Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, July 31, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textj'gll H'Utioultulul firOCittj I I, OB PRINTING . . . We have the beat equippwd Job Oftica in Morrow County end rae mm Friot Anything. : . i : PAPER THIC OAigBTTB ..GIVES ALL THE NEWS.. OFFICIAL Legal Blanks tfept constantly uu bend. We have tb Largest Assortment this id of Port lend. : ; . : : i Subscription Price. One year $1 50 Six rnontliH , 70 TWENTIETH YEAR HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 31, 1902, NO. 897 United mate Official. President Tlieodore Rooaavelt SeoreUry of Htata W . It . Day Saoratnry of Tremor, Ijeihe M. Hhaw Saeratary of Interior CoruehnaN. Hliaa H.oraiarr of War K. H. llout KsoraUr? ' Nay William Haiiry Moody PiMtinaatar-tiauaral Uharlea Kinwjr Hinitu Attorn.tjM'aneral John W. Urieaa SoratJvrjt of rinnltnra Jamas Wilaon Cua.Uanerel Land Ottioe Hincar Hermann Htale Federal Ottclala. , John H. Mitchell -leaator Conffraaemau Internal Ravaoua Colleutor DUtrint Judtca Circuit Jndaa District Attornajr V. 8. Maratial tald State Leaf Osteon. TIB DALLS. OB. Jar P. Luoaa , Baiatar Otta Pattarauo Kaoeiw ' I Joaeth ttiniun iTbua. H.ToBeoe ' 1 M. A. Moo.1, D. M. Donna C. B. HlliuBr W. B. Oilbwt J.U Hall Zuath H outer La osisus, on K. W. Hartiatt ;. O. Hwaokhamer Orsgna Slate Officials. , . Raatatar . Baoalrar yiHa Ifr irass Horarnur Heontwry of Btate Traaaarar Sunt. Public Instruction. aUuraay (ianaral ffilUr T.T. Gear . I. Uuubar -C. H. Moure ...J. H . Aekerman D. 11. N. Blackburn W. H. LaOa ( n. a. Han, soprani Judge e. A. Moor, I C. K. Wolerton , , Board Hcliuol Land t.'osimlseion aiart ( )baoibarlain lame Wardeu Alpha Qninibjr Ki.h Con t. C Hold, Astoria Vtarlnr Hurgaon Wot, McLean, Portland Sixth JadleuJ District. firooit 4ad W. It. Ilia Proeaautiue- Attorney T.G.Halle)' ; Morrow Const oaaiala. Joint ' Kenator J. W. Marrow Kapraaantativa. A. B. Thomson Count? Joatre I A. G. Bartholomew " CkimuiUeionere J. L. Howard Ed. t . Aanbaugb " Clare. i " Sheriff " Treaaarer " t ul " Bonrajfor. " Hebool Hnp't... Curoner lock Inspector bavotiaa ' Yawtar Crawford J. W. Matloea M. Uebteotbal W. L.Haim J. J. McUee Ja? W. Hbiplajr Dr. Klatner ....Henry ahenlneer J. P. Khaa, Ioea Ike Vinton. Uaiiowa)' i nirrma town ornoeea. Mayor.... Krank Gilliam Councilman O E Karniworth J. J. ltob.ru, K. W Khaa, Phil Cohn. Tboa Vina Ul. Kaovntw J. P. W.Miam. rrwam !. W. Hriina Marsbel George Tborulon mibmbk ti kol mrreicT. Dlrwtort -Prank U'.lllrm. E. W Hhutt, i, M. H.Krr, Clerk J. J. Roberta. Pmiert OSeem. Jartieeof tb Peace 1. P. William CunaUble. G. B. Halt I -' -- I iiwi3' Because We Advertise It Don't use Diamond "C" laundry soap be cause we advertise it or because we give premiums lor the wrappers. Use Diamond XT 586ap because It pays to use it because it is honest weight ana does honest work. HAVE DIAMOND "C" WRAI'PEKB-We redn them for ail aorta of uneful aud attractive artirlta. Illustrated book abuwlnc over 3U0 pniriium fireu for wrapper, aent on regueit. A poatal Kill bring It. rrtmiam Deat, The Cotfaby PacUaf Ce ta.0wta.fte. Ra1 wWewwVflr9rT,iMBji eatffeti LRND IS WITHDRAWN Move Toward a Big Reserve in Eastern Oregon G. W. Phelps ATTOIiSKY AT LAW. Cmce In Odd Pt-llowt Hldg llcppuer, Oregon. THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON f EUGENE. OREGON I Tbe Brat Hemeeter SesxinD VMfl-3, oaetri Wedoetdey, SepUmber, 17. The followii) HoboolB aod (.'alleges are oomprited to I be UniTereitj: Oredaete Hcbool, College of Li tora! ore, Soienoe and Arte, College of Boieoce end Engineering, Cniversit Aoedemy, 8obool of Moaio, Sobooi of Medioioe, Sishool of Law. Tuition free, rir(,tiog in UcbrMrli of Law. Medioioe aod Moeio. (InoidDtel fe. H) (w. HtuJeol Body lax, $2 