Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, February 27, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe: 1 I IcpnnCI' Ci.lICttC v' ir,)' 1,1(1 lr tvnt Kter : Duritg tho last 12 ni.uiti.H U ' ()'' th;ui tUt delivered by tho mine j cas.'o have been dn'kt ted in the '' ' " .. F"V ls'.!; ulnlo the armor Uupienie court at S.ihiu. Purity: luirs.K cm hciik j Work Ii ik been resinned ou the l.t Credo copper ininoH, a few '..i-no-k .V Mich.'ll. .'!. Hr, .pi,. . Fehruarv Willi wi'i'h the latest of our whips the pwoJiiijj l'J months Hi' im U I. - . . 1 I . X . . . . . . win i'- prcu-cit'ii ias trom :i io ; were lUvkfteii. nud in t!te xmu" ..n."I . l!'r lVUt ulortt power to resitt i pt i iod preceding that. 1 hi ent.es j penettat.ou tlmu the best armor were docketed. This show aj - - carried I y our vesaela iu th war. gradual d erei.e in the number of j 1002 There ic to be considered further-' esses arpenled to the Mipreim-i " raove the proat advantage conferred court. No the time to renter: it i by the substitution of smokeless ; j.,,, tlH1KH,,u A ot1(.r j,o. t in But Ktiidi trouble. ;for the M smoke producing pow-1 the United States in wheat ship- tier. Imouts for the mouth of January. Senator Simon will eon arrive' Improved mounts, perfect bal- The Oregon uit-trc-nolis not only in P. rt',i".d to take charge of his ancing of the guns, and telescopic ( stood at the head ot the list, but pulit,. a! interests. He lias a big ' eights, will enable the gunner to she shipped nearly one-fourth if I .Ir-. Oj' . : I lull t I l A : I . i' V. I-!. Put- miles nest uf North Powder, iu tlie So.it heru part f I mou t'.illiolii: I i.ip. Il- U v. I'.olu'i ki-'.O.! . .. i . . .i . i county. i'. ut' .in .'iii'Kiii il i"i ;i iiK'iuii ..i 10 :M ;l. in. job on bis hand (iertnany Is highly plowed over the reception given to PriLce Henry in this country. The Prince's visit will bind ties of friendship that will not soon be forgolten. The Moody-Simon machine is now working under forced draught. The people are tiied of political trickery and selfishness. The ma chine cannot hold together much lengt-r. The disgusting spectacle of a rough and tumble fight in the sen ate of tne United States letween Senators Tillman and MeLaurin of South Carolina, is a disgrace to the cation. Both men should be expelled from the senate and dis graced, if such a thing could be possible. Such ruffianism should not be tolerated. keep Ins piece, except in a heavy seaway, continually upon the ob ject. The economy of weight iu mo tive por, and the even greater saviDg of weight accomplished by better methods of armor plate making, have enabled the naval S. L. Milner of Milner, one of constructor to allot a larger share Xf . ,, , , - -Mn ,.fk...i . - Montana, recently shipped . ,o00 bead to the South Omaha market. all the wheit shipped Iron. th. L'nited States last mouth, and the shipments from this city were greater thttn those of New York. Philadelphia, boston, Baltimore and Galveston combined. Enterpriiicg citizens of Baker City have subscribed 1600 to be expended in getting out a descrip tive folder advertising that city and tributary country. The O. R. i X. Co. will distribute the ad vertising matter free of charge. The railroad company will place the advertising where it will do tha most good. of tha total displacement to mo tive power, with the result that speeds have gone up from the 15 knot of the Indiana to the IS and 19 kooU of the Maine and Vir ginia classes. Today, the United States takes the fourth position in rank, being only outclassed by England, France and Russia. IONE HAPPENINGS Will Umatilla county Republi cic nominate a Simon legislative ticket or any member thereof? They should not. Will they be a pirty to tetarningJoe Simon to the United states senate for six years and plscing him in a position of power for o long a time? The Tribune believes that the senti ment of Ucastilla county is almost unanimously against Simonism. PeDileton Tribune. The second annual illustrated