Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, January 30, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextG "Brae The Heppner Gazette LOCATION decided. SPfcClAL SCHOOL MttTlNQ, Thuiwimv, Jauutirv 30, 1902 I N.wC.urt House Will be Built Whtn A 10 Ml" T-" VoUd ,of Sohool Old ftaai Ni Stands. I Pn The Week's News While it waa the choice of the couuty There wan a special school meeting of court to eract tha naw court lioniA at the Heppner district at the council I (Ol ailil Personal HaimeninfrS "'-corner of Chase and May tret, cliamber, Saturday last. Chairman J ! ....... u ir .. l..,i Ti. f.,n ...i. ...i . l ii . .i . . inn Jnnni (rlhnnmaar and t oinm a- uiwuou. no iuu niuuui in aim rtiKJiii ineuiy. , . , . . , ... I.: a.li i .i n i .1 I rioaril waa tiraanr a rwl a tmmriap rf mil Haniri Aiuoiugn anu nowaru uciucu - f upon thia site, owing to complications len er " attenance. Heppner Club Minstrel Troupe to- that hare sine come od which ' created A ten mill tav was roted, the aame aa i night, more or leas dissatisfaction, tha court M"' y ear for achool expenses. Thia will Waldon Hhea has returned from a hae decided to put the new building on raise in the neighborhood of 16,(300 visi to Weieer, Idaho, the present court house grounds. wulcn wl" D aumcieni revenue lo con ii ;..i, ,ii;., ,.i. i-. i.l While the controrerer waa going on, duct the Heppner public schools in a where Hart A Blake shine. pennon was eircuiatea ana a gooa iim -., . i, i.. , of signer waa obtained, asking that Owing to the inciea.e of population a ' UJIBB l lis? urut lift c II Vol Vil U U1IIJ I I l.i . . a i . I li 1st VMrv lilfMlW thill ii will ha n am r V tonight. The football boys should be court nousa Da piaceu on upper helped. (iutothe opera house tonight and hear the Heppner Minstrels and have a good laugh. Kxtra copies of the Gazette New Year "tit ion can be obtained at thia ollice at 10 cents per copy. Hart A Blake, the groeera are now lo rated io their itew quarters in the aew locum building on Main street. Ken I'atterson was the recipient of May etrMttcroaa from the Firat Nation-Jd another teacher. To do thia it el bank.. Thia waa alao nneatisfactnrv. w, necessary to ill up arid lurmtb The preaent alt waa never the Grst "other "'l building eboice of the court, and up to the prea. I nt time. Judge Bartholomew waa op- Coach Eastland inform u that great posed to putting tha building there. interest has been taken in basket ball After several conferencea with bue-I y the team and the member have iness men and citiiens, the matter has mla rP'l atridea toward becoming fine been settled and the new court house P'jers. The team is cm posed of will be erected on the present grounds. I yupg and tnidd e aged ladiea of our The general feeling indicates that that ''y- M'. Kastland says that they bops this is the most satisfactory conclusion 10 fve a public exhibition as soon as very pleasant birthday surprise yeeter- , b .rri,-j the weather will permit. We are eon day evening bv neighbors and friends. There will be an adiou-ned mnetioK Adeat that there will be many onlook i I Henry Hilgate Friday evening 0f the court on Wednesday, February r". it gauie not often witnessed slipped and fell on the sidewalk and re- 5, when the matter of plana and pei- y Heppner people 1 a I I I I . . f I A . . I y .. . m reiveu a iraciure 01 one 01 me uuues ui locations win De taaen up. ine won on une uay tins week Joe Have pur the left leg below the knee. 1 grading and moving the o'd bui'ding chased from Wm. Barrett for the Union i Mrs. K. J. S'(x:iim returned from will be commenced as soon as the Block Yards at I'urtland, 4j0 htad of ...... i I'oitlaud, Tuesday evening wiik her weather will permit. It is the intention mutton sheep. They were all grain fed little daughter who recently underwent to put up a stone building that will coat wethers. This waa a fine lot of sheep surffinl oimration. She is much iin- in the neighborhood of 125,000 to $30,- and brought $4 per head. ... Drove) in health. 