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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1902)
n "'"-t 'h ni- T 1 lf'!nt:r Gazette W.'l !i 'i Msreh n, l'A2 in V;i!co i'Oii;it. I " L? 1 v-1 the i-ir-ounict.iui'cf I do ui't coo how any ottu-r construction c;ui he put up on tlie r.sult. Senator Willifttu son is ril.t. With nil of .Moody's political uiachiuc. the eiulorse tuent in hie own county w!i! r.ikhty weak. How wouhl Moodv make i l'-',r'l it in Williamson's county. local neks nous. i i I I a T, K - oCAI TRADE WITH JAFAS. Mrs !..n-y of HlHi'klioido in 1 1 ! ; . r t VOU SA1.K o tine veciileiwe ln.iiiieof A. Alra!i:imsirk. MiMt Pauline Hon.) oi The IUiVj- ii. poMtion with Mrs. l.-tr Milliner. M:s Koxv lIrtyijM, .iit'icliti-r ! J .on Have. ho La I '- n iiv si.'K is ! pro u. .t. I"- A Wine of Portlnn.1 ho I . -. 11.-. J 1... )..-. lr..'llTl : p.-oul Snie'tv. Uvau, ho . ile Great Priuin i. negoti.t- ,K,fll, ,1,1 ... I fMi'v'"". i.H.H. rtiMnKl.l.'m;. ,-vw ! in lr'S 7th .P" V-: HVa,,s,Uv ,0 .uen.. the .0,, A.,- re. ; " w" r. "l v "" """..Ire Keanev. Corea, the I'uited Sutea continues 1 to increase iU share of the Japan ,1., t . 1. . m c?c iiwir. A rtn'Hiii in in Lrriii til o lr. W;e. h,i Ueeu epel!eil lor , , 4 i of J. H. Ntiiinamaker. ' the bureau of statistics shows that ! laviDp the t nterpris to pvt out 01 j . , T llr. Kste returned from Portland the old rat. lu ki-eping tep with j iv. m.n : or '.r.L-rerip. tue cvieiy W ' 1 1 e I '.II lioiir I '; : l'l VliVf oil ' 1' ;l. IU. AM Stiinls M't vires will Mai. h Itltli. ,M 1l.1V si-liool li' 1 1 ii- . v. 1: is- r.t' , 1 .n ti. r i.-!i. 1 :iy m e:n h r .0 i!M-npa! I'l'io 'li l'lie 1 il Ix'onl in iii'.l until mhuI.iv m 1 cut. Sun 1 in. as umuiI. Red Front LlveruS rGGQ MaDies Stewart A. Kirk, Props r-msT.CLAss LIVERY RIGS nr-n. I'r. !. et.t in h.s r r ijrnHtion. l r,t the Sviey has re ixtmfxi ,i ceet.t the rei-ici.ation wnl J. II. Wileox tiammatorv ilieuinHtiin 1 i i e uj 1 " j Lax eip'!!el Mm from memrter nhip. Is it aoprofesiioBl to tell the truth lout any busioeM? Dr. Wise like ) other meuibei of the profession is out for what be cad 01 tile in performing the duties of his iK-cupation, which is perfectly proper. The action of the Society will increase lh-. Wife's business. The ort'HDiiitiou has signed its own death warrant It is tUted that the Chinese ex clusion bill which will be before coDpress in a short time, stands a good show of being passed and be coming a law. The friends of tb bill, which of course come princi pally from the West, are working very hard for its passage, and the Western people are very much interested. It is a tact that the Chinese Minister has been allowed more privileges in exertiLg his in fluence against the measure, than evt-r tried by any foreign repre sentative, in matters of national legislation. The bill in itself is plain and will furnish no compromise- Its purpose is to exclude a race of people whose presence in this country would be detri mental to the interests of Ameri can labor. It is not strange that Minister Wq is vigorously oppos icg the bill. In the Government report of the wool clip of l'Ml we find Oregon in the secoud class of. states pro ducing the heaviest average of flVec. In the first class there are only four states New Hamp shire, Vermont, California and Texas. Io these states the aver age weight of fierce was eight pounds or over. In the second class are ten states, tiz: Massa chusetts, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Wyoming, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Washington and Oregon, the av erage being seven pounds. The statistics given show that the East no longer holds the great sheep state. New Yurk fulling into the third class in the ah-ove rating, and