Heppner gazette., April 17, 1902, Image 3

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The Heppner Gazette
TllUUHIMY, . ,
April 17, l'JO'2
T, U. Howard fur fine, groceries
Wheat wanted at the Heppner Four
Mill.
The Week's News
Local and Personal Happenings
in ami About the City.
John (J. Wilson tanse up from Halem,
Monday morning.
1. O. liorg handles Waahburne
stringed inBtrutnenla.
Cans Matlock u in from hi Butter
creek ranch, Tuesday.
Ijuick delivery and clean groceries in
where Hart k Rlake shine.
For all kind of watch and jewelry
repairing, call on 1'. O. Horg.
We, fill mail order promptly and
Kuarantee our work. 1'. O. liirg.
The Heppner Flour Mill Company is
payisg close to (iO cent per buHhel for
w lieat.
Ham Meadows haa aold his black
smith shop to Kline A Ashbaugh of
Hardman.
Hart A lflako, the itrocer are now lo
cated in their new quarter in the new
Mocurn building on Main street.
1". O. Korg has just received a large
aut.ulv of Hanioa. (iuitars. violins and
all kinds of mimical instrument.
Gravel taken from the excavating
work oa the court hauss grounds ia be
ing used to good advantaga on the
streets.
Wru. Stewart's sheep shearing crew
went out Wednesday. They commence
work for C. C. Curtis, near Cecil. Mr
Curtis has 40(A) ksad of sheep to ahear.
In Uie case of Thos. Mathews v. J
J. T. Hoikins. trespass, in Justice
Williams' court, Tuesday, the case was
continued until April 2, in order to
subpoena witnesses.
Hon. Henry trackman received a
telegram of congratulation from Albert
Toner, nrssid'at of the National IMi
toral Aasoviation from Wyoming. Mr.
To.ier was on his way to Little Ilock,
Aakanaa.
Howard' grocery store i a very pop
uliir place for the pun base of supplies
for fanner and outfit lor outing in Hip
way of extra Hue grorerie. A I moot
everything imaginable kept in stock
It' handy w hero you tan get anything
you want.
Horsemen in lhi vieinity and there
area number of them, are desirous of
ftting a race track nsar tliis eitv. Hen
Swajgart, the well known horseman
and scrvral ether have itattd I bat
they wosld contribute liberally to a
move of this kind. A race track would
be ijnite a drawing card.
The spring tvpe of weathsr which Hm
appeared within ths last five days will
he of treat benefit to both stockmen
aoe farmer. Wheat is now growing
very fast and fields that have had a
backward appearance owing to the cold
weather, are now beginning to Inuk
green and thrifty, (irass is also grow
ing very fast, and the weather at prel
ect could not be better for the lambing
ssason.
C. H. Kirk, the Morrow county stock
inspector, ha finished hie tour of in
spection in the wand country. He
started in at the upper end of Sand
Hollow and worked to Castle Hock
Only two hands were found to be af
fected ith scab in the territory in
spected, and this was in light form
Mr. Kirk will start again going down
Clark's canyon, up Rhea creek to Dry
Fork, and from there will go the Kock
sreek and Putter creek districts. He
will finish up his work at the f'enland
headquarters. Mr. Kiik reports that
shep ara in good condition
The street sprinkler has again ap
peared. Tho ! a.kttk has just added a line of
pedigree blankH.
C. W. A rol l, of Pendleton, has ac
cepted a position with Minor & Co.
We give a Japaneese n.unh bowl
with every dollar' worth of one special
25c coffee. Hart & lilake.
The Woman's Home Miion .Society
of the M. K. Church, South, will furni!
dinner, on election day, for all who may
deire it.
Imperial means the bent, that i the
name of our place our good back it up
We make a specialty of fancy groceries
Hart A Wake.
The trout fihing season is here and
kshermen are enjeying the sport on
Willow cretk. Several good catches
are reported.
A suitable enclosure tor the impound
ing of stock is being constructed by the
city. City Marshal Geo. Thornton is
superintending the work.
C. A. Khea this wei-k sold 40(0 sheep
to Frye, I'.ruhn t Co, of Seattle. He
eold his wool clip of about 50,O0
pounds to K. II. Clarke for the I'eridle-
ton scouring mill.
In a private letter to fieo Conser
from J. L. Avers, Mr. Avers states that
Mrs. Ayer, who ia at 1'ielleyne hospital
is much improved in health and is get
ting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jiowinan of Col
fax, Wash., who have been visiting in
California, were the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Matlock this week. Mrs.
