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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1901)
I '-irtlUif ilriTMrflTMiiHii'Tir'1 i1-- mm The Ikppncr Gazette :vi""sr,;,'nvW) 011 xUl ?ork 14 !n tlu frjr, to the t-xWnt and tin- uor t li i" 'oikiith'iis that r goner Wriniock At Mioholl !ly ili-bircl. KM- rwi Hi 1 1 1 -"alnfhcc al Rp;n.r Or-a-oii, t-cuiiil -rluM mtli-r TmnsrAV December 10, 1101 Two farmer at hhvp fneieled in raising ft prop of '2VMil 1'iisheln of potatoes. Thin it one of the In'st Mrikes jet re portnl from golden Alaska, The juol'li in. like many othora with wnuii the (lenerttl Ciovein meat has to deal, is not dimple ami easy, aiul initial lawa will be to Mime extent experimental; but the time has about ri rived when the Pvpji. Alaska. 1 fft wate areas of the Weet ma.t lo gradually and systematic ally reclaimed ami fructified, wher eTer pr&otieable, by irrigation, car rier! on partly at least through Govern m nt aid. Telegram. Fortune cmtiunes to shower her favors upon President K0!evelt. Aoooruing to a i-nvut decision of a New Y rk court io a suit brought to obtain a construction of the will of Cornelius Van Schaick Roose velt, who died in 1SS7, his uephew the President, will inherit a for tune of If-tweeu $1(X."K' and tloO.OXl. II E. Lytle. presid.uit of the Co lombia Southern, wa in the cit today, returning from a trip to Shaniko. In speaking rt the de velopment of thee u 1 1 r y tributary to Shaoiko, Mr. Lytle said immense quantities of land are being located aiutb of Shearer's bridge on IV? chutes a.- far south as Antelope, and the settlers are rrPP&r c to ed large tracts in that country to wheat He thinks that locality will become one of the great w heat producing sections of the state. Dalles Times-Mountaineer. Schley, the Daval hero has been fouLd at fault by the naval court and baa been condemned on eleven points. Admiral Dewey sustains him, but the majority of the court found fault on hair splitting tech nicalities. Seventy millions of American people have no fault to fine with the gallant old Admiral. Dewey and Schley are the fight ers. Dewey cleaned up the Span ich at Manila and Schley put on the finishing tauehe? at Santiago. They ended the war with Spain. How can there be any question of donbt as to Schley's action? He led tha fleet to victory. In the eyes of the people, Schley is great and the naval court is very small. Captain Chad wick of the ar mored rruiar New York gets 814, 023 03 in prize money as the re sult of the naval battle of San tiago, although his craft did not fire a &bot daring the engagement and was nearly ten milea away at the time of the surrender of the last ship in the Spanish fleet, the Cristobal Colon. His share is nearly one hundred times more than that drawn down by Admiral Schley, who was in the thick of the fight and bore the brant of the battle. The latter has been award ed the miserable pittance of $149 53. Watson received $15 3.3 as his share, and Cook, Clark of the Oregon, Philip (deceased), Evans, Taj lor and Wainwright have Wd awarded from $435 to 12000 each. Wainwright com manded the little Gloucester, which smashed the Spanish tor pedo boats, and got $435 for the job, Sampson received $25,794 44. This may be all right bat it don't sound just right somehow. Tuesday morning the large