1000. James CuairiH, the ice man, has been improving the time during me coia enell. tie has tiait a force o( men lninilv eiiiaft-d during the week and iiuw has about 17" t inn of ice put up. IbjMard' grocery tnre is a very pop1 ular plii' i' i ,r ! ! purchase of supplies for FEBRUARY,! 902 FEBRUARY,! 902 THIS IS THE MONTH FOR OUR During which time we will inaugurate a RED FIGURE SALE BOKN. The Gazette hrs tha agency for all cawspspsrs and magasines. Htock salt at reduced prices at the Lower Warehouse. T. K. Howard for fine groceries HUSTON At Kight Mile, Oregon. Jan uary 22, 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Huston, a son. EXILE. l.lMli.r.. .it, wav 'if v.i evi'i tiling i;:; It H hMiidy In' ) i.ijw aiil. Mi. I'n-koi: l.ci g killed wl P.; in- M 'iih'n H ll IV lrtt W I'rii THOUSANDS BENT INTO Every year a large number of poor sull-reri whose lungs are Bore and raok- The (JAiarrt and Weeklv Oregonian e i mitu coughs are urged lo go to auoib a,. A IMuiu 1 1 I I. . t .. m... A a m ... i i iiunir. mm at i uio i n ihwlii buj ii it i lttits lor outing in wis " .u. - alwaye nre. I,ji,' be an rule when Dr eroierics. Almostl Full line of legal b'ank at I'oilland Kinu'it Ne DihO very fur Cuusumption imi'ie kepi in iioci. f'""i ...ur can get anything Leave orders at this ollice for the New i Year edition of Thk Oazkttk. re yon very narrowly escaped Send a, copy of the New Year edition i at wuik out at the to a friend in the East Mill l o'i caa iuill on It is the talk of the tow n how quickly He no-king doa n Hart A Blake deliver groceriea rill mire )on et home. It's the most in- fhlhhle mediniriv for C 'Ugbs. Colds and hll Turoat and Luug dmeNses ou earth. Tue first dope biings relief. Astounding on res result frra penjateot ose. Trial bntths free t hlocnm Drug iy . Pries 5oo and $1 00. E'ery buttle guaranteed. Stockholdera' Meeting. The annual meeting of the stockhold' phw ( uaniTig Dili b Mart ,t K'aka'ara ahowm? one ol tha i llll'll'l il Cl' dnt, and in .iit.-mi ting t t "P. 11)8 best and moat up to date stock of gro- I rsp diy e'.i.ng h.w struck his hat cerj.t (Ver brought to the citv. j'.it Commencing Monday February 3. And continuing during the entire month we will offer all unseasonable goods and odds and ends which accumulate during a busy season, at prices that are bound to make them move. Now if you care anything at all for economy you will not overlook this opportunity. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES EVERY DAY OF THE RED FIGURE SALE will be a RED LETTER DAY. Thi3 sale will include the following lines of goods: Ladies' and Childrens warm Hoods and Fascinators, Ladies' Fleeced wrappers, Childrens' woolen hose, all sizes, Childrens' outing flannel night gowns, ages 8 to 14 years, a few choice collarettes and scarfs, one ladies fine black kersey cape, two ladies black kersey jackets, satin lined, childrens' wool dresses, mens' mackinaw coats and pants, mens' combination felts and overs, mens' and boys over coats and winter caps, mens' and boys' duck coats and pants, blanket lined. I. Don't forget to read our ad., as each week of the Sale as the month ad vances we will quote you prices. M She ktuur. w rfMMaaMMMaM We have just received another con signment of Dry Goods from our New York Buyer, D. J. Morton, 487 Broadway. Flaoher A. Van Cleva Company. niiii'if l is head. He dropped jiiHt in tune to enrHpe instant death. IIi I. at nan turn to pieces. After having such a long spell of warm and plenarit weather, winter arrived in earm-Ht I ridity it and was a sudden viHitor. Snow commenced to fall in the mominv' and continued most of the day covering the ground to a depth of five inclift Friday night was the coldest for rreral years. As soon an the enow quit (ailing, the mercury began to go .low ii and at 0 o'clock Saturday morning, thermometers in Heppner registered all the way from ten to IS degrees below r.ero. It is stated that out at Dave Her ren's place, 10 miles from Heppner where the altitude is considerably high- the Heppner Mining Company will be held on the 1 1th of February, l'.t', at 2 p. tu., at the office of C. E ReilMeld in HnniiriAr fnr fttA ntirnn.A nf wi. - . i .1- f " ' ' , ine regular price .or u.w na r r.u- elfc ing directors and such other busi ness aa may appear. I). 