Heppner gazette., May 22, 1902, Image 1

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TWENTIETH YEAR
IIEPI'NER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 22, 1002.
NO. 887
jjj a jj
Uulteil UtalM Ofllrtala'.
I're.l.lont Theodore It, I r
riaurataryof -Wit" -, W ,11,.""
dorUry ..f Tr...nry 1-yiiiHM J. .jmj..
Hauretar, c.f lniri..r ri..-lm N h.
rfirUir of War ""
Siretrjrof Navy ''-'
'.tinnt.ir-HBti.ral liar lea K"r Hmith
Atturnay 0' ix'hI W . -ficK"
i.xinttJtryof Auri.villnr., Jainna WillM.il
Coin.O'iiiarBl laiil Ui- Ilina-'-r Hermann
Htaf: Prilt-ral Uttlclala
J John II. Mitchell
SauatOra J,. i,li Million
j 'I ln. 11 I IMI1U
Ouiiar.aaui.n J M. A. Moisiy
I iiUrual Bavanue Collector I M. Dunn.
IJiatrim Jail ( ' '' .""""""r
Ciruuil JmU W- ."'r
lliatriot Aiu.ruxy J,-
U 4. Maralia ih Houmr
I ult.l Mltfl Ud Others.
TU PALLU. Ok.
Jay P. Burma IWUtr
OmKiimwin Uo4iir
LAOHAHI'I OH.
K. W. H ... Keiat.r
I. (). BwaokhamaT hoai.r
Oregoa Ua Olflclala.
.o.ro.ir. T.T.ttw
Mortry uf Ml! K 1. lmiilor
l'raaaarar C H. Moora
Sopt, Public toatrortlon J. H Arkarman
Attyraay lliooril I). U.S. liiackhuru
trmtwr W. 11. Im1
!lt. 8. IWi.
K. A. Moora,
C. K. VVulvert.iti
Hjril Hi-lioul '.and Comnilaaion
lirt Chawta rlain
Dam Wnr.ieu Alpli (J'amby
Com r .' lUnl. Art.m
V (riniiry Buritmni Wm, M Imu, lVrllaucI
.-mh Jadirlal Ulairlrt.
C.ruuit Juie W. K. Kill
f rOBweiltili Attorney T. (j. Halle)
Murrcw (oomj Oftli iU.
Jooit Hmmt.it J. W. Morrow
K ir'!iTMins a . B. Tlioina.ni
Co iii JadK A. ti. Hvlliolauicw
. ' 'uitniMionar . .. J.l. Howard
K 1 , C. Aihuaugti .
,fc i lurk 'Vawtnr Crawford
" rt'uritf J. W. MatlH'
" Vrunrr M. l.irhtu!hJ
AMor. n L. ."1)hk
" 1nrfynr J J. MrGw
' Scii.Hil Siip't J W. Htitt.l
" ' ifi.nur Dr. KiiliKT
Uh k I tuiwtur llciirjr ix lieriliixtr
Jntiltiw J. P. Hlifgi. IoOf
Ik Vinioa. iilowy
UII'FMEII tuiii urni'iM.
Mijui Krnk OillUtn
i 'oiinnil'riiMi I) K Knrniworth
J.J. K.iljorU, K W HL. I'liil Colin, 1 li
WuhIiI
ItiOnll'f , J. f. Wll)l!IM
rnwunif j. W. Hnirtr
Mnrlml i - ire 1 iK.nilou
H K K P N K R ' Mn.i. Ill "T UK T.
Ulrf iiirn Krmiilc iilill in , K. M Hh n It. J M
11 r riiTg J . J K lu rl.
rrt-riurt OBlrrrli.
i i.ti.'-i.f tli P- J. 1' Wll.lnnii
C .i,.U.l I.. II. ltt
fi. IV. Phelps
ATVoliSHY AT ..III',
. on Mm iirn! Hi .;i:n.r. Ori-on.
