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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1902)
The lh ppncr Gazette T'htir.1T M'-rninr. V; K"'k Ar. Mioholl. ! kt Ht'P" ' Orciron.1 rtKM niHiltr , owu ooDivrns. evon m their liter ary Rcpeot. Phis, of course, is h compliment to the t'iiitll Statos, j which fumitked the people of CVo- j tral ani South Amerioa the iucite-: I .... . ! ; nient to iirea away fivm Spam. ; ! which provided them a model fori .-. : : their jrovt rr.iiients, ahieh ushered Tbikmay, January 9, l'.Vr2 j them into :he family of nations, 1 rjand which, from the ad vest of the During the pant year Portland holy alliance, fonr-fiftus of a prectej 2 "Kt new lmildinp. ! century ago, to Falkland's eontro- rery, with enezuela in Cleve land's days and to (lerraany'a trouble with the same country in Koooet eltV time, has protected them against foreign spoliation. Thus does the new century wit ness a serie of triumphs, indus trial and social, for the United States which places it in the as cendant among the world's nations. Mictioll, s Mci ! pie liie svery .rusoii u be Mill!) l' -hi el H. Tl)e Such Pamphlats Nded Belvedere The way to huild up lleppner is to patronize Heppner people The critic say are lile "irjucx' living. that the poets no Rood ones .1. M. ''"burch of I.aGrande. an. nounce Uiat he is not a candidate lor governor and would not accept it An exchange is about right when jt ays that Kastern Oregon, will Ite on band to take care of her interests at the next Repub lican sUte convention. The Skamania County Pioneer of Stevenson. Washington, issued a very creditab'e new year num ber. Th paper is neat and at tractive and shows much enter prise to come fma a town the size of Stevenson. The illustrated edition of the Statesman contains 60 page, and is the best number ever turned out by thi enterprising newspa per. It is ably gotten up and tells in a brief and interesting manner all about Salem, the surrounding country, and in fact, the Willam ette valley in general Printed on fine book paper, the workmanship is artistic and is a credit to the Statesman as well as the capiUl city. Over 3000 coyote scalps have been presented for bounty in Uma tilla county since the law went in to effect. April 1, liKl. A great many people think thst the bounty law is the csue of the rapid in crease of rabbits, and are opposed to the law, for the coyotes when plentiful destroy the rabbits. If the coyotes are let go they will eat up the sheep, and if the rab bits are let go they will eat np the range, and there you are. Before sending your money away from home to buy something that can be obtained here from home people, answer this list of questions to yourself: If you have goods or labor to sell, do yon want the other fellow to send his money away? How much has the the outside fellow contributed, or how much does he care for the welfare of the community? Wouldn't it be a prosperous place if everybody sent away to some cheap John place or imported cheap labor. Is this the proper system to encourage? THE CESTURrS SECOSD YEAR. THE COURT HOUSE TIO.X. PROPOSI- That the time for building a new court house for Morrow county is ripe, there is no qaestion as evidenced by the mass meeting held in Heppner today. The time has arrived when the present structure is euthely too small to meet the requirements of increas ing business. It is true that it will meet with some opposition. All progressive movements in the way of public improvements, everywhere are sure to meet with some opposition, because they touch the public pocket, but after the improvements are made, gen. erally the people are glad of it. The present little building used for a court house did not cost Mor row count? a cent All that the county has been out has been for building a vault, and this to, is now not sufficed to meet the re quirements. The present struct ure at the time of building was only intended for a temporary affair. It may be said to the credit of Morrow county officials that the county is almost out of debt and is in good financial con dition. To be like other