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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03
kINGTON NEWS

LEXINGTON, Jnly :, 1902
Born on Wednesday, June 25,
to Rev and Mrs. W. Q, Miller, a
l0-pound boy.
The Sunday School picnic passed
of quietly last Thursday. Not a
very large crowd WAS in attend
auce
Harry Beauehamp is enjoying A
visit from his brother f. t. Beau
champ, Of Richlsnd, this week.
Menird Leach, who has been at
Fall City, Wash, for several
months returned home Friday.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Dan
Hays, who will harvest here,
Wm. Broadley's brother, c. W.
Broadley, of Ssni Point, Idaho,
arrived here Friday. He Will
locate here.
A new porch is being built IN
front of Hotel Barnett, this week.
One Of Rev. MiIler's horse ran
into wire fence Sunday evening,
snd was badly hurt.
Lsnk Booher's team ran away
last Thursday. He was thrown
under the wheels of the wagon,
and was severely injured, having
two ribs broken and being badly
bruised.
Hugh Tyler, brother of Sam
Tyler, sni a former resident here,
arrived here from California on q
visit Saturday last.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

In the death of Timothy II.
Bisbee, Heppner has lost friend
sLd good citizen. For the past II
years be has been a prominent
business man in this city and he
has been closely Identified with
the interests of the community
Like other stardy western pio-
neers, his life has been active and
Industrious. His work has been
success and be has left 80 hon
orei name.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

4 census bulletin on agricul-
ture IN Oregon, Just issued shows
tia, farm, Of the state. on June |,
1900 numbered 35.837, and were
valued 81 tl32 1854. OF this
amount tIaLy9694 or IA per
cent. represents the value Of
building aud tll3,l37, $50. or
6j.j ~. cent, tie value Of land
and improy-ms sut- other than
buildings The value Of farm in-
plemeu,s aud uschinery was s6.-
5oC 72j. and - 'vestock, So, ,9l7.-
o.. These value. added o that
Of farms, give $l72 76l,297 as the
i9tsI value e. farm property The
tatsI value Of farm products for
1899 wss $4,000 -19 Of which
Slr.2-4.2-Z or - per cent. rep
re--ut- tie value = auuusl prod
uc,- and 81 ~. g.. ~ 570- per
cent tie value II cr5ys iucl1dilg
the forest products e-t 9r produced
on farms The pros- farm income
lu Oregon in ls9y Ea- Ssl.saf.-i-.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

The Republicans of Missouri in
stste convention, endorsed the sd-
mipistration Of President Roose-
Welt and declared him to be the
Logical candidate for 1904. Many
other states will f4Il in line with 8
declaration like this. Western
people have already declared for
President Roosevelt for thsy have
found in him stsunch friend and
sman who well understands sctual
conditions a. they exist He will
be the logical candidate for sll the
people
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

The organization Of the Oregon
Wool Growers Association has
been a success and the sheepnen
are now well aware Of the fact tbs
they have been benefited in many
ways Not only have they re-
ceiYed the toy price for their wool
but their Interests generally have
been protected by the organization.
Why should not this be Sd object
lesson 70 tie wheat growers and
farmers They have no ergsDiza-
tiou There is strength in organ
iIAtion sDd Why should it not sp-
ply 10 tie farmer ss well a. any
other Inc q husiness.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

Five wears ago when the rapub-
licau party succeeded to the con-
troll OF nstional affairs, business
was stagnant credit impaired
clrrency disordered snd industries
PROSTATE. After the task Of put
ting the national house in order
was accomplished the party not
only brought the country to the
highest po.1, 4 it~ prosperity in
tie history u tue x rio and this
lu s..s- -t ~4.s in TO hemi-
spheres Cc-a nina AMI the Phil
ipplnes Il
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

4 motion has baen filled at Dee
Molues, Iowa, for new trial OF
the case Of Lesion Ballet, the
Eastern Oregon mining operator,
who Was convicted of using the
mails forl fraudulent purposes ID
connection with the White Swan
Mining Company.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

