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

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Newspaper Page TextVMMi l m'flW ... c . ' -"stf ......... ..... r" v ' A.. - - .- r . 4 . 1 1 V ,' : .MBMW i Mi fnllnws out ii uc4-d . pure iooa uui, . vvJ,:;;;:;:; . o.-T,rr l W.ru Al t ... ,;nt in uublic mauy eBi- i.-iw.o life, died bore tonight at ;,, Ins jinartments iu Ar lington. The immediate cause of his death was uraemia. The change lor the worse whs "ottul in Mr. Kee'a condition early ibis morniug. At 9:30 o'clock ho WftS .nven a subcntaueous eauuc rn.Lion ia order to stimulate i,;, kidneys, which were failing to perform their proper functions. At n o'clock this uitcrnoon the saline solution whs again administered, H'.out three qunrts of the lluid be tug used. The heart became weaker .and weaker, but the patient re- fciiued consciousness uuiu xi o'clock toni-ht, when complete eoa:a came on. U the bedside when he died v,t.,,. Mrs. Reed ,uul Mis Katherine riced, Doctors Gardner, McDouald, ii,..;,,, and Goodnow, and the mm,cs. Mr. Heed's mind was in such a state during the day that u,. did not recognize the seriouf- 3i-c.s of his condition. He was cheerful and conversed with those hr.nf Id- bedside. When it be .aame apparent that he would not not survive his illness, hia wife and daughter were notified and they remained constantly at the bed ..aide until the distinguished patient -breathed his last: With only a faiut hope of sav ing his life, oxygen was adminis tered throughout the day. Mr. Tieed had been suffering from Bright's disease for some time, and v: his furnished additional cause for alarm. Ho passed away peacefully ,7,nd without pain. No arrange- menls have been made lor me iu- Mr. Reed came to Washington Monday to attend to some business before the United States Supreme Court. He was taken ill that day and went to bed. He had a slight attack of appendicitis, but later kidney trouble developed. "What's In a Name7 '? very thing is in the name when it comes Witch Uazel Silve. E.C. DdWitt & r,f f'hr.ncm. discovered, some years hn to make ft falve from Witch " . T7V Hazel that is a speoifio Tor flies, rur KlinJ, bleeeliop, itobiDa nod protruding Piles, przPTQB, cats, burns, braises Biid U skin diseases DdWitt'a Saiva oas Uu .-iual. This has given rise to numerons vorthlees counterfeits. Ask forDdWitt's the Keiinine. Slocnm Drug Co., Heppuer, had I u Co., lone. Iri' side lit1 Wesioni Trip. WMPhiucton, Dec.' 5. President Vioos3veU is now making the ten tative arrangements for his trip to the Pacific coast m-xt Spring. Ac herding to the present allotment .if time, he will be in Oregon dur- g May and will visit Portland af , ,: passing through the Willam-r,-;t3 Valley from California. He .,.:U6 to go West over the South : route, going north through i to the Puget Sound cities, :... Lome by way of Hpo- sn i.pld at Portland last summer Th bill creates, in the Depart ment of Agriculture, a bureau to be in charge of a tood comnnsMuu er. The new bureau will be re quired to collect samples of foods upon the market and examine tbem and analyze them. Persons who are guilty ot placing on im. ot fnnd that are injurious to health are to be properly punished 1 I lUrv ImI proof. It ia better to pay a little more for the seed and be assured of a jireat deal more at the harvest by sowing Fer ry's Seeds. The 1903 Seed Annual which is sent free, postpaid, will be found un ...,u intmestintr and instructive. UDuaur Write for it today. Address, I. M. Fer- ry & Co., Detroit, Mich. The hop"jdlTofVTasbington has been placed at 29,170 bales. BUSINESS LOCALS and want ads of all descriptions will hereafter b published in a column vy neaiiu '"'-r- - - themselves upon showings made by the bu- -r-r i iL. oil fnrms of reau. unuer rue mn, . food on the market shall be dis tinctly labelled and shall be sold for what they really are, in order that American products may not fall into disrepute abroad. . "1 1 .C .. ah fod uroducts mteraieu un shipment to