Heppner gazette., May 15, 1902, Image 2

The HrPlUHT GaZcttC ' Prohibition Party Ticket. STATE DEMOCRATIC llCKLl
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THE milBUCAN TICKET.
.. of M ulmemah I'o.
. Instruction
K. W.KH4V of Van, hill lv
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Kor ;:i"f'U'J . : 'i
t .1. 11. I 'M I". of Was.-o Co.
l or Att.i"i I'niTnl
T. U te.'YV'.of Tillamook Co.
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I u a-. s. yu r. r.
Supreme i u
K i K A N .
Attorr.o i irnf'.-
A. M. CRAWKOKP.
Slat l'rir.ter
J. K. WHIT.N FY.
Superinl n lent FnWie Inntrin'tioB
J. II. M'KKKMAS.
Confe.inur.
J. N. W II I I aMm N.
Kor Coiik'i -K.
K. rv
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an. '.M Iist.
1 iH.Vi, of Was.M i.
Kor Joint V.oi esentative
J A M K - J A'.'KINS, of Morrow Co.
Kor Joint er.a: v
K. A. Cul'l'i.K, ol UuiatiiU Co.
Jot,!
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J. V.
K'.FKK.
Joint r.-vreentt.vr-U.
W. KHK1
MORROW COUNTY.
Kor Sheriff
v., m. nriT.
Kor Cie'k
YAWTKK CK WFOKP.
Kor Afe3r
V. I.. SAMS'.;.
For Com m: swore'
JOHN WILLIAM.
Kor Treasurer
MAT LKHTKNTHAL.
Kor Suveyor
JOHN K. R Y.-K.
COUNTY.
Kor be riff
! H C GAY.
Kor County 1'ierk
KLLKKT STANTON .
Kor Treasurer
I.. . I'.UUtOiS.
Kor Surveyor
JUl.H'S KKITHLY.
Kor Assessor
H. M. Ol.I'FN.
Kor County Commissioner
W. L. MAI.I OKY.
! Kor Coroner
! J. L. YKAGKK.
: science, and the imitation in sp
' pearaoee ia eo macb like woolen,
tivernor
I OKOKUK K ill AM1UK1 US, of
Multnomah luir.t .
i -Svretarv of State
P W SKA KS. of lVlk
! state Treasurer
j I1KSHY HI.AlKM AN, of Mono.
i
i Attorney Oenera'-
Ml KAI.K.Y, ol I man la.
I State Printer
J K (iOI'KKKY, ol Marion.
I Superintendent of l'liMn: i netruo ion
W A WANS, of Lane,
j Supreme Jude
B F BON HAM, of Marion.
Member of Conresu I'd Pistrift
W K BITCHKK, of Baker.
Senatorial Pietrkt, Morrow, Cmatiila
and I'mon Counties.
Senator
W M riKKi'K, of I'maalla.
Representative, Morro and Cuatilla
Counties
W F MATLOCK, of Cmatiila
MORROW COUNTY.
Red FroiiL Livcru & iLost Hair
Stewart & Kirk, Props
FIRST.CLASS:
LlVE!iY RIGS
f " Mv hair came out by the timid-
r ful. anJ tin.- i-v h.iiis heijaii to
r encpin. I ti icd Avci 's Hair N'lRor,
I; an.l it Mopped the hair from com-
tj ink; out ji:k! fi. stored the color."
r ai. . i i .. v.. s:..u.i M4LG
For Sheriff
J J MctiFE.
For Clerk
J J KOBFUTS.
For As?asor
H M OLPKS.
For Comm'ssioner
F M WILSON.
Kor Treasurer
OF.O. SOBLK.
For Surveyor
JI L1CS KFITHLT.
Lumbering and otber enterprisex
ar prohibiteii within the park.
! that it ia fraudently worked off as i although mineral locations may be
each. It is an injustice to an j maje Under the law. It is alleged,
'honest industry, the great wool j however, tnat no minerals exist
iodastry. The (irosvenor bill will ; wjthin the park
i meet with opposition because dia-
For Coroner
F. F. KI-TNLK.
Iu the death of Admiral Samp-
eon, this country has lost one of
'honest business cannot thrive if
'the methods are made public.
-i. i i i i 1
: t or Feverai j ears mere ueu , tfap mea that ever houorea
The rcrtlacd Evecics Journal j steady decline in the per capita the A,rw.AQ UHVy From ol). ;
claims to I Republican l'Pr. . consumption of wool caused by the fe . 8mps ,n com
What a jo-b. ; use of cheap ehoddy which is tak-1 mped ftt the q ,L(1 ,
j ing its place because people do not j an l ftt time of nh
AcJ now Boston is up in hrms. ! know what they are buying. j was at the top amoug the great
Restaurant keerrrs have advanced - i naval commanders.
the price of baked be&ES.