edition of the Shaniko Leader has been received. The Leader certainly deserves much credit for getting out such an edition. It shows re markable sDterprise. It is devoted to the interests of Wasco, Sherman and Crook counties in able and comprehensive articles. It has many half-tone illustrations and the work is something of which Shaniko people should feel proud. GROWTH OF THE SAYY OF THE I'M TED STATES. Like tie advancement and prog ress of everythiLg American which excites the woDder of the world, the American tavy is rapidly get ting ir.to the front ranks. Mod ern ccntrncticn of the nary of the United Jjtatft began only IS years ago in the building of a few cruisers. As early as 1S5S, the construction of iron clads was cortieLC-d abroad, and at the time of commencement of the United States navy, England, France aid Rus;a Lad powerful Layie. Up to 1S3 rot a single war vessel of modern type had t?n contracted by the United State, aad as late as 183C, tLU couLtrv was rated as nineteenth Ionk. Feb. 25, 1(A2. D. H. Grabill will erect a fine dwelling in lone this summer. Mrs. W. J. Blake and Mrs. John Blake and children are visiting in Idaho. Miss Lee Woolery and Mrs. Brierly are sojourning in Portland this week. A new dwelling is being erected for Frank Akers, a two story mod ern cottage. Sidewalks for several blocks on both sides of Second street will be laid right away. A large building will be erecte-d shortly by the Baptists for the purpose of church services. Billy Reed has purchased the old Frank Akers house and will improve it by putting on rustic and paint. Two large rooms will be added to the school hou-ie as soon after school closes as is possible to get the work done. Crop prospects were reported never better than at present by parties, coming to lone from all parts of Morrow county last week. New dwellings are in evidence in all parts of town. Billy Cor son is erecting a neat two story cottage on. Second street near Cherry. Horse thieves visited the vicin ity of lone recently and helped themselves to horses belonging to Mrs. Josephine Currin and Rube Sperry. and also took a watch and! a suit of clothing from the Currin residence. Trace of the thieves has been secured and constables are now in pursuit of them. J. A. Woolery will build a new The sheep comprise 3.500 Iambs and 2,000 old ewes, which he has j been feeding in the valley west of Billings for the past three months The lambs are probably the tirst to go direct from Billiugs to the market after being fed ou grain. J They have been given one half of a pound of grain per day and Mr. Milner says the result is most sat isfactory. They weigh close to 75 pouuds. Tonight the "salters" at the Pendleton Scouring Mill will be laid off and ihe scouring mill will close down in about 10 days. This is because the wool clip has run out and there will be nothing to do in the line of scouring until the spring clip begins to come in, hich will be in April says Sat-! urdaj's East Oregonian. The mill ' bat bad a longer and most success ful ruu since it started up about; the first of February last year, than ever before in its hi.-tory. It has been running steadily with a day and a night shift, for more than a year, and to count 10 hours a day's work, the mill has put in IS months running in that time, handling a total of 4.5n0.0O' pounds of wool. This is sn en.r mous run and is by fur thn most wool handled iu one season during the nine years the mill has l--n in operttion. A ! s.ii ti t s K"M'o;i' i'liu'i-ii The sM;ren will ln .! Noini i nne.l llhtil M.i'.'h liilli, ,".h Sun.l;i in I. .'lit. Sun lu Hi'dool at 10 ;i in. a hmihI. Christian I'iiurvh Suiiilay, March -. 10 . in., Snml.iy Seliool ; 11a. in., sermon, " Tlie Kee!leiii' of the lion pi lj' I! p. ni., a ii'aetuij: of the O. W. H. M.; ti:i:,. Y. P. S V K. ; 7 p. in., piaice sei vire. Wt. i-ooliu'lv invito you to attelnl nil of thesn iiiei'lirn sir.