THE HEPHKtK TIMES.
THURSDAY. FEB. 18. 1904.
Subscription, 1.00 Por Yoar.
NOTES.
' Henry Howell wm la our city Friday
last ironi lour.
Judge Ayere we. it to Pendleton today
on bi si i. ess.
P. M. Howard of Milton, ii visiting
with friends in this city.
Atty. 3 l',.Notsou of Lealngton, was a
business visitor in this city Saturday.
lien M.ithews was up from Portland it
- few days the past week looking after bis
inleiesi here.
L. W. Briggs K"ve an oyster supper to
tbc carpcuter who constructed bis new
bouse, Tuesday veiling.
for sale A desirable location for
Lome, a tract of land (10x1:12 feel. Por
particulars enquire ol Geo. Comer.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ike Large, of Jul) u Day,
arrived in Ibis el'y Saturday and will
remain lor a lime visiting with friends.
Tea wiH be served at the residence of
Airs. M. li lleUler by the l'.piscopa!
Guild on Pnday, Pcbruary lirt, from 2 to
6 p. til.
W. B. I'iuley, oue of the prosperous
ran bers ol Lower Sand lloilow, was in
tbe city Priday last attending to some
business mailers.
John II. Blake of lone, was a business
visitor In Heppner Tuesday.
C. C. Curtis was up from Cecil Tuesday
transacting business In our city.
Judge T. W. Ayrre spent several days
in Portland the past week on business.
I'.d C. Aahhaugh was an incoming
passenger from Portland yesterday
evening.
lieorge Wbitfls returned yesterday
from Colfax where he bad been to visit
his little daughter.
C. R. Mc Abater of Portland, was in
ibis city Tuesday, while in Morrow
county looking after interests be yet
hs here.
The M. K. Church, south, at Lexing
ton, will be dedicated on Sunday, Feb
ruary 28, at 11 a. ui. ltev. V. O. Miller
will conduct the dedicatory services.
There will be no services In the
Christian church nest Sunday owing to
the fact that the minister, J. V. Craw
ford, has a call at Lone Rock on that day.
W. O. Minor, Prank P. Farnswor b,
15. M. Shutt, Percy Carrigues, Mr Klura
and Mr. Coi report that they were very
successful shooting rabbits down about
Rhea's siding Monday. Each sportsman
claims large number of the furry little
pests to bis credit.
8. C. Jackson is in receipt of Alfred
Peet'i 190-1 wall paper samples, more
beautiful than ever before; also Portland
samples. If you wish he will furnish
Roosevelt Club Meeting.
A meeting of the Morrow County
Itooscvelt Club is called lor Wednesday
evening, February 34, A large atten
dance is desired as there will be speeches
by a number of prominent republicans,
some good music, and a general en
thusiastic meeting.
Central Committee Meeting
The Republican Central Committee
is hereby called to meet, in the city ol
Iieppneron Wednesday, February 34,
1904, at 1 :jo p. m for the purpose of
selecting the time for holding tbe
primaries and county convention, and
for the transaction of etich other busi
ness as mav properly come before the
committee.
V. L. Smith, W. W. Smeao,
Secretary, Chairman.
POLITICAL 'ANNOUNCEMENTS
rOIl ASHKS.SOJl
by tbe solicitation of my frends I an
nounce myself a candidate for assessor,
subject to tbe will of the Republican
convention. G. A. Blkakman,
of Dairy Precinct.
house liniutf at 3 cents per yard. A
Rufj Blake, who bas been attending ; qu,uUty now on h,ndi. Wall paper
.Armstrong business college at Porllaud
tbe past few months, bas been home for
visit the past week.
Boon Ulley, of Walla Walla, was tbe
guest of Mr. and Mrs, O. W. Crablrce
several days the past week, lie is a
cousin to .Mr. Crabtree.
Miss llatlie Kdwards, who ha 1 een
.tending school at tbe aute normal at
Weston the past few mouths, returned
to her home at Sand Hohow Saturday.
II. P., Burcbcll, oue of the prominent
lariueisol the vicinity of Lexington,
was in town Priday. tie is very much
pleased witu the prospects for a big crop
tbe coming season.
8. P. Florence, who bas been in Port
laud the past few weeks lor treatment of
bis eyes, returned last Thursday evening,
and we are pleased to say that bia eyes
are cured and as strung as beiore.
