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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1901)
The 1 Iq ipncr Gazette In. iml Tt.'irp.tar M. inline. Y utf-rci ait Hip it'rlir tt Hpi-pner On-iron, u w-.tih.i clM matter. Tut Uhiuv, NoTPiiilr 21, 1901 Then will I no tariff tinkering nt tin next peoion of congrw. In the awards made at the Pan American exposition, Oregon re ceived a prand total of 2.VJ prize. There were 120 medals and 103 honorable mentions. Morrow county if now almost out of del't. There if only about against the county with enough taxes to j it all off. This is certainly a creditable showing tor Morrow countv officials. CIRCUIT COURT. Tha Docket Was Light For tha No vifflbir Ttrm. Ciivntt .Tuiljje V. K I'IUh innvont.l the Circuit court f." 'I"' Xiivimlir teim tate by a plurality of j t the oourt house ui this eity, Monday against a plurality of i The ihvltet is Mht. t Tue winding up of the business at the Iu:l.ilo Exposition shows a deficit t-f $?. ,'-'(, 11 4. To th pro moters of the Lewis and Clark cen tennial this may prove a valuable object lesson iu the arrangement aud management f the 1305 project. In the list of aw ards at the Buf falo Exposition. Morrow county male a good showing. Repre-j sentative Blackman deserves much credit for his diligent and efficient work in giving prominence to the products of the county, and iu fact the entire Northwest. platform of ovasiou thev were de feated by a plurality of oo.OOU. In Massachusetts the Hemo crats went to the country on a vio lent anti. expansion anti-Kepublie-an plattorm. The liepuhlicaus carried the over 70,(0o S,IKK.i two years ago. Iu New Jersey the same issues were pre sented, and the Republicans elect ed their governor by a plurality of S.000, against a plurality in 1 SvS of .ri. 4 In Rhode Island the fight was ou national issues, and the Republicans carried the state by a plurality of 5.000. In Mary- laud there was a personal as well as a political issue. In all the states except Mary land, Republican candidates and Republican policies were matched against Democratic candidates and Democratic policies. The result is a vote of confidence for the Re publican party and a vote of con fidence in President Roosevelt, who, more than any other man, represents the Republican policies and purposes of this day. Chicago Inter-Ocean. HHTNKK v ;i KC1IKS. I' 'iM 1 1)0 Mil , W. From a commercial standpoint, the Tan-American Exposition will be a great benefit to Oregon. Thousands of People from actual observation were brought to real ize the fact that the Northwest is a country of wonderful resources. With the best that could be done, the exhibit was small compara tively, bat this furnishes proof that the Lew is and Clark centen nial will be of great benefit to Oregon and the Northwest. The renple who come to Portland can tbeo see Oregon as it is. and thous ands of them will stay here. I Thiee men employed in the edi torial department of Hearst's Chi cago American have beeu sentenced to jail by Judge H&necy, on a charge of contempt. The article in the American upon which the jjrweeuiugs in contempt were based was a criticism of the court's decision on an application for the forfeiture of the charter of the People's Light, Gas v. Coke Com pany. Judge Hanecy said if the matter published were allowed to go unnoticed by the court, it paved the way for other attacks, and that the judiciary, if not held in respect would fall with all democratic government. The article, the court declared, was not merely an attack on the people and on the court, but a bold threat to every! court. other court It should, therefore mete iei n n no vtoik.the nny was excused Tuesday until the adjoiirnet meeting, which will convene on the 10th ol 1 Wem ber. Following cases were disposed c(: 1-add it Tilton, v. J. H. (ieinmell. Taylor Thompson vs. J. H. ltcllen brock. 