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TWENTIETH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1002.
NO. 881
Stoiittf
Halted Btataa OfBelali.
Prailde.it - Theodore Hooearelt
tfauraurgr ol ntate W H. of
' atfOfatarjf of I reaorf... Iyrman J. Oatsre
-, 4ornlari of Interior . Cornelius H. 1111m
SaortUkif of War K. H. Kot
00 return uf Navy. "Julia D, Ixitw
" ('j.iiaMr.Unoral ..Charlee Knurr Hmith
'. atu-ruer-(tleiieral , John W. On(t
rlaorntariof Avrienlttir amee Wileoii
'. 0u .(iPtral Land JHioa.,....Hiutr Uermaau
.Statu federal OMclala.
l-.,.,.,r. 1 John H. Mttnhell
.laaaturt J J.ph Himoo
I'Vlum. ii , Ton fa a
(Cour.m.n M A. m;,0'
.Internal Karnnue ColUotor I) M. Donne
Uiatnol Juiltcn e. II- Hollinvfir
tiroult Jii.Ikb W. II Willert
District Atuiroey J. II Hall
1 il 6- Marshal Zuoih ll'(Ur
Jailed. States band Offleei-s.
TII)iLL,0.
lay P. Lunaa. Bagiataf
' Otia Fattaraun Jteoeiver
LA aaAIOB. OB." '
K. W. Barllatt rWLtar
J. U. Hwaokhamar BaoaWar
Orffoa state otUclals.
, Novernur T.T. Gear
Baeratarjof Htate ff. I. Dunbar
, Traaarar.. C. 8. Boor,
Hapt. Public lastractiun J, n. Ackormai
, attorner Ueneral D. H. N. Blackburn
fnuUr W A. Lead
In. H. Bean,
Moora,
C. K. Wolrarton
ptark Hoard boh'x.l Land Cosamleeiun
Mart (tianborlain
ame Wardeu Alalia Qunntij
lah Com . C Keiti. Astoria
Veterinary HorKeou .....Win, McUaan, Furtlaod
Ml its 1ete ial Outlet.
Itlrntut Jude W. B. tilts
f roevoutms Attorney T. 0. Helley
Morrow (tonal; Oflriala.
Join! Hnator J. W.Morrow
K iprean'atte. A. B, Tbuiuon
Co my Jn.lae A. tt. Hartholumew
" I'ltninlaaionara ... J . 1 iiuward
R. C. Aibftengh.
" Clark.. ."Tawtar Crawford
" tStierlf? J. W. M allot.
" I'rawnrar M. liicbtanttial
" luant W L.Hall..
" Horvayur... i McOee
" HWI Bup't Jay W. Hhiplay
' Cnrunar Ir. k tattiur
tack Mitnerlor Hariry fk herilniter
Uanatiaa J. P. lthoa. lo
Ik Vinaon, Uallowar
HiPFKia Town ornccma.
M,or Krank OillUra
Coun'-tlmnn H. r (aniKura.
J K. Hin,ou. J. J. Jli.bcrta. K. W lUiaa. (iao
' Nohla ami l'hoa. Uuaid.
B or.tnr J. P. William
Tri'd-turor 1 W. ItriKira
air(ial (kir Thornton
uaipRia KrHooL hti( t.
Mrn turi- Krauk tll II m O B. fannworth,
i M. Hfr. C'.erk J, J KotwrU
Pr"riart OMcrrr.
J i!n-aof tha Paaoa J. J". Wllllami
C'nbl O. H. Halt
6. W.-Phelps
AT TO US KY AT LAW.
UIBi-e on My itrwt, Hcpini'r, OroRon.
C E Redfield
AT Tolt FA AT LAW.
OS' on wnl eii l ol lriv!t
Hfpinrr. orp(on.
A. Mallory,
V. S COMMlSSroSFR
.OTAKY I CHL1C
I. a ithorltol to tatf all klnda of LAND
rRonK" and I.ANH ril.lN'.a
I'ollertlana rn te on mtnonable terma.
