt Thnrertey Mnrntnc. Wamock 8c Michel 1. rcl at lb feetnfliee et Heppner OrB, u rroBA-cleaa matte. T.n i:snT November 7, 1901 A tBHii hy the mm) of Sack it a candidate for the Raker City post r.fliee. Suck is usually very popu ht in (xilitical oontefte, and the Lnip-r tlie letter. The Chiuve statesman, Li Hung l'h:ui i- ;-eriou.!y ill. He is with out doubt the ablest uiao in China fih'l Li il'ath will be a great loss to tlw fhinese empire. iVrtU:.! i nmkii g a ffood start in takit. hold of the Lewis and Clnrk centennial. It is a big prop osition that will require iaot care ful jnau'igemi?Et aLii the exercise of po.vl judgment. The Evenitg Telegram lee-atly eLt out in qnirieti to diff-reut people to get an expression of views n to how much ill the exposition cost. A. to the amount there is such a di verst j-of opinion that the rephrs really shov but very little light ol the proposition. j?ouie of the opinions are reckless and extrava gant in the extreme. Ine incor jHirators have fixed the amount at ?300.(00 to be raised by subscrip tion in the city of Portland. This is a reasonable amount and will probably be subscribed. Senator Fulton of Astoria, says that we cannot reasonably ejpect the leg islature of this state to appropriate more than $100,000. It ia not likelv that anv more than this will be appropriated. It is safe to say that S2.OO0,000 from congress will be the outside figure, rather less thwi more. With everything fa vorable probably 2,600,000 can be raised. The main question is, bow much can ba raised. The question of ooct come afterward and should be figured accordingly. The Oahtti believes that the Lewis and Clark centennial at Portland in 1905, ean be made a luceesa. , ting money is steadily itcressir. p. the volume of bank exchange con tinues to grow. These two facts indicate clearly the general pros perity of the country. The relia bility of the postal money order service is evinced in the trifling character of the losses- Improper payment made during a period of two years have amounted only to $172 45. The system is so hedged around with safeguards that it is almost if not quite perfect, and the public confidence in it is com plete. The eost of the service is not great, but the aggregate rev enue to the government from it is important, amounting during the last fiscal year to over 81.600.000. IONE HAPPENINGS The democratic Eat Oregonian comes out for IL W. Scott, the brilliant editor of the Oregonian, for United State Senator. In a recent issue the paper says: "The East Oregonian wishes to say that it is sincere in its advocacy of the election of H. W. Seott, of the Portland Oregonian, to succeed Joseph .Simon in the United States senate from Oregon, and will sup port him for the position against any man m Oregon, democrat or republican, on the ground that Mr. Scott is the fittest man for the office, standing head andeboulders above any other man in the state as a representative of '"the Oregon country' in the upper house of oocgre.'-s. There ia no question re garding Lisliitnes and ability, and if he were elected, it would be creditable to the people of the state in the eyes of the people in the whole nation. In short, the office should seek the man in this instance. Lt it be put on record , 1000. Inter-Ocean, for all time that the democratic East Oregonian is for H. V. Scott fur United States senator in 1003. and that it will have no other can didate.'" Coming from a demo cratic paper this sounda rather queer, but still it Las an earnest ring about it Mr. Scott ia a bril limt man. but owing to Lis ag-gr-cive manner ai.d from the fact that he edits a fearless newspaper, he Las en-rnies who will make a hard fight to defeat Lim for sna toiial honors. DISEASES THAT KILL. The census report on vital sta tistics Bhows an increase in longev ity in the United States. The av erage age at death in 341 cities representing a jx-ipulation of 29. ihVi.OOO was 31 yesrs in lSl0 and 1(Vul T.. 1 Ja.1 t . J.