C E Hedfitld
ATT(;y AT LAW.
- ; I Diamond "C" is a Hfipeater
CIRCUIT COURT.
Business Disposed of in Short Time
This Term.
STOCK AND WOOL.
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A "rt-jn-ati r" is sora.f l)inf (or which people
ask ais'am atj't aain. 'I hey ask for it because
it is K'jod; because it is ctiL-ajx-r tfian other
things of the same sort, or because it does
better wefii and costs no more than they do.
DiamondlC
Soap
is a "repeater." It goes further and does
better work than any other laundry soap.
HAVE MAMOKD "C" WRAPPKHH Wo rwliyin thorn
for all oru of urful n.i ultra, -m,. rtirl.. llhintrittd
bodk khowiiif over 300 prvimiirnii r;v.u for wrapper, ut
on rQusl. A poRtal wul tinog it.
Premium Dept. The Cetfahy Packing Co., J. Onahi, .
if
FORTUNES HAVE BEEN FOUNDED
Hi i i.lier
hi of May -It.-
or. on
A. Alallory.
r. .s (Ww.wuiV r i
.Yo.tvr rt'Hl.ir
It aiillinrlri") io taki- ail klir'- o! 1 f Ml
HKOUO ali.l I.AM' Kli.lM."
l -iliri flti nia-lii 'i'i ri i iial.i." U-nnii.
'ifli.. at ri i l. f" i. on l haa.- tr',,.t
((..icrnini'iil ;ari 1 ai npt for ra,w
GEO. F. WELCH.
Tivn.t:v AT - L.-Hl .
rrn Weil i'1e '"nf Main Hired
Hai'i'MR, . Out
l!y I5ti)iug S.jiDH Shares in
New Minioj; C(iinpHriit'r . . .
...IIWTMJI JHNINi COMPANY... I
I). 15. STALTKII, I'n-i-i.l.nt nnl
(icnera! MHii;ifr; K. K I :i ) I I V. I.I ).
Vice I'rctiident; 'I'. V. AYEUS, S,-t.
rotary; (JKd. (XlNSKH, Insurer.
Fnr Shnrf of Stock. aj'iy to nit v of
tlif ftbuve ofliccrK : : : : : ;
Head Office, Heppner, Oregon.
Jdie V. II. K.Iib convene i circuit
court at the court hoiiw Monday.
'i'lito an amount of busim-- Diat bad
a":u in :i I fa t Mil hii.ee the lant t'-rrn a
JirtpoHed of The following caHes ap
pUHred on the docket:
KI Root vh K H Bjaho,, and O K
Fmmwur th, li V I'be'ps for plaintiff,
and (i Khea for dfencj jnts. Settled
and (lisrniriHed.
iielle I.alande, (iuardiari, vb K M
Hart. Executor, i V I'lieiph for plain
tiff and C E Red field for defendant
Argued aud submitted.
iienjamin I'arker va John Huston and
Lena Huston, G V 1'lielpn lor plaintiff.
Stricken from the docket.
(i R Jones ys Oliver J Cox and Emma
Cox, ( E Red field for plaintitl'. Ie-
faullas to Emma Cox end decree as to
both as prayed for in complaint.
T J Matlock vs J I. Ye,:er, C E Red
field for p'aintiff and ij V Plielpi for
'tefendant. I'emmur mietained 20 day h
to answer.
Willow Lo ljie No H7, I OIJ F vi Ered
Hawker, etal, G V I'helpa for plaintilf.
Default as to all of the defendants.
Add Weir v Ida A Weir, G W Rea
for plaintiff. Time f jr service not ex
pired.
Jessie Bowman vs Ed P.owman, G E
Welch for plaintiff. Default.
Mary Kunc vs John tunc. C E Red-
fltM for plaintiff. Default and decree.
The Bank of Brownsville vb W H
Goltra et t-ln. Default a-sd decree, $100
attornevg fees.
J A Woolery vs (' V In'abarn
i "on fi r mation sale.
