Heppner gazette., July 12, 1906, Image 4

ic Hcppncr Gazetu
5Iitn!il.i lii Murcli ";, !sv;.
II tUD TH JR33AY MOrKslNG.
Kivcl Wiirnook
he PostntWat Jlepr!-.tr Oregon. a
i?coict iliias nmtror.
July 12. 1906
I. J.-t J IC KO.tUK 1H 1 '.tills
:Sj- of c w l.litc iirt) t 1 )n
1 IJulicr 'ily nil ICuuit
l Sound.
.-V wm,- fleet tic lailroii'f, known m llit
Q r-iX&x v'c NoMhern, with tlm essteii
fwMit Maker City. ami the elen
l-jr.T-ijy.Hjtt ooiiie point on I'lliiet S nun)
!V cioject tlif linns of which feaclie"
Vs-.iivtive miles cf (he line ha
ftiBsfy 4-een surveyed and the party if
a i- osmped on Uoi-k .:eek, imiit 1
iKitt utii of Sardman. i. W.
Vtuzihu'e, f the Walia Walla firm oi
Xms- . Wink It, is chief tuifV-yo' tf
tf -rrxEd. ami j i,ow in the icinitv it
ArtvajtO'i.
'I"Sie iine an p'ir-vt-("ieKi gv a through at
LCJL country lor a lailroud. It goe.
'sft tliH fini-t holy of timber in tin
merit auntains, ami then ftps some ol
:.! naval !'ut jjj land ia Eastern
SvmVnH"" have a'remlv hen taken at
a-v-erJ ,-?0("nt9 cn the Columbia, to as
etrr, A l-e most feasible crossing. This
irjvn li. e pun iienr Alt. Adams bf
t.iasst probable. This is said to be
tfm. tsst -rHctii-al pass in the Cascade
xMxr and is bairn; very closely serutin-VMit.-y.r
ttevemi d.tl'erent parties.
tt. tis tr'armised that eas'ern capital if
.4. o." fce Fohemp, but whether it bah
swseetion with any ot tho great
K4i!fflC'utuiental roads in not known.
Arbie Cos, ol Rhea Crefk, wa?
Rrtffai this week by Deputy
Gams, and Forestry Warden
Hentli chHrefd wiih operating
irriiig ditches contrary to law.
Ti feeing the first offense and as
3fc. Cox plead absolute ignoiance
re Ahe y!fcv., he was discharged
JTr. He&ih -otfttfe to the Gazette
tttMLfll violators uf the law in the
ttieicfd whether it be lack of creen
irrigating ditches or other
tkvn s of the game or foreHtrj
tiixf;.ill be vigorously prosecuted
If& cwe this as a note of warning.
M death elso states that al
Vt.nti, wAio desire to limit will
farot.'yie bj taking out hunting
.ec'rct,,
Twenty Year Battle.
'I 7tb ft1oe.r ia a twenty year battle
n(.ii '-jVrjjuic piles tied rxaligoaot sores,
Urttil I tr;d Liac-tlen's Arnio SHh-e;
mtnfJi Z i.vrts.-el the tide, Ly curitg both,
ri vi'i. Boe rerottitji-," writes A. M.
Orrvtt-, t Faraivillc, Va. Best for old
TVivM. Ct, Bams and Wouada. 25c
of tbe most widely traveled
ciiiLiGUie world was Prof. Henry
A. WrJ, who was killed in an
ati?an'b'il3 acciJent at Buffalo, a
fer 4kvs ago. Hid trnvel3 were
'jraiitV tor the purpose of collect
iflg. sat 6 writes, aud he owned the
IT4fi.'.5GliKtioQ in the world, es
tvrafuij theve the propertv of thi
CT.fni.a and Austrian govcr:.-
Uif 2t5
A Hard Lot
nttracliaa lo cou'tt-fji wiih, spring f rr n
mtttrjp.i tirer nnd blockaded bowels un
laaf: i f hw&keo tbem t their propei
tetiun. rii!i Dr. K'rg's Nev Lif Pills.
Gi li fe Ht!t est and most tffective enn
t-trt !fi-ei 3Rti :u. They prevent Appeo
l.eiifci tul tote up tha sfltui. 2"o at
l' J5h vt S- S ir.'s drug etoie.