60 wr year.) Coet of litiDg from f 100 to f&X) per jeer. For eatelogae, address. Registrar of the University. Eugene, Oregon. C E Redfield ATTOKSEY AT LAW. omre on went end of Mar Htreet. Hi'i'pner, Oregnti A. Mallory, r. .S' COMHISSIOSER sotaky rriiuv U antbortied to Uke all klnda of LAND PKtMiFrt and LAND FILIM.N C'"llx tlii inade on nnnable terrua. Oltlre at realdence on t'haeo atreel. OoTeriiment land ei'ript lor (ale GEO. F. WELCH. iTTOKXEY -AT - LA 11". mi l Weal aide t'pper Main Htret. Harrme, - Oai-.o Dr E. E. Wilson. IKNTIa1T. OHire on I'pper Muin etrewt. DR. METZLER. IKNTIMT l.ocatel in ( )! Fellows building Kooms " end ti. McSwords 4 Kistner, FIIYSH'IASS AH SUItOEOSS. Oiricrt hours when not pro(reeionally abaent. OIIich : Oppoeite First National Bane. SPOKANE FALLS 4 NORTHERS NELSON 4 FORT SHEPPARD RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS Ttie Only All-Rail Route Wilbont Cbenge of Cars Between Hpokaoe, IloaaUod and Nelson. Also tetween Nelaon sol Roeslaod, daily exoept Hnndey: , Iia.a Arrle. SOI A M Hpokana .il P. M. II,. I A M KoMland -40 H. M V m A.M Nlon i.4 J P. M. 4'loae ninnertiona at Nelaon with ataaraera for Kaalo, and ail Kootenai lke pointa. I'auencnra for Keitla ltlr an.l Honndar? reek nonnert at Miin-iia with atave dailr BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Mars Dcsions CoeyniOMTa Ac Antnn. .tnHnf a .kelrh atid 1. i lnwwi KiaT eul.-hlv H...MI.OH .i r ...titi..n f rwe .lil ler an liiffiioiti i. .r..toi,-' l"Heoliirte i ..imiwril-. (ton. tn f !v riii.llittiltitt. MnllOttaMik of) I'alenta .in ! I. I e.eii. T lor eoiirin paiem I'lit-me luio'ii tiiroufii Munn A w- re.le tpriaJ mt tf, wlh.ut fU.Tga, In III. Scientific flmcrican. A h,ti'1.ielellltwrted er' I rt elr rMinli..! -r eT a.tMlBc J.Hirn. Tfrml. SI a (.,r n..."tli.. L Sold bf all newartealara. MUNN &Co.J6,B-New York lli.n. h on. . r T m- WaabiaaioB. I. t. AMERICA S BEST REPOBLICAN PAPER Editorially Fearless. Consistently Republican Always. News from all prt of the world. Well written, original atori.18. A nnivers to queries on nil subjects. Art idea on Health, the Hom' New H kc, and ou Work About 'fhe Farm and Garden. THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN The Inter Owan a member of the Asuocikted Trees and alao iH the only Western newxpapor receiviiiK the rombiued tele graphic and cable news matter of both the New Tork Sun and New York World respectively, beside daily reprt from over L'OOO spet-ial correnpou dents throughout the cotuitry. No pen can tell more fully why it in the bent on earth. -ONE DOLLAR PER YLAR- o2 twelve-page pajern, brimful! of uewa from everywhere ami a perfect feant of fpecial matter. 6000 SQUARE MILES IN IT Land Ottee Will CarefaUy Fiamlne tbe Tracts Before tae PreeWeat liwaea a Poclaaetloa Baeepatea Proteit Washington, July 25. Aclinjf Secre tary Kysn today ordered the temporary withdrawal from settlement or entry of all public lands in the tract of about HOW square miles in the Stiaw berry and Blue mountain regions of Eastern Ore gon, with a view to its nltitnate crea tionintoa forest reserve. The with drawal will remain in force until th President's proclamation is iw-ued. While withdrawn, these lands will be finally examined by officials of the land office to determine exactly what tracts shall be included in tbe reserve, and what shall be restored to the public do main. Already most of the valley lands that ere susceptible of agricul tural develepment or valuable for pas turing have been excluded from the withdrawal, including most lands on which settlers are located. Those lands lying south of the Strawberry range which were recommended for withdraw al by Commissioner Hermann and Su perintendunt Ormsbv are also to be ex amined by tbe Geological