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THE HEPFrIEK TIMES. THURSDAY, MAR. 3. 1004. Subscription. Si. 00 Per Yoar. NOTICE TO PATRONS. All rhaiiKita In H'lviirtlwiiioiiU, anil all cor itliitnliiii MllHT lot In 1 1 at bl oniee li uiiiiiila)r iiimiii, utlxirwlM tlirjf will Im) held itrt mull tlm lolIowliiK WH'k, Wsalin to to lri' early 'l liurmlnjr morning, unit otiuioi t 3ulayal by n l t.rnoii'liii( whli li cub iut wall Im HI ml aarllsr In llis waek, 1 !" wnrmbf tltU. A I'lmrg of flv centa a Una will bo marts lor pulillalilug "Kcaolulloiia ul Cumluleucr." NOTES. J. C. Kirk wm doing business in town Saturday. B. L. Akers was In the city Baturdey fioui Gooseberry II K. Burcltell In the city Satur day from Ltiioton. C. A. Repass wss la the city Friday and Saturday from lUrdmun R. 0. Wills returned Saturday from abort business via t to 1'ortl nd. II. L. McAliatrr of Sand Hollow, visited over Sunday in Ilrpi tn-r. John A. tlaikl e of luue Tiadiii Com any, wai a viailor in Heppucr Monday Mrs. Ada M Tarkrr was in town fro Parker' Mill Sutu day on a huainrs! visit. MUs I'ppie Wilton, of Monument C, A. Rhea was a passenger for I'ort- land Monday,' J. R. NunatnakrT' rVpiiiig ' Hollow, wat a vlaitor in town Saturday, II. W. Bartholomew spint several daya in Portland tbt pait week on business. Pur Knot Furniahed rooms, apply to Mra W. K. Walbridge at Albert Wright residence. ui3-ml7 I.at Thursday morning Rev. J. W. Mount received a telegram from Trenton, Teuneaaee, Informing him of the audden death of bis mother on February 24. The death of Mra. Bnimily Gaunt oc curred in thia city yesterday afternoon, aged 75 yeara. Her death waa not un eipected owing to her extreme old age. The funeral will be held in the M. E. church, touth tomorrow forenoon at 10 o'clock The lecture on local option by Mr. Kelssy and the entertainment by the Knox company at the Christian church last night was enjoyed by large au dience. The Knos company are spledid entertainers and Mr. Kelssy an interr ing speaker. Card of Thanks. We who deeply grieve and mourn the loss of our helov d daugh'er and sister, t'ke this opr0''unlty to express our b art frit i hank , and sho our appre ciation to our friends ind rela ivs, who visited (rienda bere the latter i art ' f ' h v so kindly aslied and sympathized during the illness and death of the de- pirwl nne The b-reavrn ones. ial week Peter Bremur, ne the p i rulu t wheat growers of Kitfhl Mile, was in the city Friday Isjt looking after some bus Iness matters. Mr. and Mrs rurs Johnson of liuier1 creek, were viKit n in Ilrppoer the first of the week. A C IVt ys of lone, sa In this city on businms Fndav Uat He tells u that be is a eand da'e f r the nom nation ' for asessor on the republican ticket Mr. and Mrs. PR' D Halsigkr and family Found Dead In Bed. 1 lie (lei-l tKiily of Frank Onllln wis Prohibition County Ticket The prohibition county convention, which waa held In the court bouse In this city yesterday afternoon, waa callled to order by Chairman II. C. Cay. The convention was opened with a prayer by Rev. J. W. Mount, after which a selection of music waa rendered by the Knox company. No temporary organization waa ef fected, J. J. Adkins being chosen per manent chairman, Carl Beach sec retary and M. D. L. French treasure. Committees on platform were appoint ed as follows: Platform P. P. Vaughan, V. L. Mallory and L- French. Res olutions Re r J. W. Mount, W P Scriv ner and Herbert Olden. After a short recess the reports of the committees were adopted. But before proceeding with the nominations Mr. Kelssy gave a short talk to the con vention urging prohibionists not to give up their organization for the sake of the proposed local option amendment; that not to trade votes far the local option amendment. Nominations were then in order and the following ticket nominated : Sheriff, F. P. Vaughan; Clerk, W. L. Mallory; Judge, J. Keithley; Treasurer, C. A. Lefiler; Assessor, F,. D. Leach; School