foreign countries will be held subject to inspecuuu the department. To facilitate bu siness, the bureau will first estab- 7 ii ii lish a standard of toods ot me cu rious kinds upon which all exam inations shall be based Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Digests all otasneH of food, tones nnd BtreogtbenH the Btomaoh and digestive orgftns. Cures uyspeipi, ' Stomach Troubles, nnd makes rich red blood, health and strength. Kodol r l ...nnnUiaaiios. ou rifiee etren gt l UU1JUH nuiuu"'"" n f ens and sweetens the stomaoh. Gov. U. W, Atkinson, of W. Va., says: I have used a numbf r of bottles of Kodol and have found it to be a very eifiotiva and. indeed, a powerful remedy tor stomach i i m nn v u T rfinomriiena uiomj un-uun. Slooum Drag Co., Ueppner, and lone Drug Co., lone. Hill Apaiiist Newspapers. Washington, Dec. 5. A bill in troduced today by Representative TanL-ins bv reouesr, maKes novo- , . papers or other periodicals unman able, which contain any pictures of suicides, or details reiaung i suicides, beyond a simple state- i i ' ment of death by suicide, ana im posing a penalty. A thief broke a laige plate glass window in Moyer's clothing store, nf Portland, Friday night, and took $25 iu bills, which were pinned to suits in the window for advertising purposes. 'Sputtlrt nolicemen are now com pelled to work 12 hours per day without extra pay. The city char- . . .1 ter provides for an eigbt-liour uaj , but the rough elemeut ot the city demands closer watch. A Million Voices Could hardly express the tbauks of Homer Hall, of West Point, Ia. Listen , ..iri iw.1 settled on bis lungs, causing ft most t.bfltinnte (-nkh. Several physicians said h-l ad consnmp. tion, but could not help him. When all though he wbs doomed be begu to me Dr King's New Discovery for consump tion and writes -"it completely cured me and saved my life. I now weigh lbs." It's positively ennrnteed for Coughs, Colds h.hI L-uig tronbleB. Trice 500 and 1.0(). Ttial bottle free at Slo cum Drug Co. The Ki' st,s 1 1 U'id' ICates for Local Ads. Tn nonta a line for hrst insertion and 5 cents a line for each subsequent mser tion. All notices set in brevier ype. FALL AND W1N T ER SHOES. T M LI CHTE N T H A L. . THE UP-TO-DATE gHOE DEALER.... When you need anything in the line of Shoes, come in and examine our immense stock. Can supply you with neat and well-made footwear at reasonable : : : prices. : Cu stoinSWork a Specialty... HEPPNER. - - - OREGON . . " ""c T ? f" ! fit COT Wroferios. Binns Bros, for fresh groceries. T. K. Howard for fine groceries The finest groceries at liinns Bros. Get your mince meat at the Central Mrkt. The Oazktte has added a new blank to its list-Contest AihVbwit. iiar.!'s t'rocerv store is a very pop ular place for the purchase of supplies farmprs and outfits for outing in the wav of extra tine groceries. Almost .virvthimr imasrinable kept in stock. It's handy where you can get anything you want for Kale. For Sale -100 acres of fine wheat land in the Eight Mile wheat district, in quire of Dr. McSvvords, Ileppnrr. WiintPii Hides, pelts, and furs Highest cash prices paid for coyote skins and other furs. 14 tf, Phil Cohn. T Ft ' -r r trs '"" -n Q W W 1 - and v York. 8 SSCT 05Z? K!E i i.v is 8 3 ATM :s T s :-i ii. U "p'TAS3fiD PENS EVERYWStSfifi i iaTne i ann n. ii.. ..... -jin"..! Mi'MMIWIflTir'T' ' ' CENTBAlTltfEAT MARKET THOMSON ct- .wp' zm Beet Muuon.oducy. and Poultry kept constantly on hand Hams, Lard and Bacon of tbe best quality PiPP Fresh Fish in Season West Side Upper Main Street, Heppner. THE 010 CHRONIC CASES are paitieularty desirous. You cannot only cure Tiles by removing the cause. You cannot get at the cause with anything but an internal temedy. Chronic cases make the most enthusiastic advertisers of this temedy. Because it cures. PALACE' MANfFAC'A'UEKS OF FINE CANDIES H. D. Wood & Co j7I' T C "J1 he i. rc s I' n i ufn" i A"i.t:il:, le t-llri Senator Fos . r tl.