Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, February 13, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textnnncr Gazette 1 1 . "4 W..'l.,t;l,. W'.'iriiock Ac MiluIl. ' . i ftt He.pneT Onr-ffon, m ; - : j Tut !;si t, February 13, l'Ahi ( Cour,t C'lii-iuodiorer Mack, of i I.rtUi..l. llievea in advertising.! He 1h nied th Oreeonju for 1 Addi- u Kidd. the negro train wrivker if row serving a life en tenee at the Oregm ;veuitentiary. Juat why a a:ie man would delib erately jilape obf t ruction1 on a railroad trsi k to cause & tra.a wreck withrnt anything to be gained whatever is. a tuysterv. KidJ is ouly getting what he de ferred, tha fall limit of the law. It has been recommended fry the republican itate committee that the rary election be held on . March L'Jd. Tfcis f mphafizes the necessity of registf-riDg At this time only a small per cent of the voters of Morrow county have reg istered. Voters who intend to Tote must regietur. A few minutes time now taken to register will are a whola lot of trouble later on It certainly looks bad for Mr. Moody when his borne paper, The Dalles Chronicle, the leading pa pier of Wasco county, will not sup port him, in fact is absolutely op posed to him. The voice of the people of Eastarn Oregon is heard in the press. The political ma chine wants Moody. The people want Williamson. In a nutshell, this is the congressional situation. The new tax law deals openly, fairly and in a businesslike way with taxpayers. The rebat of 3 per cent allowed for the payment of the amount of each indmdual tax withiu 30 days "from the date of the opening ot the tax roll is an ordinary business procedure, which should make the sheriff's office a buy rlace between now ar i the l 'th of March. Let tax payer do their part to simplify the tax eyetem under which they bare so long chafed by making prompt : paj ment, taking care to file their receipts away carefully, thus reducing taxes to their lowest terms, and making lighter a bur den which canDot by any possi bility 1-e fast off. Oregonian. At the present tima the outlook for Morrow county is very favor able. There will be a large wool clip of excellent quality. E&atern and foreign wool markets now present encouraging prospeetn. With the a-surance of a big clip and a favorable oat look for good price, aheap men are in good spirits. Wnile the "market for taction sheep is a little off, not be ing ax good as it was last year, etill this cuts but very little figure hk the wool industry is the main feature. The wheat acreage in Morrow county tLia season is the largest in the history of the county, and a gr-&t portion of it is sum tnerfallowed land. Reporte from the wheat districts indicate good prospect. The rain of last fall gave wheat a start and it has made considerable growth during the winter. With a large wool clip. and a good wheat crop. Morrow county will b piofperotu. -v COST OF Til bOEh WAR. The British War Officehi pub lished a summary l the lcn8 of the army from the beginning of the war in South Africa until the .Mt;f laft month. Ueatha and ffe-rmaLert difabi!itis iave taken 'Sj .'' '' men outrf the CgttiEj! Ibnai-toalcanaliti-e of tnej war ar, L"wev-r. much greater, j Iiidu iiLg tLe t-urivirjg w ound-d th- iiivall i-l. the total caa- ' ualti'-ii aLK'iir.t t -VjJ'f officers aa l TIM men. I hn J. .';'. o" ice re ! iwu have either wo r-etrrl I i duty r arp sl a fair way tu re-j in their cotu aiatid. '1 li-re ere. ; '. i' 1 e-t,t UcL to r.ujriaij'l ae in- f , . -a i.f til" e! It, tl.e leit IJi- .ritv .if mliiTii ht r.Tr-l I i.