Survey, be' fore they are included in a reserve. . By tbe reports opon which this vast withdrawal was made, it is certain that this land is beavily covered with tim ber, principally pine and fir, much of which Is commercially valuable. There are some smaller valleys affording good pasture land, which may or not be opened for grazing alter tbe reserve is created. G raxing It is said, is the only industry, if any, that will be interfered with by reserving these lands. Contemplating tbe proposed estab lishment of this reserve, a number of settlers in Eastern Oregon have filed vigorous protests with the department, while others have strongly indorsed tbe proposed step. Tbe sheepmen gener ally are fearful that they will be hand)' capped if a reserve is created, while the farmers, and those looking forward to irrigation development, are heartily in favor of a more adequate water storage and conservation. Before tbe final lines of the reserve are drawn all pro tests will be carefully examined. The disposition of the large tract of land is a matter of tmich interest to Morrow county sheepmen. The ques tion of grazing is an important item. If the reserve is ultimately created and sheep are shut out, it ill be a blow to this industry. If grazing is allowed, it will be a benefit. It w;ll embrace the territory where the rsnge disputes are now causing trouble and a forest reserve would eettle this matter without ijnes-tioo. ...MR FLU ILL COM... MANUFACTURERS OF Equal to Gold Flour, Graham Flour Whole Wheat Flour, Rye Flour, Cream Middlings for Mush, Steam Rolled and Chopped Barley, Shorts and Bran We pey tbe highest market prioe for Wbeal and Rarlev. Patmniee a hnma induetry WHEAT STORED FREE W. L. HOUSTON, - - - Manager. fit Will PaYou , to write for our rates lefore yon purchase a ticket to any ojut in the Kast 'I trough Tourist ("arn from the PACIFIC 1'OAST to CHlCAfU and CINCIN NATI, connecting with through traina for for a l point in the far East, South or Southeast. Fast and handevitielv eouiooed Ktoam-heatod trains Dining Cars, HulTet Librai f Cars, Sleeping Cars and Free Re lining Chair Cars throughout the following statea : H-.l, ISPIAXA, 11 1SCOXSIX. MISSrilI, Tl XXESSEE. I.oriSIAXA, 1LUXOIS, MIXXESOTA, SOI) UI DAKTA. .1 h KAXSAS, KEXTICKY, MISSISSIPPI. For particulars regarding freight or pas senger rates and aeryice, rail an or address .1. C. I.INDSKY. T. V. V. A. 15. II. TKCM1H LU Com 'I Agent HJ Third street, Tortlsnd. ()e. Telephone Without Wire. Berlin, Jul v Kmest Ruhmer, an elect tics I inventor, hiici eeded Saturday evening in telephonit.tf i-even kilometers ry his wirele met!. Is. The Hpeak iog viice wan (erfe't: audible continu ously during t tie expet ment. Ruhmer, who hitherto lm. i-ce i a searchlight o'i eentimeteta in diameter, intends to con struct another between 100 and 20(1 cen timeters, expecting to speak 40 kilo meters, which would le a distance suffi cient to cover a nioiern city. It is affirmed, however, that the apparatus is too large and expensive and too delicate to be practicable commercially, but it will be highly uaefm te warships in transmitting orders at sea. Herr Koh tner'e invention acts n the principle of the transformation light waves to sound waves by lining a searchlight and a microscope. range and brought the namber of ani-j mals well up toward 5,UUU,JUU. me conditions are such that the market is rather expecting the price of sheep to fall. No lark:e shipments of sheep have eone Kant this year. If the corn crop of Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa turns out good, a considerable sheep move ment in that direction may be looked for, for the price of screenings, on which sheep are fattened, is governed by the price of corn, and a large corn crop will mean cheap