Heppner gazette., April 10, 1902, Image 3

Tim Hcimner Gazette ,K'
I 'Pri in mini utirl lilutfi liiilu uf. M IHM
TlIUItHIUY,.
April 10, 11)02 J
The Week's News
Local and l'ersonal Happenings
in and About the City.
Cull at l.illiu K. Cohti'B for luilltuery
Jai. K.sny, of Klianiko, spent Sun
day in thi. city.
J. II. McGregor returned from Port
laud, Saturday.
P. O. Borg handles Waahburne
atringud instruments.
Full line of legal blanks at Portlaud
price, at (iakti k ollice.
Quick delivery and clean groceries in
where Hart A Blake shine.
For all kinds of watch and jewelry
repairing, call on 1'. U. Borg.
We All mail orders promptly and
guarantee our work. P. O. Borg.
Finest stock of millinery ever brought
to Heppner. Residence of Lithe K.
Colin.
C. B. Sperry of lone wai a guest of
bis sister, Mrs. It. C. Wills, in this city
Saturday.
The hansoms new cottage erected by
Mrs Willis near the depot, is almost
completed.
Miss Iea'on, editress of the lone
Post, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K.
M. Shutt, Sunday.
Mart A Blake, the grocers are now lo
cated io their new ipiarters in the new
Slocum building on Main street.
1'. (). Borg hss just received a large
supply of Banjos, (ioitars, violins ami
all kinds of musical Instruments.
lul'ratt A Sargent are getting well
a oog in the construction of the retaining
wall in front of the court house grounds.
I'ap Simons mourns the loss of his
'possum. The animal escaped from a
box in which it was confclned and is now
running at large
Mr. June , ol Seattle, was in the city
the past week buying heavy draft
horses. He bought several good horses
at f l'H s hua I, w hich is considered a
low figure.
The Menlev Quartette, temperance
and prohibition sinirers, will appear at
the opera house in tins city, on Satur
day evening, April l'.i Admission 1.1
and -.1 cents
In compliance with aa order ol the
city council, City Marshal ieo. Thorn
ton closed all gambling in this city,
Monday evening. There was ijuite an
exodus of the green cloth fraternity
during the week.
W. B. Totter has irone to Spray to
take charge of Minor, (iilliarn A Co.'
store. Mrs. Totter and children will
join him as s ion as school is out.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
I'otter regret very ranch to see them go
away.
Howard's grocery store is a verv pop
tilar place for the purchase of supplies
for farmers and outfits for outing in the
way of extra fine groceries. Almost
everything imaginable kept in stock.
It's handy where you can get anything
you wad
Fred Krug of the Heppner steam
laundry', owing to increase of business,
will ad l new machinery, making a very
complete laundrv ulant. Next week he
will receive a starching machine, wash
er, collar ahaper and pulf irons for
fancy work.
The funeral of the late I. A. Hamil
ton was conducted Itoin the M. K.
church, Smith, yesterday afternoon.
The A.O. I". , of which he was a
member, look charge of the funeral
service. Muring the funeral services,
the h iiiimi houses of Heppner were
closed.
Leach V
Hats remodeled and all kinds of mill
ir:ery at Lillie E. (John's residence.
We give a Japaneesu u.ush howl
with every dollar's worth of one special
25c coffee. Hart A Blake.
Apligue, fancy buttons, allover lace,
belts, neckwear, hosiery, corsets, shirt
waists, dress skirts, point lace ma
terials, etc, at Mrs. L. J. Estes'.
The Woman's Home Mission Hociety
of the M. K. Church, South, will furnish
dinner, on election day, for all who may
desire it.
Imperial means the best, that is the
name of our place our goods tiack it up.
We make a specialty of fancy groceries.
Hart A Blake.
The regular meeting of Rawlin Be
lief Corps No. 23, on Saturday, April
19, at 2 p. m , in Masonic hall A full
attendance is requested to attend to im
portant business. Bertha Drew (ill-
man, President
Mrs. L. A. Florence entertained (pile
party of little iolks on Monday, in
honor of her son Thomas' Wtli birthday.