I.add ,v Ti ton vs J II 1 i-mniel, W 11
I ob us for p!amt;Il'.
D E G;!maii vs I" A i'..-k-il, C E
liedtield foi j.lai ia . l! .
Taylor Tiomp-in J II llelh-nbrock
Wet Weather has Caused Delay in
Wool Business.
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Dr E. E. Wilson,
iiciv i iM'r.
Oflice on Upper Main tttreet.
DR. METZLER.
UKNTIIST
i.iiATi:i ovkh rnhrorrii-K.
K.NTK tNl K A T HKAU OK IHIl.lUMi.
McSwords S KIstncr,
E.sc.t.v.s Axn sriwKoys.
tlllii-e lioura when not profesxionally
aliaftit.
Mice: I IppoHile Kimt Nalional Hank.
r 1
l'mits mail.' in eliott or.l. r fioin $1 ,"il
work. SuitH niHilc in proportion.
up
Henry Bode. Tailor.
Heppner. Oregon
plltST (aTIOiAL AMv
si'ukwk mis 4 northers-
NKLSON i FORT SHH'I'ARD
RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
Tiih Only All Kail Route Wilbonl
(ihanw" of Osra Betwwn Hpoksne,
HioaUn.l and NeUon. Also between
Nrlaon an 1 Roaaland, daily except
Hundav :
ROE A
RHEA
OF HEPPNER.
Breaident I (. W. CONSER
Cashier
Vio Brcaident ! E. L. FREELAN I) Assiauitii Cssbier
Transact a General Banking Business.
RXCIIANOR ON AIX PARTS OF TH K WoKM) HOI'I.HT A V P o P
( ollorU..i,.m.,I.M..i .11 ,H,lnt.nr...,.nl.let..rma Sur,.!,,, , ,, , r..,f I v',.aW.
G W J'helps f r pi.i ti' !
t'.eld fur il.-f.-iid.int.
T I. D inn m v- V. D l.i-.i 'u
I'helps for plaintilf. I.':mi - I
Henry Ra-lber- v- J M W! : :
I'lii ! I - for plaint ; :!".
T G l'in--:n'it vs John I;
I A J.-:fi :es :in 1 G W l'lielps i
ind C E Redlieid fol defenda: '.
TI... M.-Cul.oujh vs Wm I! :-:.fs.
,i!s. (' i: KeiiiicM for p'aintil! .in d n
lii-H and r.ennett A: Sinnott f : -b-fei
ants, rvttiod and dismissed.
A J Clem vs S B Elo'en. -. G W
'I here is practically nothing new to
report in the wool situation. Condi
tions remain unchanged. The London
wool ma'ket ih quite BtronK. and the
Eastern market shows a weak tendency
which p esentB rather a peculiar situa
tion. Manufacturers (eern to be buy
iuu sparingly. At present there is quite
a difference between the buyer and the
li i o w e r .
Wool is coming in slowly, due mainly
to the continued wet weather which
has delayed shearing and made the
roads in had condition for hauling. J
L'OO.OOi pounds will probably cover
the amount of wool brought to Heppner
this season.
The market remains about stationary.
Last week J. D:vin sold 10,000 pounds
of wooi to E. J. Burk, representing
Judd A Boot, for 11 cents per pound.
Indicating are now that not mucl
wool will be offered for sale until the
sales on the 4th anil 5th of Jane.
Crawford Bros, of The Dalles pur
chased 2500 yearling wethers of John
Woodard and Wm. Spencer.
A. G. Biitt-rfield of Weiser, Idaho,
who was here loon:r,2 for sheep, will
return.
Wes'ey Rai;', representing the As
sociated Wool Growers Co. of Boston,
here lookir af' -r consignment?.
Mr. l'.iul was :.e:e last season lookini;
fter the infer- sts of this ass ciation.
