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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-01-10

The license fee for peddlers and
hawkers III Morrow county was
fixed at 5000.
&. b. Alley was employed to
continue his work Of installing the
new system of book keeping for
the county.
At this time there were 260 bills
audited, the total amount being
S759475,
ENTIRE COUNTY EXPENCE FOR 1906
County court and COM
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What does it all amount to, any
way-this fighting and hating of an
other? II you cannot love your enc
my you can at least leave him to
wallow alone in M mire of his NAL
ice-if in the wrong no n knows 1t
so well at he, while your conscience
is clear. Don't be an Indian-whose
gross instincts and cold-blooded bru-
tally are characteristic of his class
they who never forget because they
will lever forgive 1t is as important
to forget as it is to remember. No
MAJ OF woman who deems himself a
nemesis treasures up a wrong, nurses
an injury, or permits ignoble hatred
to foster in his heart can ever expe-
rience true happiness, or attain sue
Tess. He is always a pervert, a crea-
ture of petty prejudice and jaundiced
resentment, the which a good God
never made. Let go of the depressing
and weakening grievance-wipe the
slate clean each day. See to 1t that
no hatred poisons the mind or clouds
the memory. Forgive and forget
smile on-and let yesterday alone
Marvin Nichols.
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THE WAY TO WEALTH
BY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,

1T would be thought a hard govern
ment that should tax its people one
tenth part of their time. to be employ
ed in ITS service, but idleness taxes
many Of us much more: sloth, by
bringing on diseases. absolutely short
ems life. Sloth. like rust, consumes
faster than labor wears, while the
used key is always bright. as Poor
Richard avs But dost thou love life,
then do not squander time, for that
is the stun life is made of, as Poor
Richard says. How much more han
Is necessary do we spend in sleep,
forgetting that The sleeping fox catch
es no poultry, and that There will be
sleeping enough in the grave, as Poor
Richard say
IF time be OF all things the most
precious, wasting time must be. as
Poor Richard says. the greatest prodi-
gality, since, as he elsewhere tells us
Lost time is found again and
what we call time enough always
proves little enough. Let us then up
and be doing, and doing to the purpose
SO by diligence shall we do more with
less perplexity. Sloth makes all things
difficult. but industry all things easy;
and He that riseth late must trot all
day. m shall scarce overtake his bu-
siness at Night; while Laziness trav-
els so slowly that Poverty soon over
AXE him. Drive thy business, let
not That drive thee; and Early to bed
and early to rise. makes a man healthy
wealthy and wise. al Poor Richard
says.
SO THAT signifies wishing and hop
ing for better times? We may make
these times better If we bestir our
selves Industry need not wish, and
ne that lives upon hopes win die fast |
ing Then are 10 gains without
pains; then help hands, for nave
no lands: or II I have they are smart
Ivy taxed He that hath q trade hath
an estate. n he that hath q calling
hath M ONCE Of profit and honor, as
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thus gradually educate the negro into
the enjoyment of the rights of citi-
zenship. The fact that such senti-
ments were vigorously ~applauded in
the Presbyterian general assembly
indicates that ever the pest friends
of the negro in the North are now
doubling about the wholesale eleva-
ton of him to unrestricted citizen
ship being a wise thing. However, the
South is confronted, and has een for
forty years, with the problem of un-
doing the wrong which was forced
upon it. If instead of taking the ne
gro fresh from his master and invest
ing MIN with the duties of a citizen
ship of which he was profoundly ig-
Aorant, he had been placed on proba-
ton, it would have beer the best
thing that could have happened for
him because it would ave eliminated
the undesirable negro and relieved his
worthy brother from bearing the bur
del which the unsavory negro places
upon his race. AS it is, intelligence
mas no advantage over Ignorance.
The same thing is true of white
voters to some extent, but not to the
end that any one section of the coun-
try is placed in a position where the
best efforts of its citizens n the
calmest counsels of its statesmen is
required to keep to the line that snail
lead to ultimate triumph in h Solu-
ton of the problem.
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Poor Richard says; but then the trade
must be worked at and the calling fol
lowed, or neither h estate nor the of
fee will enable us to pay our taxes.
If we are Industrious we shall
Starve, for AT the wOrkingman's house
hunger looks in but dares not enter.
Nor will the bailiff nor the constable
enter, for Industry pays debts, while
despair ~increasetA them. What tho
you have found no treasure, nor mas
any rich relation left you a legacy,
Diligence is the mother of good luck,
and God gives all things to industry.
Then pillow deep while sluggards sleep
and you shall have corn to sell and
to keep. Work while it is called to-
day, for you know not how mucn you
may be hindered tomorrow. One to-
day is worth two to-morrows, as Poor
Richard says; and further, Never
leave mai till tomorrow which you
a do to-day.
IF you were a " would you
not be ashamed that a good master
should catch you idle? Are you then
your own master? Be ashamed to
catch your self idle when there isl so
much to be done for yourself, your
family. your country. and our king.
Handle II tools without mittehs;
remember that The cat in gloves
catches 40 mice, as Poor Richard says
1t is r there is nue. to be done
and perhaps you are weakhanded, but
stick to it steadily and you will see
great effects; for Constant dropping
wears away stones; and By diligence
n patience the mouse ate il two the
cable; and Little strokes fell great
oaks.
"Methinks, 1 hear some of o say,
Must a man afford himself no leis-
ure?' / will tell thee my friend, what
Poo Richard says: Employ tay time
well, if thou meanest to gain leisure;
and, since thou art not sure of a min
ute, throw not away an hour. Leisure
is time for doing something useful;
this leisure the diligent man will OBJ
tain, but the lazy man never for A
life of leisure and a life of lazi1ess
are two things Many, without labor
would live by their wits only, but they
break for want of stock; whereas in
dustry gives comfort and plenty and
respect. Fly pleasures, and they will
follow you. The diligent spinner has
a large shift; and now l have a sheep
and a cow, everybody bids me good
morrow.
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HITS THE NAIL ON THE HEAD.