barn of C. B. Comstock & Company at Whitney, together with all the horses except two was burned. The total loss, including 11 head of horses, amounts to $4000. It is thought that the fire was the work of iiiCeudiaries. One of the largest sales made in Grant county for some time was consummated this week, says the Grant County News, when County Judge Liyeock disposed of his ranch in Bear valley, consisting of $40 acres of valuable farm land, together with the improvements about 400 tons of hay and between Sit.) and 400 head of cattle for a consideration of$U.000. The real estate was valued at $7000. This property was bought by Messrs W. S, Brown of Izc-e and Harvey Summervilie of Willamette valley. It is the intention of Mr. Summer ville to move on to the ranch in the spring. Great storms have been raging a 1 orer tt.e country written t' e pist week. Ttiere have been blizzards in Nebraska and Wyoming. Many people have been frozen to deatb. In many of the couth em states the weather has been the coldest ever known for 'he month of December. Trie people cf Oregon ce tainly cannot comp'ain over the little spell of weather tciat we have been haying. A NEW Y EAR'S GUIDE. There is one book every one ebonld mike an fff irt to get, for the new year. It coLtains eiraule sud valuable rents coocertwii bf-kb, msny amusing anec dotes and rnue'l general information. We rrfer lo H M-iter's Almanac, pnb hbed by be H ttrr Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa. It w-.ll provs valuable to ao y hoae bold. Siitv eu ployes are kept at work on this valuable book The issne for l.r2 will be fer e'cht millions, printed in tr.e fc.Disb, Genaia Freceb, Karweg lan, Sad:K, Bonemian and Spacisli langnige It mc tains proof nf the effi cacy of H 'steftf ri Stomach Bitters, the great recnedy prepared by tbe publish ers, and it worthy of earefal preserva tion. The almanac mav be obtained free of cot, at any drogist or general dealer in tbe country. A GKOWIXG QUEST JOS. The western irriRationista ara likely to obtain some recocnition tn the present Congress. By com Lining their forces they can com pel those who are deeply interest ed in other projects requiring large appropriations to yield eometLibg to themselves. While the members of CoLgrttbs from the arid an ! semi arid regions are not Luiiierous, they Lave friends and supporters A HOME 0' TIME. A good ranch ot 1j0 acres, 140 of it good plow land, located on county road, 5 miles southwest of Heppner, is now offered at $4 an arre. Any man who will work it may have it on 3 years' time, pay in easy installments. Apply at Heppner Gaiette office. Tbe Gazette has made arrangements to clab with the Weekly Inter Ocean of Chicago. The regu'ar subscription price of the Inter Ocean is $1.00 per year and the regular price of the Gazette i 11.50. By special arrange ment, both paj.er9 wi'l be furnished one year for $1 00. The old, reliable Inter Ocean is too well known to need much recommendation. It will be a valuab'e addition to the reading matter for the winter. Besides giving all the news, it has many special features, making it one of the most desirable weeklies in the United States. Thin special, liberal offer is limited and will be ithdrawn in a short time. CATARRH ASK Druggist for IO CENT TRIAL 8IZE. EIj'j Cream Balm GIM Rlif at