-o returi ei t i tbwrjri-' luelit , I'. it tLe lrillVUell Ue of lb Urm.1. f..nv .lariLg th- W ( 4l tl ryu I .tiuiat of U. ( . . l 1 r l tV. . l; r ,,j.ut U. wra .orj.! to; (m rttUi f i-utttnff into the f J I ... . 1 1 .... Tin: lie i0"'1 too for oi: made at ! !tu ix'iriDuni f tli? year l'AU j j placed the number of Hirs lh?n " '' I in the lu'Kl at about 1,00 or 20.-i Miiny new eideaalks atv to b. i0' K fii that was pos.ibly ani,H lail1 iu Iollf' ; nml(T.'tit'.mti if we asfume that J. A. Woolei y ivturaed Kiid.iv tb I'.i it ih returns of RiH?r losto from a businexs trio to IVitiaiui through the j oar are correct. In j those returns. 1.32 burgher are J said to have been w ithdrawn from i th hyiic of conflict. Of these! killed, l"2t4 wounded, Ukea priM.uera aud ZtoO ur- rendered. If the estimates of a year ago were correct. thene fig. ures would leave only from 700 to 1700 Boers still in the field, which is manifestly below the actual number, . according to British re ports there are. man) coiumaudoe till operating at varioua points iD I. . i" l iK i: i i ' ony ana t ape Colony, Home of which contain frotu 1(KX to 1500 uieu, The wa. is costing the British now about 122,500,000 per month. During a part of the time the coat amounted to 1,000,000 per day l lie toul cost' up , to the present urns aggregate aoout (X. The expenditures last year reached the sum of $464,500,000 amf the" estimated cost this year is placed by the War Secretary at m. 250,000. SHEEP NOTES. The wolves and coyotes have be come such a nuisance in Arizona that the sheep meu and cattle men have organized and are preparing for a wolf and coyote round-up. The dogs which will take part in this round up are cross-bred grey aod stag hounds. J. A Rankin of LaSalle, Colo., sold Isst week on the Omaha mark et a bunch of Colorado- Mexican lambs, 145 bead averaging 72 pounda at $6. Mr. Rankin alao sent in a lead of Colorado ewes that were good enough to bring f 4. Xear Great Falls, in Montana, large prairie fires have been rag ing, which have endangered the sheep greatly. In the Sweet Grass j Hills much hay has been spoiled and thn sheep men have found it necessary to move their sheep to another range. The Colorado lamb feeders feel jubilant over the ideal winter they are having for feeding. They claim that their lambs never looked better at this time of the year The feeders lost so much money last year that they were more par ticular in picking their lambs this year and as a result the lambs that will be marketed this spring will be of a better class than have been marketed for several years. Another big land sale has been made by tha laud department of the Northern Pacific to McGregor Eros., the sheep kings of Whit man CDuntVj Washington. The land which is 241,000 acres of graz ing lands in the extreme western part of the county, is unfit for ag ricultural purposes, but furnishes good pasture for aheep and cattle. Tha price paid baa not been made public, but is reported tobe about about $1 per acre. To tha Ladias of Happnar and Vi cinity. After faai.'iariziox iB.'eeif nitti the tylea of .spring Millitiery at Portland, for threa weeks, learning the laUst m ode of tiaifniatr, I t-!ect ooe of the Coett lin of spring Miliinery dJ ak for a libera) patronage from the ladies of Hepp'ir and vk-ioit?. Opeo injj daj aboot March 1' ). L. E. C'ohn, reei'ietce. 