Io spite of the bad weather, most of
the invited children came promptly at
4 p. in. After playing tor an hour the
lining room was opened and the chil
dren were sealed al a long table spread
with one of Mis. Florence' lovely
lunches. The 'able was decorated witti
home glow n dafudills. The little folks
wers well enteitained. Thf se present
were: 'Mildred Slocum, Josie Hit -hard-son,
Leniia Whorry, Sadie Cieswell,
Mabel Howard, Marie liager, Harry
Jayne, Jiiel Hale, Cecil Hale, Mark
Hocutn, Kmo'y Slocum, Norman
F lorence
K. M. Sltott, e
w ho has been to (
Ijawrencs, where he went to h.ive the
boy's eves treated, returned Iii.lar
evening 1. ith in I Incago a id t. i aiil
the lad was taken to the dent oculist
w here thorough exa-niiiation were
male. Mr. Shut! a us llifoi ined hy the
ye specia'isls, that Ins so i's eyes mere
permanently injured and that nothing
could bo done for them. It is feared
that tiis eyes will grow worse and that
he will go blind. The boy's eyes will
be treated at home for several montLp,
and if remits are in anyway satisfactory
ho will tie again taken to Chicago fur
an operation. It will he Decenary to
tak him from the mihlic schools. Mr.
and Mis. Shutt have the sympathy of
the entire community in this grest
dor of The Times
i i-.ii i with his sun
atlliction .
COURT HOUSE NOTES
L.rg. Amount of Taxes Paid
Under Now Law.
Democrats Name a F"ull
Ticket.
The democratic county convention
which was held in tins city, Saturday
last, was 'juite an enthusiastic meeting.
Several of the patty leaders expressing
the opinion that it was the best meeting
that had been held here for eight years.
Geo. Wells, chairman of the county
central committee, nailed the meeting
lo order at lu o'clock a. in.
C. K. kedfiehl w ao elected temporary
hRirman and appointed A. Leach and
S. I. Stratton secretaries.
By motion the lollowing commit'ees
were appointed :
Credentials K C Ashbaiigh, J J
Roberts, C B Sperry, Jack McCullogh,
.lames Leach.
Ordr of business Henry Blackmail,
F J Miller, V A Stephen, Win Straight
'ieo Wells.
Organization ,J M Whit ), S 1' Flor
ence W T McNahh, Frank Wilson, John
Binns.
After appointment of the committees,
adjournment was taken in til 1 :3'l in
the afternoon.
Promptly al the time set fu', Tem
porary Chairman Itedlield called the
meeting to order. The chairman re
oriented that the dillereiit di-legations
get together in groups in order to facili
tate matters in the dispatch of business.
It was evident that Chairman Redfield
ilid not want any unnecessary delay
which was shown by the way in which
the large amount of bHsiness was dis
posed of.
While the delegates wvre getting to
gether, Hon. Henry Blackman moved
that the press tie extend-d the conrtesv
of the meeting, and the representatives
of the papers were invil- 1 to take Beats
ins'de the railing at the de-k of the
seeretai les.
Keport of the c minittee en credent
ials was adopted, which showed the fol
low ing de egHtes entitle 1 to sea's.
"7
EVERY DAY MUST-HAVES
AT THE LITTLEST PRICES
Thi.-i is not a 'CI
Out of Busii;''-.s cull
ijiirv for Tii u Fair-
f-ariiij.' Sale" or a ''Cloing
,"' but an every day, onli-
sale of the very best
i
towels in the world at price.-: lower than other
stores can buy thorn.