screenings and a heavy demand for range sheep to fatten. The present prospect for corn is good, and it is certain that the overpressure on the Oregon ranges will welcome the relief that will come from sn active de mand in that quarter. A few bands of sheep have been driven into California this year, and many more are likely to go that way, but the 100,000 or so sent to adjoining states are bardly missed from onr millions. The wool clip has been nnusual for both quantity and quality. The quantity is cot adequately represented by figures of weights, for the wool is so clean that the fleeces are lighter than cosasooa. Bat tbe wool is there just the saa e, and it is of long, even fibre, that gives it added value. American Wool and Cotton Reporter. IONE ITEMS. (Received too late for last week's publication.; C. J. Pennington will shortly begic the erection of a dwelling on Becond street. J. P, Louy baa gone fo "Ohio where be expect to be under treat ment of an eminent apecialiet for the benefit of his health. ' '. Mat Halvorsen propose . . to make extensive improvemento to his store building, and to enlarge the hotel in tbe near fntnre. DON'T FAIL TO TRY THIS. Whenever sn honest trial is given to Electric Bitters for any trouble it is re commenced for a permanent cure will surely be effected, it never fails to tone tbe stomacb, regulate tbe kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver, invigorate tbe nerves and purify tbe blood. It's a onderfnl tome for rao down systems. Eleotrio Billers positively cares kid Bey and liver troubles, stomaob disorders. nervousness, sleeplessness, tioeuma tum, oeoralgis, and expels Malaria. Satisfaction guaranteed by Bioenm Drug Co. Only 50 oente. Law Passant- Ratas. National Encampment G. A. K., Washington, D. C, October 611, round trip rate $7T..'!5. Thirty day limit. Tenth National Irrigation Congress, Colorado Spriugs, Oetobeto 9. round trip rate $5o, thirty day limit. During September and October special one way second c aes rates wi l be placed in eilVit fi.m Ka-tern points. For further information applv to J. M. Kernan, aaent ' K. N J o , Heppner. La CirHthK' has started a crusade against gambling aud several who attempted to operate games iD hat city have been fined quite heavily. To Cur a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druiete refund the monev if it tails to cure. K . tirove's signature n on neb box. 'Sif I). H. Grsbill will erect a neat two story dwelling on his lots is lone, early this fall, and Kerr, Gil ford & Co, propose to doublfl the capacity of their already extenaive warehouse at thin place. There is a scarcity of harvest hands here and no immediate prospect of relief in the near fa tare. , lore nnndred men can find work in Morrow county at good wages from now nntil snow flies. ; Reward A substantial . reward is offered by the manager of tbe lone baseball clob tor information leading to tbe discovery of tbe ;k cation of a nine of baseball play ers that tbe lone nine can beat is at least one seven-inning game at anytime before Christmas next. No team sooth of Klondike and North of tbe South Pole barred. Address all claims for reward to tbe aforeraid manager to Lock Box 365, lone, Oregon, and receive particulars and arrange game. considerably bruised tip. How ever, be afterward mounted the horse and rode borne. A horse fell on Ed Neal one day last week and braised one of bin feet quite severely. He is able to work, bnt walks with a limp yet Ralph Tottin of Fall City, Wash., arrived here last Tuesday. He is an old friend of Dan Hayes. He expects to remain during har vest J. R. Johnson arrived here from Missouri, Saturday evening. He went to work for W. F. Alien Monday morning, helping ran a well drill. Several threshers will be pat