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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. J GEY 10, 1902.
NO.
Imitef
orriciAL XZH3ECTOX-X-.
tnltrd Mtatr Officials.
Praaldant T''"lort! ltuiHutt.lt
daornUryuf Hiaut W K. ll.y
daarwtary of TrwaanrjF Ix-the M, rtli.w
Hecr.Urj' of Interior.... Cri:liu N HIim
4aoralnry of War.a K. H- Hoot
Jwrataryof Nuvy Willi. m H.,nrjr Moody
uo.tm(Ur.iHiirat tlharlea Kiiiery Hiiulh
itturay -"""rl Johu W. Unmt
twiraUtry of Arioultnra Jamaa WllauM
'J ra .Uanaral '1 (Mica Biuanr Uermun
Mlal Federal Otteltl.
...,. i Jul"' H Mitchell
., ,.,. ilium II Tonnu.
M. A. Mooiy
Intanial Knu Collector
Ki.rnpt J minx
Circuit Ju.ltf
. 1) M. Donne
C. H. Halliuirar
. W. B Milbart
Ilntriot Attornef J. U Utll
V. B. M.r.h.I . lb MottMr
ITalMd Mutt la om-.ra.
TBI DALLBS, 01.
J ay P. Luoaa Bafitoar
Oliarattaraon twiw
14 AIDE. OB
K. W. Martian llM
. u. owaoanamar naealaar
Oroa 8 lata OBeUH
nu'araor.
T.T. Gear
daoraury of Hlat
l'rMtirr
Supt. Public Infraction...
4 1 turn, y U.n.ral
l'i inter
-diorama Juda
P. 1. Dnnba,
.. .... .C. H. Muora
4. II . Ackarmaa
. I. It N. Bl.okbaru
Vh.'b. 1
.11'. A.
tC. K. '
..W. M Laau.
Baan.
Moor.
, WoWarUiD
Riard Hchinil Land Coaailaaioo
Mart (.'hamtwruun
(lama Wardoti Alpha (Juioitiy
fi.b Ijuiu f t". Held, Aatoria
V alflrioary HurKnon ....Wri), M Lan, Portland
NUtb JadleUl Ulatrtet.
Circuit Judgn W. R. Kill!
Proaaaotma Attoruay T. (i. Uallay
Murroar Cooalj OBciala.
Jomt Hanalor W. Marrow
Kuiraaautati.a A. B. Tbomaon
Cointgr Jod A. ii. Bartholouia
('nuiititaaionar. J.L.Howard
Kl. C. Aantaub.
Clark '. Vawtar Crawford
' Bl.rlfl 1. W. a) allocs
Trwumrar. H. Uchtaninaj
" Aaaawor W.L.. Haling
" rturr.yor. J 3 Mcrea
' HohrHl Hup't Jay W. Hhiplay
Cron.r . . lr. .iamr
tock
Imwtiir lirnrr M herilfiaar
Deoutiaa i I". Hbaa, !
Ika Vinaon. Oailoway
rpxaa Town ornciaa.
Mayor Frank Oilllam
i:o.milman ..O II rarntworth
J. , ttobarta, K. W Hbaa, Phil Cohn, 7 boa
lordir J P.Wmmm
rtwttn I- W- Hrwwa
Marahal Gaona Thorn too
HI.rHI. BOOL DlTHT.
lilrwtor. -Frank Ollll. ra. E. H Hbutt, J. M
lUuri, Clerk J. J. Robert.
I'murt Olwrf.
tiia of th. Paaca
J. V Wllllann
C .i..iabl..
(. H. Hall
G. VV. Phelps
Ti')!:f:y .at law.
On . In (M I li: .. H.d H.-fl'i.i-r. i'r.-B.Mi.
C E- Ilcdfield
ATTOIiSKY AT LA W.
uttrr on ! on ! ol Mv nrrrt.
Hrpi-ticr. (iri- m
A. ttallory,
r. .s- 'oMtissioyn
SUTAHY I'VIILIC
U mhorlrMl (o tk all kind, of LAND
FWiolV and LAND riU VlH
C.,llt Mann ma ! on rra.on.ble trnn
Oftlc. .t rwidfiirr on Cha tr.-t
Government land acnot for ala
GEO. F. WELCH.
4TTOHSKY- AT - LAW.
tru t Weat aide I'rpar Malo Street
H.rre... - 0"'"
Dr E. E. Wilson.
IBNTlTf
Oilic on Uprr MlQ trft.
DR. METZLER.
IK?ITIT
Irt(..! in O'lJ Kellowt bnilding.