si
The association of stores, to which we belong,
buys; over 200,000 towels every year think of
it 200,000 and more each year, small won
der then that we can offer sueh bargains an
these :
Large checked crash towels, red or blue, fringed,
worth 10c each, only
O Cents
Ifuck towels, pure linen, o0 inches long, red bor
bered, worth 2oc, the pair only
15 Cents
Huck towel, 40 inches long, pure linen, red bor
dered, worth oOc, the pair only
Hiy Cents
Crash towels, -18 inches long, blue borders and
fringed; worth each 18c, only
1 Cents
Embroidered, all linen towels, figured tloral de
signs, 4) inches long, popular for splashers and
wash stand covers, the pair worth 7oc, only
08 Cents
Nassau, cotton crash, honey-comb pattern, 10
inches wide, yard only
o Cents
Heavy crash towels, 45 iDches lone, wide figure Itonlore,
fringed, worth &c each, only
25 Cents
Turkish towels, firiDged, 3j inches long, the pair worth
35c, for
25 Cents
Heavy Tarkieh towels, 54 inches loDg, red bordered,
fringed, the pair worth $1.25, for
90 Cents
Heavy bath towels, gray and red checked, fringed, JS inches
lODg, the pair only
GO Cents
Gray cotton crash toweling, 16 inohen
wide, the yard worth 6c, only
4r Cents
Crash toweling, all linen, blue bordered, 17 inches wide,
the yard worth 15c, only
Cents
r
Key brand Table Felt,
GO inches wide, very tine,
per yard
$1.00
Wliere Whole Families Can Trade"
w
r
Special bargains in
Table Linens and Nap
kins from our New York
buyers.
Mt Veroon Henry Blackman, Steve !
Swait, hy C V I'atteraon t-roxy, John : Hocon -led hy Henry Ulackniftn and J.
Hilj,'lieH, K W lihea hy ilenry I'.iack- W M jrrow.
man proxy, J I.eezer. hy nio'ion of Mr. Blackmail Mr.
Matteaon eo Swaggart, S '.V Mead . Woo I wry mas nominated bv acc'atnatiori.
ow by (ieo Swaggart proxy, Huhe I'. H. Wil-ou, of lone, a riumii;..te 1
(iaunt, J J Mc'iee by W Bavless l,y W. T. McXalh for cominie-i.jt.er.
proxv, Koht Matteaon, J I' William by l'.v motion he waf nominated by tv
1 W Morrow proxy. cUin.ition.
((entry (' E Kd field. J J Boberta, Ti.e oliice of a!-fBor was not much
I'erry Snyder, K M lientry. ' oivtit after. I. other HuMon cf Eipht
In
H. HUOWN IJtOHOKNH.
F.ir the Keamni I m ill eell t'$i Irom
my bent tdrdu at fl per 1"). I have tome
One bird. Call and pee them.
:.-; MBS. WM.I.IAM (JOBIt)N.
The court houe proundu nn jTes-'nt
rattier a sorry appearanc". Everything
i all torn up. The work o( excavating
and grading hut been ettin: along in
good thape.
Corole ncalpa are hetiinning to come
in lively. At tin time ot tlie vear
manv a coyote' home in made desolate
by the removal of the ccalps from the
whole family. There' money in it
Each tcalp, from big, little, o'd or
young m worth $i
The matrimonial maiket for the
month of March ai extremely ijuiet.
Only a few record of license appear.
The contract for building the new
court houe will be let at the May term
of court. Work on the building will be
commenced aa noon aa the contract and
liondf are executed.
There w as iuite a rush at the sheriff's
ollice for a few days piior tu Monday by
people whii desiied to pay their taxei
before the penaltv mas added under the
new law. Shentl Matlock Informs the
(itrtlTik that up to Moll lav $' had
issued 1-7(1 tax receipts, aggregadag
$4',IH0 in cash that has been paid in
for taxes. This lemes only about fl'J,
(MM to be collected, ami a part of this ia
not delinquent, aii one half has been
paid by manv which, under the provis
ions of the law (xtends the time until
October. About I'M) names appear on
the roll who have nut paid anything,
toil thexe are incxtlv umall amounts,
it this tune last vear only 'J J tux re
ceipt! had bien issued.
WIEI.KS A SUA Bl' A
Millions marvel at the multitude of
maladies out i IT bv I'r. King's New Life
fills the most di'reecing too. Stomapb,
Iivsr sn.t It.iwel tronblea I 'vepepsia,
I. isn of Appetite, Jtimdice, Hi ImiisneHS,
Fever, MnlariH. all full before these won
der workers. -5- at Slocum lrnf Co's.
Jill Humors
Are impure matters which the kin,
liver, kidney and other organs can
not take care of without help, there i
uch an accumulation of them.
They litter the whole ytem.
