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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1902)
mm iaa&i--tt The Mcj))ncr Gazette TmiiSDAV,. . AUrch (i, l'J02 The Weed's News Local and IVrsonal Hai-iienin in and About the City. Revival inactliiKH at the M. E. church in HiiH city uro still in progrewi ami re milts are encouraging. The church ih crowded every evening, The Heck family, colored evangelists are asmming in tlin meetings. They are fine Hingei and earn eh t workers. The meetings will continue the halance of the week. The KaHt Oregonian estimates the damage to wheat in Umatilla county, by the late freeze at $2H0,0U0. Keports of damage come from several counties of the Inland Empire. This was caused by the wind blowing the snow ofTacd leaving; the ground hare. Morrow county ih fortunate in this respect. Very little damage, if any, in reported from the wheat growing sections of the county. In fact, the prospects are un usually flattering. Pap Simons is the proud possessor of a real Missouri opossum, a recent ar- Have you ingiHterud? T. It. Howard for line groceries W. K. Irwin returned from Portland, Saturday. Jamt'H Kocncy returned to Shaniko, Tuesday. II. V. (iaten w as a paHNenger for Hills boro, Tuesday. Mrs. I.. J. Vinson of near this city is on the Hick lint. Judtiu Bartholomew returned rival, and a good representative of the I'urtlatid, Saturday. 'ponmim family. The animal as sent I'. O. liorg handles Washburne to Mr. Simons from Wright county stringed instruments. Missouri, by Andy Todd, who formerly ! nil line of legal blanks at Portland resided in this vicinity. Newell Ham prices, at tiA.Hi ik office. l'iick delivery and clean groceries is w here Hart A Blake shine. For all kiiidn of watch and jewelry repairing, call on 1'. O, liorg. J. I'.. luwber who hsa been suffering with erysipelas is improving. We Oil guaiaiilee our worn. i .. nrrg. nearly MOW was paid in, some of the Head the rail for the Republican pri- I heaviest taxpayers of the county taking maiies and county convention, in this advantage of the 3 per eent rebate al isHiie lowed for payment before the 15th of The -0th Century Club gave another March. Henry Heppnar, the largest pleasant dancing purty at Koberts' tiall, individual taxpayer in the Bounty, paid Saturday evening. his taxes Monday, amounting l A marriage license has been- issued to 1 80. Tin First National Hank also J. K. Stanton and Ada M. (ientry. O. Pia in a large sum. N.S. Whetetone is very much pleas- i ii .. i.. v.- r. l;.-v. Warner, presiding e'der of the " "J :" young racing mare, Irate, at Oakland, California, ne ilay last week. The mare was taken to California some time ago by Hive McAlee of this city At I .4 k I it r 1 1 1 , Mr. Mi A tee enteied 'he mare in a lield of seven other horses and they were the cracks of California. The mare being unknown the betting was '0 to one that she would get as good as sn experienced baker. I Be,.on,J ,n,j 30 to one that she would b.ikeiy at the old t ity not get a place. The distance was three it .kiu h MUi. utiarters of a mile. When the horses gf-WflH TTimi.ia March, April, May There in a best time for doin everything that is, a tirm- when a tiling can be i(jri; to the ItfKt ad vantage, moat easily and most ef fectively. Xow is the best time ror purifying your blood. Why? Because your Hystcrn is now trying to puniy it, you know this by the pimples and other eruptions that nave come on your face and body. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Are the medicines to take they do uie work- morougiily and afe-reeably and never fail to do it. Hood's are the medicines you have always heard recommended. '"''nn0 recommend Hood'n Hamaparllla uimnjr -prinir mfaidrif. Wtienwc ii in iq aDriiiK we an red brttrrtbroiirb the Mummer." Mas. 8. H. Seal, MeCrayi, Ja. Hood's Sarsaparilla promlsos to euro and keeps the promise. ilton brought it out in a bird cage. Mr Todd intended to rend a pair but one of the 'possums broke all arrangements by pa-sirg to the happy bunting grounds just before Mr. Hamilton started West The sheriff's oflice is still a very live ly place. Sheriff J. W. Matlock and Heputy Lee Matlock are busily engaged mail orders promptly and L Inftkin( out Ux receipti. Monday, M . K. church w us an outgoing passen ger Tuesday mot ning. F.xtra copies of the i.azkiti: New Year edition can be obtained at this olli'-e at I'l cents per copy. Hart .V I'.iake, the grocers are now lo cated in th"ir new quarters in the new Slociim building on Main street. C. II. I'.ord.r wui open a to' 15 THE DATE For Republican County Convention. PRIMARIES 12TH Above Datri Klx d at Merlin of Morruw Comity Outrtl ( crnim ttw- 53 Dele gatm In i navrDMon. l'.akei stand u 1'. u. I, a j'it received a large came under the wire, the little mare hpicv ol l'..nii .s, 1 1 ntars, violins and heltl second place, being only beaten by ail Kii U nf in isi.-al instrument Ja nes K enev visit- d !riind in the city this week Mr Keeliev is now en gaged in the hi.tel I iisiiiess at .Shaniko. The couctv ci.nrt is now in session at the cmirt house. I' nil proceedings w i beiM-.en to the l.w.i.lli: readers next J Week one foot, to the great surprise of every body, even Mr. McAlee himself. The track was very heavy. Time 1 :1K They say that Have is still kicking himself for not investing something at the great o.l is Irate is a tine bred mare and is only .'! years old. There was no discount on the genuine good time w hich a lev of the friends of II A Cupper of Moini-neiit was iii Ml, Melvia Iiwson had at thehome of the city I ii. lay. Mr. I upper reports ,lt,r pjH,rri Mrg J, JIdtetler, last that si p arc in line condition in his ev,. nrf , w,.rp Ka,i to again in ighl.or boo d. have MiH Hawsoli with them after An inch ol snow Sin. day morning wss her removal to ueppner, and are en unite a surprise The weather was too deavoiiug to make the most of tier warm for it to lift any length of time, visit. "Hearts" was the order of the and liv noon ;t had all disappeared. evening, at which J. F. Hampshire and - . . . . . ton the I. ne Koi k stage I .miss lata icaeisen were most sue that there was three cessitil. i lien loiiowen one Ol lue oesi lunches the the young people say they have ever had served to them. Miss Haw son afterward sang two sweet solos and Miss Mamie Helen Flynn gave two instrumental selections. The entire party then seemed to be inspired and even the host played and sang in i manner that would rival the best tun sicians, creating a great deal more en thusiasin than Hoffman would elicit. I ancing was also enjoved and altogether the evening was splendid. Dalles Chronicle. I.. I. I "Mil driver, reports iinh-sof Kiiow at I.oiie Kock Monday The roads are now very bad. niornit g Mr. and Mrs. llenrv 1'dack tnan w ent t i I'm Hand, Wednesday llior liieg w ith their sou I.eo who is sutfering with ap pendicitis. He is now at St. Vincent's hospital. Spring Hosiery Mrs- I.. .1. Fstes has receive direct from the factory, a la'ge stock of hosiery which lor durability and low prices cannot be excelled. Call and be convinced. The ipiarterly conference of the M. K. church wss held at the church Sat ii r lav evening. Kev. War ren. the pre siding elder was present. The work nf tb pat ijiiarter ban been very satisfac tory. Howard's groce ry store is a verv pop ular place for the purchase of supplies for farmers and outfits for outing in the way of extia line groceries. Almost everything imaginable kept in stock. It's handy w heri-you t an get anvtliing j mi want. RETURNED FROM THE EAST E. rarneworih anal Family Baek From Eastern Trip. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Farnsworth and daughters Misses Mary and Florinda, have returned from an extended Fast ern trip. They left here on the lsth of Nov em her last and have been tisitirg princi pall in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont and New Hampshire. Mr. Farnsworth visited his old home I he funeral of the infant daughter of ,n K,. Hampshire, after an absence of Mr. and Mrs. .las. Ilarl wa conducted at the Masonic cemetery Saturday after noon. A large iiimiher ol people at tended the sal ceremonies. Mr. and oi years. He could only find seven ol his old friends ami associates in the neighh irhood of his former home. Mr. Farnsworth said : "While 1 had Mrs. Hart li.iv" ti e sincere sympathy a vf.rv pleasant visit and a good time, of a huge i indent warm and devoted ' 1 1, jR , country for me. I am glad fni nd-in tlii. their hour of sorrow and K,.t a4y from the cold climate and gr of. Ki'ph, son of Mr. and Mrs F. I.. Kenton, ax the nripient of a very p'easant l uthdsy p.ntyat the family home in this city, Saturday efteriionn Iat. It was ba'pli's sili l.irlhdav, and the occ inn w.i of gie t pleasure tn all of the little fo k present. In all there were alioit 1 in attendance. There wer" all sorts of game get home again. r" N Aal fatAITll quickly yields to treat ment by Fly's Cream lialm, which is agr e ahly amnintie. It is rsceived tlirougb the iiiwtnls, eleantMS end beats the whole sur face over which it diffuses itself. Iniggiata e.11 the Uc. size; Trial size ly mail. 10 e nts. Test it and you are sure to continue the treatment. Announcement, Tii aorommcxUte those who are partial In the one of aUumzrrs in appWina lioul.U and an excel- int0 the nasnl ast;e for n.irr.W freu. lent iunibeon wa si-ived. Kalidi re ci-ive.l HIS" r iiici present", and the rei- 1 idle -lions ..f Lis sih liir'.li.lay w II at wavs lie pleasant. i the proprietors prepare Cream Ilalm in liiiiul form, whirn will I known as ray a I.i.pn.i Cream Halm. Frice inclnding the spraying tut is 7." rents. I'ruggista or t-y maih '1 lie liquid form eiDbodiae Uie med icinal rvprt-a of the eoliJ preparation. The Republican County Central Com mittee met at the court bouse Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. There was a fair representation of delegates from the different precincts of the county. Owing to the ahs nee of Chairman K. F. Hynd, J. B Carmichael of I.ex- ing on was elected chairman. Chairman Carmichael stated that the main objui of the meeting was for the apportionment of delegates, and to fix the date for the primaries and the county convention. After some discussion it wi decided to apiortion the delegates on a basis of the vote cast for M. A. Moody, two years ago. Ihie decision was accept able to ail. due deiega'e will be al lowed to every 1") votes or fractional part over one half, and one delegate at large, the aggregate being .13 delegates a'l told for the 15 precincts in the county. The new precincts that were created by the county court at .the January term , under the new law, caused some discussion. The app n tior ineiit w as finally settled in a satisfaetory manner I'y motion, South lone was allowed three, and North lone two delegates. p.y motion, Ueppner and Madison precinct were allowed seven de'egatet each . I!v motion, M. S. Max ell's oflice was designated as the voting place for North lone. ForSiu'h lone, Walker's hall wa des'gnated as a voting place. The chairman and Secretary were in strut ted to find a suitable voting p ace for Madison precinct. It was unanimously agreed to hold the primaries on Wednesday, March and to hold the county contention on the following Saturday, the 11th. Kverything was in perfect harmony at the meeting and the apportionment is entirely satisfactory. The apportionment of delegates will !e found in the call for the primaries and convention published elsewhere. in this paper. Demooratlo Cemmittee Meeting. The democratic Central Coiuniittte of Morrow county will meet on Saturday, March Fighth, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the court house, Ueppner. business of im jHirtance w ill come before the meeting, including naming date for holding pri maries and convention, and apportion ing delegates. li. W. Win s. Chairman. S. J l.l.tr.K, Secietary. Muslin Underwear Sale This Weel and Next I GOOD 1 NEWS OF Ilero'n store news that is good news. Every line tells of a saving and of Shoes that fit fit comfort ably and wear well. We carry the largest line of Shoes in the city and you can be fitted in any of our many styles. Our shoes are new and up-to-date and the well dressed man or woman who thinks of econ omy at all must corne here to buy. If you have Children's Shoes to buy come here too. Our Shoes for boys and girls are made to wear like iron. We guarantee them to out last any other Shoe made. Isn't that what you are looking for? anoEips. 