Oltlft at rwlili-nrp nn t'lian,' itrt.
UoTrrnmiMit land a rlit lor !
GEO. F. WELCH.
ATTOliSFY AT LA It",
rrn K Wt lido I ppcr Main 8tr-t
RirrKRa,
Dr. E. E. Wilson.
DBNTIHTi
Ollir on I'ppvr .MalB atreet.
DR. METZLER.
DRNTIST
I.Ut'ATKU O.XkK POD TOP PU K.
KJ.TR.AXtk AT KKAK OP ftl'.IIUM).
' McSwords A Klstner,
I II YS1CIAS8 ASP Sl'RaFOXS.
Omri hour when not prolVaaionally
abm-nt
Olfif: Opposite Kirt National ltunk.
sroKiXE falls i northern
NELSON 4' FORT SffiPPARD
RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
Th Only Ali Uatl K.mt Uitbonl
tlhstiy of Ultra Iintwr Hpokanr.
Iloaalaml and KaUnn. , Alan batwaen
Nelaoti d4 KoaaUnd,' daily , (xopt
Sunday :
Im. Arrlr
poi A M Hf'ka"a :" P. M
II lit A M Kowland I 40 M
IUA.M MalatMi MSP. M.
! fN.nnarti.Hia at Nalxui with MMarn for
Kaalo, anil all Kootonal lka pointa.
taw.na f.r KMtla Hlvar an.l flonndarr
r.h oamtiart at Marrna with ataaa dailv
A40 SO VEAUB'
EXPERIENCE
v TradC Mar
limit ir4- iTPXrt.ft.ici.ttwl ltntftw m Vmntntm
Scientific jfiticrican.
A fnTa-1a-"lv ritme '
1 rret etr.
1 ern. t.l a
m tt . r fwtir.- 'trrai.
f.wrni(lii.lL a! I
Mtl r.fMlri.
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Hrori nitre r lt WMbiRgim. i. u
FORTUNES HAVE BEEN FOUNDED
lly Uuyiugi Sijnie Sharea in
New Mining ('oinpaoi . . .
;;.HEP1 -MINING COMPANY,,. j
I), li. STALTEK, l'refiideut and
General Manager; (,'. K. KKDFIELI),
Vice President; T. W. ATEKH, Shc
retary; (iV). X)HSEll, TreaHarer.
For HbareHof Htock, apply t.i wny tf
thw above oflicern. :::::::
Head Office? Heppner, Oregon.
FantH uiaile iu short ord- r fiom ?4.ij0 up. FirBt-elacs
work. Suits made in proportion.
Henry Bode. Tailor,
Jmsr Rational Jaak
OF HEPPNER.
0. A RHEA I'rwndVnt
T. A. KBKA Vic I'reMdent
Transact a General
KX( HASwI OS ALL 1'ARTS OK
t'oll tloti. made on 11 polnuou ri-aa-mab:
. llhMJUill l liUUll
m 11
MAMFACn'CHEllH OF
h(jual to Gold Flour,
Wheat Flour, Rye Flour, Cream
Middlings for Mush, Steam Rolled and
Chopped Barley, Shorts and Bran
ff pay tb bighMt market prtpa for
imtustry .
wheat stoiiki) fki:i;
W. L. HOUSTON, - - - Manager.
ARE
YOU DEAF?