-il i' iu c""v'. in io.'u lue ueitiu rate was 21 per lt)o0, and iu 1900 lS.ti per 1.0OO. More iLterestiug than this gen eral statement is the report as to deaths from diseases most dreaded by the people. Iu 1S90 the death r:e per lOO.OoO from consumption as 2i. diptheria 70, cholerain-f-intuin 79, broLchitis 74. croup 2", ijpnoia it-ver 40, malarial lever !.'. aud diarrheal diseases 101 In 1900 the death rate rate per 100, 000 was 190 from consumption. 35 from diptheria. 47 from choleia infantum. 43 from bronchitis, 10 from croup, 34 from typhoid fever, 9 from malarial fever, and So from diarrheal diseases. In all these diseases the decrease in the death rate is notable and is due largely to preventive meas ures and improved methods in treatment. This is particularly the case in consumption and consumption and diptheiia. In the former the sanitarium Jtreat- meut, and Bimple precautions taken by boards of health, have bad most encouraging results. In all diseases of infancy and childhood there has been a de crease of nearly one-half in the death rate. In diseases of the heart and kidneys and in pneu monia and influenza there has been a marked increase in the death rate. The death rate per 100,000 for pneumonia was 186 in 1890, and 161 in 1900. For heart disease the rate was 121 in 1890 and 134 in 1900; for apoplexy 49 in 1890 and 66 in 1900; for dis eases of the kidneys, 59 in 1890 and 83 in 1900; for influenza. 6 in 1890 and 23 in 1900. The report shows that pneumo nia kills more people than con sumption, that under the stress of our modern life heart disease stands third in the list of fatal dis eases, and disorders of the kidneys fifth- In greater New York the death rate was 25 in IS'JO and 20 in 1900. In Chicago the rate was 19 in 190 and 16 in 19u0. In Philadelphia the late was 21.3 in lS00andL'1.2 in 1900. The low est death rate in any large city re ported i that of Buffalo 14 H per Ioxf, Or , Nov. ('. W. IL Akers is euvting a new dwelliug near the K ne Congrega tional church. W. P. Flaugher's new dwelliug is fast jiearing completion. It is to be a story aud a half modern cottage. Ed. Millet's new home is almost completed. Miss Eva Khea, daughter of J. P. Rhea, is quite sick at her home in this city. She is reported at this writing as much improved. Mrs. Polly Hale, w ife of X. J. Hale, this moruiug attempted sui cide by taking carbolic acid. She is in a critical condition at the home of her father, E. (. Sperry. A few of our uimrcxls are talking of going to Blalock's hunting the wary branta canaadensis. They are reported quite numerous there. Loreu I). Hale yesterday sold the fnrm below lone, formerly pur chased from C. A. Khea. to S. X. 'A'arfield for a consideration of 2,000. W. T. McXabbof Douglas spent Tuesday in lone on business. The saloon of S. P. llaney was I attached last Monday on complniut of C. T. Walker for goods sold Haney. tirace Tatom, formerly Grace Smith, made proof of her home stead last Saturday. HEl'PN RK CHi ROUES. Kpiscopal church Rev. V. K. Tot nine M. K. church, South. Services at 11 . in. aod 7:30 p. m. Kev. V. M. Oan field , lyastor. Catholic Church 1W. Father Kelly Services 3d Sunday in each month at 10:30 a. m. M. E. church, Kev. H. Heightr!, pas tor. Services at 11 a. in. arid 7 p. iu. Morning subject, "Sanctity of the Sabbath." Evening subject, "Broken Cisterns." Sunday school at 10 a. m You are cordiallv invited toatteud these services. Christian church Kev. Victor Carl son, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. tn. Morning subject, "Elements of Success." Evening subject, "I'sing the Tongue." Sunday school, 10 a. ni Y. P. S. C. K. meets at 8:45 p. m. topic, "Our National Bondage." You are cordiallv invited to attend all these services. LEXINGTON NEWS. 1 IjSTAI. UOSKY ORDER ESS. BUS- 1 he tt-ady increase in the money or 1. r business of th postal de part weiit of the United States ia noteworthy. It has grown to en ormous proportions. During the current year it is eeti mated that aUut I300.000,0f0 in mosey or ! m will have been wood. Dur ing the fiscal year the domestic or d. t iasutJ represented an aggre g.ite of yearly r275,0X),0X), and tl.t- i.t rnational money orders ex . 1, i t io.uOO.OOO. IL.- growth of the system is po it,.' j rtM.f of iU popularity. The te.u.r.uti.-u which it represents) are k!1 nuhll uaaaliy smaller th.t i Ui.ks g. uerally cre aboutj haii.lliiig. 1 he average of the do-1 in. ft i. in n y i.rdnrs lat'Ued in the 1k! ti-,tl tr kh utder t aud tht of ihe loi-igu transitions only a lia tion in iiow 115. Ai-.L IoIh tin f-rm of rmit-i Ciark, of the Oregon. .' j"h Wink, in F.a!tiri.oie American. Captain C ars. who commanded tl,e Oreou during its retnarkabie dash arour.d Cape il jrn and at the Laval bat tie A -nt.ao, if, like Admiral chley, one of tLe few heroes of the Spanish Amerii in war wi.o baa not hronght hirn elf before the pobiic by ta.kin or wr.t.r. of Lis record.; Now, here's to Ciark, who made his mark, And never naid a word; Wbod.d his deed and wrote no screed, But silence deep preferred A heaitu to Liia that fighter rira ; Who met the wily Dm, And Odade bis strike most workmanlike Clark, of the Oregon! from sea to sea alone soiled he, With ever-ready (fans; From wbere the tide is half-world wide, To where the ice floe runs ; Through scorching heat to snow and leet, Fall speed both night and morn, 11 ie kox1 ship honed bait round the -orld, From 'Frisco by Cape Horn. bark to the line, swift through the brine, With neither swerve nor sheer; fie uiet Ue fleet op to the cleat The eiirnal flew: "We're here!" All clear and clean, bia war machine Waa trim from stern to bow 'If there's a fiirbt by day or night, We're ready for it oow !" Then came the race, the UiriihriK rbase Through smoke and spume and foam, Aod etc shell's clang in rhythm sang: "My Captain sends Die home!" Then back again with cbeeriof mtn, Whan battle smote grew dim. Yet not a word from Ciark waa heard ilia turrets talked for hiin. j So, here's to Clark, who n.ade his mark '. oJ send as more, we prajr, Who Jo their dred, yet writ no acreed, And have no je:t to Wbo never talk and never l,,k, hut fight at dark or dawn. May be bave health and jo) and wealth Clark, of tl-e Oregou' Lexington, Nov. t, 1901. The weather has been quite vs riable of late, warm day-8, warm and eunny aud the air still, to be followed by high cool winds. For two mghts we have had a little froat The growing grain in the fields is distinctly marked by the action of dry weather upon it, and the bunch graea ia slightly Jess green than during the late refre.hicg rains. The new paint on the houses of Rufua Nichols aud Edwiu R. Beach is quite an improvement to Second and Third avenues. Karl Beach is hauling lumber for a new barn and other buildings Mrs. Lauretta Hucksley of Port land, with her two children is a guest at the Rev. Edwin R. Beach's. Mrs. Hucksley ia a partly adopted daughter, aod while she was in Lexington attending school, and living with Mr. and Mrs. Beach, her name was liettie McKinney. Many of her old schoolmates and acquaintances are gone, hut she is finding much pleaoure iu meeting those who still remain. The season has been unusually favorable to