Heppner gazette., May 29, 1902, Image 3

The Monnncr Gazette! T' ru,i0"e-
Little, ( iiunt uxle grouse only So per
TllDUHDAY May L), VM1 ; b,JX 8t Tho , ttir-
Hunker (7. A. Klma was a passenger
for Tlio Dulles Monday.
TIih Whilo Kutf !? luiindry houij. box
of 20 burn, K.rn; at The Fair.
Dr. Higgs will lociito in this city far
tins practice, of his profession.
Lexington in making iirepiiiatioriH for
a big 1th of July celebration.
J. W. Mcliuney, government stoea
inspeelor, was in the city Monday.
The "King" dressed in purple and
gold at the opera house, next Tuesday
Slimmer cutsets, cotton underwear,
gloves, etc , just received at Mrs. L. J.
Kstes
The ladies nf the M. K. church will
serve ice cream in the Orange fiont
building tomorrow.
Hurt A Wake, the grocers are now lo
eated in tln-ir new quarters in the new
Kloctirn building on Main street.
Come out ami iee Young America
perforin in the Operetta at the opera
house Tuesday night.
Mi Kline liartholomew, who has
been attending Van Ness seminary io
Kan FrrnciHco, has returned to thin city.
Only four of those New Home Sew
ing Machines left at The Fair. Highest
grade and prices no higher than the
common kind.
The children have taken a gr eat in
terest in their work in tlie OperetU to
he if i veil at the opera house Tuesday
night and everybody shouM come out
and see them.
A fire alarm at a little before 3 o'clock
ymterdny morning canned quite an ex-
itement, and many citizens got up
earlier than tl cv had for some time.
ire started in the roof of Mac Wang's
rentaurarit on Main street and ai
iscovered jut ss a little blaze was
starling. 1 he H-e department was
jo, nick to respouil and a stieam of water
s (n put out tli bla.e. There was no
damage to Speak of.
Former I'nite l States Senat r (ieorge
W. Mi I'.rnle, of 1 1-egon, and Mrs. I. aura
Walt-r Si'h weis'enberg, of the same
slate, were married at tlie rectorv of
the Church of the AxceiiHum in New
Yoik on Saturday. Senator John 11.
Mitchell, of I iregoti, and Mrs. Harriett
l'otter Noiirse, of N-w York, were
present at the wedding, which was fol-
lf.l hv u l.r..!.Ll'.sl Tliev
journey through New Fnglaiid dates
and will g to .-eg'jii in July;
The Week's News
Local and I'crsonal Hai.peninjTS
in and About the Lity.
"Land of Nod"
Children of Ueppner
Tuesday, June :!, 1W2.
Warm wentber has appeared at last.
Miss Grace Tillard left Saturday for
Orsgoil City.
1'. O. liorg handles Washburne
stringed instrumeiits.
Mrs. E. 1.. Freeland and Mrs. I'avid
visited lone Saturday.
Hon. Henry Klackman left Monday
morning for The Dalles.
IJuick delivery and clean groceries is
w here Hart A Blake shine.
For all kinds of watch and jewelry
repairing, call on 1". O. liorg.
Trof. V. C. Howard was an outgoing
passenger monday morning.
We fill mail orders promptly and
guarantee our work . I'. ). liorg.
Mr. Nikirk from Colorado is in the
city. Mr. Neikirk is looking for a lota
tion. F. I. Dunbar, secretary of state, and
C. S. Moore, state treasurer, wer
Heppner visitors Thursday.
I'. O. I5org has just received a large
supply of I'.anjos, (ioitars, violins and
all kinds of musical instruments.
Imperial means the best, that is the
name of our place our goods hack it tip.
We makes specialty of fancy groceries.
Hart A lUake.
The little city of Lexington is very
proud of her Wand. The boys made a
good impression in Heppner. Lexing
ton and Morrow county ought to en
courage the musicians.
Mrs. Jennie liedney, who has been in
the city for some tune visiting her
daughter, Mrs C. )'.. l:.-ltic!d, started
Monday ni'iriiing for her home at M: I
dletown, New York. Mm. Kedtieldand
daughter, blanche, accompanied her as
far a the j'incti"n.
The (). K. A N. rai'ir.a I bridge across
Willow creek , eight in ilen from Heppner
junction on the Heppner branch was
burned out Sunday night. The com
pany deserves credit for the quick work
in repairing the structure and not de
laying tratlie.
