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tinorilari of "tar K. H. KMit
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Com.Ueueral Iwid Ollioe Hing-or Uerniaiin
Statu Federal Ufllclala.
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CuDf rAMUidll
Internal Ittvunua Collector.
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llletriot Attorney
U tf. Marshal
Joint B. Mitchell
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K. W. Hartlett Knginter
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Oregon HUlc Official..
loveruor T.T. Heer
tj urin ary of Htate 1, Dunbar
fraaeartir C to. Moore
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tlorti- Wtmerwl D. U. X. MlarkMiirn
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Affetable Prepacalknfar AH
simuating rjicfooaandHetfuia
ling the Stomachs and Bowels of.
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nessandKest.Lontains neither
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rifsi and Loss or Sleep. ,
Facsimile Signaturt of
NEW YORK.
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears
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Williamson Nominated by Accla
raation for Cotrrcss.
MOODYWAS WT PRESERTED
G. W. rMf T ifw vA MiMuak' of
CoigrcatlvWl CBTatlva-Ti(
MaMMto4.
J uit before goiRg to prets Rtvitrti
recei'sd by UfopfcoM (bat '.V. J. FarnUh
hi nominted for Governor on tbe flnt
ballot, At tha KepirtHcaa BUrto Conren
tion.
For Over
Thirty Years
fur erwvftu ionnit, ntw tork crn.
FORTUNES HAVE. BEEN FOUNDED
I?y Buying Sjiiip Shares iu
New Mining ('oiiijmtiit's . . .
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Dr. E. E. Wilson.
ffii'a on 1 f per Main Hliit.
DR. METZLER.
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almi'iit.
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SPOKANE FULS i NOIITilKRV
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D. It. -TALTKU, TieHiilunt Mid
General Mnnaner; (X hi R II 1) FIELD.
Vice I'roeHent; T. W. ATERH, Heo
retary; OKO. ('ONSEK. TrMsarer.
For SLaios of Stoek, apply to any wf
the alovp ofiioerri. :::::::
Head Office, Heppncr, Oregon.
J. N. WiHiamaoB WM,Zoeiayr nom
ioatd by acclamation, tor EpraenU
tive from thi 6cmd-CoBgradioal
DiBtrict, by tha Kapnblicaik -tftatriiH
convention. There wat nr ppoaition,
the iopportera M.WA. Moodr, Mr.
Williamion'a on It opponent, having
decided Dot to present hia oatoe.
tj. w. fbeipa of ueppner, wti
chosen chairman ot the "Ccrngresiional
Convention, by acclamation.
Tbe proceeding ot tbe oonventien
were barmonloas.
Tn WwmlniU.
Kepreeentattve Thomas H. Tookosi
was onanimotMlr reriorniaatr hy the
Republics it Coafrsssieoal. ConvenUon
(or tbe first- Orfo Distrfrt st -Rose-borf,
Tussasyi ' Resoititrons were
psssed nrgiajr Congress to psts a bill
granting psnsions to Indian war veter
ans, and against the Isasing of the pub-
lio domaia.
Tauts maJe in short order fiom 84.50 up. Firt-class
work. Suite inatlt' iu proportion.
Henry Bode, Tailor,
Heppner. Oregon
fmsT Rational Jank
OF HEPPNER.
O. A
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UHKA Trwiident
KHKA Vio Tredtdent
(. W. ONSP.Il fashier
K. L. FUFKLANl) . ,Assitsut Cusbisr
Transact a General Banking Business.
KXCHANWK OP ALL TAKTS OK THK VNOUi n IHH uHT AN"Ii SOI 1'
rollectlotn mad on all Sflnton rvaiioniitilv trrmn, urln iin.l un.llTi,lr,1 pro! i t
Mirwa ts Stay Isolated.
Wsshiagtoo, March 31. It is ststed
that Oeneral Miles intends to preserve
"splendid isolation" in his future re
lations witb ths Administration. Tbs
sttitads of the President and Secretary
of war is not criticised in the main, al
though it is sngtested that the strict
ures ars rstber harsh. One thing is
sore, if General Miles violates any of
tha military proprieties in the future be
will receive more then a criticism. He
will be immediately retired, it is a
well understood fact that Roosevelt,
when hs becsme President, was well
Imposed toward Miles, bnt he soon
realised that be could not support the
Commsndiog General oolessJis should
turn down bis Secretary. of War. After
an investigation of all ronditioas, be
determined to support the Secretary
rather tbaa the Oeneral, but he has-j
said that he naight.be able te get along
without any roptsre witb the General,
an McKinlev did. His rebuts of
miles in relstiou to the Sohley contro
vergy is regarded her as rather ub
calleJ for, but it is weft andertttood thst
he could by no possible roesns support
itenersl Miles in his recent contention.
