Heppner times., March 17, 1904, Image 4

THE HEPPHER TIMES.
Kenton ihI F.mory Slooum.
Published Evry Thursday by
A. J . HICKS
O SUBCRIPTiON
On Yar - , -Six
Months
Ttire Months
BATES: O
$1.00
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Entered at the Postofflce t Heppner, Oregon
lecond-claM matter.
RAWLINS POST NO. SI, O. A. R. MEET AT
Odd Fellows' Hull at Heppuer, every third
Saturday of each mouth.
O. W. Km, Ad). 0. W . Smith, Com.
THURSDAY, MAR 17, 1904.
Although there are friendly con
tests on in this county for several
county offices between republicans,
there is no indication that the fac
tions in any one of the contest
will become irritated to the point
lhat any pore spots wil. result. So
far the bouts have come up in a
friendly way, each candidate appar
ently being inclined to meet his
opponent fairly and squarely and
which ever goes down to defeat his
opponent will rally to his support
after the convention. That is what
they should do, and there is no room
to believe that it w 11 be otherwise
with any of the present candidates
All go into the convention with the
full knowledge that only one can
be nominated for each office, and
that th balance mui-t suff' r d feat.
So long a- t his iscue is lairly and
honorably met m candidate Khould
feel Bore towards his opponent be
cause he i9 beaten in convention.
ion from widow lie lott by Mrs. Courter, j ff
and a oug by the clioir concluded
the program. iiv
Kev F. Adkina and Kev. W. O. Miller jj'
favored the audience with appropriate
lemarks on the uhj ct ot Woodmen of 'j
the World mid Women of W' odder. ft. j
Mr. an I Mrs. I'.odtt aleo lavortd the SV
aud-ei'e witti a cnoice aeimion 01 ihumk
from their KdUon liononrph
Refreshment cnsistitw - f ice crertm,
cake and coffee wie erved. The re
mainder of the evening was spent in
social gsnies -tc, some play ng "Tele
phone." All eeined to enj y the evening and
proiKiuiued the entertainment asuoce-f.
Representative Martin of South
Dakota, has n quested the house
to direct Secretary Cortelyou to
ascertain if any form of Monopoly
is being worked by the packers.
Mr. Martin has many constituents
that are cattle raisers and he
wants the new department of com
merce and labor to look into the
beef question. Stock raisers gen-
erally all over the country com
plain that tbey are not getting en
ough for their cattle. They think
the trice for beef on the hoof 19
, . , , , , , Ilardman M. A. Bates, Frank Ward,
regulated by supply and demand. K. H. StilUell E n. Cox, G. A. Bleak
Dreased beet is gelling practically mao ,nd c. s Kinry.
at the same figure as it did when
the price of cattle was very .much
higher. The concumer pays the
same high price for his t-t aks, but
cattle are much cheaper. This
id
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Republican Primaries. (
The republican primaries in the four (.S
pre incis centering in Heppner were
very quiet afluirs. This harmonious
oxIiti'D brought ahout by the
gremnt of the vaiious factions to sub
mit names, n ore e- em ly is this true
in the clerkship co test, to the executive
committee of the Koo evelt c!ub, and
from these lists of names a list of dele-
gates was chosen tor the rennet cf
tientry, Mt. Vernon, Matiesun and
Heppner.
At lone there was a friendly contest
between the a?ses9or and clerkship fac
tions, the Crawford and Si ipley ticket
carrj itig the day hy a email majori'y
Hut we understand there was no ill feel
inn engendered.
In neither of the other precinrfs
throughout the county there "a- no con
ieft s-far a we have been able to learn,
so at this time there appears to be t o
caimitlaie, with iheex eption of Slier tf
Shntt, who has no opponent, who can
claim a walkover for the nomination.
Following are the deleaUs by precinct :
Gentry Joe Rector, V. E. Barratt,
JI J. F. M rgan and A. And ews.
Matteson W. H. Herren, J. C. Kirk.
Phil Metschan, Frank Natter, E. L.
Feeiand, W. E Hiatt, A.M.Markham,
nd A. J. Hicks.
Heppner C. E. Woodson, A. Osmin,
Andrew Rood, James Cowan", I). A
Herren, Robert Watkins and Fred War
nock. Mt. Vernon Marion Evans, W. F.
Campbell, D. O Jnsius, I. X. Piater, j
J A. Thompson and F P. Farnsworth.
North lone E. T. Perkins, John Wil
liams, Paul Reitmao, R F. Wilruott.
South lone Milt Morgan, Ed. Keller,
S. E. Dougl.ig and Mat Halvori-en.
THE ONLY CLOTHING STORE
Is now showing a complete lino of now
Spring Suits
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g new Wlh - griv m
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ft GOODS ;,.!; Half
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I-I A I N E S
Furniture Co
(Successor to WICM.S v COMPANY.)
