The llcnpncr GaZcttc,lue rpy to tbo chinw Gov
11 jernruent. which through Minister
HKI'I'M KK ( HI Ki'llH
i
Wainock V Mw-holl.
wnrn1 ', Bil!T,
through Minister
! Wu Ting 1 aiu is making a .loter
! rainatl diplomatic light agaiEHt it
and agniDit the re-enactment even
I of the tieary exclaaiou law. When
; the delegation sent to Washington
; fioni California to work ui scnti-
January 30; TA2 ment jn fHVOr of tllt, xiitohell ex-
- - i elusion bill called on Secretary
T:.i ;U of winter weather with ; Hay, they learned, su'cordirg to
sri ' i a pool thing for Eastern the Washington correspondent of
Or'p.m. l or the farmer it will J the New York Sun, that China baa
Kpiscopal church he v.
r i ne
W. K. lot
M. K. church. South. Services at II
a. in. sod 7 :'M p. ni. Rev. F. M. I'un
field, lastor.
Catholic Church Rv. Father Kelly.
Services 3d Sunday in each month at
10:30 a.m.
Christian Church Sunday, Fehru.irv
,10a. in., Sunday School; 11 a.
armon : 13 ni., con. in union : 6:1) p. m..
Y. 1. S. C. K. 7 d. m.. insted of the
make more wheat and for the intimated that the ro-enactiuent of usual preachinic eirice there will !. a
inuieal program. You aie cordially iu
vited to attend ad th-'se service. J .
V. Craaford, pan'or.
stockmen it will roiAe more grafs. the exclusion law would be re
' jgarded as an affront that would
A hill has been introduced" in
congress by Hon. 1 hot. H. Tongue
to have Crater Lake and a portioa
of ti e tributary country set apart
and maintained k a national park.
Crater Lake ia one of the greatest
natural wonders of the world, and
as it is Fnrronudd by rough nd
rugged mountains the contiguous
territory is urfil for agricultural
and othr pursuits. It would also
be a great protection to wild game
which is now rapidly disappearing.
Wise Bros, who are among the
leading dantiets of Portland who
reeutly pulled out of tha dental
association bectoae this organiza
tion would not allow the members
to advertise, appear in the Sunday
Oregonian with a half page ad.
Wise Broa. have taken a broad
and progressive yiew of this mat
ter. They do not believe, ii drop
ping behind in the march of prog
ress. In successful business affairs,
advertising is one of the necessary
expenses. Wise Bros, will con
tinue to be the leading dentists and
the more they adveitise the more
tbeir business will grow.
COURT HOUSE OPPOSITION.
At a meeting of the citizen of
Eight Mile precinct Tuesday, reso
lutions were passed condemning
tu action of the county court in
ordering the building of a cew
court house. This is a matter in
which every citizen should fcm in
terested, and while there is do
require retaliatiou, and that the
Pekin government would decline
to grant 'most-favored - nation'
treatment to the Tinted States iu
the commercial treaties which are
to Is negotiated by China with
this country. Should other nations
secure tariff advantages which
America will not poeaeei, they
would be able send their goods in
to the interior of China, where a
great market awaits them. Cali
fornia is vitally interested in the
Chinese market, and the prospect
of a considerable curtailment of
her lucrative trade with the Orient
naturally disturbs her 'delegation, i
which is working for the new ex
clusion law. It is believed that
China will be willing to compro
mise on the basis of certain modi
fications in the exclusion law. The
Eastern firms engaged in the China
trade, and the railroad and steam
ship companies on this Coast, are
strongly opposed to the Chinese
exclusion law, and, while not stiong
at the ballot box, they are always
strong in the lobby at Washing
ton when they have anything at
stake. The success of the trans
contintal railroads and the steam
ship companies in blocking the
Nicaragua Canal bill for years
shows how formidable is the op
position of a poweiful Washing
ton lobby energized by vast cor
porate interests. The whole
straggle today over the choice of
routes, whether by Nicaragua or
Panama, is meiely the work of an
able lobby, bich skillfully plays
oDe project against the other in
The M. E. church, South of this place
has t waived the services of tha noted
Texai evangelist, Abe Mnlkey to hold a
aeries of meeting in tha church, be
ginning February 14, W2. Mr. Mnl
key has been very successful iu teviral
meetings. All Christians are coutiallj'
invited to attend these meetings and
help. All peopls in the town anil sur
rounding conn" ry are cordially invited
to come. F. M. Canfield paster.
