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HEPPNEK, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2.3, 1902.
NO. 870
omcx-.! d:beotoht.
I'lllllMl MtlltPH OffllllalN.
Praahlmit 'i'UBuilurf Hooihiv.U
8orotnry of St'it W. U. Kay
dotMiry of rrniaary., l.yniHri.1. OftKfl
d iirot-iry of Iiitu.iur Curiioliua N. Hliaa
ri niciui! y jf iVhi- K. li. Hoot
1 o"t try nr Nnvy John II. Lion
P i il nut r. I mural ('harlra Kuinnr Himti
tt iru ty ilaimral Julin W. jriirna
ajiiawjof Vrnmiltnni Jainea Wilaoii
C'jru.Ojnrrnl haml (Itliiio Hinder lleruiaun
HUIU Krdiral llfflclala.
... . I JkIiii II. Mitchell
1 J, H,nmn
1 ...,. iTIu II. Tongue
( u. a. Moo'iy
f martial It tvttiua CollacUir I) M. limine
Dialrict JiiiIkx I.'. H. fillina-r
circuit JiiiIk" V. II tiiltHirl
llHTict Attornnv J. H Hail
LI 8. M,rnliH Zneih lluuaer
Colled Htatrf lnd Othoera.
TBI IMU.ES. OB.
' P Ioom lUgiatar
una rilt.rn.iii Ueoeirsr
l.A uhakui. 01.
K. W. Mrtltt Kmrintof
i. O. Hwaclctiaruer liecelvar
lr-in SU(. Offlrlala. .
iJuvro.r T.T. wi
Src-rotar .if Hint, V. I. Dunbar
UKKorar C rt. a.t)
Hoyt. I'uiilic luMrartion J. H. Aiki.tman
Attorany (lan.ral I). It. N. Hlackburn
I'nnttr W. H.
( It. H. IU11,
Sni.ra J.i.l- i V. A. M
f ('. K. Woln.rt4jrj
Clark Hoard Hchcxil l.o.l Cumailmion
. ...Iiart Oliamlmrlaln
(itmt Warden Ah. lid ycinnbj
Kwh Vitm.... .(: lUi.l Ant.rm
V 'elrinry Burtfniiti ... Wrn, M lin, i'tirllaod
SUtb JodlcUl Itlmrlrt.
(lirratt Jadsn W. K Kllli
Pr.iiilin)r Atu.rriBj T. o. Hmllejr
MornJw Cmnty Ofllriala.
Joint 8.i.Hi.ir... J. W. Mrro
Kn,rtMiiti A. B. Thiiiuum
Co itHT Ju,Ui A. U. linrthuluuiow
" '''immlMiiinar J.L.Howard
K.I. C. Ahlangh.
" irk Vwtir ( rnwf.ird
" HhorlfT J. W. V.II.k-i
" Ia.iiirr M. laiphMw.ihal
" Aaaoaaor W I.. Haling
" SnrTaynr J J. Mdiee
" HflVail Hnp't Jy W. Hlnply
" ' "" Dr. K. II Hiinln k
t"k liiiptTtur Henry s )icrilnijt'r
Ui"iH I. ('. Ithna. Iono
Ikn Vinvuii, (ifi'ltiwHy
uki'Pmkk T.ns ..rncrun.
M 'i . . ... K-mk Willi, in
C.uni'll"..". .... s I' (iHiriKti .
K. i 11. J. .1 It ..lM.ru. K. W Hhaa, iao.
N(k1m :ui'l HrM y. .'.l.
It..-..rd..r J. P. William.
1' iri I.. W. Hrivtra
1 ir.iini (.cori! ihornuiu
MV.III -VI'K . HL.t. MTKII T.
wmvMiiry 1:
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wow
XVtgclablc FreparatbnlbrAs-
slmflating (he Food and Re? ula-
ling the Stomachs and Bowels of
Promotes l)igcslion.Chrerruf-
ness and Kest.contains nelttier
Opium. Morplune norMincraL
Not IMah c otic .
Aperfecl Remedy forronsBnav-
non, Sour Stornach. Diarrhoea
Worms Xrrvulsions .Fcvensh-
rvrss and Lobs OF SLEEP.
I FacSurab Signalurt oT
NEW VORK
rlJ 15 T II 'II
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
PBIWID1I BOIITE SELECTED
Keco in mended by the Isthmian
Canal Commission.