Ohio and Pennsylvania into the fourth. Of the dozen leading states according to averages, the East holds but three. Ex. the foreign commerce of Japan, which amounted to less than t0, OuO.000 yen in 1S78, has grown to over 500,000,000 yen iu 1900. Iu the year 1881 Japanese imports from the United States formed less than 6 per cent of that country's imports; in 1900 they formed 22 percent During the same priod the share of Great Britain's im ports fell from 52 to '25 per cent. The trade of the United States with Japan has increased remark ably, one reason being that this country is Japan's best customer. Of the total exports from Japan, amounting to 198.000.000 yen in 1900, 5'2,5(6,0O0 yen worth came to the United States, and of this more than half consisted of silk. The imports of Japan from the United States have grown with even greater rapidity than her ex ports to this country. While the imports are likely to increase with clos business relations and cheap er shipping facilities, our sales will grow even more rapidly. We buy only a few Japanese staples. We can sell hundreds of manufactured products as soon as they have once been introduced aud the Japanese have become accustomed to them. The balance of trade will be de cidedly in our favor. Ex. Christian C'.uu-li - Sun. lav, Man-I '.!. lil . in., !in.lav Si'luvn) ; It a in., j s.'tinon, "Tie S.Mttei Pil 1 Vsi'iplrs ;" 'li l.'i p. in., V. 1". S. C. K. ; 7 p. in., j is verv su'k uli in- ,u'iei inecMii.'. iwrnri" meiMiiin hm ; at the hn'iu' I sin.ly of Smiiiay Si hoi I lesson on Mt unlay eveninu. Will he k.''"1' to nux't j von at anv 1 r all of these nift'i ins. . V. Crawforil, M mister. Kept constantly 011 haml ami ran l furnishes on short notice to partis wishini; to iIiith into 1 1 1 o interior, l'irst class : : IONC HAPPENINGS. IONE, March 5. 1902. J. P. Rhea went to Portland on business Monday morning. It is rumored that we are to : have a new doctor in the future. Miss Lee Woolery hns returned from her recent trip to Portland. Coiistables returned from Grant county without the horsethievrs in custody. The lone drug store was again entered by sneak thieves last Sun day night and several ai tides stclen. K. G. Sperry last w eek sold to Milton R. Morgan forty acres of laud a mile below lone for $00 per acre. lone real estate is on the advance, Blake Brothers, the enterprising butchers of this place, we are re liably informed have purchased the Benj. Matthews shop in Hepp ner and will henceforth conduct two fcbops. Baseball enthusiasts are talking of organizing a baseball associa tion here this week for the pur pose of putting a good team in the field here during the spring. Let th sport live as this is the American game. Tk. rt'tor1! o of th Weekly Or- BaildiLg! ronton clvw a brod treatment to wlda EUlTOhlAL XOTES. Republican primaries Wednes day March 12. Republican county convention at Ileppner, Saturday, March 15. The many new buildings going uo is a constant reminder tht Heppner is growing, La been going on all winter. The nui-itness of affairs politic al in Eastern Oregon just dow is Botic-abl. Even the candidate are kp'Lg in the back ground. ''2 t-urts off with every indi-catir-n of bicg a prosperous year. There never w as a better pr .i-pect fir and winter wfcfat i loo-j rj.jU,.n wminim Uii'-n. It will ,e a , 1 voii jrl l t.ori to tl rrahf matter 1Lf- ' ' 1 - j f.,r tro- "inter B-i'l :vinir all the li,sj- ;n the Susquehanna, . n. it ha- nony sn.l Mu--, 1 rr.akir.it it .!. of Ui niot desirable llui- -u s.n 1 I-laware rivers Lav' mk, in t't.i'-l t. Tm 1i-i'. li'ii-ri, oiler is liriiile'l and io be iti, 5'an :n a Hiort t.a.e. The t'lAZeTtn baa made trrarjitetiientii to iuh with the W'clty Inter Ocean of Chicago. The regular subscription pr.ct of the Inter Ocean i- $1.00 per year ami the regular price of the Gaiette is tl -50. By special arrante meot, both papers wiM re farnisbel OLe year for 1 i0. The o!!, reliable later Ocean is too melt knon to need hi. V..'