Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, November 21, 1901, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texticttic OFFICIAL PAPER JOB PRINTING . . Ve have the bout i.ir (("''' Job Office in Morrow Conn' .itl run Print Anything Legal Blanks Kept constant)- i n I, i .. i. Wo have the I-argent Assortment this aide of Portland. ..GIVtS ALL THE NEWS.. .Subscription Pi Ice. (I,,,. , r $1 50 . 75 R Six muntliH XINICTKKNTH YEAR HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1901, NO. fc'Ui : tc ; U M it 1 lUtllnt rUatt-s ORIcIalM. P, i,j.t-,ni Williiini McKinlny Vn" 1'r.t I I -ill. HuciBBvolt rtiwn.tiiry if t W. It. tiny M. ).!. y it lrmi:iiry Lyman J. (faun S.M"trnry uf l-it.i.-i.ir.... (ininliiiM N. HIinm ,S (irr.l:ir nf '-V ur K. II. Hix.t i ir it :ry -if Navy i.ilni I). . Ht-nvt"! liH.Monil I ImrlfB hni"ry Hmitli X r.. rfr ty 'tiio-ril John W. tiri vkh w-t-.r iry of eni-itl' n fi , , . , Jainim Witaoii Com. Uum-riil Linnl Olltna 1 iiikit Hermann StHlu rYdrral OlttclKln j ... . 10 W. MnRrids Tlna. ll. Toriirua ! M. A. Mixi'iy I nt inml HontioD Colln.'tur I). M. Dunne DiKtrict Ju l C. H. fVlltiKCer i riMiit Jii.ln. W. It (iilntrt lM-ri t Altiiriu.y J. H Hull U H )lariiu Zowih Huuer I'niterl States Ijaud Oftimra. TlIK DAM. KB. OB. .'uy I' I ii run HHPatr Otia I'alttiraim Haoaivar LA UBAHUB. OS. K. W. Jturtlett KetrlxUr J. (). Hwackiininar Itsoaiver Orrrun Hlat Ort1clln. ' "nvnrniir T.T. Oear -" 'i-r'tr' of KfaU I. Ilouhar IVi'Hnnri" C H. Moors Hup'. Puiihn Initinction J. It. Ackfirman Atuirurty (iwnoral li. It. N. Hlavkburo I rn,tr W. H. Loads ( It. H. Ilw, ipro n JwUna i K. A. Monro. ('. K. WolTorton t'.rk Hotiril Mrh oil I.nnil ('ommlsainn ...ftiait t'riHniberlain Uam Warden Allha Quiniby Kili I'.nn .! lii-iil A.t.ria Klfiioary HurKfiiii ....Win, MfUwi, Portland Sixth Jnitlrlal IMatrlrl. f'uvuit J.i.lmi W. R. KIIH I'roaxriititiit Attnrria T. . Hailey Hnrniw (jinmjr Official. Jo it tWatur J, W. Morrow K nir hoiativr A. B. Tlimnaun to I'y.Iu.iin. A. it. Unrlliiili.mow " '''iinmliiinr J. L. liuwanl K). c. Anhljauijti ' i-r rt'.ri3 Trnr-r A nwiir nrFiynr , -hiil Hup't " I' .mn'r rttiM'k I li t r Iti'I'lltl'H Vawtor frawftml J W. MalHK- M. I,ifht thl H K. Willi. J.J. Ml'HM Jar W. Mliiply . Dr. K. K. Hniiln k Henry rtrhnrtlimur . J I'. Itli. lone Ik Viiiaon. (ialkiway I'H I'.iku Tows urnorKM. ".!... Frank UillUm l--u:i-i: i'ii H i' Harriiinia, I. tl. ,H,m',iM J. J. Itotwrta, K. W lthea, Geo. No'1!" !!iI '1 Ii'h. O'laiil. It ....riinr J. P. William. IvHviiir..i ...L. W, Hriirm Mt-iml (JenrKc 1 hornton III UI'NI K si nihil. IIIHTRH'T, nk iii'il in o, K. Farniworth, rlt J, J it ,!rrt. I'rr rinrt Oilier rr. J ifr .f !(: l'.-hi n J. 1' . Wtniaml .... (i. B. Halt tHrrctola Km J M llaxrr; l i. (' .T, t'lU.. ruimn:.u:..it.u.fil4ii.lii'(i.U..MWiihHi..(.,4..itir r o r.' v: jtVi-tfelaUe Preparation forAs slmaflling rheFoodandBetfuJa ting the Stomadtt andBowcls of Promotes Digestion Cheerful ness and Rfstontains neither Opium.Morplune norMiueraL NotKAhcotic. ,0x, Smum I Afwrfecl Remedy tottOMkoh Tlon , Sour Stonich,Diarrhoa Worms Convulsions .fevwish nrss and Loss or Suktf. FacStnjto Sifnatwft et NEW YOBK. ITT WPAPffCR n For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of WHOLE FHR1ILY HIBRDEflED Awful Crime Committed Near Los Angeles, California. A A If In Use For Over Thirty Years IWOEl TMC CINTAUH COMMNT. NCW VOHR CfTT. G. W. Phelps ,t 7'o;.v;r .tr ..nr. i M.iy " i ct, Hi.p!ii'r, Ori'gnn. i .,tti I'Ciii'l - i Itt r i .i C II UcdfieJd attoj:.k at law. on M.t oii.l of May Htrwl. H 'i':i r. llrririMI. A. Mallory. r. S. roMMissid.WIi oTMiV ITH.ie kii 1 "t I. AM i ,.!.