Howard's groi-ery store is a very pop
ular place for the purchase of supplies
for (armors and outfits for outing in the
Way of extra fine groceries. Almost
everything imaginable kept in stock.
It's handy where you can get anything
you want
Fxcavation w ork on the groii nds for
Morrow county's new court house
finished Tuesday, Foundation work
will be commenced the first of next
week. Most of the contracts for con
struction work have been signed and
londs have been furnished.
Jack Finds came in Monday morning
wilh a six horse team from Monument,
loaded w ith .Vssl pounds of wool. trw
in it to the rain and bad roads the trip
was a hard one. Some of the ditlieiil
lies of freighting ran be realized from
the fact that Mr. I'sds was eight days
in making this trip of .V miles.
W. F.. Junkin, who died at Hardiuan
Wednesday of last week, of heart
trouble, was born May 2', 17:5, near
Hardman. Mr. Junkin was an exem
plary yoing man and was a general
favorite among his associates. He m
very steady, hard working young man
and his death cast a gloom of sorrow
over the entire community.
CHAMBERLAIN IN HEPPNER.
Spoka to a Large Audience at the
Opera House.
Saturday was Hem iciatic day in
Heppner, and the followers of Mr.
Chamberlain and democracy were quite
enthusiastic in meeting the Democratic
state candidates,
(ieo, E. Chamberlain accompanied
by Hon. Henry lilackman, W. A. Warn
and Walter M. Fierce, came in on the
evening train. Considerable prepara
tion hal been made for the event. It
having been arranged for the train to
g) hack to lone after the speaking,
about J of) poeple came up from lone
and Lexington. The Lexington band
was among the visitors.
The state candidates were met at the
lepot by several of the prominent
Democrats, including Hon. J. W. Mor
row and others. They came up Main
street amid music, (tying colors and the
booming of cannon.
The lore contingent wore long white
barges with Chamberlain iu (lowing
letters nrinted thereon. J A. Woolery
ed .lie van, and his badge far out-
lassed any ol the rest of the visitors,
for it reached from his sho'ilder almost
to th ground.
The bright red Furnish buttons that
were ussd to fasten the white Chamber
lain baJge in a great many instances
were quite conspicuous.
Mr. Chamberlain was well received.
The Lexington and Heppner bands
played Beveral pieces in the street be
fore the speaking. The opera house
was packed. At tha opera house the
exercises were opened by a beautiful
solo by Miss Welch, Heppner's charm
ing tongstress.
Hon. J. W. Morrow presided over
ihe meeting and on the stage w ere the
state and county candidates and several
prominent I 'e i ocrats.
Uon. Henry P.'ackman was the firs1
speaker, arid being a Heppner man arid
so well known, was greeted with ap
plause. In a brief speech ho outline. 1 his po
sition. In a short speech which was
nicely delivered Hon J. W. Moriuw in
troduced Hon. l eo. K. Chamberlain,
who was very cordially received. Mr.
Chamberlain spoke for an hour and
tjVM,rwv.t.jr:w.wir)-m'r.'iui r
Hit I VI, M
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Belling in lively these
day. J'.ettr get into the
proceesion arid make your
(flection f-ai I v.
lOc SHETF A'JLTJJSIG lOo
The McKinley Edition of Popular and Classic Sheet Music, com
prising 1000 selections, both instrumental and vocal
Will be placed on sale
next week at 10c a copy
Full Sheet music size, printed on the very best of paper, and music
that sells in the regular way at 30, 40, 50 and up to 75 cents a copy
you should take advantage of this opportunity to supply yourself
with good, high grade music.
Ask for Catalogue showing complete list of this famous music.
. y"a T""". Rambler Bicycles
LAUNDRY SOAP jCfMf
Box. 20 bars.85 cents frfife fZMSfflf jM$fflf?fMllIM3$S ..Bargain..
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TO THE VOTERS
Who Shall
Be Morrow County's
Ntxt Sheriff?
Kver since landing in Morrow county ,
Dirty Politic.
The i in in pie.ined to say that up
to thin t iine the political campaign m
Morrow county has been very clean,
hilt the ditv work ha been c. liimericed.
A circular head-d "To Morrow County
Voters" is being rown broadcast in this
county, signed ty J. 1'. Spray, throwing
out dirty insinuations to injure K. M.
