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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1902,
NO. b72
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XEW YDBK.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
SCDRVY RPPE083 HT WinE
Great Scarcity of Fresh Veget-
etables at Camp.
A NEW RAILROAD PLANNED
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By Buying Some Shares in new
Mining Companies.
Heppner Mining Co.,
Head Office, Heppner, Oregon.
I). B. STALTKR, President and
G e n e ra 1 M a n a ge r.
C. E. RKDFIKLD, Vice President.
T. W. AVERS, Secretary.
GEO. CONSER, Treasurer.
Por shares of stock apply to any of the above
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SEATTLE, Feb. 3 Th ftr mmila
to arrive from Nome, 8t. VichMl, Coun
cil City, Ratnptrt mi other point to
Northwestern Afak wen brought
down from the North am the 1,.mhip
NEW ROAD PLANNED.
Imagination of Pendleton Corres
pendent Somewhat Swelled.
BIG GUIf FIRED I AKMOfiLT.
Pendleton, Or., Feb. 3. A correa-
pondent to the Oregonian says; It io
poattirelr known that the official of
the O. R. 4 N. Co. and the W. & C. R.
R. R. Co. have carefullr examined the
varien rootea leading from this point
into the interior, to the Booth, and that
there are ponibilitiea that one or more
line may be built daring the comiDg
year or two. Surveys have been made,
and matter cf tonnage Lave been est!
mated. One of the officials in question
stated to yonr correspondent, a few
days ago, that he himself bad gone
over the ground, and was impressed
ith the feasibility of building south
from here. He finds an immense ton'
Dinao. which arrived 'tola morning-
Kf.ii th- Mem. a. in timbr witin 10 b developed
oiiicers.
STEAMERS
:. L3 lies City,
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The C. A. Rhea Farm on Willow
Creek, i mile below lone, may now be
bought for $qo an acre, easy terms, one
third cash. Has 240 acres, mostly r ich
bottom 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.
late as November 15, froas Coancil City
as late aa November T, hoafcfct Micba
as late aa November 21, fratn Rampat
as late aa December 17, faoaa Eat le as
late as January M. and kvm iMwaoa aa
late as January 13.
Nothing bat first claw aea.il waa re
ceived from pornta b4ow Dawson, as
the mail contracts do ot provide for
the handlist of wtter than latuf aaai
via that route. U e appararrt froat the
time reqnired lor lb carrier, to make
the trip that thty niwrt have bad a very
severe time of it. Two months and two
lays were required to make the trip
from Nome to Dawsen. The eoatract
time for the carrying of the mail ia 60
dara for the trip, and it i probable that
thia time wilt be made without serious
difficulty after the wiater Weather is
settled and the trail Is In better con
ditnon.
Scurvy ia prevailing in and about
Nome! to an alarming degree. There
were but few potatoes left in the dis
trict, .and a great laek of all kinds of
fresh vegetable, was apparent. Many
of the poor prospector, who ere nn-
abie to get out ia the fall are "hiber
nating" in their cabins, and it is among
this class that the moat pronounced
app of icorvy were found.
The poor of Nome were proving a
heavy tax on the eharity of the camp.
Destitution waa general. There had
bp en no advices froaa the ouraide since
navigution closed The Winter, waa
mild, and an early break op wma looked
for. Travel over trre country was great
ly impeded by Ihe saiid weatbwr. In
many pLacea tb taadra had been too
oft lo bear op "travelers, aad commu
nication with entlytng cawpa waa cut
off.
when a road aball go in, timbar aa good
as any standing on the north coaat, and
practieally inexhanstible. Also there
are industries that would contribute to
the teenage of a road, dairying, mining
livestock and some agriculture. Thia
relatee to outgoing tonnage, which be
believed would be sufficiently heavy to
warrant baildiag the road. As to inge
iag tonnage, the couatry tapped by a
roe a" such as is proposed buys heavily
per capita, more per capita than, per
baps, any other section of the state
rjtocamen consume more provisions
than any other class, excepting miners,
who demand very much to the man in
foodstuffs.
