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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1902)
Tin 1 Icppncr GaZctl. WMvn.v'k .Sc Michel!. ; t'ntnffior at Heppner Oreeon, an lu-' "td rlaat matter , : t I.l:tl, s ' :. ;' it Mid t.in !w.t . i : i. t' ;(. th.' y-v.i orprnonioiitdy ttalt. t--- .i . is lrtV, Olefin 1 1! iT .l in .hf i u: :dul.. huillitn ivtLlort -. .: ar m c. ;.'irrily nrrirj; personal some oil, hu t i f it lilso tsprt'tuld deadly tin Hirer of hi ''at slay thousands, anil j meat goes u 1 in .kt u:'. i ' . . : : I. (... .!..n. I..r ii iil t.ikrll I'V tin' inaiiu i ;t 1 1 f s - Tin' pickled pe. i.i'ii' it is ill ii'i! itvful. highly int?llitMit an.) imkr,l s ul rTrrr:xri-:.. ttdi.! authorities of the Vnitetl i vls'mwi, who t .: it be.uie it t !, a. Bt Jon 5, 1902 , NaU-s army, after long obaerva j St it will be .;-n ti at tl.' Mime lon.. i : tion, assert that such U the oae. a : w i.lely distn' ..!'f.l. i-ut mum: to Noith- l I .a ..'...i..n im I .1.. - - . 1 J ...1 i i . i . ' . . , .,vU vin wi "c inn K' miiaraiioo Ol notmillles 10 , em MiriM r, put to tlie ll.iu uii.in A IHWS.-Mty. It IS haul to say Islands, to .v-ie bat kin ti ionn of what r.ittlere &nd mosquitoes were j sivar; part fis to oil tie wheels Red Front Livery & feed Stables Stewart & Kirk, Props FIRST-CLASS t. tvt iliiwn to bunine. LIVERY RIGS TLf ! fit leigislstuw will be fa- ly Ilvptihlican. While Oregon Ui taw Iemooratio governor, t! voters hare exprsed an j'icn'.i for the maintenance oi rii.'!i. n principles. i 1Jl.aa...t I niajs lor. iut tne burden Ot proot commerce, mid the temamder Dili's into, of utility rests upon them. Snakes; msttrtsses m-.d .in-bes. .None of tin ' rvure i'jre civilization, wune ine j annual ;et i :! tiu mirth, o.efp;ie t tie . mosquito maintains businessat the etl'orta of the .ocknwer-, who would Kept ivnM.tiillv on hand mid ( Hit le tin nislien mi shoit iintiit' to i;iiti"s wisliiiit; to dove into the interior. I nt class : ;'.i i&le of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad have begun a cn:c,-H.tx against th use of to-bcc- by the employes of the road. The ub1 rf tobacco while on dnty in the passenger departments ie proLib'.ted. It is a ncnrce of pride to note the fact that J. N. Williamson was given such good endorsement in Eastern Oregon, Mr. William eon conduct! & very clean cam paign. He v ill represent Oregon faithfully and earnestly. In the election of G. W. Phelps as joiLt representative, Morrow county will have representation. Morrow county ought to have a man from the county in the legis lature and no better man could be found than Mr. Pbelps. The Gazette congratulates the voters of Morrow and L'matilla counties on their good judgment. At last, the war in South Africa is at an end. The Boers have sur rendered. For two years and eight months a mere handful of people have held out. The British empire has been severely tried. In a great effort to gain their in dependence, the Boers have al most been swept from the face of the earth, and still they have not gaited what they desired. Sylvestor IYnnojer, twice gov ernor of Oregon is dead. Gover nor Pennoyer was one of Oregon's greatest men. With marked abil ity and greapersgnalityhe wa s noyer never was afraid to say what fce thought was right. In the race for governor and lor mayor of Portland, he won out with large rajorities against big odds. While he was the object of severe criticism, he was generally liked as a citizen and a fearless man. old stai A with an industry that never ti hnis. War on moeqaitoce i has become more than a fad acd communities that resort to coal oil are pu neers in an important cause. -Ex. like to get