- v i c r 1 1 ii, I'.-H- ti!u.- I. Til ..I. I '!m.i 1 r.M' ; Mpt tol sihjkwk Falls i nohtiikkn XKLSOX 4 FOHT SHKITARD KKD MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS I i f t) il All lUil ltinite Willidnt CiimiKK of ('r Iti'twfiu Hpokaue, Ilii-fliiuil inn) Ni'luoo. Also hetwppD Nnlrtim nnl U'WhImuJ, daily fxoeiit Pmiiliy : I'hvo Arrlvo. mi A M Hpokanc :4t P. M. Iliii A M lt.lHnii 0 f. H in AM Nlaon MS P. M. f)Mtrt ('i.n:ifi oil at NhIsoii with taamr for Kaulo, kii.I all K.volnniil jik point pitMTii;fr4 for Kttln Hlvrtr anl JVintulary rik ronrwt nt WanMia witn atjur nailT- tup dlvmm rrnn i ivl1 Illli IirJilLAIUli lm Dalles, Poitlaml and Astoria Naviiiatitm Company. ..IAIJJ:S I30AT.. 1' ithitiil, at 7 a. tu. ami 11 p tti. ; : : : : : : PORTLAND I30AT Ifdvpa Thp I Mf bI 7 a. m. mid 3 p. m , ilaily (nfepl Nunilnv), I STEAMERS Renulator, Df.lles City, RHinnce, Irnlda, G. W. Shaver. W. C. ALLA WAY, Agent, Tha Dalles EO YEARS' EXPERIENCE I SB Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac. OMt''fclr flrt'rimn Mr iMiti n Iren whotlirr tin lnM.i.ii t pr.-hillv il'nt?ilil. f (inmnitttrit Iioiir n.t Irt'-'iiH 1. -nt Ml. H;in.tM..ion Puteiita nt frM. oi-l.'ii n.-ncT f-r f.-iritiir tn!iilB. i-tili in,in (hr-tui'li IniiM A o. iwe?tt tw-i'iJ ntuft i' ti .ut t itrvt In tli Scicniific fliticricati. A mn.t..tti.l mn-r.!. t nwklr. T .arrmt rlr riiUlf.ii f am iit 'ill" 1'-tir"il- 1 rt'. f i a loir- I ..ir m.ioli.. 1. ! 'i-l I'J all wmiloiimi MUNN & Co.3Ginro"'""- New York HraiM h ii'TUrt. i-i K ft Vtiliifc-l ihi. I. Tha or o!h lirmiKptif rrs- in Tlie Wti-kly liinon an. HAVE Been Founded By Buying Some Shares in new Mining Companies. Heppner Mining Co., Head Office, Heppner, Oregon. D. B. STALTER, President and General Manager. C. E. RE DF I ELD, Vice President. T. W. AVERS, Secretary. GEO. CONSER, Treasurer. For shares of stock apply to any of the above officers. TRIAL OF THE CONSIDINES Proalacat Pavel Baiactllac la Hcaltla Mlai etoaa Abdaetora Have iieau4. Loe Am0blu CaX, Nov. 19. The dead bodies of A. P. Wilcox, wife and two year old aoa er foand in their home at Downey today. All the bodies were horribly molUated. Mr. Wilco and family bad beefs etiot aad then lit erally cat to piece, with a knife. Tnere ie no clue to the murderer. The Cenelifn Cam Skattle, Wash., Nov. 19. The Con- Bidine case will not R9 to the jury be fore Thursday afternoon, udleas counsel yet to b, heard in aarirdment occupy much lees time than tboee by whom ar gument was today begun. The whole forenoon session and the larger share of the afternoon was taken op by John B. Hjrt, in presenting the opening argu' mot for the state. During the latter part of the afternoon Will II. Morris, for the defeuee, was heard in part. Mor ris will continue tomorrow. SeeMIe Smugglers. 