from JOURNAL.
The Bisbee Review sizes up the Ma
tional situation of New Mexico with
absolute correctness when it says "the
attitude of the republican machine in
Mexico towards the Roosevelt
administration will most likely depend
largely on the attitude of Governor
Curry, of that territory, towards the
machine in forming ais new admins
tration." And the Review further Re
marks that opportunity for graft is all
that the New Mexico machine needs
to keep it loyal to any administra-
tio1-which fact has been so thorough
ly demonstrated hat it has become
a matter of history. Fol that reason
it may be regarded as just as certain
as it is possible for anything in the
future to be, that not many moons,
will wax and wane after Governor
Curry m into office before the ma
chine will be secretly at work laying
plans to undermine mis- administration
because it is well known that he will
to push all the reform meas
ures so successfully inaugurated- by
Governor Hagerman. President Roose
welt gave positive assurance of this
to a delegation of representative citi-
e from this territory at the time
the Curry appointment was made-and
still better assurance than the promise
of Mr.. Roosevelt. if such were posi-
BILE, is to be found in the public record
of Mr.. Curry, for the past twenty
years-a record familiar to the peo-
pie of New Mexico, and which does
not contain a line or syllable that
gives the grafters the slightest ground
to hope that they will be able to use
him in their business. The gentle
of the machine know this. and
for that reason they did not want Cur
~. They had a man of their own
out for the place and were sore
ly chagrined when they found they
could not get him. and especially
they were informed tina George
Curry was to be the appointee. And
his reason the president has made
the distinct announcement that the
appointment of Mr.. Curry is strictly
PERSONAL---VERY. is, hat he does not
owe his appointment to n party.
or clique, and will do what
he believes will be for the best inter
ests of the territory. whHther the
likes it or not.
And or these reaSOls you may
set 1t down as certain that the new
will not be worn off the edges
the incoming administration before
machine will be found ~"fernenst."
The matter of men amounts to moth
to the boojlers. 1t is opportunity
want, and just as soon as Curry
lets them know that he is not there
or the purpose Of opening the door
Of graft, they will have 40 more use
him thar they had for Hager-
nan.
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a statue of "Pittsburg Phil" the race
track plunger, in Uniondale cemetery
The statue is a startling likeness of
the lead man, a trifie over life size.
and depicts him with a racing sheet
IN his hand. The costume is the con
ventional Prince Albert suit. pitts
burg Phil" w1o real name was Geo.
E. Smith, died about two years z
at the age of AZ, leaving a fortune es-
timated at $1,000, 600 The statue was
erected by Smiths mother, who has
remarked since mis- death and is now
Mrs. Eliza Wood. 1t cost $4,000 and
surmounts the $4,000 mausoleum
built by phil" in Unio7dale cemetery
before his death and in which his re-
mains lie.
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CITIZENSHIP OF NEGROES.

From FIT Worth Record.
AS the mist of years is. draw
around the heart-breaking events of
the Civil War a clearer vision of
some of the mistakes hat resulted
from tina war is afforded. The depths
of suffering to which the South has
beer subjected is gradually coming
TO the realization of the people of all
lands, and 1t would, perhaps, have
ibeen realized much sooner had the
noble men and m of the South
not have chosen to suffer in silence
while their strength aid energy was
being expended in a rehabilitation of
their desolated homes and a develop
ment of the bountiful riches that Pro
whence had laid at their feet.
Now that this fact has been s ex-
tensively accomplished. the South
need not care so much what others
may think of her efforts to extricate
herself from a p~erilous position; yet
the South is too magnanimous to fail
of appreciation of the confessions
others may now make of the
tardy recognition of the wrongs that
followed in the wake of war. The clos
ing OF the war left many problems
before the South, of which some have
since been solved, and others win be
solved I'm due time. One OF these is
the race question, which has every
come to be recognized as one
not Of sentiment. but of pressing ex-
pediency.
The other day at Columbus. O., a
member Of he Presbyterian general
assembly was heartily applauded
he said that a mistake had been
made IN comforting unrestricted citi-
zenship upon ne negroes in 1865. 1t
would have been wiser, the speaker
said. to fix an educational qualifica-
aid a property qualification, and
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TAFT BY