Slmtt, the Kpuh!i-an cuielid.it- for
shenir. An article that was published
two years ago in the Fossil Journal over
a county seat tight is republished w hu h
is of no interest to any one. Tlie only
charge that is ma le) against Mr. Shutt
: that he did not pay a board bill over
at Hardman. This is absolutely ridicu
lous, livery man in Morrow county
knows that thiB is a lie. Mr. Sliutt's
reputation is above reproach and the
voters know it. He is making and will
continue a clean campaign. I'ne sole
purpose of this circular is try to injure
him. It's a dirty piece of ork. Will
the candidiatts in opposition to Mr.
Shutt endorse such method. A man
who is dishonorable in politics will be
dishonorable in public and private life.
I his circular w ill make at least 7" votes
for Mr. Stunt.
a half and was listem d to a 1 1 ntively. ;
It was verv evident that he was out for i five arn ago, I have stood ever ready
I of Morrow county, or shall they be con- j
'demned? The I'd of June will tell. It1
was because of these acts that my !
friends insisted upon my runniDg for
sheriff.
"Euai rights to all and special priv-
votes. and that he is a good campaigner ! an'' anxioHs
there is no ipiestion. The issues were
to extend favors and to i jles to nene" eball ever be niv motto.
render assistance to my neighbors and i an,i ru., an.l poor seall receive e'jual
only given passing no-ice. He has a j t0 pe.pie ol the county generally. , treatment at my bands.
well filled store house ot jokes, and he ; I have endeavored to be a good citven 3 to getting a deputy in case of mv
practically endorse-1 the Kepublican : at all times and to prove myself worthy
Platform fiom top to bottom. j f l ,lltU:t-e of the people.
i ..ifiuuir ieei oi io.t-n. no... ,v, , mis capacity must ne a gooa penman,
I the 'list tune, ask a favor of the people i an able, competent book-keeper, an
: election I have made no promises what
ever, but the man who would serve iu
tendent of public instruction
meeting with a short t.iU.
.dosed th
l-romthe steps of the l'alace hotel,
Mr. Chamberlain spoke for a few min
utes to a small an hence in the street
after the speaking at the opera bonne.
The IVmocrat were w ll pleased and
the demonst. a'i ui was a success.
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
as. :d I sincerely believe the same will j honorable, trustworthy citizen of steady
begrati'cil. j habits, and a man in whom every tax-
Tie republican party to which 1 payer would have explicit confidence,
have belonged since infancv tendered Merr 0f Morrow county, I most re
met he nomination for slientfof Mor- (ifectfullv ask for vour sunDort in this
row county by an almost unaminous j campaign, and if placed at the head of
vote of the county convention on the Morrow county's peace authorities I
! l'th of last March, even after I had in- j Bhai ever be found doing my very best
Program for Friday, May 30, at fha
Opera Houii. '
siste. 1 upon them eiving it to another , to serve you faithfully and well,
person. I wanted some man from the; (sincerely yours,
E. M. Sm tr
The following is the program for Mem
orial day at the opera house in this city.
,! Tl kn , .
I'irge Heppner symphony T.and
ipening address ,
Frayer Kev. .1. V, Crawford , I'1-1' ' ', "'' or four months prior to the
Male Quartet "( rowndur Heroes" j ,.0n enti.ui.
A. .i.uri.ieii ... .,, , ... ,,,,,11,1 .1.
l .1 u w in te seen inai mv noiiima- .
i country to take the nomination, but the
cou- try delegates were determined to
: nominate me, and my came had been
'mentioned, all over the county, for the
HOLDS CT A CONGRESSMAN.
Messrs.
Art vert iMt Lrttrr.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the poatolliee at Heppner
In
HTANI) I-IKE A STONE WALL.
itetween your rhildren and the tor
tures of itching and burninc eczema,
soaldhea or other skin disease. How
Why, by iiing Hucklen's Arnica Salve,
earth's g rent est heider. Quickest cure
for ulcers, feer sore,sIi rhenm, cots
tmrin or brnises. Irifllible for piles.
2.'o at Hhipntn lrng C's.
That
Tired Feeling
la a Common Spring Trouble.
It's a sipn that the bl.l is deficient
ill vitality, just as pimples ami other
eruption arc sins that the Mood
is impure.
It's a warning, too, which only the
tia.HidiMis fail to becd.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Ueniovr it. jt'ive new life, new cour
ajre, stn-n-jtli and niiimnliin.
Th.-y cleanse the blood and clear UiO
foniplcxioii.
Accept no substitute.
"I felt tlnl all tlie time and con Id not
atop. Ari.r taklnu llfs Sraril)a
while I roiil'l si"!' well am! the tirrt
frrllne ha. I (.-"' T,,l K",J,t m1n-iiie lias
ali rurel nie of wrofula." Mas. M.
