Local Notes.
Pule of Wool Sale.
Heppijer May 2fJ; Jane
11.30.
Percy Jarmon, of Butter creek,
is in the city.
Now is the time to bay your new
hat. Don't wait. The earlier you
buy the more you have to eelect
from. For style and economy go
to Mrs. CohnV.
The Rev. Robert C. Ptnddock,
Missionary Bisbop of Eastern Ore
gon, will conduct services at All
Saints church, Friday evening,
Apr. 3td; also the following Sun
day morninc; at 11 o'clock and
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The Degree ot Honor w'll ejive
an entertainment in the Masonic
hall on Wednesday evening, April
8th. There will be a musical pro
gram, Five Hundred, Piffo, and
other games, also refreshments.
Admission, 10 cents.
Mr. L. Jt. Cohn carries the
uicest line of millinery in Morrow
county. Call and see.
Clothes cleaned and pressed, called
for and delivered. Guv Mc Knight
Correspondence of the East Ore
Ionian: The grain fields in the
vicinity of Weston never looked
better than they do at this time.
Fall sown grain shows an even
growth, and in many places it is
four and five inches high. Spring
work is well under way, find the
farmers are'all very optimistic over
Jhe prospects for the next seasoD.
Rev. ChaMe II. Porter lias pome of
the finest White Wvandotte chickens in
the Noith west. They are beauties and
t he greatest oa all egg layers. Three
Venn, each headed by prize winning
males. Pen No. 1 hv eocke'el winning
in six shows. No. 2 by cockerel winning
in three shows this year. Ni. by 3rd
prizs cockerel at Salem three years au'o
Jee these "Royal Whites" and get some
settings of eg's.
Waldo Vincent wua in from
Batter creek Tuesday.
J. W. Scrivener and wife were In
from Fight Mile Tuesday.
Mrs. L. E. Cohn has a most up-to-date
line-of spring millinery at
very reasonable prices.
The styles are right and the
prices are right at Mrs. -Cohn's
millinery establishment. '
Ed. Burgees has returned from
Lincoln, Mass. Mr. Burgess says
that Massachusetts is all right but
Oregon is the place for him.
J. P. Reaves, one of the old
imers of Morrow county, came in
from Idaho, last week. He was
very sick at Wallace, but has fully
recovered.
Ex-Governor T. T. Geer came in
from Pendleton, Wednesday even
ing. ' Mr. Geer feels greatly en
couraged over his prospects for
the Domination for Congress.
H. M. Cake, candidate for United
.States Senator, will address the
citizens at Roberts' Opera Housp,
Heppner, Tuesday evening, April
7. Everybody invited to come out
and bear a fair discussion of the
political issues.
Water flowed for the first time
about tbe land under the Govern
ment's x.Umatilla project Friday.
While water "has been pouring into
tbe big reservoir for some time
uoue of it was applied directly to
the land until Friday. The New
port Construction Company was
the first recipient. Its 200 acres
are now seeded to grain, prepara
tory to being seeded to alfalfa a
month later.
E. M. Shutt has too manv fine thor
oughbred Leghorn hens, one year old
antl will sell a couple of dozen of them
cheap. Leghorn eggs $1.50 per Jeetting.
Black Langshan egs $-'00 per getting.
police to Taxpayer.
flue Jack for Sale.
The finest jack aver brought to .Mor
row county will be sold under positive
guarantee as a f al getter. Registration
papers and pedig'te to go with the ani
mal. Price, $1000. Wood horses or cat
tle will be taken in part payment. This
Next Monday, April G, is the last-
day on which taxes can ho r M'k must be sold within 30 days
witnouc ppnairy and liiieresr. Al
ter above date, 10 por cent penalty
and 12 per cent interest will be
added.
E. M. SIIUTT,
Sheriff.
ICrtldriM'c Properly tor Sale
I will be in Ileppner b 'tween
tbe first and 10th of April, and
will offer a good bargain to anyone
wish'ng to buy my residence prop
eriy, R. C. WILLS.
