Heppner gazette., November 13, 1902, Image 4

The Heppner Gazette
Issued Thursday Morning.
Warnook & Micliell.
Entered at the Postoffice at Heppner Oregon, as
second-class matter.
Thursday, Nov. 13, 1902
The increased Republican ma
joritiee on the Pacific coast at the
recent elections is a strong endorse
w.nf nf V10 administration. The
elections everywhere have shown
that the ueonle admire a fearless
ntntesman like
uw "fefc .
President Roosevelt.
Tf i -nrwu Almost certain that
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Joseph G. Cannon, of Illinois will
thft next Sneaker ol the House
Mr. Cannon has been a member of
the lower house of Congress since
1873, with the exception of two
vears. He is very popular and bis
election would be generally satis-
factory.
With tins next session of Con
gress there will be quite a rear
rangement of important chairman
ships caused by the retirement of
Speaker Henderson arid also the
defeat of men who hold the chair
manship of good committees. There
will be vacancies in interstate and
ftreign commerce. Dispatches
state that there is a possibility of
Representative Williamson getting
one of these places which will be
gratifying to the people of Oregon.
werk. This ia a good indication
of the growth of Morrow county.
A 1
pnnlA r beeinmoe to realize toe
advantages here and are taking
,
hold of the good opportunities
offered. People who come now
will reap the benefit of the pro-
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grets and . aayanewneu ui
county which has just tairiy
started. Morrow county is a great
wheat and stock country and her
rich coal mines when developed
will ibriDg a great many people
here.
The Columbia River and Oregon
Timberman ia working hard to
ftmnae interest and impress the
necessity of flaming a bill at the
coming session of the legislature
which will have a tendency to re-
the forest fire losses to a
minimum. The Timberman should
have the earnest co-oporation of
the people on this important ques
tion. This is the proper way to
take hold of the matter. There
should be more stringent laws.
Do not wait until tires have"de-
stroyed the .timber and then won
der why something way not uone.
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The enterprise shown by the
Heppner Railroad & Coal Com
pany is certainly very creditable.
For the opening of the Morrow
county coal lielda, Messrs. Geo.
Conser, D. A. Ilerren and C. E.
Redfield are entitled to great cred
it. That there wad some local
.....v.o .o..3i- i-cvp,! is onlv char
acteristic of human nature. This
company will be .rewarded with
success. One of the ablest coal
experts in the country makes no
secret of saying: "I know the
coal is there and we will show it."
The Heppner Railroad & Coal
Company has already expended in
the neighborhood of $30,000, and
the mo3t of this has gone into the
rhpnnels of trade of Morrow
county. The active development
work is already helping Morrow
coucty business interests.
During the three years of its
rontinuance. the war in soutn
Africa resulted in the killing from
wounds and disease of 22,000
British soldiers. During the same
three years the railways of the
United States, engaged in peace-
pursuits, killed people.
Interstate Commerce Com
mission, which presents these
startling figures, further testifies
while piling up this record
railways were not managed
anv greater disregard to
pafety than in previous years. In
the same line, is the report of H.
A. Walker, who was sent out by
the London and North-Western
Railway to determine whether the
American railway system bad any
features that British railways
might profitably adopt. In speak
ing of the safety of employees and
passengers, he says: ''Human life
seems to be considered of much
less imnortance there than here,
and I am of opinion that, in this!
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reepect, the British railway oth
ciala have nothing to learn from
their Amuican confreres.''
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In the state canvasses the Re
publicans made a very encourag
ing showing in the voting Tues
day. They carried New York,
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Con
necticut, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin,
South Dakota, and all the other
states which they bad any expec
tations of winning. The Demo
crats caried all the states in the
South which voted for state offi
cers and held nearly all the con
gressmen. The Republicans were
not looking for any gains iu the
South, made none and did not at
tempt to make any. The genera
result in the state canvasJeS, like
that on Congress, is very pleasing
to the Republicans. They did
boUc. than rnnny UepU 01 1CRU
leaders expected. Ovei confidence
hampered them in some states.
The apathy which the Republican
prosperity throughout the country
induced also impeded them in
many localities. They won enough
states, however, to show tnat uie
country stands with the Republi
can party by a good sized majority.
OUR NATIONAL PROSPERITY.
The anuual report of the Treas
urer of the United States is a great
showing of our material prosperity.
The report of the Treasurer does
not, like the report of the Secretary
of the Treasury, deal specially
with the fiscal policies of the Na
tion. It merely tells what money
has been taken in and paid out and
its sources, with a description of
the forms of the currency handled.
The Treasury during the last fiscal
year received the enormous sum of
$1,062,124,037 and disbursed $000,
027,031. The available cash bal
ance at the close of the fiscal year
was $3G2.187,3G1. In spite of our
substantial protective duties, the
increase of receipts from the cus
toms was 815,859,252 and the de
crease of internal revenue receipts
of $25,207,101 was much mre than
made good by a decrease in expen
ditures of tfjS.uMtf'J
Boys' 3 piece suit, in grey mixed
bouble breasted vest.ages 4 to 10..&- OU
Boys' dark grey, sailor collar, .two
Diece 1 oU
J? Boys' blue,white stripe, three piece
J oO
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X Boys' 3 piece suit, grey striped 3 00
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Boys grey mixeci pieuu, sanui
collar.... 3 50
Bovs' Russian blouse suit, extra
dtto' Q tioo nit sin trie breasted
vest, dark, light stripe, all wool..$ 00
Boys' vestee suit, Norfolk jacket,
blue serge, splendid value 5 50
Boys, 3-piece, single breasted vest,
heavy, dark, all wool goods G 0Q
Boys' all wool three piece, fancy
lionet a1 vpsr velvet col-
lar, silk lapel facings 0 oO
Boys' brown mixed, all wool, imee
piece suit, fancy double breasted
Tmct Qill.- former
VC51, Cll"
7 00
quality,blue mixeu,ages o uuu . - j , 0
1 M IN Oil & CO. M INOK & CO.
P. O. Borg, J
used money was deposited in na
tional banks, with proper security,
where it could be loaded to the
public. Wo have Wonderful riches
wonderful prosperity. S. F.