William Blalock, Southern
Pacific railroad brakeman, whose
home is at Ashland, was thrown
from a car by the sudden stopping
OF & freight trsin, while switching
in the yards at Roseburg, Friday.
He sustained bad fracture Of the
right wrist and narrowly escaped
being crushed beneath the wheels
Of the car.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

senator Lodge u--- the worn
oat Argument tAst tie election ot
-euat1rs Is the direct vote = tae
people would Inevitably be fol-
lowed by proportola,e represent
alton 10 tue Senate aud thu- tring
about radical revolution r the
iorm o. our Government he may
make sucL assertions before : BODY
uf university students, but they
wi. hardly receive the respectful
,eusiisrsiIuu - those uL0 know
that the Constitution affords guar
sptecs which would prevent the
re-ult be predicts The graudca-
tiou ~ the desire for direct vote
~ tie people . more srt C. divert
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

the trouble he fears than denial Of
that right Persistence in the
present system will finally work
50 much mischief that the people
may he Inclined to throw aside the
safeguards Of the Constitution in
order 10 effect reform in the
mode Of choosing Senators tx.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

The wool business Is now about
all wound up in Morrow county.
Only few lots remain unsold.
The sealed bid method Of selling
q. adopted by the Oregon Wool
Growers association has had a
tendency to clean up the business
il short order, and the wool has
been sold out earlier thsn for
years
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

All America-eends words of SYM
patty TO England in now her try
ing hour. Especislly do ve SYM
pathiza with our friends over the
wster for il bss only been short
time since the life ot our martyred
president vss hanging in the bal
snce. Long lite to King Edward
is the earnest prayer Of the Ameri-
can people
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03
NEED MORE HELP.

Often the over.tsIed organs q ] gss
non cry out Tor n-lp by dyspepsle' :
pains, nausea, dizziness, hesdscbe.
liver CON uplsints, bowel disorders Such
troubles call Ter prompt uss OF Dr.
hiog's New Life Plls They are gentle
sborouSh ard ansrants-A TO cure. 26o
u 5Iocum's druR sto
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

II su usirs a box Of Cham be'lai4's :
Stomach & Liver Tablets sud fud them
The best thing Tor my stomach | ever
used ssys I " Robinson, Justice Of
tho Peace Loomis, Mich These Tab
less not only correct disorders OF the
stomach, buI regu s,e the liver and
bowels. They are easy 10 TAX. and
pleasant 10 effect Price p cents per
box For sale by Slocum Drug Co.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

Disputes over the range ques-
tiou il Grant county between
sheep and osttlemen is a serious
mstter, and at the present time Is
more complicated than ever before.
There will probshly be blood shed
before the question is fnslly sd-
Insied
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

BEST LISTMEST FOR STRAINS
NJ T. Il Wells. the merchant st
Deer Pax Long Leland, y. T., ssy.
always recommend Chem berlsins Psiu
Balm ss tie best lluiment FOR strains,
use1 u lss, vi3ter '0r ssevere lam ess
10 the side, fesultib1 from 8 strain. and
wss greatly pIesssd wItb the quick re-
l-i sud cure Il effected" For sxIe by
Slocuu Drug CO.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

A. Al SAINTS Fplscopal church no
,.,r.ae. will be held until further no
tr. The Rev Join Warren being en-
.age8 18th tie duty a. the Church u
,.e Keseerner. Pend e'on during tie
.t,.u,- u ihe Rect1r Rev W. =. Pot
vine
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-07-03

