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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1904)
The Heppner Gazette j FORWARD Take a glimpse into the future a little and see what" there will be for your choosing at MINOR- OOMFANY9 Ehtblif.hiH March "0, 1883. ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING. Warnoek te Harlan. Entered at the Postofflee at Hi-ppnor Oregon, as second-class matter. For this Fall and Winter. While we have not all of three in stock now we have a few of them, and will have them all later and many others which we cannot show here Thursday Oct. (5. 190-1 LOCAL OPTION. In last week's issue of the Ga zette there appeared a report of the lecture of Dr. Tufts, in which he reviewed the evils of the liquor traffic. far from disputing them these will be conceded by cot only those who indulge in alcohol- i ism, but bv those who dispense liquor as well. Hut giving the temperance agitator credit for all sincerity of purpose, as we view it lip is destined to failure, for rea sons which follow: We may safely assume thRtuo'r niio is in the liquor business for j i tin3 pleasure there is in it, but for j the profits derived from it And as long as there are profits made in i, all the hosts of temperance j j from Xea.l Dow and John B.Gough j f down will fail to eradicate it as an m : hi institution of the country. 'Jbefjj Anti-Saloon League, the W. C. T. jjj IT. r.ml kindled organizations innst! recognize this fact, judging notjjJ only from the history of the pa-t, i t but the very logic of the situation. b (iiven, a business where theper jj cent of profit is large, can it be j ' abolished? In the held of pst f- j 3 fort we will look to Khushs as 1 i e j beht examp'e, being the tirrt state itj where the Prohibitionists have had j Li things all their own way, but jr. which nevertheless has her saloons ! !! mi t'w. km Mm m m a ' i 5 4 4 1 !i CI $A IM 4hw in. II I ML MM M a I w Tli 8 an lcn-."h wn'kina The Dew ui?r.- t co-it wit'i Use skirt mmi n j l; ax ,ery (ice clodi butcher le-ok "' hi the -.ratrtHt The fhnrt inroj-ii te.l j-okets are TL? rn.jpt f-f;,M;-h suit will tin Hi o flti!! in -vulerc. M t;). !j .jf cioe rpvon ly t.'ii! w ni");t, t!iou;b ami in tht iavt sf -.f ! '.M u t hip t slei wn t hi -i I'll. the liloitfe frciii i- .-tili yood. N ft ' M Vr; V TToro 's pr. ri.sent j 1 nle : ,. w r 5 cit fo 1 i 1 U"S 'e lia a, i icv li.ii' of iln.s'.-. X- two alike. Wc tiiku unuri jf.)iul si.es and "blind jiigs" b' tlje thousand. In Maine, also, the nest best r'x arnple, liquor Iihs been sent every where through the Ftate tmder the guise of merchandise ever since the passage of all the laws framed $ against it. j Spa-mmJicaily, it is trn", ciri-s . and towns have lieen adminictered inti eiuirt to maintam it coms a l 1 1 I'.- U. .V Hi 1 . 1 ; I l' ! a. I t til I f V . Iff D (if 1 ii CI! i sl)l. c J,0;.i. two al'.'M 1 ii p i Tr I 'a i .j I'irA i:i'v Ml i':iv i"."i ii. i ' ' ' I j i i 1 1 1 1 i l i .. . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . I Ui U uss.irticent ir reaily for ynur iiinjiccticn. liore to tiood i' lit-ct. nwntn'iinttTwji'fw nwfimTmwu'wi 111 m hhwiiiiiwiwiiw h ii m w w m uiii wpi COUNTRY IS NOT DISTURBED. continued and laborious struggle, which owing to the proneness of man to sometimes relax hia ener gies (resolution ia not always up to the fusing pnint and s-uuK'tiuies warjs), renders Prohibirio.i i ver the exception, never the rn'e. ()ti the other hand the liqaor d,tl.T tntr Iirts tiie iucenlive of pr.'i!s to epur iiim on and his r-solnti" never bigg. TImi.