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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1902)
J I IcpjMUT GaZettc 'A'.ini.H-k A: MiHu-ll. SUATTE1W ALL RECOUPS. uil territories was 44,149 miles. I be average mini her of irrigate! , rrio in the bcapital. F. A. Unliedif, a.-r' in farm in mi- stato anil i i'u iqium u.'a.m teri itories wa 71: the ;eraice t1- .ft Mttl-r. 1 HI 1 -CAl, ue of irrigate! lain! per sere, S4..0o; tL' average value of orops produced on irrigated Ian J, SUM; the aver age first cost of water. $7 80; the average annual cost of maintenance "J $0.3$. Ot the 5.711,965 acres ia I Lis n poM harrest weather if ! cro hay Rnd forftge lHVnpiej 3.. 6Vo.oJV4, or t4.'2 per cent, cereals. l,."i..709, or 24.5 per cent; vegeta Aug. 14, 12; l..,t. k i. Kdwar.i ha Iwen crowned. Lm live the king. Mm vt-M bands are still at a pre mium it: the Inland Kmpire. to ear rerf chnc of pilmi, i'iiiMit'.'l tumor. When hII fail.l, BncklKo'e Ar nica Salve H'o etirtnl him. SuK!o in itammalion, eorqiieri Acbf), kill I'miuk. BmI saWs in tbe world. :'oo at Sloeum Prog Co. A driTe of 10,000,000 feet of balm and white fir log for the paper mill at Oregon City pueed Salem Tuesday. Portland police are buaj raiding 1 be G AETTfc's Mil'scription lit ia increasing rapidly Xow n a good time to subscribe. Heppner has a rery poor fire bell. It onght to be fixed to that the ricging cemlJ be told from a church bell. How about tlne 50.000 circu lars that were to be sent East to advertise Morrow- county? The scheme seems to have died an esv death. Cbambrla4a's Colie, Obojara and Diarrhoaa Kamadf baa a world wide reputation for its earee. II Mvsr fmlt and ia plaaaaot aad ear to taae. For ala by Slot not Drug Oe. JC8T LOOK AT HER. W. J. Bryan baa declared posi tively that he will not be a candi date for president in T.XM. Mr Bryan does not care to add defeat Xa o to hi string. It seems that a majority of the people who reside near the pro posed forest reserve in the Straw lrry and Blue Mountain region, are opposed to the creation of thia reserve. Their claims are that the withdrawal of such a large tract of good land would be a great drawback in the advance ment of the country. Wbaaoa eaaae lae epttfblly etp, faaltlMs ski a, rick, roj setnpleiion, miliB fao. bbe looks foed, fas ood. Hf r bar aorat. 8b mm Dr. King's New Li fa Pills. Basalt, all organa aotiva, di(Mlioa food, ao h.tdaoben. no ebanM for "blaae " Try than yonrsalf OjIt 25c al Bloeun Drag Co. ! s t m . blea, 163,43-2. or 2.9 per cent; or-j niMe tantan gmm tbeae daya chard fruits. 251.289, r 4 4 per Rtnl nights. cent; other crops, 22t),l..U. or 4.0 per cent The value of the hay and forage wa $34.534,iV6; cereals, i $U.SSS,32t); vegetables, $9,t27,49l; orchard fruits, $8. $'20,400; other crops, including sub-tropical fruita, grapes, flowers, plants, sugar beets, etc, tl6.71J.24o. In OregoD the number of irriga tors increased trom 3,150 in 1SS9 to 4,636" in 1S99, or 47.2 pei cent, and the number of acres irrigated from 177,944 to 383.310, ot 118.2 per ceDt. The ditches In operation in 1S90 had a length of 2.2S3 milee oost 11,838.732, aud irrigated 398,. Ill acres. There were 199 acres irrigated from wells. The irrigated irea in crops was 290,256 acres, yielding products valued at $3,062, 920. The area irrigated in pasture and immatured crops was 9S;054 acres. Shortly after sendiug the irriga tion bill to the President, Congress passed a resolution authorizing the director of the census to compile statistics relating to irrigation for the crop year of 1902. With the data nw assembled, thia work will be comparatively simple, most of it being done by correspondence. To secure this information inquiries will soon be sent te irrigators throughout the United States. The co-operation of those interested in Episcopal cbercb Rev. W. K. I'ot wine Catholic Cb arch Bo v. Father Kelly. Services 3d Sunday in earn month