- gr.-rtt 'it!i.a& to property. Lh 1.. will run into ti.e( ... 1 'i.e attendant 8'iilericg Lhvp tV 1!. 1 n !:.:: y I T t .;p 1 !.e will be gr-At. (. d-tnonMrati'' ns -t. j:'-ater toar 1 or ti.an to Prince 1 f-lin ' f Gt rcturnel with in- by tl -- le of th- Umtl Tfci aifiaturt : cin Trrr r.t th faulo Laxative BrorarQuininc r:.-t to arrrvt wt'B tr. t;erb.c Tuesday eieninu wher die had bet 11 purchasing eprin millinery. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKnight of Little Butter Creek, were in the city Wednes day evening the guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred Vancck. Geo. Perry ho recently wt tit t j ?t Vincent's hospital at Portland, fn treatment is now much better. The news was received in this city by tele phone .Mr. Terry was suffering with an abscess on the hinjjs and was oper ated on by surgeons at the hospital. Mr. Perry is now gradually nai nin strength and tbe physicians entertain strong hopes of his recovery. BORN CAKK In this city, February :'l, W2, to Mr. and Mia. J. K. Carr, a ''-pound daughter, STRAIT March 1, Uv, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strait of Little Butter Creet, a 10-pound boy. VAN WINKLE In this city, March 5, lffO'J, to Mr. and M-s. Cha9 Van Winkle, a 10-pound hov. The bill introduced by Tongue, of Oregon, in congress on Decem ber 10, 1901, the purport of w hich w as to set aside Crater Lake aud vicinity as a national park, has been considered by tbe committae on public lands and reported upon favorably. 1 1 1 MAK1RS or I FINE CANDIES J U - -r M. D. Wood & Co J ) Belvedere FINEST WINES, LKJUOKb &C1GAKS One butiilred empty barrels for sale. Five h'.indr. d Parrels of ex- y ? tr.i tine cuier vinegar on 'ap. . . . S FRANK ROBERTS. Prop Hacks and Bundles l COMMKHCIAL TRAVELERS i AXI'i CAN FCKNISII S KIGS AND I K E VKK ON 7 SHOUT NOTICE : ( (WI.L AUOIND AND SKK I S. WE CATER TO THE The New Bakery At oM City Bakery stand, May Strict Finest Bread, Choicest Cake Only the most wholesome ingredients used in baking HOT ROLLS EVERY DAY Potted Meats every Satur day per order. : : : : F'resh bread every day at Hart A Blake's, delivered any place In town. The Ga.kttic ami Weekly Orenonian one year for fJ 'Jo. MAKING MONET IN PUIsCN. A mmarkable rumple of cu. lig L'. bevu uuerthed iu oue of nor lirtf pij odu. A oocTiot bad perfecte I h die ' wan makibg lUTr do.Ura. and ..iir;h i ttDi thm through ncci.mni'e-s . n tin ont6id--. Naturally the ffiewls we . very mnch urprifd at the .i.r-r in: but no Wire ) t'ln the p."- v- nit- eeiTe- i oontjforffit nrt.ct" in piee the tfrtiiii! e. Il h ttie'"'"r v : i:ir ant wiien y 'i k f r H isi-tter' S ch li;!t-t to se that iLeir ';r. 'I Ststr. ovrr tbe ucck ' nijhr.ik" ., 1 vaiiiH funr hahh. For rlf'y ;! Bitier ba- bteu tveun .-i as tb" b"ftl I. maRer iu fiistp. cc, ti i if are nutffrer from mditei-tioii, dvt sin, c iuptiptioD, tiitalrcy or n-rv nei-" 't i benoe yon bave Lt-ver t tl. Try ll bl ocee. 1 t CALL FOR A REITBlICiX cocxty convention and Tim for Holding Primaries. The Morrow County Keptibhcan 1 ou vention is hereby called to ineet at tl t Court llouce, Heppner, Oregon, a' IU in a. m., on Saturday, Marcd l 'i-. fni the purpose of placing in notiiiriatinii candidates fur county 1 tlii ers and to elect 6 'teiegates to repreisnt Marrow County at the Republican "-tatn and ConKieHional Conventions to be held in Portland, April 1ft and I'd, I'cC. The primaries of llorro' County will b held at L' o'clock p. in , V-dne l.ir, March l.'tb. Tlie apporti' r.rnent of delegates to the county