50 I as I I . I j WASH SILKS I I C We are showini? the 3 I I t newest effects in Wash j: Silks in a great variety ' I of patterns. There's ' ; economy in buying ' Boys' "Now Then" Calf Shoe, strongly made, new round toe, splendid wearing, 13 to 22, per pair $ 25 From to 6, f 1 45 Girls' and Children's 'Tine Knot" Calf Shoes, stout soles, spring heels, the pair from 5 to 8i only 90c From 81.; to 13, $1 00 Ladies Dongola "18 Carat" Shoes, correct shapes, heavy soles, splendidly finished, the pair only $2 50 iltonnShoei AMERICAN GENTLEMAN SHOE. It ,4 Men'a "America" CaJf Shoe, "strong at the nation," comes la either lace or congraee, new shape, pair only S1.50 Men'a "Black Diamond" Shoe, Box Calf, lace, splen didly made, pair only &2.50 The "American Gentleman" Shoe, correct, stylish and com fortable, equal to aoy $-5.00 Shoe made. Vici, Box Calf, and Patent Colt Skis $3 50. 3 75. A 00 ...RUBBER FOOTWEAR... FOR THE ..Whole Family. Smallest PrlGes.. am (sum? mi) fr: mtfijz Silk lrVarctc and Dress Skirts are ready for your in spection nearer perfec tion than last season's productions if such is TlAOOI I 9 PLAN FOR MORROW COUNTY'S NEW COURT HOUSE fl m w o o i v i U it ii EDGAR M. LAZARUS, ARCHITECT i . Hie I uildiog will le 52 feet C inches in width by 82 feet in length. It will be built of h ue etoue with light or fat.df;!oue triuiiriDgr;. Tbt builJiDg complete, all furuir-lieil. with four tire-proof vaults, and jail annex, and a $1000 clock, including all imjirovem. nta of the grounds, etc will cos-t not to exceed $24,000. 2000 of this amount Ins been donated by citizens of Ueppner. makiug the cost to the taxpayers of Morrow county not to exceed J22.0o0. It will be a modem building, heated by ete.Hin aud lighted by electricity. m m i m o o v Viv 0 U 4v l Uj U 0 tv 0 u iv iii iV viv Te Teeehere ana1 Clerka. CITY COt'NCIL. 1'i iltion liraatfd -t aitod sa of llr Appa raloa Appolnud. M AKKIKI) I'Lere was a regular meeting of tlie city council at tlie council chamber Mo'iilay evening. Mayor Gilliam re a i.l:nK' ilh a full hoai.l of counciluien BOl'l. HKIIKKNS-In thin city. March ! ,,r. ifi,t with th ex ejition of i'hil T, 1, Mr. lli'ti-y I'-o.le ami Mian i Mary Hehtenii, troth of He ( iier. J. V. Crawfonl olliciating. SUV) KKWAUH. UH). petition akins; to t riild a new wa1! on the aest m.le of Court otreet i a trantid. i I 1'i-titioiia of .1 . I ' I'ori here and Mc- compaoiee. hut has now beer, with drawn and trinsfcrreil to the lecial custodian. Mi. St-ipU-v waa allowed for land in the wideii.n ol Morgan rtreat near the depot. Ti t follow iti a ' J's w ere aliowe-t : j.S Hover. !m .. f .0 j.l.J Mctiee. fi.;rve nk' ... ;i ii J. J. Notert. 'ntere-t . Si i V L. W. I'rik:. ii.tert jitand eaSary '"" t'raw for! and t'ralitree. haulinc SO ,.,ie. j A. T. McNay . hani.iiif 1 .V an ;::k.i'. !ki;i;:p K. M . !n:tt printing l.iir'it Water l"o lieO. 1 IlOTT'T !' . Ji:l'a v Star Latfgina Haw. Th;r new IxkIidi; House located ta ! the ld I Fellow building-, corner May and Chase street it now open to tha public. No p!n or expense haa beeo pared to make lh; bouse tint claa in every particular. The building: bat t een tl.orouiili y remodeled and ererv r o!n :p r. nibbed new a 3.1 complete and eii v ent dated. Koonia br dav, week or mont!i (Vl! and see for yourteif. a a . . . .. .11 I - I I ue reorrn i-i tinn oiti'rr in n: t f . 