Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, September 11, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCOUNTY COURT rMlHISSIOKKs MEK'I' 1 JtK;i"- (nliirlci and I uul Number off Hill Audi I -l Itoad l'f titiou IMofril of. Tlie county court met in regular pes Plan at the court lioiine, Wednesday of ia.at week. There was no special bus iness utide of the regular routine. County Judge A. O. Bartholomew and Commissioners E. C. Aehbaugh iU'.n ,1. A. Williams were piesent. The following mincellaneous bills were allowed : A ii Bartholomew, salary $150 00 A d Kai tholoniew, court bonne. 350 00 A Ci Bartholomew, county ex. .. 14 10 K M Shutt, salary 3;;3 33 V O Hill, dep. salary 100 00 K M Khutt. county e:t " 21 05 I V S Heid, county ex 440 30 E Ii Swinburne, co. physician. . L'O H3 M Licfitcnthal, salary S3 33 ,T V Shiplev, sup. acct 171 OS Vaw'er Crawford, nalp.ry 333 33 Chas. KirR, salary ... 4(5 00 W L Smith, dop. salwry 9t) 00 Oha Hams, pauper ik.v 40 00 lleppner Gazette, stationery . . -0 50 W T McNabb, assossor'H aort. 00 Wm Barton, pauper acct 400 (iermany Appreciate It. Washington, Sept 5. The Geiman Government has expressed officially its sppreciatioa of Commander McCrea'a efforts in southern waters in a lettor to the State Department. The letter, (which ia signed by Count von Quadt, First Secretary of the Embassy, says: ''I have received instructions from the Imperial Government its warmest thanks for Captain McUrea's prompt and effective action in behalf of German citizens whose interests were at Btane. I take special pleasure in bringing this to Your Excellency's notice, and I will avail myself of this occasion to renew to Your Excellency the assurances of my distinguished consideration." Weak IVIon ! Rev. F. M. Canfieldand family will leave tomorrow morning for Milton, to attend the annual conference of the M. E. church, South. Rev. Canfield's time as pastor having expired in the Hepp ner change, he has asked for a change on account of health. O. As JV- :sexo tablets: WILL MAKE YOU STRONG They are an Absolute Cure for Loss of SEXUAL POWEK. SPERMATORRHOEA, RESULTS OK EXCESSES, ETC. And we guarantee them. On receipt of One Dollar we will mail a box (10 days treat ment) securely sealed, to any address, with no marks to dieclose contents. SiX Boxes Tent $5.00 Your money will be promptly returned to yon if you are not satisfied with the treatment. Green & Jackson Drug Co. WALLA WALLA, WASH. . . FIVE DAYS OP FUN.. THE DALLES CARNIVAL AND Second Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Fair Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1902 $4,000 in Purses and Premiums $4,000 Biggest event of the year. Bent race meeting in 1902. Largest Live stock, Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibits Ever Made in Eastern Oregon. L hhea & Welch " " lleppner Light & Witter Co.. l'Mgar M Lazarus, court, house . L'4 4: :w r.'i Frank i'arker'a rep:t as road neper visor of district No. is, which. w:is con tinued from last term was ordered paid amounting to !f..t. Claims of road supervisors were or dered paid as follow : Louis Grouhens 30 00 h F Crow 20 00 W A Thomas 2 7" in the matter of the relocation of a Dart of county road No 3, petition of W. 1'. l:illon, ct al. Ordered 'that the toad a prayed f r hi viewed and that .foloi Her. Mai inn Evans and James Willis he appointed .is viewers and Julius Keithly as eur- v'ey r to view the proposed county road to meet at the heginning of the t'oad on the L'otli day of September at 10 o'clock a. m. The official bond of L. V. Crow, road supervisor of district No. L'l, was ap proved and accepted. Aceoiding to contract, the amount of 51000 being due Frank I il'ratt, con tractor for stone work 011 court house, court ordered same paid which was al hmed. A. warrant was also issued to K. ('. Wilis for $1000, aecording to contract for wood work. J. K. Carr was allowed ti00 for su- prrmtending construction of new court ii ji'se. Uving to a vacancy in road district I, caused hy eleetinc a toad super visor who did not reside in the distiict, the vacancy was fillet iy appointing J. N' . ' eler as sup'.