KooidS 5 nri .
McSwords A KIstner,
I'llYSlCIA SS AXD SVHO KOSS.
(mre hours when not profeMion"?
ahaont
(Hlice: Oppoaitfl Kirit NtioDl Bank.
SPOKANE FALLS 4 NORTHERN
NELSON 4 FORT SHEPPARD
RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
Tt. Only All Hil Bo- Without
Ohna of t'r" Bt-o HpoM.
ll,,.aUii.l ao.l Nelioo. Alto bt-fn
N.laon anl Koaaleod, dU wlOwpt
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... ...... .t Nolaon with ataamara for
ta.lo. and all K.inai
l .nra f .r Kettla Klrar and tnnntarr
144. BO YEARS'
"0 EXPERIENCE
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M'iN & Co.0,Bm,,,",?,EW Tori
I , Soap
Our Best Known Brand
11
W maVe several kinds of soap.
Oar bet known brand is
Diamond X"
Soap
It Is a laundry soap the best on the market.
Use it according to directions, and wash-day
Is robbed of half it terrors.
It does its work quickly, thoroughly, and
easily.
8AVK DIAMOND "C" WRAPPERS -Wa redoero them
for .11 luri of uarfnl and attrai tive articles. IUu.lrBtd
hook faowin over a0 ureuiiuua for wrapper., wut ou
rauueat. A oottal will linuK it.
freinkiaj ttU The Codady PackliQ Co, So. Oswsi, deb.
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Poor Richard
Says:
perfectly suited to its pur
pose that it will attract attention only through the
clean, clear and satisfactory way in which it delivers
its message.
This applies just a" much to the printing you
put upon the head of your letters, statements and
tilings of that kind as it does to the printing used in
a pamphlet, booklet, folder, circular or card.
Whatever is printed is printed to be read.
The best printing is none too good for your pur
pose if your business depends upon the opinion of
other people.
If you wish to practice what this sermon
preaches, let us see you at our office.
..THE HEPPNER GAZETTE..
PUBLISHEHS and PRINTERS
Jikst Rational Jank
OF HEPPNER.
0. A. IIHF.A
T. A. KHKA
. . . .rraaidant
. .Vie President 1
Transact a General
KXCHAM.lt ON AM. PAaTS OF THK WORLD BOftJHT AND H M 1'
Collecttotu mad on all potmaon reaannatdaterma Hnrplna and undlrtdrd t r. t. ;.V.
...1IT1! FLOlill MILL COMPANY...
MAMFAniltEliS OF
Hqual toCnltl 1'lour. Graham Flour Whole
Wheat Flour. Rye Flour. Cream
Middlings for Mush, Steam Rolled ami
Chopped 1 Parley, Shorts and Bran
We rT ' "t "'' priw for Wheal and Barley, l'.tromre a home
loJuttry
W II HAT STOKKl) KREK
W. L. HOUSTON, - - - Manager.
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" Tlie worst wheel of the
cart makes the most noise."
We have often heard it
said intk'feneeof poor print
ing that it attracts attention.
Attracting attention is
only a part of its mission.
Printing that will do
you good should attract fav
orahle attention.
There are some thing
which are hetter overlooked.
The kind of commercial
printing which a great many
merchants are willing to use
belong to this class.
You want your printing
to attract attention not hy
its defects hut through its
merits.
It should he so Lrood, so
(J. W. CONSKK Cashier
E. L. FKEELAND. Assistant Csibior
Banking Business.
The Usual Routine of Business
Dispersed of.
NEW OFFICERS TAKE SEATS
HoudK Accepted - Appointment of Deputy
bherlff and Clerk Aecptd-Marga
Nomber of Bills Audited.
The county cott't met at the court
house Wednesday of lssv week, in reg
ular session, Jude Bartholomew pre
siding. Following bills wsre allowed :
E K Swinburne, oo. physician . .$ 20 83
Matlock, salary 90 00
A G Harttiolorne'w, salary 150 00
J W Matlock, salary 333 33
W L Smith, salary W 00
Vawter Crawford, salary , . ... 333 33
Chas Hams, pauper aect 40 00
M I.ichtenthal, sa'arv 83 33
W L Salintr, salary lf 00
('has S Kirk, salary 4o 00
Wells A Co., court house aect. . . 90
Ueppner (iar.ette, election sect. . 35 S8
Hepfmer Blacktnan, court bouse
account 9 00
Irwin Hodaon, Co., election 176 00
C T Walker, election 5 00
J S Williams, asseKSor's acct... 60 00
Geo Thornton, election 5 00
Irwin Hodson Co., stationery. . . 4 65
J Ii Allen, road and bridge. ... 30 00
Kline A Ashbaouh, court house. 9 10
F II Burns, election acct 3 50
J W Beard, county expense 2 00
Ii C Noyse, election account. ... 2 50
J S Young, same 3 00
The court adjourned Wednesday
evening until Monday, in order for .the
uvv iiilicets to be eworn in.