in Deration, is this vicinity next week. Many farmets will finish beading this week if tbe weatbef is favorable. Our school will open September 1 this year, we understand. This is a little earlier tnan osaal, and it would be well for the patrons to bear this fact in mind. Mat Gray and family arrived here from Missouri Saturday. He is the father of our John Gray. His son-in-law, Hayes Stockard, and James Stockard, a brother of Hayes, accompanied him. They all expect to locate here. Adrrtiiwt I tt r. The fallowing letters remain uncalled for in tbe poetotlu'e at Heppner. In calling for these lcfteri- say 'advertised.' Burnett, I M 4 t" -ley, W F Ford, Tom Wow, J M Hamilton, Iuis H M nroe James Mitts, John Ki berts A Thomas Sanders, W .1 Wr-ght, Mrs Geneva Wright. Mis W T Wrtmore. Mrs O K 1. F. Vu )HAN. 1. M. The M. F. I'liiitr'i and the M F. church Soti'b have ; ranged to hold union services on Snr lay evenings dur ing the muithol August. Tbe first Sunday evening Aui.".-t 3, the services will be at the M. F :.urch. The next Sunday August I1' a! ! e M. F. church South, etc. SMCEP NOTtS. It is es united tht there are more sheep on the Ortvn ranges than ever before. ComparaM elv ffw were sent to market last tear because the price was not so hik-h the year hefoie, and this resulted in a !i:e actmnulaf ion of; stieep that would Ime moved under ' other conditions. The large increase i this season I. a- el i 1 I uther crowded the B. H. Merrill, brother of the convict, Dave Merrill, has been notified by Superintendent Lee, of the Oregon penitentiary, that he in have the body of his brother for burial if he wishes it. BEST LINIMENT. FOli STRAINS. Mr. F. H. Welle, the njerchsDt at Deer Park, lxing Island, N. Y., say: "I Iwsys recommend Chamberlain's rsin Balm ss tbe best liuiment for etrsins, I sed H last winter for a severe Umeness n the side, resulting from s strain, and was greatly pleased with the quick re lief and core it effected." For sale by Slocum Drug Co. A document relating to the sale of land, dated 1592 and signed by Guy Fawkes, was recently sold in London for o0o. Iom, July 29, 1902. ; John Parkins, of Lexington, spent the day in town on business. W. T. MoNabb, tbe rustling wheat buyer of Douglas, spent to day in town looking after bosineee. Carpenters are busy at work erecting an extensive addition to C. T. Walker's "already extensive store building. J. F. M. Farrens is slowly re covering from a protracted Bict ness. He has been under the care of a doctor at the lone hotel for several days. C. T. Walker bad-the misfor tune to lose a new separator by fire today at noon. The fire seemed to originate from an ex plosion caused by smut Charley Richie got excited dor iog the recent fire at Walker's threshing machine aud ran a sack needle fall length into his side, re quiring tbe aid of a Hiirgeon. A young fellow while intoxicated last Sunday evening tried to give so exhibition of how to be brutal to a horse he was riding, when the animal fell on him and broke his leg near the ankle. Steps the Caugh and warka off the Cold Laxative Bromo-Qiimme Tablets cure a co'd in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price cents. Now is the Appointed Time. The O. U N Co. has just issued a handsomely illustrated pamphlet en titird "Oregon. Washington and Idabo an l their Resources." People in tbe Fflst are anxious for information about the Past tic Northwer-t. It you will give tbe O. K. A N. Co. agent a list of names of Eastern peopie who are baely to be interested, the booklet will he mailed free to sm li persons Only 50 Cents fo inske your baby strong and well. A fifty cent bottle of Scott's Emulsion m ill t lumge a sk k ly baby to a plump, romping child. Only one cent a day, think of it- It as nice as cream. Nvi'iV.N. t Nt- Vhtnuat. I vv ill.! A', l!l !