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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1908)
The Heppner Gazette ' Etabliiii)' March SO, 188S. ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING. A Fred Warnock fettered at the Poatoffice at Heppuer Oregon, at lecoud-claM matter. Thursday. March 26, 19bs Elections fpr 1908. Registration opened Jan. 6th. Oiosea for primaries April 7. Primary electious April 17. Registration leopena April 21. Closes for election May 15. General election June 1. Registration reopeos Sept. 20. Closes for election Oct 20. Presidential election Nov. 3. Dr. Alexander Reid, formerly of lonrt and for many years a resident f Morrow county, is a candidate to nomination on the republican ticket for state Dairy aDd Food Commissioner. Dr. Reid will no d jubt yet a big vote in this county. Mr. W. B. Barratt, from Hepp- aer, was a visitor here Monday and Tuesday. Mr. B. is a candidate for the uomination for couuty judge He is an old resident of the county, and promises if elected to devote lis entire time to the duties of the ffice. Irrigon Irrigator. Mr. J. G. Crawford, candidate rr the nomination for fl8-'pt-sor, was in Irrigon visitor Monday acd Tuesday. Mr. Crawford is a son f Rev. Mr. Crawford, of the Chris tian church, who has occupied the pulpit here a number of times. He Js a brother of Vawier Crawford, late county clerk, and now assist ut cishier of the Dank of Heppner. The young man seems a very nice and capable chip, and wold prob ably do his best to render exact justice if elected. He comes from good stock, and seems worthy of his kin. Irrigator. aunot see how it will be possible 'or the manufacturers to run through to the new clip wools with nut libernl purchasing from deal ers' stocks, s provi?ion must be made for the finishing up of t' e very unsatisfactory heavy-weight season with old wools, end it is the finish of this tame heavy weight season that promise to to tive strength to ihi closing weeks of the old wool year. The grower promises to stand pat for the first pait of the season at least. lie cannot, and does not expect as much for his wool a he received last ear, bat neither does he expect a slaughter price. He will hold oat, aud so will dealers who have pufl'eied eevere losses for the past two years, and the result should be a tapid house cleaning of old wools along iu April and May when buyers are coming back to the New York markets to buy generously, unless signs fail. II this baying develop-, and there is no price basis fur new wool agreed upon, aiid it will be later than May in our judgment before the new p ice basis is fixed, manufacturers mast have large supplies of woo or go out of business. In the past when wool was actually needed for consumption, there was very little price dickering, and as we view the situation, the price dickering, if any, after the first of April will le upon a considerable higher basis than at the present time. American Wool aud Cotton Re-porter. Geo. Bleakman, candidate fc r the nomination of couuty commis sioner for the four year term, was a visitor in Heppner yesterday. Bears the & 1 nB m IQU H3VB Al.vaVS BOUgHl Signature Jf Sjj US Marquardsen's Anniversary Sale There is just one way to tell. That's to compare prices and quality. We quote our prices openly to all and print them in plain black letters. We earnestly ask you for a comparison. That's Marquardsen's way. Immigrants came to the United Stats iaat year to the number cf 3,124,814. Estimates of births iu the United Stale, based on avail able statistic.