At Monday's meeting the newly
elected p h e r i tT, E. M. Slmtt, and John
Wiliians, commis-ioner, were present.
The firt-t order cf ho-.n 'ss was in the
matter of the bond- of the new officers
The bond of K. M Shntt, sheriff for
$l.lMM wa accepted by the court.
The uth.-ial bond of Yawter Crawford,
cleik. for the satne amount was alfo bc
cepteJ : y Lie court.
W. I.. Sating alfo furnished a satis-i.o-tory
! ond in the Bum of "i.iwh).
The rer'itirate of E.M. Shutt. ap
j . -, i i , 1 1 ; i iT '.4;ter O. Dill s depu'y
lihei ill ui approved.
Tiie certificate of Yawter t'rawford
appointing W. I.. Smith as deputy clerk ,
wa also approved.
The issuance of scrip to Frank Has
urns for $8 and A. E Binns for $S circuit
court bailiffs, was confirmed by the
court.
State of Oregon vs Percy I'tiyear. Fol
lowing cost lolls were allowed :
W M Hgguewood, justice ft-es 6 60
C T Walker, constable 4 30
John Nelson, witness 1 60
Charles Martin, witness .. . .. 1 60
W F Ball, ' 1 60
Walt Smith, " 1 60
Following miscellaneous bills were
ordered paid ;
A T King, election 8 00
Heppner Times, election 35 00
B F Yanghan, stationery 4 00
1 W Matlock, salary 9 00
J W Ship'ey, salary 13ti 4.!
The bills lor the judges and clerks for
the June e'eetion came before the court
itt this session. To conduct the elec
tion on .1 une 2 and Ui count the votes
gave employment to e'erks and
judges. The total cost for salaries In
eluding the delivery of baliot boxes to
the county cleik amounted to 1729 20.
Ttie coat for each precinct is as fol
lows: P-airy, 4', Wells Springs, 4120;
Cecil, $-11 ; Pry Fork. $41; Pins Citv,
$4 MO; Alpine, $4M.: Eight Mile,
$ to H; South lone, ' i SO; Mount Yer
non. $.i; Gentry, JS ' , Hsppner, $Jfl ;
M .tte." hi. $oti . 1 ena, Hi ; Lexington.
;i ; North lone, I i? O.
Tlu following bills were allowed for
j'ltors and witnesses f.-r the May term
f iTi'lllI COH1 1 .
W W Be, lid .
l h:iel Kenny
1 !i-l Ake-s
1 .it ll.ilv.'en
I A ll'Ho
W B-h's i;er
.1 1' 1 icnd.
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i i r.
.1 M l.iKer
I" P Matthew
A M t. inn
1' J M lier
C l'-nrc'ic t
Paul l'.i'-'iccr
P W 1 acalde
it S An.bews
I'on Fvana
P II Grabnl
1 20
10 ('
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7 n0
!' 40
4 2-.'
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t. 00
5 tM
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4 21
10 00
f. 0
7 i-O
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4 20
f. eo
5 40
5 00
5 h0
7 40
6 00
'.) 00
4 20
10 00
6 40
9 20
wiTXeasKM.
P Brenner $700
Wm Luelling 8 00
Frank Miller 7 30
Bert B eakman 2 20
SHEEP NOTES.
The movement of Arizona sheep is
now beginning to be en in foil swing.
Three carloads of spring lambs were
shipped to Chicago from the Ketchnm
stock yards, in Idaho, June 22. It goes
on record as the earliest shipment of
lambs from Idaho to eastern merchants.
No previous shipments have ever been
made before the middle of July.
The opening of the northern Montana
wool market shows price? from two to
four cents higher than last year. Eight-een-cent
wool on the Great Falls market
seems to be almost a certainty, and 19
cent wool is probable. Such a showing
is better than the wool men of northern
Montana would have expected last year.'
The 6rst wool sold was thatof the "trail
er" band belonging to J. R Long G. Co.
of Great Falls, and the price paid was 16
cents. The sheep were mostly yearlings
and had been started from Great Falls
several months ago, driving east. At
the Long shearing pens near Glasgow
the band was shorn and will be shipped
from that point on to the feeding farms
of the firm in Illinois and south St. Paul.
