Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, April 24, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrcm The He, ?pner Gazette ! lbs ,:','i,," Mc,' tbe bRttif - .,,-. Mrn)nr j groin a of -.elusion. The House 3 -..--t-j -doptcd t! Kalm. Mitchell bill Wat iK-fk Ac Michell. without dnision, and with but Tin '. THE r j fr clutiif. tu it fiora it oneinal 'toflW at Horner Omron. m , . 'i : i ,w mtMff, forrii, (!.& Representatives --zzzzz- who were oi pwd to the exclusion April 24, HKl'ijOf the AsUi v coolies thus escaped - " ' : being I'lm-: d BLICAN A fl' ' t':y ' ', Utom- .". FURNISH Mal i . i. ii'r.Att. ! VS. S MOORK BE1N. A M. CRAWFORD. J. WtllT.NRY. Sui inter Public Instruction- H. ACKERXUS. ' jDjcrtiiiir, ; J. X. WILLIAMSON Joint S nator J. W. SCKTBKR. Joict Representative . W. Hit: LPS. MORROW COUNTY For Sheriff m. siiutr. Far Cierk VAWTFK CRAWFORD for Assessor V, L. AL1NG. For Commissioner JOHN WILLIAM. For Treasurer MAT L1CHTENTHAL. For Soveror JOHN F. BOYSE Fr Coroner F. B. KtSTNER. If you are interested in the wel fare of Ileppner, patronize Ilepp ner people. It will be ad asy viotory for Newt Williamson our neit con gressman. IYace negotiations in South Africa Lave been delayed, how ever, indications are that the war w ill soon be at an end. The Baker City Herald esti mates that W. J. Furnish will carry Eastern Oregon by COCO ploraJitf. About 10,000 for the state will be about right Another cheapjohn Portland solicitor was in town this week for a "supply" house. This time it waa the printing line. Ileppner has well regulated store, food printing ofiices. and in fact, every line ia well represented. J. W. Sen her. republican can didate for joint senator, (district No. 22. Morrow, Umatilla and Union; is a man who should, and will receive a big vote, especially in Morrow connty. Mr. ScTiber is a good man and well qualified, and will represent the district in an able Eiantier. Such men as Mr Scribr, the Gazette is pleased to support and recommeai on record. This TICKET. forced the ci.poueLta of the bill to , coDoeiitrrtt their efforts to defeat it in the senate. The chief ob jection to tl:i nieavsuae in the latter body centered around the drastic ' provisions Lich the Pfaelan Com mission, in its eagerness to niaka politics smveeded in engrafting upon it. A good majority of the Senators ar true to the principle i of Chiaef exclusion as it is repre sented in existing laws and treas ury regulations, as is evidence! in the rob by which the amended substitute was adopted. j When introduced, the Piatt substitute provided only for the eiteneijn of existing exclusion 'laws uutil the present treaty be tween Cbma and the United States terminates. According to the j terms of the treaty this will bap- pen on the 7th of December, 1904. It survival after that date depends upon the sufferance of the two gov ernments. The substitute bill thus left ueovered the Scott bill of 1SS8, under which the treasury regulations governing Chinese la borers in transit have been pro mulgated, and madd no provision for the Philippine islands. The amendments uhich have been made to the bill embrace the Scott act ofBeptember 13, 1SS8: extend exclusion to the Philipines, pro hibit the migration of Philippine Chinese to mainland territory, and extend the life of the law until such a time as a new treaty may be made with Chins, should the present be abrogated. To all in tents and purposes, the main fea tures of the Kah-Mitchell bill have consequently been retained. The chief difference lies in the limit which the Piatt substitute places on the operation of the ex elusion la, and in the eradica tion of the prevision prohibiting Chinese sailors from being em ployed on the ships carrying the American flag. The decided stand which the Senate took on that proposition was shown in the vote on the Lodge amendments to (strike oat the clause from the ! ivann---uuctieil bill. The amend ment carried by 47 ayes agaii Bt 29 noes. The measure must now go to a corference committee of the House aod Senate. If the bill adopted by the latter is accepted by the former the same security which we now enjoy against Asiatic coolie invasion will be ex tended for a period at least. It is unfortunate that this immunity was not made indefinite, for, with the time limitation the Senate has placed upon the operation of the bill, the contentious question kept alive to irritate and harass ua again some future day, when the issue will have to be fought all over again. S. F. Chronicle. Local News NoUi, R. C. Wills went to I'ort'an.l, Tu.'s- Have McAtee returned ypstetiUy from California. Re. Pot wine cams over from rendit ion, Monday veiling. Karl Bartholomew was a mstnk'er for Portland, Tuesday moraine HKFfNKK I HI Kl'HKS. Episcopal church Lev. W. E. Pot wine Catholic Church Kv. Father Kelly. Services 3d-Sunday in each month at 10 :3c) a.m. M. K. church, Rev. II . L Beig-litol pastor, services at 11 a. ru. and 7:30 p. in. Morning subject, "Honored Worn anhood;" evening Bubject, "Will I Succetd?" Hundav school at 10 a.m. You are cordial y invited to attend. TWO VERY IMPORTANT INDUSTRIES While it may cmui a broad statemout, il is prooaoiy true, iDal oar railroads. who ineir luiroeuse capnaiisariuu anr aruiy of emD)ovr. form one or ihmumi rmiorlsol rodastneeuf tbe ooaniry. TLe jner very imporrant rndastry n tie inanaritotare ol mat celrDraled fsmily Oiedioine, rJoet-tters'i Stomach Bittern. (I Is oomponoded witb tl e grenteel Prt anj cuoiaioe oalbmg that wnuld ti jurt rhe most d lioat system. It is rweke by a reeord o( 6fiy year of earn i f niek headache, Indtuestiou, fl ttalrbcy, belch io, dyspPls, liver and kidney tronblef and rualari i. fVv r and anna Ti ia - sp endid spnDg m d.oioe aod blood po- rrner, ana as lonio for the run down nsteni it ra oueqaalej. Try it. Our Prirate Stamp is over the oeak ot tbf boitle. x Thia airnatar S on Tery box of the gwiaiae Laxative BroraHQuinine T.biu the ramedy th roFa eM tm sm elajr PROPOSALS INVITED. rYopoaalt (or the muoorr, inlcrtor flniab. &lumbli.g, taeailntand electric wiring lor thf orro Lounlj Court Boum at Ueppaer, Ore gon. TheCountv rnnrtnf Uttmia rttntv Rnnnnr )rMmn Anril9l l(kl Seated propol will be recetred 'by thr 'rregoo. until lno'clo?k a. m.' on the Kth dv rl nil opened Immediately thereafter. iw, .i imwr (iu miientii rquiren lor rne ma- electric wlnnit for the Morrow county coutt uuiik, at ne(ppiier, ureeon, in accnnlancr wiiu wic pirrw bug ipecinrationt. oopirt 01 tuicn oe no t toe omce ol Kilear it Laimnn, anhltcct, 665 Worceater blot Hon land Oregon, nd at the county court houic a HtDoner. Oriin. lb rirht ia r nerved to reject any tnd all uiuiii miiTi aayaaieri or inio)aiit ii An Mii ahnuM It ha A m 4 1. V,a r. , ,.w v.. a , . , vi ... wui(! may be had on application, muat be enetnaed in ouvii?yc. Kiipj iuq inarKe rropoaan lor .jurCTwi iu me ouniy louit. drawn to the order ol the County Court miit Half-Sick " I first used Aver's Ssrsspsrills in the fall of Since then I hare taken it every spring as a Mood purify" i n g and nerve strengthening medicine." S. T. Jones, Wichita, Kans. If you fed run down, are easily tired, if your nerves are weak and your blood is thin, then begin to take the good old stand ard family medicine, Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It's a regular nerve lifter, a perfect blood builder. y.K$Uttl4. Alliraulata. S nap rill. H kntw ill about thta RTiand old family mxtlelne Kollow bla advicauil we will b tatiaaed J.Cirn CO., Lowell. H. awBaaM ifaaaiiiAat Red Front Livery & reeo btaoies Stewart & Kir It, Preps FIRST-CLASS: LIVERY RIGS JS i Am. hm iifli to The New Bakery At o'd City Hukery starul, May Str et Finest Bread, Choicest Cake Only tfre n ost wholesome ingredient! used in baking HOT ROLLS EVERY DAY Potted Meats every Satur day per order. : : Freeh bread every day at Hart A Blake's, delirered any p'ace In town. a reccrntied authority Tha nrki. Oregonian. Kept constantly on hand and can be furnishes on short notice to parties wishing to drive into the interior. First class : : Hacks and Buoyles CALL AJiOUNl) AND SKK US.