Bowman Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Matlock.
tJilliam Kisbee will use the s'ore-
room adjoining their store, former y
used bv J 1.. Veaiinr, for Heir stoves,
crockery, wood an I willoware depart
Blent. Owing to an increase of stock
aud business Ihev nee ) more room.
Leo H'ackman, who ha been at the
iood Samaritan hospital in Portland,
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis, returned to ths city, Sat
urday t veiling. He is look fug fine and
ill soon be well and strong a:ain.
The Menley Ojiart tie, temperance
and prohibition singer, will appear at
the opera house in thin city, on Satnr-
lav evening, April lit. Ai1mis;o'i 15
and i"i rent, Iteeerved ts .15 cnts
On sal at Conser A A vers' drugstore
AT THE COUftT MOUSE:.
Many Voters ere Negligent About
Registering.
It has been a quiet week at the court
llOUMH.
Ignite a number of checks and money
orders were received at the hlutrilf'H
oflice from different pbces for payment
of taxes, niter Monday, the 7th td thin
month, by persoiiH who desired to
escape the 10 per cent penalty, but un
der the law Sheriff Matlock whh com
pelled lo return the money and inform
thesf) people that tliey were too late, an
the penalty of 10 percent had alieady
been added.
It is now lens than ;J0 days until the
registration books will be closed, am
still a great many voters in Morrow
county have not registered. fSevera
resident of Heppncr have Dot regist
ered.
The coyote sca;p harvest is now in
full bias, The headgear of many a
baby coyote ia now being brought in.
it K A 1. EHTATK THASSfXKS..
Itenjtmin F. King and wife to Win
Wei, 5i0 acres, sec Si, 31, t 1 8, r 24 e.
Win. Weis to F. H. Wiison, 520 acres,
sec 2IJ, .'U, t 1 s, r 24 o- 50u0.
H. K. Uennett to Frank tiilliam,
parcel of land in Heppner. fiJO.
Nancy F.. fcperry arid K i. S perry to
trUHtee of lone Lodge No. 120, A. r. &
A. M. ' of blk 16, iu Wilis' add to
lone. $250.
Win. A. Wilcox ami wife to Kli.abelh
I. Currin, US0 acres, sec. 2, I 1 r24 e.
500.
Wui II. Koyse and wife to C. i
Fuqua, lots 2, 3. blk L, W, H. Koyse's
add to Dairyvi'.le. I90
Henry Ferguson and wife to Cyrus i.
Fuqua, lot 1 and 2, bik 2, Henry Fer
guson's add to Ihuivvii e. !'.
Steel Bead Chatelaine Bags and Carved Leather Wrist Purses
H. C. IIKOWN LKtiHOKNN.
For the season 1 will sell egtf trom
my best bird at $1 per 15. I have some
fine bird. Call and see them.
7t ;! Mils. WII.I.IAM (JOKltON.
Spring Humors
Come to most people and can ho many
trouble, pimple, boils and other
eruption, besides loss of appetite,
that tired fee lintf, fits of biliouoncss,
indigestion and headache.
The sooner one pets rid of them the
better, and the w ay to pet rid of them
Hid to build up tho system that baa
luffcrod from them is to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Forminp in combination the Fprinp
Medicine ;ir ercrlirnre, of unequalled
trviigth in purifying the blond as
iliown by unequalled, radical and per
manent cures of
Scrofula t Rheum
cald Head lmpUsj
All Kind of Humor Peorlaela
Blood Poisoning Rhoumatlam
Catarrh Oyepopeia, tte
Accept no substitute1, but be sui to
et Ilotd"s, and get it today.
Milt Morgan came over from Hepp
ner Monday on business connected with
hi recent purchase oi lb (iillespie
place. Milt expects within the iifxt
two or three weeks to bs permanently
located here Spray Conrisr.
It is estimated that fts.;0 immiirrant
homeseekers from tbs M:dl!e states
snl the Fast have arrived in Spokane,
Washington, since ths lil of March.
Many of these will locate in the Pa
louse, P.ig I'.end, and Colviile valleys of
that state.