10 he submitted on written brief within l days. T. li. Chestnut vs. John Barbke. Con tinued. O. K. Farnsworth vs. II. A. Thomp son. Selt'ed and dismissed. Hugh Fields vs. ,lano l'enland, ad ministratrix. Amended complaint filed John Piamond vs. Hugh Fields et al, Judgment and default. Jolin Diamond vs Huh t ields et al. J udgment and default. Win. House vs. Wru. and K. F. Hughes. Amended complaint ti ed. Thomas MeCulloeh vs. Win. Uuglies and John Sheridan Amended com plaint tiled. Ho' Sy Leathers vs. John .lonkms. Judtiitnt in favor of plain titf. A. J. Clen vs. S. 1" Florence. Fred Bock vs. H A. Thompson. Settled and dismissed. W. J. Yaiisehuyer vs. J. II. B'ierlv. Settled and dismissed. J. A. Thompson, administrator, vs. C. S. Kiik and J. T Kirk. .S ttled and dismissed. E. R. Bishop vs. H. Blahin atid Henry L. Biahm. LMault and judg ment as to II. B ahm. KO.IITY. Folly Hale vs. N. J. Hale, divorce. Decree by default. Court holds custody of children. Marie Adams vs. Foster Adams. Pis missed without prejudice. Mary Blahin vs. Fhilip Blahm. One day to plead. Etu Ross vs. Win Ross. Finding for plaintiff and decree as prayed for. E. D. Rood vs. E. R. Bishop and U. E. Farnsworth. Continued Belle Lalande, guardian, vs. R. N. Hart, executor, appeal from probate Motion to disiuis appeal. M. E. church. South. Sci vices :it I a. in. and 7:;0 p. ni.--Kev. F. M . Chi field, i astor. Catholic Church Rev. F.itliei Kdl. Set vices ;d Sunday in each month at 10 :M a. in. II. Bcighlnl, pus a. in. and 7 p. M. E. church, Rev tor. Services at II in. Morning subject, " The Prayer Meet ing " Evening subject, "How We Hear." SundayschooliitlOa.m. You are cordially invited to a'.tend these services. Christian church Rev. Victor Car on, pastor. Services at II a. in. and 7 :'M p. in. Morning subject, " Things Working Together." Evening subject, "What is .Un?" SundaySchool 10 a. in. Y. l S. C. E Mil") p. in. Topic, "Thanksgiving." You are coidiallv in vited to Hit- nil ul I these services Local News Notes. The Heppner i vkttk and San Fran cisco Examiner, olio year fur 'Jo. Mathews makes a specialty of titling niail orders for meats of a'l kinds The Monthly New York World, ten numbers and the i.t.n ri K. one vear for f 1.50. Head ad. this is a liberal oiler. Bock it Mathews have iissoled part nership, but you can get all kin Is of meats and lard from Mathews. THE PA LAI CANDIES ocurr n complete- lino of t tuiiiiuit, w huh can't U 1.uUmi anywhere in ttm city, Vo make our own TATTY ami kU'ttuutee it to hu the bnt. We havy Kiri a itne line of Citrars & Tobacco A I.I. l'HK l.K.UM.NU JIKVNDS Soft Drinks, Nuts, Bananas, Oranges, Lemc ns, Dates, P"igs, Popcorn and Salted Peanu s 4b s ". "''" '' i" . ri' vv ai i a i n r TUU VIM 5 FIND IT DIFFICULT 1 I . 1 A v-io-wiMr i.lotiiiiir to lit l iiinv !' that vmi v.v never irt-vll- in a "CAPP S" or a "K. N. & F. SUIT" e Lrar- . 1 ma n win) wears one ol tin nieiils can Itci luniselt tasteiully am eomloilalilv dressei HAVE THEM .... . -'II 4 Ik.' . . . 1 ... I itMii w iu in. and in n jn-fl Am i'n.ni $5.00 to $20.00. Kspeciaily IT t 6 I 9 Die 1 5 a . i: rri-: has made arrangements to club wall the Weekly lnte' Ocean of Chicukji. The uvular subscription price of the Inter Ocean is $1.IX) per year an.) the leiiular price of the Gazkttk is $l.Srt. Ry special arrange ment, both papers wil be furnishe one year for .fl The old, reliable Inter Oce. in is too well known to need much recommend it ion . It will !,. n valuab'e addition to the reading matter for the winter. Hesiites uivinir all the news, it has many special features, makim: it one of the mot desirable weeklies in Ihe Cnited States. This special, libera1 offer is limited and will be withdrawn in a shoit t i i. e . not go unpunished. Judge Hanecy is correct in the statement that the judiciary should be held in re- ppect, but the courts are conducted by human beings who are liable to make mistakes. Thev .'houkl be open-to some criticism the same The plan as outlined by Presi- iaa an individual. If the article der.t PkOoevelt to justly reward j published by the American was li rnerit in the army appointments, isbelous, then the editora should be to b admired by the American punished. If not the paper should people. The president will firfctlbe upheld. Freedom of 6peech The Youth's Companion in 1902. To condense in a paragraph the nn rjotineement f The YuCth's Compamox for 1h)l is not eay. Not only n ill near ly two hundred story writers contribute to the paper, but many l the most emi neat of living statesmen, jurists, men of science and of letters, scholars, sailors, soldiers and travellers, including three members of the President's Cabinet. In a de'ightfnl ser es of articles CATARRH look at the