I'iinplcs, boils, eczema and other
eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, flu of indiges
tion, dull headache and many other
trouble arc due to them.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
lie move, all humor, overcome all
their effect, strengthen, tono and
invigorate the whole system.
" I had salt rheum on mr hand so that I
euui.1 ih wort. I too Hooa .oaraaparuia 17 F, j,,!,,.,,, r,r. Wrrn Ht . K. V
and It drove miI the humor. I continued ThB i;alm p,,,,,, w,tl,out pain. t.w not
It us till the sore disappeared." Ma. 1 imtale r rans iieeiiie;. It sj.rea.Li it. !l
I O. rtsow. Kuniford Kails, Me. I over an imtated ainl aiiKT aurfare, reliev.
Mood'. Sarsaparilla proml... to in j"'"' Tr",''"1 infl,n,ln"ti"n;
Cur and keep. th. promt... W ' m. arai.J
gniiiNt Nssnl atarih an.l liny 1 1 er.
Irj Inj; prrprtion .imply devel
opdrj catarrh ; tliJ lrv up th. secretions,
which adhere to he ntenitrnne ami decom
hm. rausmg a far more serious trouble than
the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry.
ing inhalants, fumes, smoke and snuff
and na that which cleanses, soothe and
lirala Ely's Cr.ani Balm ia such a remedy
and will cure catarrh r cold in the lirad
easily and pleanautly. A trial air. will be
mailed for in renta. All druggists .ell tl.a
Hppner Jack M.iCiillogh. (i W
Wells, S V Florence, Frank Basiuus,'
('has E Brown, J 1 Brown, V IWrton
bv John Binns proxy.
I.exingtcn Jan l.each, Frank I'a'ker
H E Burchcll.
Cecil C (Curt;- I y I W Kagalda.
proxy, W T McNahh.
l'ry Fork F M Holmes, I' J Milier.
Lena J I. I'rars'.n, W V. S:i:ght, W
H Clark.
South lone S M Wat field, N A
l.each. C B Sperry, .1 I' Louy.
North lone F II Wilson, S I Strat
ton, S I' Wilson.
F'lght Mile I. other Huston, Oeo
Holmes, F: t' Ashbaagh , (.'has Hut-to n ;
by Luther Huston proxy.
Alpine "S liodon, Carl Mosgrave
by () S HodHoii proxy.
I'airy V A Stephens, 1' II Jenkins,
W 11 Bayless, Montgomery.
Bine t it v I 11 attenli-Tger.
Well Springs Not represented.
Beport of the committee on organ-ra
tion which recommended that the tem
porary otht ials be made the permanent
ollicers, adopted
Beport of the committee on oiderof
business, adopted.
The follow ing delegates were placed in
nomination for the State convention and
were e ected by acclamation: lion. .1.
W. Morrow , t 1". Be ilield, J. A. Wooi-
ery.
The next order of business mas the
nomination of a countv ticket.
In a speech which was neatly deliv
ered, Hon. J. W. Morrow presented the
name ef J. W . Matlock, the piesctit in-
ninbent, for sheriff,
l'avid .luikins, of Har lin.in, ih iji;-
natl.l.J. Mctiee. the prosei.t count
ivevnr, for shenlT
t". II Sperrv name, I l" T. Wa'keri f
Ion e.
An infoinial 1 a'l t f. c 1 l' e f 1-
I w ing rcpuit.
McOe, 27; Matlock. ; Wa'ker. 1.
Nei esarv to elect
t)n the formal ballot M ice te, cive 1
"s ; Matlock ; blank 1.
Mr. Met ice b ing recc.' t t a iiacv-
ity of all the votes cast " .le la-ed
the nomiin e.
By motion of J W. Mn the i. , n
ination was mde unaniin :
By motion of .t.W. M C'e
formal ballot m as dispels i th w! c'i
sax i' 1 riinsideia'de tune
For cooi'tv clril. I . - .'.i'i
plac.il .1. .1 K.-t.etts i i nil." it t .
Mr. Boberl" inline. iiateli g ' ' ai: I
drclmed in la.u of .1. V V,.o-y.