70-73 . Laxative Brorao-Quinine T" innlj that tmnm I4 im m Stockholders' Meeting. ' , . . , I h e,,pr .r M tl;ri oa.i.an, ) ,,,1 i teli oa V . 'UA r-t.rnry,l ltrj, at '1 p. m , t tt.? o'K of . . kwifi - i - J m Hej -i-r, . f or t, yn,v, of I ehr in d.re'-tora ar.d eo' h other h-ji r,ee a ir. appea ls I!. "IAITK, T. "'V. AMI -. 1're.idelit. e.relary. IleU f.r r., Jar.ua' , I w.'. th r. CI AI0 1.MI Ht.AI.INO tl l:c (UK CATARRH m Ely's Crtam Balm ZtJTJ??. j ..V ft" . tm t w mm. 'T? COLD HEAD itnMdIaiarfkM. lr, . Mod JU i!r --f lr- er'. .u'J T 1 I It ' I I rI. naa.inor.rn. 1 ' fi!r,nnjrjt l .r--l en.vom.r. Ut V V j 'III T"mn f'1". l.t "i. i If S w I 'III F.rrr fania. rj ' I fcf ilia M''f f-rrj " l'l f I 1 I w III! mnmn Ihin ftr.r,t.fr J& ji 1 IAJ II ViJiJi'.usiiTrVffl ! IONE HAPPENINGS The city council purchased of K. G. Sparry the block near th school housrt to make a city pat k and for the purpose of celebra tions, games and p,,f'"'d city uses in the future Th have rt oo ' j place now centrally located, and boutiht it at a bargain. It was wise thing to do. The revival meeting held fiere duriii the last three weeks closed last Sunday veutng. The Beck family went from here to Arling ton to assist in a series of meet ings to be held thera. Much in terest was manifested here in the meetings and much good done by tbem. Everybody has a good opinion of the Beck family, and were sorry to see them leave Iono. A mass meetiog was held here yesterday for the purpose of con sidering the advisability of build ing a court house as contemplated by the county court. It was large ly attended and unanimously op posed to the building being erect d at this time. It would seem that if the couuty court has the leat regard for the feelings of the large majority of the taxpayers of the whole county that they would listen to the voices sent in from all the precincts and retrain from tak iog arbitrary action until the tax payers say to build the court house. Does the couuty court represent the people, or does it misrepresent them? C. V. MoComas, of ln.Leton. am! W. K. Kuisell of Moscow, IJaho, hitl prominent wheat buyers, have tieer. spending a few days In PorthinJ, f;,v the Orejtonian. Mr. McC'om.is report" Umatilla couo'y more th )ron-l !: cleaned out of wheat than it has Ler at a similar period fer many var estimates the stocks still on hand .n t tie county at not to exceed 4t,liO hr.-l.t-'s. or about 10 per cent of the crop. The amount still held in the county w.ll !. inaurfieient to meet the demand" of the mills until another crop i avaiiaMe The pereentatre still unsold in V.,!'a Walla county is greater tlnu in t ma tilii county, and some of the w:..-.u hel i tiiere will he needed t j nef t tl e mi! injS demand in I'nutMla e- ' Mr. K-vell reports a similar cut.'