I rank Icy a prouiinsnt shiiper of
shsep and catt'e from the Pacific coast,
arrived in Canyon City early ttn week
to take possession of his stock ranch
near this city, ssvb the ltlue Mountain
F.agle. He ha just returned from
Minneapolis, Minneseta, where he has
heen during the past winter feeding a
band of mutton sheet). He disposed of
his entire hand at figures that are cer
tainly satisfactory to all holders of mut
ton sheep, receiving for Inn bane' $4 25
and $4. SO per hundred after their wool
has been sheared. While the mutton
market wan certainly very encouraging
to all sheepmen, Mr. I.acv stated that
the price of laiabs this seasoa would
not be what they were last season. He
assigned ss a reason that about eighty
per cent of the lamb that were shipped
to eastern market last season, were
still in the hands of ths shipper for the
reason that they c.-uld not realiie a
price to j istify them in selling. Price
of sheep in the eastern maikets seem to
be Grin at p-esent. though there will
no' be the same .leuoiti I for sheep from
eastern purchasers tins season a there
was last on account of the number of
sheep they were obliged to any over.
WIF.I.PS A SHAlil' AX
Millions nmrvi I at Hie multitude pf
mals.lies e-i IT bv lr. King's New Lite
Pille th.'iii" cIisti siiitf tim. Stumsch,
Liver alii ll.iwel tionble Iepepsie,
I. is of Appetite, J .'iielice, Itiliimsnes,
Fpvi. Mslnrin. ll Nil befr these won -iter
worker. 2.V at Sb-enni lrng Co'e.
LOCAL STOCK NOTES.
The Lambing and Sheering Season
Now On
The lambing and sheep ahearing sea
son has now arrived. With the favor
able weather the percentage of lambs
saved will lie high.
This spring'a drop of Uml.s while!
about up to the general average, in riot,
so high as during the pisttwo earn.
Sheepmen are of the op:n: r that the j
cause of this is on account of grass be
Ing short last (nil. j
The sheep maiket this eprii.,? is dull
Several buyers are here but no sales j
are reported. In c mparison with the i
higlipiic'S last fall, the market this ;
spring is a little disappointing.
Ibliers are offering a-" a rule $2 00 fm
yearlings ewes, J2 25 for 2veai-o'd
wethers, and 11.75 fir mixed lots,
which is not aflatt-rii.g price and own
ers have a tendency lo hold.
In slnit, to sum the matter up there
seems to be a ililb-rence of about 2" ;
cents per hea I all around, between the
buyer and owners.
There is a sii'plus and pientv of sheen
(or sale, but owners are tint going to let ,
go until they get a price that is satis- '
factory. All of th sheep shearing'
crews that have been waiting iu this.
citv for the Reason to open, are now out
at work and will be kept busy until the
latter part of May at the cl-ee of the
season.
SPECIAL ...
A Good I r o o in
while tiVy last
10 Cents
47 M S-Bh
Ask for l"-ok vouch
ers when trading
they entitle you to all
the popular bookff al
most free.
wll
Clothing
Department
Men who want good Clothes, Stylish, Dressy Suits, that fit well
and wear well, cannot afford to overlook our stock one of the
largest and most complete in Eastern Oregon.
All people do not realize here at home that they really get better
styles, better quality, and better satisfaction in buying Clothing than
the people in larger cities get for their money. This statement never
ban greater force than in its application to the line of Clothing we
are selling this season
I
Dark Mixed Gray Invisible Stripe. A gocxl substantial well made suit, neat
attractive for '
$7.00
A very strong line of $10 suita in Cheviots, Tweeds and CaasimereB, some in
herringbone weave in light or dark colors and well worth tl2'50, and we
offer them to you fur
10.00
Fancy Worsted Serges and Golf Cloth, the right kind and quality and strictly
up to date, finely tailored garments $12.50, iH.Co, 15.00, up to $22.50.
Our New York buyer secured for n some of the moBt marvelous Bai gains in
Ladies Belts about 200 of them, all the newest up to date goods in Leather,
Satirj, Silk and Velvet, every ore worth nearly double the price we asK
ISc, 20c, 2Sc, 3.'ic, and 4 Sc.
BOU'S GlOtMHQ
DGDartment . .