- WK CATER TO THE : : : : : commercials' travelers AND CAN FURNISH RIGS AND DRIVER ON SHORT NOTICE : : : Heoonep. Oreoon ASrertiMS Leltera. The following letters remain uncalled for in the poetornce at Ileppner. In calling for these letters say 'advertised.' Kaetburn, Daisy Hodson, O. S. Ksphart, B. M. Ricks, Henry Ogrem, Miss Lina B. F. Vaibham, P. M. Time Full line of legal blanks at Portland prices, at Gazktti office. The Gazktts and Weekly Oreironian one year for f2 25. Nasal CATARRH In ail Its staeas thars ahoold b cleaniineat- Ely's Crara Balm cleaiuea, toothet aad heals the dieeaaad membrane. It carea catarrh and dx:Tea away a cold la tha bead QlilCi T. Cream Baim la d laced Into the noatrila. anraaila orer me memDrane ana la auaorbad. Bauer It im mediate and a care foliowa. It la aot drying doea not produce aneexlng. J-jt 60 oenta at Dru eiata or by mail : Trial f.zt. 10 centa br mail aU.x iSitOI tlK3. aa n arreu Suwei, New Tork. Everv voter fchonld have nontrh o TL" alxiuetion of Miea StoDe j ictfretit in the affaire of govern wbicli ws n'ii; profitable for tLejrrent, whether it be local or otber. brigand, bids fair to be also prof- ise, to rpgibtfr, and then to come itabl to ths miesionary. Oue of . out an, votp. In a little over two the lea jicg tLagaaines has offered j week the registration books will her tS'..wO for a awie of six j be clobad. Aftr the boeks are articla. aid lecture at $300 j closed, to fulfill the requirements api fere bi rig sought aftr. Al-of the lnw will not bean easy ready Miw f: ton is having trouble j tar k. At this time there are over w ith one t re bureau , and by ! 4'XJ voters in Morrow county who the time h st-t- tbrouh with all nave not registered. -Vow is th ofjthem ale i!l probably think tiaae to register, the wwoer the that the brigands ware not so bad ettr- people after all. I How ia .? W offer One Hon I r I Ik.li.ra r. ; arj for ar c"-- ntarrh that can TL GaZITTE desires to Call at-! 't ! eDI'-,, b Ualla Catarrh Cnre. . , ... ,. . . ... j F i Pheset t).. F'r'p., Toledo, O. terAlon to the list of KDUbllcanj We. tiie onrlrigel. l,se known F. candidates bublieb-! at the hi4J- Vt"1' tnr tte lh' 15 yeara, and be , ., .... . . , I lr"v-him re'f"Cl , r.or.bi" in all r.aa.- Of this Column. ilie fUt and ,., tr.D.HOttona, an I fibeooi,)! ynhle o district ticket is Vr-ry strocg. From r"'r' ct ' -,' .i made by their1 VV to bottom, aa are reliable. ; Wholee.l-rirner,.t-. Toledo, o. trustworthy aod gcA citizene. The! Waluikj, Ki.was & Masvr, geor.pLic.1 i.tKrt;.,Linrit ih en-1 tll J1-"";- Toledo, O. Hall t.atarb Curf i taken laternal- tirelv satisfactory. The Morrow ( ly, acting directly opon the blond and count v ticket L unu-aliy Mrong. Vuc. - f, , 5c r",,l" i hy all drogue-.. All the lidldlts ar- well known I-a'ifiioDiala free citi.en They deeooe and ebould ' F"Bil, Fil'' ,te revive the vot of every repub- a hM A7A THA TO K a SALE OF THE "PALACE" is I II I FINE CANDIES 1 H. D. Wood & Co J I Belvedere p FINEST WINE'S, LIQUORS & CIGARS ? j i ) sale. live hundred barrels of ex- r tra nne ct'ier vmeirar on tap. . . . IV rr aitr m-. J ' .1 . WE HANDLE A COMPLETE LIN E OF Gang Plows. Walking Plows, Single and Double Shovel kiows, uisc, pring and Spike Tooth Harrows, Cultivators, Star Wind Mills and Myers r-orce and Spray Pumps. Barb and Smooth Wire, Shelf Hardwarde, Studebaker Wagons, Hacks and Buggies. Superior and Monitor Drills, Bee Hives and Supplies.