Superintendent, Rev. J. W. Mount; Surveyor, Millard Prencb; Connty Commissioner, W. P. Scrlvner; Coroner, Dr. A K. Higgs Justice for Heppner, A. Wright; Constable, C. S. Brock. Delegates to the alate convention Res J V Mount. P. C. Adkins. II. L. Beightol. and J II Reed, A. Wright, C A Lrfficr, I Keithly.J J. Adkins, W. C. Lacy, W. L, Mallory, M. D. L. French, M. L. Leach, II. C. Gay and II. M. Oden. LljXlNCTON ITEMS bund Ihk' Tlnir(uy afternoon in hia room in the A lr Imnidi-k building on May street. From tli con 'iton of the bo.ly t uaa evid nt that dath hail occiired several hours liefoie 'he dis covery The verdict of the coroner's Jury was II. V Ga sof IMUIkkow, was a bus that the dece ojed met d ath from the iness vlitor i:t Heppner the first of the effota of alcoholism. It is known that week, looking afier hi interests here, j he bad been drinking heavily the pant Dan'el KeilhU v. of Idaho, who has fweeks, jnst returned from a visit with relative! From a letter found in hi pot ket it in California, ba Uen viaiting the past was ascertained that he had relatives week with bis brother Julius of this city. Henry K. Warren of Kigkt Mile was in the city Tuesday doing buaiueta with ' Heppner merchants. He tells us that lie especta to m v to ilardman soon t ermaneutly renide. llatk Smith accidentally stepped on a nail Sunday evening which penetrated bis foot an Inch or more, and it is only with the aid of a crutcb that be is enabled to be on the streets. Joe Kakelaon of Lexington, was a buxineas visitor In Heppner Saturday. Mr. I'.ikelaoa is one ot the prosperous farmers of that vicinltv and be pre 'lets a big rop this sesson. James Wyland a prominent stock 'nan f Ilardman, was a business visitor in Ileppster Friday and Saturday. He re ports that stock are wintering well, and that very little feeding has yet been necessary. t C. Jsckson is ia receipt of Alfred Veet 1004 wall paper samples, more teauUiul than ever before; also Portland amplea. If you wish be will furnish house liniaa- at 3 centa per yard. A uautlty now on hands, wall paper alt cms per roll sod up. The deputy sheriff slated to a Times reporter this wetk that county taxes are being paid quite rapidly. I'p to Tussdav aibout f IOjOOO bad already been paid, and by the 15, tba sheriff expects that the greater portion of the 1003 Uxes of Morrow county, amounting to some thing over (1)5,000 will have leen paid The socialist lecture by J D. Ktevens, at the court house Monday evening was well attended, and no doubt sppre- elated by those who bavt socialistic ten dencies. The meeting ia reported to to have become very interesting Jut before the close A number of questions were asked the speaker, leading to discussion between the epesker and Mr McGonnigal, which was very much appreciated by t" audience. O. V.. Famsworth, who returned last week with Mrs. Farniworth and their daughters Flosa and Mary, Irom month's travel through California, visit ing all the principal cities and places of Interest, reports a very pleasant trip but that be didn't see any placa that be preferred to Heppner and Morrow countv. Mr. Farnaworth says ha foond a great drouth prevailing la the souther part of the state, and that cattle and aheep showed the effects of the lack of ftti, being la very Ud condition. in New York, but they could not be communicated vtth by wire and bis re mains were interred in the Heppner cemetery Saturday afternoon. Putter Creek Beef. J. C. Lonargan, buyer tor the Frya-t Bruhn company of Prattle, shipped oo head of beef cattle Monday which he purchased on Butter creek. The prices re ranging from 4', to 4l4 cents per pound for steers. There are several flue bands of steers n the Hutter creek country," said Mr. Lotwrgsn to the Tribune, "but the ranchers are not disused to sell just now, as they vsh to realise better price. There are about Hoi head of teeisinthe Baylor Johnson and Mc Carlby holding, mlijcli are in excellent