THE MOST FEASIBLE ROUTE
AM
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exact copy or wra ppen.
I'ff (IMM OftlMTf.
C .n.fiV.
J. 1' William
... 'i. B. Halt
0. IV. Phelps
ATniU.S'KY AT l.AW.
Oft.." on May .tnt-i. lli-t-!nfr, Orirn.
C E ledfield
ATTOnSRY AT l.AW.
(irrii i: .hi ui'! e'i I id May Mri'et.
II . t n- r , (.iracm
A. Atallory,
r. s cu.ruiss!orn
SuTAliV I l'llI.H'
it 'iih.iri.-l In lakr ail kiii.l of l.A Ml
lhilnf a,.,; l.'.Mi HI M,i4
rolliM-llat. mad.- on rraonalil.i ItTlna.
iltl.'" at rc.tdif :iri. on i ha,- .iri'ai.
itiivrriiiii.'tit land rrlwt fur i
J
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
tmi etirfauM eow. "xtw om cm,
HAVE
It la Hrld That It Will Caat Lea t Coa
atrort ILK Watarway Thai ta
Mcaragt C'bbbI.
SPOKANE KaLLS i NORTH UN
NELSON 4 MllT SI1EITARI)
KKD MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
Ina Oiilv All Kill lioiitM Wilbont
(5liHn of Cnr lU'taniii Hpokanc,
li. 1 a ; nil . ! mil N"l'ii. Al' tn'tween
Nflanti an 1 K.M.i.lmi.1, daily pxoi'l
Htitiilay :
.aara Arrira.
mn AM . SM.kra P. M.
II in A V li . and 'l f. II
K I" A M .S.dw.n Mi P. M.
r .ii .f.iiiatil N..U.iri ailh .laamura fur
Kaalo. an.) all h.M-ilanal lAka iMnnla
ra.Mr.a'ra for Kan la Kl.nr and Houndary
fnak nonnrtrt at Marfoa W'tl: PtAtfa daily
By Buying Some Shares in new
Mining Companies.
Heppner Mtoing Co.
Head Office, Heppner, Oregon.
D. B. STALTHR, President and
General Manager.
C. E. RHDFIELD, Vice President.
T. V. AVERS, Secretary.
GEO. CONSER, Treasurer.
For shares of stock apply to any of the above
officers.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 Th presi
dent today sent to rongre, with ft me
a'h simply of transmittal, Die supple
mental report of the Iathmian Canal
Commiaiiorj, in which it is unanimoasly
recommaoded that th, offer of the new
Panama Canal Company, to sell all the
right, property and anOniahad work to
the United Stat.i for $40,000,000, be ac
cepted. The report gives detailed fijj.
ares on the asets and liabilities of the
Panama Company.
Summing up these items, the total
valneof jroprty is found to be: Ex-
civation done, $.7,474,033; Panama
railroad stock at par, $6,886,300; maps,
Irawinps and records, $2,000,000; total,
$:(6,SoO,333. To which add 10 per cent
0 cover the com m in a ions, $3,639,667, or
a total of $40,000,00(1.
The last item is intended to cover any
buildings, tnai-binerv, railr'-ad stations,
additional excavation to date of pur
chase, and other asaets which may be
of TaUie to the United States and not
included in the other items.
The estimates of the construction of
the Nicaragua canal is $45,630,704 more
than the cost of conip'eting the Panama
canal. The estimated coat of maintain
ing and operation is $1 .;5oO,OuO greater
tt Nicaragua than at l'anama. The
Manama route would lie 134 0 miles
xhoiter than the Nicaragua route from
-ea to sea, with fewer locks and !es
curvature. The estimated time for a
deep draft vessel to pass through the
Nicaragua canal was placed at 33 hours,
4 atrainxt J? hours fr 1'anania. If the
Nicaragua, $J99,8'i4,06i' ; Panama, I
. 1
$I4,33,30H.
The question whe'her the new Pan
ama ( anal Company can make to the
purchaser a ralid tit'e to the properly
formerly belonging to the old company,
its predecessor, ie considered at length.
The repori concludes as follows :
"After considering the changed con
ditions that now exist, and that all the
facts and circumstances upon which its
present judgment most be based, the
commission is of the opinion that the
most practical and feasible route for the
Isthmian Canal to be under the control
management and ownership of the
United states is that known as the
Panama route."
The report is signed by the entire
commission.
The state department will now pro
ceed t arrange a protocol with Dr.