8eatti., Wash., Nov. 19. Promin ent Seattle Women, wives and daughters of wealthy bosineas and professional men, according to tbe United States se cret service detectives, have been con ducting systematic smuggling opera tions on a large scale. A large quantity of expensive silks and dress goods were roughed into this city from Victoria luring the past winter. The C. A. Rhea Farm on Willow Creek, i mile below lone, may now be bought for $qo an acre, easy terms, one- third cash. Has 240 acres, mostly rich bottom land, and good improvements. Sev eral tracts may now be cut off and sold at 50 dollars an acre. Address G. A. Rhea, lone, Ogn. Bandits Located. Siikia, Nov. 19. It is reported that Consul General Dickinson, the United States diplomatic agent here, has in f j mi i" 1 the government of Bulgaria that t!i ' abductors of Miss Stone with their captives, are concealed in the defile of the Keliterza Mountains, near the SmoU'li district of Dubnitzn, and has requested that troops be sent to ear rouud the place and liberate the cap tives. HENRY BLACKM AN RETURNS Superiority f OrefSN Exhltlts at Pan-American Exposition ABE YOU DEAF? HEAD NOISES? Hon. Henry Blackman, one of the Oregon representatives at tbe Pan Amer ican Exposition, arrived heme in this City from Buffalo, Wednesday evening of last week. In an interview, Mr. Blackmail gave an interesting account of the fair. He left Heppner on tbe 10th of last April and arrived at Buffalo on the 15th. He states that as a reception, ttiere was one of the worst snow Storms that he ever encountered. The storm made it very had for exposition workers, causing a d. lav, especially in outside work. General Superintendent Poach and his efficient and diligent assistants, had the Oregon exhibit all ready by May 1, hut owing to tbe storsny weather the exposition was not formally opened until May 20. When Mr. B acktoan arrived, In the horticultural dpartmrnt there were only '! boxes of apples, bnt this small show ing created a wide interest with much favorable comment while being in com petition with aurh atatea a New York. jer, ktdtirrs and b.iwels, parirjra the Minnesota, Missouri and Michigan, all t,,, irk.theDS the turves, brrce having an immense disj.lav. tuultnuds o( malidiw. It bailda ' ii(i the ei tire s'em. Tul" new life and Owing to the great distance ami lni;li : Tikvr int.. kiii k. sickly, run-down express rate, Oregon was har.dirapped. I mn or w.-nian 1'nee M cents. Sold bv K. J. Siocuip. the drnirgut. but still, in tbe fruit department, the ' . fruit from every point of vi,w, was the opinion of this able body. Tbi, was not only for the United Htates, but Canada as well. The forestry department was one of the attractive features of the exposition. The Oregon exhibit occupied one-third of the entire forestry building, and the exhibit was larger than all the rest of the United States and tbe foreittn coon tries. There were over 400 specimens and lol different varieties of Oregon wood. One fir timber tbat'required two flat cars for shipment and wss so large that it could not be placed inside tbe build ing, attracted mucb attention, it was 74 feet in length, 36 inches square weighed 24,000 pounds, and contained over 7,800 feet of lumber. Another timber 74 feet in length, 20 inches wide and 4 inches thick, without a knot or blemish, commanded great at tention. This building, being close to the gov eminent building, was crowded all the time, being in charge of A. J. Johnson forestry expert and commissioner. The Oregon mining exhibit was one of the most attractive in the mining bnild ing, being in charge of Fred Mellis of Baker City and Capt. W. Miller of Port land. There were specimens in gold bars nuggets and