Fs.ryuocy wants % Era- -hsi The
Cregursr bss 20 say
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lie generally are much interested in
the experiments just made by DR.. G.
A. Charlton, Rockefeller fellow of
pathology at McGiu college, Montreal,
by which he has demonstrated the
parasites in the systems of those suf-
fering from scarlet fever may be sue
cessfully combated with a serum pre-
pared under the direction of DR.. Hub
bert OF Detroit
OF fifteen cases, most of which would
under ordinary treatment have ended
fatally. or at least have suffered from
lingering and troublesome complica-
tions, thirteen made prompt recover
les. almost free from complications.
OF the two patients that died one
succumbed five hours after admission
to the hospital and the other was car
ried OF by an attack Of diphtheria. DR..
Charlton sums up the results as fol-
lows:
"First-Rapid subsistence of the py-
rexia
"Seeond-An accompanying decrease
in pulse rate. with improvement in
tenscion and rhythm.
'Third-PreventiOn, or at least
marked amelioration, of such compli-
cations as cervical admits, otitis media
and albuminuria.
"Fourth-Rapid and favorable con-
valescence in the majority of cases.
4 am not prepared to lay the most
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twinty in a room, is Rothschilds.
suppose me frind Finkstein, that comes
by here ivry mOrnin' hollerin' Rags!
oil ir'nI' has ACCUMULATED a fortune,
though We wudden't think so be tn
look ~ his hat. Prob'ble a great dale
iv money is made be thin scared
lookin' men that stops We at a sthreet
corner an wants to know if We have
amy oil clothes to sell. gentlemen.
They mus be large profits as a mid
dleman in a transaction involvin'
pair iv pants that cost 81 when they
were first bought an has been worn
through a picnic season an a pollytical
campaign. l watched wan iv thin
joynts iv finance a whole day wanst.
Out " a total-ix-fiye hundherd propo-
sitions. he got four hundherd stony
glares, ninety-eight Go to tn div
vles,' wan punch in tn eye, an a cardi-
gan Jacket. But he mus be rich. All
Jews ar-re rich.
"Wud ye like me to give We me OBJ
sarvations on tn Jews2 Ye wuddent?
Well, I will. TIL raison tn Jews is all
in business is because they'Se nawthin'
else f'r thin to do. FIR cinchries an
cinchries. Father Kelly tells me, they
have been crowded out iv ivrything
else. They cudden't be sojers or poly
ticians or lawyers or judges. But
they'se wan pursoot where prejudice
has no hand. Whin a man wants to
borrow money. he niver inquiries about
tn charackter or religion iv tn fell
low he touches. He'd as lave borrow
firm a stranger as a frind, from a
bad man as a good, firm a Jew as a
Christyan. He'd sooner, FIR he hopes
not to be able to pay It back, an not
payin' back money to a Jew is a Chris
tyan varchue So tn Jews become
money finders. They handed out tn
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holy holy to imprors an kings. who
come back firm wars an pulled their
teeth out But whin tn imprors needed
tn dough again. they had to go to
Nose, an Nose made thin settle what
they owned with Interest. So, in tn
end, tn impror haS tn Jews teeth,
an tn Jew had tn impror's money.
well, to be a good money Under, we
have TO be sthrong at figures. Ye have
to be able TO add up quick in ye'er
head, because tn man that has tn
watch to soak hasn't time to think iv
anything but wantin' tn money in
hurry So tn Jews larned figures.
To larn figures right, we've got to be-
gin arly. Ye got to get into tn habit
iv thinkin' figures. Ye can't begin
afther 90, whin ye'er head is full iv
pothry an song. TIL Jews start right
away. AS tn pote that Hogan knows
says, They lisp in numbers They're
taught to play with tn usury law in
tn cradle. an it niver ceases to be
toy with thin. When me frind lex
stein wants his son to behave, he says:
'Maxey, if ye're a good boy, pah-pah
will let We go out in tn yard an play
with tn arithmetic I wanst wint to
Mary Cassidy's school to see the chill
dren show off. Whin she asst how
nanny eight times iliven was, all tn
little Jew boys was red in tn face, an
snappin' their fingers, an all tn lit
tie Irish boys was thryin' to count it
up with their lead pencils. But whin
she asst who won TIL battle iv Bunker
HilI, a Jew boy thought it was Kuhn,
Loeb an comp'ny, but tn Irish boys
knew who it was.
I'm figures tn Jews is sthrong. Where
they're weak is not carin' about money.
name it. A Jew cares about maxim
money. A Connecticut Yankee an a
Scotchman cares about money. There
ar-re no Jews in New England. They
can't make a Twin there. Connect
cut Yankee wud skin a Jew down to
his collar button an burn what was left
iv him at tn stake as a hereto. TIL
raison FIR it is this, mind We: A Jew
makes down town an spipds up town.
It's aisy come saisy go with Jew. He
can't be dragged by a gents furnishin
store With show ~ red neckties an
silk undherwear in tn window. He has
to have a di'man' as big as a cake iv
ice FIR tn front iy his shirt an bottle
iv Ody Colone FIR his silk handkerchief.
He blows himsiif f'r a brownStone
house while Higgins iy Stamford is liV
i'm in a fat. He's tn mainstay iv tn
theaytres while Higgins is takin' in tn
free letchers. His wife has a seal-skin
sack an ates her roast goose off q
COOL dish, whin Mrs. Higgins has to
throw her husband on tn fiure an get
tn price iv a shirt waist out iv him
with a hatchet. He's out at tn races
ivry day handin' his good money to
Yankee bookmaker, an ne can't hear
tn click iv a poker check without that
queer feelin' that he oughtn't go home.
1 niver see a Jew that wudden't play
cards or wan that knew how to play.
Yes. 1 did wan Some frinds iv mine in
tn City Hall formed a syndicate an
sint him down to Columbus, Ohio, to
thrafic with a party iv manufacturers
that used to play wanst week in a
room over a livery stable. He cud
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Did We liver think that mex to tn wan
gran nachral fghtin' race in tn wur-
ruld, there are more Jew prizefghters
thin amy other kind? Aven there tn
prejudice follows thin an tn best iV
thin are FORCED to adopt some fine OF
Irish name. 1 knowed great light
weight wan time be tn name iV Terry
O'Brien. His fathers name was Solo
mon Felsenthal, an he was as Jew as
hair oil. Terrence or Abey, as perhaps
1 Shud call him, was as cap'ble a man
as if he'd been BORN to tn name. He
had a splindid reach, but none too much
considerin' tn lenth Nv his nose. Afther
a gloyrous career, he whit down to de-
feat at tn hands iv lad named Ma
lone, whose arms were about tn
lenth iv potato masher. but who had
no nose to speak ~ him comm firm
Kerry, where they lost their noses in tn
time iv Cahal- More firm thryin' to find
out what was goin' in in tn admin
counties.
mo. sir, they'se no raison FIR bein'
frightened about tn Jews. They won't
hurt us. If they amt good citizens,
they're good enough. They don't trou-
BILE the divoorse cooorts, an can't ray
mimber liver seem wan dhrunk-I name
to say, rale good an picked, come-on-
all-iv-ye- polismen- preferred-that kind
iv. dhrunk."
"They're gettin' tn best iY ivrythin',''
said Hennessy. They'll dhrive US out
iv tn counthry.v
They'll not" said Mr.. Dooley.
''They'se wan proof that they're maxim
no progress"
What's that?"
They're all Dimmycrats." said Mr..
DOoley.
Copyright, 1902, by robert Howard
Russell.)
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a OBSERVATION ON
THE JEWS BY MR.. DOOLEY
BY =. p. Dunne.