personal records of the candidate?, which will hare the greatest intiaence instead of a po litical u pull." This American principle is one of the corner stones that will continue to hold up the greatest nation in the world. It is a stimulant to progress that will keep us in the leal The earnest practice of this belief haa placed Mr. Ilooevelt in the presidential chair and made him a great maD. land the press should also be held in high respect by the American people. LEXINGTON NEWS. Senator Joseph Simon was in Silern recentlr. To the Klem Statesman, the Senator stated thatmuch 'fl blessing we may Lexington, Nov. 20, 101. The wheat growers are still roll ing in their grain and the cars are moving it toward its deatiued market. Mrs. J. E. Huxley left on last Monday morning's train for Port land, he will stop a few days with her parents at Arlington. ner visit among us was hiehlv bd- preciated by her friends. How carry with us, if we are pleased ana take pains to do it he would make it his principal business to watch rjver the inter ests of Oregon and do what he cou!d for the irnproTement of Ore gon Lartors atid rivers. He men tioned e-pec-ially the lower Colom bia river from the tea to Portland: the upjr Columbia, the Willam- eu ana an or me uregon river-, The site will be a good one, ana ne Lop-a to ue sole to secure ( a great amount in the way of ap-j propriatione for thee livers, feel ing sure that river and harbor bill w ould this time by passed without trouble. Mrs. Peiiland"8 store house for agricultural . implements, on C street, is finding ita way to the upper end of town, where it is to be used again as a storehouse for implements. It is whispered around that is bekg removed to give place for the Christian church. on military and naval topics the Secretin of the Navy will te'l -'llow .lack Lives ;" Julian Ualph, the famous war eorrts. pondent, will describe "How Men Ke-d in fiatt'e," and Winston Spencer Church ill, M. I'., whose daring escape from a Boer prison pen is well remernrered, will describe some experiences "On the Flank of the Army.'' A nd this is but a beginning of the Ion u list. A complete announcement will he Bent to any address free. The publish ers also announce that every new sub leriber who sends $1 75 for the Lfr.' vol ome now will receive all the issues for the remtininif we- ks of liiol free from the lim of subscription ; also Thk Com Pamon- Calendar for l'.KrJ all in addition to the tiftv-two issues of Thk Companion for 1902. TflK YOUTH'S COMPANION, 193 Columbus Ave., Bovrn.y, Mas. ASK Druggist for 10 CENT TRIAL SIZE. Ely's Cream Balm Gie Relief at once. It cleati'p. soothes and hffi.s Uie di!afl inem- hri n a It i nn.. r.i,.rh t.J drir.., mi( iol.'i MfiV TPlC'Q is the H,.v! qu . k!v. 1: illi I Ibl til la ahoriw.l. ll. s s ami l'r..tfrfj( the l!pmlira!n'. Knrr the !. of 'i tu-e .1: .1 Srrn II. Ku.l tu B0o ; Trifl! 5'-.: ni Prut'?! frr it nifiil. Et.T UKOIUKKS, s Wiritu MrtJt, York. Dr. E. E. Wilson, DKNTWT, -ucccpsor to I r. Metzler. otlice Cpper Main Mreet. iMcSwords & Kistner, I'Jiysiciax.s AMt srrmk-o.s. Otlice hours when not profespionallv absent. Otlice: Oppo-ite I-'irnt National Bank. Hfleip OOO A VOTE OF COSFILESCE. The campaign) that culminated in the elections of Nov. 5 were fought mainly n rational jphu In Iowa the ireue wag between MaSw&rt KepublicaniBm aod Bry ati imb itn ou by a plurality of 'J).(PJ,'. The local teachers' institute he!d at Lexington last Saturday wah well attended, and its work was full of the mwt vital and practical interest. .Some of the papers were aoie ana the general discussions were unusually timely. Light was thrown oq difficult questions, and practical help aod direction given to the teacher's work. The teach ers were very cordially welcomed by our citiztns. Three or four Lexington boys have been putting their heads to gether very foolit-hly of late. Their Straight-out Republican-j parents do not know where they bv a L-lurality of 'jo.OOU. ' 8re night' TL-V LHve , i t rv. ; caught st-Hlirig. II they continue against a plurality of in ,1 ,r , , ., . ., " , , v- . . , this night work, they are liable to l-.'J. It. Nebrwka the real fcght , up jn 8D nnpleaaant w over j.latforme. the Iernocrate way without much wxruine. 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