condition. By June all these will be practically disposed of, but not, I think, at a much higher figure than is being aked at the prettent time. Another reason why the ranchers are not in a hurry to sell is that they have plenty of feed to last them until spring, end within the next two months they be lieve they will be able to add to the value of their stock." Primaries and Convention. The Morrow County Republican con vention is hereby called to meet at the court houee in Heppner, Oregon, at 10:30 a' m on Saturday, March 19, 1904, for the purpose of placing in nomination candidates for the various county ollkea and to elect five delegates to repre-ent Morrow county at the state oonvuiitiorj to be held jp Portland April 14. 1904. The primaries for Morrow county will be held from one to three o'clock p. m. Saturday, March ia. The place for holding the primaries in the various precincts will be at the usual voting places: The apportolnment of delegates waa based on the vote for Judge Bean at the lent election, as follows: One delegate at large ami one lor each la votes or major fraction thereof cast for supreme judge. Lach 'precinct will be entitled to repregentstioq as follows : Farmer Iiates' little boy is pp the sick list. W. B. McAllster went to Portland, Tuesday. The series of meetings at the Methodist church closed Sunday evening. Mrs. J. S. Baldwin, of Heppner ia visiting at A. keaney's this week. J. A. Brown baa been indisposed for some time, but is much better now. Albert Jones went to Spokane last Friday. He expects to be gone until harvest. The Knox Company and Professor Kelsay presented the merits of the local option law at the Artisan ball Monday evening. Quite a numbc of our people went to lone Sunday to attend the funeral of MlssAanna Balaiger. Had it been a more agreeable day, a larger number would have gone. Sunday morning, the M. E. church South, was dedicated. Notwithstanding the rough weather, a large crowd was in attendance. Quite a number came from Heppner and from a distance in the surrounding country. Rev. II. 6. Shangle preached a very able sermon, after which the usual dedicatory services were performed. A collection was taken for the benevolent enterprises of the church, which netted $7139. The building committee report the cost of the building at $1992.39, not counting cost of the bell and some other articles saved from the old building. The ma terials were furnished at wholesale prices by Nichols & Leach and W. P. McMillan, thu saving nearly $525 on retail prices. The receipts, including some unpaid subscriptions, are f 2017.59, which leaves a small balance which will be applied toward another coat of paint in the spring. The building la neat and com fortable, well built, and elegantly finished. The entire eommunity are proud of the building. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR ASSESSOR By the solicitation of my trends I an-; nounce myself a candidate for asgeseor, subject to the will of the Republican convention, G. A. Blbakmax, of Pairy Precinct, FOR ASSESSOR. ; I announce myself a candidate for the nomination for assessor subject to the decision of the Republican county con vention. S. E. Wiuis, of ML Vernon Precinct 3 I MINOR & CO. 'THE STORE OF QUALITY " . 4 SPRING STYLES ARE PLEASING ,, ;'Ul), ? 4 Uv, 1' ' J fi.nsrjiijjiN - J i- 4 a jjCv: : A 6 V.'.S " . ;. i if) 7 I i't 9. ?' J I'l - Kuh. Nathan ft Fischer Co. V -,' K Z r' ' "'i -.----Tl ir, '4 VPRY DI P AQINP i9 lhe verdict of those who have criti- W ,1 ea-sss, 1 hbdwiiiu cally osamined the advanced modes f;j for Spring. Onr presentation is practically complete so far as the """v gwuo ino wuvciueu. nie new Biyies amer irom tne old K in eBsential details. Heppner 7 Mt. Vernon fi (lentry 4 lone South 4 Matteson 8 Cecil 3 Eight M le 3 Pine City 2 Alpine 2 Wells Springs... 