-iiers in the city ate alwayx heartily I'Vome.l. .1. Y. l'r;ifoui, Minister. COMMITTEE MEETING. There will he a meeting of the .Mor row County UepuMiiaii Central Com ir.ittee on Saturday, the rirtit day of March, at one o'clock p in , at the Cir cuit ('unit roam, in the countv court house of Morrow countv, for the pur rose of setting a date lor the holding of piimanes ant convention, and appor tionment of dele-tes. Chairtui! n. K L. KKK 1'I.ANP, Secretary', Belvedere I FINEST YYlNbS, ( e LinUOKb&ClGAKS I One hundred empty bairels for j sale. Five hundred tarrei of ex- ( I ) tra tine cider vinegar on tap. . . . fRASK ROBERTS. Prop j Rett Front Livery & reed Stables Stewart 4. Kirk, Props FIRST-CLASS: :LIVERY RIGS Kept constantly on hand and can he furnishes on short notice to parties i winning todnvn into th interior. First class : : Hacks and 5ugules CALL AKOUNI) AND SK.K I'S. VK CATKU TO TUK : : : : : C()MMKRCIAL TRAVELERS AXP CAN FIKNISJI KtiS AND DKI V KH OS SHORT NOTICK : : : Heppner. Oregon The tiAK'rru lian made rraiigeinenta to club with the Veekly Inter Ocean of Chicago. The regular 8iihcriptiorj price of the Inter Ocean it $1.00 per year and the regular price of the Uaxkttk is fl.RO. By special arrange ment, both papers will tie furnished one year for l.i0. The old, reliable Inter Ocean is too well known to need much recommendation. It will be a valuable addition to the reading matter for the winter. Besiden tfivintf all the new, it has many special features, making it one of the most desirable weeklies in the United States. This special, liberal otter is limited and will be w ithdraw n in a ehoit time. FASTLiT BOAT IN IUE I) The enbrafcnoe boat recently h i,'. ; for the Ka-sin uoveroment ii supf "'' ' '" the fastest h the world. It is ci i . . 1 Ihnt it wi.l cro the AtlBuiic nou n two nr. d orje-Lalf da. The -o;h; .if lt eilraor iiobry epe-d lies in u p- ' i linr c iDStrnclion The secret of t e mtrvoions enccsss of Uoofett-r'n St i i- acb Bitters lies in lbs seientilio coi.. ptiQli llEg ad d rxtri(?tion of the curnive properties of certain root" nhi 1 1 -r t m . It is a family medicine and cui b" rein d on in cases of belchina. fi'itnlency , eicK hchdache, d'ZZirjefH, lndiireit ino hi d dvspece'.a. Il is aiso an excellent Hpp tizr sod nerve streDfcTtbeuer, hnd a preventive of malaria, fever aol sn.' it is nne.Qftllel. Oive it a trial, and yntj will feel lis beceficial ffccts from tie i start. sr--'.' . ..;. rrrJrrrc rsiw K- l l7:viS-ese4 Ihe following iDteifstir; hi tory of a hex of Oregon apples i furnished hy Kev. J. J. W alter, who has just returned from a f..ur weeks' trip in Southern Oregon, The hex as packed by Mie- Ilfdah IV 1 1 1 1 i rn y l..r.lurr, Kt.r ill bault building this sptiDg, and bo , , . T . .' , , ' 6 . c t ,, I 1001. Into it 6he placed the fol- bunding mil be erected tois pring snd th lower part used for store and the upper rooms for lodges and other societies and for shows and amusements. It will be fitted up in elegant style and be a credit to the town. To th Ladiaa of Happnar and Vi cinity. After fars.iiarizlntf myself with the styles of fcpring Millinery at Portland, fur three weeks, learning the latest mode of trimming, I will select one of in rlT-rtiT fereeaaoDgtb dtiorji,1 ,he ttiWi Iin.B o( vpnrjjj Millinery and ing note: '"Mdfnrd, On-., r-pt. 10, 1901. This Ik. i uf appl-s W(ts packed by Miss I)-lah William-, of Central Punt, Oregon. Will the person prirehnsing this l. x please write r.ne. Ktatirg the pi j paid f'r the n aud coiidition .f the apples, aLd where purchHecd'.'"' The original letter was returnfd to Mihs William, and fhe reet-ived it on the oth of tfiis month, Mat ing that the appleM were purr'hac 1 in Dawson City, January 17, 'MrJ;s condition first class atd cot$i. The writer also enclofecd a dolUr! S. P. GARRGUES WANTS TO SIl LI. YOU A : : : : Plow or UIiOW A at afa d . &. At tf ft r:fci-fei Aafc afejtoafe Ar New Goods I Arriving Daily.. Our Spring (Jooils art) bcgimiinj: to ?P come in. 