quarts, including fine speci mens from all the leading mines of Eastern Oregon. Out of three silver medals awarded to the Pacific coast, Oregon carried off two, and the third went to Nevada On reception day in tbe mining build ing, many specimens were given awav In the agricultural department, 8 gold medals were awarded. This was admitted and conceded by all to be the most handsome booth there In the way of decoration, and arrange merit it was the most elaborate. It was considered the swell booth of the fair There were 8CT pieces of grains and grasses with 329 varieties. In the office, there was a scene made from 57 stalks of wheat, representing sunset on the Columbia. At Oregon grown corn, Eastern peo ple were greatly surprised. There were specimens of corn seventeen feet six inches in height; rye, eight feet two inches tall ; oats, seven feet six inches tall that produced 122 bushels to tbe acre. Wheat, seven feet and over timothy with heads sixteen inches in length ; field peas with vines over twelve feet in length. New York hop growers frankly ac knowledge'! that thev could not compete with Oregon in growing bops. When wheat was shown that ltad yielded frotai 24 to t5 bushels to the acre people could not conceal their admira tion, and a great many wanted some of it for seed. Mr. Blackman stated that taking is all in all, for the small appropriation it was a representative display. All of the attendants representing Oregon, worked bard and all bad a word of praise for Col. H. E. Doech. The night before leaving the Oregon repre sentatives presented him with a beauti ful gold pen and holder as a token of their appreciation o bis efforts. That he was a man ot great executive ability with interests of the state at heart. Mr. Biackmin spoke very highly of Mrs. Edyth Toiier Wetherred who is doing good work for Oregon and also for the Lewis and Clark Centennial He said that the death of President McKinley took the life wit of the fair. The mo-ning his death was announced a great many people were crying on the grounds. The illu inations were grand. Two prizes were awardm! to Oreren wool, which was superior l amlhiaig there. Mr. Blackman has partta lv regained his health and is g'ad to get horve again. He says there is no place like Oreon. SPREADS LIKE WILDFIRE. Wben thing are "tbe beet" thry be oome"tbe best selling." Abraham liar, a leading druggist, of Helletille, O , writes: 'EUctrio Bitters are tbe best selling bitters 1 bava handled i H0 years. You know why? Moat diseased begin in disorders uf stomaob. liver, kiduev. bowela, bli'od a"-d nerves. Electric Bit ters ton 0 np tha etotDHCb, tvgolatea hv DEAFNESS OR HARD .-.EARING ARE NOW CURABLE by nir new invention. Onlv Umso Ihmh inf air in.-ii: .iVV. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. P A. WCRMAN, OF BALTIMORE. SAYS : Gen11em fttfrlfc eUtiTvIv cur! of 1mf nf tlisnk t vom lu.Mmt m. I v i; n. i lt'i n full tuMotv tf li y taftt, to hr trl at vwur t.i-Trtnii Atumt bv it ao tnv tiRM car ln-gaii to wttg, ami t?ii- krtt on gi-ti mc w .-t - 'n-n'. I Kt my hrarmpj in thii enr t nturlf 1 umlrtvfnl a trmtniriit f caterrh, for ttite-r niivtttb. ttTi"it .m .ti. --v . '- ! . t nt-vv-Wr of iliVM4iitn, amottst tri hr tv th mM rnnnrni i .n vw . i.t .1 -i : t In . h . ' i ' i - t otilv an oirtattm n-ntltl h 1 mr. and evrn that iinii..i t il Wi.