tl. diiil Buoules .:?" th eatt'i. WEKM.V ( nor HI I.I.K11V George E. Chamberlain will be our next governor. This was a race in which personality was voted fur more than party issues. Tb? Gazette was very earnest in supporting Mr. Furnish and be Here that he would have made a good governor, but the battle is over, the people have spoken, and we ars glad that we live in a coun try wL-re the voice of the people i th" supreme law and from which there is uj appeal. Sir. Chamber lain victorious against great vi i. II" has been paid a great eomp'iirer.t by the whole people aui Low that he will merit th oouS-Jentr- repoed in him. We ' M-v beliv tL.it it is a duty to assist j I'm Vj j" 4. good governor. En fth Br War. October 10 Transvaal issues ultimatum. October 12 Boers invade Natal. October 20 Kimberley besieged. October 20 Battle of Dundee. October 21 Battle of Eiandslaarfte. October 29 I.adysmith besieged. October 50 Rritisfi defeated at lady smith. November 2 Communication with La- dyemitb cot off. November 6 Boers shell Maftkin. November 2t Battle of Madder River. December 10 Boers ambuih British Stormberg. December 15 Buller defeated atTuge'a River. December 18 Roberts ordered to Africa 1900. January 6 Roberts and Kitchener ar rive. January 5 Heavy Boer loss at Lady smith. February 12 Roberta invade Free State. February 15 French relieves Kimbsrly February 15 Cronje capitulates. February 2S Lord Duadooald enters Ladysmith. March 13 B'oemtonteiQ surrenders to Roberts. March 27 Deatn of Joubert. Mav 3 Roberts advances on Pretoria. My 10 B'itish occ lpy Kroonedat. May ! Boer envovs in New Yort. May l'i Mafeking relieved after a piee of 217 days. May 2S Free state ansexed. July I 'iuerrilla warefare by Boers be gins. July 29-33-19 Boers surrender at Na- aopoort. August 2 Buller occupies Machado dorp. (September 1 Transvaal proclaimed part of British Empire. September 12 Kruger abandons Trans vaal. November 22 Kruger's ovation at Mar seilles. November 30 Kitchener succeeds Rob erts. December A Milner appointed Admin trator of Orange Free State and Trans vaal Colonies. 1901. February 0 Celagoa Railway cut by Boers. March H Botha granted an armistice. August 7 Proclamation of banishment. October Martial law declared in ( uj Colony. 102. March 7 'General Methean caoture I. April l'J Peace neitotations on. I Pf-ace terms signed. Portland June o. l'.'Ol'. The past week uhs been one of great extremes iu temperature. The first two dys were bright aud warm, after which it turned coo and cloud. Frequent siuhII showers hae fnlleu during the temporary clearing spells, light frosts occurred iu the easteru por tion of the state. The maximum, or day tempera tures in Western Oregou ranged between 54 and 90 degrees, and the minimum, or night tempera tures between 4'J and ot degrees. In Easteru Oregon the maximum temperatures ranged between ;"0 ! and St degrees and the minimum temperatures between o4 and oti degrees. The condition of grain continues good, especially in the eastern por tion of the state. There 1ms been plenty of moisture for spring sown whef.t. and bs the plant has stooled nicely the yield promises to be larger than usual. Fall wheat is heading, but owing to the cool weather, it is making tdow advancement, and stead, mild temperatures are now needed to mature a plump and hard kernel. j J-otn- alf.-ilfa has been cat in 1 Snuthern Oregon, and clover and j alfalfa is generally ret ly for har- vesting, which is retarded b the unsettled condition of the weather. Pastures continue in excellent coi j dition and stock is now fat and sleek. i.eepshearing is progress , ing slowly and the clip will prob. ably be an averag-1 one. ! u'-ir bjets iu Union cou.tv are being thinned an 1 the crop i.