Belvedere
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FINEST WINhS.
LIQUORb 4 CIGARS
One hundred empty harreia f'jr
pale Five f,indr-d barrels of ex
tra fine eider vir.eifar on tap. . . .
FPAK ROBERTS. Prop
l- hxjkfd to ;ii
itUTfi.
Hint) f th- :
rec.-r,t!y iid:
( :! iu tb Kp
..T! ill I .-
h'.I ov-r the t
t, .n that 1; '
iiciMiu!ar. i.-
r
Oriiron will 1 ''C
iei.t to the jhttj. t.L'1 I .xj- t
r JU:.Lrt, Lair. I. n killed by f-arthquakf-H.
,j'..a'. cotLUiitt'-e
At v i;r-t la'llty Tutiue'a bill tr th -stab!iBh-.
-ut. in (Jr-- 'A a rmti i.hI park at Crat-r
ti.e N-Tj.o-at I.k- his pa1-d Ldi!l h-rome
.try He hi. jij I.ch- a Uw in a -h'rt tim-. Crt-r
... .,;. hT- Itk i a t'rfat natur-tl worjl-r
j ;.. eucce- i li at,d the nionr,.irif.ii cinntry eur-
.1 ! ' . . .
tL- party in that elt? n ! im L.'i. in J ' " ' ' "
TL.re i h L-.ir lot of ttrn'ion. A Uf out pae-i it
..Monterestelll Bros..
le a'ld Marhle M ,r,'i-
a wjr,a'ty
dutj
truth iu th fctn etateUj'-L'.
iiru'nii Het'iiliiMLi will do tLt-ir
, . . m - ,
duty t-u the HT..iil d.y .f Jt.r.
withdraw U ,xn e'-ttlenc-iit, 'c-
ftipaL'V
r Krtlt? a trar t of '2i'.t
juar' mi!-t. ii.'lu'Jiig and eur
routidiLg Crnt- r Ink-. to t koD
TL. Orv. ... r b.'.l ehould be- tr I nke NhHolhI I'ark.
lMM . U. U - hi:; provide IL-Irk will 1 omW tb- .-,.-
tL.tall Ludi ..dheoall U la- trol of the t-y of th- inW-
tleJ L.eid, ' 1 he iaLufaCur. or. w !! e-- t-, it, proton.
, . ,tl ' .. .. . ... a fn.ro fl tP-epaanere.
STOE AND
MARBLE CUTTERS
... r, -f.,li? Hoik f.,r L.'i.' 1
.. -t Mail..- at, 1 'iiari.t kf-
Mcppner,
Oregon
Kept eoMht.,n! ,n linii.l
and ean In- im n on
i-loit llntue t.i pltlies
ishillt; t" il' v.' into tln
interior. I n ei.iss :
dllfl DlifllJiCS
CAI I. A 1 ; 5 NP AM"
skk rs. w i: o. 1 1 u
TO T 1 1 K
a).MMi:iuiAL
TR.v YKLKKS
ANIi CAN KlKNlSIl
KUiS ANP I'KIYKK ON
SHOliT Nol'U'K
Huppner. Oreoon
There's a pleasure in
P ufTcrini; such a prcpara-
! It jjives to all who use it
n such satisfaction. 1 he
hair becomes thicker,
1 longer, softer, "and more
k 'lossv. And you feel so
i secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara
tion. SI M bottle. All drnffttts.
If vor ilr-airirift cannot mipply ymi,
m'lnCtis tiu ilnllar iid will express
.,ii a UHiie. Ho oure anil five the luuie
ol oiir nearpst cxi ftii otliee. Atltlrfsts,
.1. I . A KK CO., Ltiwell. M.uin.