Generel Miles, in Using a slrong posi
tion against ths establishment of mili
tary posts aear Jargs-rCttiw m the
ground that it wooM- tend to overawe
th laboring cJaaes,nd also -the re
versal of his opinion on the canteen
question, in botbf which instances he
opposed the steeretary of War and tbe
Administration, was regarded as mate
ing a bid for ths Presidency.-
The General's personal friends deeply
regret the situation in which he finds
himself placed and feet that tbe 1'resi
dent has been oudti'v hsrsh.
According to a report just inued by
the Cenatis Bureau there mere 33,025
saw mills gnawing the vitals out of the
American forests in the year 1W0. An
aggregate capital of $011,611,524 is in
vested in these - establishments. Tbs
latter are owned by 43,322 persons.
Employment is gifen by thern to 283,
3G0 waEo-earners, drawing $K,640,51
in wages, and to 12,530 officials, clerks
etc., drawing salaries amounting to 11,
260,608. Miscellaneous expenses amount
to $17,731,519, and materials cost $317,
923,548. The total value of tbe products
is placed at 1563,832,984. But the loss
to this and fntare generations through
the denudation of the forest lands is be
yond compntatioa.
SHEEP NOTES.
Tbe 0. R. 4 N. new bas en roots
nlaety-six miles of SO pound steel rails,
to be osed in relaying track between
Umatilla and Huntington. These rails
are thirty-two feet in length, three feet
longer than those heretofore" in use,
which is considered sn economy. To
lay a mile of track with rails weighing'
eighty pounds to the yard requires a
fraction more than 115 tons of steel
Something more than 12,000 tons will
be required' for ninety-six miles, or be
tween thirty and forty trainloads. All
these rsils will be laid in the coming
sesson, largely on the mnuntaia divis
ions, in contitvu&nce of the policy of
bringing the O, R. & N. railroad to the
highest state of working eflici-ncy.
Dalles Chronicle.
Reports from flvkmaitrs In Idaho
are all to the effect that shsep are look
ing welt, having passsd the winter in
good flesb and fre from disease of any
kld. Daring tbe psstthrwe weeks tbs
flocks hsve been turned out W graze.
Shesrrngr fcad already beftro 1 in the vi
cinity of Boise, with prospect of a lar
ger and better elip tbad lift year. Tbe
bucks are taken first. Reports thas far
indicate the average bock fleece weight
15 poonds, even at tbii early date 'of
shearing". The shearing of ewes will
follow. " 4
Quite a number of stock csttle are be
ing offered for sale in the vicinity of
Kitter. Some entire bands are being
offered, while others are desirous of re
ducing only, Tbe stockmen are becom
ina aware of the fact that the time is
not far distant when stock will have to
be kept up in pastures entirely. It is
reported that more than double the
usual amount of cattle from adjoining
counties will be brought into Northern
Grant for summer range during the
coming teanon. KeporU irom insola
tion sav that country is beinj rapidlv
taken up, and with what ie being fenced j
up in this vicinity, our outside range is
becoming limited Long Creek Ranger.
Articles of incorporation of the
Waneoma Manufacturing Co., of
Hood River, have ben filed with
the county clerk of Waaco county.
The pnrpoee of the company is to
engage in the manufacture of wood
and lumber, acquire title to timber
lands, build roads, etc.
The entire viHsgs of Halbsrton. K. J.,
was sold by the Sheriff the other day
for tbe paltry sum of $1000. The village
was started in 1693 as a cooperative col
our bv Russian Jews from New York,
but it proved a failure. The property
disposed of st Sheuft" s sa e consisted ol
6000 acres of Isnd, 20J houses and a
large factory building.
At points in Wasco and Crook conn
ties, there are for atle be'weo foor and
five thousand ewes, comprising two
year-olds and from that to six and past
all carrying lambs due to arrive in April,
also between 1,200 and 1,500 lambs',
ewes and wethers Merinos and Sropb
sbires.