Another Rabbit Drive.
at
Ti e will b anutlter rabbit drive
the mouth of Butter cieek next SuihIim .
at the same place where the dive ic
curred on December i;. The same u ii
oetting that wan ued at th last drive
will be put up aain. Since the ih .
thousands of rabbits have again c i -(regaled
in the Butter creek valley, and
it is stated that they aie now just in nil
merous there as they were before. At
the tin e of )toing to press it in not
known whether another special train
will go from Heppner or D"t. A special
train"" will run iroru Pendleton to the
scene of the a'auhter.
The
Belvedere
FIN I'M WlX'hv
One hur i 'd empty bands fur
sale. Fi'- l.undu d t'ai i els of ex
tra tine c.i lei wnocw on tup. . . .
FRANK ROBERTS. Prop
Dr. f. E. Wilson.
iic:vris4 r
Office on Fpper Main street.'
The Heppner i.iKTTK and San Fran
cisco Examiner, one year for $2.25.
DR. METZLER,
nuNTiaT
l.ocAmt ovkk rosrorricK.
KSTHANl'K AT KtvA H OK Hl'ILDINU.
McSwords 1 Klstner,
rilVSICIASS AM) SVROKOXS.
Ollice hours when not professionally
absent.
Otlice: Opposite Fiist National Hank.
The (i azicttk has made arrangements
to club with the Weekly Inter Ocean of
Chicago. The regular subscription
prce of the Inter Ocean is $1.00 per
year and the regular price of the
Gazkttb is 1.50. By special arrange
ment, botli papers will be furnished
one year for $1 00. The old, reliable
Inter Ocean ia 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. This
special, liberal offer is limited and will
be withdrawn in a shoit time.
. ..THIS PALM . .
CIGARS. CANDIES, NUTS. AND TOBACCOS
question of the earnests of the orJer tQ ki tbe caEa Tf thpre
ia a lobby of similar strength and
skill behind the opposition to the
Mitchell exclusion bill, it will have
a hard fight to become a law. The
Southern Democrats are not as
amenable to the influence of or
ganized white labor as are the
Congressmen of the Vet and the
Pacific Coast, and it is quite pos
sible that the new exclusion bill
has a long and hard battle before
it is to become a Jaw. Oregonian
rr,
Literary Notes
people of Eight Mile in their op
position to the building of a new
court bouse, and for which due re
spect should be shown, but from
the tone of the resolutions, it ap
pears that the meeting was prob
ably a little too hasty. .That if,
the deliberations were of an in
formal manner. If it was a use
less expenditure of money and
would work a hardship on the tax
payers of Morrow county, the
Gazette would not be in favor of
building a new court house, in fact
would be opposing it in a manner
that would not be misunderstood.
The question of building a new
court house has been before th
people for some time. The first
meetiDg was held io Heppner. It
is true that it called on short
notice. It would have been better
if more notice could have been
given ovir the county. Bat after
all the meeting was only for an ex
pression of sentiment A great
many of the heaviest taxpayers of
the county were present at this
meeting and the sentiment was
unanimous in favor of building a
new court house. The fact that
little or do opposition has been
heard of with the exeeption of
Kigut Mile precinct, which oomes
at a time aiVr the matter has been
decided, would indicate ' that a
large majority of the citizens are
in favor of building a tew court
house. It is necessary that Mor
row county officials should have
s3:ae place to stay while transact
ing the business of the county. It
i a plain matter of fct to all who
hv investigated the propnoition
tlht the pr-eiit court bona, the
vault fr the protection of record
arjd the rjouuty jail are not suitable
f r the requirements of the county
The tirte La arrived when it is al-; at Heppner Gazette office.
ii4-t aeolutely necesary that
wo,.-' Lmg fctuuid be done. Why
L"t Mt-rrow county build
Ku n.r.Lt.i.n a
i i L to traijKact its own
iLe Will Morr
1-- more able U bui
J
The la'est ediot of fashion calls for a
sleeve of much larger proportions in all
outdoor garments. This ia more et
peciallv noticeable in evening wraps, al
though many of the newer coat and
jacket sleeves are greatly enlarged in
size, particularly from the elliow d.wn.