.' of ;itYi-Mn Latah county, Idaho, ;.i 1 es'irna't-s the amount ftill on h.n. ! n the cuntv ut fraa 1CJ0 to !.".' -t hu-ht!, an amount so trua'l ,n n par bull to the crop harvested that : aim : a perfect dean up of the cn, li: - t . FA.IE.ST EOAT IN II1E vVOKLD The sabm rine hoat recently huilt foi the KoMi'iD goTeroaienl u upioeeJ to be Ibe faeitst id the world. It is claimed Ibat it will cron the Atiautic. ocea . id IWO tiDil ooe-hhlf da. The Beere! e,f Its exlraor liuary eperd i-a in Its pecu liar co ie t ruction Ti e eoret of the mtrTelnoq success of FI tett r' Ktnm aeb bitters liee in tiie ecieuti&o con. (Xiud ling and titration of ibe cd'hut properties of certain r 'ot nu t IitU. It is a family medicine nrnl cho be r-l i- : on in cases of belching. tialnleLC , irk headache, d !!zioe-, iDdi,reIi'io mi i tfMpi!s. 1 1 is a so ao eicellent apoe tizer aoJ oer sire; rheui-r, nud ft preventive of bohUm, fevr and rgne i' is oneiialle I. (live it tnal, and yon wi'l feel Ms betetioial tf-eta frnm the tart. A benevolent look.i.tr niau br.arded downtown eieMor filrearly n ri. pied by three laiiei '.pv ard bour.d. With a i"ibduerj ( he.terflelrlian air i resptf 'ill y dor?l hi hat am! he,.! it in h. hand inul he rvache'l h a destination. "What a ehsrmir.r man! Hurh iov.--Ij maanera:" yvshixl the ladles .11 ttx jrua. A few miri'itea later xh ber.v,l. r t lo,'inir man of th lovely m.ii T.ti'-re-ai-h.d hia oftV-e. J'i'chinit h.s hat '.n the I J,. k of h. rnefiee,it h'-.'Kl . j.r:i v. , ir.? h,iii.e.f ip.wn iij true n.aii don at his 'ek. puf a laf an artia' i II rr.a'ii!:r-e fsr ' sionaily x pe.-tira 1 1 1, tr in th nt a rusp .lor. lie (rr-ef ) .is :y aJ . pip. 1 for-ten ho 1 ;i clv : ri.iiir? pi,- r i,, j' iilnr.y ii.'j .Irli.if why thoh jepa! papers ar n't f:rii.l.ed. Iaihj man. Oh, yei, very. --Han frar.i in .0 Wave. Tl e Af.-r i.y. ,i, ; ., f. at the f'j., ., .T i t . ii. r " ,, , Bour,r i;-!,,,i by our;.,:." U H. r, i. ; aiiJ . l. I The 'i.l Ml arid '.Ve k V !. ,r, . it.- vear fvr J'' 2i. : I 1 IBfl; : crM.uc.Kcn.... I DR. METZLER. I 1 - ;m! .har. :- Lev. V. K. I'ot- DUNTIMT Z 'A 1 In- w? llU'Atll) IIVKK I'tlKlOKKUK. dBA .1 .1 : ...1 .1 I . I - . t. I - .1 I .. ! i .(mom I (nirt'i. u'. i .tuiri itii. i ! i eh Sun. 1 iv in ea-li n.ontli at imhanci a r ukak ok iii'iuusu. i i ii a. in. . AU Swords i Kistner, Ucv. 11. I.. rVvntol went ! Lone i;,k !, I.. , it, ivuu! serv.ees. N .' I".s7 ( 7 .1.V.S' .l.V' SVRGh'.OSS. Si'Hii' s Ui I lt- I I'M til tin' M. . I . , ... ... b Olliie luiiirH when not profesHionally elnnch i - this e-ly iinday, Feb. 1t. ' alHint. D ,iice: (ippoHite Fimt National Hank. tAk , . , c... I... I TV . , : p 4 fHi, in,ti. llie I'hi ir-ti.in Voeati'jn, 1'2 t,i. 'ysf i t oiijinuii'on. t:i V- 10. , . i . c'. r.. hf on unnnT I on j 7,, m .,i ..s;... n ,.n, Ue , xt,n,l , S IVOU I IUIIU LI VOI IJ AS -v-rr" Feed Stables S I Stops the Cough Stewart 4 Kirk, Propa S I ....L, ,.f i 1 1 din Lax.itiM' lironi.: ' :;:une Tablet cuih a 5 FIRST-CLASS ( K-oU in ,-neil.iv No I'm,., no Lay. LIVERY RIGS - Kept eoimtantly on haoil S S ami t an he fiirnidlies on J VS"S,NV'''NV'WY short notice to parti ) Jtl S r-1 wishing to drive into the S I M2' "HJ4 . ? I interior. Firat class : S X ndUK5 dim Duyyio ( L ! 0 U 0 R S CI G A K S I " is Tt Tin: v A r -t'.v -iH for S C()MMEKCIAL trs 1'nHM-i.h-r vineu on tap. ... ( ( T"1 rL,T PDC ) w? ( n v ANl, rAN KFRNISH ? ? ( Kills AND 1'KIVKK ON 7 th S FRANK ROBERTS. Prop ? s,,OKT N,)TkK : S -jj Hennner. - Orennn t GEO. F. WELCH. ATTon.WY- AT . LAW. Off I H kits r i V.'est sHe I'pper Main Street. ORKi Dr. E. E. Wilson, ot'ice on I'pper Main ntipet. The IL'ppuer 1 1 . i . i i k and an Fran cn Fxariiin-r, one year for L'", CIGARS, CANDIES, MJTS. AND TOBACCOS S. P. GARR1GUES WANTS YOU A Wagon, GeVdiiiTijO; 01- HARROW i 5 AIEKICA'S BEST REPUBLICAN PAPHtl .