Chronicle.
In a drunkeu row at "Missoula,
Arf Privnfa Tvlor. colored, of
the Twenty-fourth U. S. Infantry,
was shot and fatally wounded.
Three sticks of yellow pine. 92
feet long, 58 inches thick at one
end and G8 at the other, are being
sent bv Inman & Toulson of Tort-
land, to Alameda, Cal.
The report of II. M. Brooks,
superintendent of foreign mails for
the fiscal year shos that the total
weight of mails dispatched by sea
to foreign countries was 10,112,72
pounds.
Asleep Amid Flames.
Breaking into a blitzing home, Borne
firerr,en lately dragged the Bleeping in
mates from death. Fancied eeonrity,
and death near. It's thai way wuen you
neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it.
Dr.Kmg's New Discovery for Consump
tion Rives perfeol protection against all
h-nt rheal and lung troubles. Keep
it ftr. nn,t avoid Buffering, death, and
doctor's bills. A teaapoonful stops a
nonPh. nersistent use the most stub-
hrn rrnrmlesH and nice tasting, it's
guaranteed to satisfy by Slooum Drug
-. TJ.;a rnn and si. Trial UOlwea
free. '
eweser
I have had much experience in fitting
glasses and am prepared to do all kinds of
OPTICAL WORK.2
BRING YOUR WATCH TO A1E
to have it repaired if you
want a first-class job of
work. I make a specialty
of fine :::::::
fl. A. Fitcb, editor of the Lake
irornl.1 did at 9 o'clock
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Tuesday from an overdose of mor
phine, taken with suicidal intent
TV,:..,- Pnrn miq.
lures oi wo,Hi),t'jj. rotate fooci huh
All the year the main trouble pjoner Bailey predicts that butter
ii. . r,non.-ia h'ovj llio rvilinor nn I -li f.. r. 1.1lr n noiintl in
Watch Repairing.
Silverware and Musical Instruments
mm- okii:us ui:(kivi:
IMIOJI lT ATTKXTHW
tddrki nil Orders to
I. O. IIOIIU, Il-piner, Orrpoii
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ITCcrw is the Time to xsxrr
A new line of both Wood and Coal Heaters
yj iust received which you will do well to examine
M- before purchasing. Prices and quality are right.
County Clerk Crawford reports
laree increase in the regular
business of the office within the
a
with our finances was the piling up
of money in the Ireasury which
was needed in the channels of trade.
A balance of S2 O00)O0 includ
ing the SloCUtOO.OOo sold reserved
for redemption of greenbacks is
all that the Treasury require, so
that at the close ot the fiscal year
the Treasury held l0-2,ls7,.')t',L in
oxppHa nf its renuirementg. Its'
T x-' v
will sell for a dollar a pound
Poitland in a short time.
Our JIIiiiiIp niKli 'nrr.
Is the only harmless cough cure that
tfive quick relief. Cures Coughs, Colds
Cr.,uP, Brocchitis, Whooping Cough.
Pnenmonia, ABthma, LaOrippe and all
Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. I got
u-j u ...;n lira ;rtruda K. Fen-
past
lias
, - icfr, Muncif, ma., huh tui...v. -
only way of getting lid of this 8ur.!ereroj BnJconKh t faiied rapidly;
olus was by the payment of debt iopt ih,. aiy druggist recommended
two uiontbs. The businpBH ' not yet due, of which i,z.iu . ou uw
.) .louble.1 ...1 is bowIwu paid off during tho yo,r at a . .1.
orpatpr than ever known in the
fc"
history of the office. Real estate
is cbangiDg hands and the growth
ij population is creating more
' rf . i 1. n mv mi vmrhl. 143 lb9
cost Of mm, winch, bow-I; J. Car. !. lb. phlegm,
AvAr. was much lesa than the Oov- ! 4t Mu at nnnp. draws out in-
v - v- 7 i jirvrn hit uu u " -- v -
ernment would have paid had tb fiammation, cares croup,
bonds runto maturity. Other uu-1 edy for chlMren.
An ideal rem-
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Monitor or a Superior Drill
Canton or Moline Plows
Plows will soon be in order and where will you
find a better line than we carry.
nv n.-l Prnn fnv tllf rami!!" SOHSOll. it
lO 111SUIU ii vj yjyjyi .. n ,
is necessary that you buy a 9f
jood harvests
Farmers who drill their seed reap
where the old ways fail.
It is no trouble to show oods and give prices,
as that is what we are here for, so if you don't in
tend purchasing right away, come in and look over
the stock and then you will know where to buy
when the time comes.
S. P. Garrigues.
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