-do- i w - ' - r - - toes, and hop-, all nerd ,tlll.-- weather, but they enutiniie thrifty and promising, although very backward. The warm weather during the lirt cf the week brought m a numlier of er.i-.xiraging fiuit re ports to the e!h- -t that the damage to pro nes, i-h'-rrios ar.d pears wai-! not as great an ejected, hut the! weather later b--ame unfavorable,; and the dam i- to tune.-. r'.iyal ' ann cherries and bartlett pear-i.-cODriderable. In s-i:th-rn and! eastern Oregon the fruit outlook is! very promising, and there will UD. doubtedly be plenty of berries in all parts of the State. Karly ap pies have dropped bndly. but win ter apples, as far as can be deter mined, have Set nieelv. CAII. Ki H'N'D AND c' i ski-: rs U K l ATi i; ? S Tit Tin: ( CC)MMK1CAL J TRAVELERS Y i ) KH, AN1 PKIVKR ON 1 S SIIOKT NOTH'K : I "PALACE,: j H.I.MI.U riKi.ss or m I FINS CANDIES and ICE CHUM I i -- . a H. D. Wood 5 Co i.ianite a:ut Marble .Monti inents u Specialty : STOW! AND VlAliCLE CUTTERS Finishing Stone Woik for ltnild-injr-i. I'eHt Marble and (iranitu kept in stock. SHOP CN MAIS STUKKr, Heppner, Oregon V A & A A A AAA MJl MM k CO. .LIBERTY MftRKET. J. H. BLAKE, PA OP. Beef, Pork, Mutton.Veal and Sausage POULTRY and FISH MAIN STREET, Heppner, Oregon The GAZEnu has just received a tine assortment of ladies' visiting - cards in the very latest Btyles. WE HXNDI.H A ( O.MPLKTK LINK OF Gang Plows. Walking Plows. Single and Double Shovel PJow.s. Disc. SDrinn and SdiUr Tooth tUTtiVators, star Wind .Mills an Force and Spray Pumps. narrows. Myers Barb and Smooth Wire. Shelf Hardwarde, Studebaker Wagons, Macks and Buggies. Superior and .Monitor Drills, Bee Hives and Supplies Garden Seeds in Bulk. Alfalfa Seed. Tents and Wagon Covers. S. P. GARRIGUES 4 4 4 4 4 4 4, 4 4, 1 4 4) 41 4 4l I 4) I lave bought the stock and Good Will of I I art & Blake. We have moved the entire stock to our new store in the I. O. O. F. building. You will find Mr. James Mart there to wait on you for your every day wants. j MINOR & CO. ! V 's V 'f f 9s '4ms s"' vv"' " -- SPRING I a vn 1 SUM MER Ah O.V MOSQUITOES. Canning Hsrwas. S. K ni-jjiD, of tbe hinnton abattoir, VrttBf Canmit Cnrnl By locl appIlcntiuLa, i9 th-y cuouo reacb the (liee-we l portico of tt.i- er There is only oue w t.j c:ire deafiiei-d, and thht M by c rj.titu;iorinl rf-raedieH. LH-afotres is ca'is-d hy an iijtl irue 1 en dltiou of tLe tuaoou" ln .u of the enstn ebian tnbo. Wheu th,i fihe t in Aimed you bv- n tmi, hhi.rf t-'.nnd or imperfect hfaririrf, hn 1 beo it in en tirely clofed rifhtut-'H j. t!ie remiit, ubi) iiolees the iL!lirQrxit!.,rj can he (Hket, oat and Ibis lube restore! to 1 1 a normal condition, Imnng will he destroyed f .r ever ; nine cseH oat of ten re CB'i-1 brts'kiibe, Mass is a beautiful ton, which, in spite of the fact that it Las the largest per capita was id Portland, Friday, savs the Ore- I "7 catarrh, h;cb ia n-.tbite hut im in. ! H.nuil Acn.l.lin.. " .1 a a He has iust finished killing yX) u, .01 r. u. ... 1 1. 1 , I i; .... BiTc vu-T uiiu-ji-'i inais rT gooian bors's, the first lot received this seaion, and it eipecting 7V) more to arrive from of wsalth in the I nited States, is j Arhrton and the Yakima country, greatly tronlied by mosquitoes, ! He as asked t lake 1250, but, as there ..oe breeding plr-s are namer ' ! Iiabis to be tronbU at the abattoir -us J-Jlids and laCLS that diver- . from bih water, he did not care to have s'.fy the IanUsCH; . A c association s- many on Land at this time. Mr. bus U-en forme tL-re t-j fight the ' Kinsrnan says there are thousands of HjO'UitO Iest by Juritig oil on ca)Des in 'he n r rountry, and the the water wterevf-r it can be pro- owners ate anxious fjr hiaa to dii.oej j--rly used, ll.e jetrolenm cure of them ; so he hai no trouble in jreter v was not taken seru-:y at fret, all he nants. He also has no troub e but exjerimeiits f.rtaoor three in fiodinif a ruarket for how meat and -ars are re;-.rt-d to Lave a--u horw product ; hut h hai tr juh'e ;n UO-'fuI. New Jer-.