ALL CASES OF
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Only those born iief are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
r. A. WERMAN. OF BALTIMORE, SAYS ;
Cfnt'emm Pfine rntitrlv nirr.l of i1rftir. thank to rout lirulrucut, I will no sf yen
m full hiMorv of mv r. to tr 111 at Tout iliw rrtion
Awm fire ynri mo mv tijht enr brifan to sing, tm) this on prttinR wow, until X lt
mv hrnrinn in this rmr rntitHv
I umletwrnl treatment for t mtrrh. for thrrr month without rv iihyw, conn;tr ! n nn-
bet of phvKknatHa, among iithcr. thr most fmuirnt fr ni'lit o( thitotv w ho U i 1 ' t
only an operation could help mr and mn that miiv trmmuiTily, that the head nui-- w .. vl
then crar, but the hrarinf in thr fTf-itril er would he lot forever
, X then aaw vout dverttrment afcidentallv in a New York p;er, and orderetl Ti:rtteat
nienl. After 1 Kad ued It onlv a few riava aTotditiK to rour direction the noie e' -V und
to dav. after five weekn. mv heannic m the disraed eat hea leen eni nr'.y retoie.l, I t :.r.k. a
feeftitily and beg to remain Very tmlv or.
K. A . WHKMAN, w S Hr a '. wav, HaU imoi f Mi.
' Our treatment doe a not interfere with your usual ot'ruttitin.
VWXr YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME-" n"1
- INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL.
PAAA high
hi t. .1 ..n..-l 1 f
atan.Ur.1 n !..
RIDER AGENTS VY&HTED
naak-l Hovel.-. In j r sj ar. 1 i " :
950 m w.o k l.-vl.l.-. Itiui a t.t-l
pllai.lo i rx-n 1n adi town (,.il-rilMiT
f'l. in ... r .
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relinai ''-srii.-v- , ...
J.L. MEAD CYCLE CO., Chicaeo, in
Heppner, Oregon
' (. V. ( ONHER
.Cnahier
I E. L. FllEELAND. . Assistant (Jabir
Banking Business.
THK WOULD Korr.iHT AND SOLD
tcrnn. uri.lin and un.llTidcd j.rof (f jW,
ilMIJU
i1
1
Graham Flour Whole
Wheal aud Harley.
Fatrnniz? hrme
ANY -HEAD
NOISES?
ntw in 1
II. AA
BICYCLES BELOW COST
praWw tjumrmmmti 1R03 MODI I S
-,.st ll.urMlH(lll V
1900 and 1901 Motlcls $7 j $l
( 'ti'.ii'KrM'jt with l:irp j-l (.rirj h,c. Fnvr.iru una
fill tb'nINvl Fin"' :. r.i - . fyrz-to Ht.v I..'. -.
Wo SHIP ON APPROVAL to nn.oie ir, I
op Cftiia.Ia it, i ".; in i.if"u a:nl
10 DAYS FREE TRIAL XZ-W
no risk la oriloilnc from iw. vou
no'1 to ii.iv ,H-rt ;f tlio V:.-i lo ?r;3 r't f, ;t vo t-
500 SEC O NO - HA HD YSIEZJLS
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1IESTI1 IT BIS flWB J HP
I). A. Hamilton Shoots Himself
Through the Head.
LEFT LETTER TO HIS WIFE
Farrhaat'd Karolrer ad LaDlHBaia Woat
to Palate Hntl aid Orllbfrately
Eidrd Hi Life.
Dave Hamilton is dead.
Committed ouicide by booting bim-
Be) in t room at the Talace hotel, early
Monday morning.
Tha facts as indicated above, wbicb
rapidly spread over the city, shocked
the coniffinnity, Monday morning.
The motive for Mr. Hamilton's rash
act will probably never be understood
He worked at his dray an I delivery
business Faturday, and was aroun
town as rjsnal on Sunday.
Monday moruinu he as ap at a very
parly honr. City Marshal Geo. Thorn
ton aaw him on Main street at 4:45.
They fased the time of day, and noth
iaz was aoticed out ot the way with Mr
Hamilton.
At a few minutes after six o'clock he
went to the Palace hotel and anked for
t room. .MfRt t-ieri Aiirei vrrigui
was still on dntv, and Mr. Hamilton r'
marked to hiss that ha had been out
late and waotad to t et some sieep. He
was shown to a room en the third floor
bv yonnr Wrif ht. Kfthmi was thought
uf it until Mips Jann:e Krans. one of
the girls at the hot!, while lo-ikin,;
after the rooms was horrified to find
the lifeless body.
