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About Heppner times. (Heppner, Or.) 1???-1912 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1904)
THE HEPPIIER TIMES. Published Every Thursday by A. J. HICKS E. Jay Merrill, the nominee for school superintendent, is one of or county's energetic and thor oughly capable teachers He Hunt Ditch Now Working Tli old Hunt din li, near F.ilio, Is now in 0eratioii, says (lie Pendleton All Want Williamson. Iu emtio eiuiiiit u'on the return o( Congressman Williemsnn, the Kuirrne Tribune The ditch is alxmt trt miles K'fter give th e rea-on lr desiring O SUBCRIPTION Ont Year - -Six Month Three Months RATES: holds a firs grade Ct-r ifieate, and long Mini tape tlie Umatilla r ver a short hit teturn, although that papers Imne h. spent the greater part of hi distance alov Echo. The ditch will ia in the firt district : I.OO , life in the school room, in filling teilaim a large section of county, thus "The Register wants Newt William- 7 , hin.t-elf for the prolest-olii and lu irrigating nmiiy sees of land i eretotore . on reiurneil for the ame reasou that i 50 He ha chofen teaching a practically barret-, waste. Entered t the Pomofflce ai Heppoer, Oregon as hi life work and expended alt A a result of the Hunt ditch teaching. the aa eronfl- Irm matter. ii i ik i v it. up va 01 ra a D U t WT AT Odd Fellows Hall at Heppner, every third who kllOW him SHiurtiity 01 Fire motnu. . W. Khka. Adj. O. W . Smith, Com THURSDAY. MAR 24, 1904. THE REPUBLICAN TICKET 1 The councy ticket nominated by the Republican covention in this city last Saturday is owe that com mands thi reepect of all pat tie. It is composed of representative citizens of Morrow county whose character and ability appeals to the intellig nt voter (and we have no other than intelligent votes,) whether he be Republican, Demo crat, Prohibtionist, . Socialist or something else. It ia a ticket that the Republican can conscientionely support and put forth his best ef forts to elect, and the Times has no hesitancy in predicting the election of the entire ticket next June. Geo. Currin, who was given the nomination for county judge, is a representative citizen d the county. He has made a success in a bu iness way and there is no reason to doubt, but many to believe that he will handle county affairs in the same intelligent manner Although he has foen a resident of the county for only five years he has fully identified himself with county affairs. He h not a man of a biased or prejudiced make up; is liberal in his views, and a man of good judgment and upright char acter, and is worthy the support of his party. Vawter Crawford, who was the choice of the convention for county clerk, is too well known to need we want L T Hanis nominated anil elected, namely, we wan' young men ' his energy and fforts to make a land is paid to lie attracting a I rue ot ability in the House, who can grow success iu the profe-sion, and those number 01 prospective setters. As . into wen of power and influence and be bes; are sponsor oon a the other irrigation projects are 1 of nice to the slate for the next ao for the s atement that he has brought to a consummation there will'vears. We have Fulton in the Senate, attained admirably toward the be a areat dem ndfor land in the Echo J. N Willie fon in the House, now we top rung ot his ambition, lie is country and further west in the Butter , want Harris also; then three ol O egou' an educator of no mean ability; creek country. ! is thoroughly familiar with cch'bol affairs in the county, a safe man j Passed Away. to put at the h. ad of the schools of s- A- D- Garley died at his home in Morrow countv. Arlington, on Tuesday about 10 p. m. Prof. D. V "S. Reid, who was f acute meningitis; less than a week unanimously chosen as. the nom- before his death he was at his tike at inee for county surveyor, is a prac- tending to business. The whole com