'Hov'.!iulter .Tlcrliiis.
o7 the stocIiLolilers o
Weevil us2 Millini
: rtt
be at their o.Tue ii
Jfi'on, ou TuesJaj
17, I '(,, u 2 o'clock . rn.
r r'&; parposif of eleetini; fivt
c-Tr,:-rv ? r. I for tli tiaLsictioi
f i.csines as tuny come be
fjrt z.iii -.iieetiuf;.
H. F..ifrnd, Secretary.
IWlfo'iJf. Juue 11', l'.0(i.
ZV. -juipTLtiit bureau of tb
ilti.iaiL ."-'iteH tavy ftinl aimj
t-iut t:t the additional stai
r-zxn-itLUitz Oklahoma the 40ll
tioi be added to goreru
vwrsA tt g and ensigns ont l Jab
V, I'Jttl. After that date it wili
fV&tr all government flag
Whv Don't I Io:iic.-eckcrs Conu To
County?
Morrow county produces more wealth per capita than any other county in
the ptate of Oregon. Our territory within conn y Hue. is 7f miles in length by 8"
miles in width, larte enough for a state, b it with not enough population for a good
sized country village. Only .r000 people in the county.
Kvery year we trow about 1 ,000,000 bushels cf w heat. This is worth about
W bare about 225.000 head of sheep w oil h about .foti.'.iHiO, after shearing
while the WOOi from these sheep will sell for S;H!0,000. Then there are horses and
a'.t'.e worth at east a ha f a million mo e.
These are the main items In the wealth producers.
It don't take much figuring when you look at t!i"se fimes to come to the
conclusion that Morrow county peup e make some money. We lure the Soil, the
iliuntt and the goods to make good.
M irrow county's climate is pleasant and healthful.
Morrow county people aie prosperous. Motjw county ppop'e hare money.
Here in the town of tleppner wo have two buiks. The First National in publish
ed statements shows deposits runnirg from half a mil ion dollars up. Both banks
have a big business. lleppn'r can show ha lare-t l ink deposits of any town of '
its size in the Northwest, and it should Ln lemembeied that Lexington, nine miles
away, and lone, IS miles f.-om llepiner both have banks doing a good business.
This looks like Morrow county pe.5ph have money.
But look here, almost half tne population of Morrow county reside in the
towns. This leaves only between 3,000 and 4,0.10 people in a territory 75 miles in
length by 35 miles in wealth. Don't yon think there is room for more people.
Tea or twelve years ago land in .Morrow county went begging at from $100 to
$250 for a quarter section.
Five years ago this land had looked up to irC.OO and $7.00 per acre. Today
this land id wo'th $15 per acre w ith a few of the choii est lots nonie times bringing
$20 per acre. Now the old timers aie wondeiing w hy tliey did not take advantage
of this cheap land. They cou d have made a bariel of money.
Over in the adjoining county of L'tnatilli wheat lands today are worth from
$50 to $75 an acie. O i the other side of us is Sheiman county with wheat lands
selling from $25 up. Here we are betweeu with jnst as good land land at $15 per
acre. Our lands are sure to go up in price. In a few years the people here wil
be again woudering why they did not buy some of this $15 land. The proposition
is the same now as it was a few rears ago, but it takes more money. Last year
and year before a number of good farmers bought wbet lanJs and paid for it
with the first crop.
Come to Morrow county and investigate this land business.
Following are a few samples of what we have for sale:
No 1 320 acres, 13 milei souili ot
lone, 220 acres in cultivation and is in
crop. One third of crop delivered in
lone goes witn place. All fenced with 2
wires. Pi ice $4,500. 82,500 cash,
balance in 2 years, 8 per cent
No 2800 acres, 12 miles south of
lone, 500 acres in cultivation 285 acres
in grain, will summer fallow balance.
Good well water, fair buildings a.d one
mile from school. Price including crop
and summer fallow, 812,500. $3,0u0
cash, $2,000 alter harvest, balance in
one half crop payments at b per cent.
No 3 640 acres, Si miles south of lone,
450 acres in cultivation, 100 more can be
plowed, 155 acres in wheat. Fair
buildings, and all fenced with 2 wires.
Price fncluding crop, $10,500, $3,500,
cash, small payment after harvest,
balance to suit purchaser.
No 4 430 acres, IV.J miles from Lex
ingtoD, all in cultivation but 5 acres,
running water, all fenced. Price per
acre $20 UO. One half cash, balance on
easy terms.
No 5 40 acres, 12 miles from Hepp
ner, 300 acres in cultivation, ti!) acres
more can be plowed, 150 acres in grain
Windmill and plenty cf water at house
and running water in pasture. All
fenced with 2 wires. Small orchard.