- Garden Seeds In Bulk, Alfalfa Seed. Tents and Wagon Covers. S. P. GARRIGUES ALout time to begin thinking of these 'things. There will be carjrets to take up and curtains to take down. There will be heating, dusting, washing, scrubbing, etc, and no doubt your temper will be sorely tried. Would it not be wise to determine now what little changes can be made to beautify vour homes. House Furnishings are just in our line; we can say with out boasting a particle, that we can show you 'goods in our lines that you cannot equal in Ileppner as far as quality -and prices are concerned. Wliy we buy our carpets from the largest dealers in the United States without exception viz: w J Sloam i Co. we handle "Maxwells" wall paper, we have just opened up brand new lines and it will repay you to glance through them. THERE IS NO REASON why we should not furnish your house this Spring with such goods as (,'ar- ti.'tu I i f . , 1 1 . . 1 1 , ,.,11 .... . 1 S 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 Lie. r,n ,(.,; ...a : . T " 1 v-uii.iup, puiwtTs, up holstered goods, etc. JMINOR & CO. "wV Jk T i The First National Grocery 0 tM Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, Tin- i: Can be found on Main Htreet and is the place to buy : : : : ; : ..IHALL.. AND TER shoes.; M. LICHTENTHL..l THE US'-TO-DATE e hce Dialer..,, When you need anything in the line of Hio.-s, come in and examine our immense stock. Can supply you with Jieat and well-mude footwear at reasonable prices. Custom Work a Specialty... HEPPNER. - OREGON ware and Furnishing Goods These Goods are well adapted to f-ither City or Coantry Trade : : : I tr Staple (S Fancy Groceries. Fine Teas & Coffees ! Good Goods.... Fair Prices. l. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET .1 U KIMCU AU St. Beef. Pork. Sausage and Poultry always on hand. . "fraZZi 1 Hams. Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. Krenh Fih on KridnyH CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. Jitaru in ilorrow coulIv. J bis ia au important cauiph go. hhall republican principles be n.ain taiij! r reversed? HEAL K.-iTATK. I ILATI'S SUliSTIZlTE is I LI. AlK'I'ThU Thf Kaho-MiULell cLioae ex clusion bill has hu defeated! in the tSe-uate, and au ai-uJwJ sub- a , i- ,4 trie , ),. striate offered ry riatt of (Jor-tact-, sw i ..( s..n ar,4 j Vt tmitl-u . 1p I f H i t. it , , jcut a.lnpteal. As as aotw-iptea. i N THE ''"I'STV i''.T 'OI'KTOr 1 HE -ta ' '"r ft i, tr !, .- t I rttj) tf, it mi Icr tjf ; irt'i ,T an oclr '-r aa., , ,1 0.af ttf tfti C. .tif 'irt ( the " i,f frr',n f'.r Mor -i l 'ih!y on thf SUi 5a '! Ar rli Vil to iir fi a'it yi-,rtikg a -.1 t. :r i, i f ut a-i irrMiitlirr dm-flM reai ara In ,rlr u, tt.r 4a-Ma arid tirtr t,l tr.e irirt i iilH huh lanilnn FlaT th 2M 1ar of Mar, i'.? at rt-riourf lutiuri . m at ti iror;t ,,f r. fmit't ' '',r H-,'jf Mrrr 4 i,iitT H,M.iiri ttrftn aril a' puMir aair f.,r taari In I,!-,! t- rli- i. r' -t f'tl l-r m ul tttc .: !T,a d-a, ri uta'i- t. lf Tt -r .f ,ti m K t a'.l rko ! f aw'i .i. : fin W'a o! r ij',u Tl. aii in 1 j, . , r-. h t t, at .a,,ii,. n . Hi N , i,! , Of tf.a kf. I wi a!j.. , i p i - n i w. m , a ,Ljf:t to ou- mi'i m . "-ii -7 '.ri f! l r. r i J.i h. A lr.iiaiaf ra tri c ..Monterestelll Bros.. Jrar,a: a:il il.rbla ll.jnu-mi-iita a Sj.ecialtj : : : : STONE AND MARBLE CUTTERS Kin, ailing Mooa Work for Ilui:.) lOjja. I:a.t tlarMa an.J iri,a kt-pt in !o k. ni'ic 1,1 nun aratk-T, Heppner, Oregon ..The City Bakery.. Crabtree & Morrison, Preps BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Orders solicited for plain and fancy baking. Confectionery, Cigars, Soda Water. ICK CRKAM IN HKA..SON MM 7 .ar - "Kai t ia.: I IkSTFRRRfinil STEEL PET THE StA0R0 PEW EVESTwMERE. 1 50 StyleS r'Y;JJi1j!!?!.iBd c, a ,. ESTERBROOK STEEL m tO.V.tZZ?rL IS! ' . u?a TIL" KrTTTmi - : liVlIV WAGOX Is one that PTf-ryUnly knowH. It iH oDe of the bfht on earth. Gilliam & Bisbee Ii-Iot-M tiro Kliflit. He.., .,,,1 L,H lludwarr Or.nil...,., Tio.. A(tiP0,t.,