The nomination of .1 . . w.isi
Mile and Marsh Whit" of Lexington
were both nominated, and buth de
clined. A there mas apparently no available
tini'" -r for this ol'iee it mas moved to
pa this nomination and go ahead wi h
the ordar of hnsiness.
J. W. Morrow placed 'ieo. NoMe in
iion.inaion for treamier. Mr. Noble'
dow n the house.
The romiiation of J. J. McGee for
hei;tl. caioe itii a big surptise to the
paity o !,nd in fact a great many
i th.--. Mr. Matlock wm er titled to I
die t:o,:t.at:, n for a second term in ac
rordarce . i r , a well established pre
cedent. Mr. Mciiee'a candidacy was
kept very ipiiet until the evening be
fore the c r ventlon. I en he was a
vuy hiis timii. I'r. --iij inert democrats
are ofthe tpuinn that Mr. Matlock
ought to he it, hut l,e did net make
an v t-lfort
LEXINGTON NEWS.
CITY COUNCIL.
O'dirance Prohibiting Gambling Or
dered to be Enforced.
nouiumt ;
i,
accian.a-
mas roininated for
nomination
J.-:
ma- given th
tlell.
Julius Keithly
suv eyor.
J I.. Yeager receive,
(or . ercmer.
I'.v motion of Pavid
iil.ieu wr.s Bominated t
for ass."-sor.
I II .:, I 'l r I'OMIIIII; V : N .
Matt.-son. J B Williau.s : 1 'i
1 1 l'a Irs. , Mt Verm n. ( ' (' l'.itterso: :
I'tiil. A t Morgan; He'. :;er, ie -rge
VVel'.s. l'i Fork, J I'lVi: Lexington.
kins. H
iu lari at'.on
W
i There mas a regular meeting of the
I city council Monday evening. Mayor
' Frank (til iam and Councilman Tboa.
i t'nai ! m ere absent.
J. J. B .'1 eits pieeided over the meet
: ing.
I'etit.oti. ct J. W. Morrow and Bercy
M. ! Lat 'e'l s for renewal of lujucr license
' grante.t.
I 1 etit;o:i of The. Ilhea and E. O.
j Slrcnii. t ir opening of tireen street, also
petition .f Saling, Bill et a', for foot
bridge a -oss Willow ('reek on Court
street, and petition ot II. M. Bryant, et
ai, tor opet it,g t'-eet through Yeager
property iron. Church to A:ka!t streets,
and p.-t tl.-n of i reswel: and i.entry for
d
.1 M White, oii!l
Fig lit M Ic, (ieo. Huinie.
trattoii , Bine Citv.
Lena. Win Stru'-ght; Aipi-e. (' S II
i!i : W d 1" Springs, 1 'u k II "aid.
Kol' s, I -1. K . II-.
Mt err. mi, Jim Br.nr. Heppuei.
Ja. k M . 1 'nllogii ; (ientry. K.i l'.town.
1 r v Fork. .1 1 Ball.
Lena. W F Mr.ujit, South
W.i-tieci: Noith lone. S 1
Lu iv, (.'has A Bepsss. 1 I
1. 'Homing sre the nomination for i al1
justice of the pen. and const.ble for!
i
the d i'erelit .l ittn ts .
P.sti ct N ) L' L'.v Foik and Fight
M. e. C'.itr Jot s. J B. Chas Mantori.
( ii.stal .e . 1 'is:.-. I No (i He pier, Mt
B Williams. 1 B.
hie. I ' Kt r i t N o
Ioi. . J B I.otiy ; .-dewa.k id Center street fr-vi. Court to
North L ne. ' .la.l !' w.ie reterted to coa in:tte
(i-,:.rniiice No. o.t, to tax dogs, read
; rst t .me.
ic.arter reports of treasurer and re
cori'c '. -.'erred to finance cemmi'tee.
Bet ' ' i of B F. M. Cant'.el 1, et !.
:i-k t ; that g.i-nt lit e be s-nppresse l in
It.'l p: --r-, . !!. 'i bv the council that
tne o-iiiHL.ee i jin int. i tamt lirg be
n. I .-:t l'i!ir!!i wis in'
Lexington, April 9, 1902.