George Young k Son have a yearling
Lincoln lamb which was raised on skA
milk, which weighed when five months
old, 130 pounds.
The Harney County Stockman's As
sociation, in a protest' against the Mil
lard land leasing bill, investigated the
condition of land holdings in that coun
ty: "Harney county has an area f
10,504 square miles, or 6,730,160 acres,
of which, the sseeewsnt n-oll for ItOO
shows 671,493 acre to be deeded. The
WiHsmette Valley and Cascsde Moan
tain Var n Road Co. owns 264,755
acres; the French Glenn Live Stoek Co.
142.071 acres, and tbe Pacific Live Stock
Co. 82,689 acres a total of 449,016 acres
owned by three California corporations
nearly thre lourthe of the deeded land
of the county. Of tbe remainder, the
Oregon and California Land Co., owes j
18,41 acres; the Oregon .Stock aod
Butchering Co., 20,232 acres ; Hardin k j
Riley, 8,621 acres, and the e6tte of J.
Devine, 12,560 acres. Tnis leaves but
little rao-e than one-eiztb of the deeded
land of the county in the hands of farm
ers and stock raisers of limited means.'"
Morris A Julian of Sisters, have sold
out their sheep business, consisting ot
8000 head of sheep and 1600 acres of
land, to the Tilot Butte Land A Live
Stock Company, of Prineville, tbe prin
cipal Ftockholders of which are Won
wiler & Thompson. Mrs. W. P. Morris
of Tbe Dalles, a sister of tbe late A. J.
Priday of Cross Ksys, is tbe senior
member of the firm of Morris -A J alien
Antelope Herald.
A meeting of the Oregon Wool-Grow
er's Association Executive Committee
bas been called to convene here, (Ante-
Baking Powder
Makes the bread
more healthful.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
hlmm faaJriaf powders ut fh peaterf
to health ol the pracat day.
wtu ireo
lope,) oo Saturday, April 5'.b, for the
purpose of allotting the sammer range
in the' Cascade Reserve, this matter
having been placed in the hands of tbe
State Association br the Interior De
partment. Capt. S. B. Ormsby, Pres.
Douglas Belts, Secy. R. F. Hynd, and
other prominent members of the associ
ation will be here. Applicants are re
quested to present their applications in
person. Preparations are bein made
for the entertainment of our guegts
while here. Antelope Herald.
When asked regarding the con
dition f eheep in the Antelope
country H. C. Rooper, who was in
the chy Saturday, said they were
fat and fine, and the -- during
the winter was unusually light.
Mr. Rooper thitks there are con
siderably more sheep in Wasco
county now than there whs a year
ago, and says unles- ti. i are
pretty heavy salts thi .;riDg,
summer range will be pr?-: v I adly
crowded. Dalles T.i . - M. un
taineer. NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN.
We the an ier.'itrne ! u
dents of Grant cou .fy, c
Green Horn minir.2 .i.-t
- ! rt-ii-
:t-1 :u tbe
l! s 'i j'tMliu-
saeep g'aze on eaiJ
O A Kingery
Wm Peart
O T Shepard
J E Marshall
Iv refuse to iet
grouml.
H C Scovell,
J W Zwank
I J Simmons
J VV Marshall
August Hornecker William Peterson
Geiser, Oregon. March 24, 1W2.
.OTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE IKTIRfOR. LAMP
Offlre at L irnSe, Or., MarchJS, 19K2.
Notice li herebr sireu that the following
named tettier hM fll.t nerlee ol htl Inlentton
to rommotf and (n make Anal Drool In UDcart
of hit claim, and tisai taiil arool will b mad
llore CountT Clfrk ot
or row county, a:
Htppner. Oreon. sd Maj 10, MO, vis: bsme-
A DOOTOR S BAD PLMHT.
To veare ago. a a result "f a bad
eold, I lust mt voice," writet Dr. M L
Searbresifh, of Behroo, Ohio
irsn sn obstinate oxngh. Every remedy
known to roe as a praolicintf physician
for 35 years, failed, and I daily grew
orse. Being urfd Iu Iry Dr. Klrifi s
New Piacovsry for Consnmpl'KD, C.Oibs
sod Colds, I found qaick relief, and for
lst leo days hsve felt beiier Iban for
Iwe years
tea,! entry So 4x ot
BENJAJllw t. wiLso.s. of Heppner. Ore6n,
For the S t d. g Sec 1, T. t 8.; R.