-rvisot . 'etitio'i of J. L. Howard, ci. al, pray ing for t;il ! i ! i !i : 11 1 of :-oanty read, (''r.'inn f ir the ter Walter II. John--o!t. rn'oo-- on of C. l.yliiison, having hen e-irol.Vd in Lex ;:ion school district through error, al" ;'; la vit for an order i ;o (one, allowed. Miscellaneous hii '- one M hhix; i.isr. lleppner Gazette and Toledo Week ly Blah?, one year $1 GO Iieppner Gazette and Chicago Weekly Inter-Ocean, one year 1 60 lleppner Gazette and Weekly Ore- gooian, one year 2 25 lleppner Gazette and Weekly Ex aminer, one year, including ticket to Examiner's great drawing 2 25 Address al! orders to 'Jazkttk, Hepp- ner, ( tregon. This signature is on every box of th genuine Laxative BromoQu!nine Tablets the remedy that cures a iIjJ in one day .1. M. Martiudale, who will ns same the position of principal of the Eastern Oregon stato normal school when the term opens, ban been superintendent of the public schools of Albany, Oregon since 1897. NOT DOOMED FOB. LIFE. "T was treated for three years hy eood doctors," writes W. A. Greer, McCou uollsviUe, O., "for Piles, and Fistula, hut, when all failed, Baekleti's Amioa Halve oured me in two weeks." Corrs Burns, Brnises, Cuts, Corns. Sores, Ernp. tions, Salt Uheurji, Files or no pay. 25c at Slocum Drug Co. Wright and Templetou, the noted "Traeys" of Teunesoee, were killed yesterday near Iiogersville, Tenn., by a sheriff's posse from Virjjina. The encaped convicts killed 12 men before they were killed. WATER CUKE F01I CMiOXrc CON STIPATH N. jig re.-idence as loi- 1 revs 1 ar 1 1 W .5 ! ' i vi. 1 0a1 S !ec!i r , Im.h1 J ' . . 1 1" W I Sa'iii.L-. salat y . ... ' i'as l'r 11 liiomm-1, -.'' .: win Hods n Co., s.r..-; . 'gert k Son, tsanse ... Coph'T iV Avers 1 i -) . I Ii docker Co. n ry j. ' .ishha'.iirh. -tlaty . -V William-. sauo V,rr- : ) A II -u!ii!t-.r. . . ' i. ' 1 co Cut t i n . J 1' ie-"- ! :.l fit Spetice'-. w i! 10 - ; . . ; V, ( ia- k . -ame . . V rt- l.va Paul, Fan;.- ... ii ' i.ouy, I'onstahle ! . . Jdiueb .Moigan. road so.-;. .. -J 10 t '.'. 55 I is.) co ; r,: ,5 ! :; 40! 17 oj ! ! S5 i ;;i'(;o I J 00 1! On i 1 Tahie two cups of hot water half an hoor before esoh mail and jast hfure going to h -it, ylso a drink of water, hv)t or co1', about t?o hours after each men!. Titke lot3 of outdoor exercise walk, ride, drive. Mtke regular bahit of this r.ud in many ohscs chronic constipa tion mny he cured without the use of any medicine. When a purgntive i rfjuired tke snm"tliing mild nod gentle like Ch?ndi'Tlain's Hturaach and Liver Tab lets. For sale bv Hlocuin Drug C 1. I OREGON'S Biue Ribbon STATE FAIR Salem Sept 15th to 20th 1902 You are invited to attend and see the greatest industrial expo sition and livestock show ever held on the Pacific Coast. Good racing every afternoon. Camp ground free. Come and bring your families. For any informa tion, write M. D. WISDOM , Sec'y, Portland, Ore. Arnold's Renowned Oregon Pacific & Oriental Carnival J&l&tit, Bis Sliows BALLOON ASCENSION AND DARING PARACHUTE JUMP Exciting Hose Tournament. $500.00 in special purses for farm horses and novelty races. Ail articles entered for premiums admitted ABSOLUTELY FREE. Ten per cent deductud from all premiums awarded. For premium lists and Speed programs address K. J. QORMAN, Seo. THE DALLES, OREGON WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY,- 1902 Opening Announcement 1902 College Liberal Arts, September 16. College of Music, September 16 College of Oratory, September 16 College of Art, September 16 College of Theology, September 16 Normal Department, September 16 Preparatory Dept. September 16 Business Department, September 16 College of Medicine, October i College of Law, October 6 Mpnteresteiil Bros TUITION RATES REASONABLE. CATALOGUE SENT UPON APPLI CATION. BOARD AND ROOM AT BOARDING HALL $3.10 PER WEEK Good hoard with furnished room can be had in the citv for $2.50 to $4 .00 per week, in private fanilies. Students can board themselves tor even $1 kt week. John H. Coleman, President, Salem, Oregon Granite and Marble Monu ments a Specialty : : : : STONE AND MARBLE CUTTERS Finishing Stone Work for Build ings. F.est Marble and Granite kept in Stock. MIO!' OX .MAIN STKKK'I . Heppner, Oregon Poor Richard Says: V fit .4? 