Mr. Mcrrow immsd stelr notified tbe
proper anthrit:, Coroner KiMtaer
responded in a short tiraa
Upon entering the rem Mr. Hamil
ton's bndy was !y1C srrtti tae bed
with his feet tofiphirj floor. The
revolver that he k.d aisi w tnnl him
self with was lyiet twean his le
On a stsnd in one rer ser ef room
tan a an empty hott'a which h a i eon
tsined lsndannm. There wsi r, inJi
CHtion rf any ftrngfje.
The cototh", l'r. ILi'tner, empaneled
the following jrjt: Fhil Cehn. C B.
I'.itee, Frank pas'diae- l,: Y.
Welch, tteo. Wells. (Jew. Whitie .
The following aitnesse wets exaaa
ncd and the testimony brought out al!
the facts that could be ascertained:
The first witness examiBed wis Mar
tin Anderson, day clerk at t Taiste
hotel, hose testmioay was as follows:
iiot up at s x o'clock ; rast Hsn,i!ton
on staiis foii e lo his roesa. First that
he knew anything had hspr"ei waf
a 1 f n chambermaid came dews stairs
and told Mr. Marrow that s-ms one
was dead and covered, withhlod in a
-oom. Pill ntit near isr snet i'li nw.
notice anvthirv a ro j with Mr Mansi
on's looks.
I.nyd Fnrd . Yotinj; Ferd werks at
l'stt-rnn A NTt'a d'j store 1 Hiwil-
ton ca'iie inin the arug: store at'fnt ,
clock. I'urcf.ased an onnce of Is id-
rtiinm. . rre't in ernu. rji e oi
t!,e woithar.
Miss Jennie vans Wsat to rov-wi
which Hamilton occupied at asont Sv).
I'dt was unl"(kad. Hamilton was
asleep. Wrnt back st S o'clock. H
was still asleep. Mt-ard no soiiad.
W. nt tmrk at between (' and 10 Saw
that Hamilton was desd
l.ea Matlock Saw Haiw-U-n a!H:ll.
and Hfkcd h en if h ws g ' iy.
fhonlt hp l.e-d llie n'pon i.f s t;n!)
iuit w as riot c.Main sai ad no attea-
li n to it.
t',tv Mar-la' eo. T! " ntoa t'aa
diTitcn st 4 t.". -a Hsmiitctl.n
tre t. Spc'.e cf h's 1 -e -c " es' y.
Sa Tiotlnrc "f i' -ion's
In iks.
A ',f....l K " t H -. -h
tel a fen 1 ' nt
to f to I ' d lc,f '
in Hairi -
. catr;e lo
Wanted
h't.ipi ad in
olh. c sh.-it t
rimin. 1 1 d :
- : wrs tr-own to hi
nn re irrtVi j out f
(lie hv .
t l. rt n, p i
to Hv.lt--
f... p . I vn
Vs frt -a n
rvr. ',.' all. i
a oul 1 tale i
!:. lit O'lt.
t - n
-e s -t
ca-i in-
1
, re i
k w ft S
rrvrlver
- rs' -a Tr .Tohnsoo '
- m)"m1. vaid he
and .est '.afore'
V- s 'e :-.-d t i.t
h.a VOU f t'M
noli
n.-thii'g nii.a-.al
TllO Tevo'ver ss
mi'etmg oi 1' ot'
a PR pun w i lo.i I d a'
i n e 1 at tlf
li ' ' The j
mi 1 with the
exception of one exploded cartridge.
The evidence shows that he went to
the room at the hotel and shortly after
ward went down and purchased the
gun and laudanum. No one saw him
(to back to the room, as he prohab!y
went in at the Hide door.