15. Kt.ai.tkr, President. cisco Weekly Examiner ia 11.60. You can get it and the Gazette for 12 .25. Marshal George Thornton and Sheriff J. W. Matlock go to Portland today to witness tha execution of Wade and Ialton. Owing to tha deep snow and extreme T. W. AVERS, Secretary . Heppner Or., January 8, 1902. Star Lodging House. This new lyodging House located in ward for any ease of Oatarrb (bat can oot be eared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Climax Oo,, Props.. Toledo, O We, the undersigned, have knowo F J. Obesey for Ibe laat 15 years, sod be er than here, th mercury went down to ij,Te 0lm perfectly honorable in all busi tlie ::o mark below rem. Sleighing ness tranaaotions, and financially able to parties are out every evening and the "I olif atloo made by their jingle of sleigh bells can be heard from I t. A I 1.1 .1 L. . I I . . 1. .. I I . i ly cold weather, there waa oo footbail '"V r " 'T' """ 1 " mmj And ('ha mtrpfttM tm nnt nnnn tn th game as advertis,i Saturday last t e- pubjc N(J Qr hM twren Lexington and Heppner. spared to make this house first claaa in every particular. The building baa HowsTkisf I rieen tiiorougtiiy remodeled and every We offer Oee Hoodred Dollars Be- I room ia finished new and complete and ell ventilated. Rooms bv day, week or month. Call and soe for youraelf. morning until night. A great many unprotected water pipes are froren op tight and solid and p umbers are doing a rushing business. The ice man is getting in his wora and the people who predicted that there would be ne ice this winter have changed their minds. All a'f pVf I to see the snow and the cold weather for it will he a great bene (U to the country. Peep shows in the mountains will store m iistare for the fry eenon. Stockmen all over the con.rry are well prepared. There ia an ahundance of feed and stink wilt be well taken cure of. VI. clnlty. After familiarizing myself with the iicf 1 1 ,i; Millinery at Portland, to tin t- h.i-'ki. learning the latest tno.lt i.t t . ;n.. I will select one of (Id- liiii-t h i -f itic Millinery an. I it k for n lihr.il patronage from the htdn-x f I lepi ner and vicinity. Opn t. . day nl.o'i. March 3. I.. K. Colin, I vi le 't-e. Tltd Old as (fie Pyramids firm. Wbst & Tarax, Wholesale DrnagisU, Toledo, O. Wai.DiN, KiMitan A Uaaviit, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, U. nail's Catarrh (Jure is taken internal ly, sotiag direetly opon the blood and mocoos surfaees of Ibe system. Price. 75o per bottle. Bold by all druggists. Testimonial free Hall's Family Pills are tb beat. The Oregon Republican, a daily pa per published at Baker City by Edward Kverett Young, suspended publication Mooday night with the announcement that it soccurobtd to undue competition and the cutting of rates by another paper in tha field. The Kapublican w ill be roo aa a weekly hereafter. Stetaw ts Cenflh aat werks) efTthe Celsl. laxative Bromo-Qiwnine Tablet car a cold in on day. No Cure, no Pay. Price '.'") rent.' tills slgaalwr Is en esry bos of the faaalae Laxative BromoQuioinc TabM tha lean ay iktaa ewwa owM ta ahay 1 r,- I - ;' :!:, tt'i,i.i; ' .1 Al!,.' , trh-T.- -I ' tho ages, is i v. h ii. di-vase, pave . i-s r .:.s!ld for a larper i tinii is il ut- : ' 'if ( :..!. d; . th linicous i., :.,.iu .!. . i. l bones; causes I . t' i. I . c 't.irrlial trtmbles, i:. ::, iitii I -v!id?, sore ears. ftl'.llH'OK.I t ' ii j il l V'.C. "I MifTcn-'l frotu "u rofuln. the dlxeaae af f. 1 1 me ti e glands of my no k. I did rrrry tinne I was li.M t di t. eradicate II, but wiiloot iirr. I tl-rii heran taking IP.! . Sii:i!.niiMa. and I In- swrlllii In lug tn- i, -.tir '.y linpteiir-il and my skin r siiuKtl a smooth. l-alltiv a.)-arnri. Ttte .1IT.