Th'ee ouarters of mile from si-lnxil.
,1 j
!
I'rice includ na crop, $N 000
o-j i f
;
cah, balanse on easy terms.
No il i40 acres, 5 miles from Ilepp- .
ner, all tiliahl ; but 50 seres, 300 acres j
in whet. Plenty if water, and fiir
buildingi. Youn orchsrd. Price in-
eluding crop $20.00 per acre. One iiali
casli ba'ance on easv terms.
No 7 Sto:k ranch, 7220 acres all
disced with 3 wi-e, wateied by feveial $1,400 down ba'ance to suit purchaser.
Timber Lands in Quantities to Suit at Reasonable Prices
For further infoi mation call cn ct a id ess
FRED WARNOCK, iMOSE ASMBAUGH,
Heppner. Oregon Eight AUIe, Oregon
Pacific University
FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
A HIGH-GRADE COLLEGE WITH
SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT.
Beautifully loc-ited twenty-six miles ;
from Portland. j
Full regular college courses.
Academy Rives stronp prcjiaratorj' and ,
li'gh .School courses. j
Conservatory of Music and School of ;
Art, with superior instructors. I
Business branches taught.
Gymnasium and Field Athletics under 1
a Physical Director. 1
Well-equipped Laboratories.
Library' of J3,mh) Volumes. '
Healthful social life; religious influences.
AH student enterprises active.
THE SCHOOL THAT STNDS FOR THE
BEST IN EDUCATION ,
VJRITE FOR CATALOGUE
CI TAT I OS.
In tiie roiii.ry Cnurt of tlip State of Ori'jron
for th .n.ity of Morrow.
In the matt-rof the !te of Olin War-Ion, a
minor.
Onler to hiw ratine why Order of Sale of
Ileal Kstt- - louid riot tie nmR'.
It 8inri:,g Ir, the ruil Court, by the Petition
:his ilw.v pr -.-ntol wnn ti I -! Iiy A. W. "ailing the
'iiiHrilmn "f the Kataieof Olin Wor len minor
prajinx for an order of pale of r-al wfato, that
t : tiecary to toll th all of th rl estate
bolonKinK ' sni1 minor, in order tt.at the iro.
eedx irotu thcMtine may be invented in a more
pron table manner.
It .. th-.. ..rHenHl the T W. Aver.
indite f a.!d court, that Grant Worden. Olin
Ar nlen. the next of kin and all irona in er- :
atl in the relate of aaid minor, appear be.fi.re ,
id County Court on Monday the 6th day of
aKnt, tom at ino'ciork in the forenoon of aaid j
lay. at the Court room of Mid Conntw Court at
cha Conrthouae to the rity of Heppner in the ;
County of Morrow to ahow oaaae why an order I
honld not t granted to the aaid A. W. HaJlnc.
ald Ouardian toaellaoall of the hereinafter
deecribed rel estate of the aaid minor to-wit:
An oodlrided one anth interest nk. Bee.
31 in Tp. 3 & K. 24 E. W. M.
Also aa undiTlded on Sixtk interest In ths
(ollowtog tract of land la ths town of Hard-
n, vrscon: Becinnlna'I.Ucnaina East anl
M ie-t Houtta of N corner of NE' of n 54 of
-.. In Ip.iH. R.2JE. W. M.. running thence
VotB 4 chains, taeurs East 2.S0 ehalas. thence
North 4 raalat thawa Wast 'Jt chains to Dlaca
of Vef.nalig containing n acrs
Morrow
spring branches and creeks. There is
about 75 acres set to alafilfa, 250 more
in culiivation, two fair houses, two good
8hep sheds. Located in the best grass
section in Morrow county. Price per
acie $0.50. One third cash, balance on
easy terms.
No 8 2S0 acres timber land, good
house and barn, all fenced, 25 acres
meadow or bottom land. Oae mile
from good saw mill, miles from
school, 10 miles from Haidman. Price
per acre $10.00. $500.00 cash, balance
to suit purchaser.
No !) 320 aores timber and srrass
land, 3 miles from saw mill, all fenced,
plenty of running water, small house.
Pri e $1000. Small payment down,
balance on easy terms.
