Heppner gazette., January 01, 1903, Page 16, Image 16

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THE HEPPNER GAZETTE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1003.
COLUMBUS A. RHEA.
President
THOMAS A. RHEA,
Vice-President
GEORGE CONSER,
Cashier
EUGENE L. FREELAND,
Assistant Cashier
National
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. . . OF HEPPNER
Paid Up Capital,
$50,000.00
...KSTAIJWSHED I2V lf"4...
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS
ON REASONABLE TERMS
A General anking Business Transacted. Protected with Burglar Proof
Steel Vault. Prompt and special attention given to Collections
Exchange on all Parts of the World Bought and Sold
Corner iVlain and May Streets, Heppner, Oregon
.trmyhes both water and lights, has a
complete electric light plant wbicb gives
jo J oatisfactioD.
The town ban a well drilled volunteer
Ji'pM-ttuent with all necessary appa
JAtae, with a paid custodian to look after
tJ hose, carta, etc., to keep everything
uii Ural claaa order.
Uwfpner'B publio school, with Prof.
1. V. S. Ileid, principal, with eight as
sistants, is tbe pride of the town. The
school building is an imposing structure
ma 6 sightly location and very comortc
bly accomodates the present needs. The
jxi'lip fchooH are treated more thor
oughly elsewhere in a special article in
this paper.
HeppDer bus eix churches wbioh are
r-juken of on auother pte.
rraternui and beneficiary secret orders
.ara well represented here.
There are n:any reasons to warrant
fl'.? l:e!ivf that Heppner bus a bright
future and will continue with a steady
uiid permanent growth. The 1000 census
Choree placed the population of Hepp
vur f.t llo-i. The town now has, oonser
'Vtiiiv.'ly eoenkiug, H00 population.
Morrow county is cow on the move
ru.-.i tuuiiy people will owe Lere within
t j next few years, Heppuer being oeu-
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Henry Uappner, for whom tbe city of
"cieppner was- named, is one of the very
'.v,rly pioneers of Morrow county. Mr.
L'jr uer camped on the present town
viii A Deppner on July 4, 1872. Ever
f- 'i-' f has beeo identied with Morrow
county interests and tbe city of lleppner.
For tbe upbuilding of Heppner, Mr.
IJ-paer Las always been a prominent
f k-!;r. By tard work and good business
J wo eat, be if, toJay, tbe Ihrgest
f lt-A I-aftl taipayer in Morrow county.
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Mr. r.!;ic!;'ii :!i was ti. i 'i in N- vv York Hfy in 1S4 . Two ymirs
later bis p.-nents i.u. v! to nn I'laiiois.-i;, where he reci ived bin
education, fi;i:.shi:ii with a thorough ro:i : . at tt;e S ui l'i iinriwo
l.nciness Coii.'.'c. In 1 TS, he w as r.tari : I !o Miss Ili-ppne-, a lis
ter of Henry il-i'niui, i I this city.
Coming 1. 1 1 1 . p j ; 1 . - r in M:iv, 1 --vh Mr, r.laek fnati was em j- loved
in the nieica .ti e:-;,il.li.-i in ii,t of 11-jiii y H.-pp er an 1 afterward
imrehased tlr" hiisii ess.
Mr. r.lack!n;io as tlie iii -.'. " ;v,--r of 1 i-on.'.e:-, and was hon
ored with thi" position f r f-mr consecutive teims. lie tins aiways
been an unco )) p( (,ri;i in ,l,.iioci at , li:t i',oin his populaiity has
been warmly supported by his many frici ds outside of his party.
In lS'.'O h carried the s-rat ni;il district of (irant, Harney, and
Morrow counties, and wa elected to the siati; seuale. In thi.s jiohi
tion be was faiihf.T, f oi vi:ir .villi ability tu-l acquitting himself
with credit.
He was one of the delegates to the national convention that nom-
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Shoe House in Heppner
I make a study of the Shoo Business in every detail
for both city aud country trade. My winter stock was
never more complete of the celebrated
Edwin Clapp & Son Shoes.
Clapp Shoes are backed up by reputation. They have
ftood the test for years. This brand is a guarantee of
Ood goods.
Ladies' Fine Shoes.
My stock of Ladies' Shoos was purchased to suit all
demands as to fit and style. Quality is my specialty.
Shoes for Hard Service.
Fanners, 6tockmen and others where downright hard
service is required. High tops and comfortable shapes
in all weights, llubber goods and feet protectors.
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to inated Cleveland in lS'.jJ, and was also chosen as a member of the to
notification committee to inform Mr. Cleveland of bis nomination.
On Jan. S, 1S'.'4, lie was ajp.;intel by President Cleveland as col- to
p lecter ot internal revenue for theMistrict of Oregon, Washington, &
and Alaska. To perform the duties of tiiis important ollice, Mr. jj
r.Iatkman liad cbarge of about 50 clerks and deputies, serving four to
years.
In 1001, lie was one of the O.egon representatives at the Pan- p
Arnernan exposition. to
In 100J, be was the unanimous choice of the State Domocratic
j convention f-ir Sta' Tieasurer. J
Mr. Dlackman has loiu been identified with Hepjmer and Morrow
n- county interests. His attention is now occupied with mining inter- Ji
ests and be makes bis borne in lleppner. J'
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It is excelled bv 4io other coueh
remedy and is sold by our own
guarantee that it will give satisfac
tion or your money will be refunded.
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