Jordan No 107.!, bltu'k jack, white
point, 13 hands standard. lie is Eired
hy Dennis Jumbo, he by Imported
. I limb , who sold for ijlNOO.
First dam by imported St. .Martin,
second dam a native Jennet. T'hs tf'
low has a long body, firm head and pars,
flat bono and big feet. Weighs 1 000
pounds.
For further information inquire at the
Gazette ollice.
Machine fighting C'jke.
Antagonistic to tbe verge of bitterness
remnants of the old1 machine which
once dominated Oregon politic! have
taken op the fight for the defeat of
Statement No. I and all who favor that
method. .
In Portland and the other large cities
of the state, tbe machine crowd is cen
tering its fight upon II. M. Cake, candi
date for the Repub'ican nomination tor
United States Urnator. Mr. Cake is a
firm believer in trie popular election of
United States sena'ors and because of
his belief it: the people, has incurred
the enmity of the old machine politicians
Those who are close I) the situation,
however, believe that the machine fight
against Mr. Cake is the best thing that
could happen for his campaign.
The people of Oregon expressed by
their adoption of the primary law and
Statement No. 1, what they thought f
machine methods. Tl e o d system htnU
brought shame and disgrace upon tli
state had made the city of ftalem
almost a Gomorrah in the way ot pob't.
cat wickedness. Jerioutcala and newa
papers of national circulation pointed to
ou state as one of sodden political cor1
rnptiou, of disgraceful scandals.
It is in the hope of reviving this old
method by the defeat of Statement No.
1 and of Mr. Cake, that the machine
politicians of started such a bitter oju-
sade against this new law. Iodeed it is
their only hope. Under the present
system they are without a job. It is
impossible f( r a dictator to sit in his
office and say what shfll and shall not
be done byAhe people of Oregon. No
longer is a Saturnalia of bribery and
corruption possible in Salem.
Evidences of this hostility on the part
of the "system" have been apparent in
various towns where M'. Cuke has
spoken during his piesent itinerary.
Large crowds have Hacked to hear him,
but conpicuous by their absence, were
the old-time leaders. And in this con
nection it is a fact worth mentioning
that most of these antagonistic politi
cians are ehher c flii;e holders or have
sjine clfim upon those who ere st pres
ent in office.
The people who are rallying to Mr.
C.ike'H standard a-e those Republicans
who a'e4ntenselv loyal to their party
but who re-ent sny such dictatorial
methodc as the old machine was wont
to use.
It is a foregone conclusion that State
ment No. 1 will prevail iu Oregon at the
conirg election. Itisnho a foregone
conclusion that Mr. Caki he only real
active supporter cf this measure will
be elected if the Hepub.ican voters of
tiiis state do their duty. 2nd there is no
oom for doubt but that t.'iey wi.l per
form that dutv.
a. cruris
Our Clothin
. for Boys
Mothers take pride in having their boys well dressed, and this $1
involves correct style. We are as particular about boys styles ft
as about mens, but careful that exclusiveness does not mean ex
travagance. Our boys seqtion was never so full of novelties,
never seemed so bright. You are welcome to look, never un
der obligation to buy. There isn't a youth in this vicinity whose fl
father, no matter what his income, cannot afford to dress him $
well by, our system. H
rA.
Itcwotutioiis of Condolence.
OASTOniA.
Boars tie 11)8 Kind You Have Always Bought
CASTOR! A
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have (jways Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Cash Shoe Store
The Place
to
Save Money
SIGN O
F
THE
BOOT
Ar a special convocaiion of UeppnerT
l hller No '2t. K. A. M.. held in thpir
IVtnpl on the 3 r-t clay of .March, l'.iO.S,
the following lesolu'ions were unani
mously adopted : ET?3
WheK-it-, it. has p'eased he Almighty
o' the Ui'iversa to remove from our
midst our beloved Companion, Geo.
