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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1908)
Tiie Heppner Gazette KutwMUhH March 30, 1888. ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING. Fred Warnock Entered at the Postoftice nt Heppner Oregon, ai ecomt-clHPH matter. Thuiwday April 2, 190S Elections for 190S. Registration opened J;iu. 0:b. Oloses for priumrics April 7. Friumiy elcctious April 17. Rfgititration ipopons April 21. Cloat'8 for election May 15. GeLeral election June 1. Registration ltopeus Sept. 20. Close for elcdiou Oct 20. Presidential election Xov. 3. GI'IC4.I; t'OMSF.lt. In the death of George Conser wehavo lost one of our foremost citizens. Id roan' ways Mr. Conser was a remarkable mac Aggressive, fear lees, honest, he leaves no enemies, for every one who knew him was his frieDil. Big henrted, faithful, and loyal to everything that was good, few men were his equal. Heppner and Morrow ''county will keenly feel the loss of George Oou9er. For every public enter prise, his name Leaded the list. For the public good he worked with all his forces with that unself ish zeal characteristic of the man. If anybody needed help, some how Couser was always there. The great respect, the magnifi ceut lloral display at his fuueial today was a fitting tribute Daring -his long residence in Ueppoer, Mr. Corser rarely missed a funeral. Hie highest and the lowest, the hottest day in summer, the stormiest day iu winter, could not keep him away. Sometimes the procession onlv consisted of the hearse driver and the big hea ted banker by his ide, but he was there to drop a flower here, a tear there, and always a' kind word which brought sunshine to lighten the burdens of the heavy hearted. Long residence and at the head of a big financial institution, Mr. Conser was a prominent factor in the growth and development of Morrow county. While his &aceessful bnsiness career can soon be forgotten, his noble traits of character can never be forgotten by any one who ever knew him. As the flowers are still fresh on his last resting place, Morrow county is in mourning today with sorrowful thoughts of the passing of a man whose life stands as a monument for which the human race should feel justly proud. greater aud the cost would have been much less. But then how could the state printer make a big fat fortune without the state print iog graft. Chamberlain is out for United States Senator on strictly a demo cratic and "non-partisan" ticket. Plenty of candidates aud not much politics seems to be about the situation in Morrow couuty before the primaries. Burns is certainly ahead that is in the way of arranging for a Fourth of Jnjy celebration. A meeting has already been held for the arrangement of a big celebra tion at the Harney county metro polis. Turkey Eggs Thorough.bred Bronze $1.00 per setting of 9. R. K Crawford. J. MAN JaTOO 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, liindt. liver, kidney, female weakness, catarrh and all diseases of the body bv the use of roots and herbs, especially prepared for each case. If von cant call at his office, write for home tieat nient. Consultation frpe J. .Man Foo, successor to Hons; Wo Tong Chinese Medicine C., 117 W . Second St.. Al bany, Oregon. Iteaolulloiia of Condolence. At a special convocation of Heppner Lodue No. (IS). A. F. & A. M., held on Marck 31st, 191)8. a committee was ap pointed to draft resolutions of condolence on t)io death of Brother George Couser. The committee begs leave to present the following in accordance therewith: Whereas, in the untimely death of Brother George Couser, Heppner L dge No. (i!), A. F. & A. M. has lost an hon ored and beloved member, and this community ne of its most valued do zen, one who st all time was ready to extend a helping hand to all in need, be it Kesrlved, that hile we are taught to submit to the will of the Grand Archi tect qrf the Universe in all things, we none the less deplore the untiiLely death of our beloved brother. For the pist twenty years he has labored faith fully as a mason amongst ne, and in public and privAte life has endeared himself to all, and be it further Resolved.vTbat we extend our sincere sympathy to the wife, relatives and friends of our deceased brother in their bereavement, assuring tnem that as a lodge and community their loss is also our Iocs. Resolved that these resolutions be spread upon the reoords of Heppner Lodge No. 69, A. F. & A. M., that a copy be transmitted to the wife of our deceased brother, and that a copy be sent to each of the Heppner papers fcr publicntion. Committee, Frank Gilliam Clyde Brock Geo. Noble. 