convention will be based on the vote for Cor Kreeeman M A. M jody. at lait elect on, one delea e at !art-e for each precinct and one for every 1 " voters or fraction ovr orit tiaif. The place for holding the primaries in North lone ahull he at M. S. Wauen'i office; in South lone at Waiker'n 1 1 a i ; in Ma'teon at Gilliam A Riahee's hru-'e, corner of May and ' base stici-u, Heppner, Oregon, and in the other p e cincta at the unual voting pl . Precincts and delegatea will e an fol low 1 . S. P. GARRSGUES WANTS TO SliLL VOU A : : : : : : Wagon, Gang; 0 :: p The First National broeerj ! Il x. ri, 1 . .!.; the 1 ' h. j I S : ic t nr.' ULreg'er-l : ut.ty. A grt-at' to vote on a' - 1 1 , Aft-r ... t: Ii th. S- J-"J-!e will pTob- y I thr IvV"1 o k-r aV.'jt' tt.l!. aj" ti.n p.l;tic'.ly. j ASK Druggist lor IO CENT TRIAL SIZE. Elj'j CreaaB a!ra CATARRH .f ir e r.H!tr Suavjr i H . 1. .la. a m aid 1 r v'm fir,rnr Wn.iut- aai.1 "1 t)CMderthal Uf eii..- i.a'c a g . s'..'lij. 4. tmiil'i m ... fif i, t V fc-rt iit run H-akil.t WW FEVER I I i t Heppner .......... .71 Mt. Ysruon . j Gentry -4 1 South lone . ! North I'jn 'J j Dry Fork .... '' ; i 'tiry . ' l.f 1 r.jt'jn ' I..-r,a Matt. -non 7 Cecil - o K.rfi.t Mi ; V I'.ne ( i-y - ' . a . Alpine ... Total .; It. 1. Hi w., K. L. iti.Ki am. rf'ary. j f Knolen and solrn A I hhereber good crops I I angrolpn, j jj j Sold crerjrwhere. I J I lyo sinnual fkl E. J "V X o. rummr . co. X y I Dvtrott. j I Can be found on Main Htreet and is the plaoe to buy : : : : : ' : Groceries, Provisions, Glassware,Tin- ware and Furnishing Goods These fioods are well adapted to either City or Country Ttade : : : I. r I r 1 Staple vV Fanc-v Gnjceries. Fine Teas 4 Colfees ? Good Goods.... Fair Prices. i r ' ft Kf. IIOWAKI), Heppner r i ..The City Bakery.. CiJibtrce A Morrison, Frops BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Oi!-r.- flicil-d for l;iin ;ml fjiucy linking Confectionery, Cigars, Soda Water. ICl. r;KiIA.M IN hKAriOX tfL& A A 4 A k tC lv w .'w A & A,S if New Goods Arriving Daily Our Sprinj: (Jooils arc lu-jjinnitij: l' y t'uino in. W'f liavt- ali';iiy i t'c'i td h siicli goods ns J I8, A full lino of the latest Sju-inj,' Styles. Jfr Soe tho New Shapes. aV for men, women ami children, mere is no better hosiery made for tho V money. They are especially strong ,W on Children's Hose. i MEN'S NECK WEAK GORDON HATS BLACK CAT HOSIERY A brand new lot in new colorings and designs. WALL PAPEK Tho greatest line of wall paper ever shown by us. Its reiuarkalile liow cheap they can be sold. CARPETS An immense line of Axminsters, Jirussels, Ingrains, etc. they will be readv soon. Never did havo so largo a stock of hocs, t'l'oin the hoavie.-t Uiouan to the Finest ln-.-s Hn-o. ifr SHOES! SIIOKS! HAVE VOU SELfiCTED VOIH SPUING SLIT VET? AliOLT TIA-E MINOR & CO.! aMvi .. P ALL.. AND WIN .M. LICHTENTHAL. THE JP-lO-DATC t HOL D E A 1. 1 F-. . . When nii iitcii ;i m v 1 1 1 i n Lr in the lino r ra o nir in and examine our iiniiien-e !nc!.. Can supply ymi with io-.i! an-1 well-in, oie lunlu c;ii at re.isoo.il o- price- SHOES. Custom Work a Specialty... HEPPINEU. OlifiGON CENTRAL MEAT MARKET J. H. KINSMAN. Manager. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage and Poultry -yvvj hand. Mains. Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. Frt'.-di Fish lfccivl on Frid.-iyH CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. V Tin: isaix xxoo; I oim Ihdt !erylKMly knows. It is one .f the best cu earth. Gilliam & Bisbee IIaT juat rweived lie if the birfMl Hx-l tf Haiti U ;iroi,H ever brought t" lleppuer. lI'IOL!NJ fll'O tlenvy tid Kbulf IUrdwre, (Iraiiitewnre, Tinwnre, Arirnltural Implerofnta, NVKon, IUok, Ktc, Pwiitii hixI Oiln (the Ih et in tb world). Crockery nud (JUnMwurp. i