The ball entered the head juat back
of the ear and went directly through the
base of the brain, lodging in the f-kin
on the opposite side of the head.
In the dead man's pocket, the follow
ing letter was found :
Sunday Oth.
Lillie, Dear wife This is the only
thing that is left for rue to do. You
must not think that its on your account
I have done what I have. I hare
formed habita that J cannot break off,
and this is the only way left or me, or
else ray family will be left in poverty.
Good Uye to all, and may God bless you
all. Dear children good bye. David.
Following is the verdict of the cor
oner h pjry :
We, the undersigned coroner's jurv
find from the evidence introduced at the
leath of D. A. Hamilton, tfcat the de
ceased came to his death from a gun-
Bhot wound, intentionally inflicted by
himself
I'hil Cohn,
C. K. Bisbee,
Frai.k Spuuiding,
Gho. F. Welch,
Geo. Wells.
ijfio Whitiei.
Deceased ir,snr-d in the A. 0. V.
W., and left a policy fr .':K3 in faior
of bis wife. He leave a wife and four
children.
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
Declaration of Principles for tha
State Campaign of 1S02.
f i iregoti, in
The Uep'ib'icao party
state convention aeenjhiel, pr'ud of
ts record ard past history, its d-vot;on
to the principles of human liberty and
human rtbt". i'l great and inn ena
ble names which lend luster and glory
to the Amerirat. Nation at home and
araonj the tiaiiois of the earth, and as
nn assnranc- ol :ts c--nt:nue't t: -..mtv to
he feat pi'n- p's foi which it has
foitn-?ed m the pat 'n Sta'e id l
National atTs i s
f. 'i jps i.t-ri bv rr,a-;c and
iow i:.c !ei laratioii oi its
Sim the f
priacipfps .
The events of the late war w ith ;-pa;n
rarried us m'o the I'hilippine Ii'.acds.
We hold it to be consistent with the
principles cf liberty and of our National
life that the sovereignty ef the Cnited j
tates ahci'd be maintained in the I
,an is, un lor such local se'f govern-
saer.t as tt. people mav be, or may be-
ronie, titte l to participate in. u e
therefore deda-e against ail propruls
tonkins to the retirement of tli j I'nitsd i
ate fro-n the I'hil'pir.e Islands. i
That in the war wh ich President Rces-
relt has inatjen-ated against tha g'fir.tir
oomb'.ra'ioriS cf i-corp .ra'od capital he
has tha nni'ed and enthesiasf...- s-tpport
of tf.e Kr".b!'o'n party of Orrpon.
We demand and insist upon the pas
saga of the bill n w perid'r.j in coej'ess
for the exc nsi ri of Chinese, known as
the VitrheU-Kahn c'.oi.'n bii'i.
We lee.tbrm our alU'giance t the
cases of in lust rics stil1 in their infancy
or iinab!.' to i ;vnpt wit h i reigii p-o-ducti"na
' in;. i' ' jiiisi ' ii m
Lsti M
Scott's Emr.'-i. n is not a
od media no f-r f.it kils.
Wchavcncvt-r t:ifd .uivir.git
to a real fat jx :r:'.. Wo don't
dare. Yousi' X-; i.nu.i-
sioa buiu'.s r.cv i.l-:
people don't w.'-i :'
people don't nc :.
1;
lut it you are t:v.
Kinuion i- t:.o
vou. It i .'-:: t : i
Si
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that s ...i tM i - i
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and rn v. . : .
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t't '
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We recognize the right of labor to
organize and combine for mutual pro
tection under the law, and we recom
mend that the Legislature enact ail
necespary legislation to protect labor in
al! its rights and priveleees. In the in
terest of American labor and the up-
1 build ing of the workicgman as the
j corner-stor.e of the prosperity of our
i
.country, we recruinend that Congress!
j crea'e a D-partrnent of Labor in charge
of a secretary, w ith a s at in the Cab
inet. We demand tiikt a law be passed by
the next Lee .stature placing all
public officers of this state upon reason
able salar es, which shall not be in
creased during tLe incumbent's term of
office, and beyond such salary they
frhail receive no compensation as fees
or otherwise.