Not more than 60 miles from Pendle
ton begins the mineral belt, where are
numerous deposits of gold, silver and
copper, waiting for transportation be'
fore being developed. It was asserted
by the railway official referred to that
it has been positively demonstrated
that many mines in the Susanville dis
trict would be paying properties so soon
aa the ere could be taken to the smelters
at a less cost for freighting than must
bow be paid. Now they must baul to
Whitney, after the long wagon haul,
paying, in addition, the rail charges.
These are too much, taken together, to
warrant operation of the Suanvilie
quartz properties, hence they remain
dormant.
It is thought that there is a strong
poaaibility that a branch line may be
sent Into the interior from Heppner, in
the event that the Heppner Coal Com
pany proves that it has a deposit of
merchantable coal fit for ess by rail
roads and manufacturers. The com
pany has, according to reliab!s reports,
nd better indications as it lias gone
deeper iato the ground. This road, if
built, wonkl exhaust the ra;lroad build
ing potsibilitiea for this section, and, so
it is tkought here, preclude the runninp
of a line from Pendleton.
aVb AS (M
of pwaV..
At th review of th. T1fettkiJge
meoi, bavy artilWry, ia Vb
AvMime armory, Brooklyn, oa taifkvt;
lat2y, a bis; ight-kih '4app4esff
coast gtut waa fired for the fir at ttaM
ia public. Brig. Oea. WsOlMe F.
aolph, chief of artillery, V. S. A wVo
ia stationed at Weshlsgrtoo, aoMrr
intended tfa, firing, aaya a War
York exchange. A targat eight feat
square was erected in tb, eeaUar of ts.
drill hall 300 feet from this -gon. Ta
guo was e leva, ted aad sBghtd,euk4 tfree
th first hK, which on thia
wws mad, of rabber, was fired by atat
presed air, instead of powder. Tlv
abU struck tb, top of tb trgC Tk
veond shell auod,d near the boitoan
of th targrt, od Wb. third wot
th mark, laading t the fe of tb
spectators, who were aeetodoo tlx, sad.
of the armory directly oppoait, Vh,
giuk. Another shot was ftrtd.aAd thia
kixae the thtll struck th, target aataoajt
it the center, eliciticg much appiaui
Th artillery men then worked th, gua
ao that it diaappr,d several timaa.
SPONGE FISHERS IS LUCK.
mm
BoTang Powder
Most healthful
leavener in
the world.
Goes farther.
senna aaiun. pomptq eo..r touk.
Daaua to too
a,aa rro(aUa
OOSrBMBt.
I Mantona, to SaatUa, Waahington. The
sheep were pa re based by the Carstene
Brothere of Seattle, lor the pnrpoae cf
canning for the Alaska trade. Toe
BfaeeO WOTS fat lh.r .n,l arm
Th armnn aohpoaa oiorj ftio ia.l f
of yrida hav, bw pualtad to taouv j fattened for the market by local farmers,
moat limit, until th, umm1 aales). 1 The sheep averaged abont 120 pounds.
amount to aooo.OOO, saya a recast ro- v..i .11 u . , . ., ,,
. ' 1 . v . -ry an the faraaara aold the wethera
port. The prod act eolla ma ksgh as
50 a pound, wiiick make, th. UiaS- at the rate of $3 75 par ewt., though
noa, most profltablt. Ther. ar, AO soma Ol them aold at about 14.50 ner
seoxxiners in the trade acd the buasatcaa i. . ... , , ,
i. the nspeof tna.ny oiti-i towaaoijag J. v run'UMmi "7
tha coast of th state. Tb, fia&artoaa ft be aaaa) firm from Jooeph Kopp, wb
hav, brought the baaineaa to high ia stated te have realised about $.0 per
state of parfection, and they are abla . .