tical surveyor and civil engineer of max ')' 8 "' niourutng for the sudden many years experience, having hsofoneof our heat and most re been engaged in U. S. land sur- 8V ed citiaens. Mrs. Gutley and their Veyinu, railroad enginee. ing, hy-, f0n " av,,e "aTe u,e Ympainy 01 every drographic and ge idetic surveying, on in their irreparable loss Arling- Othoers and patrons of public schools: He has als served as county sur- ,on Record. vevor. and as examiner and ad- Attorney Gorley was well known instruments Heppner, having done con-Ulerabie four Kepresenti tives will lie young brainy, sensible men, who will aeeoinp lih much for Oregon in years ot con tinued rervice. jitter a while it will be necessary to prepare for a sueressor to Senator Mitchell, who while still vigorous and lorceful. can not be ex pected to ferve us forever, aa much as we might wish it were possible." To School Officers. Heppner, Oregon, March 1S, 1!H)4 -1 'I in juter of surveying for the surveyor geneial of Oregon. ! 'w work here for a number of ye rs He h is also been deputy county Past- surveyor under Julius KeLhley of Morrow county the past two years, and his work has stood thi test in every instance. This ise vidence enough for his qu ilifications; what more could we say in his bt-halt, excepting that be is a man of high character. We submit his case with the firm conviction that you will elect him to the surveyors office. Dr. A. ReiJ, nominee for coroner, is a prominent pyhsician of lone, and is a man of character and abilit , fully c pable of performing the duties of the office to which he has been nominated. J. D. French and Frank M. Griffin, the nominees for county commissiene.-, are men of judg ment, careful and alert for the I best inter- sts of the county. Dur- Echo Sugar Beet Crop. The see, ling of sugar beets at Echo was com tn f 1 ced this wtek and wil be I No apportionment will be made until after the annual school meeing in June. If a large apportionment were made to the districts at this time, nan of them could not, by the 3 1 ftton ay 111 J tine, use their money down to fifty dollars; and consequently, would lose vt ha' they have 011 hand J 11 e 20, KK4 H A 1 N E S Furniture Co (Succeaaor to WKLI.S & COMPANY.) Carpets, Rugs, Mattings Oak, Ash, Firaiui Maplo Hod Suits $18 to $15 The most complete lino ever shown in Heppner Fine pillows and comforts. All wool blanket, made nt Union woolen mills. Nice new pat terns of Floor Oilcloth, at and 10o per yard Linoleums, at - - 00c and 05c per yard New Home Sewing Machines, the best on earth, from $32.50 to $50. Organs $80, $05 and $110 Stoves and Ranges And Cooking Utensils, Cheap. Crockery, Lamps and Clocks, Win. A. Rogers' Silverware pushed along as rapid. y as the weather will permit. The ground is now in good condition, and it is estimated thtt 150 j acres will be sown to sugar beets in the vicinity of Echo, Foster and on Mc- , over that sum. J W Shipley, Co. Snperiuten ent. Inflammatory R eumatlsm Cured. William Shaffer, a brakemxn of Iienni bon, Ohio wa confined to his led for Anything not carried in stock cheerfully ordered, cheaper than you can send for it t ORUCIC HAINES, Prop HARDWARES Camas island. There are a number of vevcral weeks aith iiiflnnitut ry rheu farmers who are anzioui to ei.tcr the mutism. "Iuel many remedies," he tield. but could not net ready in time j gays. "Finally I sent to McCaw'- drug this year. If the crop this yer proves a t0re for a bottle of Chamhetlrtiu's Fain success there ill be at least 1000 acres J Halm, at which time I wa u. ahle to us sown next yrar. A great toi unt ol land ; hand or foot, and in one uttk'i time wuicn was onerra tor oeei enure mis , was able to no to work as hanDV as a . .u-. .u.. t: any comuieiiuanoii mat, iiir iiiii-i,. . . . . . r. . ,u J . ( mg their tncum'iency in t)(ijce thv is able to cive. However, we dire 1 . , . , '. toe positions to which ih' j have