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THE HEPHMEH TIMES.
THURSDAY, FEB. 25. 1904.
Subscription, $1.00 Per Yoar.
NOTICE TO PATRONS.
All rhni In "1vrt'.inmut, anl all eor
uimiii1iiiw MUHT im Ifli Oil" oltlcMi l
..,iii...y luxin.olliorwlMi Hibjt will be Imld
ivvr until dm liilliiwln week. Waalm to so to
SiruM early 1 liur'If morning, ml nr.nnol t
i.yl by '!. aiul ..-re''l"" which fun
liint u wall b flUti tMMller la th wwk,
mm rmiH'inlMir Mil.
A hrK ot (tv cimiU tin will Imi inmla Cor
(mhllaliliig "Unnulullouiol Comloloiii."
NOTES.
B. P. Shompsou u lu from Elgbt
Mile Saturday.
D. 6. Ilirlow wet la Ibe city from
l'.lght Mile Friday.
W. J Blake of lone, tu in our cily
ou bui-iuets Friday.
W. K. Hiatt w In the city from
Ciaika Canyon Saturday
Spencer Akers of IUiea creek, was lu
tbe city on buineie Monday.
W. II. French waa buine.-e visitor
In Heppner Saturday from Ilarduian.
M. C Fuqua of Eight Mile, waa in tbe
.city tranaacting buelness Friday last
J. II. Barker of Ilutter creek, was
business visitor in Heppner Friday last.
F. P. Vangban of Klght Mile, was
trading with Heppner mercbeiita Mon
day.
0car Scbafrr. a prominent alocknian
of Monum nl, waa In ur ciiy last week
on bualne,
Marriage licente waa Issued laat Friday
to Mr. M. C. Fuqua and Mrt. Anna Lane
f Eight Mile.
J II. Allen, a prominent tan ber of
Ilarduian, we tranaacting busine s in
town Monday.
T. D. Mathews of Butter creek, wa In
our city on buimat two or three daya
tbe pant week. c
Mra. Harr and ber mother left for the
Dalles Tueidiy where tbey will make
their future In uie.
J. V. Rhea of lone, returne i Tuesday
evenlnu from Missouri, where be wai
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recently suamed.
F. I. Farnaworth n ade a butineaa trip
to Rock (reek Monday. lie report
atock in th.t ction I oking fine.
For aale A desirable location" for
home. tract of land 00 132 fret. For
particular Ci quire ol Gto. Couscr.
Atty. C. E. Re,.lfield, who baa been in
Fortland the paat two or three week on
business, returned Monday evening.
Co, Taylor and Miaa Mary LaiU r
D. ii. Young and C. E. Jonea, promlo
eot Eight Mile farmers, were tranaacting
buaineta lu Heppner latt Friday.
Atty L. B. Reidcrof Fortland, waa In
our cl y Tuesday enroute to Long Creek.
Mr. Kelder was formerly a reaident of
Pendleton and ia well known In Eastern
O egon. "
The arrival of a flue boy was announced
at the home of Mr. and Mia. W. O.
Minor Friday the 19. Tbe mother and
cli'.ld e reported to be getting along
nicely.
Mr. and Mra. Jamei Cecil returned
laat Tburaday fiotn Portland where Mr.
Cecil has been for medical treatment.
He l reported to be much Improved In
health.
Mr. J. K. Cart received this week
from Mra Mary Britton of The Dalles,
lot ol bulb and plants to plant at tbe
graves of those who lost their lives in
the flood.
Mrs. E. M.Shutt took ber little
daughter to Portland laat week for medi
cal treatment. She ia suffering witb
tubnrcutoaia, and It may be necestary to
perform an operation.
J. F. Ward was in ' the city Saturday
from Parker'a mill transacting business
In town. He reports that the m'.ll now
has a considerable quantity of lumber on
bands ready for shipment.
. A. Miller, one of the prominent
citizens of the vicinity of Lexington, was
friendly caller at tbe Tlmee office
Saturday, tie had a copy of tbe Hepp
ner Record printed in July I8SI2
Tbe Eugene Kno Company will give
an entertainment at the Christian
church on the eve-ning of March 2. Tbe
meeting is in the interest of the Local
Option Amendment. AduiUion free.
Frank E. McKnlght, who returned a
few daya ago from a months visit with
relative and fr'jnds in Portlsnd, waa in
the city Monday from Butter creek.
He reports atock looking will in bla
section,
J. H. Edwards reports that he lias
found all of the bedilinii taken from hi
shrep camp on Sand Hollow recently
excepting one pillow and a valuable
quilt. Tbe bedding bad been carried to
another cabbin a ball mile away and left.