counties why should not Morrow county build her own court house. Will the county ever be in better finan cial condition to commence work. Morrow county is certaiuly able to build and maintain at least a re spectable court house without working a hardship upon the tax payers. Wheeler county baa just finished a fine $12,000 court house. Morrow county ought to do as well. Today's meeting was called on short notice, but this was neces sary in order to get the attention of the cousty court On the qaestion of building a new court house the columns of the Gazette will be open for exchange of views by the taxpayers of Morrow county. Ill (Mil lVirtUiul, Olefin, J.oi : Modern. War neck A Michel'. rulililerH " Hi'ppner lijwctte.' 1 lepjmer, O.t'. lientlenien : I l to '-'"'I you en the "New Year'n Nuiu';t';" i the lleppner tia-'ette. or the iu:ii'lu ' i("iit'.l in connection with tin- s.-i'nc which ham jnt heen hroiiw'nt to tin notice. I only wish t; at more ot tin towns alonu our line vvonhl to: imilsr publication!!. We nee.i sr.. pamphlets calling attention in ileta:; l certain section for the information people Fast who a'e looking in tl.is direction. 1 believe that the towns particn'arlv mentioned in vonr "New Year's Num ber," that is, Heppner, Lexington ami lone, would tind it a remunerative in veatnient to print from 10,lXK) to Ja.iXHi copies of your pamphlet and send same to me for distribution in the Fast. If they do not feel like printing aa many as 25,000, even ,000 would be very helpful. We will advertise th-m. give theru out to our Kastern traveling men and make the best distribution possible. Your truly, A. L. Craig, tt. 1 A. THE NEW YEAR GAZETTE. it. Heppber T:in. The present 30-page pamplet is the best New Year's edition the Heppner Gazette has ever ies ied, and it reflects great credit upon Bros. Waroock and MicLeli. it contain a great deal of very useful information concerning the conditions and resources of Morrow county, as well as displaying several At the opening ot the new century's second year the United utes sees much in its own con dition and prospects upon which to f-cilitate itself. Not only is it more prosperous than ever before. U r. r.m.n tier it ia tV:B An 1 V nriA ! uul " " -- ,T HrnJ, D. Y.S. Keid. H. E Notson, Geo. of the great countries of the w orli j K;;gkm4n j F- Koyge nd mADf oihmn w hich is in that condition. The j -p, edition s very neat y gotten ap, holidav season which finds in the ; and contains much inforLDa'.i'jn which United butet larger purchases of all horU of things and more mu nificent btaeats for education, for charity aLi for the general aa- ,Jliett i fcDnat Dd sud to their vancemfcLt of humanity, witLeses j relatives and friends in other states, a great failing off in the great a; in Knglana, urrrnrjy. sl ! the reet of Lv.rope Unci Sam's Greatest Secret. If there is any secret which Uncle aui jealously guards it i the process of manufacturi the fibre paper upon which his money notes are printed. He pays a Mas sachusetts firm forty-three cent. a pound for it, and this turn docs its work under the surveillauce of a government agent. The ppjr is manufactured of the finest rags, cleaned, boiled and mashed into pulp. As it is rolled iuto thin sheets silk threads are introduced into it by a Becret process. These are the distinguishing marks mak ing imitation of the paper weli nigh impossible. The sheets of paper already counted twice and placed in uniform packages at the paper mill, are ttored in a treas ury vault and issued to the bureau of engraving and printing as wanted. Before leaving thr treH:--ury they are counted three times more, aud the receiving tVu-ial Ht the bureau must receipt for them. Then the bundles are unwrappe-l and the sheets are counted t.ent eight times by a corps of women. This is to insure that each printer gets the required mirxitr n more, no less. If one sli-t i-f this precious pap-r be l.t the en tile force of men and wnn-n h.r. ing access to the ro-m h-r- tl.