KT, '.Hi ail, Conn.
Mood's Saraaparllla promlae to
Cure and keeps the promise.
calling for these letters say 'advertised.
Hishop, Mir Kosa Fdson, ('has.
II iggins. James I'. A S., 5
Strohm, I. F.
n. k. ai in (, r. m.
IIM'I'NF.K IHI Rl llKS
W. F. Tot-
Fpiscopal hnrch Lev.
w i ne
Catholii-Church Lev. Father Kelly.
Services 'M Sumlay in each month at
l:::o a. m.
Christian church, Sunday June I ; 10
a. in. Snndav school: 11 a in. sermon:
7:l'i p m. Y. I'. S. C. E. meeting; S p.
m. gospel meeting We extend a cord
ial invitation to all to attend these
services. J. V. I; i oi:p. minister.
M. 1". church , Lev II. I.. Leibtol,
tst ,r. Service at 11 a. in and S p.
in. Morning subject, "Nothing but
Leaves, or Lroken I'loinise." Even
ing subject, " I n ipprei i.ited Favors."
Snndav s. ho,. I at h1 a. m All are in
vite l t i attend.
"At the end of the campaign, writes
Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant eoo
gressman, "from overwork, nervous ten
sion, loss of sleep and constant speak-
It
seemed that all tbe organs in my body
were ont of order, but three bottles of
lis
Akers. Mirden. Howard
I-'indeil. I tion was attained by nothing but honor
rouon.: '. V :- lr-.Vr':": "i "0" ;.i.. . .i .l,v..l,n.r,l method. Electric Bitters made me all right.
.uaie wariei e-.ai:ier , mi r.ev- ; - I the beet all around medicine ever sold
. 'r'",'' husselljand 1 can see no reason why the re- , over druggist's couuter." Over
America Land1 , .. . . ..k..t mn..n n.i ...k
(.. .i... ;...i.. i .ii ;.. .i... mi , ican partv snou d now uirn nie "- -" " -
afternoon, the soldiers' graves w ill be ' !,,, I don't believe thev will do it
decorated at the cemeter v. .
KV1.MNli lor the information ( thoe with
Music .. Heppner svmphony Land j w ,,,,, ,im ,,, ,,0rsonally ac.piainted
Flag Prill Eleven oung Lsdies !
Male IJuartet ."Our Coiintrv" I'arks I iH s'V :
lessrs. Akers. Warden, Howard and jiat aln vear8 0f
I.undeli.
Tablet!) "The Home (inard"
Male luartet . "The I'rgrun Fathers"
women enia splendid health and vitality
j from Electric Bitters. Tr tbem. Ooly
Ms. Guarraoteed by Hlocum Prua Co.
Is Your Life Insured?
WHY NOT?
Do you kL"W that your Life Insurance
in tin? ::::::::::: :
EQUITABLE LIFE
ill cost you no more and give you better
jdotectiuu if yon live than any other
company.
,7 1'l.CAl E l.N SL Kl'LL S i Hhl.E S
11;1.t11I. :::::::
Why?
e
1 1ll"'
mill
We Lite
Assurance Society of tbe United States
hss .i surplus for policyholders of over
S7 1.000.000. No other company as
strong as that. See
A. W. Lundell,
BEFORE INSUR
ING ELSEWHERE
Special Agent
CATARRH
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i- ,,.aTr.r
n .i. n n . I r
ASK
Druggist
for
IO CENT
TRIAL SIZE.
Cim Brlirl ! enr.
lM.t!f. It UT ITTIi
Ill lh lis I till 1 v . It
i. ttif Hr-t. ) -f !-! ' I S'i. It Ku.l r.
kl.T Mitnil.K, M U unu Mnt j, ,Cw York.
HAY FEVER
Ihtuks
Kecitiitioi' Mrs. A. F". I'.inns
rentinu on the Old Chiup tiround
Male Quitrtvt " Anierie.i and I.iherty"
Tahleaii "The Cnion Forever '
Fur the evening service an ml mission
fee of ."'ii', L'"i' and IV will he charged.
Services will commence at s o'clock.
i ientrv Iiros. with their trained ani
mal show gave one of their pleasing
n'i formances io this citv Tester. lav
evening. This in the host show o! the
kind that ever visited Hi'pmer. The
aniniaU are all well frame I, kindly
treated and well cared for. Their p.na
ihernalia is all luightaul attrartive
and they eurrv a good hand.