Carpets, Rugs, Mattings
Oak, Ash, Fir nml Mnplo Uol Suitn $1H to$t.r)
Tlio most coinplote linu ovor fhown in lloppnor
Fine pillows anil oomforts. All wool blanket,
niatlo at Union woolen mill. Nice new pat
terns! of Floor Oilcloth, at ."." ami 10c per yard
Linoleum, at - - dOe nml Ooc per yard
New Homo 8owin; Machine, the best on earth,
from $:I2.."0 to $."(). Orpins $S, $5)5 and if 110
Stoves and Ranges
And Cooking Utensils, ("heap. Crockery, Lamp
ami Clacks, Win. A. Roger' Silverware
Anything not currieil in ntock thft rfully ordered,
cheaper than you can nend fur it
HUUCIC IIAINICS, Froi
DWARE
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A fcW lllSfflS OUT UF THE MANY
man graoe, mncy worse u puiis to T-ooo.iy
y 115 (XJ Fancy worsted and twrt-d nt for V2 "'w
12 50 All wool fanry worsted hl.iek an.l rol.irs fi.r 10 K)
(tS 12 50 All wool Mack and grey diagonal suitf for lOOOV?
j 10 00 All wool serge, hlne and lnaeK fuits fur S 50 f
j 1) 00 Plain grey prova cloth suits for G 00 yty
4 'v have a complete .stock of
$ SHELF AID HEAVY HARDWARE, PAINTS,
OILS, HAILS, WIRE, ETC.
China wnre I)ecorntcl witli
lIcpiiior Klood SooncH-n
Useful (iiid Pretty Souvenir
til, , n I,, I
would indicat- that there is a big
profit going somewhere and Rep
resentative Martin wants to find
out whether it is the butcher or
packer that is getting it.
ham an I W. F. Flmteer.
The swelling floods that are now
tumbling seaward from all over the
Pacific Northwtst emphasize the
nee ssity for t ome storage system
which will prevent this waete of
water. Not only doe it Fpread
havoc in its path, as it races sea
ward, but it robs the soil of that in
which it will stand in great need
before the ''Fall rains" are with us
again. The removal of timber
which formerly theltered deep ra
vines in which snow remains nearly
all Summer has been a great con
tributing factor in causing these
Fpring flood?, and in many locali
ties where this, natural protection
has been removed something rhould
lie done to nmedy the damage,
The vast arid plains east of the
Cascade Mountains are rich in
agricultural popeibilities if water
could only b secured for them,
and if the water which is now
iuthing to the ocean could be only
partially controlled or stored it
would add millions to the wealth
of the Mate. This is a matter
Lexington Geo. W. Turner, E. V.
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GENERAL
BLACKSMITHIIIC
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Dear Teachers.
A lH'l inelitne will tin J(.( in the
lie Kcliool linililirii I.i'i i iwfiiH
J,c,,i"" BLACKSMITHIHG l" s "r,"
Eght Mile-G. I. Co. tee, w. w.:A I have onened tin a 3,.vt,.w m ;..
Bran non ana J. W. Beckett. 0 ,,, , ... ,0 ' " i
Dr Fork J A Ho wr Nel John ' v Seneral olaCKSmiUl ami -Hii utir.nl top rs are mvite.l to atteinl.
The BAIN Wagon
Gilliam & Bisbee
I A 11 W M X' III - t
ton and T. W. Moriran. C WOOU Work SllOD Sit l.e.X- j , oum iruiy, j. nim-i EV,
Ctcil-J. A.Tr,Hd-on, Frank lilling-'C in"ton, in J. A. RroWIl's ?! C.nnty Sup, riuten.lent.
v clnr fJivf mi i rill v I nf iammatory R eumatlsm Cured
o
FRANK HALI
McCbe
T II !l. T- ; . fl: 1 1 . A 1 A
ina-.mKe rviuney, raUl iiwer ana 1, , W.lliam ShatTcr. a UakeinHn ofD.-nni-
Geo. McKniglit. 3 j.on. Ohio, wa- confined to ted fur
. . 1 H I A IV IH ,A I . 1 ' V
Alpine traiia luutenny ana rranir " everal wrrk itu infltiiiitintry rhru-
liiJiiJUOli'llll mmism. "I ue I many rnnrdiira," he I
Pine City J. II. Baiker and Ike
Howard.
Wells Springs James Carty and Ed
McDdii.
Irrigon Bennett.
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I GENERAL DRAY i
EIGHT MILE.
IvOti of rain and grain a-id grans are
growing n cely.
Mot-e Aflibau.h and family of Irriuon,
meit viniting o . Eight Mile the pant
week.
School commenceii at Eight Mile
Center to 'ay with 15. F Thompson ai
teacher. There ill be a three iiionth
ipring term.
Mri. Mattie Young ro'ne out to vieit
the home ram h Friday and went hat k
to Heppner Sunday. They will move
out about April fir.
Wei Biannori twk Mri. Brannon
hack to Heppi.er yenterday, She in
having her eye treated hy Ir. Iligu'H,
and lias Veil at home nee (i e funeral
of her ui ther, Mm. Sating.