There were 45, 00 fleeces in the lot and
the we:gl.t was m.i.h i pounds. The
Long yearling band was driven last year
the sarue as this and the clip was sold
for 14V:.. tho'igh iab-r ,n the season
than the pre-. nt sale and the first bid
male up roi t: e Great Kills ma-ket last
veRr w as J r fits so that the opeuing
gun in no'thein M-.mtai.a in four cents
higher tli:m the ilrst hi 1 leceived at the
opening of last season and 7'8 cents
higher than was paid for the sain" wool
.hits 'ast year.
Wi!s None!, the well known cattle
buyer from lo.kota, is in these parts
again buying yearling and two year-oi l
steers, tor w men no is paying ana
$.'7 respectively. E. E. Mathews is out
in the Mitchell section buying for Mr.
Norred, and Henry Heidtman is out in
the same spction buying for Tom Rhea
of Heppner. Fossil Journal.
"I am using a box of Chamberlain's
Stomach & Liver Tablets and find them
the best thing for my etomsob I erer
used." says T. W. Hobineon, Justice of
tho Peace, Loomis, Mich. These Tab
lets not only correct disorders of the
itomaeb, but regulate tbe liver and
bowels. They are easy to take and
pleasant io effact. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Sloenm Drog Co.
Arkansas is to furnish smok
ing room for both the Bine and
the Grav at the St. Louis fair.
NEED MORE HELP.
Often tbe over-taxed organs of diges
tion cry out for nelp by dyspepsia's
pains, nausea, dizziness, headache,
iiver complaints, bowel duorders. Snch
troubles ca'l fcr prompt use of Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They are gentle,
tboroogb and gnaraoteed to core. 25c
at Slocam's drug store.
One thousand and forty million
gallons of beer brewed yearly in
the CDited Kingdom equals tbe
total amount brewed by America,
France and Austria.
Stop the Cough
and works off the Cold.
I-axative Bromo-t'riv.ne Tablets enre
cold in one day. N. Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents.
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S .-i Knew how SCOTT'S
cil YolON woiiid build you
up. ir.vTcasc your weight,
strengthen your weak throat
and lnngs and put you in con
dition tor r.cvt winter, you
would beuin to take it now.
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SCvTT A l;'VV Nt. C'r.r!itts.
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rtrat to arriTa antl tr. tmiti,e ,
awa - Tr.a XX aak j l H l
Frank Moreland
K 11 Andrews
0 S Hodaon
1 1. Howard
W B Fin ley
T W Ay era
J D Ball
b A Brown
Chas Hacns
Star Route Box Delivery.
Notice is hereby given to the public
that the contracts in effect July I, 1902,
for tbe performance of mail service on
the star routes in the states and Terrf-
toriea hereinafter named provide that,
in addition to carrying the mails to the
various post offices, tea carrier will - be
required to deliver mall into all boxa
and hang small baga or eatcbela contain
ing mail on cranea or post that mar b
erected along the line of tbe font tin
der the following regulations of the de
partment; Any person living on or near the ro1
and not witbin the corporate limits of
any town or witbin 80 rods of any poet
office, who desires hla mail deposited at
a given point on the line of tbe route by
the carrier may provide and erect a Bail
able box or craoe on the roadside, loca
ted in such manner as to be reached as
conveniently ha practicable by tbe car
rier witbont die mounting from the vehi
cle or horse, and such person shall file
with the postmaster at the post office to
which bis mail is addroased (which thall
be one of the two poet offices on the
route on either aide of and next to the
box or crane) a request in wrltlnf for
the delivery of his matt to the carrier
for deposit at the designated point, at
tbe risk of the addressee. The amaH '
bafr or eatcbei above described, as -welli
as the box or crane, must be provided
by tbe person for whose oee it is intended
without expense to the department.
It shall be the-autv of the postmaster
at every such oet office, opon a written
order from any person living on or near
the route, to deliver to the mail carrier
for that route any mail matter placing
in tbe respective satchels, where such
are used, tbe mail for the persons to
whom euch satchels belong with in
structions as to the proper mail box or
crane at w hich said mail matter shall be
deposited ; but registered mail shall not
be so delivered unless expresstv re
quested by the addressee in his written
order. No mail matter so delivered to
trio carrier shall be carnetl pt amrjttier
post office on the route before being de
posited into a mail box or hung on a
crane or post.