act. It cieanf. and Ut d.euei mem brsM. ItCKrtaCaurrti and drlrea away a Cuid in Lh Hd nr"-lr. It ta wmtmL Un-t and Protrrtj the Mnsbnin. t.0lo"t tr Sr, cf 'i tc and BmelL Poll I.u tue : Tmi nix lr : t lucrum r ij mall. BlT bittI UEhS, M W axrea btract, .New Tork. i KAY FEVER Local News Notes. for Mathews makes a tpecialty of filling trail order lor tnent of ail kinds. w York World, ten a.ktte, one year for This i a lileral offer. ;tl..VJ. Iiead ad. iu memrs from other portions of! T,;e J ' ...... numbers and the ' iLe country, an' 1 resi lni, whos intiaence may count ilu'Ii. is on their side yr liviL' in fertile and well-wfct- v elon Soaring Mii e r.d sections of the yantry ai. je Mr. Comgali'n l' - FRESHNESS OF FEELING. How to KflAln ThU M.t I liirn toit t harcU-rltlo of MM ill i' Af ' Fnwlinetci vf fivWiifr i- 'i'1' ot rufxit ohartn'nvr oh ra-tor is i to of a muldh-avd man or woauan. H' rt all familiar wit.h moit and onion. tut out of the 20'a. who hao tJio air of having exhriiistl all the n'sHirw i-f ikvllpht. Thoy app.'ftT to luno l- t n through the wholo rvund of human i;v-tert-t-t and to have o lortl ihoui thoriifrhly that thoy muuiot U pur prix'd or pmitly numxl. Ch.Ulivn of wealthy parenta intnxluo"tl tiv oarl to the life of thoir elders, of ton In tray this unlovely eharaolorist io. The zest-of work thoy netor know and t!.o rest of amusement and diversion h:u pwlhyl upon them. On the other hand, those who lwtve worked too lonr or intensely in a single line often exhaust their power of taking interest in other thinr, or of beinjr strongly niovetl by them. The business man on a vaca tion, though confronting him is the loveliest laiuUscape, sees nothinp but stock quotations, or the clergyman stes nothing but the IkuIs of sermons. It is doubtful if anything- but ;v profourul upheaval of the inner life can impart freshness of feeling' to the man who has drunk so freely of pleasure that he stirred up a muddy and impure sedi ment in the very fountains of happi nej. But most of us have it w holly within our power by mcnlerate living, by wholesome recreation, by occasiinaJ chang'e of seene. and by cul t ivat ing every day a variety of interests, to preserve that emotional responsiveness which enables us to greet the light of themorn ing and the glories of the heavens w ith keen delight, to enter into the joys and sorrows of others, to welcome the ap pearance of a bright book, or to refresh ourselves with the conversation of friends. Outlook. It!- !'l'M. i HI m ill s. l'-.M.v. ,.: ii'ircli- i.ev. W. 1'.. l'ot- Yi. 1". I'liuivli, South. Seivii'es at 11 a. m. and 7 :;0 p. m. Kov. K. M. fan lield. 1 astor. (. iihivho Chuioli Uev. Father Kelly. Se; vices ed Sunday in caoh month at 10 .,U a. in. A reo KiitztM author'ty The Weekly Or (tonlan. AND ENCYCLOPEDIA A STATISTICAL VOLUME CF . . Over 10.000 Facts and Figures Ctntaming Ortr 600 Pagtt Special . Features. TlmtialM of ruh. Timbales are French dishes, bo named from "timbale," a metal cup. because they are generally made in plain molda, either round or oval. They are somewhat difficult to make, however, requiring both enre and practice. They are lined with force meat and filled with a creamed force meat of fish, chicken, sweetbreads or spaghetti or rice. Thoy are very pop ular as an entree for a company luncheon. For 