to mk. large ca-tohes to aaaoo. The Ud' Wt in the vattey
sponge fishing is done in deep water, I about 4,000 head of laanbs and two
the bst apecimena of th, larg, bath uq-II boachaa of awa whirh ,r v,,n
spongtis being obtained from SO faet I .
b,low the surface. Tby are located ', ana wu, ProraDiy re ripppa
with a water giata aad thsn pick ad I Eaat within the next week or two. Tbla
with a Wig pole carrying on itaend a innk.tir.ll th- fi,. h f-....
blade like tie letter 8, which cuts the r
.ponge looa with a twist, and then it I tllta valley bare experimented in
ia brought to the surface, if there ia laheep feeding, but the indicat .n' s are
uck; nd ,f not, and ,t g.U away, itia ffiethod q
cjii RTrr. me men Decom, very 1
expert in the business and they will T aaeaoe 01 tbe eheep, aa we.i as a
carry it on during high wioda, loaicg bwttar ptaa to dienoee of the
very few of the sponges. L-Htl-f h. whi.h ..,-..
raiaed nearly all orer the count'y, wiii
become quite popular. The ranchers
feel now that tbev have a rea.ir matket
Asthma Cure Free!
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Asthmalene Prints Instant Relief and
Permanent Cure in all Cases.
aSKNT AUSOLi TPLV FIv'PP ON KI
VVAVT OF POSTAL,
CHAIKED
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Hit" a'.'iMl .It-rivnl fri'in It. I a KVr. Cm tit J Willi
I'ntri I an't tliroDt ai, 1 ,.!iu,rf fur t ti .h. I
H(hiriMt of ever l, .in i'tpI I aaw y ' ir aj irc.tiae
rui nt for tin- nun of tt .Ireadftil aril tn-m": tirr
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aatotiiNl m, ut. tlio trml actr.t ke a chrin. Srrd
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V want to St'inl In (rv pnifirfr a trml f r 'iv -i t
. f Aatl.mal-nr, airu lar t th- on. l" t e- jrn I r. t '- 'a. W. 'M .-n l hr
mall l Ipaitl. AIhi. IhIpIv ir"ree of t"hie. v sflVtrr wlnmi'l atMtr
for it, vi-n "n a imihI Nver rniml. flioni-'i yon fi ,iii it if. I n-v. r
lia f imr rHi't tl.iiia'mi ill rli.'V n, anra I'hr ut"!1.
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IK TAFT BUOS.' MKlMt'lNE O.. Tj I t.i l.T.th Sv. X Y. i i v s. l t
UCffl A CSS
Kick a dog and he bites you.
He bites you and you kick him.
The more you kick the more
he bites and the more he bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thia body makes thin
blood. Thia blood makes a
thin body. Each makes the
other worse. If there is going
to be a change the help must
come from outside.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
help. It breaks up such a
combination. First it sets the
stomach right Then it en
riches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes rich
blood and rich blood makes a
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UVUJ. til IIMttO U1C ; p,.lt MVt!.H f !'.., tH
other better. This isthc way ' ,,tlV TlX:f ,.,-., ,f v
Scott's Emulsion puts the thin ! tors in ti lh Ii C
body on its feet Now it can j . ,.irfi
A. Johceon, near Ntsh. baa soM
220 tone of alfalfa lay from a 320
acre meadow. TLia bar waa all
produced this eainn and waa tbe
eeoud year from planting, the en
tire tract, with the exception, hav
ing been powq last yesr. The
fitrmers in the vicinity of Ontario
and Arcadia noiTeraally report
that they have bean able thia eea
ton to make their laud clear tbem
10 per cent on ilOO per aore, aays
the correspondent of the Boiee
Statesman. This ia the standard
aimed at by the majority of farm
era. The price of land i rapidly
increasing, and places tl at were
offered last ce.aon fr f 40 per acre
are now held at 150 or f "0. Raw
land that conld have been picked
up last year f..r II."' to $20 ia now
eellicg for f 20 to 30. I'.eal estate
men hre state t!.;tt thir main dif-j
faculty in in aecurirjg land toe'l.