'v have iilnalv rtvi'ivnl S such goods as V 8 A full line of the latest Spring Styles, ifr See the New Shapes. fr r r GORDON HATS BLACK CAT HOSIERY for men, women ami children. There 1 . . Am .1 is no better hosiery made lor the money. They are especially strong ,V on Children's Hose. jj The greatest line of wall paper ever shown hy us. Its remarkable how W cheat) thev can be sold. fr MEN'S NECKWEAR A brand new lot iu new colorings and designs. WALL PAPER CARPETS fr An immense line of Axminsters, fr Jirussels, Ingrains, etc. they will be fr ready soon. fr fr fr fr fr SHOES! SHOES! Never did have larir. HAVE YOU SELLCTED YOIU SPUING SUIT YET? ABOUT TI'.'.E a stock of Shoe, from the 1 n : i ; t t lng;in to fr the Finc.-t 1 r. s liu.'. fr fr fr MINOR & CO.I .. ALL.. AND WIN M. LICHTENTHAL. TH: MP-TC-nATH HIOL OI'ALtR .. TER SHOES. wi MM VmII need a II V t 1 1 i 1 1 U ill the line f .""hues, euiiif in and examine our iniinen-e -.tuck. Can supply you with i.eat and well-mude loutnear at reasonable prices. :::::::: Custom Work a Specialty... HEPP1NER. OREGON : : or V z : Zf ' '4 zpzz' pz : p.: r: ' 4 zpz'z rJ'h( Eirst National Grooorv v p :: ft X Can b fouud on Main ntreet and j is the place to laiy : : : : : : CENTRAL MEAT MAR KET J. H. KINSMAN. Mtnigir. Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, Tin- ware ana i-urnisnmg ooas M atk for a lit"! j.atror.ae from the I la Ji of IfepKi'fT aal viriDity. Opn- K. Cohn, I. 70-73 or k".po.ute.7 without ratk Ehtal p'.wer. . t . . 1 !-uco countries a i uiey.vjrrec, jcif ,bout Mr:ii 'J Uracil. Chili at. I'ortugal ranked ; rti.Jn.e. atie;vd of tLa I t.iteu .-tat-B. mdc. that tiffiH lh iUj7,w for a power-; f l l 8 v y ha anftrtwj i tfc-lf with! WMixUrful t5 t. hicce the war! with .'"paii , li r dt-Tt-h pmei.t l.iia lf--n nnt, r.ot olIv in the .Mari' a CV-ht;. i, r-;uuj pur- or'!-!-'! calie j next w- k. hhd Lew steel r s k ruhr, to THE .M HVAlJXi tt let tUH CATARRH Ely's Cream Ealm U-. I lALi v A- CATARRH em hf'.' huilt or in cir' if in.'' r u' ' i jr . -ut the TH-t nupro.-:i p .t f r't.r lighting Uri., jn t-rkiug ro:k forth .' r 'o of the y---t ,t w-Il. couuty r .uc the S sr. ;-h-A clerical wr . f l'''.e the hCU - t ' f f.ghl'llg T- e ! iiran.i-.' i. r iiiplete-i or Li 'W 0Ldt-r c-ur- -f i itructiou. i . it. h- a t'! f hipe, that :e hit that fially carry uli. Id tt- eLtrLntl.u f.f the u e.!f i!i t!:" r with hpaic, .real i.hiuii'ine.l tbe-D ITiade 1 he ue liij a are --tJ cperior U iine hit-h wnu the i U ri of Sai-tiaro aii-J Mn la Uay. Juu for gun, the weajc f to lay d- bill Uj the y jung la'lj. Orer.himi. j A mn-in rneetin,; was ht-M in . Grai)l to 'lim.-uFM tte I t-tt f supjrpBiinij jiamtlin' in ti.-.t ; city. A large iiumv;r of r. j v -snlHtiv- riiea aL'l w!f:- ti v. -presett, Ld strong r -A w i-!. - TM. .-etiatota It o 99rjt of tb cal h.jLtt ga.blilff ai l 1!. favr . f et.forch.fr the law tr-r" i t-.t A rLe-tini; to ijoaJui!- can Ii hit' - V 4 V ;p Thenei fiools are uMl H'lapted to either City or Country Trade : ; : ri'.:iV I I'iii'i'v fihjftik Fine Teas 4- Good Goods.... Fair Prices. ft f ft ;: 1 1 iW'V V Laxative Brorao-juinine tu ta rB.d7 that rare rM la m mf ItJ. IIOWAKM), Heppner .V Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. Mams. Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. 1 Fivsli Ki.-l, rjTMJ Hfivel kF5 OIi I''rilii.VH CORNER MAIN AND MAY STRLETS. .'.'...'.: 4:pS4lp :: o :'4::'4: .: .p:4tzpz4,ip:4 'I i.f 'i,.ni ari I f jr J A'i--n.v '-: cMEALrV SHir COLD "i H D 1 law- va af M4v 7f-A.DE. l.tJ t fBft. O. at. Frrf a. Co. jW ...S0UIRRBL POISON... Oil" '"III Of J'oi-Oll tl-erl now will 1 liette ")oJ than a lozen rans later. -':ii!iits 'lake Not in-! Wr hari'lh-tin- L i 1 1 1 that kilis Slocum Drug Co., Mam St., Heppner Ik oiks that everylKxly knows. It in ik of the liest on iirth. Gilliam & Bisbee Have juat rweiveil one of the largest htocks f C.iin Wiipmn ever brought to Heppner. Prices ore 11:1 if. Heavy and Hhelf Ilaidware, ( Iranitew are. Tinware. Agricultural Implement, Wacona, Harka, Ktc, Taint and Oil (the Ihh( id the world ). Crrckery and (ilaHware. IW