(mi HBBMBMHBaaMBBaBiiMBaMiaaaMBB Editorially Fearless. Consistently Republican Always. V ! Imm a:l i-iriM nl tlin t-tofi AtiwerM to (jiuri-s on i-w I: ,ik-", iiijfl on I ,iti i ( iitni, i h ini-mli-r 1 It.- II i,i N i 'ii- only W --t. in in-nwifi r x-fciviiic tb' ,ofnbiini tele. " 'I'd ! ,t,.i .-;iMe -i ?iMtt-r 'if le.th tb' Ne York Hun and Vtfc Vi.rnl re-j i ctivi It , be-jilfs I:iily r-KirtM from over .'' r-r j, ,.! -irri -fw.nili'fit" tbrotif'lii.iit tb ouiitr3'. No Jn-n ';m ! ii i mm- fnl'v wliv it ie tli" l"-t on earth. ONI; )().LAi I-iu" pup'-rri, Ir i t i ( c i .1- i m 1 The (Ia.kitk lias made irranuemeiita to cltih wiih the Weekly Inter Ocean of I'hicao. The regular subscription price of the Inter Ocean is $1.00 per year and the regular price of the (ivKriK is $1.50. iiy special arrange ment, both papers will be furnished one year for $1 tut. The old, reliable I nter Ocean is too well known to need miii h recommendation. It will be a valuable addition to the reading matter for the winter. Besides ifivinx all the news, it has many special features, makinir it one of the most desirable weeklies in the L'nited States. This pecia', liberal offer is limited and will be w uhdrawn in a shoit lime. TO : : SHLL wi,rll f 1 1 writt-r). oru'inal m1 hiiI je t-. A rti'nn on Ht-altli, Work About The Farm and of tbf Ar.Hrriat'l fn-t-H mid VVAl YKAK- full of tK-w from fvr w lier matter. MBft'ttiMfWtm -ft tmmM it M Hlairnn niVr. i Am 44kdk4ib&6& f ; f . jfe & tf t!-V3----V -V. Vi- )-V - f -V ' V .M-KM j. J1A wi .A iHere Goes! And wo have Price Sale on Tallored-to-measure s z I Some suits One Dollar less than for- j nierly; some Two Dollars less; some Three, Four, Nine yes JS 10.00 Less.... 4 4 We have just 4. i.....,i iVUVill llllll.II marvelous reduction m a 4b .J f Tt JUI ICU UI1U IUIIR'MR , on the same liberal ha:-is : 39 different styles of goods to ?11 at K it ii .i it 20 " " 17 " " Every Suit Positively (iuarantccd by the ROYAL TAIL0WS and t flfl IMA Pa 4$ 4$ 4 .. ALL.. AND WIN ..VI. ll'l till' 1 j x a. i i i i Cun SHOES. HEPPINER. CENTRAL MEAT MARK IT J. H. KINSMAN. M.n.g.r. Beef, Pork. Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. C0RMER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. JTIIIC 1JAIX WAGOX la one that everytiody Iiiiowh. It in oue of tin vfi on artl Gilliam d Bisbee If r juet rereirpil on of t 1j largt HtocliM of I'.ain Wilson i-ver brought to llpppuer. Prices are IVi&rlil. lfAfj and Hhftlf II aid warp, (IranitAwarp, Tinware, Aprirtiltnral ImplrMDPnta, w agona, Macks, bAc, 1'ainta and Oila (tlii tl in tha world). Crockery and Cilanewarn. TW in.ninnitt'il a Krt':lt ( ut" fine Garments Five, Six, Seven, Kiplit, tj liail instnietiuns from the cy .,.1., nw.wt (1 illlVl.-llI. ll.- "I l i""'"' II ft their supern line oi i in- v U'....l , '.. ..ff.. ll,...,i 1 M)lfll.. II V Ulin iium $ 14 16 20 24 . r A LICHTENTHAL. THF '-P-TO-nTr SHOt DtALLP . ... i . i lien vmi lit fi ;m lliiii' in IM' if Hli II' , C . i ill ; I,' I 1 1 1 uiir iiuiii'-n-i' vtnc suj.jily vmi with ir.it ;mi woll-iiuiiL' I'ui.tw .tu at n-.iM i ,, irict'S. :::::::: Custom Work a Specialty... OREGON J Mams, Lard and Pacon of the Best Quality. Ucci'ivci I on Friihivs