The r-eoiMsi .tumihI iii:rii't ciu
vention of the Kr'chtaof I'jthiag
was held at l h- 1 t!I.-s iun-.! iv.
with akuit 2 ' K :i -t:t fioni !if-
ln '-
Am Bat. act Volc-oo to aw Took.
A Harvard professor ha, diaoovwrwd
what he oocsiders the remains of an
exticct volcano at Sohuyiervilk, X.
a email country pi sea already fatnoua
in American histury.
Imml rra a a to Caka,
The Havana Pest eatknatea that
60,000 immigranU, mostly American
and 5panih farm workera. hava land
ed in Cuba in the last tare, ywara. The
number also include, about 1,000 Chines,.
CMoitr rsH.
A paper ohimn,y 40 tort high ast.
fireprooi ia one cd the euatnetttf tat
Brealau, Germany.
tvaok of a 8raen OMvoV
A. Geneva (5. T.) grocery clerk hail
inherited $1,500,000. Xo Geneva woao
an can hope now to b, admitted to Ove
best circles, says the Chicago Timee
Herald, unless she ia abl, to boaat that
be used to weie;h out sugar for her.
SHECP TfOTCS.
A trainload of sheep and fat eatt'e
were shipped recently from Bosemaw
in tba Wast, aa the buyers a ho have
bean ia thia vicinity tbe past few weeks
waord have bought 20,000 head of fat
weetbere if they ceuld bare procured
tbvm. Cattle are also in trsat demand
nd are good property to the rancher, aa
they ,an be turned off at anv time after
Cftrittmae. It ia probable that at least
30,000 head of aheep and rattle will be
fattened fst the market ra this viefafty
Wtt wiater.
Hea Brothers of Eii Timber, rec.Btly
ahtpasd aaotker bunch of sheep which
have, baea fed ea alfalfa for the past 50
days by Jaatit Vestal and Robert Xea
taayer. She sheep were of mixd tges
wethera aad ewe, and showsd an
average iacrease of 11 poands a head.
The threw-yeer-cM thowed 15 peoade
increase.
:e.
Miss Lillian Martin, Graduate of Train
ing School for Nurses, Brantford, Can.,
now of Milwaukee, Wis., Testifies that the
Hospital Doctors Rely Upon Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to Cure
Severe Cases of Woman's Ills. She . v.:
Dear Mrs. Tikkham : WhSe we are t v:'it .
chi's throughout the country to look down up- n . . t
and whi!e the doctors in the hospitals speak s! ;rT t- - '
p.it:cr.:s. I h.i-e found that they really know d;:f:-. :
v.cr.t a known physicians tj give Lydia E.PInkhuiii
Comitundto women sufferingwith the most scr . '.
ovarua troubles. falliflaT of the omb, Icuoorr'. t 1, 1
c 0 J I irs thormr ,-f I vih's t pr l i 'd
..I antl-nri'y - The V.ekljr
ir- i,n;.i...
E I y all I 'rn.'ainta
, a
of medicine.
This pactar, rcanrfrnte
the Trad, Mark of 6ctt's
f aaloaa aae ia ea the
wvappM of every hottla.
Ssad fm woe Isaaaas.
(SCOTT 4 BOWNE,
oa Fsari St. Kw York.
JOC aad It. all draggwta.
j in that o.ty.
They would as a rx!e put tbe Compurui in re-jr : ... i
and label it 'Tonic,' or ether names, but I know it . -
pound, and have seen then 11 it in prrsaipti' n !
newt oen anything t-tt happy results frsm it ue
ulceration has been relieved a-ni cured in a fe-
where your Sanatht Wash has been applied als. I if'. ' '
to you t? give proper credit for Lydia E. Pink ham V ' ' '
th. earth. the p-r?, of rxund ; I have great faith in it aad often recommend :t ' -
f'nt., O- n -e.Hirea.H -naa S Scald ,
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