7 i Hi 1UE PALACE m .viT.' , t i;i:as or 3 v:vv rMvr.HY irr rnrnt 4 n. c iiauiij ana itij iaL..t.u The jtroport y of rresulcut lioosc volt ;it Oystpr Hay lias bopn p.c s,?erd at ? 10,000. LTNOEHING HUMA1EK COLDS. Judge ll.irthoi'jmpvr "eft. 'hi; v.i-i f i j r Milton, to :i ''m 1 the .t.:.:io:ice o: th; M. E. Cnu ..-!. J. J. Adkin? arid I jv.-htcr U,a, arc attending 'in M. oiith, coiifvieucfc at M.iton. ;;o oo mot n i u nuil .':!. Soiitli. Mis T.cr fii. church. Don't h4 a call ruu a: thi season. Sura tacr cm!. Is are the t.arJrHt to cure ai d if ncifloctid tnav !in2T flnn for ""(iths. ,! i lone sie like tins will pull d-wn thf 5 i0 j (itrifif,'cst constitution. One Minute 5 50 ; (Jongb Cure nili break up tlie nttnek Bt 5 5;t 1 , ,!,(... 9afe. sure, acts at once. Cure- s "0 ' eouglis. colds, croup, hrnuchitis, all throat and Iulc troubles. The cbiMro like it. If On!v SO Cents I well. A fifty cent bottle of The crusade for a department of mines and mining in the L'nitetl State? government is being taken up and urged with new frireDgtli a? a result of the mining congress at Butte. . cod Co 3 i y 'it ?! OJM.MENTS aiui .-upii:..-.' .-i i..B w ill uut, posi tively ciin-ifit more than ro lic f you. i i i (juiiea an iriirn remedy . oisf and ( ll'i'ct ALOIS WILD IUDE FOKSLIfE With family around expeoting bim to I Scott's Emulsion w n il! change a sickly baby to $ a pl'jmp, romping child. I Onlv one cent a dav, think tyofit. its as nice as cream. en'l U a fr-' 1 ; '.c. nnd Xrv it. it CflTT v KOU.Nh, thfT.ii't. W 405-4:5 I't arl Strtrtt. w Vork. K ;oc. aci ;i oc a'.: drvf.'-i.'-t.-.. ' ' die, and a son riding for life, IS miles to ' get Dr. King V ew Discover? for con sumption, Oonghs and Colds, W. U. j Lrown, of Leesville, Ind., endured j death's agonies from asthma, but this ! wonderful medioine gave in&tnt relief ! and soon cured him. He write?: "I now sleep soundly every niffht." Like marvel ous cares of Consumption, I'Deuaionia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Coldfi and flrip prove its matchless merit for si Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles .Via and $1 00. Trial bottlea free at Slo ciiai Drug Co. to 1 c!:i')V a pet i ; 1 a j i Ask V-. IV 1 1 ill's 1 u'iris-t for. lr. on the sulject. II Horses for Sale. I have for s!i",. the entire band of not less tiian 75 of 1. 1 i oises. Will eell at a bargain. Jiore md and brabd will be soi l. .1. M. Kkknky, .ihaniko, Oregon, " The worst wheel of the cart makes the most noise." We have often heard it said in defence of 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 things which are better 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 by its defects but through its merits. It should be so ""ood, so perfectly suited 1o its pur posv'that it will attract attention only through the clean, clear and satisfactory way in which it delivers its message. This npplies just as much to the piinling you put upon the head of your letters', statements and things 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 preaches, let us see you at our ollice. ..THE HEPPNER GAZETTE.. PUBLISHERS and PRINTERS sermon It ia said that "livestock with god pedigrees do more to keep the boys ou the farm than anj thing else that can be named." Where good stock is a part of all-round good farming it ia just right in the sense that it ia placed where it can ! " succeed; otherwise it can lead to Call at the Gazette onVe ar,l l.rn of our clubbing ofTvr with tlie Weekly Or- no satisfactory result and must be ! gonian. a worry al! the way from the start to the point of complete failure. Xo matter what the kind of stock, the most profit i in keeping it well, always suiting the kind of stock to the prevailing erudition.