1 1 n uaibl tn litrn thail lltpro in at len.it v dreaded dieeane thai neieiiee lias teeO license ee!l li.juor a wanted, tl.e '1'- able to cure in all it ptk'ea and that ip . ,. . , ... ... .. i.lohnK Catarrh. Hall a Catarrh Cure i the only poeitive enre now known lo the medical am nut fraternity. Catarrh teiiiu a (-nnMnlion-al dioeaae.retjnirre a c iit;lunonnl treal- nienl Hall a ( lrrli I nre i ir n in ternally. i-tine directly upon Mie l!" .1 and mneoiia eurfaee l the lenl, Iheretiv ilebtroy mn the f mih IhI.. h o." It e 0i' dieeaee, and giving Ihe fft'ia-n' .tri-'b y tiniidira" np the ii..titiit'on hh I aietm nature tn itniPi; if. w ik I . e proprri'tor" hve o mneti fn"'' in ta cnratiTe .ier, Ibnl lle II -r II f tlnndred I'oIIhtm for nv e - t .i it fails lo eiin. Sei .1 for lit . I len'i 11.11- ala. Allrree. K..1.Cbe A( o.l,.l..l .1 . Mi.ld by drnmit. T.V. Hall' family I'llla are Ihelietl. pri::, ;j i s Iiavip 1 p. ted the proper Willi. K.l l-iv.rc .'id 1. - .VI I !l 1 i- Stepa the Couf h and wtrki off tha Celat. l.axat ve lrouio-t; mice Tablet! curt a co'.i ,n one iiay. No Cure, no 1'ay. I'nce cent. Ceonty School Superintendent J. V. Shipley is aendinx out the following circular to teachers and clerk ; Heppner, Oregon, Feb. 28, 1902. DbabTiacbir Uniform eighth trade examination will be held on the follow dates: April 9, 10 and 11. May 21, 22 and 23. June 11, 12 and 13. Kindly let me know how many of your itudents will take an eighth grade examination tbii apnng, and which ex amination they will attend. I would adyiee that you have your Btudente lake the May txamination, in order that they may take advantage of Ru'e 18 if Deceaaary. District Cluk, Dear Sir The Sop't of Public Inatruction, J. II. Ackeriuao, baa asked me to call your attention to the fact "that the annual ecbool meet will occur on the third Monday io Jute and that all officer wboae term would expire on the first Monday in March, 1902, will bold over until the third ir.,n. day in Jone, l." Your clerk re port is therefore due, not on the first Monday in March, out on the third Monday in June, 1902. Yours Uuly, J. W. Shiflky, Co. bup t. PROHIilTIONISTSTAKE NOTICE Pursuant to a call of the Prohibition Central Committee, there will be held a County Convention or assembly of the Prohibition party of Morrow County at the Conrt House in Heppner, Ore Jon. on Tuesday, March 11, k.'2. ,t j , o'clock a. m., for the purpose of e'ei t ing candidates for the varions coun'v offices lo be voted for at the comm. Jane election, and to perfect our organitation according to U ;n ... by the new law noon car. .:,, ; ,,r . maryor convention unVn r-81ere!. allfrinaof oar.-aaaeare re.p.evJto renister before tbe abc date . 1 :r.i, it a point to attend i c..Uv....,lon , . aesemb'y. i. i:, , ,v . i ,. end a copy of ti e N. to a friend in the Kant. FA KM FVU ThS C. c.ifb . IV 1" I'ariihworth who was eleited co':nc:!:r.an at !aet fit '!-tion and who we' t l .ist hrfoe ':a'ify'ni for t! a e, as ai lvin t.- l to the o;T;.-e to wl.n-h be was elected ' v tl.e coined I rails N.ftter w.is appointed u-to-d:ai ol 'lie fin apaatua of the i ity II.1 wii ii.ve baik'e ! I'.ie cart", ho.e. tti . an i i to keep eve-vt hitler in proper ab.tpe, t a sa'a ! ll r niont! - - i -1 .. . . i . . . ii. i.Mini rn i mi l( uie liose Klmer rea:r.n. b-a-i'tr. Hart .i b'ake .i-c o best and mo-.t up t ! . cetu'S ever !tot!:l:t To x'.n I AR1. Ol TH-..NS.. I brey a i l Margaret Frey with to t! ank tbe-r friends and neighbor . . . te bougbt for l.t) no ere ro k lid lo BMS'Sl ll.eill during CASTOR I A For Infants and Chiidrcx Die Kind You Have Always Bought tl iih'e.s and death of their w;f and : jliier. tcp :n and -jet cr.e of thoee choice 'an.-v roiis oi creamery butter at Hart .i l'-lakes. Ti.e itaetle f as the agency for ail newspptrs and n agaiine. I eave orders at tb:s office for tbe Ntw Yea ed turn of Tn a J z 1 1 tk . it - t: e U k of '.be town boa juicklv H i t A I" k le' rr groi-er-e V. K;a fir'-.i Creek, one mile ;.,o , ... a: on third caah. iUi Ji . ,, rub bottom land, . menu. Several fa a ;A. off and sold at n , C. A. Kbaa. In. dr..,,, TKIAl h a ,,. , -V ; i m. in HIHIfV auuiaiuiii Mr.rr... ' w''! In! uj..-, cur tb. iit7.r,r"t,rr,' ', l'arJ tl Hr.pr:.r g. 1 f ' t 'i t- I , " NiMIIMIl, T 'I'M.'rf ,r U .... !