at 10:50 a.m. Red Front Livtiru R Feed Stables Stowart A. Kirk, Props FIRST-CLASS LIVERY RIGS Kept constantly on lian.l and can le fiirnilitn on abort notuv to parties wishing tn drive into the interior. Firnt i-Ihhs : Hacks id Bunnies CALL AKOl'Nli AND SEE I'S. WE I'ATEK Tt Tf IE : . COMMERCIAL: TRAVELERS FOB SALE. One oi the finest stock and fruit farms in Eastern Oregon. Controls large tract of itood land. Enquire at this office. TkW ifmataj U srtry box of the gnain ULiitivc BroaKHuiaiae t.iuu MMl COM la oa irrigation is earnestly solicited for Citizens of Grant county should upon their prompt response will v. rite pt-rtonal letters to their serj-1 depend very largely the value of jjtt.rc and cocgremen prote?tiDi: j these statistics. This is in part a supplementary work, the results of aiir.et the permanent location o: tL- present lines of the so-called foit-et reserve which iflclades many townships ef the best por tions of the county. The entire proposition bears the earmarks of a gigantic fiaud and should be de-fratr-.J if possible. Dine MouotaiD Kitrle. which will be utilized in the work :on to be undertaken by the De partment of the Interior under the provisions of the irrigation bill. Stat Fair. The tragic end of Tracy brings vividly to mind the result of a niirspect life. At the cost of the lives of seven good men, Tracy and Merrill are back in the Ore gon penitentiary, in their graves, acd their end brings a relief to think that the world is rid of these dangerous characters. Crim inals from choice, they have reaped their harvest. There is a lesson in their career that should be ol benefit to many. N ) time in tbe history or the Oregon Mite Fair has there been such a frod feeling among tbe agricultural classes towards tbe success of the fafr as exists at the present time. Every section of the state eeerrn to be taking an iiterest in ths ta;r and promise to give it their hearty support. There are ieaiocs for th'.i awakening of the people to support of the fair. One is, the management has worked hard and faithfully to make the fair as broad as the a'ate hseil. Tbe transportation companies have come to their assistance and made very liberal rates on hauling exhibits of all kinds. Another is the people are beginning: to There ia a lull in the talk about f,,Uie ,L,t u " t,me w ,et tDe outlJe the isthmian canal, but the govern-1 wor,a D0W 01 tne onaenui resources ment is doing it part intelligently, of our ,t4'' 'n'3 blieve that tU Sute and something definite will doi'bt-! F" lh Pror P'ce t0 roe' ,t,e bet less be ied upon by the time that l-r dae of ome-seekers. This will Congress meets next December. mk ,be U;r doublT valuable. It will Negotiations, between the state de- 've tf,oee "li0 re lokin ior bnmeson partment and the authorities at the Pacific Coast an opportunity to see Colombia are in progress, and al- in My what oor ,u,e cn P'odace, though our side has not yet gained j D'1 her h isprodured. without trav ail it wants, and al! it must have "n over u'e ,ute at sipanse. if tl.e Panama route is to be ac. ; 11 ; f:Te ,h" tlthibi,or the be,t etptcd, the outlook is that Co- ' V"M i portunitv of showing bis pro lumbia will yet come to time. If j dncts. wte'ber it be grains, grasses, she d.-a not. of course, the 'ica- l-- vegetables, livestock, minerals or ragua route will be selected. The ; an-.fa. tnred goods. caLal will be built at one point or the other, and work will probably Ifgin before the end of 1902. Paul Krager, ex-President of the Republic of Transvaal, is still unreconciled to the defeat of the Boers. This la to be expected. An old naao who, for many years of his long life, was dictator in a so-called republic, he cannot take io the widened view of tbe Boer's horizon, nor see the elements of growth and expausion in all mater ial and commercial lines that will follow this so-called "defeat of a brave people." He will continue to repine and groan until in due time he passes from earth, while the Trausvaalers will rise to meet their opportunities with a progres sive spirit that be does not posse.