The carrier on the, route will be re
quired to receive from any postmaster
on tbe route any mail matter or private
mail satchel that may ba entrnsted to
him outside of the usual mail bag, ond
shall carry such mail matter or private
mail satchel to and deposit it into tbe
proper mail box or hang it on tbe proper
mail crane placed on tbe line of the
route for this purpose ; such service by
the carries to be without charge to tbe
addressees.
The mail carriers must be cf good
character and of sufficient intelligence
to properly hand e anJ deposit the mail
along the route.
The department doei not prescribe
any particular design of box or satchel
to be used for this semes, but tbe per
son providing either should eee that it
is of euch character as to afford ample
protection to his mail. If there ia a lock
attached to the box, a key ia not to be
held by the carrier, as he ia expected 10
deposit the mall without the necessity
of unlocking the box. The box or crane
should be eo located ou the roadside
that the carrier can deposit the mail
without leaving h vehicle or horse,
and yet not wtere X will obetYnct pub
lie travel.
The carrier is not required to collect
mail from the boxes, but there is no ob
jection to bis doing so if it does not in
terfere with his making the schwdule
time. The law provides that eery car
rier of the mail shall receive any mail
matter presented to k'.na if properly pre
paid by stamis, and del vr the same
for mailing at the next peat office at
which he arrives, but that no fee shall
be a ! it' ! hint therefor
Ti e box de'r.very above described Is
re i i.'ed ' v the contracts effective Ju'y
. 1"'J. on all the star rcitt-e .w th bu
l exception in Arkar-. I c. - ana
Texa. I ' ! an Territory, t'kla: otna.
Kansa. Nebr sk.t, South PakM. N.Tt:
i'.tko'.t, Montana. Wyon: rg. (VI -a!o.
New Mexvo, Arizona. I :.h. ! iai.o.
Washing!, n. regon. Nea1a. vV Vi
na. !.iki. aril IIia
IF A .UN I IE TO IOC.
An 1 ssv a me other Hive, ointment,
lotion, i il or ailrged healer m a rfoo l a.
1 1 l.-k !!' Arro.'A SHlv. t'l l.lm t-trti
years cf tuHrvehoi curea of pile, birra.
i oil, corns, felooa, o'ers. etita, scald,
brntses and skin ernplmp" ( ro. il the
best an I cheret. 25c at H!o urn
t Jrug store
Silb.T W tor It. Gart
Good enough
for anybody!
All Havana FiiLCr
" F10R0D0RA " BANDS art
cf same value as tags from
"STAR," ' HORSE SHOE;'
'SPEARHEAD.'-STANDARD NA VT.
OLD REACH & HCNEY:'
SAVLOOr "CLE VARCIW
MASTER WORKMAN" Tslitcx
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Rates A gain Rec' wc; d .
From all point-" e.it.
make dennite a-rangrn:- :
trip east let s:s !::,- -
the Illinois ( 1:
rates are the lowt--r. j ' -will
pay you to w i:to i;-. i . .
time to comrnun'cato
agent from whom joi ;
ticket that you war -o t
way of the Illinois On-id',
will never regret the r 'p.
If any of your rela'ives or
i-i
friends, in
the east are coming west while the low
rate? are in effect write us about them,
and we will eee that they get the lowest
rates with the best service.
Through tonrist cars, personally con
ducted excursion cars, free reclining
chair cars, in fact all the latest conven
ience known to modern railroading.
For particulars regarding rates, time,
service, atop-overs. d.i'erentconnectiooa
and routes, etc., etc., tall on or address
B. H. Tbcmbi-il. Com'l. Agt.
142 Third t-treet. Portland, Ore.
To Cure a Cold in On Day
Take Laxative Bror.o o-nnine Tableta.
All druggist refund the nioru-v ii it taila
to care. E. W. Grove's s-gnature ie oo
eaeb box. 2-V
Heypner Gaxattc-xvk;y Orrgrnn.
MILWAUKEE PEOPLE
Cejild Hardly Believe It. A
FromLaoTit WomAn Saved From
Dth by Ljdla E. Pinkliain's
Tegvtable Corn pound.
- J?m Mh P.si h ax : I nptoo o
larf tiaWr o pwop'.e who rad of
aoj tmarava,b cure w i.l baxdly belier
It; Xd I no exprinod it myself, I
kaow tha,t 1 ahokiid ecu
lr'ttrle I
pradua.ty r .
my to-v '.
with pif.n .. '
skill 1 o.:i.
brir.? rue ri '
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ptint ; ' ' " -lief,
oil 1 i
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for t Ti'r. :i.
and eann. t w "
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Woinrn alionl.l r. -in. in' r that
' thry an' prlv ll.gfl ! c-naull
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xbont their ll!nev ni.rrijr fr.
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