--misplacement has occurred m. kept in, like so many echool :d dreii, to find it. Each sheet i- i--sued from the vault tor the prun ing of a definite amount of in upon it. If the lost sheet was in tended to ultimately represent four thousand dollars' worth of notes the group of employes to whom the responsibility of its misplace ment has been traced must make good that amount if they cannot locate it within a reasonable tirm-. The most expensive !os.- which has thus occurred was of a blank sheet issued for the printing of eighty dollars upon its face. Jan uiry Ladies' Home Journal. 'inlst w1n1-.n, .(U'o&ck;aks One bundled empty baiteU f.r i.ile. l ive tiiuiilod fijiiM'ls of ex li;i tine cider vmev;:ir on tap. . . . FRANK ROBERTS. Prop Dr. E. E. Wilson, niC.N'TIMT. ti;!ice on I'pper Main stieet. The lleppner (iAi;i i t and San Kriin-cisi-o l xaminer, one year for $J.L'5. DR. METZLER, DKNTIMT l.lU'AI'Kl) OVKK I'OSTOKKICK. IM'H ANCK A I' K K A It OK III II PINtl. AUSwords & Klstner, 1'JlYSH lAyS AM) SVRGEOXS. Otlice hums when not professionally absent. Ollice: ttpposite KirBt National ltank. The (iA.i:rri: has made arrangements oclnh wiih the Weekly Inter Ocean of Chicago. The regular subscription price of the Inter Ocean is il.W per year and the regular price of the (iaxkttk ia fl.fr). Hy special arrange ment, both papers will tie furnished one year for ft tit). The old, reliable Inter Ocean is too well known to need much recommendation. It will be a valuable 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 I'nited Stales. This specia1, liberal offer is limited and will be withdraw n in a slioit time. . . THE CKiARS, CANDIES, NUTS. AND TOBACCOS S. P. GARRIGUES WANTS TO SELL YOU A : : : : : : or KVRIOW !l S40 Combination Book Case MILLIONS FOP. WAK. MANY Toe C ilted S al' 8, aitbourfh rgnrd- d j as one of to- m st petf e'il uiti -f t: i worsd, ppeDt imov m ill on for wir x j D0Sei donrjif lh part cebtary. i'ip e ' fine naif tons of ranches, b-iildings and it,roogaout tn- o uutry hi- f p-i. i- j icg larg snrtiS ''f m-inev in a v,n enr-r, tivit:e I'rai-ce and greater dlstr'-'-s than L b-L fifH-r if-ncd in mLy years at this !..-. u. This happy couditlon i t'je l'Lit-d t-tate-' iiiAtriil ict-r- e: is gettirg to iodivi iiia, s. Able and comprehensive articles app-ar from the pens of K. F. the Eastern people should be rosde ac qaainted wi h. Peop'e who take an in tert in the welfare of the county should pircraae aeveral copies of the Htppnar May Wall be Proud. ffir a medicin- thnt will b":nt-! ere indigestion. dnp-pia, noritipu'ei-,, h i tonne9, ft itnlency und ner vmn-r. Tbre is no y i t' sncti medicine, "d 1 1, t is Hostettrr'n Stomnch I5iti-r. I J - bonsetiold rm'dy, bckr 1 by th'jnf.ti Is of lestimoDials I? yon bavi wniH yoQf naooey on uselm remedies ulIiI yon bv last hope of if-ttug w-ll hh wo, would ore ra to try tbi tnedi"'i" II briDgn hesltb to evrv snfferf r F ir sale by all Urnngist". Apply to any ..n of tbern for cipy of Hustetler'a A'r.n do for VJfl Einii. Telnrmra. T e If ppri.-r izt'e has issued a ja'J. piet for ti.e Year's number wl,i( b conta ns macti tnterecling mttr t'jwttn'r g Morrow oontv. r I Is f-i:i ,t ao old atory, of ba f ton-8, m' bidirg pii.turea of the a lretofore, lit- devouri-'l .t ros rlrvd Ires. Arrordir.ir to I'rf. S bnii-'' r) rir. of Ftrasb'jrv. d'n ril ir.n in their f'l. Uf. relate the raw r, a f-tror.f "V 'hs' was tivr!v tirl by b-ir.jr f-d for a loT-tr ti:;- with pnr- ruijk. f i-t :u- h sM.el or. the pr,t of ii,ri, i.-r,, r. of frratJn v. .-in tvi h-'l to h o'.i iv - Utrr: of n.i.k; w h-r. ii.t-.v! of r-f rit' TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY Conserft AycrsDrugCo. On February i. Thi case i.- of Antique Oak and fine lini.-li ami wotiM li a liainlonie piece of I'urniture for i 1 1 1 r home or office. With Every 50 Gent Gash Purchase a ti':k-t ir! jriven which liol'h-r to one chance in entitles the the drawing :CHRISTMAS 600DS: Con?itinj: of Uooks, L'-atlu-r iooils, Toilet and .Manicure .et.s, etc, now on di-play. t.ut American H'lvariCetner.t ijtu taken t.tber fc-ct- Lich re hltxj w.rtbv of Htt-nt "ii. s.tj'1 ahich ui.t t-. ie fully a gthtifjing Ij tl , f..t.le .f ti-- cur.tr). A etrikni: -at:j; '-f til' L"L:t-l .