Confer, who at the time of bis death
h'ld the oflice of Secre arv of the Cbap
t r and had been ttne and faithful in
that ollice ever since the Chapter was
organized ;
l!e it Resolved, That in the death rf
Companion Conser the Chapter laments
the loss of a brother who was ever
resdy to proffer the hand of aid, tbe
voice of sympathy, to the needy and
distressed of fraternity. Companion
Conser was an upright man and Mason,
a just and worthy citizen and one be
loved by all. We shall not see his face
again within our halls but the memory
of his kindly association with us and of
his many deeus of goodness and cbaritv
are laid up amonfi the imperishable
records of our lodge and in the hearts
of all who knew him.
Resolved that the heart ft It sympathy
of the Chapter be extended to the wife,
relatives and friends of Companion Con
ser in their aflliction ;
Resolved that these resolutions be
spread rtpon the records of Ileppner
Chapter No. L(i, R. A. M,. and a opy
thereof be transmitted to the wife of our
deceased Companion and to each of the
newspapers of Ileppner, Oregon.
Committee, 1. O. Borr.
A. Andrews.
E. L. Freeland
VIC GROSHfeNSl
Proprietor
nion Saloon
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WINES, LIOUORS
t
THE CELEBRATED
Inderweis BEER
High Grade Cigars
HEPPNER. OREGON
Barred Hocks.
Setting of 15 for $1.25.
WHITE LEGHORNS.
Setting of 15, $1.00.
By the hundred, j per egg
orders with Som Hughes Co.
May 15 ANDY COOK
Leave
Thill Colin, at the Heppner
warehouse, will pay the highest
price for hide?, perts, ami furs.
Seed wheat, oats, rye, and barley
on hand.
Bel vedcre
FINEST WINES
LIQUORb & CiGAKS.
One hundred empty barrels for
sale. Five hundred barrels of ex
tra fine cider vinegar on tap. . . .
Redfield & VanVaclor,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Oflice on west eud of May Street
Heppuer Oregon.
C. E. WOODSON.
.-1 TTORNE V- A T-LA II'
Office In Palace Hotel
Heppner, Oregon
HIGGS & WINNARD
PHYSICIANS d- SUHQEOXS.
Special attention given to diseases of
the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Office: Tbe Fair Building.
Heppnkk, - Oregon.
Phelps & Notson
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office tn Odd Fellows BldR Heppner, Oregon.
Frank B..Kistner
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office in Patterson & Son's drugstore
Resideuce in .Morrow building over
Patterson & Son's Drugstore.
IV. L. SMITH,
ABSTRACTER.
HEPPNER.
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Elmer Beanian
Successors to C. O. Huclat
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HEPPiNER, CF-EGON
Lcadir.y Easier:; Oregon lloi,
MODERN CCWEN.ENCES
E.ECTRX LIGHTED ...
Coder! Ne JllBnngea:eut. Thoroaghl)
ieiu v.'.te iL a ibt'LulCt.!. L. ot
MeMs in the City.
MADEOCk i CO. lrs. .
Ouly complete set
iu Morrow county.
Heppner,
of abstract bonks
Oregon
DR. METZLER.
ijkxtist
Located in Odd Fellows building.
Koo'iis " and 0.
D2. :a. a. leach
IVmv.re rf! ljst-.-d i i IIer;ner. Oil'--,a
tl.!- arv,- I'n-.r buiMiiirf. .i;is a.J
ri.ioistere.i. THE GAZETTE
AND
WEEKLY
OREGON IAN
82.00 A YEAR
Red Front Livery &
Feed SatDles
Willis Stewart, Prop
FIRST-CLASS
LIVERY RIGS
Kept constantly on t au.l
and can be furnishes t "
short notice f pait.es
wishing to drive irto he
interior. Firit!asa : :
Hacks and bwm
C ALf : RC UN D AND
St U-1. WE CATER
TO illE : : : :
OOM3IERCIAL
TRAVELERS
..ND CAN FURNISH
liIGS AND DRIVER ON
SHORT NOTICE : : :
Heppner, - Oregon
The Brick Saloon
We
carry in stock only
very high grade of
Barrel and liottlcil Goods
We carry tli? lead
ing brat. dj rf
CIGARS
llirrsris.
Call ct
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