-s and cannot understand. The pitv tbat is meet for a disappointed old man, who in his prime was nar row, pugnacious, stubborn and forceful, is Paul Krugsr's due, and is bestowed without stint by the inately pitiful. Oragonian. AND CAN EIRNISII RIGS AND PKIVEK ON S SHORT NOTICE : I "PALACE" M Nl KAl Tl KKRi OK K I FIXE CANDIES and ICE fREAM I i oe-r m H. D. Wood & Co J I I II. ! I..- i i i amio a:id M a i lilt Monu ment a Specialty : : : ; STONE AND MARBLE CUTTERS Einishiiit; Stone Woik for lluild ings. Kent Marble and Granite ktpt in Stock. itlDI' UN M MN T It I' I I , Heppner, Oregon AAAsAA,e.AAeeeistAsr A Talk .LIBERTY MARKET. J. H. BLAKE, PROS. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal and Sausage POULTRY and FISH MAIN STREET, Heppner, Oregon The G7.trrii has just received a fine assortment of ladies' visiting t'anls in the very latest styles. A Good Drivo. My Hair "I bad a very severe sickness tbat took off all my hair. 1 pur chased a bottle of Ayer'e Hair Vigor and It breaabt all my hair back again." D. Qwlsa, Marseilles, III. Ono thing Is certain, Ayer's Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. This is because It is a hair food. It feeds the hair and the hair grows, that's all there is to it. It stops falling of the hair, too, and al ways restores color to gray hair. MSeMn iil If you anatil cmaaot (utiply too. mp4 u o Solwr sod w will xprcas toq a btU. or four or fcDfl vlv b um offir. AddrrM, Unm J.C AYSJK O I well, Mui. THE hRWRESSMS IRRIGRTIOS. The United States Census office h. ts )e.'id a circular on th pro-'M-w of irrigation from which the fo iowiLg etatietic are gleaned: 1 ha piorees in agriculture in tL" arid fcUti- and t-rri'on-s dur ing th decade etdinij with lwC''.ia L'j:. in thf report just i 'i bl iL 3 t! - .i.vij.iou of ajrticiilture tf t! tM-lfth -es.Ui. As tlif pro 1 ,h httribuUble largely to irii-i- -.. . !.'. statistics relatity there. : ' ..i.- ' f ttj' tal lLterett. 'I !. iuUi-r t if irrigators in the l'i ti Mt. in .K', uA iuclud- i. ;f t:,;at.. .f ri was T. A. Khea received a letter this wsek from Thoa. Grimsbaw, daud at Eale viile, California, Aagast 2. Mr. Grim than savs : " We are alone in good ahape. Tbe shrep are lokiDsj nice, especially the roar one. Thoee Oxtords are heau t.es U art- now nearlr l'XJ miles fjilL, of Laavie, Oregon. Am about !r"0 c.h-p aii'irt so far." Mr. '.DiEn.aw was in Heppoer in the spring soascn baying sbep. He left he.'- on Vii 1"), w.tli 13,000 ebeep, VifO ea-:irig e, Vf) yearling" we' hers, ! and hjf L'-year-tlds. The loes of 200 is ' i-riaii cooider.ng the lare nurnher of1 r.-rp end the Jon rtnvf. j r OREGON'S Blue Ribbon STATE FfllR Salem Sept 15th to 20th 1002 Yea are invitad to attend and eeo tbe greatest industrial expo sition and livestock show ever held on the Pa'.fic Coast. ijod racing every a'ternKn. Tamp ground free. ;rne and hrinii your fami 'ien. f- r any informa tion, wrifc M. D. WISDOM, Soc'y, Portions', Ore ....Mccormick mowers.... Rakes, Reapers and Binders, Can he fonnd in large quantities and with the latest im provements at Garrignes' implement hont. Also curry Hodge and AlcCormick Headers- We pride ourselves on keeping tLe largot und heat aup- ply of Studebaker Hacks, Buggies and Wagons- ever brought to Heppner. You ahould exurnine tln'in before purchasing elsewhere. S. P. GARRIGUES About Coffee..! There is nothiuir that is nut ou the table oltener Hihh vbV coffee, then of Conine, you want to make the bent. That rji you can't do uiiIchu you uho the lieat. We are agents for Ja. 9 which ie always reliable, can d'ullv Helecle.l and blended. ?sr It contains more of the essential oil than any other coH'eo VV on i the ni irket. With the Kin Heo ijuiek enil.m pot and r.iu nee aiociia