-a i-i li, t. thrn r-atr. (nt thr ttcariftK lht affrtr rr wii1il W 1 t 1 1 I then fww vmiT mlvrtiirmrnl urt-wlrnul'v in i w oti. f ( ;m 1 t . tii tit . AHrr ! hail nvtl it m a It s.y iiftlmt t tit 1 t - 1 1 i t atln five mTlkV tii v hrarinK in thr iiw-ar. rat i;., n ,tiih t -r " ht .irtil nn.l .k-r t rrniam X'rty tnilT iit. V A. W KRM N. -uS H-.v 1 v 11. '1 in rut forff wo intrrfrrr with ifHttr f ':. fr'i. H';:r;;:;nJ YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT h0f.1t !" " " INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., ChiCrbC, ILL. .1 ..nt M.I state and individual exhibitors were! awarded 14 gold medals. 11 siher med j ale. bronre medals and 11 ilip'omaa 'of honoiable mention. J The state re-eied the highest tribute j jtlnit could be paid wben the Wilder i I meditl was awarded on apples, thia be ing for the finest form and excelltnce. The Wilder Pomologiral Society is rump Sfd of veteran fruit men. editors I and expert. Kverv medal awarded lr this siviety was given etvictlv on merit To he re.-ognized by thie society, the e'ate or individual must the g tixia. and the award for the finest Stock Note,. K. A. Mii'mly as here ilmiug the wt k i dosing .ml Ins F erry t'ni on s!i- ep inteu-st llf 1 -se.l fit the band at 1 7"i per I. cad. Condon Globe. last Tii.-fd.iy .1. K Spray soM to Win. Broun, of Ix-iie Rot k, seveiai head of chIv at 15 per tar!. .... Monday ot Una we k Sam J. Tearp'eton pUM'liase.! of I, I. Mki. k.of MartttJ- I i ton. I7ltl he.i.l of lamb at J -er hea l j .... fn Tu-d.iy S Mea'er pur- The United States Gov ernment Report shows Royal Baking Powder to be stronger, purer and better than anv other. Canyon country for camp supplies Tues day. He had just placed bis band on the home range a couple of days prev ious. John sold his band of 2000 ewes and lamhs to an Idaho buyer, obtaining $2.65 for ewes and $1.0 for lambs. He bought bis present band of 1500 ewe, from Beck Bros., of Hamilton, Or., pay ing $2.50 per head for them. Condon Times. ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY. From Coopersville, Mich., ootnes word of a wonderful discovery ot a pleasant tasting liquid tfaat wben osed before re tiring by any one troubled with a bad oongb ttiwBja ensures a good night's rest. It will soon cure the cough too, writes Mrs. H Himelburger, "for three genera tions nf our family have used Dr. Kings New Dieeevery for Consumption and Dever found its equal tor Coughs and Colds." It's an unrivalled life-saver wben nsed for desperate Inns: diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50o and 11 00 at 8 lo cum Drug store. Trial bottles free. Marion county wiped out the last of it. debt a few weeks ago, and Linn county has reduced its debt to f.10,000 by a re cent payment of f 14,000 upon it. THAT THROBBING HEADACHE Would q oickly leave you, if yon used Dr. King's 5sw Life Pills. Thoussnds of soffit re rs bars proved their matoblee, msrit Cor Sick and Nervous Hesdaobea. Tbe? make pare blood and build op your health. Only 25 cts. Mosey beek if not cured. Hold by Blocum Drug Co. Wasco county baa a debt of $111,- 568.03, whils Sherman is out of debt and has $10,000 cash in the treasury. Clackamas has a debt of nearly $200,000. The Clackamas tatchery baa discharged its crew of fishermen and no more calmou will be pawned this seasou. The hatch ery now contains 10,018,000 quin nat salmon eggs, aod thia amount ia more than the