-V. i i-otlllil. tP." Ml ASIT MlTI-WKU, 1 I . cott M., 'vlni-1on. Ky. Hood's Sarsaparilia and Pills Tl.op nlilv t radicate erndula and boild up the eyr-tt-iu that has suffered from it. Bok A Mathews have dissolved part nership, but you ran get all kinds nf meata and lard from Mathews Mathews makes a specialty of filling mail orders for meals of all kindsB Kauai Catarrh quickly yields to treat ment by Ely a Cream llaim. which ia agree ably aromatic. II fa received through the aoetnla, elaanae and heala the whole sur face over which il diffneee itself. lruppu aril the SOe. Bias; Trial aire by mail. 10 eent. Teal it aad yoa are sure to euntinoe the Ireatmeoi. Annoanrement, To aveeoaaiDodaU those who are partial to U as of atonuaara ia applying liquids into Ibe eaaaj paasagaa for tMforrafltf trvtu etas, the rnfnator prapar Oeam Halm in hqaitl form, whirh will te known aa KJy's laqnid Cisani Balm. Pnca including the aprayiBg lab i 75 canla. IVuggisU or ty aoaiL The liquid form enabodiae tha ne4. iaiaal proparUa of th aolui raparatifi. Te Cor Cold In On Day Take laxative Iiromo Quinine Tablete. All druggists reluud the monev if it fails to cure. E. W. (irove's signature ia oo each box. 2bc. ALLTHEJjEWEST MODES The Standard Patterns for Feb ruary, just received, show latest designs in Jacket, Skirt and Waists, the latter including th stylish "Gibson" model. lie nismherall Standard Patterns are seam allowing, hence are eaay to make. THK DESIGNER tor Febru ary has an illustrated article on "(VaMumea for Flderly I.adien" which i an especially valuabl feature. Fnll instruction for the making of a handsome hat ia also given in this nnmber Do not fail to visit our PAT TERN DEPARTMENT; it will be to your advantage. ( Tho Fair Weat-Beund Second Class Settlers' Rate. On March 1st and continuing daily to and including April liiith special one way second r!as settlers' rates as follows will be in effect via all lines: From Missouri river terminals ex cept Sioux City via Huntington to Portland and intermediate points, aUo Heppner branch !' (XI From St. Paul and Minneapolis via Spokane to I'nialilla and in- Fischer & Van Cleve's company of players, consisting of twenty people, carrying a good band and orcheMfa, ill appear at the opera hoase in this city, for six nights, commencing Monday, Dei ember 3. This is an exceptionally strong company and the fact that they have been playing to crowded bouses every night for a week's engsgement in such places aa Salem, Eugene, Corvallia and Astoria on their tour through the Willamette valley is a good recommend ation in itself. Frem the great list of flattering press notice, Ibis i certainly a very fine company, which will un doubtedly p'ease Heppner theatr goer. The following article from tbe daily Capital Journal at Salem, will give an idea what the capital city theater goer think of thia company : "Theatrical companies have come to Salem before now and with flaring red lettera on tbeir gaudy three-sheet pest ers have declared tiiat they carried the finest band in the business and a chal lenged, unsurpassed orchestra, but it remained for th Fiscber-Van Cleve C"snpany to capture tbe prire for both. No finer music has aver been heard in Salem from traveling or anixations than has been heard at the armory this week. The selection ' all of the very latest and are rendered with a dash and a awing tbat not only show great training but marked ability, both on the pa't of Mr. Chas. Cochran, the director, and each individual member. The concerts given at noon by their street band are greatly enjoyed, arI the rain that poured thoae several days did not seem to Ibe ardor of aiany for the crowds were always large. 'Taken in it entirety the organixa- tioa i lb test that baa ver visited Salem. W trust thy will return next year and should they do o crowded houses will certainly greet them nightlv. 