Hilva. engaging Colombia to approve
the transfer of the franchise of the Pan
ama Company, and to make any desir
able extensions of time allowance for
the completion of the canal and in the
life of the lease.
jicscurrriyptcE
Makes the food mere detkknts and wholesome
A Vigorous Policy.
Washington, Jan. 20 Having failesl
after tv years' strife in subduing the
insurrection in fiatangas Province,
which lies juat south of Manila, and
having satisfied hinwlf that lenient
treatment of the insurgents is product
ive of no good results, General J.
Franklin Bell, the military commander
in that province, has determined opon
the enforcement of the war in the most
vigorous and determined fashion, in
volving reconcentra'ion in a modified
form, the application of martial law in
all directions, and the unsparing pur
suit and punishment of the natives who
1
uary 13, an enormous landslide occurred
in the basin above Juneau. It it stated
the slide was 1700 feet in widtn. Thous
ands of tons of rock and dirt tumbled
from the mountain above the Last
cbance Mining Company's flame, fid
completely demolished it for a long
distance, fortunately do people ware
injured.
Want to be Governor.
Baker City, Or.. Jan. 21. Baker
ounty has a candidate for the republic
an nomination for Governor in Hon. C.
A.Johns. It is a well known fact that
hdHtern Oregon is going to tneke a very
strenuous e fl j r t to name the head of the
ticket at the next state convention, and
that W. J. Furnish ot Pendleton, is an
avowed candidate for the place. Bat
this does ri jt dismay Baker couoty. Mr.
Johns says he 14 Dot seeking the oiEc,
but his frit-mis declare hn is to be can
didate, and they propo.e to boom him
in the strictest senre cf ti e word.
050,000 last fee-ling season. Corn la
bow coating in northern Colorado $1.35
par hundred.
lirKiLLAIOIi M
Rtlk'S. Ptiitlanl anil Astoria
Navination Cnmjtanv.
.. DALLKS BOAT..
teavea Oik HrrM Pick
P .inland, al 7 a. III. and II
p m. : : : : : : :
PORTLAND HOAT
leave The Dalles at 7 a. m.
ami 'I p. in , iKi.) ( . iot'.t
s in 1 1, 1 ). : : : : : : :
STEAMERS
Henulator,-,;Dr,lles TCity,
H"li;mee. Iralda.
G. W. river. !
!
W. C. ALI A .V A Y , Agent, The Dallas
Farm on Willow
lone, may now be
The C. A. Rhea
Creek, i mile below
bought for $20 an acre, easy terms, one
third cash. Has 240 acres, mostly rich
hottom 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.
Asthma Cure Free!
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EXPERIENCE
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Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and
Permanent Cure in all Cases.
SKNT AliSOHTTKLV VUKK ON i;r
CK1PT OF POSTAL,
act as spies and traitors to the Unite
States. All this appears from a lonir re
port to the War D partment jut pub
lished.
The reconcet tration order is dated at
Batarzas, DtcemVu-i S, lust, in sub
stance it provides for the establUhmeat
of a zone around the garrisons, into
iron, uhont a 'lav could be save ! by the
N u ai nc '.an over the Panama ronie by
or. lit an t learners between our Pacific
P " t :u .1 Atlantic ports, ami about two
bv i-tt-amers of the same class,
d.ivt
trading between our Gulf ports and
Norih Pacific ports. Between Atlantic
ports and the west coast of South
America, the Panama route has an ad
vantage of about two days, and between
the Gulf ports and west coast of South
America, the Panama route has an ad
vantage cf about obs day. The esti
mated cost of the two canals is a fol
lows :
inisaui.'e were made without interrnrj
" I - .;..!. t. .. -
I -,iiii.ii intr j 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 luuaiiHuutp are 10 oe
j required to come under penalty of con
fiseation and destrriction of their prop
erty. This is said to be necessary to
prevent the collection of forced con
tribu'ion from the inhabitants by the
insurgents. The military officers are
allowed to fix the price of necessaries
of life, and it is promised that the
people may return as soon as peaceful
conditions are established.