He states that this concern is now fitted
up in ri'w quartets in a fine five story
bui d.r.t' in B -ton. Ab -ut 100 sheep
owners fori I" tali and the middle West
ire in'ete-te !, ho iinr fr ..in $20,000 to
-" 1,1 1 wo'tb of st-j'-k. Mr. Taul stated
that C. B V, I,, an 1 J. E. Smith of
Light Bisctiit
Delicious Cake
Dainty Pasf ries
Fine Puddings
Flaky Crusts
I'-ndi
H nbk
i-'.i. tit
y i:
ml,
I' prior
!d fur
l- l III
I I
urn A M
tint M
V .i A M
HiN.kHiia
II. an, I
Nolaofi
:n I M
to e m
4 V. M.
ri.nnnrtiiina at V!-.n with aaiura for
Kalo, and all KiMitiiai lAkn rHitnta.
I'ataimifnra f.r Kfl Klvnr and V'ntimtarr
tMw.k fniiMMTt af Mari-iia wif 'i atava Hail.
SO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
4.
iin. . ; .
iUUIl :! J IJ
M A N T F A CT l" It E R S OF
l(iual to GoM I;lour, Gr.iham Flour W'h
Wheat Flour, Rye Flour, Cream
niis for Mush, Steam
o!e
Rolled
Chopped Harlev, Shorts and Br.
am
i;
We psy th liiuheat market price for Wheal and Barley
win. a t stoiikd i
W L. HOUSTON, . . .
l'lielps for plaintitl" and t
for defendant.
The l irst National Bank of
vs Sylvanus Wright. C Pi Re
plaintilf.
E ii Sperry vs C W Ingraliaiu, W II
Dobvns for p aintiil. S'ricken from the
locket. To If reinr-tite.l on n.ot oi;
The N -rtlill.i Stll c;css ( ,v s I
Haney, G W I'helps for plaint;:!'
Mticken from do kcl. To be s .'itntte.
'tl llli.it 1 1 m .
Frit. St'obell I'j vs Geo 1' .! -ncs,
5 W l'he'.ps for plaint::!'. Dis;: ssed.
J.I Gal! way v A G BarC lonn-w
and .1 T Husk ns, (i W Kea fo- ; hunt :T
and C F Re Bieid and G W Bi . 'i a foi
cfend.ints. M -t : hi 1 1 strik" a to
llo-kins. Mot on for ti.gn r! on
pleadings a to 1". irtliolninew.
The rank if Bfowtisvillrt s W II
Goitr.i, i t ais, 1 1 W l'li.-'i'S tor pla ntilf
D 11 (i Itnan vs 1 N ln-ey, et n. C I
Bf i'iel l for p'ainti:!' Settled an t dit'
uiis'e I .
Tin- Mo-row i o I an i A I' :st t'o. s
ll il'.i-' I fatbfts.ii W b.'ieli - :or plaint
itl. Default a -d in 'cftne tit and or-,
lotc l It se ". attache I 'o; .---y. I
An-1 c Boo. I s I i i :. j ' ten et a.s.
I ' K Bed 'lei.! for la M v .,,)
i 1.
I II WiV.uj v- W.n -.s. Settled
an 1 lii-iui-sed.
Statt o! t b f .-on s In-ii.in ' i.-ore ai-
mi. D ..i.-las I'.eits, president of
heOft-ifjn Wini (, lowers' Association ,
ieo. A. V -;t.. i jn of shaniko and
tl.er -r ; -n she p growers are inter
est. -i the j i .(. j ci! on. He said that iast
year's brought a return of
pr fit.
A ra
Heppner Gets a Bit Tented Show.
cellent ran-re and will dispose of them
lor beef later in the seaon Blue
Mountain Eagle,
Fred 1.) -e was in Arlington th's week.
