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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1902)
The Heppner Gazette j !WH0V fori! to TiifT Mnrninf. Warnrv-k V: Michel. . :t f i,,t.ift at Hcprmrr Onr,n, , .. '1.1 r iaa mattrr. i -- i m i- 11 1 ii iif ii ii i r rnttW na to the Phi!- The Secretary of Stat? of OrP uvi.s? Cm Ori'COD nf- eon. Mr. F. I. H nnlmr lias nrcvtl i .. ( f ..... - Cf ter vuio for that j himself to ho an exceptionally This is the main issue oompeteut, faithful ami Taluable uow Nfore t; people of Oregon, j offioer. He Iim reformed and re Our i-leotior. to he held a few I vtemtir.vl th moth.vl nf U..li. ; iiiiwiji the MATH (uTtrriiir W. J. FURNISH, iscrptarv c' Sui- K. 1. nUNIUK. Stat. Treasurer 1 1 1 a s. moorf. t0'.reiTi' Juiii K S. RKAN. Attorney lierer! A. M. CRAWFORD. ttt Printer 3. K. WHITNKY. Suji H)!n.ieDt Fiiblif Instruction J. H ACKKRMAS. Cor.j retrun J. 5 WILLIAMSON. JoiUl StnitiW J. W. SCRIBER. Joint Representative G. v. r HELPS. MORROW COUNTY. tor Sheriff K. M. MUTT. Far Clerk VAWTER CRAWFORD. For Ateor W. L. BALING. For Commissioner JOHN WILLIAMS. For Treasurer MAT LICHTENTHAL. For Soveyor JOHN F. ROYSE For Coroner F. B. KISTNER. weeks hence, will he taken hv the zz- i coutitry as the declaration of Ore May 1, 1902 jgon on thin subject In the plat- form of the two parties this issue RE PI BLICAN TICKET, j is distinctly joined. The Repubh. Jean platform declares, without quivoeation. "against all pro posals lookiug to retirement of the L'niUnl States from the Philippine Islands." Equally without equiv ocation the Democratic platform declares that the United States ehould "rant them their inde pendence." Here is a national ine, in tLe Oregon election, f first magnitude and highest im portance. Democratic success in Oregon would announce to the people of the United States that Oregon had deliberately voted for with drawal from the Philippine Islands; that bar senators and representa tives in Congress were expected to support the policy of withdrawal; that Oregon desires tha position gained in the Orient through the Spanish war to be abandoned, re gardless of the general advantages which the position gives us. Is it for a Pacific state to take the lead in this policy of "ecattle"? Is it for Oregon to take the lead in it? Care we nothing for the ?ast opportunities which the pos session of the Philippines opens to us? Is Oregon to declare, and be first to declare, for surrender of that incomparable station of com merce in the Orient? The assertion or assumption that our sovereignty ever the islands is incompatible with the principles of human freedom is a libel upon our own devotion to those principles, of which Ameri cans should be ashamed. Already we are introducing ment there; and the only fsar is that we shall go faster with it than the paople are prepared for for it. We shall establish and maintain in the island our familiar system of territoral government, which we have followed in our home territories for a century a eystem in every way comforable to the principles of freedom. Whether we shall retain the Philippines, accepting our oppor tunities and duties and making the most of both, or scuttle the islands, is the national question now before the people for Oregon. Oregunian. Everything indicates a quiet campaign, a sort of a 'still bunt." Oregon never was a democratic state. Will the Republicans of Oregon allow the state to be placed in the Democratic column by electing Chamberlain for gover Lor? Reports from Gilliam county say that our old friend Willard Herren will run like a scared wolf for sheriff He will be elected and will make Gilliam county a good sheriff. keeping in his office; his last bien nial report was the most complete and instructive ever issued; he has been watchful, vigilant and phe nomenolly firm aud conscientious in auditing claims against the state, allowing nothing to be paid out except clearly authorized by law; and in every respect he has performed his duties with