No 10 (540 acres, 525 acres in cultiva
tion, balance can be farmed, 300 acres in
summer fallow, fair hoine snd barn and
other out buildings, fenced and cross
fenced with 2 wires, county rosd runs
on one side, one half mile from good
chool. !S miles from tailroad station,
Price 120 00 per acre, including summer
fallow. One third cash, balance on
easy terms, S per cent.
N 1110) ncres, (Smiles from liar
man, well watered by springs, plenty of
timber for home use, comfortable five
room triune house, cellar, milk house,
LiiaS h l...i,n .-.... I 1 l U .
ii.Mi.-c, ,i.iji lit, iir jtiiti niiup, oaiu
room for 1l' head of stock. Hay barn
-1i-4. eat Me shed 24xi;i, wagon and tool
'til Aboii 4) acres jn eultiva-
'-'on, m i c co .11 easily Ve put in cuitiva-
'ion. Urclia-ti ot apple, plum, prune,
per and cherry trees just beginning t
bear, one half mi?e from school house,
3 miles from saw mill. Price $2,000
OREGON
ShotUne
and union Pacific
Cnlv Line EAST via
SULT LIE 3i mm
TWO TRAINS J3AILY
. u
Tixz mjh::di-les
I'ast MmH rr
KmH ami Ut
Fast Mi!-Frorn
nr ud M est
Exprcsa Kor
h-Kkt and Went
Expre- Froin
Ke:t and i t
iMily
Akkivki
'.cfXi a. rn .
1:35 p. m.
y.'. a. in.
'tj-'ip.
STEAMER LINES.
Beat
r. .. . . " o-'..i
'""" -". '':i'l. "fill, Iti..(!,dence.
i?4"", .''a mU Wa and Wlll.iiiettc
'
SNAKE muro Dni i-r-r-
rMrt rtlVLn ROUTE.
Steamer between ft!pria and ljewlton lean
Riparia dally at lu:i a.
returning leave Lewiatou daily at a. m except
' riday.
. D qrrir,t .
Ill.llLCftON, Agtnt. HcDDDef
L. CKAIU,
ANTED: -ttentleman or lady with rood
refareDce. travel by rail or with a tie lor
firm of tXQh capital, mlarr II V.tMi per
year and expenses: aasry paid wreklr
eipeaiws srtvasjed. Address with ;amp,
A. Alsisnder. Reppser, Orscon.
iuu psr
ana
Jos.
MijIO-Nori..
THE CASH SHOE STORE
IS THE PLACE TO BUY GOOD SHOES
make l sixvialitV of
1 r- I --"l - ,' ....... ,-, 7 -
we can reironiinend and make 'odi1 any time they fail to tfive sat
isfaction. We do not handle JOB SHOES hat buy direct
from the Factory, where thev are made for us. This
week wo are showing
VACATION SHOES AT VACATION PRICES.
8750
AC(
'i ff T.vvy
mM 9125
STOSfi L t.viv
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Misses Black Strap Sandals and Oxfords, broken sizes $1.75 values if 1.00
Misses Buckskin Moccasins $1.2,. 1.25 Childrens Tan Shoes 75c
Ladies and Misses Tan Hose Lace or Plain, J15e values 20c
Wen's Unlined
STAMP ACTS.
Japan has just issued a three sen
stamp to commemorate the amalgama
tion of the Japanese and Korean postal
departments. It is printed In carmine,
the jubilee and national color.
A well known English philatelist
claims that the five shilling stamp of
New Zealand Is the handsomest stamp
In existence. It pictures the famous
Mount Cook and Is printed in a rich
shade of vermilion.
Brazil through its more than sixty
years of stamp issuing has managed
to get along without using watermark
ed paper, but very recently three
values of the current set appeared on
paper containing the letters "Estadoa
Unldos Brazil."
The Sydney (N. S. W.) Thilatelic club
has made preparations for the celebra
tion of the jubilee of the five ponce
green, the "grand old stamp of philate
ly," having been in use continuously
for fifty years without surcharge,
change of color or design. . This re
ninrkable record has not been paral
leled. ENGLISH ETCHINGS.
In EiikIiiikI, where fads and fashlous
,!ian( slow ly and the roads are good,
bicycle manufacturers are still doing a
good business.
A Liverpool man of wealth supplies
envelopes free to nil business houses
willing 1o permit him to print upon the
backs texts from the Scriptures. He
spends $2,000 or $3,000 a year In this
curious way.
Tbe Nelson statue in Trafalgar j
square, London, is already decaying, j
It is found that the only stone that re-1
sits the foggy atmosphere In London
! portiaud limestone, of which St
Paul's cathedral Is bulit.