2 lone, North.., ,.4 Pairy G Dry Fork H Lexington 4 Lena 3 Irrigon 1 62 FOR CO ONTY JUDGE. mi . t . il me labncs and patterns come this season in almost infinite va- k rietyi particularly suitable for Eummer in color and weight. For j the man, who demands quality before he thinks of the appearance, K we have only to say that the goods are K. N. & F. made, which $ tells the whole story. Our guarty and that of the makers behind K 0! every suit. v ll"! WHITE SAUIi ON li To The legal voters of Morrow county, Oregon. respectfully announce my self a candidate for the office of county judge subject the will of the Republican County Convention. Very respectfully Gro. J. Cvrein, of Heppner Precinct. A Very Enjoyable Party. One of the most enjoyable parties of the winter was given by the Christian Endeavor society last Saturday evening. The young ladiui of the society had, with the aid of sola pillows, Indian roUfi, rocking chairs and palms, trans formed the Endeavor room of the Chris tian church into a cosy parlor, and there entertained about thirty of their frjeri'le Music an I various game occupied most of the evening. Light refreah menu were served at dainty tallies. A brief report of the State Christian Kudeavor convention, recently held at Pendleton, waa given by Mlsa Gertrude Crawford. The young people then gathered around the organ and joined in the singing of several uyma, the "Mizpali," Uinediction waa pronounced and all departed proclaiming the Chris tian Endeavors most excellent enter tainers. Total...., W. W. Bmkad Chairman Republican County Com W. L. Smith Secretary. EIGHT MIL. FOR CLERK. I hereby announce myself a Candida' e for the office of County Clerk subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention of Morrow County, Oregon. Jambs Hart, FOR CLERK. Central Committee Meeting. Z A meeting of the IVmocratlc Central Committee will be held in Heppner on Wednesday March 9, 1904, at 1 :30 p. m. Palace hotel parlors for the purpose of selecting the time for holding primaries and county convention, and transaction of such business as may come before the committee, L. L. Matuhk llixav ISlackman rUtcretary, Chairman. If troubled with weak digestion, belching or sour stomach, use Chamber Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will get quick relief For sale by Sloe urn Drug Co. Chaa. Iluitoti'i children have the whooping cough. A. V. Saling's baby baa been quite sick but is improving. Dance at Mr. Hopper's Friday night and the report a very enjoyable time. This kind of weather Is taking lots of feed and bay and straw are getting scarce. M. C- Foqns and Mrs. Anna Lane were married on the 21 inst, Rev. J. S. I fQU SHERIFF Swift officiating. We wish them a long and happy married life. Mr. Tillman Hogne, the jovial clerk of school dMrirt No. 31, was around taking the school cenaus lat week He found about 21 "Kids" of school sge, B. V, Thompson, P.ight Miles efficient school teacher, moved bis family back j to their ranch north of Lexington toils y to stsy until school starts at Eight Mile, about March 14. About an Inch of snow fell last B ght but it is warm thla morning and the snow will all lie gone in an hour or so. We have bad three weeks of stormy westher but will have better weather after this week, according to moonology. Mr. J. D. Stevens of Portland lectured to a large audience at Liberty Thursday evening, at Eiiiht Mile Friday evening, at Ooosehery Saturday evening, at Hard man last evenlug, and tonight be will lecture in Heppner. His subject wss labor vs. cspital from a socialist stand point. February 20, 1004. FOR ASSESSOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Assessor subjuect to the will of the Republicsn County Conven tion. J. W. Shiplv. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Clerk subject to the will of the Republicans of Morrow , county Vawteb Crawford. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate far sheriff, subject to the decision ol the republican county convention. E. M. SiivTT. 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