hatchery has really room for. GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR. For two years all efforts to core Eo soma in the palms of my hands failed," riles Editor H. N. Lester, r f Svr&cure, Kan., "tbea I was wholly cured bv Back leu'. Arnica Salve." It's the wor.'d'e best for Eruptions, Sorte snd sil tain diseases. Ouly 25c at Hlccan.'s drug store. IRRITABLE WOl i4 li Should be Pitied Not Blamed Men Don't Understand How They Suffer When They dry, "Oh, Don't Speak to Me." All manner of extravagant expressions are possible when a woman's nerves are overwrought. The spasm at the top of the wind pipe or bronchial tubes, "ball rising in the throat,'' violent baatinf; of tha hrt, laughing and crying by turns, muscular spasms (throwing the arms about), frightened by tha most insignificant occurrence. are all symptoms of a hysterical condi tion and serious derangement of the female organs. Any female complaint rnay produsS, hysterics, which must be re garded as a symptom only. The c&ase, however, yields quickly to LydU E. Plnkham's Yegmtabim Compound, which acts at once upon tbe organ afflicted and the Bern centres, dispelling effectually all those distressing symptoms. r Mrs. ibsolutely have ", ,u ' ' " " 1 " ' '2 vear old etlier at t head. if .rm and ex.-el'en.-. covera the nhoe !,,r" C,1,",r- Eronn.l. treg-n prodncd the beet John H!er aa in from the Kwrry Lewis 5a ys : -I Fl Like a New Person. Phyalcally mnd Mentally." ! Mm. risawaat: I wtah to eoeak a nvvl wor.l for I.viHa K. Plnkham's Vegrtable Compound. For years I bad oTriaa tr.-uMe and suffered everyttuag from Berrouaaeea, acver, headaehe. and i-nin in Kick an.1 abdomen. I had consulted different physiois, but decided try -.our lue '.l elne. and I Boon found It waa giving me sauch relief. I oont'.r.ue i u-o and now am feeling like a new person, phyateaily aod metitallv. an i .-' id to add one more testimonial to the value ( your remedv." Mi..-. M. ii. I -.is, HQS Valentine Ave.. Tremont. New York. N.Y. Writing: to Mrs, Pinkhemta the Quickest mr iirif w iv to ret the riRht advice about alt female trouble-. Hi t a.l.!n u Lynn, Xass. She advises women free. Followi! i i . :: -.-.i Mrs. Haven's First Letter to Mrs. Pinkh-m " Ia.a Mitt. ri5XBait: I would like vour advice troobles. I aufTer erery month at time of menstruation, ai : i. and for so long1 that I beoome very weak, alao get very d.ry. I i wtth a d:si-harg before and after mensea, havw pains in ntir . time that I can hardly get around, hare are fewling In l.w,r y ' -, pain in baok. hearingMlown fevliog, a desire to paaa urme ' pain in paaaing It; have leueorrhasa. headache, fainting fp. ' a: tinaoe have hysteria. My blood is nH im gno4 condition. II v. ' . r from you. I am. Mm Ena 11 a v as, Mas Soakh Ave.. Counc ; 1. . .. ' . .i (Jur S, 199.) Mrs. Haven's SectMtd LKter. Mrs. PtircHAw: I wtah to assrs aay gratittxle f - J.n t bare done for m. 1 swffarej for fowr years with womb tru-v t.i- -y month I flowed very badly. I got eo had that t eowld hard'v J mv wrW Waa obliged to ait "or lie down moat of the lias. 1 dortor! f r ! t s time, but obtained no relief. I began wains; vour rrmedira - l.ydiia I!, rtnkham's Vrgetavlle Compound, Bload rSrrtaer. Sanatir Vri ai.d Lrree-rills and now feet tike a new voau'-ilat Lam liva. 2Ss 9cmh Ave... Osmnell Bluffs. Iowa. 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