Commissioner P. M. Griffin of lone,
who was here 10 attend the special session
Priday, says thai grain looks fine in bis
section and all conditions are now
favorable for a large crop ibis season.
Comuisslouer J. D. Frcucu while in
the city lasl Friday to alteud tbe special
session of Ibe court was a friendly caller
at the Times oflue. He reports that
slock on Upper Butler creek are wiuttr
ing well.
Mis. Hiram Clark received a dispatch
Sunday, turough W. O. Minor, onvey
ing to ber tbe sad intelligence of the
death of her daughter, Mrs. Mollie
Clark, of Camas Plane, w ho had and
denly died at hr home there on that day
Peter O. Borg left Monday morniug
on an extended visit to bis old home in
Sweden. He will also v sit Kgypt,
Palestine, Jerusalem, Paris, Berlin and
many other European cities and p aces
of interest before returning. He expects
to be away about four months.
Oscar Borg, who bas been attending a
horologies! Insiitute at Peora, Illinois,
tbe past 14 months, returned laat Thura
lsy evening, after having completed
thorough course in engraving, optic
and jewelery work in geueral. He Ii
samples of bis engraving on exhibition
at I' O. Borg's store, which la not ex
celled by the more skilled artists in that
line of work.
A number of the Heppner boys, who
attended the Knights of Pythias ball at
Iostt last Priday night, (peak very highly
of the manner in which they were en
tertalaad by the Knighta ol that town.
They report a good attendance and a
very, very pleasant time. Tbe manage
ment was the test, the music splendid
and all present seemed to thoroughly
enjoy themselves.
Mrs. L. P.. Cohn left lor Portland
Saturday morning in tbe Interest of ber
six cents per roll and up.
Clark McDowell
The Times is reliably informed that
Mr. Ma k Clark and Mrs. Minnie Mc
Dowel were learned at Portland lust
unday. They have not yet returned
ud wi'l probably lake a abort wedding
tour beiore returning to their home in
Heppner.
Mr. Clark is one of Heppner' mot
prominent 'business men, being con
nected with the large uirrcan ile estab
pliment of Minor A Co., of which he
In msnager.
Mr. McDowell i an accomplished
lady and i well and favorably known
n this city.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Clark have a large
circle ol friends in Heppner and Morrow
county whom the Times Join in ex
tending best wishes to the happy ron pie
New Scoot Districts.
At the special session of the commis
sioner court held last Friday, the fol
lowing new district were organized.
District No. 10, located at Irrigorr in the
extreme northern part of the county;
district No. 13, located in the lower
Kight M le country, and No. 18, located
north of lone. There is already a
school at Irngon with 30 pupils, and
schools will be opened in the other
district some time during the year.
FOR ASSESSOR.
I announce myself a candidate for tbe
nomination for assessor subject to tbe
decision ol the Republican county con-
vention. S. E. Wilms,
of Mt. Vernon Precinct
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
To The legal voters of Morrow county,
Oregon. I respectfully announce my
sell a candidate for the office of county
judge subject the will of the Republican
County Convention. Very respectfully
GKO. J. CURRIK,
of Heppner Precinct.
MINOR & CO. I MINOR ct CO. :-r
FEBRUARY -.
SALE OF WHITE i
Successful Teachers.
The teachers who took the examin
ation last week lefore Supt. Jay W,
Shipley, and were successful in passing
the examination are as follows: First
grade certificates Mr. Alma Collard,
lone; E. Jay Merrill, Hardman. Second
grade B. II. Vining, Willows; Louis
Doll, Lexington ; K i el Heater, Cecil.
Third grade A. M. Bribin, Agnes
Hammer, Heppner; Etue Logan and
Mrs. Cora M. Merrill, of Ilardman.
FOR CLERK.
I hereby announce myself a Candida e
for the office of County Clerk subject to
the decision of tbe Republican County
Convention of Morrow County, Oregon.
James Hart,
of Matteson Precinct.
Dont miss this sale of white goods bought long be- f
fore the price of Cotton advanced, and marked under,
saves you
25 to 30 per cent
On Present Worth
Our New York buyer took advantage of a tip many months &go $
;;; before the price of cotton "WENT UP" and placed an order for $
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g Ladies Ready To Don Lingerie J
EIGHT MILE.