-t le doubts if bid time will r,ruiit of tbat side trip. Th a fhct that tbe Tresident is rtaugii.K for this trip in May doea iway with tbe talk ot an extra sek--;ou" If e"cb a session is found necessary it will be called later in Le yew. Foils A Deadly Attack. - iiy-wife was bo ill that good pbyeic wc were unable to help her," writes M. jki ust:n, of Winchester, Ind., but weB pletely cnrel by Dr. K dr'h New jjf9 pills,1' They work woDdera in "Vaiach and liver troubles. Care con- i,if,unn, Bick headache. 25c atSiocum irLfCo. .. - J..giic Inre loo Hill. Like everything else Ibore are poo(t seeds and bad seeds. Sd. that grow and seeds that don't jrrow ; Feeds that yield and seeds tbat doirt yield, ami a little thought pivpn now to the Fo'ection of tbe seeds you'll need, will be found time well spent, though rualiz.-d much better at the harvest if you select the world famed Ferry's Heeds 'he kind that always yield. For nearly half a century Ferry's Seeds have been known and sown wherever good crops are grown, until farmer and eardecer alike, have learned to depend upon their won derful reliable growing and yeilding qualities, year after year, to the exclus ion of all others. Unfortunately the seed business seems to afford a means for many unscrupulous people, who aim to blind the unwary to nnalitv. through littleness of price and boastful claims; who in reality have - ti .i ,Kointi!tA their claims, no ji.UVeToague today introduced a j reputation at etake, n3 ast record as rsL-.iiloi'Sraud ,.;.' " not bi tt,,m, ritu lor crt W to 5. V. Ritln? oi.t r.Air Co., iitv, haa franci.co. cr i. .U. svi t r.iv -v. -";r Iroii caLr oit i5o do v,.,t DR. JORDAN'S aT H13SEUSS Or fismiui 1051 MARKET ST., San rKMujw, The lRrgtit A.ntomteftl JfiMwm In U worio. Or!af raeMoi tn tSs CUV- i ..I ...hi .. mtMLtOTA. U'esknei"1', or uy ooo the cldeHt 8eclaltotoa b rtolM CK. JCR0AM-PR1VATI Bi5t ... iiiiii rmtoni or 1 yssr.. Irv1.nSBl.dpr.v.,ie1UIclfllty.i- I rHtfo...; pcrwiutorrnwn. reinH'l!f4, "'.rr',u L ,.,. it will no! . cure. iu u ..... hl, . ,.lr nu.i i Ui hi'P? H V-rr"i:; :. iM.wfl from rurr lor uiipinrv. ' n.tnin h 1 for IMIr-. ri-r: " by lr. Jordan M Hn.'i i'ii i- ,,, ",V:' "CV",' " a;i cubs t i e : ,:''".r'''.'.- ..r.rtir rrlTftU. in? 1 1 tn.ti .ti i- iir.r. - - . . j. k '. ,'. u . pn.. 1051 MerV St.. . F. Weak Men ! S SEXO TABLETS S WILL MAKE YOU STRONG They are an Absolute Cure lor Loss ot SEXUIL I'UWEH, Sl'MU'DBllllOEA, hKSULTS Or EXCE?SES, ETC. And we cuarniitee them. On ' rocciiit of One Dollar we will mail a box (10 days treat ment) securely Healed, to any tiddresH, with no marks to di;elo0e eontents. Six JBOXCS TSent $5,00 Your money will he promptly returned to you if you are not salislied with the treatment. Green & Jackson Drug Co. WALLA WALLA, WASH. IB Views on Ambition and Dys pepsia. "Dyspepsia," wrote Eupene Field, "often incapacitates a man for endeavor and sometimes extinguishes the fire of ambition." Thouph Rreat despite his tfon all his life. A weak, t.red stomac can't digest your food. "needs rest. You can only rest it by the use of a preparation like Kodol, which re r. '.. . i. u.. ir,nctiiuf vmir fond. 1 eves hoi won, uj u..... j- -Rest soon restores it to its normal tone. SttenghenJran , . Liivmorotinn. 1UO t. UOHiO wu'. AsK m s. - your merchvvTkt v 'n-ii:vr:it-M ln,K'',,"d "u.n.c boxes. w-ii w.th Take no nlhrr. Kfn. dinirerou '- by rvl urn Mall. IMMM lestiiuouuUa. bo.U by all lmpnst.s. CHICHESTER CHEMICAI. CO. SlOO SdlMn Nqaarr, I'llIIA PA. jonterestelli Bros., Cranite and -Marble Monu ment a Specialty. : : : : STONE AND MARBLE CUTTERS Finishing Stone Woik for build ings. T.est Marble an.l (iranite kept in Stock. MtOP OX MAIN' STREET, rn!M r i ! T!1 (VP ! ii'. 'ii V. MADIjRi Wiiitfes A: 3Iailos ni'i;c 0 IT I i i I '" 1 iif!: Heppner, Oregon 1 atmif-. .. ..New Management.. NEW RIGS Special Attention Given to the Traveling Public Max Sbillock was elected secre retary of tbe Portland Iloard oE Trade, Friday, to feticceed J. M. Moore. General Livery and Feed Stable Lower Alain St., Heppner, Or i 'I 'J n