scrupu lous and remarkable ability, zeal anal fidelity. Mr. Dunbar has cer tainly filled the bill more perfectly than it was ever filled before, and well deserves the substantial com pliment aud cotnmeudatiou not only of the renomination he has already received, but of the re election that it is pretty oertain he will receive on the first Mon day in June. Portland Telegram. TWO VERY IMPORTANT INDUS TRIES. While it may aeoiu a broad statement, it if probably irae, Ibat oar railroad., witb their immeuse rapiUiitatiou sod army of aployee, form oue ol the mint important lodaatrtt-aof ton oonntry. Tbe olber very important industry ta tbe irjarjofaetore of t but celebrated family medicine, Hoati ttera'a Stomach Bitters. It is ooajpoQoded with tt e (greatest cure and ooQlaius ooibing that would icjare tbe most delicate system. It is backed by a record of fifty year' of cures i f sick beadaebe, indigestion, dttnlency, belch io. dyspepsia, liver and kidney troubles and malaria, fevr and ague. Il is a sp end id spring medicine and blood pn ritier, and as a tonic for tbe ran down sypti-m it is aneqaaled. Try it. Our Private Stamp is over the oesk of tbe bottle. PROPOSALS INVITED. Propoaa'.s for the maaonry. Interior flnisb. plumbing, hfdtlnt and electric wiring tor the Nlorro . ounty Court Houk at Ueppner, Ore gon. The County Court of Morrow County: Heppner, Oretron. April Jl, 19UJ. Sealed pronosal. will b recelTed ty the County Court l Morrow County, at Heppner, Oregon, untn in o'clock a. m on tbe th lav of May. and opened Immediately thereafter, tor all laK)r and material! required for the ma sonry. Interior finish, plumbing, heatire and electric wiring for the Vfirrow rotintv oonrt gplf.jjovern- I bouae, at Beppner, Oregon, In accordance which ma j be had at the orb re of Kdar M. Laiarua. architect, tW orceter block. 1'or' land Oregon, and at tbe county court home at Heppner. Oregon. l tie right it r aerved to reject any and all bidi and to waive any defect or Informality in any bid, ahould it be deemed in the interent of the county to do no. Propoaala. forms of which may be had on application, moat he enclosed in envelopea. lealed and marked "Propooaii for the respective itetna." enume'ated above, and addressed to the County Court A certified check of the percentage noted, drawn to the order of the County Court must accompany hid. .'t -1 tie altli Mr yrvfWMVSaswt T F I mjaj " tor 2s years 1 have never missed taking Avcr's S.trsapat ilU every spring. It cleanses my blood, makes me feel strong, and does me good in every way." John P. Hodnette, Brooklyn, N.Y. Pure and rich blood carries new life to every part of the body. You are invigorated, refreshed. You feel anxious to be active. You become strong, steady,courageous. That's what Ayer's Sarsaparilla will do for you. tlMakattk. All sniff lata. Ask your doctor what he thinks of Ayar'a 8arauparllla. Ha knows all aboutthlsgrand old family medlrlns. follow lilt ad? loo aud wa will ha sti.a.d. J. c. AT IB Co.. Lowell, Mats. The annual meeting of the Eastern Montana Wool Growers' Association convened at Mil City, last week. The range men decla-e ttiat sh op losses as a result of the recent storm will not ex ceed five per cent. Thos P. Strode, of Hill, Montana, lias sold his flock of registered Rambouil lets to the K nton Sheep 0 tupanr. This was the most important registered flock ia northern Montara. The fl ck numbered 300 and the price is said to have aterag-ed 150. The sales of railroad lands in Wyom ing hy the I'nion Pacific during the month were unusually keaTT, aggregat ing during the 30 days, lij,(XK) acres. The G.t.tTTk and Weekly Oreiionian one year for $2 25. HMTNF.K fHl Kt'lllCS. W. K. KpiKCiipnl church Kev w ine Pot Catholic Church 15v. Father Kelly Sot vices 3d Siinduy in each month at 10:30 a. in, Jl. K. church, Rev II. I,. Reiithtol, pastor. Services at 11 a m. and 8 p in. Mrv ninn subject v ut ion "Per'eetiiiK Sitl eveiiinir siilijui, "Devices and Counsel " Siinduy school ut 10 a. in All