8 C. Jarkann is In receipt of Alfred
Peet'e 11)04 wall paper aamplea, more
beautiful than ever before; atao Portland
tuple. If you wioh he will furnish
house lining at 3 cent per yard. A
quantity now on hand. Wall paper
tit ceuta per roll and op.
Theo. Anderson was a friendly caller
at tbe Times office while in from E'gbt
Mile Fridsy. He spoke very encourg-
While the
acreage ia the larg at in the biatory of
LEXINOTON ITEMS
for
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
were united In marriage at tbe residence
of tbe brides parents in Ibis city Ut ingly ol the crop prospect.
Mr .nd Mra. Mack Clark returned the country there ia al.o more n.oiature
Saturday Irom Portland. Tbey will t. in the ground than be ba ever known
copy the Slocum residence on Church before
street.
Sam Meadowa baa about complete ! a
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Conser were passen
gers for Portlsnd Fridsy. Mr. Conser
Frank Eurgoyne has been skk
several daya recently.
W.J. Davit baa built a neat fence
around hi lota In town.
Our basket ball team cipect to goto
Heppner for a game Saturday.
Mr. Vawter Crawford waa in town
Saturday Interviewing tbe votera.
Joa. Eikelaon baa been making some
luhstsntial improvements on hi lota
lately.
J. R. Johnson and James Fry have
purchased tbe Burcbell threshing
machine.
Revival service are In progreas at the
methodiat chureh this week. Rev. H. S.
Shangle ia assisting Rev. Miller.
John White's shop is considerably im
proved in appearance by the new front.
It has been Improved by a general over
hauling alao.
The new Methodist church will Tie
dedicated nest Sunday at 11 o'clock
Rev. II. S. Shangle will preach tbe
dedicatory aermon. All are invited to
attend.
A lodge of Rebekahs waa inatuted here
Saturday. Tbe Heppner Rebekahs came
down, and inatuted tbe lodge. We
judge from reports that they bad a very
Interesting time.
A Roosevelt club was organised at
S. E. Notsou's office Monday evening
There are 02 names on the roll. Tie
following officers were 'elected: W. B.
McAlister, preiident; S. E. Kotson,
secretary; W. P. McMillan, tresurer;
J. T. McMillan, John Helms, J. B
Csrmscle, W. T. Campbell, A. Reaney,
E. D. McMillan, W. F. Barnett, James
Fry, P. M. Christenson and A. M. Zinc,
vice presidents,
HAROMAN ITEMS.
Charles Furlong visited in lone a few
days ago.
0. E. Johnron was up from Goose
berry lait week.
Mrs. rn Parker waa in town on
business Tuesdsy,
John Howell and family moved to
their farm last week.
Jack Lane and family were called to
lone a lew days ago on account ot the
illness of bis sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Med Akers, who have
been visiting here, returned to their
home at lone Monday.
Grandma Harr son, who bas been on
the sick list, ! improving. Mrs. Geo.
Cliapin has been nursing ber.
The peoplo ol llardman and vicinity
are very much disappointed at not
having a minister hero this year.
Mr. and Mrs. liert Bleakmari were
down from the mountains last wwk
visiting with llardman friends.
February 17, 1904.
FOH AHFES.-JOIt
By the solicitation of my fr'ends I an
notmce mywlf a candidate lor awieaaor,
sut'jet t to the will of the Ke publican
convention. G. A. Blkakmam,
of Dairy Precinct.
FOR ASSESSOR.
I announce myself candidate for tbe
nomination for afttestor subject to tbe
decision ol tbe Republican county con
vention, s. E. Willis,
of ML Vernon Precinct
To The legal voters of Morrow county,
Oregon. I rcapectfully announce my
self a candidate for the office of county
judge subject lh will of the Republiccn
County Convention. Very respectfully
Geo. J. Currim,
of Heppner Precinct.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
FOR CLERK.
I hereby announce myself a Candida e
for tbe office of County Clerk subject to
the decision of the Republican County
Convention of Morrow Connty, Oregon.
Jambs Hart,
of Matteson Precinct.
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MINOR & CO.
THE STORE DF QUALITY
SPRING STYLES
ARE PLEASING
FOR ASSESSOR.
1 hereby announce myself candidate
for the office ol Assessor subjuect to the
will of the Republican County Conven
tion. J. V. Shiplv.
FOR CLERK.
I hereby announce myself candidate
for the office of County Clerk aubject to
tbe will of the Republicans of Morrow
county
Vawter Crawford.
Call For Convention,
forauant to call the Prohibitionist
of Morrow county will bold their con
vention to nominate a full ticket on
March 2, at to a. m. All prohibitonists
are delegates. II. C. Gay,
Chairman Central Committee.