"PALACE"
NIMKU rt" Hi. US OK
I FlNi CANDlto aod H't' I'llLlM
o ..- a
H. D. Wood Ko
I naval commanders. I'ufortur-
The Oregonian sizs np the pres. j Rtely (iilK,e the war wjtll S)(liu ),,.
ent political outioofe in Oregon as j ha8 ,,eeu the 0vject of severe criti
Morrow cc-ULt? is a Republican follows: '-Electors of Oregon will j cifitn, but his ability and the e,tr
couMy. Let us make it imphatic declare for Republican policies on 1 nestue? 0f bis life work was never
on the second dsy of next June. June 2 by a majority of 10.000 to ! lUetioLed. In the construction,
- --i : lo,y votes. Representative j or&aDiZAtioD, armament and sup.T-
G. M. Phelps for joint repre- Tongue, for congress from the J jorjty Df the American navy Samp
e-ntative and J. W. Scriber for j First District, will have an i"" j 60n's" work was most important and
joint senator nre both representa- creased majority over two years 6Unjs totlay as a lasting mono
tive men aui shoali re-etve a big ; ago. J. N. Williamson, from the j ment to his memory. From a
vote. : fcond District, will get his fall p(K,r ch ,re lwv ou a )-.irm r,ro.
-- - - j party vote, and considerable Dem-; motions were kl(iiuej through his
Indications are that the entire . ocratic support in Eastern Oregon, ()Wn effurt iu ttjt. t,r,,pr Bpplica
Repubiican ticket will be elected !for the t'.rm etand he has ever,ion of perseveretice, hard work
in Morrow county. No Prfpubli-1 taken against leasing of the public ' anJ iI&ius i was a typical
can offer a reasonable excuse for ratges. W. J. Furnish is gaining 'American aud his name will go
cot supporting the ticket .strength daily, and his popularity . jwn jD history aa a great man.
u i ; in Eatern Oregon will go far to-
In everv precinct in the counly ' ward oTetting the ''vote for per- j neafn rnn(.t i.c cord
WPU iLicate that Yawter Craw. 1 Pot.al reasons" which the Demo- j By b.cl applicati m, m .be, c.ono'
reporte L.UiCdie inai airrv,mw 'renehthe dlseis-d portion of the ear
ford will get a big vote, Mr. crat- credit to Chamberlain in the , rijrre is uulj ut way t,j care deafness,
Crawfrdi an obliniz and com- 'Willamette Vallev. A careful i " b" e 0Bt.tQiio.nd remedy. ;
(.rswiura is ail uunjiij ! I . IVafoms la cau d by an n tl uned con-
peteLt clerk. He deaervee to be canvass of the situation shows ,(,00 0f the mncom lini L.e of the enata- j
rt-d ' . jmuch of the Democratic candi- cdao tnbe. w htD tbi tnbe ta in ,
re-l.evlf'i. ! "u " : flraed yoo bv- mm Mi Lit sound or
date's strength is fancied. Linn, ; uuprfect beBr r.j. hd i bro it is en-
There ooght to b some food for j a Democratic stronghold, may go Z". nT'VaKn
thought forjudge Lowell and a ! for Chacberlain dj reason or u' : rjai nd ihis mbe restore i i ii norma!
few other, in the following: '-If former ridecce there, but lie-1 ' f-.r-
" Ul- 1 " e lit . ever ; Hue cbh-s mit "f leu are CB'iH-d
our rirtv stands for anything, : publican- contend they have a 1 hy eat,rrDi whiCtJ r.ntt me ba an m-;
it lg for the principles of Govern-1 good fighting chance In nearly :;;::iZXttWr
meet, izd the administration every county the legislative ticket ; Briy CMW of ,lHhf e.8 (H,1 by 0hUrru ,
which L made the country great ! is certain of success. The result ; jcan n..te w by Hall. Cure.:
aoi j r erous, but these princi- of the local elections will be mixed, ' p. J. Curvet fe Co , Toledo, o.
fedfed thati Hold bv draamt, 7.V;.
p.ffc ca:-L0i f m.'ui..uni tt , lk . - Hall's Family P.lla are the best.
who arr U'-fated at the primaries, the republicans win eieci a large
e-k rf.er.ge by ncitiog with the majority of their nominees.
pr-.'.:-jr.." j
j 1 The terrible eruption of Mount
B'-ef till r8 np by the maoipu- pee or. the Isle of Martinique, in
Ution o," the beef trust DuriDg Li':h '.uOO people lost their
the c'T-'L of April prices were ad- ;t. one of the greatest vol-
Tanc1 the Estern citiea from rnic npIosioLS known in modern
eight to l r.eteen per cent. Sev-' history. As detailed reprrta come 1
eral labor orgaoiiation Lave pawed jc the -uaIty list grows larger
reaolutior.s to bojeott beef. If , &Ld the calamity was awful in the
prices coLttnue to go up, it will ; eitreme. The number of people
a sort of a forcd boycott because killed is probably Iarg-r than from
syT pe-pl cannot aff jrd it The aLj Tolcanu disturbance, with one!
great injustice ii t!.t the aivance exception in Western Java, whf-n
is only to the corii-c':jer, while the "orfi p-jpl wete kili-d. since
grower is all- 1 or.!y a small ad- IT.",. when i',), people lret
vLi in pn -. their lives iu th enrthq'iake at
" Li-bon. D has l-n estimatl
TLe con-icg -'tior. in Oregon that eii.ee tr.t- -girtrjitg of the
La-t with great world over J '. ) people Lave
.LIBERTY MARKET.