Card of Thanks
Mr. and Mis. ieo. Y. .tonkin, of
Hardiuan. w ish to thank the people of
ll.trdtnan and vicinity f r their m.t ru -ell"it
in assistiiij dining f e i' ric-s
and death of thnr eon. V. F .1 :' k n.
-
WII AT THIN EtH.KS M 1 " I
Is a greiiter pw.-rof il :g-n hv
a inn Inlit g too. I. For themlV. Un-tr.
New l.ife Fill irk won.h r 1'h. r
lone mi. I regnlate Ihe .litest , crfsi'i
gently eipel ll poior from th- sys
tem, enrich the hloo.l. impr ve m i li'e,
nrnke tie-lth llesli. t :ily :'.V at ."lin
Prng Co'.
laxati c Uromo Quinine t."-"
Uw irowtlx tbt rrr a rM In rmr
am vears ol aje ; was
hrmight ui to the hardest Kind of work
on my father's farm in Eennsy lvsnia
until hi years of age, w here I learned
steady hahits, to which I have always
adhered. At the age of lii 1 went to
th." printer's trade, and have heen con
stantly engaged in the newspaper husi-ne-s
ever since.
In lsvi I came to I astern Oregon.
and hae spent the past 1; years in
; SI ."tnan. Wasco an 1 M rrow counties,
1 pei m.iiif ntly locating w.:h my family at
II- ppner in 1'C.
I'uiing the last re jears 1 have
pa I laves iuoii my iiwspaper plant,
mv t iis.iiesM house a' d lot, and upon
mv I . nseh 'ld :!' . In my past
lecurd a a lm-iiie- u; in and citi.-ri I
hae nothing w ha! - -t t. conceal. I
have a'u.os pa. 1 :r. dcl-ts. and if 1
:ae ever Feati-n a- v !-.. cut . I a cent.
or i l;is d to pay an o
kn it i' .: pe--I
i"". 1 w. .i '. g;y. i
I i- 1'iaced !
:,n i- i'r.
I stai! d.: g up let-;-'-ly f.r 1 'etler
!t ;ii I in dor I ! i ii ale eiunr.es.
:C1 : ll.i- t'tii'-n-. wh-'ii i malt' last tad
io tt e 1'.. moo! '" Ft . r ii are now en
do . or ng t Jcfeit ice. in order to pre
vol 1 in In-. Mi -io a peace olV-.-,' ,if
M.o . w c.'U'llV.
:.'! t! i e act : ' il- he approved
l-v the i uc and ) o. c o'Ving proplo
OPERETTA.
i
LAND
of NOD
Total Registration 1230.
The registration ks in the office of
the county clerk sl. n a total registra
tion of U;i0. Two years ago there were
1320 voters register.-'. ) M?rrow coanty.
Following is the ri .-stration by pre
cincts: Dry Fork 52
Dairy l:t
Cecil .5''
Alpine 20
i.exmgtoii. Uo
Maf.eson ' .... l"w
Lena "4
Heppner H-l
! tientry .
j Fight M-.ie ::
j lit Vernon . 127
; North K'tie "id
Fine Citv -!
South lone ' 2' I
Wells springs . "f i
Lost Hi Hand.
Th'irs lay just 1
work with Lis we!
caught his han 1 ii
crusiie i and b.-c kt
efore noon while at
: driller, W. F. Ailyn
t e chain and it was
r: ;-.:st belcw the
wrist, except t: !e.i iers which Mr.
Al'yn ha 1 one o: the boys, who was
41 CHILDREN 41
w ith h;i:i. cut tl.
from the arm ei::
en:ng a Klt w .
shpt ed, thr.iw :
chain and sprocket
Mr. A'ivn w as
oi M I 'aid place, as
'wer.Ctf the hand
He was tight
a wrench which
! and between tl. '
ir.
'te
at the Dohert
hy hl SCO i.' 1
Pasteur's Vaccine
OF HEPPNER
TiiGStldij. June 3d.
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1 1 of -O (. !.!; ,
JO cattlo
1 1'0 vf ' OTii- i
another young loy, who brought h;i:-.
to town to I'r. Keid arriving ,.
about 2. ;!" o'.-lovk. lie was M?-r: g
intense jar. but the ioct.r s.si. re
lieved h.s pa: :;t and after --n
the ..)!! ! i.'-jnd that t!
badlv shafered that
wo.'.; 1 t-o t-.ecessav. 1
t :ro:n t.'wn
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Ad mission
35 and 50 Cents
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