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
Kotice I hereby given that tbe urt'lbrilgaed
si guardian o tbe persunt and estate of Ruby
Brock and John E. Brock, minor, will on
VERY PLEASING"
is the veroict of those who have critU Vi
cally examined tha advanced modes !!!
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n tur opiing. uur prcecoiaiion is praciicauy complete bo iar aa ine
1 i-noicesi poons are concernea. 1 ne new st vips nmpr irnm tnfi nin 11
in essential details. it
The fabrics and patterns come this season in almost infinite va- O
riety, particularly suitable for summer in color and weight. For
the man, who demands quality before he thinks ol the appearance, O
jj we have only to say that the goods are K. N. Sc F. made, which jt;,
i tells the whole storv. Our euartv and that of the makers behind i;
Uaturdsy the 19th day of March, 190 at the I'll if U-?
hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day y, every BUll.
t?iT"rrJr si white sale stilt, on e
.1 n m n.,rt with tha Lewla and
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new d.. fMirW, lhenieetiK Satnrd.y
erected on Main street, eoutn 01 ni ....
Jiery barn
Kal Jr , and Tanl Welb, arrived from
Walla Walla Tburtday evening lat to
1 1. .,1., ik u .l.h stock lnieieit in
mwm sn ' -
tbla county.
C. A. Khea came np from Portland
Thursdsy last to look alter atock for bis
packing bou-e, which
doing a good busines
tell at public auction to the hi Rent bidder lot
canh In hand, all the right title and interest of
aid minor, to-wit an undivided two-seventbn
intereit In and to tbe following described real
eilate. to-wit
T north weM uarivroT cilon I In Tp. t
a. K 24 . W. M.
Tfal Mle I made under and In punuanre of
a license and order of tale granted and made
by the County Court of Morrow County. Oregon
on the l'.th day of February, 1904 authorising
tht guardian to sell said real property.
Hknhy Howell,
flA-ml7 Guardian.
Vh. , ....
being the firrt held since Mr. Conser wss
appointed a member ol the board. He
retnrned borne Monday, but Mrs. Conser
ment to Pendleton to visit witb friends
for a lew days.
Primaries and Conventon.
At tht meeting of tbe Connty Central
he reports is Committee yesterday, held In Ibis city,
Chairman Smead presding, tbe time of
I . L 10 ,1
T. W Morgan ol Goose' erry, was in primaries was sei iot marcu n, uu
tbe cily on business laat Friday. He county convention for March 19
re porta crop prospects to be way above
tbe ordinary at this sesaon of tha year
the
Rebekahs at Lexington.
Quite a large number ol Itelekaht ol
Tbe stone foundstton ol the All Saints . .
Memoilal church bas been completed. V ,d Instituted a lodge at
and Monday tne carpenter. rou,.M wMch iUr,( ou wUh , mem.
n the frame work wbicn win o. Pu.UBu rf m(ljority 0 whom
along as rspidly ss pow.we. 1 n pnlU,,Mllo working members, and
8. A Thomss, editor of tbe Arlington Mm lo)ge glve evjcr,Ce of becoru
Appeal, was a friendly caller at h ng , ltr0ng one
Timea ofTice Tuesday. He Is a member Tha Heppner ItelH-ashi report having
of the Arlington orcbealra, which fur- u,rn r0y,y entertained by Lexington
, . ta a t 1 I
olshed muslo lor the lua s ban wonuay hadl.,s. and that tha nstitutiou was a
tilgbt. very plaant event,
Amonr the Klks and ladles from lone, -
bo attended Ibe Klk'a grand tall Mon Good Advice.
day niitbt, m- noia tht following: Mr. The best time to start in the breeding
and Mra. T. H. Wilson, Mr. and Mra buahesa It when prices are down, when
I'rsok Knitleman, T. U Mon, E. M owners ol stock wsnt to sell. When has
Akers, L. U Zlgler, Mit Rhea and Miss there been a better time to start in the
Nettie Mason breeding businesa than right now 7 Cat
The protracted meetings, which have
Oregon Cattlemen to Meet
The first meeting ol the Oregon Cattle
roen't aasoclatiou will be held in Tort-
land on Saturday, April 16th. Since
lh! organisation ol the stockmen
thorough canvas ol the ttate bas been
made and the result will be made known
at the first regular meeting. There are
BOO.OOO cattle in Oregon and several
hundred cattlemen will be present.
President Hanley of Burns and Grant
Mays ol The Dalles, talked ol the pro
blem! that confront cattlemen, to a re
porter of tie Oregonian, but would
suggest no remedy at the present time.
The excutive committee will meet a day
or two before the date set lor the con
vention and will doubtless make the
necesr-ary recommendation.
The special purpose lor which the con
vention has been called is to fix a date
(or the regular annual convention and
to decide on a policy on tbe burning
questions which now agitate the cattle
men.
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