are invito! to attend. Red Front Livery & Feed Stables Stewart A Kirk, Prop FIRST-CLASS: LIVERY RIGS Kept constantly on hand and can he furnishes on fhort notice to parties wishing to drive into the interior. Firbt class : : Hacks and Buaules CALL AROCND AND SF.K I S. WK CATER TO THE : : : : : COMMEKCIAL TRAVELERS AND CAN FIRNISH RIGS AND PKIVF.R ON SHORT NOTICE : : : Heppner. Oregon Mr. Famiih took well witb oar people. H is a plain, straight forward basiopa miD, and aD agreeable gectlemaD, and will poll the fall RepablicaD vot of the county. Salem Stateaman. Th Columbia river salmoc catch so fr this season ia eqaal to that of l&t year. It u eipected that this ReasOD'a pack will amount to 250.0.O caaea, not including the 5,500.000 ponods on cold storage. Since tbii iodattry started in it baa been the means of dietribnt icg over 75,000,OO0 along the Columbia and today girea employ ment to over 5000 men. Ji3ee Lowell has loat many of hi old fneLda in Morrow county on aecuiit of his stand in fighting Lis fallow townsman. W. J. Furui-'h. ijr goternor. Mr. Fur Liah acJ Judge Lowell were both candidates for governor, iowell wa defeats! in his home county more tbao fire to one. For this be L& m. body to blame bat him self. Tie grand reception that wa giv c Mr. Furnieh upon bit return to I'etdleton after receir ing tL? LotiiiDatiaa is sufficient eviden-e to show bis high stand ing in bis owii oommarjity. Mr. i ur cish iil be aur next governor. ana J aags ia-h ;f iiiiamt ultj j outcner a erep a quickly as any ' fjl of hivzL js-mploye on biB much, and be ia ' j i.ot backwani m taking hold ahen Id this wca.ta lue demwrat ; It c.juis to luanual labor of any, of tle state cf Ort-n i!l mal a j kind. Still, v hn oue look into f-l-ct gowrLor j the eves of J. N. Wiliiamon and WILLI AUSOS FOR COSGRESS. "Xewt,? WilliamsoQ, as he is called at bia home in Eastern Oregon, is purely a man of the people. His residence is at Prine ville. and La baa for a number of years beeu engaged in the eheep business and ia stockraisiDg. To see him ia his home towo or on his ranch one would never take the naw congressional nominee for a political aspirant. In the town he micigles with the "boys," being often seen with groups of them on th street corners, and is the rnst common looking one of them all in ires. He generally wears a pair of overalls and a broad rimmj bat of the sombrero pat tern, and Laa a natural kind word for eTry one be meeta. He is not of tLe stripe who go in this1 a a M V. ai attire ror enect, out it is natural. Mr. WiliunBon has Kpent bis life that way. and be thinks nothing of meeting prominent men who visit I'rinville in bis overalls' Oa his ranch it is the sama way. II; can lafto a broncho or shear or Drying preparations simply derel op dry catarrh ; thay dry up th secretioLt, which adhere to the membrane and decom pose, causing a far more serious trouble than tbe ordinary form of catarrh. AToid ail dry. ing inhalants, fumes, smokes and snuffs and use that which cleanses, soothes and heala. Ely's Craam Balm is such a remedy and will curs catarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly. A trial aiza will be mailad for 10 cents. All druggists sell the 5oc. aixe. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., N.Y. The Balm enres without pain, does not IrriuU or canaa sneazing. It spreads itseli otst an irritated and angry surface, relier. ing immediately the painful inflammation. With Ely's Cream Balm you are armed against Nasal Catarrh and Bay Ferer. iraSr ilxSi tirket as ; tLe dfUKXTk's th"ir forces I i b'.licana tt"'- ,e I'-gisUtive j h, the prk rf intellect there. l'rmitid eiT-rt to 1 as xnurr f t - r.. I" tLu etjd together with a (;Iaic,cleanhaven w i i concentrate; iace ana a voice naturally eioqueut , t'; ia -!-'tiou, re.!andpleaing.he sees in the man i 1 f.rtn aL-1 more tLau a politician. He is an . ia Jtii"- goto American Muteemao. Astorian. II ApalaceA I S. i FINE CANDIES I' H. D. Wood A Co 1 Tl U ? I ijfcs- : Belvedere l t i i i lilLJI II 1.1 CO. f l LIQUOKb 4 CIGARS $ c sale, rive tmn'liMj barrels ol ei- u v I t tra fine cider vinesar on tap. . . . 