12 small molds or tiui balea, sometimes called dariole molds, 1, pounds of cold, fleshy fish of any kind, such as salmon or halibut, will be required. Cook a half pint of 1 bread crumbs with a pint of equal j part of milk and rich cream for ten j minutes, and meantime pound fo a ' paste the fish, with half a dozen fresh stewed mushrooms: rub this thmuirb the puree sieve, season with salt. pej- : per and nu'meg. and win n the bread '. and cream mixture is eold niid all j toffvther until well mixed: add four well-l-aten eg?, fill the in. -Ms r.ot quite full, cover with I '.'i.'n.i pnt-r, place them in a deep pan r! d ..'ir in hot wau-r almost to the rim of the molds. Cook in a very moderate own for 25 minutes. Boston Herald. Hinotnirw of th t'attcd 5UtM; Prt1 :ulan About Thiv Thoiuud Amrtcan Vtfoat. Orgmnlird Lbor; Strength ( the Labor llnlooi. T ta Tnrau. I'nlteil 5tatM Lnu. New CrDuj utEurtipeanCouatric. The Nkanitrua Canal and the Htiy-PauiltM-fotn T re a 1 1 e Wltli Orcet BriUln. Tbe Re lattoot of Cuba With tbe United Mate. The Conference of Ameri can Republics at the Cf.y of Mexico. The Anarchlet statistic of Thla Country and Europe. Progreea of Aerial Navigation lo 1901. The New York Municipal Election of 1901. Agriculture. .V.nnufacturrs. lortality. FACTS ABOUT POLITICS. r w 4 S aiTrlaii A.lvt rtmril Letter. Tin' followi'iij lettera remain uncallod for in liie postollioe at llepiuier. In calling for those leltefH say 'advertised.' Ad .ir, l'rof. I'liinklin lituch.Koh't lllaokwell, Homy I biiinller, Nellie I. each, I. ilia Fields, Fidelia 1'iyoi, K. IV M M.ihon, Richard Thoinpsoii. I. I', Webb Maty K. It. F. Vakoias, V. M. The I loppner tiA.Kn i: am! San Fran cisco Fxaininor, one year for $l!.'J5. A, Abrahamsick Merchant Tailor rionoor Tailor of Heppner. His work first-class ami satisfactory. Uive him a call May Street. Tbe Belvedere FINEST WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS One hundred empty barrel for sale. Five hundred tarrela of ex tra tine cider vineitar on tap. . . . FRANK ROBERTS. Prop SHOW ME THE BOOK THAT BELONGS IN EVERY OFFICE AND IN EVERY HOME OF EVERY AMERICAN. Price I STANDARD rsez j AMERICAN ANNUAL CIS. HT M.L HEWS0EALWS. THE WORLD PuHUtr Bldf. . If am Ytrk Shu'iKhneany Pure Rye. Ma!t and Cluti Hdiim) B.mrlKiti, M. ShaiiKh neaajr A Co , Proprietor!, St. Loul. MUaouri. and 1 will SHOW YOU W!tkl Ten Yeen 01.1. Full quart. II full plnu. 7V; lull halt I'luU, 4IK-. Very Mnperior. f.-)V.ie (at the Mountain uii50 had a perman last r.'t-ht. I'd lie i a visitor frcrn th V; honse i -Prh! Wo hnv. at our house for t'r win Uarix-r's Kound Ta.ble. -We a rri-riehrtiaa le i-unuier. Dr. E. E. Wilson, uicx riN i-. -ssnr 'o I r . Met'er. (nlice on I'pt.er M.iin htreet. HOW LAKE TAHOE WAS FORMED. Tho IieuJt of Vo!c:iriir p'u avul in an Ak,e Maj. J. W. l.e.ve!l. direr- tim. t..e t . T . 1 . . L nitt'a .la'.ei ;ru describes the rt.. "In peotrrap'-iii al as s-peaks the :. aj?o. as spea'.;-- the follies, th. ri- v.-. eastern sh.p.- 'ft the head'.vati r About this vale- mountains. l:tn e:. rents were oper.e-f i from the fis. ur.-s j. streams of lava. :v crossed the bc.v.-r ::d through it ixji.re 1 rocks. trea:;i a:'t r cool in soli 1 - a: wall was bji.t a t . or three ..:. I above it u '. ; hundred s'jiiar i- . storms that f .. volcanic nio-iii'.;. -fill the ba-in. created. Wh -;i overflowed tie- ri: , Truckee riv. r ;.e Tahoe fouti'; dark with p; of a stormy few shall-..