Heppner gazette., May 29, 1902, Image 2

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AUorr.to i orera',
A. M. CRAWFOKO.
.Stall' rr.t:,-r
J. K. WHITNKY.
Sui'trin-fr, ient PuMio Instruction
.1. 1?, ACKFRMAS.
t't-TKh T
J. N. Wil l i AMSON.
Joint f ntor
J. W. Si'Rir.KR.
Jo; at Reprpei.U!
G. W. FM Ft PS.
MORROW COUNTY.
For Sheriff
F. M . -HI" TT.
For Clerk
VAWTFK OKAWFORP.
For Asee'
W. L. SALIX'i.
For Commission'
JOHN WILLIAMS.
For Treorer
MAT LIClirF.NTHAL.
For Snvevor
JOHN F. RtiY-F.
For Coroner
F. E. KISTNEK.
IKKK, oi Ym!.ui i
1 "i Sute
of I'lru'il'ii
- M. ! ' N I KL, of Mii:ii.oiv..ih
: : Piiblv Instruction
W. K ! I -KY, oi Yrtmhi;! Co.
I ' : liter
i '.:' KS, of Multiu ni.ih
K.-r m;; !! Juile
; r. .'. t i;: iiir, of voo Co.
I or Altivr.t y titlieral
T !I o NK. of Tillamook Co.
PlMKn r.
J-Vr Corvt'sstr.an. List.
I . R. r tLPlX(;. of Wasco Co.
For .'oiii! LVpresontativt-
J AMF- J. APKINS, of Morrow d
Fc Jo: :it S, r.ator
t. A. 0;TI.K, ot Umatilla Co.
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COUNTY.
For t.er::' -
H C CAY.
For Count v Clerk
F.l tiFKT STANTON.
I For Treasurer
i l. w. r.Riuus.
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,' For Mirvevor
JUL II - KFITHLY.
1 For Assessor
H. M. cLPFN.
For County Co; ni;ionr
W. 1. MALLOKY.
For Coroner
! J. L YF.AtiF.R.
t lovoriior
' ciA)ii(it: i i u mi.i i;i Ai.N,
Multnomah t 'on :i : v .
S'fret.u v t.f .r
P w 1'.ai;-. ,.! i . ;k.
State Treasurer--
HKNRY I' I W KM N. of Morrow.
Attorney tiener.i'-
J II K ALU Y . of I :n.i::
State Printer
J K 'iOI'l'K! Y. ot .Var'on.
Superinten.Ietit of Public instruction
W A W.VNN. of l ane.
Supreme J mi,;.
I'. F F.ONHAM. of Marion.
Member of Congress Ll I'.stnet
W F lUTl'HIK. of Baker.
Senatorial P:fiet. Morrow, 1'mnti.lrt
ami Union Counties.
Senator
W M PIl'Ki'K. of PmaiilU.
Representative, M 'no ainl Umatilla
Counties
W F MATI.OUK. of Umatilla.
MORROW COUNTY.
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Red
Front Livery &
Feed stables
Stewart & Kirk, Props
FIRST-CLASS
:UVEHY NIGS
Kept coiiM.in;I on hand
ami can oe I'm niches on
Minrt noiioe to paiti".-!
wishing (,. lt!l. into llu
interior, l-'ti t I'las : :
dud Biioyies
For steritl"
J J Mi ti FF,
l or Clerk
J J ROBKKTS.
1 or Assessor
H M tLPFN.
! lor Commissioner
F M WILSON.
J For Treasurer
j GEO. NolU.F.
For Ssrvevor
JULIUS KEITH LY.
John Yilliatn.i for countv com
I eru Oregon ami the ttite at large, ' that wool i-.in be put to higher tig
Mr. Williamson'.-; positiou is well j "res than have been quoted iu re
; understood. Mr. Williamson is a j cent months, and they have been
; close observer and a man of ability j buying in the West in a manner to
jand by actual experience is in a j indicate most unmistakably that
position to well understand the they have the courage of their
: needs of Oregon, and he will never j convictions. They have been ab
jquit. Oregon is fortunate to have j sorbirg wool as fast as it came oil
such a representative. j the sheep's back, and at prices
i - j which put those paid a year ago in
I Over hia own signature in this 1 tkt' sha Wool of a grade that
CALL ARul'M) AM)
SEE U W F O A 1 i :i;
TO THE : :
COM.MK IJCIAL
TRAVELERS
ANP f EUENISH
RIGS ANP PRI YER ON
SHORT NOTICE :
Heppner. Oregon
THE
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H VM'K.M TI KI, HS of
FINE CANDIES ai.-I ICE CIIKAM
H. D. Wood & Co
fiiUl
Giatnte atiil Marlile Monu
mentf a Specialty : : :
STONE AND
MARBLE CUTTERS
Finishing Stone Woik for HniKl
intfu. Rest MarMe ami Granite kept
in stock.