It stands to reason that the elaborate
tleeve of the smart gown or separate
waist cannot be crowded into a tight
outer sleeve without detriment. In the
February Delineator there is an ex
haustive article on the making of the
latest sleeve on outer garments. Nu
merous illustrations add to the value of
the text.
IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE.
Tbe fame of Bockleo's Aroeca alv,
a tbe beet in tbe world, extends round
tbe eartb. It's tbe noe perfect bealer of
Cote, O rs, Bira,B.-ai-t 8 rti, Scatd
Boils, UIer,Feloa, Aches, Pain ami
all bkw ErnpUoaa Ooly Infallible Pile
care. 26c a box al Hiocam's drag store.
A BOMF. ON TIME.
A good ranch ot W) acres, 140 of rt
good plow land, located on county road,
5 mile soot h est of Heppner, iq now
offered at M an acre. Any inan who
wiil work it may have it oo ? years'
time, pay in easy installments. Apply
: MANY MILLIONS FOR WAR.
The United S'ales, although regarded
aa one ot tbe most peaceful nations of trip
orld, spent mauf millions for wtr ex
penses dariDg Ihe pst ceutury, 1 ople :
inroagboat tbe oonntry are also spend- j
iog large sums of monev iu a v un retrc. j
for a medicine that will abs'-'ot.-ly cur.
indigesMop. dyspepsia, oott t""' ' ,!:'
I'onsness, llituleney and i ervuiiMn-sr . ;
There is OD1) one sucb m-dieim , i"d 1. t '
a Hoetetter's Stomach B t'er-. I' in
household remedy, bucket hv thcm-nn i
of 'estimooials. If you have w ! !
your mooey on useless remedies nt.W,
you bave lust hope of getting f- iii . j
we woald tfg( ou to try fbw me h .
It brings bsslth to ever? snrr rpr r
4le by all DiOtfg'.st. Apply tunny i
of them f ir a o ipyof Hostet:e.'s A m
oae for 1902
The Crook County court oidered j
that the tax levy for 190:2 be '21 1
mills.
A DEEP MYSTERY.
It is a mystery why womin endarn
Backsche, Headnobe, N--rvoasue8E S ep
leesoess. Melancholy, Famt ua and I z
iv SrIIa when tbouvaDdi havs proved
ibat Electric Bittsrs will quickly cu'e
och troubles. "I snff-red fur je" i' h
tidney Ironble," writes Mrs. Pa"b-
Cherley, of Peterson, Ii , "and a IhOii
Sack paindme so I onld "nr dfes m j
lelf, but Electric Bitlors wholly cur.d
me, and, althooeb 7:j ynrs old, I to '
ra able In do all my housework." I
ivercnmes Constipation, improves App -rite,
gives perfect hoaltb. () ily '0j at
Siooam's drag ttor.
S. P. GARRIGUES
WANTS TO SELL
YOU A :-:::: :
Wagon, Gretim
or HAMMOW
AilrertiMd Letier.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the postotfice at Heptiiier. In
(.ailing fer thee letters say 'advertised.'
Bowman, Frank Denny, Tom
feisure, Emmet MeKinzie, I' H.
B. F. Varum, I'. M
ion Book Case
Knolvn and soUm
bhereber good crops
are grolvn.
Sold everywhere.
lQo Annual FREE.
D. M. FIRRY . CO.
Dwtrolt,
Mieri.
TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY
Consent Ayers DrugCo.
t .. .... On February i .
OPERA HOUSE
FISCHER & VAN CLCVE
SO Players-ao
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Tbe old idea that tbe boij eometim-
SIX XIGHTHI
COMMENCING j
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3i
New Specialties
New Prices
CHALLENGE : : BAND x AND :-: Oilu'F.i;-.
OPENING BILL '
This case is of Antique Oak and fine
fiinsili and would be a handsome piece
f Furniture for either home or office.
Witti BvGnj; 50 Gent Gash Purcliase
a "ticket is given which entitles the
, holder U one chance in the drawing
n
!