Y. P. S. C. E. Elect Officers.
The Y. P. B. C. K of this city held
their regular yearly election of officers
at their February business meeting.
Those elected to serve lor the coming
earare; Pre.., lloaard H. Gove; Vice
Pres., Klhel O. Held; Hecording Secy.,
Mabel Ayers; Corresponding Secy.,
Gertrude Crawford; Treas., Mrs. Jennie
I lech olt ; Organist, I-enna L. Rt-id.
The president then apKinted chair
men (r the various committees: Ijook-
out Lenna L. Keid; prayer meeting,
Ut-rtrude Crawford; social, Gertrude
Lamb; music, Dora Prater.
The Union State Endeavor convention
meets at Pendleton Feb. 19-22, and the
Heppner sociey bas elected the follow
ing to represent t: The Misses !nna
and Ethel Heid, Dora Prater, Ember
Ford. Mary Beherns and (ieitrude
Crawford.
Conventions and Primaries
The Republican sate central com
mlttee which met in Portland last
Friday named the dale and place for
the state convention and made rec
ommendation (or dates ol primaries and
county conventions. The state con
vention will be he d at Portland Thurs
day, April 14.
Each county wilt lie represented by
one delegateat-largo, one for every 1iO
votes cast fur Judge Dean in the last
general election and one for every frac
tioii ol l.V) larger trail 100.
The total number ol delegates will be
3(.l. In 1902 the total was 31.J and in
11HK) 3:1(1, on the same basis of apportion
ment.
Tbe Sta' Committee recommends (0
J. S. Young went to Heppner yester
day on business.
Josh' Ford is in the country buying
horses for the Walla Walla market.
W. W. Brannan went to Heppner
yesterday with wood for hie family in
town.
All report an enjoyable lime at the
ball al Chas. Amiersone, Jr., Thursday
night.
Three inches of snow fell yesterday
and it sleeted all night making it
tolerably slick this morning. And its
'oggy, oh my I
Cattle are very poor and some have
died, and it is likely there will be a
heavy loss before grass is sufficient to
build them up.
Frank Matteson and Lillie McFerren
were united in the holy bonds of matri
mony nn the 12 inst, Square C. E. Jones
ollkiatiog. We wish them a long and
happy married life.
Feb. 15, 1904.
Summons.
In The Circuit Court ol the Bute of Oregon
for Morrow county,
J. A. Thompson, Plaintiff
vs
J. P. Williams as administrator of
the estates of Ilermine Abrabamslck deceased,
and of Antone Abrahsmsick deceased, Kltle
Meyrs, wllilam Btrger, Johanna Abrahainsltk,
and A mono Abrshumsick heirs at law of
Ilermine Abrahamsick and Antone Abraham
sick, defendants.
To EWe Meyrs, William Bergcr, Johanna
Abrahamsick and Antone Abrahamsick of the
above named dclendants.
In the name of tbe State nf Oregon; You
and each of you will take notice (bat you and
each of you are hereby required to appear and
answer in the above entitled court and cause,
on or beiore Thursday tbe 10th day of March
11XH, said date being six weeks from January
Mh I'M, the date prescribed In the order for
the first publication ol this summons; and if
you fail to so appear plaintiff will apply to tbe
court for the relief prayed for In his complaint
to-wlt: For judgement against tbe defendant
J. P. Williams as admlnlntrator of the estates
of Ilermine Abrahamsick deceased, and of
Antone Abrahamsick deceased, in tbe sum of
$108.00 and accruing interest at rate of 10 pe
cent per annum and the further sum of fio.oo
attorneys fees and the costs and disbursements
of this suit, and for a decree foreclosing a
certain mortgage made and executed by said
Ilermine Abrahamsick and Antone Abrahain-
ilck both deceased, on the 2llb day of Novem
ber 1900, to Jennie Hocket, now owned by
plaintiff upon the following described prem
Ises to-wlt: Lots four and five in block five In
Jones' addition to the town of Heppner Oregon
and that said premises ba sold to satisfy the
amount found to be dus plaintiff upon said
mortgage, and for such other relief as may tw
equltablo. This summons la tanrad upon yon
by publication thereof by order of Hon. W. B.