1IIOI' OS' M MS STIII'K :i,
Heppner,
Oregon
.LIBERTY MARKET.
J. H. BLAKE, PROP.
Beef, Pork, Mutton.Veal
and Sausage
POULTRYand FISH
MAIN STREET.
Heppner,
Oregon
The GzKrrt; lias just received a tine
assortment of ladies' visiting carilri in
the very latest styles.
missioner is a prosperous farmer ' isgue of the (Jazette. K. M. Shutt, ; W!t!i ''.'.t:ght la.-t year at a figure
and tai payer. H will make a republican can lidite fr heril! T-nvalt-nt t : cent.- clean latuh-d
pood commissioner. makes an pppeal to Morrow county ; in I; .-ti-n. Las ieeent!y brought a
; voters that should be carefullv pri-' I 'luivah-nt to 4S cents. Do.vl
The voters of Morrow county reacj If elected, and there
in Tr.a efi.-tern buyers have be
n
are well aware of the fact that the to ,e little question but hat be will :' !yii,g prices equivalent to .".0
assessor's office is important. We r,e te it-jj and outside i , ;,'H!1 Lioeton, if n. -t more,
all know that W. 1 Salir.g has wort 0f the rt'l e will be mot ! V e t. not poiLtout what this
II should carefully attended t:
The office ' tn-at. Any
track if tin
one who has kept
so.ilioard mukets
made a good asses -or
te re-eiectea wjil be in charge r,f a thorough
! hook ee per and .Mr. Shutt is a man "ows that it is itn possible to sll
Morrow county people ought to to uphold the dignity of the law. w"' 1 to lay in tb.es- markets at
take pride in sending a Morrow Ligh-r qc..'titioB than are ipjw
county man to the legislature.! In which column shall Oregon pnid by th- trad in the
Bert Phelps is well qualified to be placed, the Republican or i VW-t. lake the caf of an Idaho
represent us. We should give ' Democratic, is a great question ! for which tLe equivalent of
him a big vote. ; that will be decided next Mon
P cents ch-an Uinh-d in Il-sbm
- (lay ty tn-1 p-pie ot tnis great , rf-ceuii "--u pam in ine est
Mat Lichtecthal has been tried state. Oregon is a Republican : a higher prt-.. cannot be i.b
io the treasurer's office, and we ! state by at least 10,'m.O ma-; tailed in th.- tnttUu today. Or
Lave yet to hear of a single com-' jority. This is conc-ded by all tak lex- wi,.,!-. A really fine
plaint Mat has made a good I parties. This being the ca.-e its Texas iinming ftaph' might fin. 1
treasurer He is a good man and! up to the Republicans. The great j buyers in I Jo-ton to..! ay at "U omts
will be re-elected. ! parties mu-t stand for somethitg. clean, but it would probably bp im-
I : If tot. then party name is a farce. , po-oible to g -t m re f r it. And ;
The initiative and referendum i Th Jt-pablicana have pointed ! yet the trad" hav latnly be-n pay-j
amendment which will be sub- - with p ri'ie to the past record and n2 pno- in Tr-s-is equivab-ut to;
Kitted to the people at the coming! achievements of the party. We cents clean in b...-tun. The;
elKtiun will yery likely carry. ' point :th pride today to the fct oonclusion fr.iu all this is, that ;
lien all the people will have a! that the Republican party stands w0l has got to a 1 vane very sub.
ay in caking the laws. ! for prosperity and progress. Will .' stantially in the a-aboard markets,
. 'the vrt.-r- cait their ballots to j ln order that a profit may be real, j
maintain tLeee conditions. 1Z"'1 on the purchases made this :
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. : s'-a-on in the .-t. American
Eastern Oregon has been darn-- VVool and Cotton Reporter.
WE HANDhi: A (O.MPLKli; .IK 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.