-, piao1 the number anywhere from 3,000,000 to 8,000, (00. The lack ia many places of systematic record of vital statistics makes it impossible to give definite .figures. Taking the lowest estimate, it is trident that the population is be ing it.creas3d much more rapidly ly births than by immigration, and that the fears sometimes ex pressed lest native-born Amer'cai s may be outnumbered by aliens are aseess. While many of the adult aliers yearly arriving in tl u country may divide their love between their adopted end tin if native lands, the millions of children who are born Jiere every year will grow up as American . Figures as to the foreign inva sion louk large wLen taken by them&elvcr, but when contrasted with the home product there seems no cause fur fearing that substan tial Ameiicanifcin is threatened. We have x oveJ our office ti the Yet- ger building on Main street, where we will keep on hand flour, mill feed of all kinds, rolled barley, seed grain and baled bay. Call and see us when in town. Morrow Warehouse Milling Co. J. MAX JEOO Chinese Root and Herb Doctor. He is an experienced compounder of Chinese Medicine. He treats success fully all private, nervous and chronic diseases, also blood, stomach, heart, lnn$j. liver, kidney, female weakness, catarrh and all diseases of the body bv trie use of roots and herbs, especially prepared for each case. If vou cant call at his office, write for home treat ment. Consultation free J. Man Foo, successor to Hong Wo Tong: Chinese Medicine C, 117 W. Second St., Al bany, Oregon, To whom it may concern : I have the work to sue to at the ceme tery for the summer, and hiving worked there last su mer wnuld say that I am be ter prepared to do the work now. I pay for the water, ( harees reasonable. ALBERT WILLIAMS. Lock box 73, Heppner. A Real Saving on Standard Goods White Iteana, 20 pounds for ' $100 Bnyo IVniiB, 20 pounds for.. j 00 Fink Beans, 20 pounds for i 00 Lima Beans, 15 pounds for 100 10 pound sack White or Yellow Corn Meal 38 10 pound sack Hominy , 35 22 pouuds of best Oat Meal 1 00 15 pounds best Jap Rice 1 OO 6 pounds Arbuckle or Lion Coffee l 05 6 pounds of good Green Coffee ' 1 00 Best 25c Boasted Coffee. .- 23 l-2c Same in 1-2 drums, per pound 20 Chase & Sanborn's famous Coffee from 25c to 40c less in quantity. Stock Salt per pound oi 4 pound sack Table Salt v 10 10 pound sack Table Salt 25 50 pound sack Table Salt 70 50 pound very best Salt (none better) 80 We sell Flour same price as the Mill and guarantee price to be right. 25 bars of Swift's Bride Soap at 1 OO 20 bar box Golden Star, regular $1 value at 85 Fels Naphtha 10 bar box 65 75 doz of high grade Toilet Soap, regular 5c to 10c values, think of it, OJcakes'for 10 15c bottle Blueing, 2 for 15 12 cans of Lye for 1 OO Best Gloss Starch, 8c, 2 for 15 German Ball Bluing, box 10 Good Canned Corn, per can 10 Same, per case 2 25 (iood Tomatoes, per can , 10 Same, per case. 40 Canned Alaska Salmon, per can 10 Carnation Cream, per can 10 Canned Benches, Pears, and Apricots, per can 20 Same, per case, 24 cans as.st 4 70 We are sole agent for Allen & Lewis Preferred Stock of Canned Goods. We guarantee, our prices. Please remember we have no old canned goods on hand. Wo made a special buy on Star Tobacco. Have n big shipment coming to sell at 46c or a 12 lb box for 5 50 Note our new price on Golden Gate Baking Powder, 1 pound 40 2 1-2 pound can, per pound J. 36 5 pound can, per pound ; .... 34 This is the lowest price ever quoted In Heppner. Pure ground Mustard, 1 pound can 35 Pure ground Pepper, 1 pound can 35 Full Cream Cheese by the whole cheese, per pound. . 19 Lee & Perrlns Sauce 30 Preferred Stock Catsup, bottle 25 Heinz Baked Beans, the 25c cans at 20 5 pounds Pure Lard 70 10 pounds Pure Lard 1 40 20 pounds Pure Lard 2 75 Brooms 25, 35c and 40 Best Dletz Lantern, only 65 Bietz Cold Blast, $1.25 kind for 1 10 Galvanized Wash tub No. 1. 80 Spring Clothes Pins at 1-2 price. The best U. S. Spring Clothes Pin, regular 10c, 12 doz for ... . 