mark ivry card in tn deck at wan shut
f1e. but he come home be freight Each
iv tn Christyans played with his own
deck Ye don't catch Higgins iv STAN
ford THROWN away his money at races
or poker. A jew makes down town an
spinds up town, l ted ye. A Connecti-
cut man makes at both ends iv town.
He makes a great dale on railways an
a little on eggs-a lot out iv other peo-
pies widows an orphans an a few out
iv his own wife an childher-much
firm tn stock exchange an something
on tn butcher bill Whin all tn money
in tn wurruld is gathered 10 tn hands
iv amy wan class, tn Jews won't have
it. Most IL it'll be in New England,
with few dollars in Scotland.
Why amt tn Jew a sojer, says ye?
Why don't he fight FIR his country?
What wud be tn good? He knows he
niver cud get to be a gin'ral. an no
sojer wud liver inlist onless he was
sure some day he wud become a GIN
raj. If a jew liver got TO be a gin'raI
an started out to lead tn army, some
Christyan behind hind be sure to give
him a poke in tn back with baynit.
What army Wud follow Gin'ral key
Monheimer to victhry? No, sir, tn
Jews wise man. Whin tn country
calls FIR hayroes to sleep out, walk long
an be shot at FIR tn flag, he stays at
home an rallies round tn bond market.
TIL gOvermint obligation f'river, three
cheers FIR tn two, three an four
don't know but what ii takes a Drawer
man to buy a bond thin to fight a bat
tie. I niver did ayether, so l can't say.
But tn Jews is fightin' people.
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stress upon the reduction in mortality.
1t is true that from my clinical ex-
perience Of the sca.<let fever cases in
Montreal during the last two years in
dividually 1 should have expected IA
tai termination in the majority of the
cases treated with this serum, so Sc
we're did they SEEM to be. But the
intensity Of scarlet fever VIGOROUSLY
varies.
What 1 would emphasize is the most
remarkable and rapid subsistence of
serious symptoms which, in case after
case, followed the employment of
serum. L have never previously seen
the disease pass so suddeeIy from .
severe, not to say alarming, to a rels
atively mild condition"
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AW SEE that me frind sicrety
Hay is goin' to push
Roomanya around FIR its