""" bas b-eo
powerful, drasti", pnrgatie pill p rrx fhp, TrAtlin
i exploded; for I. Kibtf'e Newl''-'1 1 J I CllllJ
s, wbich t' perieetiy barroleas, .'or The Convirt'a I la'iiil.tfr ,
t n. nUI. , inil Ik. k.i l. V
,w ooaDty Tprj t,l poieobooa matter. cleaose tbe jm Prices, 25c. 35c, and 50t
ilj a new rxurt o1 eveoleU-Iy core Gunttipation and, .r
. . ,'Sirk Htelacbe. Oolr ZrM at .Siocia. i; 7VO "'"''
TLe t-.Ul venation of , "
I r'erty of the oounty it 12.134,-1
I'M. a :t mil! tm for five jears'(
illluiii I .'i ,(. s I'xjatt Louhe. j
( u the Ix-ht iiutiruved wheat land
this wou!J ntno'int t ) only about j
II tWi r r for etery quarter
ctiu, to tbe bur Jen will Dwt j
i
ety oj pr"ie frfi tie farmer
Is C'U ej ted.
vt' ;ri vnosinos.
ASK
Druggist
for
IO CENT
TRIAL SIZC.
Elj'jCnaaBala
Wa BetMf at eace.
It wwm, aouOM ac4
CATARRH
iayTever
Sit ii', aV at f'oni-er Aym Itrny
j (orrii,ariy.
! A, Abrahamsick
Merchant Tailor
Pioneer Tailor of Hi'ppner.
Ui work fir-t-r-Ia-3
anI Hutisfactorv.
Editorially Fearless.
Consistently Republican Always.
-u- from all prtn of the world. Well written, original
till' H( 1:
( ill llcH.
n."-vorH to fjtjpn.'R on 11 huhjfct.t. ArticleH on Iiraltb,
New li.xikti, and on Work About The Farm and
- ' ' i awra ih ii 1 an mmmi. rati
.M.toKrll C1.H.WH. onrln-ion Ul i'lilZTulTVZTr 'Give him a r ail May Htre. t.
WJMl INTER OCEAN
Tn liitr (fran in a tri-mt)T of tli AHHor-iatAd Prewi and
a':-', tl.f only Western 1rwpap rerfivini? the combined tele
crHj.l (-h!,1p iicd mHttT of U.th the New York Sun and
N.- V.,ik v'.. rid rpfctively, inthidt-H daily reports from wver
tHr fr. i;il irrn.!n)rideDti tbronghotit the country. No pen
i rin 1. II r i'.r- fully why it in the lx-ft on earth.
ON IS DOLLAR PER YEAR-
r,J t t : f-afe isipera, brimfQl nfnewa from erery where
ai,i .i -itTt j enri oi Bpeciai mailer.
41
I
IHere Goes!
And we have inaugurated a great Cut
Price Sale on line
Some suits One Dollar less than for
merly; some Two Dollars less; some
Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight,
Nine yes
810.00 Less....
We have just had instructions from the
Royal Tailors advising us of a most
marvelous reduction in their superb line of Im
ported and Domestic Woolens. We offer them
on the same liberal basis :
HEKC AEE
39 different styles of goods to sell at $ 14
42 " " " " " 6
20 , M " " " " " ... 20
17 " " 24
Every Suit Positively Guaranteed
by the ROYAL TAILOHS and
IMINOR & CO
.. Ih ALL..
AND
WINee
SHOES.
JUL. LICHTENTHAL.
THE UP-TO-DATC
SHOE DEALER...
When you need anything in
the line of thoes, come in and
examine our immense stock
Can supply you with neat and
well-made footwear at reasonaLie
prices. ::::::::
Custom Work
a Specialty...
HEPPNER,
OREGON
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
M. KINSMAN. Mtatiir.
Beef, Pork.
Mutton.
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
Hams. Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
Kresh Fih
Hi''i'ivol
on Fril;iyH
CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS.
THE OiVIIV WAGON
In one that everybody known. It ih one of tlie Iwnt on eartl.
Gilliam & Bisbee
Have juat receire! one of the largest stock" of P,ain Wacona ever
oroogni io iieppner.
Fjrlooii nro Klttlit.
UeavT nd Sbelf Hardware. Oraniteware. Tinware Aoriiin..)
ImplemenU, Waona, Uacka, Eta, Painla and Oila (the Inat iD
I tbe world). Crockery and Glaaiware.