He informs this oflice that he will start
with his 3500 bead of mutton heep for
his summer range near. Mt
next Monday. -Arlington lie -o- l. j day, May 28 Gentry Bros, bav the
A meeting of the L'matiiia County ' largest and best show of its kind in the
Woolgrowers' association is called bv I world, best trained herd of baby e!e-
Our people tboogbt fur a while we
would be deprived of the pleasure of
w itnessing a big tented exhibition this
season, but such is not the case. We
get the Gentry Brothers' World's Great-
Adams, j est Trained Animal Show on Wednes-
the President Douglas Brits through
the secretary S. P. Gould, to be held in
Pendleton May 2'J. On H at date and
the following day ttere will be wool
sa.es on the sealed bids plan snd many
sheepmen are expected to be in the
city, officers of the association are to
pbants and a large collection of fine
stock. Farmers, bring your families
to town that day and give them the
treat of a life time. Free elephant and
pony rides will be given ail children.
Come early and see the grand free
street parade, one-balX mile long, given
at II a. m. on the morning of the show.
be elected and o'ber important busioes j This show exhibits, rain or shine, under
is to be transacted Pendleton Tribune. tQelf Prfet'l,.v waterproof tent Re
member the ate, V ednesday May 2H.
" Excursion rates on O. R. fc ". R. R.
WEOOPINO CoCOH.
touch
ta'.-ii C
ver
f.
mI ni in who keeps in close
'ii the sheep indunt-y has
it tiij dtp in sou'hwes'ern
ill !.. i.irgr this jear than
t-. Every town of ativ sizi on
Line in this tia-t of the s ate
will h --come a wool station. At Moun
tain II '.Tie he estimated there would be
over ;;.-.hJ,OoO pounds of wool marketed
this spring, and several other points
would make nearly as good a showing
The first wool clip of the season was
btougl.t into ilasgow, Montana, a week
ago. J Lis wool comes from the south
s:de of the Misouri river, Comptou Bros,
and several other sheepmen on the
south side have finished shearing be
fore the lanihii-.g season. So far the
weather has been favorable. This ;a i
ti.e lirst time slieep have been sheared 1
efore lambing in this part of the stat. '
A cattie deal of considerable import-
..... i
ance. rs tar as establishing ntioes for
ie, s-ason, was consummated in this'
ection recent y. Win. Brown, of Lone
lock, pining J. C. D iver, of John Day
1 per !i a 1 for 1 .ty two year-ol i steers, j
iose i ittle ha 1 been we' I witite eJi
n 1 were'a fine, even lot of steers, and !
lr. ('li t-r coi s;. lets that he sot no
ore than they were worth. Mr
o n at lice started the cattle on f?ie
ad to I -lie 1; .. k where he Las an ex
To Cure a Cold in One Day j
rake Laxative Bronio (Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the monev if it (ails !
to cure. E. . Grove's Signature is on A woman who hue ha-l rr.criann
-ach box. L'-'.C with Ihta rt-saaa tulla kn. ...
. ..... , - - . . , j iiricui
soy daDgerous ooDseqaeoc-s from it.
lets. One or two .:. .m -V .? ,D (ronfh ,b' loit D0 f
o-nii Th.t i. v i, tueir plumpness 8n j came oat in much
h7 Ha J.h:LBJ':., "r.i1: " n?teeB- ,Ck ; better he.ltb then ether children whose
parents d;d not nse t b is rea.edy. Oar
yew oldest little trirl woali Cftil loftily f,T
V . r ' - - - u coffin
ear edition can ,. ...bi.ioied at this Pinkey Hsll, Spnngvilfe, AIb. Tbis
otli.-e at B) cents er ..) remedy is for sale by Slocnm Drug Co.
headache and eon-tip' ti-
Extra copies of t!
MZi:m:
Better Tlinnn ii RlriKCIrcus
GENTRY BROS'
..Famous Shows..
Th : Only BiV Railroad
Slio.. Coming this year
Transported in Their Own Train of Special Cars.
SCviTS
Patronize a lume ' ivne l at 1 plea b !
larceny bv Attot n,- ( .
notion ot 1 1 s'i . ! V
- lsi'l'lldf I :1!1 1 I , ii o.