6 FRANK ROBERTS. Prop (j i . . . i WE HXNDLK A C'DMPLKTK I. INK OF Gang Plows. Walking Plows, Single and Double Shovel Plows. Disc, Spring and Spike Tooth Harrows, Cultivators, Star Wind Mills and Myers Force 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. P. GARRIGUES The First National Grocer y Can be found on Main ntret and is the place to" buy : : : : : Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, Tin- ware and Furnishing Goods TheHe Oooda are well adapted to either City or Country Trade : : : 5. r ft r ' ft Staple k Fancy Groceries. Fine Teas k Coffees ; & Good Goods.... Fair Prices. i T. R. HOWAKD, Heppner t u tbe ret M the polla wjtt upLaM and for joint e-t at'-r ia (''.rrij'.LatioL V r.t;t'.? Ij'i;M:r-an V. - f 'T joitt i f in How s lai.? We offer Ooe Baodrei Ilian In ward for any caee of Catarrh that can Dot t eored br Hall's Cat a rrb Cire. . i CitaJiaT k Co., Frope., Toledo, ii. n s aar rt Ir m0. ror bi-u wi.w .-..o Ci..i.ef r. r te it,. 15 ar. aod be- 1't,nUiean 1 rw 1 tL-r cao Ik" '" le-fi-eii, l-r.'-abv i n r,oil. l.tpoUcao u aeaa traoaetioi, attd Ooaorially able to I oo eicua cMl I r n--l OUC rrry ool Mf ob(ifeli mad bj tbelr far them. lu-v iud theiCrtn. wmThu, . , . . , ...1 ,,,.,,' Wholesai. rrairiis. Told, rj. liepubhoan p.. aui yarymtt, ffllWM, Kuwait A Maanw. anl if lectl tLev 'H t in a wilai lroiai Toledo, o. s. 1',, rtiuua tliia' Hall's Catarrh Cor is takea laternal- Ih4i'T. i solaJs of Itia yetnj. fnrt. ' m 1 Tie ps-r bltla Hold by all droggista. , . T-tr, v ' Tx'imMwit fre TUt ta" ltAllu jl lUTIVy. f Halle Faeail Fills are tbe best. ... I A rwauatitawa Can owr ra6 tt aff .rl 1 crer- utuiir-Tbe Wa!y .Monterestelll Bros.. ' ,f unite and Marble Mor.11 ii.ent a Krfrcialty : STONE AND MARBLE CUTTERS J- iriixtiintf Hone Work fur f'.ml'l irf l'.-t Mart,leaiid ' iianite kept in M. k. Ml ! MSI HK.T, Heppner, Oregon ..The City Bakery.. Crabtree & Morrison, Props BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Orders solicited for jdain anl fancy lakin. Confectionery, Cigars, Soda Water. ICK CItKAM IN SKA. SON :X 'V -V-"V- KV --V -V- X X V V V "V- - vi v - v- V- A rvm 1 IB mi 1 i MINT ii? SKIRT They're much the mime and in thin day and iiC are indispensihle in every lady's wardrobe. You can find the very latest styles here and at very reasonable prices. One in Particular A fine gored skirt of good quality Kw sey cloth, conies in light and dark ox ford, gray, black ami brown, trimmed with nine rows of stitching at the bot tom of skirt welt hip pocket. One of the best values ever shown here S2.75. Ladies' Crash, Duck and Covert Skirts.... 4 These goods are going fast. There are still a doen or two and it behooves you to make haste before they are all gone. We sell them at 81.25, 81.50 SI 75. In Our Dress Goods Department you will tinl as complete a line of strictly first-class and up-to-date stuff as can !. bar! in llu citv stores. XL MINOR & CO. SPRING AND SUM MER .SHOES. .M. LICHTENTHAL. THE Ur-TO-DATC HOC DtALtR. .. When you need anything in the line of Hioes, come in and examine our immense stock. Can supply you with neat and well-made footwear at reasonable prices. :::::::'; : Custom Work a Specialty... HEPPNER. CENTKAL MEAT MARKET J. H. KINSMAN. Manager. Beef, Pork. Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. Srfc Hams. Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. Fresh Fish Heeivd on Fridays CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. m IS i-rC?-. . v 1 TIII liVIIV WAGON I one that everylxxly know It iH on of t!, i on earth. Gilliam & Bisbee STEEL PEW mmuHum Tfr 150 Styles ""ilZ ESTERBROOK STEEL PE CO. .fT ... THE ITAN8AR0 PENS CVERTWHERE. s, Caatatsi. a. I. IJavr-jiut roceiTorl on of tbe IarKPKt Htockn of Rain Wacom. Pr,tH fire Iliflit. H-a.y ?nd Hhelf IlarJwaro Oranitware, Tinware. Apricnltoral the world). Crockery ai.d Glaaawara. 8 i ft