In newness of style
and quality. Did
yon ever kuow of
boys' suits ages 3
to 9 being sold
for 98 cents. We
have them, good
strong c o 1 1 on
worsted with vest
only 98o
I
Climats and Crop Bulletin. I
V. r Department of Afrricul-;
ture climate and crop bulletin of j
the weather Bureau, Orpgon fi-c-l
tion, for the week ending, Mod-i
day. April 15. ll2. j
tiENKK A L SVMMAHY. j
Abnormally cool weather Ime
prevailed during the pa-t week over j
the entire atate. Iu the western
t-ectiou moderately heavy ahow.-re :
have oe-e tired almost diilv, whiie;
iu the ehf-tern hecti c thej were
principally confiiif d to the fi r t j
few days, the latter half of the!
week being cloudy. ;
The maximum, or day tempera-'
hires iu Western Ibeg.-n ranged i
between 44 degree and b4 de-
grres. aud the minimum tempera-j
tines beteen :;t ard Is degrees..
In Kastern Orgon the maximum j
temperatures ranged l.tween 42,
The Dresonian in the ritenp cl the
remocratic State convention which a
hel.l in Portland, ban the (ollowintf to
ear of Hen. J. W. Morrow: The fact
that Mr. Morrow elected comity
clerk for four conei iitire ternm sn.l
state senator, it certainly conclusive
priKif that he ia a ftronn am) popular '
mm. "The nominations for ( 'on;resn-
14 degrees, and th- minimum j
temperatures between 2 1 and Hs
decrees.
bight (Vot-td have frequently oe-
pured. but as jet they have caused i
little or i.o damag- to fruit or j
vegitation. wii)g to th backward-
ness of the seasou.
The i'iki!, showery weather has;
been unfavorable for larm work j
and the grow th of vegetation. :
FaT-eown wheat and oats are in 1
d eoLdition. Winter wheat is!
still backward, and the apriug
sown is slow in germinating, i
CLUNG TO HIS BIRTHRIGHT.
Tkw lr Llmltalluu (in 1M
Ma'a ttralitndr lo UU 1t-trfrr.
OVATION TO BLACK-MAN.
Met at the Train by Citiaana and
Heppncr Band .
man anil Secretarv of State were both
preaeei) upon State Senator Morrew, of
Morrow county, an. I he wag reeouni.e.l
Hon. Henry Lilackoian nominee for
Warm, sunshiny weather is badly
needed to bring the wheat crop up ; tii-ket. wae jiven an ovation ami a roal
to its normal condition. Hop welcome upon his return to b a tioiu.- in
vards are lookinc tiue, and in ! thin cm . Satiml.iv evening
by dehvate, a one of the - ! -tioD the vines will soon Karl, , the afternoon the affair ...
men the party ha.l. At one time .lele- . T, far there Hll h h!, u,t fri-Ja. Ju.t
kratee thonEbt that they co.ihl tvail " . - . ... ' ,
upon Mr. Morrow to accept one or the . i c i
dros b:i ins utatneil a slow . ifii he:i,teI bT t.ie 11 j poer tyaipliony
other of these nomination, '"it the i ,
hilt steailv grown, liirougiuiui uir iwi nmrruei onr rwi. iu'i ii
I'tiiie.t in. 'r. Klackman
cumber of citijang f a.l already oongre
itateJ. After m mi.- by the band. Geo
Wells steppe J up on to a dry gooda boi
i that had bet-n brou'i out for a plat
torai. Mr. Welif d- ivired a short ad
dress and intro!u. e l Mr. black man.
It was at the Junction t tTi
streeta. An oldiah n,a:i as about
to step in front of an eo-ctric car "
(Toing at full ajK-ed. when a hand
i-irii him and rlun him bi.k. It
was a close ahaTe, says vise Chicago
Chronicle, and as aa the old man
realised it he extended hi hand to
hi re.M'utr and t-xclM:iti:
"You have saed my life ami I can
never repay the debt."
"I dexire no thanks," waa the m'xl-
est reply.
"Hut you deserve more than,
thanks. I am a rich man and I want
to five you sune substantial token
of my gratitude. Here let nie write
you a check for"
"I couldn't accept anything reaily,
I couldn't." protested the other, "but
there i f.'nu'thiin.' you might do for
me. all the Kan e."
'Siek and it h.vll be dona."
"You are a rich man and I know
you by name. I aru secretary of the
gas company. Every month when
you coiiie in to pay your bill you
raise a row f r half an hour and
a war that e are highway robbor.
If you will only awree "
"'ut to raie a row over my gaa
bill? 'ever. sir never! You aavi
my life and I st uvi ready to draw
you a check for 11 ",o), but as for
foregoing a privilege granted only to
freelx-m Amen. -ans. I can't surren
der it couldn't do it if you had
saved ni life a dweu times over."
Marble n 4 .