-vi;ij. snaW.a-g-.atV CAR WHEELS MADE OF MONEY Every year onr government destroys rarly bait a billion dollars' worth of soiled or ton bank notes, and after they have been red need to palp are need for ating railroad car wheels. From a back note to ear wbeel is about as radi os! s transformation as I be oaa brought about in tbe ease of all weak, asrvoos and sickly people who will ass Hosts' ter's Bloaisob letters, too favorite American remedy for stomaob. liver sad bowel oom plain is. A wineglass fa! bo- fors meals will pnt the stomash in good oonditioo to digest the food aod preveat na Dowels from Decominf constipated. Every one should keep it in the bouaa to prevent belehing, natolsooy. insom nia and nervoosnesa, also to care indi gestion, dyspepsia, sad liver aad kidney iron Dies. The Austrian , parliament has resolved to abolish the army prac tice of tying refractory soldiers op to hooks and binding ther bands and feet. THE SAME OLD 8 TORT. J. A. Kelly relate an experience simi lar to thai which baa happened la al most every neighborhood in the Called States aod has been told and re-toKl by tbooeaods of othara. H says: "Last lummet I bad an attack of dret.try sad pore based a bottle of C h scabs r iaia's Colic, Cholera aod Diarrhoea Remedy, which I osed accord is g to di rections and with entirely satisfactory results, Tbe I rouble was controlled much quicker than former attack wbea I used otber remedies." Mr. Kelly is a well known citizen of fleodersoo, N. C. For sale by Slocum Drag Co. British Columbia grew tbe world's record apple last year. It was 16 inches in circumference and weighed 1 pound and 3 ounces. ms, ioy: rosea ; Graa.-Mere af Ex-Presldeit James &. Polk, Write, w Mrs. Plakbant Saying : ' Dm Mm. Tvsmjum : I have txea. Daarried for itaily two years, aad so fa feav mo Vea kle4 wit a etalld. I aav. howwvar, etafforwd wit a eoew plicaUew, of fcmaie troahi a4 paam fwl tMaetrualion, until very iwoaavtiy. R3u t ?rr m LEXINGTON NEWS. LavxnvGTOK, July 31. 1902. Miss lone White has been on tbe sick list for several days. Menira Leach accompanied bis sister Delia to Heppnsr last Wed nesday. W. E. Leach had a little un pleasant experience with poison oak last week. Frank liurgoyne received a nice bicycle last week. It was a pres ent from his father. A new bridge is being built on Willow creek above tows. WT. J. Davis is doing tbe work. i One of John White's children baa been sick for several days. It is improving at present The congregational Sunday school baa adjourned until the tirst Sunday in September. Kev. W. O. Miller made a fly in j trip to Olex. Tuesday f last week He brought back some horses. Tbe hotel has been treated to a few touches of paint reoeutly. e off.-.a duties a.l - n now, for I understand that the entire build- st I ua-4 ti .t. bi nae a ha ut ing is to !e repainted. frinia In Dwnr. ami ain-wwr the tt ! enunl. Yuura ry frwtfu..y. Mm James Leach and eon Ka'ph re- - L. Kooaa. inh At, . ln,r turned lrom lillamock county la.t , - F, , i i i . t " I If tou arr 111. don't hrsltata to rtdy. Lalph rerxirtri haviugi v"t w. ... . . . 1 r abottlaof Lydur.. ltxtkham s , bad a hao time. Tasj'"'11' CVrnpotuid at , t.uy Rartlett was thrown from a for ilwuj 4vmoa- Jhore one etenirj last week and IS Is Ci a. a J-l f I J -XT' fl S ItA kks. ua I . m'isxa. The vaue ,f LfdU K. Hak tuiiil's Vegetable Compouskd was caJld to my attruti ky aw laUawaa ?rtnd. whoa life had ajaapiy tea-en a torture with iafiaisniation and migr ation, aod a tew bottle of yow Coam p.und cured her ; ahe c aa hrtUy tv'.'.eTw it herwrlf to-dv, ahe aDViya b'eaawd haautK. I UXkii juur tHUa of Tt'irConipouiiil and wa)4r ayawlf oared. I am oar, r la Boo haUth aud ae'.rua ; inr vUinua and