We heard a lerrihlo moaning and
groaning down in a ditch a few Jya
ano and on invextiitation we found the
moon trying to make a change, hut
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I have engaged in the gr-n-
ays "Finally I tmt to McCaw'a ilrni !
ato'e for a bottle of CliMnibrrUin' l'uin
'aim, at which lime I waa unatde tout i fj
hand or foot, and in one wrrk'i time P
atile to ko to work bm happy as a A
St. Louis Worlds Fair.
clam."
First National Grocery
Carries si Full Line of Froh
OROCICKIICS AND I'ROVISIONS
A Splemlhl Line of
Gents' Furnishings: Hats and Caps,
Underwear, Sweaters, Gloves, Ec
Prices are lliht and a (Jood
Fresh Slock to select from
T. R. HOWARD, HEPPNER, ORE.
TheO U. AX. will mke a IK) day
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... .,, iuui'iii k b ia i rift I. it, nili
wb.ch romeday mAl become a very d(,n,. ,,.ve the chanKH ,ither, h,.m.e
grave concern, and a latisfactory j t,e Htoriny weather we have len
solution of the tiroblem will be of .having. Light Mile, March U
ineetimable value to the entire
1 . I Tirt Vnrlrtti,ul .Oiunfinlan
W. O. W, Entertain.
The joint todat given by Heppner
Camp Woodmen of the World and
niapi urn norrien in wwi-irrau, at , I ., r r K,.fi
i rn ' - n
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R licit a share of the patronage g; ,i,,,u rm""1 ,ri" ra" fr"'" Heppner to IIT-rr-f
8 AlIkindHof dray work done 8;,,"' VnKU Klt"n Ht I tt E Y RE HERE!
g with prompt..-,, and care. g St' Uui" "f ,,;2 '" Fn,r" n"l''m'r l"
g b j Chicago 7.40. Ticket, will lon -ale An immenne Btrck of
O O i three ilayp duriug the niontliR of May,
J.T. MITCHELL g ju j ,y Ana n i , r Fall and Winter Shoe
8 o The exact .late will be furnished later. A U1A If JLllbV'l Ull"UO
CCXOOOCOOOX)OOOOOOOOOOOOOa , stopover privlc are allowed. A?
M. LICHTENTHAL'S
I I K r 1" jN r j The pioneer iKKit and nlrne denier of Ilep.ner, w ho al-
wavn rnrriea a bijf line of IWkiIh nml Slioea, ItnbU-r, Ktc.
"TvTT TT I"T" XT' 7 Ti T"0 Hepiiirinx a npecinlty, and entiefuction ititnrHiiUwd.
JL kJkJXY. I V X Y-VLV Ol,l ptand. WeMnble of Main Strict.
W O. Mi.Non and C Jj. Lowi:, I'roprietorn. ,
Iireedors of S. 15. I'. llocks and S. ('. Huff Leghorns. 1 J-jgpppjQj- IVIcXrblG Al""' IU",'1'""' "'"",,l"lf f
From Marcli 1, I'-s for setting ! . . . ,, , unv..r u.n. win-t., hi t J
1.25 for i5. j:,'-- from choice jj and Gran ite Works :r,r. ""r,""r" -
t iii i" V" f e 1 " w ' I'i' 'ri it lo t nil Ceuii'liiry mul IiiiIIiIIhk nrk l riliiceil irli(.i, t
SIKlc inlH or 1 '.'.ifor Soto ! J?!?AH.B.R.!.8:.. j
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Eggs for Sale
P.ard Plymouth Hock
the K. I . hall laat rrulay evcim . wan
laritely attendel. A nhort pronratn wan
rendered ronitating of mu-ic and r ci
tation". The prottrame wan opened
with a ong by the ibolr, ronrlitin of
Mia Lrna(ila.ok, Minibillie .. r.-trp
Mra. Maud Uhlpley, Mm. llertha Oil
man, Win. IWni.ett and Louii I'utnam.
Thia wa followed by a huuioron
wt entitled "The Animal Fair." by
Lillian Ui,'g. Venice Jonii, lUlph
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I At Cost to Close Out
purposes. Mated with
liiph grade rooster just j
from pen at Portland. I
Kjrgs per Kiting of 15 $1
R. F. WICCLESWORTH, 1
(jalloway, Ore.
Fur the next 20 day a we will nil nl cont Lee'a maker and
(jroebcck'a Kgg producer utid (Naiditioti powder, alro all
I.adiea' ptirceago Htcot-t. In ntationery w ,i,ake theae pricea:
r,C Tablela 3 f.,r 10n
lJic Tabli ts for 10c
15c Noveln for l()c
2V l!ox Stationery 20c
2D I!ox Stationery 15a
l.ric Itox Stationery 10o
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Ida able I a i U'i.li-r ol I'na Vn- hit-i- Hid N iir, bull
Itniiuie ari l IUi k, and i ll'" von fjrt rl r"tvice, and win will
rc-t conrti..ii treatiiiutit. A nhurn of your patrmiairn I ,
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