This order is followed by a long cir
cular by General Bell to his station
commanders, commenting on existing
conditions and giving them advice how
to proceed. It begins with the state
ment that he "hares in ths ceneial con
viction th.it the insurrections continue
because the .renter part of the people,
eepefiallv the wealthier do not really
want peacn He savs that it is regret
table that t if innocent must auffer with
the Euiity, hut the greatest "od to the
1 i er ran he best brrnirht
out bv p :-tink- a p cint-t e'ld to the
sign for a medicine did you ? ! f nature ti n The eh.rp. he i.r c! the
Well, it's a good sirrn for n'ic:-,-i..n . f g-m- ai order No. 100. in
force liu'ing the t ml ar in the Unittd
States, which p'aclically regvds an In
.urgent s a gnertilla and outside the
pale of civi ;ze l wttfare and lubject to
the death pena ty. wherever nueti in
surgent doen not ei.age contiuiUMisly
in the war. However, it : provided
t l a' th re sl ad he no executions with-
ut the approval f a superior officer.
Commanding o!h. -s are specially en-
Repairing
Neatly
Done
T .1 . 1 . , a.' r-i
ievcr xnougni 01 sucn a ! ,
Scott's Emulsion. The body
has to be repaired like other
things and Scott's Emulsion is
the medicine that does it.
These poor bodies wear out
rom worry, from over-work,
rom disease. They get thin
j ... .u c , t u-
I lotnei: to eneou-ai; y.'ung officers in
ones are not well made and ; i unting down the insurgents, and it is
all of the old ones are racked ,oU,tp'1 0',t ,h" """" ' na J""
f , j for ex.-epti-na! , auti. n , apprehens;.n
r mm Inner itcirrn I
. . " '"t- , m Htrsckinw mu re.:t
Scott's Emulsion fixes all found.
kinds. It docs the work both
irf'S wher vpi
inside and out.
It makes soft
ilood red.
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There la r. tiling like Aetlin alen,.
aatil reli-f, tven in the wvrsl cases.
II f lae 1hi'.
I hai l:... r F. Wfllu, of Vida Hu. 1
" our t 1,1 li.itlle of thniali tie rr it, I
lidi'ion. i rantiKt tli ,,.n , T i,, t ,j
ire gM.,i ,leriTr, rri-m it. I wi, , k,v,
. i.i i.,., mtiii m nn-H r .r t, n
r.irt .i ii rrr o. . v enre.1. I s j,.,r h. -w
nt for the cnre..f thia dr. a.lfol an I torri,.., (,,,.
.1 .o.ae. aatl nia. and tlmnght on l a. I ..., ,-,. ,k. e
votirwrlva.. bnt -ta. lvrd to giro it a tri.i I .
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We want ! .er, t , vrrj .iif!rp. f,,fcj , . ,p f i i. f-V
of Aatliinalen'. tnlr t lh on a that cir. .1 Mr. W.-n. . (,.... .. X 1
mall Pial paid. Aha-lntrlv Kree .1 O.ig. , t rP, M.tf.wr .. ., ,.. f-vU'l.
f..r it. fira on ial Naver mm. I. tl-.tik.i, ,.u ,f,. ,,,,, ,. A t r N''' t x
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m tial )eiir ra.e, Aall.nialene will r'lierr an. I oiir 1 h.
! W in. mis in " aiin "T ' i ni ile'ar. writ, at nnr , ! t-
- , f 1H. TAFT HUOS MKDICINF. C0..7 Faat ism, s .. Y. i r
Tie n.ws f fcrnl.'hers la The j S by all IVngginfe.
! 1
H' oak l lira-sua
jlones hard, thin
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weak lungs strong, hollow i
places full. Only the best ma
terials arc used in the patching i
and the patches don't show
through the new glow of health..
X one has to wait his turn.
You can tlo it Yourself -you
and the bottle.
This puiure rcprccrls
the Tra.io Moik of S.ot:'s 1
Fmulsit n and is on tlx
wrapper taf mry Ku:!c.
Send for free umpic-
scott & nowxr, j
409 Teiil St.. New Yoik.
51.x. and fj. ail druggists.
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t't 1.1 e.l on .I.i; u.,i ', .
A rji k.-. tne., a hate i
by tin- !.-, ai l ii.., ic
.tati.iing of t: e b.it k i;r.
Fugitivaa Caught.
Tacorna, Jan. 22. A Ledger reporter
just re urned from McNeil's Island
brings the news that eve-yoneof the
11 criminals who escaped from t!:
United Mates IVnit ntiarv on M--:. r
land S 111 lav nwn slept belrr; 1 r.-:v'.
iars !uv( tj'k'ht.
The cap: ire w.n effeetel w.thv it a
shot b in tt i.ied.