!.;s ow n roc etc . . k .-.
1 i ' c. -i v-
t i
clp
pctt
. t :i
Manager.
,""M
Tnrc Marks
Di signs
Copvriohts Ac.
' ' f l .t.t"H fr tlM hT Sail
' .' j i lieM'f -it. i -.fi'tittfttlr
"Uit- I ;i.ki k on I'litmita
t ..." c, f ..r f.UTtlit: atf1la.
i T . ' 1 MllliH to i ... r'"w lTf
cicwOc Hn-crican.
I i.t ait wt.tl.-w.ori
I i a
I w. . I 'r ni.-rat rlr.
a ' 1 J a
I - - .- r . ,?. Sh.,. l.f a'l w.l.-a.ora.
i s-.- k v
h.n I. . ti. o. V B Ii.i.i hi, l. I.
..JUST OPENED..
! Galloway's N,w Ti,,,1,'r' nu 1 'v,r '' ..... n.ii.
Billiard !;''?: n'""-.?. K',",",;, !-
olt Ibinks. Cigars an I I ,-.
Prl0rS South,.,, r-irner ,.f Matt. n ", M - it.
SV B. CALLOWAY. . - Heppner. Orcqon
Ma.-
f . Win
c.s-e.l 1,
soti'etiee
i to go on
it o i son
. !;
OF COD-LIVER OIL WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITES
should always be kept in
the house for the fol
lowing reasons:
FIRST :' v
SECOND
n l''t
REVF. M.s A GUI 1 .-1
r.F.r.
1 1 i ,-',-.. i-l, 1 c tHrf.. g
iMirrs. tlitt I'ti.v'f the l t ; ieiHns.
'.re itfcct-,1 b I'r. Km S I'i-.-i'ty
f r Cocsn-i pti -i. fir - t ln
r..' It cnta o it Hi . t ' '. k -i ., fc-frni
M f.-i-(-1 niu.'ii". (in I l-t- Me i '. ktvit'i.- i
g li f-ri.-'i ni I Tita t'e b',.o
l li-Hia tlie if li :f.l. i n -'t n "'i II r...t i
nd limit. II r 1 c ! I h I stti-iorn
."'Hart - a 'on v 1 I t 1'- King's New
1 'ia. -tiry, thf most e M .bl remedy !l
for "ill throat and lim; .'t. -o;es. On-
Miiteed ivMtb- a- i ?liM Trm'
t cities free at Siooii'ii I Vug t'o's.
th:rd
r ' t
FOURTH
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Cmtl JUSTICE:
LHUMj3lLM LFlSODl, FLHFORMLD Br Tf
WISEST OF' ALL IV75E DOGS.
; i
GENTRY'S SHOW
AUj!i lus tve-n st .1 wi . . i.tici. to le tho f..r.-uu-t I-i
Animal I'sliibitin of the -M. tins ,.H,.., j;,,,), :t p
letter Than ever Before, v, FNTIKK TKAIN J.o . f
iirjinial lVrformers hih In -j.. o-j Fquip.ic;.., j r-t.tir.-
Thc Best Shov. of the Kind on Earth.
i . . .. t . .
i fiuuiuiu pMiies, uefs a: ,1 umi om that 'l i ev- r tl t o I ,
k ' -Lt! i. i .IJ tivr.; A M. .'. :
ut
1 bo iintv 1 ,f t ;!
. . ' .. ,v 1 1 '-""I
is t.t-.tlitiiily con Itictfd an 1
iTivf touts with (i..itii- c,
1
rjeppper. Wednesday, May 28.
T 1 1 o till Xow !S
iivor. tverv morning nt 1 1 s. in.
Ici'tli 11 of l;.ll olsomo .tt;itUi'- J.-.-rt"r
I'iiti'vi't Mi-ii. MltVoo: - rji
! '. U- -t o !
t " (u;; Hg. mi'.J
pr..--,. .
c rr.rf