to guv 10 bi behalf tbal be Don made a record as clerk flaring he past six years that ever" Republi can, an 1 other citizen as for that matter, of Morrow vOtinty, an point to with pride. His aoility is unquestiotu d, as thn c tinvy re cords prove hi fitne for hi- r sponsible position. His lricl ih tegnty coupld wiih his ch-ricnl aualihcati'tiis make him a -ai- man to return to that ' office I another two jars. E. M. Shutt, who was unao imouly renonjinatfd for dv riff the Repblican convention !S.ttuida . is a young m 111 of st-rlinii r ' and strict luttrny. au.l.iu . capable and eneruetk. The rtc that he has made during his incum . bency of two years in thi- i(fio i beyond reproach. No ti rtn r rhf . if) has made a lettr on ; no rh 1 6 has a more correct, cleaner m neater set of books, and no sh tiff has done more to uphold law and order than has sheriff Shutt. II is peculiarly fitted for this p i-iri-m year was reje ttd by the L Grande facte r men on account of its ui. adap tability to the growing of the sugar bert. Ou the island thij yrar there w 11 be abcu 30 or 40 acres sown to beets and 1 he land prepared for more next year. The farm is who are raising the beti have contracted t e output to the La- Grande factory . t $4.50 er ton, f. o. b Echo, or their neartst kblpping point hen nominated. Their nets have been wrought with that care and Lirci!-ion rich it? 6 e8'-ntial in 1 . m f i have made Cbatub rlain's Cough Reiue y A Favorite Remedy for Babies, lis pleat-ant t.isir aud piompt cures cl tui." For sale by Slocum Orug Co. If troubled with ' weak digestion, hell-hint or sour stomach, uae Chan ber l.dn's Stoma' h and Liver Tablets and you will get quick relief For sale by Slocum Drug Co we have a eoniplfte stock of SHELF AMD HEAVY HARDWARE, PAINTS, OIL ILS, WIRE, ETC. r oo- -- -oor-e-oi Chitifiwnre Decorated with - Heppner Klood Sceiiertn -"l UHelul ntl1 1'rctty Souvenir The BAIN Wagon Gilliam & Bisbee Colli 111. erioners intricate questions arise that re- iittii.- ftrri. i.t'k.ii ai.rl KMtind inorru'rit e .. . . , ,..1 1. i r . lh e- q.l.i:ifiiai..ns are p..ed ' P"vem. any oaoger 01 y uuu v 01 K eyop ifA ington, m j a favorite with the mot-ra of small children. It quick'y cures their cough GENERAL BLAGKSMI HINC r,. xtx:i n ? n r'ikM ii i inn vi 1 itI'iii'ui'i A. II 1 J Li UL1U11U1 VK X JJJl J t 1 L nave opened uj general blacksmith and" H ptifSessed by tli' e' in tijiie -, and they shuuld be returned that their able man- ag' inert may e continued. It will l" only a short lime un til wool will be pouring into Heppner. The pen and favorable winter fur sti ck of all kin s has hud it- l. n fi i 1 1 'ffncis with tn flocks, w hich havf bft-n kept in go nl ct'iidition. This insures a Sj'lenlil wtMil fiber, which is favora'tle in a good pric-, other con lit ons being favorabl''. I; is estimned that the western clip will 15 per cnt Ifg than last year, which would indicate a better price thn that obtin-d for tne last year's clip. More than a pneumonia or other serious lonstqueoce. It not only cures croup, but when givm as soon as the croupy cough ap ears wt 1 prevent the at'ack For sale by Slocum Drug Co. mill on sheen wt r rhiunej nut by r ason of courag. ous manho ,1 of the the ptn anJ lfje anu piompv atuo.i 1.1 mors , , . , . ,s 8 1 groers will stand tog-th. r and con-cien- ,1 ..1 ,.,.. uc'niri a 1111 iu-r u.tvc ri ciousiy support ann com menu tor A dispatch from The Dille says that it is o in is'uird fait that a railroad will bj built by the Great Sou hem Railroad Co Irom that ci'y, south through Du ur, and along the eautero bnrder of the Can ade mouutain tin her be't for s distance of several tnilrs It will tsp a rich farming country, snd much of the land now being u-d for stockraising, oa-in to it not being tri butary to market points, near the line of.the proposed road, will be to a great extent (armed. Thecon'ract for build in the road has ' een let and work will lie cum 'i e crd soon. A. l'rown's hop. Give me a call. I A 0""o,'.