business purposes. Grain is all harvested aud threshed and the larger half of it is either in the warehouse, or on its way to the general inarkeL Fall heeding is mhiuly completed. The haul- ing from the mountains ia nearly done, acd our people me tixiug up in prepnratiou for wiutr-r. "o time Feems to be going to wnbtt-, and a hopeful and thrifty cl0 dence characterizes the general outlook. Our Euill is only chopping at preoeid fur lack of sufficient water for mr.ke flour. Our school is moving pleasantly on and doing excellent and thor oughly HHtinfactory wotk. The business of the town ia active and steadily increasing. Local News Notes. The Ileppner (iakttk Bnd San Fran Cisco Kxaminer, one year for tJ.25. Mathews makes a specialty of tilling mail orders for meats of a'l kinds Mat'ock X Hart have the handling of Judjie Bartholomew's gaideu truck, fiejh every morning. The Monthlv New York World, ten number and the Iiakti k, one year for l."0. Read ad. This is a liberal offer. Bock A Mathews have dissolved part nership, but you can iet ail kiuds of meat and lard from Mathews, TheCiAzrrru ha made arrangements to club wiih the Weekly Inter Ocean of Chicago. The regular subscription price of the Inter Ocean is fl.00 per year and the rpgular price of the Gazette ia 1 .50. By special arrange ment,, both papers will be furnished one year for $1.00. The old, reliable Inter Ocean is too well known to need much recommendation. It will be a valuable addition to the Teading matter for the winter. Besides giving all the news, it has many special features, making it one of the most desirable weeklies in the Lnited States. This special, liberal offer ia limited and will be withdrawn in a short timei Oysters! We re the lemlera In oyntum, ml r nri'imrt'il to iiTvu thi'ln Ht all bourn of the Jy Hint night. We hf both thi KuKttttu ami Olyinpla, Drop in anil get a lunch. Candies. Our Ihie of candles can't lie heat any p'tice In the city. They are ahvayn fresh. Cigars . . A Utm lino of t'ipKrs; till the lt'Htlillt? tlTHItitR Ail kllliiNllf Bnutkhu' ttiht rtawiu: titlinc cn. (iivt Shurp A ('rnwfortl ft cull ami yuti will cfrttiltily W trcntott in t ho bot of Hhf4o. THE PALM1 J YOU MAY h. riMn it rir-r-irl II T V to gei iieiiay-w-wear imini i" iu you. It may be that you havo iuver L seen yourself in a Jg, CAPP S" or a "K. N. & F. SUIT" The man who wears one of these gar ments ean feel himself tastefully ami comfortably dressed. WE HAVE THEM in sizes from .'50 to 48, and in prices from $5.00 to $20.00. Especially full on large sizes, such as 41, 4(!, 4S. Belvedere M MMMm 1 mm&W finest wink, mm W' 'ws!mx LKJl'OKb) i CIGARS kWi ) One hundred empty barrels for jfflffi&lffyS Pt'Al' !'I il r& '''XpJ sale. Five hundmi barrel of T?T ?V ft VJ J -WX h V f . , H Vf '.J'trf ' i'r' SHOW ShtMKhneMj- Pure Rye. Mult and Club Ho'ise Bourhon. M. ShU(h ney 4 Co.. Proprietor!, St. Louli, Miaioun, ana I win NOTICE OF DISSOLUTIOX. Notlc ( ktreby given that the co-partnership heretofore Milting between H. 1 Matlock ml Jame Hrt. under the firm name -of Mat lock a Hart, dolnr builneaaln tiiecttrol Hepp ner, Morrow county. Oron. ha been dli olved by mutual coment, H. . Matlock retir ing. James Hart wlU conttnu tbe buafneaa a heretofwe. bein aaaocfatert with Kufo Blake under the Arm name of HartAliak. All bills acalnit Matlock A Hart will be paid bT Bart A Blake and all persona Indebted tn Mallnck A Hart are requeated to pay tame to Hart A Blake. Heppner, Or., Nov. , 1901. H. J. MlTLOTK, Jim Hi at. Dr. E. E. Wilson. DENTIST. .yuccSBor toiDr. Metiler. Office on Upper Main street. JVkSwords & Klstncr, PIIYSICIAyS ASD SURGEONS. Office hours when not professionally absent. Office: Opposite First National Bank. SHOW YOU Wli!ikl. Ten Yean Old. Full qnaru. II ; full pint. 7,:-; full balf plubi. 