'A crowded house witnessed the ex cellent production of 'Fast Lynns' Isst night. Miss "Pahe' Fischer's assump tion of th character of I.adv Isabel was a surprise to her most ardent ad mirers It is a diili. int part to portray and her talent has never been so appre ciated as it w.ii lat-t niL'ht. I'.ert P. Van Cleve p'aved I lie pait of the vilian in a mont creditable manner. ACTION CONDEMNED. Citizens of Eight Mile Opposed to Building Court House. At a mass meeting of the voters of Eight Mile precinct, held at Eieht Mile Center school house, on Tuesday of this week, to consider the matter of build ing a court house, J. L. Swift w as elect ed chairman and E. li. Stanton, secretary. On motion of Lutber Huston a com mittee of five on resolutions was elected a follows : J. L. Swift, F. P. Vaughn, J. W. Beckett, C. E. Jones, E. B. Stanton. Tbe following resolution was unani mously adopted : Whekkas, it is currently reported that the county court of Morrow county has determined te build a court house and to lay a very heavy burden upon the tax pavers of the county, and Whehkas, many of the taxpayers are already burdened with debt, so much so j aa to be unable to assume greater re spoosibllity in that direction, and Whi.bka, the citizens of Heppner have held a meeting claiming to repie- aent tbe voters and tapayers of Morrow county, and WheRaah, there was an unUir repre sentation of the voters and taxpayers said merting. therefoie. he it ktiolvfj, that we condemn the action j of the countv court and t! e so-cabe-I j i citizens' meeticg as being unfair aod : taking undue advantage of a laree raa- ' jority of the voters acd taxpayers of: a. i.l mllnli' ' Retolved, That we, the voters and taxpayers of t:gbt Mile precinct ot Morrow county are absolutely opposed to building a court hou-e at this time. J. I.. Swift, C. K. Jonts. .1. W. Ueckctt, 1 T. Vaughn, I'. !' Sl.ir.ton, i : tee ti !.-.' ".tioiis. I -.:.,' IU-: !' I ' :; te; v v i'.-v-n 6 t t o o t 9 e-1 a GREAT CLEAR ANCE SALE... of winter goods, including Ladies' Misses', Gents' and Boys' Underwear.... These goods must be sold to make room for the finest assortment of Spring Goods ever shown in Heppner. We will close these goods out at cost during the month of January. We invite you to call and get prices. Thomson 4 Effing termediate points to Portland 22 50 i His acting a 2 00 rciild not w e'i From Chicago to Cmatilla, Spo- J vi'lainons c-hiIiu aane anu intermediate main and branch line points W J0 to Portland and Puget Sound From St. 1-oui to I'matill ksne and intermediate anl branch line ixmitu " M i Il . tini" of hi arrel 1 .. l'MSi-d f..r it nn.l an lacity. The ternainder of the character ere strorg in their part. Mr. Covingtrtn at I'.irbra Hare particularly g.vt.1. i A Stauto Pen Slant, n .'... .. j .. . I V IlitP. 1 1 ' I ' A. - Al.,-. i t'ly 1 1 .(!! : .tame Kn c Cla". t II :-' r..-. .v ii , 'Mi 1 . ; i t . M The Slocum Drug Co. have moved from their former loca tion to their new store south The Fair on the corner of Main and Center Streets. Slocum Drug Co., Main St., Heppner n i; u v. . po-niam r.VNI : - ! t! n-:.i' v ... U I r : 1.0 Stop in and get one of Iboae c hoi.e fancv roll, of creamery butter at Hart T;ie t irMal forenocn :it t!. a II i d.v pl'uer te Portland ard Tuget Sound t mtr t. ror ovaai. rontinuon passage fiom starting point to deetination. eacept that atop over of no! lo exceed ten davs will l-e granted al Pm-atello and llavie an t all points aet tbeietil. J. M kriMV. I al Agent, llrppner. A. I., ("a iu. i V. A . Po-Pan l. ibe. !W 5(1 1 A IVake'e. Notice ia b.reby given that a meeting of Ih st'-rkboldar of th Morrow Conntvland and T u.t Oompanv ill i be held at tl ofiic. of tl t'ompanv in j Heppner. on Mondav. March 10. 'at 7 o'rlnrk p. m . fov the rorpoae of e'et ting do ag io's for lb ensuing tear. K. t lltm. Secreta'v. Heppne-. Or., Jan 23, l'.'. 7d 7".. Tti. new of both henn;rt-.'"' in "Hi Wavk.v Oreson aa. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Till Kind You Han Always Bocglt . B.ar th S sr . V It Will Pay You t wTitf for ir rat- t -f " V"1'' ' i '' ti' i-.t :t, the FUwt. Through J -r , f;o::. ti; . rt'irU' n sr to CHICAGO aa i t'IN' IN NA .1. t'.-iiii.vtmt; "ith thr.-ti-h trAini for f.r at! joints i- tl I f.u List. S.mth or S.vitii.Mt. L'a-t ami haBJTOly e--i I ett-Htn-liHt.-a tr iicia IiMiiri; (.'ar. HutTet Librarv Car, $ v ars at),l rre Kt Imm Ch vr t'srt throughout tt" fol' ':rll IOWA. IM IAXA. lfA.V7.V. MISSOURI, TS.yS33ZZ. lOVlSIWA, IUI.Xds, SlIS'SKSOTA, 30CTH DAt'.TA. AhKA.$AS. KVSrrCKV, MISSISSIPPI. For articular rfgarJicff fieihl -r p i ger rU anj enri, c!l oo cr J.!ra J. C. LIS WKY. T. K. A V A. 11 II. TKl MM LU oHl'l AfOt 14- Third street, TortlatJ. Or. BlgTiattt.- el i 3 J