FOR THE CHILDREN
-s&ii-.''
A Trick VIth Cards. -.
Tricks with carJs and domiiios af
ford a pleasing entertainment, and one
termed "the nailed card" is surprising.
It Is performed in this way: Take a
Cat beaded nail and file it down until
Its point is as sharp as a needle and
the head Is quite flat. The nail should
be about half nn ln"h long r even
shorter. J'nss the jinU though Jhe
center ofnny card, say the ace of
spades, and conceal It In your left
tfaud. 'Take anoihefpiu-k of cards, get
the ace of spades to the bottom and
n!' iw" tlien. to be Inspected. When the
cards' are "returned shuffle them abou! )
end exchange the pierced card for the j
other. I'nt the pierced card at the j
bPtom of the pack and throw Uie
cardd rvJi'J' osninKjLfdoor. when j
n",in.ii n.?"-? driven IrrJ 'Vs the pros-1
sure of the other cnrd Z&tUjgih
Lend, and ihe chosen ruLwlji. je6r
nailetl to the door. The naiTsho"!ttd be
put through the face of the card, so
that when the others fall on the floor
it remains facing the spectators.
"
TIi Joy of Primer. '
Let a in bitiou.s . men -'ho think that
hifili place means happiness read the
words of President Loubet of France,
who goes out of ollice In a short time:
' I await Teh. IS wiih the greatest im
patience. I shall leave the Klysee never
to return. I shall dine alone with my
wife and children in the privacy of
homo. I shall nllow nobody to disturb
my privacy that evening. There will be
fumily rejoicings with the dor closed.
The president of the republic is a pris
oner." t
A rawadlaa lafereace.
w York, whose annual dead rata
used to equal and one or twice even
exceed !t birth rate, has of late been
bowing a change for tbe better, and
last year there was an excess of births
oyer deaths of some 30.000. Perhaps
thta la another evidence that New Tor id
Is no longer an American city, as re-j
gmrdt 0 nAUonality of the majortt
( Its p Montreal QsMtt.
fittiim- till' feet m-niiei-lv witli-
Ladies hih top unlined lkickskin Shoe with Elk Sole,
H-ill iia Ldiii .....1 :.. . l l ....
urn inn miji, I11U 1 UMlllilllU IUI1I1U1 ulUIL, till iut ll
uuu"p ,""-
Ladies Tan Kussia calf Blucher shoe, with flexible ex-
u.iu;iuii nun , WM1 cllIU UUliAlllt. yj.JJ
IfN !lll Hill lurm .liu T nu
k liiucner cut alucs at
--- v .,vt nun cic? -i n o
l T.ndiuc Tilnr.l' A..f.,il.,
vAiuum, niiiiiu
Misses Brown Vici Blucher
(0 ' 1...
ff:?y
uiiias " " "
Seamless Harvest Shoes
Parasol Umbrellas
A SHIPMENT OF
THE NEW KIND
Serviceable in Rain or Sunshine
Tliey two iiiadc in the fashionable two
toiit'd colors and white, of jrooil quality
silk, that will shed the rain and protect
you from the driest and warm rays of our
summer sun. Plain enameled steel rod and
frame with natural umbrella wood handles.
The very tiling to j,ive you that stylish
dress tinished appearance.
THE PRICE IS
MINOR &
I GILLIAM
JD
GENERAL
HARDWARE
FARM MACHINERY
HARDWARE
TOOLS
CUTLERY
TINWARE
. i
, Jy
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I
Ijii
Wc Have a First
GILLIAM
THE BREWERY
The Best Liquors
and Wines.
HOPGOLD BEER
Leading Brands of Cigars
C. F. McCarter, Trop.
-nml slides tlie kind tlmr,
jij.ij
lir..li i nvHLian uidou
$..uu
to -.n '..l,i,. F 7.1
jp.uw f aim v 'If T'
11 ..:,.., (&" 0 1 V.. l,-.,, 1 (III
pimt Jf-". ciiu'-s...'(f i .
Oxfords, extension soles
ni
i.d
l.G.i Values $1.25
o
COMPANY
T
0 nTOTlTT
Class Plumber
& BISBEE
Before You Order
Tombstones, Marble
or Granite Work
Yon will do well to see
Monterastelli Brothers
and get prices. They have
a fine stock on band.
91 A 1.1 STBEETt HEPMCI,
A