Lexington will celebrate.
W. B. McAlister returned from Port
Friday. Mrs. N. A. Leach of L ne, visited in
town Sunday.
Mrs W, B. McMillan it viaitiog in
lone this week.
' C A Johnson returned from Port
land last Friday.
James Frey, of Heppner, visited at
Lexington Sunday.
Howard Lane left her. Monday to
work for C. C. Flh.ea.
Several men loosing for homes ar
rived here Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Filbert Stanton of F.'ight
Mile, spent Sunday with relatives here.
C. C. Boon is the champion coyot.
huntar. He killed nine one day last
week.
Prof. Brown and Mr. Cot, kin, if
Heppner, visited Kev. F. R. Beach latt
Friday.
John B. Carmiehael ha been notified
that his presence is desired at Portland
the 14th. He is d-amn on the I'. S.
grand jury.
Mr. Trullingf r, of Oregon City, who
has been look;rg t land in this neigh- j
borhood, retarded home Monday. j
How s Tkls?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for aDy case of Catarrh lhat can
not be eared by Hall' Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cuenkt & Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have knowD F.
J. Cheney for Ibe last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi
ness transaction, and fdnaDciolly able to
carry ont any obligation made by their
firm. Wssr A Turii,
Wholesale rjrnagisls, Toledo, O.
Waliij, KisnasA Mahvis,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken iotrmal
ly, acting directly npon the blood sod
mucooi surfaces of Ice system. Price.
75o per bottle. Sold by all druggits.
Testimonials free.
Flail's Family Pills are tbe best.
M S. Maxwell ot lone, mas in the
city Thursday.
Nat Webb came up from Portland,
Tuesday eveniog.
Judge Bartholomew is building a new
lodging house bv the side of the Star
lodging house on May street. Th. n.w
new structure will be of wood, 4 x 4S
feet, two stories.
THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP
Uf Virginia is breeding groood of M
laria germs. So is low, wet or marshy
ground everywhere. These germ cause
weakness, chills and fever, ache, in ina
bones sod masclee, aod may lodaco dsn-
The game c: baseball between lone geroue maladies. B.t Electric Bitter
never fi!s to dlroy them aod cure
malarial troubles. They will surely t re
vect typhoid. "We tried many reroe.ti
for Malaria and Stomach and L' -:r
troubles," wrile John Cbrlrl.n. j?
Lexington by
Some fellow
see of 6 to 12.
on. hided he needed a
saidie more thai: Rev. V.. R. Beach : Byesville, O , ' bnt rver fonnd aoytbmg
doe?
and the rt-s-. t is that Rev. Beach " f01?1" tric Bitter. " Try tbrn,
or..
i i-nii' ' f i . an.
Wdeon : ' mmi. ted --coi l.t iJy
The sj
is minus a sa he. Later
A telephone ha been place 1 in the
post efic. T: enat.'es farn:er on
Social Ri.lg to :;nd out whether they
have any mail ithout nuking a trip to
see.
Oay joc. SlogQtn l'rng Co., gnarsi.tee
' satisfaction .
Kp
H K r H E K
scopa! church-
HI ti' HM
-Lev. W.
HSII.li
. f
it. s were
I
l-.ted.
A cum!'.
1 fir ; t :ai t
dire. ' - on .
- noises are now
vicii i . under the
i'vt-nv. The fol-
R..I Ctat Transfer.
James 1
Catholic Church hv
Service .id Sunday ;u
10 .' a.m.
. hat!
-a ii
i l.o;. . ( iet.tr ,
Fi: k L.iMiius.
A L,' i. -tor. ; J "! White. J B
l'o-'ei . cot '.('. .- lone- S I -t
tor .1 P. slid .1,1 n 1
Jio lliot.o-1 o!
i o',; nl v . i ill i a . ii i t tee w :;s
t i t'.i to Jo i ' a s oi I .at ma)
t he . . ill;' t .. ket
s 'I
emg fame I
g IrtC, S to's s,
- v ar-o d
F. ( Sperry ar.d
Khea. lots '. and 4. b!
I a 1 i. to 1 ne. .
f. P Mathews an.
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