--oo-"'O"a cr 000000000000 i Carries a Full Line of Fresh GROCKUIiCS AND PKOVISIONS Splendid Line of -A c FRANK HALI- J'J Gents Furnishings: ' Hats and Caps, JOOOOO OOOOOOO OOOO OO ooooocc GENERAL DRAY I have engaged m the gen eral drayajje busin ss and so licit a share of the patronage All kinds of dray work done ttith promptness and care. J. T. MITCHELL . Underwear, Sweaters, Gloves, Efc Prices are Kiht and a Good Fresh Stock to select .from T. R. HOWARD, HEPPNER, ORE. hasty action is netded. man that the Times can the support of all. Mat Lichtenthal, the nominee for treasurer, is one of Morrow cellent prospects of obtaining it. i If the fheepmen will properly grade their wool, and stand by their trtt iztitii.n. thev t-hmild county's most worthy and capable , fin,, no lifriculy in gl.;ling Uw ciuVns, whose reno.nination to t,,,, of th, m irkK. ! the fourth term is sufficient proof j j. j of his qualificati ins. Mat., as he, Th county central committee is familiarly known, is one of the did the right thing at the right old residents of Morrow county , time in the selection of E L. Free- ami his fourth term nomination is a fitting recognition of his capa bility. W. 8. Connor, th choice of the convention for assessor, is one of land as its chairman. To the management of the campaign d wn Is largely the success of the tit k t, A mm nt fixed convictions ami strong jwrsnnality is essential at the head of the management. HEPPNER POULTRY YARDS V' 0. Mi.n'oh and C. 8. 1jwk, Proprietors. Breeders of S. C. H. V. ltocks and S. C. 15uff Loghorns. From March 1, Kggs for netting $1.25 for 15. Egg from choice p-n $2.25 for 15 ' - . - Single I3irdB or Pair for Sale THEY'RE HERE1 An immense stock of Fall and Winter Shoes AT M. LICHTENTHAL'S The pioneer oot and shoe dealer of Heppner, who al ways carries a big line of Hoots and HhoeH, Kuhliera, Ktc. Repairing a spetiulty, and satisfaction guaranteed. Old stand. Wet'tsideof Main Street. Heppner Marble and Granite Works Anyono tit 1 11 k I n k of ei tirln a Inniiiiini'tit Inr a leiartei r lntlva or frli-nd Will ito well to Ki't our irlt v( iM-lnre ptircbaalnf I'lw WlltTll. W am pri-arc4 lu do all Cfintitcry and IjiiIIiIIiik work at ri dncfl (irltuti. MONTERASTELLI BROS. the old and resp' cted residents of These qualifications we claim for iir. rreiann, arm we iip-nici. this county, and is a man fully l that he will lead the party in I flu ..it; 1 lu,"i" lwu" i -" , Mrrow cunty to success I., June cssor. ror many yers ne ioiiow u the pM'ession of school teaching, which is evidence of his clerical The nomination of Representa tive J, X. Williamson from the see- ability, and as to his knowledge of ! distric' is an a-nind fact, lie property rallies, no one will que- ' " s,,..i.i.l record ami , , . 1 . 1 11 , 1 there is no reason why he should tion that, as lie has been Identified 1 , . u'biU u U with county affairs long enough to younir in the halls of congress he. familiaril himself with valuation hss well. led a marked influence ct ail classes of property. which y arr of service will increasej At Cost to Close Out F r the next 20 days wo will sell at cost Ie's Egg maker and (jroesls-ck's Kgg producer and Condition powders, also all Ladies' purses go at cost. In stationery we make these prices: r Tablets 3 for. . 10n Vtr Tablets for lOo l.rc Novels for 10c 2.V, Hox Stationery 20o 20 Hox Stationery 150 15o Hox Stationery 10c Heppner Drug Co. j w I II LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE 4a. SlSMBIMaBBMSJSBWBBlBBBBBBBBSBBBBBWBBSJBiBBSMBHBSWSB GORDON'S.. Wm. GORDON, Prop. lint added a enmber of Ftrs' Cla liorve sod N 1Uf both ll'tiitle Htil lliiek, and .ir" 'on flrxt i-Uon tervlce, ami on will receive conr ns irea'iiienl. A share of vonr patnuiaHe t ! : : SOLICITED w MAIN STREET, - - - - Heppnei, Oregon. w w z z lit