4nc. TAKE HOME A gl'AKT OF OLD CALLAGHAN $2 50 1881 $2.50 (it li twenty yearn old), "Juiit to (jive the Home a Tone." It la "The O Grady" of them all. J. CHRIS. BORCHERS. BOLE rI;!TKIBrTOR,. PIONEER IvEAD Is Absolutely PURE, and will OUTWEAR all other Leads If your local dealer doe not rarry It write to ui and we will e that you gut It. (am. W. P. Fuller & Co.. PORTLAND, ORE. A GREAT HTA.TEaMA.VS 8LCRET. The seorelbf a celebrated statesman's lonf life waa bia syslematio way of eat ing, tvery bite of food was obewed Ibirt; times before swallowing. The re salt wss be ilntsHy etijoyed good bealtb. Most men and women boll ttieir food, aod eat tbsogs wbicb were oaver intended to be eaten. Ibey become costive, bhrn a bd complexion, lose neab, and are irritable and Drroas, and the first thin? Ibey know Iter are "played oot " It i gratirytrg to know that fioatetter's Htomaeh Bitters cures stomeab troables. Ii is a oorely veue able medicine tbat bts si'.od the lest uf rjfty years. It enres eases wbich aeem lo be boneless. UufTerers from n dia order of stomach, liver or bowels aboold try it. Adverliaed Letters. The following letters remain uncalled for in the poetoffke at Jfepuner. In calling far these letters say 'advertised Adams, Jiuck Allen, kos IJro,ks, H Ke k, lvid V'Lariha, 1'avid JJ. F. Vat oim, P. M. Nasal CATARRH la all Its stagM there sbovld be Titan i in Ely's CrtUB Balm eaue,aooUie asd beaa tbe d.aaitd Diembraoe. It enrea caiarrfa and drive away a co.d la the bead ream Hal m la piarad lata toe BoetrUt, spreads ever the meutltrab ai.4 la etoorbed. Rehefie im iedt arid a tare fuikwa. It Is ' drying ij fcot prwlur af.BMiug. I-r -tm. SO oeota at Drug g 'J or by a.a 1 ; Trl l.i',;i ceate by mail. LIT ISItrTIIEICi. M M arreu .Street, Sw Turk. iw?l ft Will Pay You to writ' for onr nitt-s bofun' you pnrcrm.se a ticket to apv int in tbe K.ist Tliroufli Tourist Ohm from the PACIFIC COAST to CHICAGO Bnd CINCIN NATI, connecting widi tliruyli tniinn f,.r for all pointH in the far East, South or SoutliPa-it. 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Consistently Republican Always. News from all pe.rU of the world. Well written, originnl stories. Answers to queries on nil suhjectw. ArtideH on Health, the Home, New Bookt, and on Work About The Farm und Garden. The Inter Ocean is. a member of the Ahhodated Prefs and alno is the only Western newspaper reoavinp the ctrnbined tele prsphic and cable newa matter of .both the New York Hun and New York World respectively, besides daily rejjorts frotr. ver 2fti Hperial cfirrbupondents throughout the country. No i-n can tell more f ally why it is the bet on earth. ONK DOLLAR PEIl YEAR- "2 twelve-page pipers, brimful! of news from everywhere and a pel feet feaxt of special matter. .. ALL.. AND JIM v. ll 1 hi v SHOES. .M. LICKTEHTtWL. THE UP-TO-DTt SHOE DEALER.... When yiu iuhmI unvtliitiir in the line of Hins. cnnic in ;uil cxatniro our inin.t'i:-.' .-' ! . Can KUpjdy yon with m at and well-made footwear at reasonable price.-. :::::::: : Custom Work a Specially... 1 HEPPriCR. - OREGON CENTIIAL 3IKAT MA11KET J . H. KINSMAN, Manager. button. &mm:mm&m an,. Sausage and Poultry always on hand. CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. of the Best Quality. J, Frosh Fish !. 'tvcl on Fridays 'nii BAIN WAOCW I.i one that everybody known. It is one of the bent on eiirth. Gilliam t Bisbee lave just received fine of the largest (locks of llain Waona rv r brought tn Ileppner. Prices nro llirlil. Heavy and .Shelf Hardware, (Iranitcware, Tinware, AcricultuiHl Implements, WaRons, Hacks, Eta, Taints and Oils (the In st in the world). Crockery srd (lUssware.