That old jo'nt- .i' o it "a tire in a stone
yard" m;:t be .-a!'--', in. A rei ent c. .r
flagfttion .n n i'!. ;'.t.: : jihia marble and
granite plant caued loss of $50,000.
A hat made ' nd. v!.,.
M.S.v,o,M. (.r,i. the, op ,
2.J.H-I.o..o. !4 , ... ,. let..pbeu.-a
wur.g vtr. u t- of X.
when there were ba ' calls for a f seech. ' prime ui.i.-,, m
Mr. Klackman us? v--rr movlest in bis
epa
tie saio: that the nomination
HKl'P E K CHl'RCUE.
r.ev. W.
Kpipcopal i'Iiu'o
- ine
Senator finally telt compel. el to iie-
rline both honors, afier carefully weih
the matter up one eidi and dw ntbe
other. His biieiness interest at Hepp
ner are ::! that they ntust be 1 se'y
Attended to, and en Mr. M -rr w felt
that he miet decline the honor that
hi fellow citietm w-re o invuvn to
thrust upon him.
There a'e many who 5ei:ev i the
Son' h i co1"1' to le 1 in the p:!ii'i
tion reform. The North t k t'e lei I
in hol itiou . the South mi 'i'C:i,t 1. t
1 l.r IhLmi.- ttie .i 1 '1 a sooor.,1
treat reform. AKeadv t'.e fob-b.t-.o
reform ha given t' "ft-v "
w eek, and tisttn til? m western train j'tuie.t mi.
seetioti is repotb -.1 to be in good greeted with t'
eon Htion. In th-' eastern peetion and the core
the weather lias I U too cool for y
s;t;-f.ietorT grow'Ji to ensue, and p,,:n, ,. i
;is a r. stilt feed short on the
was '
.: strains of music 1
ns of friends.
remarks.
came to him unsolicited, and as it j
wi unaminous, there was nothirj j
else to do but accept. He laid ' Ca'.! olio Churc!; llev. I
aa tha waa overw' l nin.-'v r,oO , rvi. ee od Sunday in ea
li. an, he realir.eJ that there wn I.ttle
show of election, but .' p 1 tj got a
Ijej vo!c in Mjrrow c'.:n:y tj how
Ins utan I iii in the con: :v.
f. r
K.
it'
Id.
1 a. ni .
Serrices at fie Kp.
lti iay tnornio I r
Kvenicj. II
i Mr I. acknian siii C'V in a; ' M p. ,-!.nr.-!i k
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k p:a ise a:n". congratn ati : : . -me.ery-
ii froat a la-ce , jHv.
Brest leaders and one
A. Tate of Naahvill
'I t :
' NlHrtl CiltArrh ., lickly yields to treat
niKiit I'T l'Jy's Cream Halm, hich is agr.s
My an'miMtic. It i receiTed through Uie
n.lnli. clranes and heals ths whole sur-
i.n,Bl.i..k it .tirTnat-a itnalf 1 nii-Lirjt I
s. II ths fiOo. airs; Trial sue y mail. 10 j Secret arr of the Nat'oti.v!
eenta. 1 et it an.l you are sure to c.ulinue l jmn,itt,,,. n i ,a b '.mi
thetrebtuicnt.
AtinoHiircmrnt.
To aeoomniivlate tti.we who are partial
to the use of atoiiiifs in applying h.pn.U
into the tiUtM wwh:. for f.itrr '..u -.,-:!;
Ihe r.prie.'r i repars Cream :lin in
li.piid form. win. h wi'il I known aa Kly's
I.i pud Crawm lilm I'nce including the
spraying tul is 7" enta. lni:gisls or I t
mail 'lh li.iuid fo'in enibHliea the me.l-
' icmal prxrties ..f ti e t.. l j n pwration.
r t
speak ir th opera b .-n-e
sven;iif . pf.l ;'l.
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nrii Sm Meadow a' I "
dav. stating that lo ' ve1
t' ba I a live! t the li,.e
les' trel that ZXnii
tint along woil a il 1
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t;:iriliii a"l J'O''.. plantii'.j. In
Son tlit r ii t 'regoii mi.1 pirtions f
tie YVill.imelte valley eailv
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id.'ir.lens a-e up hiitloil..
I', a. io -. aptii'.'t-. eM'ly
id in ii lon,.,s hi 1 somo vsnetie-
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of lierri-s are it full Mo in.
st.-ek i ituj r.'v ng.
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