-s :i v,h;hih5 ittary JJattaglie, the. iiifar.t daughter "f v. ltdiin gardener, was drowned in a tub of water at presidential election )vai bun'mes j x'onlnnd. Frid tv. conditions are eveu better through out the United States than they were one )ear a jo. August rail road earnings were over '' per cent greater than 1 lit yea.r, and Kep teasber reoorcs uro tt :M moi e c ;j- couragin'.'. l;iw!v r! week were neaily 20 j.er tviit high- j (-'ly "v:!1 1 er than in th-' cvr.-.-sp-.n lia,: w k ! tov:j :r t - - f last year. Mi.i t)- , hist Rational ank A temporary restraitiing order: has bei'n i s.-u d by J ud-' Groseiip, of C:iica..'o, ag-i in-1 l'J raih(ul ticket scalM'rs ot t! at i-it"- a. TiririL.. Dr. L V,. Me Daniels, vonr-.g- ! I'. A. OP" HEPPN K '. pf-):l.-?nt j t. - . ' K : .Vio-VcM-levt ! LI. L. ,;';M.'.''!J.ivri' h.,t . et i.r.iotieir;.- j.!.y-vr ;a . ll 1 .". (I t 1 ; f r :iK)yr of thf Transact z General Kankhuj Business. j)Aid on Time Deposits. Four per ccr:t. ! tween one chiSrof c.tiz"tj. two vwrk.-. III')! '-'c ; :i 1 - c i : g i . .r i tiif r ii .i IV: K i.,..,f ... i,, ; i" ' ' y ; ' v. r i 'l .:.,..!., . ! . .... '. I'uiiiig wet-kr- i if i'i-i : Aug WljlCll l i tOM-V'rll! l jl'.'if. Vr-l ; are always mettled, p rs .nnl en mities ae cu:j1 i ti ii." 1 y engeudcvt d, and sooi e.v r :.tter the liijK;.vH inU'i't ht:-5 f uny co.'iiiiuiify v.-jll oomp-ei it to 1 1 1 i- rnf by rnd ing (h a'ita'i Wish the best of intentions, th.-n f i.,. pf-ihi-liitiouiBts are but ;.i rj.-; i-.-itiu a condition they ae rvit:g- in ., j. trc' b.-Ciiuse of of eombiitli-.g it. f'oiitr!''.i-d ;. sta !e i wai L : e list expoits wc;" 8o.f;0i).( i00 grat- j er thnn Augu-f, exports cf '.)'X). j It is hard for the Nfv York j Parker Agitator to i:r'';o . n i '- j pre-"-s:o'i i!g';in-t sueii Msb-ti-.rdi'i! j facts. It 's haul for :n,i lo p ;- j suade tlie buH'sie.- s man that P;:-s. : . . f i luenr U OH'Wir. m m u--. oi A L-ve L!i':t.?r i:'l n.-: ti " . m i '. (. i' for n ; liar- nt' ' rnlv.. or'nile". Oft-' I -.!., ..' !.'o f-jr a ir, ' r, ijic :--iv :'. 1 me." Ii'-'- b"t ;--!.iv .' r. .! !. 'JV i' ti).-- Slcctini It 1 f. nr-ort M , r rirj b.'x r.f :.M-k.V-!,o Ar- -:::oirAvo!': c.- vr.T, I'.vrts of tiik '.vonr.n j:or,,iir AN-n .--oi,;) C'j!locti-.:.t. . H'on hU j.of-itKon rurtHnal.ieterrn.s. Suniius ami Jin.livi.kii prcf.tB. immn llJlrlaT;-.!rrTO..tvy-im:rrrl rJTw.-rr-iffliwa-j-.- '. '. ' ,.;, v. :.' A j l i t c ! ? lis r - -it ctiori w n .'.1 ' i great bu.-ii'.ess ia'.i-tc-is i oo;;;:t:-y. M i!:i:---t!y ii: I an Hatisi'h-d will i ..;i.-tlr U:a ! . tr,t-j r ;(.. ; i i - f m ; . , fi L.i'i- i I. ! ! 1' .' . i v i the nv.-iago prop1:;;. take i.Ia iu . tiui..-. and then eonlnleiice is solo :rc--tt in Pr:d"n!. ?.'-' Vi-il. ( !, j.j i - ,'i . :itUl)i!v t) ., ,, . , , , i ihey are gfioig ,'orwar.l v. ,th ;!..-ic t.i'T are. 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J x bit ion will iu j rohib't during an j im-nt in tlie 0:1 - I'os th- piMri" age wnen 'ii ruiing .;.irit :s coc- t-hows a d:la'M;;t-.1 nnearat.ee Kditorially, mak up and in geei al appearanc marked oetcriora i-K o ;i w i! 1 V"! v i. , the. ?, st. mill Ki t " : V ; ' .1 ..' irjd Cf.k i . ceded to be the pursuit of the Al mighty Dollar. Prohibition Las a mightier antagonist, unj tl at is MODERN BUSINESS. Lie.s;i tr,:il .1 o ev ty day. w ith a r.ice clean ; f tot k '-roe:ries o'i h-.xr.'h ' ("all and inspect. v 9 IIEITNKR PA KEilY, i i: )1' :a:.';ii ' . I r 01 . ouu, e;i -1 li'i-p il. !:. C- ! : .'!.'( : i h. 11 ! v, r:t-1 i'i.11 !'.!! r-.; -, l:!n.- r- i II I ',: MOV--. Hi. A fc'A 11. or" of O..I-C s-'iieiK- 'Am) l.';tllk- i'l, ! 1. !. ' ;it ( wo t hi-1 n ict, thiiik of ti e t-n iri t 1 vom. ;i hi.inket fur A '(' ii line O ijijll's" a:F't Hi: t ' .-'.; I J I l:ire tion is noted. Ijne v ill miss Aji-8 j Deaton. ' 1 Otto Fried, icb, Prop. $ S.J. WING Denier in New an! 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