S. P. GARRIGUES
Who is this man Baker from La
Grar.de who was in Morrow county
this wek trying to do something
asainet the Republican legislative oring :; these years for reprecen- i ' '
t;cket. He i,a cheap politician tatlon at the state house. We ! by Z,: 1 'V, c.ono
and his w-rvir-eg were probably not kave ,.-rced for recognition and ; reneb the iih-e-l portion of the Mr
. hav-be..D turned downtime and I Tl,rr! " odI7 """ t,J c,lre 'leafnec,
ajair.. Portland and
For a lone time th3 people of ():
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Tlicy rt' mucli the kuimo anl in this day
and ajjn uro in.liseu.silK in every
lady's wardrobi'. You can find the very
latest styles here and at very reasonable
priees.
One in Particjular
A fine gored skirt of good quality Ker
sey cloth, comes in light and dark ox
ford, gray, black and brown, trimmed
with nine rows of stitching at the bot
tom of skirt welt hip pocket. One
of the btt values ever shown here
182.75.
4 Ladies' Crash, Duck
and Covert Skirts....
! These goods are going fast. There are
4) t ill a dozen or two and it behooves you
to innte hnfi li..f,.r.i ll..i- n,. .-.It
We sell them at
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81.25, 81.50 8175.
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you will tin, I a complete a line of
strictly first-class and up-to-date stuff
as can be bad in the citv Mores.
INOR & CO.!
SPRL'(;
AND
SUAI
Tlie First National Groeer
cimrc
.jiiuj:.
co 1
Ore
Extern o.-f-gon have been asking aL
for recognition n the state ticket.
It is only right andjaet that we
boulj Live representation at
leaet fart of the time. It ha
bea claimed that Portland and
Western Oregon ha hogged every,
thing. Now we have an Eastern
Oregon n.n to head the ticket.
E&M-rc Oregon i entitled to re
presentation and on the f.t--(.t.
day of Jane the time to d . the
work.
n.1 thdt i hv c r -1 1 1 nr
e-tern , l-afrjfss is ca'i- 1 t.y an n,tlmed run-
. . , ... ' 1 llinn i.f I . , r. , L - . .
r.ame.1 ti state can'lMates 1 . ' " 'ue ol lur eui-
ct.lfir) tobe. Ht.-n lh:i tori g.m in
have always p'ille off our . fi yrn hsv rn-:ihi , honud or
K' ! h-'ped to eler-t the nora- ' 'f'P'-f'ect b-r.r.tf, M-. I tien I' m en
t. i i ! Or"ly c!of.l flfMfn"" h t!.e re-nit, nd.)
At the Republican state ,jr,is tb it.::n)mti..rj cat, be Ukeo
r.t.o:;. Portland and We-'.-rn ' ",lt m"1 "jifi ,':!' f-orej t0 it oormnl
. c on btion, t.eii'irv '!.! t. .fstrv'l for
n -ai 1 we wnl recognize the : v-r; umt oat ..f t-n re eu"- l
Inland Empire, and W. J. : h' uttrrU, wb.ob i. lUiio bo nn in-
' j tin rue 1 c b4it:oi r,f tr, mn-oq4 arfdCf.
u is given the nomination j Wi,i Kiv- (Dm H:n,.ir-.i I ,iUra f. r
-. err. r. To review the rit. I n "f 'l-fie.? , .ri. by CiUrrb
. thkt Pan r',t te i-nrb.l h.v Iftl'a e.u
w.'hout f.r-j'1'lice, there ; -fn i for rireriUr., fre.
F. J (,'HBVFT f.V)., Tole.j'i, O.
s ,i ' i,t- ,o ,,...
Eastern Oregon, J 0 1g j !iuV Fn-nilj nr (be bsl.
Fnrr i
for g -
tiati n
xi re three ran lulatea for
r.o- fr
ll'OM Oregon is safe lie; ub-
Ikfcn etat, I-ia'Thti? r.raf r- ar
making tb r.i.c-.'.on- sta?ei;,er,tii
that w are not gettiLg .i:i.
t-
tn
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nient appropriati
fviut.t. cUitning t:
tmtet- are faTr.re-1 ,l
them iu tbf Re; ,
Thi argument
LuU'her and Mr
whil1 in Heppner - . h i 1 ' talk
as this it all let! ; at.d -.ni-
J.le, Mid ic Lot v, r'.fj 'f H I.iO-
iiii i;t' thought. W- '.-riainly
ouglit Ui have more ( r.J. b Lee in
C'i:gr.
b'fu! t-"'r
i i '.,
-'.'it -rial l
Jowel; and W. J. Furnish of
I'-n iietoD and Mr. John" of Baker
f'ity. The main fight waa between 1
Loell hl 1 I'. t is'.. Ihe result
;- we known. Mr. Furnish -ar-rid
the dty ar. 1 with Mr. John-.