65 (No less than a gross sold at this price) Coal Oil, per case 2 75 Sure Catch Mouse traps ,1 for ' 10 Galvanized Water Bucket 25 Granite Iron Tea Kettles, first grade 1 00 " Stew Kettle covers, all sizes 5 Best Heavy re tinned Milk Pans, G for 1 15 Patent clean cut Cake Pans 10 75 foot galvanized Clothes line 25 Mrs. Pots' nickel plated Sad Irons, per set 1 40 Extra handle 10 Best Dover Egg Bea ter 10 Granite Iron Cups, large size 10 Granite Iron pie plates, 2 for 25 Best 25c Sheet Steel Curry Comb 15 We also have a complete line of Granite Iron Ware and Disln's.all lirst quality at second grade prices. There are lots of other bargains iu this department, but can't list for want of space.- Read these items over carefully. Compare every price with the prices charged elsewhere. We do not ask favors. Its prices aud quality on which we expect your business. It's a cold blooded money proposition, measured in value by dollars and cents. If we can save you money we believe we are entitled to at least a part of your business. If you buy on time you pay for that accommodation by paying long prices. , MARQUARDSEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE 3 saz.Trs'jrTS'.Ta: D. O Justus left yesterday morn ing for La Grande, on business connected with the land office. Heath & Walton REAL ESTATE Timber Locations a Specialty Farm Lands. Stock Ranches. HEPPNER. - OLEGON - Wanted and For Sale Glasses propeily .fitted at P. O. Bora's. tf. Highest cash price paid for hides, pelts and furs. Thill Colin. WOOL. The restii6ted demand ior wools would be a reaeoDable excuse for considerable anxiety iu the Bos ton, New York and Philadelphia markets, but for ihe fact that there is a general belief that the worst has been passed and the next change will be improvement in demand and stronger prices. There tr two particular rea sons for this Lope and belief; lirst, from the fact that manufacturers Lave no !ar supplies of wool in their war.-Lou.-es, and secondly, from tie probable attitude of the growers, who for two jears have been remarkably prosperous and who will not easily capitulate at the present price basis that is be ing talked of for the new clip. Both reasons are logical. We 5ii 5 perceu Tho Bros. off for CASH at mson Buy Your Furnishings and Clothing Here W a.sk your trade because we know you will appre ciate -oods of reliable quality sold jit moderate juices. Our stocks were never so jiri-e. Hie vjiriety to select from is very extensive, comprising Jill the Litest and most desirable pat terns. ICxjimine Jind compare pmlity; you'll find we ejve the largest se lection and jibsolutelv the most for vour nionev. Our new styles of shirts, neckwear, hosiery, gloves, lilts jind underwe;ir Jire in. We are showing the nicest line of ladies waists ever brought to Heppner, comprising j ill the latest styles. Come jind be con vinced. Our grocery stock is complete. We are here all the time Five per cent off for Cash We consider our monthly accounts the same as cash Thomson Bros. Pacific Lodging House C. IN. SHINN. Prop. Good clean rooms, none better in town. Come and Stop With Us MAIN STREET, HEPPNER, ORE. SALOON The Club For those who appreciate Quality. '-f J . ' ';... . mi MMMi M 1 1 C. A. TM1F.A, Pre.-i.lent. ' T. A. K 11 KA , Viot-l'i epitlt-nt (ii:0. CONSEli. Cashier E L. FKDKLAND, Aset. Cashier Oldest Bank in Morrow Co. The Firfit National has been identified with Morrow County intprests for over twenty years, and with our past experience we are prepaied 10 furnish all mxommodationa consistent with bound bank ing under t lie National Hank Act. We have always made a specialty of banking by mail. Customers out of town receive the same attention an those doinjj business at the bank. General banking business solicited. Four per cent paid on time denositH. m m i GILLIAM & BISBEE Liberty Meat Market 1 Boyer & Wherry Fresh and Salted Meats Fish on Fridays Highest market price paid ror fat stock HARDWARE HEPPNER. OREGON See our beautiful line of Holiday goods' consisting of cut glass, hand painted china, fancy crockery and glassware, silverware. Nov elty sets for all tastes com-, bining both beauty and service. GILLIAM & BISBEE 9 The Heppner Gazette and Oregon Semi-Weekly Journal for $1,75