J. H. BLAKE, PROe.
Beef, Pork, Mutto-i.Veal
and Sausage
POULTRYand FISH
MAIN STREET,
Heppner, - - - - Oregon
a mat m mm It
. MM UMIBlM -W
Tlii'v'iv linich tin1 saino ami in this day i
latest styles liorc and at very reason a I do
I OH i EM W mi
and ajje arc indispcnsildo in cvi'iy
hulv's wanlrolu'. You can lind tin very
The 0.KrrK has jiiBt received a tine
assortment of la 'ies' visitintt rarda in
the verv latent styles.
t7$ .-r ? ri
A.I. kuw it --V ' 1
V7
7 y
wk 11 nki.i: a ciiMi'Li 11. 1 r i: ni'
Gang Plows. Walking Plows, Single and Double Shovel
Plows. Disc. Spring and Spike Tooth
Harrows. Cultivators. Star Wind V.ills and Myers
F:orce and Spray Pumps.
Barb and Smooth Wire. Shelf llanlwarde. St udc baker
Wagons, Hacks and Ihiggics. Superior
and .Monitor Prills. Bee Hives and Supplies.
Garden Seeds in Bulk. Alfalfa Seed.
Tents and Wagon Covers.
S. P. GARRiGUES
prices.
One in Particular
A fine fooled skirt of good quality Kit
sey cloth, comes in light and dark ox
ford, gray, black and brown, trimmed Ifi
with nine rows of stitching at the hot-
torn of skirt welt hip pocket. One
of tho best values ever shown here
82.75.
j Ladies' Crash, Duck
and Covert Skirts....
rr 1 1 e . MM V
1 nese goods are going last. 1 nere are
still a doen or two and it behooves you vf
to make haste before they are all gone.
Ye sell them at
81.25, 81.50 S1T5.
i In Our Dress
1
Goods Department
you will find as complete a line of
strictly lir-t -class and up-to-date stuff
as can be had in tin- citv -tores.
MINOR & CO.
ii
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MER
!
. - v- v-- -v-- v- v- 1
SPRING
AND
..Al. LICHTENTHAL..
TME UF-TODATE
!,HOC DCALth . .
1 1 1 1 yui nel anything in
the lino o Hmes, coim- in and
examine our immense stock.
( 'an supply 011 wilh neat and
well-i:
prices
.SHOHS.
frhe First National (Jrocer
v .
CHn b- f,iitid on Mtin -'.,..1 un l
P iri the pl.li-e to buy
:
!o.,t v. eai al M :lnt u.al
Custom Work
a Specialty...
HEPPNER.
OREGON
CKNT11AL M K AT MARKET
. Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, Tin-
vare and Furnishing Goods
These floods are w i nd.t; ted tn
either City or Country Tt.eh- : :
ri
Staplo i Fancy Groceries. Finn Tens i Coffees
Good Goods...
Fair Prices. -J
Beef, Pork.
Mutton,
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
J. H. KINSMAN. Manager.
Hams, Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
ZSt Fi'h1i Fish
! vet t
on Ki-iilayn
CORNEH MAIN AND MAY STREETS.
5:
o ;: o o o o 4 o ;"V::.c::
..The City Bakery..
Ciabti'.e U Mm rison, Pr ops
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
f Ipiel - -olii-l'e.i !.,!' pi. tin and
f.tl.ey l.il.in
Confectionery, Cirars, Soda Water,
ifi; ' 1 m.am in s-i:.-ox
PPNQ
'Smssam -
' -' ta Ail Mafmfif-r
m. r:.,. k i J STrRPRCDK STEEL TEM CO. m ,
1 ..VW r-
Anuo isirv wagox
I-one that pvTyldy knowK It ia one of the liest on earth.
Gilliam Bisbee
H ive just reerived on if tljp hiryeht MocIh of lUin Waona ever
br,,nk'l,t t lli-ppnt r.
PrleeN are lVlirlit.
Il-avy and Shfdf Hardware, (iraniteware, Tiowar, Afrrienltnral
Iinpleiuetita, U af., lh, Harks, Kte., Tninta and ()il (th In-ht iu
the world), ('rockery ainl Cilaiiawarn.
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