TNW SEE that me frind Sicrety
Hay is goin' to push
Roomanya around FIR its
threatment iv tn Jews"
said Mr.. Dooley.
Where's Roomanya?' asked Mr.
Hennessy.
Il don't know said Mr.. Dooley. IAN
Jawn Hay don't know, an nobody
knows. It's somewhere down in tn
lower vest pocket Nv Europe with tn
rest " tn small change. But amy
how, it's been threatin tn Jews badly
-expellin' thin as if they was poor
immigrants, or denyin thin vote as
If they was Chinymen or ladies, or
takin' away their right to thrile be
jury as if they was naygurs. An Jawn
Hay is goin' to stop it. 1 amt sure
how, but I suppose he's goin' to hold
thin up to tn contimpt iv tn civilized
wurruld. 'Tis tn aisest way an tits
good exercise. We have tn record FIR
holdin' up eight-ounce nations TO tn
eontimot ~ tn wurruld.''
II don't see why we shud interfere
messy. They're pretty well able to
help thimsilSes. They're all rich"
I see,' said Mr.. Dooley 'ye have
feelin' again Jawn Hays frinds. 'Tis
ye'er idee that ivry Jew is a rich man.
Maybe ye're right. Maybe all thin
Jews that lives down in Canal sthreet,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

The officers of the guard are consid-
ering giving a grand military ball some
time in the near future. If things are
favorably decided upon the affair will
be one of the most elegant in the his
tory of the guard.
Colonel John d. Ford, assistant in
spector of target practice, who recent
~ returned from a visit through south
ern Utah on business connected with
his office, reports the companies in that
section in very progressive condition
Companies A, q and F in that section
have completed both their practice and
record shooting
A large number of visitors were on
hand last Monday evening to witness
the full dress inspection of battery a.
A large percentage of the organization
was in attendance and the boys made
q fine showing in the luminous" dress
uniform. During the evening the com
mand was put through the school of
the company by Lieutenant o. c. Webb
and made a decidedly favorable i'm
preston.
The signal corps viii become set.
tied in its new home during the present
week
Troop a is considering the advisable
llN organizing a QTd0ldliC cruz anu
showing the talent how it should be
done. A number of "ex-Corianton-
srs, are in the organization. and it is
:hoiight that with few outsiders a
good play can be presented very favor
ably. The particular piece to be done
will probably be either Nevada or
Way Out West"
Nearly all the officers attended the
sand concert last Sunday evening when
special progra nrne was rendered in
their honor.
The signal corps indoor baseball
team has at last arranged for a game
to be played with a like organization
representing the Y. NJ. G. A. The sig
nalmen are accordingly requested to
meet for practice at the Armory hall
tomorrow evening at O'Clock sharp.
The troopers have all arrangements
completed for their dance. which takes
place next Wednesday evening at the
armory.
The football team has been getting
IN some excellent practice during the
past week in the large drill hall which,
on account of the freedom afforded by
the spaciousness of the room, is almost
equal to outdoor work.
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No Fears For the Boy.
Chicago Tribune.l

Teacher-Your son, sir, has a very high
temper, I am sorry to say.
Father-I am glad to hear IT, sir. If
you will grind him into shape I'll teach
him to keep his high temper for high
purposes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16

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Authoritative.
Chicago NeNs.N

Meeks-The man who tries to change
a woman's views is a fool
Weeks-HoW do you know?
Meeks-My wife told me so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16

In the hands of. all men God placed
some signs that they could thus know
their works. Job, Chap. IA. 9.
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Length of days are IN her right hand,
riches and honor in her left Prov,
Chap. e Is.
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SCARLET FEVER CURE.

Discovery of Serum That Produces
Remarkable Results.
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