t Java cilen yon can not fail to always rfk have a cood cup of cidl'ee. The Kin llee coffee Dot is the T cleanest ami for health Rud K-tnitarv reasona the best. The ? coffee needs no boiling. The best result in obtained from tr pulverized collee. Why should you use pulverized coffee yf the celebrated Hoekin's Collbo is a question best answered hy another, why do urn irrind co flee at all before using it'.' P.ecause It takes 10 Louis to extract the strength of the whole beau i i. . . : e i i i " u oroaeu in tiait "t "( -i quartern ( '' '' 1 " '' " ' " coarse ground ) " " medium " l " " '21) " ' " " due " i None of the above have the natural flavor of the cof- fee but have a woody flavor. 1 One minute with our pulverized Kin Heo M.ioha and Jsv Java Coffee with our Kin Ile. tnick Coffee pot, all of the J? natural flavor is retained. Tw We lave other C.dl'ees in hulk and package. Our Tw Specif niixel in the best 'Joj llee c:, the market. (Jive yf as a trial ami .ve will surely suit you, and then you will Ct, come ti o h i 1 1 . )T MINOR & CO.! The First National Grocery p, & Can be found on Main street and ( is the place to buy :::::: X A .J, Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, Tin- - ware and Furnishing Goods These ftoods are well adapted to either City or Country Trade : I r i Mil A; ft' . i r m' '"l. Ka- TTOWA Ii?r- IT(Mimur Good Goods.... Fair Prices. l ft t r I pie 4 ranf) urocenes. rioc ieas 4 mm n t J ' 1 r SPRING AND SUM .M. LICHTENTHAL. THE UP-TO-DATE SHOE DIALER .. N Ih-ii ' 1 1 i - c ,in lhiii'' in till' I i 1 1 1 ' 1 ! i M -, C line ill Mud "a.iiiiimi- I'll i ill 1 1 if Ti -I- Mock ( ':ui -iij v.-ii ilh nf.it iiio Wl'll-lii:!'!" I ...!- :i! I. . 1 : 1 1 . 1 . prici-. M hR cururc j .Jl J J IjJ. hepp.ner. - Custom IVork n Specialty... WIlUUVll CKNTHAL MKAT MAlUvKT J . H. KINS.MAN. Manigtr. Beef, Pork. Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. I'jjwaj us" ( Alt WHEELS MADE OF MONET! I irv Tr nor suvf rnmacl dMlrmi ' A. ?"itsf :u ten vePiri- of ..' p'-r Df-arly baif a bllJioo dollara' wortb of p-r .1". H--r- Mi iL' leaew of 107 V . .1 ei:i i ir iLiK area, o - e 1:1 c f ( t-.ak ir it t .''',a i r .. a. rrum a 1 '144 4 ! rn.rrt.rn 1 '' " e,r mh ' ' " " f'J," iL'l 1 fi."14t a res ai-.jt iu u stMtf u'-l . ueroaa K. HIGGS. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. in paturi at ) unmatured I he irt of in gati iD yt,m ........ SL.1 ;tlf Irrobi "bo in II ne H tt- thu favorite Auj-fn m rm.edj for t.nach, hr and fp-r t, eicltiKiveof th.-oDri-:e .k""-! A irgl...i I. J' aHati.u wa 10?.. 0.'.4'J, while eobditioa to -ii-t Xif. t prot lliHiEiifi. lh irri-MlI rrrt l'.K"'l ll'.a OM'jBIM tonMiifq. rrrpa Y.ty wif t jq! 1 t H ia 'he l.uan J he total Wvirb ot all the main '"' ""w-., .l-o to cur. iti.Ji- gft'V, 4i im. atj'l llTr tfl ai'locy .bl'l ea in th arid njl-ari 5 atat- ir..nl... Own t. nw I. O. O. V. bi)ildinc. Km 2 and 4. heaidenr. at R. F. Hr. I s D. A. Beardslcy, PRACTICAL OPTICIAN EYES TESTED FftEC An prepared I It f IttM lur allataa4co4lUua o-i i i ei !. koiuua M l), rwn N". 3 ..The City Bakery.. Crabiree & Morrison, Props BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Onlfrs soliciti'l for plain aiifl fancy linking Confectionery, Cigars, Soda Water. ICK CItKAM IN HA.ONT CORNEP MAIN AM) MAY STWEETS. Hams. Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. Fii'sh Fish Kci'HvimI on Fi-iiliivs 6-mnBROO STEEL PENS tSTsP604M 2 IRA Cttitna Pin. Madium nnd ... - 50 dtyies i;0, p0in. t.M k. All ttallaaaM iMi.ci.1. E8TERBR00K STEEL PEN CO. ? im i , t Is one that everylnxly Liiowh. It is one of the heet on i Hrth. Gilliam & Bisbee Have jnst reeeiveil one of the hireh-t htorka of Hain WiieoriH -vet hrought to Heppner. IiIol?!4 are Ifltrlit. tfeary ami Shelf lUnlwHre, (irnniteware, Tinware, Agricultural Itnplementa, WatroiiH, MhcLh, Ktc, pHinla ami ( )i!m ( the l.eet in the wot h . ( "rm'kerv ami fMaaaware. i f