M-fjt to the fttt" '-oriverjtion a
the candidate, fr' rr, Ki-'ern Ore-
Mr. J .1, -., w.th'irew aid.
r.d r d Mr. Kuri.i-h, b-avii.g hiri
.i!..,'.eili the . N'lt Mol. iiJ
i- the j:iy f jr Fi-t-rn Oreg(,a p-r,.
p!- t say whether or r.ot th-y will
(.; port an Ea-t--rn O.-egon man.
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La- j'l-f a I le-i a line ,-,f j
vr;n :n rn -1. 1 on over" at
Mr
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Can be found on Main street and
is the plaee to buy : : : : : :
Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, Tin-
ware and Furnishing Goods
These Goods are well adapted to
either City or Country Trade : ; ;
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1HT UP-TO-DATE
SHOE 01 All M ...
hfii .,u nnd anything in
the linr .,t li....s. -,nu- in ami
examine our immeti.-.- stock.
Can Hipply you with 1 1 1 m t and
wcll-lii'tdo footu ,-ai at o asoti.tb!..
prices.
Custom Work
a Specialty...
OREGON
CKNTKAL MKAT MARKET
a. n. riri5rVIAN, Man.g.r.
Sliifile & Fancy CiDecries. Fine Tens & Mm :
Good Goods....
Fair Prices. i
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T. I. HOWARD, Heppner
Beef, Pork,
Alulton,
Sausage and
Poultry
always on
hand.
.on t
elfe
Hams, Lard
and Bacon
of the
Best Quality.
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COPNEIi MAIN AND MAY STREETS.
Bronchitis
" I have kept Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral in rr.y house for a greit miny
'.2-s. It is the best medicine in
It.e orid f jr coughs nd tolds."
J. C. Tillums, Atntt, N. Y.
Will. It"'-. AhVAS' A.'
I v. o g' i' to be higher?
'J I.M i - it. i in. ) ' ! -t or,, f ,r
IL'- w!' i;, t. i ! (,e !'!iir,g
the hi V. i lip iu l. e V. e-t ht pric-
J. N. Willian.f' n, for congree.
wdl po out of Et-rn Or. g ,rj with hih i-e-i-itat- a ry on-ider-
D ovrrwbrliuiiig u.nr-t .'. It i- a a'le adance in ti.e e;,hJird rnar
ain buaine" prop-itt jL with the k-ie. 1 l.e rotnr-. Lty h i V(, to
popli. Wi- have c-.-nti let,. jD advafj'--il 11 n d o!h-r rnar
Williiuuaou. Ou the .ju'ftion-of kets. other im- t r- will ! t.ome
JiEj tb pubh I;..! the OJ--U. id sir.-ad 1 - I he ea-t rn
lcf -f tb Colutnb: r.ver and all trade e tn to I . e tne thor
matter of vital iHer.-t to but. oiihly imt regu-- i w,i the;eV
All serious lung
troubles bcin with a
tickling in the throat.
You can stop this at first
in a single niht with
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Use it also for bronchitis,
consumption, hard colds,
and for coughs of all kinds.
Tkrt titti ?V . Sk . SI. A'lr(.,tl
..The City Bakery..
Crjlitroo c5 Morrison, r3rops
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
Ord' i- solicited for phiin iind
fjiiicy baking '.
Confectionery, Cigars, Soda Water.
p;Jl CKMAM IN SEASON
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th-i d'j a . If !. t-.ia fna .'.t
V U .- (. -i -i t it tf kit'.wi
! tt t i i :n f ii,itr
Mf
STEEL PEN
the STARRS fts rv:RrHtE. 150 Styles ''"Pom.r"
c. - i ESTERBROGK STEEL FEN CO. ?V ,Z s'u.T.
Fs one that everybody knows. It jH ,. f,f ,. .M OI) rHr,
Gilliam & Bisbee
Mav. j.Kl re,eiv.1 one of the lart M.aks ,.f :ain Wagons n.r
drought to Hi ppner.
Iiioc? are lltrlit.
Heavy and Shelf llardwar,. (Jranileware, Tinwar. AKriroltoral
m,,lemeiit. Uagoi.N, HacU. Ktc.; 1'a.nb, nml (Jils (the lxit io
tho world ). ( rockery mu Olaseware.
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