3C Notice to Taxpayers. Iff it-' -Tv fM tOPYRIGMT.1908, , BRAWEGU.MNOHD 4 WOOD $10 00 To whom it may concern : I have the work to sue to at the ceme tery for the summer, and having worked there last summer would say that I am oe ter prepared to do the work now. I pay lor the water, Charges reasonable ALBERT WILLIAMS. Lock box 75, Heppner. GET THE BEST lis Lh Ji "jW Next Monday is the last day on which taxes can be paid without penalty and interest. After above date, 10 per cent penalty and 12 per cent interest will be added. E. M.SHUTT, Sheriff. Will buy any size, age or shaped man a suit of $14.00 Clothing at Eear3 tha Iho Kind Yjij Have Always Bought Signature , sS Jt We have oved our odico to the Yea ger building on Maiir stienf, w here we w 11 keep on hand flour, mill feed of all kinds, rolled barley, seed grain and baled hay. Call and sea as when in town. Morrow Warehouse Milling Co. AIARQUARDSEN'S The secretary of e'ate'.s office his a force of half a dozen people at work mailing the pamphlet con taininiug the initiative aud refer endum measures and the argu ments pro and con, which must be done accor Wag: t ) the terms of the etatute. The mailing room of the secretary'-! cilice has been glutted with mail s-acks for several days and although seventy-fcix of the big g'-verc merit mail bags have been filled with the pamphlets and eent to the postoffice, only about twenty-five thousand of the books have been mailed, out of a total of 125,000. Each pamphlet requires three cents in postage. State Printer W. S. Duniway stales' that the prititiug of the petition and other work connected with the proper observance of the primary Jaw coiihtitut(;s the yteates-t volume cf printing ev r turned out at any one tiiif1 by tli"1 Pl'ite print shop r-ince its establishment. A few das ago he became completely Bwampt-d and v, us up against the proposition of having 2.30,000 im-I-refteioms m in at. iti le f-hop or ci i:is:i!,.L- a ss. ..' .-m-sh. jv the ru.1-!! ;.- ohly t-;-i.ip ;r..ry he v.ou Recently Enlarged , WITH 25,000 New Words New Gazetteer of tho World with more than 2.5,000 titles, based on the latest census returns. New Biographical Dictionary containing the names of over 10,(JCOuoted persons, date of tiirth, death, etc. Edited by TV. T. irARKia,Ph.T).,I.L.D., Uuited Stutes Commissioner ot Kdueutioa. 23S0 Quarto Pages Now Platoj. 6000 lllustratiom. Klch Blndlnp. Needed ia Every Home Several people have bought tracts of laud iu Lincoln coiinty'on whifb tr raise fruit, bidieving that ti be a fine fruit region1. Heath & Walton Call and Inspect Them WELL WORTH THE MONEY OREGON - n .Bllli .Mihmtt, .Wanted anil For Sale Glasses Cork's. propeily fitted at V. O. tf. ! f FIRST ill MI 1 Also Webster'"a Collegiate Dictionary 1118 Iff6. UOO IllastratioD3. Regular Edition 7xI0i2?i inchc 8 binding!. Da Luxe Edition 05;xijil'i in. Trlnted from terra platn. en bihla parx-r. S brnotlfiil bindings. FREE, "Dictionary Wrinkles." Ulmtratod pampalcU. G. 5 C. MERRIAM CO., Publishers. Springfield, Mass. ESTATE Timber Locations a Specialty Farm Lands. Stock Ranches. OREGON HEPPNER, Highest cash price paid for hides, pelts and furs, l'hill Cohu. Pit 5 perceu I. off for CASH at or Bros. Thorns Buy Your Furnishings and Clothing Here A ask your tniuV ltof ;!t;st v.c know yon will n)prc fiatc jrooils of i"elinlc ijiiality sold at niodcratc n iccs. Otir stocks were lK-vci-o larp. Tlit variety 1o select iVoni is very I'xloiisivc coni)ri.si;io- all tho latest anil most desirahie u-, terns. I0.'amine and Pacific Lodging House C. N.SHI1NN. Prop. Good clean' rooms, none better in town. Come and Stop With Us MAIN STREET, HEPPNER, ORE m Oldest Bank in Morrow Co. C. A. IMIEA. l'reci.lent, T. A, KHKA, Vic.-l'resident (iKO. CONSEH Cashier E I,. FKDELANl), Asst. CaBhier SALOON The Club For those who appreciate Qual ity. JK. IS. WILEY Liberty Meat Market : 1 compare iiuant v: von lection ;:h1 nljso'niK'ly Our new styles of shirts, hatsxaml lni'lerwcnr are nicest line of l.nlies waisls conii-isin'i- nil tiie vinced. On i- irrofi ml cladr-d t hw i.i f tvn vumn of work iriuej ::ti-;- ofoat.-i'l. .tlui Htftt.-t-T::;iT.. If f!-.- :,-'v.t inattf r of tliin .Mil;.!)) i L'.'l i-i;t"i Kent to (In? ncvcp-ipi of tli" fct;itc, the jyubiiutj v.ouiJ Lavo Leeu much I we "i e tJie, lai'l'est so le most lor your money, lieckweai-. hosiery, iriov.es, in. We are showine- the ever inoiii'lit to I leiiDIier. . , , , at'.-t Styles. ('(Hile ;)il le (() T str ):;!; is 4-nJU "let e. We arc here all the time Five per cent off for Gash IVc consider cur i:onllAy accounts ll.c same as cash Thomson Bros. JiH l Boyer & Wherry Fresh and Salted Alcats Fish on Fridays market price The First National has been identified with Morrow County intprests for over twenty years, and with our past experience we are prepared to ftirninri all iiccomniodationa consistent with bound bank ing under the National Hank Act. We haveal ways made a Rpecialty of banking by mail. Customers out of town receive the same attention as thobe dointf businens at the bank. General banking business solicited. Four per cent paid '1 m GILLIAM & BISBEE HARDWARE k hc:t pau 1 for fat itocK ! IIEFPNEIt. OR KG ON See our beautiful line of . Holiday floods consisting o r of cut jjlass, hand painted china, fancy crockery and glassware, silverware. Nov- - city sets for all 'tastes com- hining both beauty and- $ v service. 3 GILLIAM' & BISB-EE 9 . ji j) j$y 1 1 1 , IIThe Heppner Gazette ' and Oregon Semi-Weekly journal for 1.75 .1 ' . - , 0