-, empral'l v. af encircle !': lake. J:-if: c!a-l alopi and abovi :,.ai f the Mirv.T. t :r:s ..ike Tai. . ..n:f ; ' v,-ry ! .r.r h. r of tr.:n:an mi t lie : .'...va-::i- at 'ee river, r- 1 f-ranite ; erirn1. -..-h-. and i t:...!istrous ho ! -s:;res . ;,.) ten .-.I. to :i.;d a V t '.V. i. ai.d -is Vhe and -. r- to was 1 th AicS words & Kistner, rilY.SH-lASS A.I sriMKu.xs. );!ie.' hours when ii, ,f i.ri.f.e-siotia!!y il'Si-nt. :!',ce: Up..,.;t,. First N.niui:al IhinW. TAKK HOME A yfART OF OLD CALLAGIIAN" $2 50 1881 $2.50 lit la twentv veam ol.t), "JiKt lo (ilve the Houte a Tone." It Is "The O'Urady" o( them all. J. CHRIS. BORCHERS. sOI.K IiI.-TKIBfTOR, IIOXEER WHITE Is Abiolotaly PURE, and will OUTWEAR all othar Laada If your lrical ilealer ihiea not carry It writ., tn us ami we will lie that you Ret It. VV. P. Fuller & Co.. PORTLAND, ORE. f in I f.e.l ri ;.re to wapi i-a. th. el Ml ,- i or a . . and b. auty. I'.iiih.T w-.-ii n aia-ed cra'b atid domes of granite " NOTICE OF STOCKHOLbEhS MEET ISO. N'OTICI 13 HERKBY OIVE! THAT THKI'.K will t a meetlr.g ol the trx-k'n!.!i--" ,! Itin rirt National Bant ot Hputu r. at th. ir otTirt on the aeeoni Tueaay t Jariuary. 1 c between the houra of 10 ociix'k a. rn.. a--i 4 o Pi'n 1 p. m.. of aai4 iay, for tne pjr- u el?-tln ilirert'ir anl for trip tranetioii of sujn other buslneaaaa my inir. iiK . CUNstK, f'ftfiilcr. H'fpner. Ot , VvmtT I, I 'I 1m kjiHL It to l-heYe tl.ftt Oulj through rVlera! l ;.ro;riatioL8 an j iruarih-uidnj.. iu c'-r..riatiou with proper ftate iawr. can tLe I.li.lf 'f tli- W-Kt llli 1 tO jiel.l Tlra ool i an'l i f'l eiipa. Ttie l '! cilp m at li.5 '.V.kjI roer'j irri oiw in t;.i city an I t!it '! ' lip a at F.'. iiO. Tije pric- pi 1 f jT the ool j as tot rnade public. i The racinir hore I.it'ie Henry, owned by "A'rn. li'jfT.Bier of iiii'fi!, hii be-: irif ; ut into a tr f jr s.;iri.ent to Cai.f- ! fell from a platform and a SOT1CE OF I1EAHISO OF FI.L A CCO US T. Noiif-d hr;ry te i vtj to i j -rv i ;.t--. , A iu tnr eu6 of Manual .-.;. 'I ( u ! Uit tr. f,:,ai t ri-.ijnt of k'a -tTrr. t;i. . vrfitni of trie it wti. an'l t-nr,,-f,r u yn . pw yt-r. w-taat .ha t-ri in t.- H:-- r r ti Ui at r a ni court i.vl v(n! iji- t . a'a'l f, rifci 1-l-rr.'i rmtion A m ; 1 n . j , . h.i on Hi, fsn Jay of J:ri'. I - : ; o'f.i'Kk a. r:i , Sir j the f rt u i T-s i .r rr:. of aa iT f ,rt, u h . . : - , trrt''t-t) J 'i fi; 1-a'nff. Uiy t. ' aal I i ai a' ' r.t or trf;f.,r- .: . 7 Mi :iVi f it i-;otih"I ::i i ' k or-l r of HMTioraM A ' : -r - - J't V- of t n..v ;r,tiiiI if.'ir r'-tt-! ; ; i;tr-iu !'! jr.at'-r on 'l -.-. f br : ho- - A 'A j r c y.y :'r:.X of th iat i 1 ar.-l ' A M : -a j-r i- . K kR;f:ii.;, Att'.r . f r T.x . C S40 Combination Case TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY Conser & AyersDrugCo. On February i. This case is of Antique Oak and fine finish anI wouM he a handsome piece of Furniture fur either home or office. With Every 50 Gent Gash Purchase! a tieket is jriven which entitles the holder to one chance in the drawing :CHRISTMAS GOODS: Consisting of Hooks, Leather (Jood.s, Toilet and Manicure Sets, etc, now on display. .i ... . -...Mil-tint, nf th r.rxju t ; oru.a uinl m.nltli of r'Utitr, a'l thai ' J itnl a.aiiH Tn-ria t-'rhel tithe owner , tt.m reult fhouii ,"M'Ur'"J t iturr.