-.At.' u?.U'-:.v u this eot-tmett 1(. ju-t all rl-I ly tb- I'.Dtiier :enu .tn:re- iu M-hBa at tl. Citv .,f Meii(f j-rojKtitioo V in-.t- Kuro; t assist tba batiuua ,.; tbi- Letui'l'-" i'i the chIica t t) f tbe i.titibtV pntat aL 1 ...tetuati.! Uw. Tl.e VaAl flat' itlf to bae tnaJ w vial o; -..tion to tbf troto a.tw.0. tbf reM of tbt- ol t. unJ- V!rii-.'V lJrabjp, w- it- Tb tfiti-, ! J. L. Mor-ow .after whom the county ry, ar'l iz. tli- f i 'r t-.w, ac-, p wa r.an,.J, and Henr Hepj.nr. the wve-ri hi normaJ l.eait, MA Mr.-i.fth. fo iuier of t'. ri'y. It a:o ror.u.ns ' AJl'&a-v A!; ; olographs t the pnn: pai b-iine (ninmptlun .f Iron. rhy'tts in I.'tiner and now and Intii-y' t -ouie ir-- of ti e ir.terstof the i iiu'x, as frn.:r.g an) sheep rasing.. It i somethin of w i.ich lleipnr rr ay, I be prou : ! rA.MKBHUT; BBfT KHPUBLICAX PAPEK 'ar " or ,: ir'i'., jH-r ithnOi'-ii.t, v.:,.- I liri porj; I Fp.iin. :-.?; I'.'y. 22, ar i I: ! puTid . V. .S'irj. : t: Naat in tha Eitrsm. Il l.:t ;t.ro;.!':l "' . iod tliirv" a'e done up in small p' gs" would f-rtainiy apt iy to the Nr d ear's norr.ber of the lleppner Osrette, atirb is ore of the neaU-et got eo up -al ed.tiois we bave re inir) this -r It uOtairjS thirty ( aas tf W'ii riltn n. alter tie-wf rij t.ve of Heppner r,J M'-rrvB roooty ID iloral. e !-! witl n a cover of brigt t rvd on wtaK t, is rioni a rut of a the-p Editorially Fearless. Consistently Hcpublican Always. N-vkr- from all i-nrta '( tie worM. Well writteD, original eto !,-. Aieui-rH to 'jti ri''s m ll ntit'jeetH. Articli-t on Henlth, tb.- II- in" N-w I: .ok, ami u Work AlM.tit The Farm and c ; h r ' I - - ( i . Un Utwa t-mj tiatuailj rI P'0 i ranch. Tt.- work, wnih was got'en tLat Ue Ltluua uf UiU cuutlliel t j .jt at tbe bom- wfl.ca, :s r-t m tha ei- ere fhp .f J .kuig aft.-r eirj n-tn, and 'he (ithshers. U'arixjrfc A " i i , I Knolrn and solrn " I Ivhereber good crops i I areirolvn. i I Sold rwhcre. f' j 190M Annual ft-I.E. J J j THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN Infer 0- Hn i- a rn. ml -r '.f tin- Aeno-iiitfl Press mill - tl-- 'H.lv W'-i-t mi ifWpaT I'-'-.'lVliif thf oomlMlied telo- ar,.i c.!1.!.' ti-H matter of le.tli the ew York Hon anI N a oik W..i I'I i--.'-rti l , I j'-Hiil-f wily rejKirtri from ver L'ih i -im i.tl eorr. -.oi.'I'-titt. tl r'.n;:li'"t tb- country. No d " ... , -.-.I 1 a ... ..!. t. .1 liiOt'- I ill I V vmiv 11 I- ill' "' '"triii. ONK DOIaLAK VIM YKAR ,i t lv.--i !(" .;ii.-im, briinfull 'f tn"Wn from evr-rylier At-. 1 h j.-if-rt f' Hi-t of r-jn-' inl matter. 4b 2t Here Goes! And we have inanjjunttetl u great ('tit Price Sale on fine Tailored-to-measure Garments I V t V Some suits One Dollar less than for merly; some Two Dollars less; some Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, ?t" rune yes 810.00 Less.... We have just had instructions from the Koval Tailors advising us of a most marvelous reduction in their sujierli line of Im ported and Domestic Woolens. We offer them on the same liberal basis : 39 different styles of gootls to sell at .... . $ 14 42 " " 16 20 " " " " " 20 17 " " " " " 24 Every Suit Positively Guaranteed by the HOYAL TAILOPS and.... MINOR k CO. 4 45 A 1 ALL.. AND WIN ..iVl. LICHTENTHAL. T M r UP-TO-DATE S.HOE D1ALEH. .. Win'ii V"U need anything in the line of Sin u"s, t'Dine in and examine our immense stork. Can supply you with mat and well-made lootweai at reasonable Custom Work a Specialty... 'I T f I 1 hK ; JflUlvU. HEPPINER. OREGON CENTRAL MEAT MARKET J. H. KINSMAN. Managar. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. Hams. Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. Fit'Hh I-'ish lt""oiv-!l on Kridavn CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. 'Itt TIU liVIIV WAGON In one that everylwnly knows. It is one of tho hent on eartli. Gilliam k Bisbee HaTe juet rPCiTil on of th lar(fst Mock of Itain WamiB ivit brought to lleppner. Prices are I-CI tr 1 t . Ileavy and Hhelf Hardware, (Iranitewarp, Tinware, Apricnlf nral Implementa, WaKona, Hacka, Kta, I'Minta aud Oils (the Iwnt in the world). Crockery and (Jlaaawarn. L