-9 E. W. M.
Ht namea the following wltaetsee to eroVe
hli eontlnuoui reidmce upon andcuUtratton
of aald laTiil.
Fraok lioff. DlllaM FTerrh. U HrAmr t1
Ibrb he-'' Blalt. allot Heptnet Oregon.
SOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT Or THE 1 NTITRIUR, tAPD
Offc.-e at Ia iijant. I're , March 1". 1-:.
Kottce ta beretr? fn that n 1oilowlnff
Pnxirvulv on.nnlui1 tnr i naintM aettler hat 2 eJ notice of nil Intention
- - - nil
Dreg Co.
free.
POu and $1.00.
nm i n i
mnu n
VIM
fill
niini uT
OF
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MANCFACTCRKliS
Hqual to Gold Flour, Graham Flour Whole
Wheat I;lour, Rve l'lour. Cream
Middlings for Mush, Steam Rolled
Chopped Barley, Shorts and Bran
ant
We pay the hivheat market pr.ee for WIiphI an. I Hsrl.-t.
industry
P.tr
WJI1CAT STOKKl)
W L. HOUSTON, - -
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- Manager.
Rate Atek rVestsieesl.-
From all points east. - Before yen
make definite arrangesaents for thai
trip east let ns quote yon isles via
the Illinois Csatrsl Railroad. Oar
rates are the lowest to be had, and it
will pay you to write ss. If you haven't
time to communicate with as teil the
agent from whom you parches vonr
ticket that yotr want to t'avel by the
way of the Illinois t'entral, aod yon
will never regret ll.e trip
If any of year re'siiTee or frisnds is
the esst era tromisg weat while the low
rates are is effect write us about ll.sm.
and we will see thai they set the lowest tt '
rates ith the heel set vice. j Ot Ct i:T .
Through tourist esis, peisenwliy kob- ril'.t 0'.':.
ducted eicursion cars, free rechuing js -,
Oil for the
Children.
Give them ci! cod-liver oil.
It's curious toi-cc the result
Give it tj the peevish, fret
ful child, and he hughs.
it to the pale, ar.ar.iic
Mlm A'l.l tll.I Tl Ull Wti! K I m
Tr al bottles -j fore V aw-er Orawtcnl. Cnctity Cler at Href
urr iTfKuu.ou jaay ,i i, u : noinnmi en
irj No. 5V1. of
K 1V MITx'HK m of Hcrpner. Ore.,
for the ws wv fSF1. SWV and SW V pBi
iky T. Tj R E. W M.
He name the following- witi eee ro prove
hi eoutuiuout rttdeuce upua ai: Jtuluauoo
ot aatd land, vti
Harrj Hay.- an. Robert Johuaor.. New tow S.
WhcHtont 13,! Fran Eider, all f Hepfuer
Oreaon.
p" M E. W. Bar: In Ruier.
Trettief Stat on Plot.
The fine trotting stallion Pilot will
make tbe season of 1902 at my ranch at
Tub Springs in Juniper canvon.
Terms, season, $10.
' James Carty,
Lexinpton, Oregon.
1 Te Cur Colrf In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
AH druggist rsfnnd t.'ve morwv if it fails
to care. E. W. Grove's signature is on
each box.' 25c
U1SS BONNIE DELANO
a-
k Chicago Society Lady, in a
LeUr to Hn. Fiakham
" Dbab Mae. PuifcHaii ; Of all the
g-nkterul daughters to whom you have
given HeaJta ata u:, suae are aiero
f i4 taaa 1.
jit &ome ana my me nappy
ots
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and his faee Lx. :
full of health,
chested child, or
A as stopped p-i i -i:. j
the oil. n:nl he v. I ;
and st:v.; hke tr.c ic
Tl".i i r.v t :.v -v
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Give
child j
es rosy md !
l ake a fiat-,
i chiid that
i l;o hi;r,
I KrRTVKNT OF THE 1TEK: .K. LaNP .
1 iijffit I Dalle. Ore . Mai ' la-.'
Notue le he-ety ie!i tha: t u ..o:c
rarred aet: : !.. f ':e,t no. ' ' .'
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m i .m. t: 1 ::.Ht nald pnv! - 1 - i.v N
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chair cars, in fact all the latest conven
ience known to modern railroad. tg
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service, stop overs, il (T reat seonei'tions
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