-. tihoaerit wrd hy mire thrtnigitj lOVirutiieLlfcl action. n l) lf ll"" ""'i' arrival. 1'lHHte -titer.rii-- lihJ" 'loLf BiU h i n tin et'T. 1 in tl.. -( re Uiiiiin2Hril!ari.I j Mjiiiwtn'1' "' P ACTHRI A i tu. n.i-.u.,.t ,u t..e i wf. VMO I yn I . Hi I 1 . . . . . . . ji ... I . f ..r.i e M.lUl LU ' .iv,tw.'"' i - Bftnui XJ yJSJ-- uru;i', or Knohm and solvit bhertber good crops are grolvru Sold r where. i?j Annual Fh iE. O. M. MT . CO. Detroit, AMERICA'S BEST BEPBBUCAS PAPER Editorially Fearless. Consistently Republican Always. N v- from a t.hrts of tli worM. Well ritt-D, oriiiml M.r ... AiisMfi- to iiri-H on hII HtitjtH. Art idea on Hcaltli, flit- IT in.-- Nw l 'okri, ftt.fl on Work About The Fiirui awl f Jhi d -n. THE WEEKLY INTER T v.i r -'-Mti is f. ii! -rnl''r of thf hhiv'ai'( IVchh ami . ! ., i- ti . i r lv V.' -t rti i. 'wnpaticr K-;-iviin? tl forriliiricl tele I i - :i I il.l to-M- l:i:ittT of IhiiIi th NVw York Hun anl N '.'. ii- W.rM ri -a.sji--.-t i vi-l , In-nideH Iaily rcMirtH fnrni over oii ro -f --!: 1 - trr --1 iiiflij tn throughout th country. No jn it. i' .1 i:io;t H.ny '.ri) ii i int; u-ri on t iir ill. ONi: DOLLAR VVAl YEAR- i 1- : -ii.' - J 'I' r, orimfull of now from everywhere ;u. -1 i j. f .-r-t f'-u-t of ci vh mnttt-r. Xmas Goods In Abundance are Shown by us this Season. Our Stock of j GAMES, TOYS, DOLLS, Etc is heavy, but is gradually thin ning out. We however have it profusion of other goods thai have the advantage of being not only ornamental but very useful to beautify the home, to make glad the heart of the thrifty better half. Such good for instance as M 4 a A A A A Et A A & s?)fc A i f Pendleton Blankets Fancy Colors, Blue Tink and Canary. j Indian Robes i Very Fancy. I Fur I Collarettes and Boas in feather , or silk, a Silk Waist ! or a Satin, or a pair j of Kskey gloves, an j Art Square or a Kug, ! one or two of these, i Downalinc Comforts One of these hand some Ladies' Jackets or a Fur Cape, a Jacket Suit or a Dress Pattern, and while we are discuss ing this, let us say that we are show ing excep t i o n a 1 values in JACKKT SUITS. YOU CANT MAKE A MISTAKE In selecting any of the above mentioned articles. Docs the Boy Need a Winter Overcoat? We have a few broken lines and are going to close them out. l'riees ranging from i .iii to $ l.oO. MINOR & CO.! ! a. l Li i.. ! ii AND WIN ! TER I SHOES. iH. LICHTENTHAL. THf iJf-TO-OATf SHOE DEALER.... When you need anvtliing in the line of .-,oes, come in and examine our immense sloe!:. Can uupply you with ne.it and well-made footwear at reasonable prices. :::::::: : Custom Work a Specialty... HEPPNER. - - - OREGON CENTRAL MEAT MARKET J. H. KINSMAN, Managar. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. vJ:-Ta. -srv t i- - ,-jt--' , a -a . la v0 Hams, Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. Frcnh Fish ItVfi'ivi'd on I-'iidnyn CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. In one tint evcryiKxIy known. It in one cf f.. , ,.t,rt,. Gilliam d Bisbee HaTeju.trivwl one of the Urnt utockx .r Itain WaKo,,H over brought to lleppDPr. Irloew lire IItrlit. ""nuln?" Ilardw,r """'tTe, Tinware. AKricullrl tbe world). Crockery and r,UBBwaro. ( 1 ID