Ellis, Judge of the 6th Judicial District of
Oregon, which order Is dated at Chambers at
Pendleton, Oregon on theMth day of January
0104, and prescribed that the first publication
of this summons shall be made on the Wth
day of January 1904, and the laat publication
thereof on the 10th day of March 1904.
O. W. Phius
j-mlO Attorney for Plaintiff.
j$ The gooda are here and go into our February White Sale at a f
V saving of 25 to 30 per cent to you. Q
we anticipate quick selling at these gale prices. So come
e&rly as the assortment now i8 complete, and the quantity large,
will no doubt be broken before the sale is over March lat.
EMBROIDERIES
15 per cent less than the marked prices This includes Edges
Insersions and Allovers.
Summer Goods and Waistings
CHEAPER
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worth regularl2jic, special 9c
Lace stripe white waisting, 30c
value, special.. 22c
Lace stripe pique 27 incbea wide
40cva?ue, for 32c
Extra fine lace stripe summer waist
ing 32 in. 40c value, for 32c
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SHOES
Dotted Swiss with corded stripe 27 In.
wide, worth tegular 25c, special, ,19c
Fine Waisting with clusters of satin
stripes alternated with lace stripes, Ij
25c value, for 15c ',-'t
. lot.
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2,000 SHIRTS
Men's Golf and Negligee Shirts ready
for your inspection at MINOR & GO'S.
Buy the IDEAL which is unequalled in
Fit, Style and Finish. Prices range from
60c to $3.00
The first two shipments of Shoes have just been
received ard are being put in stock. All the
Latest Cms and Styles in these two lots.
MINOR & CO.
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Will not Resume Publication.
A dispatch to the Oreonian from
Long Creek says: Kditor C. A. Coe,
whose newspaper was blown up by giant
powder not long since, will not resame
publication of his paper, the Long Creek
Ranger. It had been the purpose of Mr.
Cue to remove his preeses into a vacant
room in his da idling-house, and, with
the type he had managed to pick np
from the wiock he eipecte.l to continue
tois'ue the paper, regardless of op
position.
As soon as this determination became
known, however, the same Nemesis that
hud pursued Mr. Coe with such dodged
determination again Wrame active.
This time the unfortnnate man received
an anonymous letter in which he wss in
formed that the publication of the Han
ger must cease. Should he attempt to re
sume publication, both be and his family
would be blown off of the face of the
earth, lie was further told in this letter
that be must leave Long Creek before
Ppring, or suffer the consistences.
The letter is said by Mr. Coe to be most
vile and Insulting, and is signed: "We
CROSHEHS
ZOLLINGER
Have just opened a new
saloon at the corner of
Main and May streets
Flnet Liquors
and Cigars
Pendleton Beer
On Draught
Hot and Cold Lunches
Heppner, Or.
Conventions of the two Congressional
PI trict are usually held the day lie-
ml'.llnrry I utlnes. She will spend three fore the Plate convention.
County Committees A pi II 2 for primaries mean what we say."
and April 7 for convention!. Mft Coe " ,,e r,nnot ln,,ur th" ,1"k
d having bis lamily slaughtered, and
weeks with Olds, Wormian & Ring's
buyer, who bas Just returned from a si.
weeks trip to Near Yotk, and promises
the ladies of Heppner and vicinity the
prettiest display of millinery ever presen
ted In this city. Miss IC'hel Stewart
will be with Mrs. Cohn this season as
trimmer. Address any special orderr
These nominations will be made at
the state convention : Supremo judge,
dairy and food commissioner, four presi
dential elector, eight delegates to the
National convention at Chicago June
21 ; four al large and two (or each con
gresalonal districts and eight alternates.
Morrow county 1 entitled to five
has given up ail hopes of starling bis
newspaper. It Is the general Impression
here that he will leave this place within
short time, lie bas gained the bitter
et haired of large element, and life
among them would lie very disagreeable,
U not really dangerous.
t n TfM tra..ll .Im.I I'.irtlan.t Or.nnM .lia'Mif.fM In ihs Slttls Aniittmillnn.
What are) Tnay?
Chamberlniu's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, A new remedy for stomach
troubles, biliousness, and constipation,
and a good one. Trice 23 cents. For
sale by Slocuui Drug Co.
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Mbtteis a flbatteuson
If you have a Farm, Grazing
Lands or City Property for
Sale call on us. Or if you
Want to Buy we can suit you
as we have a Long List of
Properties to Select from.
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