-y j-opJe etn,tr a prii-e f'jr thea com mod tea are sur that a thin d-po.;t of Coal ahi.-h il afford him ar.y profit. He oil on the surh.ee if j1r or (i h b.i U'o runnintr hi' pn1., h tnarahes is fat-nl to incipient mo-' mer.t si far fo' t e here!!? of the ionn tUiU). Cuba'p TD!ioJ THCT tr rid din the r- ea of hora.., t.tit in this respect is the most import-' if 1. not u. "-ke ab thin out ' ant of alL A Lurjdre.j tu(.E wr. 0f the bosiuess he will hare to v it . etnploysd in Ilavsna and ..i,fm'apt-o. Tbe amount of meat suitable Spent in applying oil to stagnant f ,r picklir., w hu b range horses vield.. water and it is claitu.!. apparently , is a boot 4"i oands on an averatte. The 1 With occlusive figure, that the ,eroaio.ler of tbe animal, flesh and tDvasiirt sUmpa-d out Mw f-ver ( Une and blood, is converted into fer bd largely the rae of u.alarial j t.haer and to tl su.r plantations fever. 1 00 tii Saodwicb Islands. At all e?etiU, tLe iuoJUiti has Tbe b idea are salable, but tbe tail ItHvios a wonrnieJ auspect. TbedoM but o sotli tbe hide, as it is of any (: of deafuens linnae hy niturrh bat co n' t be cured by H&ll'a (jure. I Send f"r cironhira, free F. J. Ciibnet k Co , Tole Jn, o. I Hold bv drntfifiata, 75e. Hull's Frrjly Pilla sr- the b-t. I O :: o :; o o :: .: .0 :: o : 1 1 V The First National Grocer Can be found on Main street and is the place to buy : ; ; Groceries, Provisions, Glassware.Tin- ware and Furnishing: Goods These Goods are well adapted to either City or Country Trade : : : ii ie Gopd Goods.... Fair Prices. i r ft ;; V ft r ; v M. LICHTENTHAL. THE UP-TO-DATE SHOE DEALER ... W.M'll tli' 1 i 11 cxaniine- V(ll s ('nil Hlijijily yon uclJ-i iado fi irices. : H SIKH'S. I'llliK nr imtiKMiHf .SHOES. Custom Work a Specialty... HEPPNER. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET J H. KINSMAN M W w r . Beef. Pork, Atutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. .. MX nil-Ar m iff 11 . 1 Gray Hair J "I h for o- . rr.v ; r.a, X"r '-itt J r. ing v "iv . " ,V h...u. ,V.o::f. v used Aver's HairVr-or i r rv vcr . 1 ' hr i - 1 P fr. j from djn-Jruif I f.o;n A. i There is this pql'.'M-: ? thin about Aver s H;, V'ic-or it is a'hair f ytl. : not a dye. Your iiair ti-; . . '.' not suddenly turn I look dead and ii felt : . But praJiialiytlieolJ cclo. corrivS back, ail thcr: J: I dark color it t." e d to ha w. The hair stops f:Uir7it too. tl a fcai-U. 4n,ttui L f .. I he City Bakery.. Crabtree & Morrison, Props BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Orit-i .-"Iir-itcl for jilain and iiMM-y li.ikiii": Confectionery, Cigars, Soda Water. K;i: (JlfKAM IN' SHASON CORNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. , ih oe th-it cveryhoIy known. It in o,le of the best if ) fc-r.'l A I I: 1 1 .1, iff STERBROaii STEEL PENS" IRfl Cfuf Mdlom and rsTrnBnooic steel pen co: y1"TZ. THC SIAHOfRD HENS EVERYWHERE 6illiani 4 Bisbee Have just reeeiv. d ono f (uP lartjPtt hocLh (f fulfill li liejijiijpr. Prlco B,1!' Aico.tura, Heavy and Shelf Haidwaro implements, Wnnnp, I t tnvtliing iu iu ami stock. willi neat and te;ii at nasotialilo OREGON Hams, Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. Ki-ohIi Finh HeooiveU on FriduyH on earth. am Wagons ever the world). Crockery ao.l (Jlassw.re. Ul" (the