The me': had a sick full of chicken
an 1 were rvi !e:i!iv preo red to make a
fean. T;..' f ur uiei di 1 not take their t
espt .1,1 111 -. 1 to neart.
The annual report of James P. Mar
ray, ebeep co miasioner for Baaver
batvd county, Moataoa, ajivea the follow
ic( intaraating figures : Number af
sheep on hand March 1,1901,175.998;
number brought into thia county from
other states since March 1, PXll, 18.000;
number of lambe decked since March
1, 1901, 88,000; number of lambs and
sheep slar.h'.-"ed and shipped out ot
tbe stats tit. -a Mar-h 1, l!)i, 10,000;
namber of pone U ii ; sold since
March 1, . Jf 'aots;- pound;
nasabar oi per rdsof wool snirr j -.ui-a
March 1,1901, l,2ai, " (.wh-. of
wiiich 742,521 pantdt wer' ': c :
average of 11 centa" par jwin j t
aace beit g consigned. The nuaiDt. '
sheep destroyed by wolves ar.d coyotea
the past year was 4,250. The general
health of the sheep of the county is
good. There were a few cases of scab
developed in the spring, bit it is
thought to be thoroughly ttarr.fe l out.
G. S. Orandpret of Ch m.er lain,
South Dakota has just receiv.d a car
load of 100 Ari.'ora L'oats, w u;,-:
since taKeii Vi I
Missouri r. .
the Kan-u- 1 ,: v -down
about
; first of the k:r;.I ;
i about here an 1
erably interested i
experiment. It i
Qrand;ret to
oat ranch.
- ranch r
-y were
. :t, ai: :
',H!I.
ivJ on . .
, k tueti a .
the otr
t"ne j.urpo
1 ' . -to
he Las
the
. on
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:.nes
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ie ,.i the
i of Mr.
x'-nsi ve
Slot Machires Ordered Out.
I'er.diet. ii, 11. . Jan. .'.-All gamb
lin.- parap:.ern'.ia ha b-:i taken from
saloons aid stored by th.' owners, pend
ini developmen s in the . rusade beinn
by Mayor Hailev. N.ckel in-tbe slot
msobines are include I in tbe order.
Chief of Police fleatlnuau today no
tified machine owners to take them out.
Thirty -five were opera'r 1 here.
SHEEP NOTES
BP. Chandler, of l eaver, who sees
that shep feeders fet k-ood lambs and
sheep to put on fee l, hi that as far as
he can learn about ;t "O.X) head are on
feed in Larimer, Weld. Morgan and
Arapahoe couuties. There are about
75,000 head on fee 1 in the Arkansas
valley and 25,000 in tbe San Lois valley
nakim; a total of 4o.Ul head aaagainat
E. II. Clark, whoi.- re.'ur-le 1 a one
' of the beet posted v ooi men on the
Pacidc CoMt, stated to the Kst Ure
ijonian last Friday that the sheep men
have etij.jyed this winter very much,
for the reason that the weather baa
been such as to caase a very tine growth
of wool, aa to quality and quantity.
The evenness of tbe wet.ther has in
duced a growth in tbe flee without th
breaks that are produced when eotfd
flaps occur. Cold sna;.a cans the wool
to stop growing for tbe time, and thia ia
what causes the weak places in tbe
Sbra. Early in the winter the sheep
men were worrying about toe condi
tion, for live reasoo that it was so dry,
but tbe later fall of moisture and th
warm w farther bare combined to bring
aiaaoat wiaal conditions to those who
own tii eiiaep boards ' this part of the
Mrs. Sophie Binns, President Yiuini
People's Christian Tempcrar.ee I i
Fmitvale, Bal., Cured of Congestion
Inllaniniation of the Ovaries h
Pinkham's Vegetable Compel'.::
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Mrs. I'ink:!
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' 11 .me , !.ere
cp. arid the
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Enormous Landslide.
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; ,.T.il health was i:tt; mvcJ, atU ::. - ".. .
iii?:tp:v.':i .! I kept taking :t six weeks mot t ' "
the i rc.ith. thanks . you. Vjurs t:ulv. M
(i.o) rotirr.iT innr. aboa klkttkk mti.i.m im'.
Y':.. - w, .... ti art tr :''. ' wih trn culir, . ; . I .
mfnt: -i ' .' w. akiws, 1 ii.rrhoti, dliia.tm ' -
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