In order to promo e tho development
jef the mineral resources of the etate.
! we are in favor of the creation and
i
maintenance of a raining bureau by
the state.
We dee'are our approval and support
ot the suggestions of President Koose
velt tor the irrigation of the airid lands
of the conrctrv. Tiiis work should be
undertaken by the I mted Mates as
on a popsib'e. and carried forward
cn a consistent piar, under direction of
the Genera' Government.
We u-g onr representatives in Con
press and senators to use every effort to
-cc,;r? trie speedy opening ot the (. o
nmbia river between The Dslles and
v'elilo. and for clearing the river cf al
obstructions to navigation from its
mouth to the head of natieation. We
urge also renewed and continued effort
for improvement of oar oeast harbors
and streams within the "ate. and the
speedy constrncticn
canal.
Tliat the p'ibiic la--
an isthmian
are the beri-
'age of the common ( f le and should
he held in trust f r the t:e and benefit
of all the peop'e uni-r :':.r homestead
:aws. We are tht-e:r unalterably
opposed to al! plans, si heuies or pro
positions for leasing pr.hhc domains,
eitlier to individuals or to corporations.
We favor a polity by trie United
States winch shall fri'tl cr foster and
support our tifbenes. an ! we request
tie I
g.s.a'.ure to
r t such further
f.'.ml by experi-
ii.sasures as rrav be
j We demand and :n't upon the im-
med:aie psssace ': v C r g'ess of the
i
I I'nited t'.t-s of the o nitrgai re bill.
known a the new tirout hi 1, no a pend-
j irg m t!if Sor.att.
j T: at e tavor tha p'c-t-ose.1 a -rend-
:i::it to the state, c -rst tut: -n pro :i:og
i to fie nut a ive and refe t-r: l i-n. an
, rxccotnic n J its n toptio.i
i
1 of t :m state.
i
! vis a-e C".r appro a! of t
; ".p of the pM i-y law era
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t.it-s -:;.,t -re t v pep ' '
Light Bisctiit
Delicious Cake
Dainty Pasities
Fine Puddings
Flaky Crusts
NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN.
We the undersigned miners and resi
denU of Grant county, situated in the
Green Horn mining district, io solemn
ly reuse to let sheep graze on said
ground.
H C Scovell, O A Kingery
J W Zwank Wm Peart
J Simmons O T Sheoard
J W Marshall J T. Marshall
August Hornecker William Feteraon
Geiser, Oregon, .March 24, 11)02.
Trotting Stallfon Pilot.
The fine trotting stallion Pilot will
make the season of 1902 at my ranch at
Tub Springs in Juniper canyon.
Terms, season, 10.
James Cartv,
Lexington, Orej;on.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the monev if it fails
to cure. E. W. (irove'a signature is on
'ach box. 2')C
Notice.
Department of the Interior, United
Utee Land .dice, LaGrande, Oregon.
March 21, 1V2.
Notice is hereby g-lven that theofficial
plat cf the survey of the nnsurveyed
portions of townships Nos. 3 N" R 2 37
K W M and 2 N. K 4t E W M, have
been received at this office and the same
will be tiled for record in this office on
Wednesday, the 7:h day of May, 1902,
and that on and after that date this
otl'ice will be prepared to receive ap
plications for the entry of lands io aid
townships.
E. W. Bvrti stt. Register.
S. . Sw.ukhameb, Receiver.
FOR SALE 3 fine residence lots.
Inquire of A. Abrahamsick.
Send a copy of the New Year edition
to a friend in the East.
The editorial pa-e cf tha Weekly Ora-ro.-:a-n
gives & hroa.J tre:nm to a wide
rar.pe cf snJecta.
KIDNEY TROUBLES.'
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