Loeb="Gentlemal to e you sir"
T. R-"Mollycoddle?"-
Loeb-"No, sir"
T. R-"Undesirable c~itizen?"
Loeb-"He doesn't look it."
T. R.-"Conspirato-? Poltroon?"
Loeb.-"Not that 1 can see."
T. R--Deliberate and unqualified,
etc. ?"
Loeb-"T think not, sir"
T. R--"Well, why didn't you tell
me it was Taft? Show him IN
Cleveland Leader.
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WORK is PROGRESSING
ON CIOUDCROET LODGE

Cloudcroft, N. NJ, May 29.-J. C.
Leonard, on the new lodge annex,
says the work is progressing nicely,
and the building will be finished as
quickly as possible. The plasterers
have arrived and will start to plaster
ing at once. S. E. Pelphrey, the con
tractor, vas mere during the week. If
not delayed in waiting for material
Mr.. Leonard states that the Lodge
will be complete by June g.. The re-
sort will De formally opened June 1,
as advertised and the first excursion
will arrive June 2.
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ceIebration in seattle

Seattle, Wash, May 3O.-Tne local
members of the Grand Army of the
Republic celebrated Decoration day in
an enthusiastic manner, hundreds of
visitors from other cities taking part
In the exercises. A street parade was
held this morning, il which all the
military and civic organizations of the
city participated, followed by a meet
ing in b Grand opera house. Web
ster Davis, former mayor of Kansas
City and n of the leading orators of
the west, was the principal speaker.
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SPENCE BUYS LONDON
INTEREST AND is IN CHARGE

SteepIe ROCK, N. NJ, May 29.-H.
c.. E. Spence has returned to Steeple
Rock. N. NJ, after a years travel in
European countries, accompanied by
his wife. Before leaving England Mr..
Spence purchased the London inter
est in the Steeple Rock Development
company. and on his arrival assumed
charge of the management of that
company.
1t is believed that he will inaugur-
ate a system of development in the
camp instead of the stagnant policy
that the company has assumed here
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Sale of Manitoba Cattle.

Brandon, Man, May 3O.-The annu-
al sale of pure-bred cattle under the
auspices of the Cattle Breeders Asso-
citation of Manitoba began here this
afternoon and as in past years, mas at
tracted scores of purchasers from va
rious parts of Canada and the United
States. The sale is limited to bulls
of the different breeds, owned in Man
itoba for at least six months, and in
cludes many exceedingly valuable an
imals. Prior to the opening of the
sale all entries were judged and foul
prizes awarded in each age of the diff
ferent breeds.
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On this Memorial Day would be a
good time for the Roosevelt Repubi-
cans to reflect on the fact that it was
a question of states rights that led
TO the Civil War. the attempted usur-
patton of all the functions of govern
ment by our strenuous Teddy has
gone about as far as the people will
tolerate-but this time they will set
tie the matter at the ballot box by
electing a Democratic President
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ATTEMPTS SUICIDE BY
STABRlNG NEAR HIS A

Ell Paso, Tex, May 2S.-Frank Par
ker. aged about so years and unmar-
ried. stabbed himself at his home on
South Santa Fe street at moo today
infiicting a wound which is not ser
ious.
Parker was taken to the police sta
ton where ne was attended by city
physician Anderson. The blade of the
knife entered below the heart, but did
not penetrate far enough t cause a
ver wound.
Parker was kept at the police sta
ton until 3 O'Clock this afternoon,
when he was released. He stated
hat he had been a sufferer from a dis
eased leg since he was II years of age
and that n pain was so intense to-
day that he decided to kill himself
to M his misery. Before leaving the
station he promised the officers that
he would not make another attempt
at self destruction.
Boellner, the Jeweler. has 1t
cheaper. S7tf
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Louisiana commencement.

Ruston, La, May 30.-The twelfth
annual commencement exercises at
Louisiana Industrial institute will Gull
inmate this evening with an address
to h graduates by Governor N. C.
Blanchard, and the presentation of di-
plomas by James B. Aswell. state SUI
p~erintendent of education. The annu
al fraternity banquets will be held to.
morrow evening.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip.-w. G.
Skillma1. Aft
FOR SALE Two good dairy cows.
Inquire 1909 N. Washington. 75t3*
FOR SALE 8 H p. gasoline en-
gine.-L. K. McGaffey, 1O8 N. Main
street. 26tf
FOR SALE Good buggy AID har-
ness, $500. Apply COS N. Main st.
72tf
FOR SALE House and five lots,
222 E. McGaffey. Inquire there or
at Roswell Drug Store, 77t2*
FOR SALE - vacant lots on
South Hill. for one-aalf of actual
value.-Carlton & Bell.
FOR SALE:-Some choice residence
lots, well located, at r~ock-bottom
prices. CARLTON & BELL.
artesian well, some fruit. Best bar
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
FOR SALE Three or foul miles OF
OPSA VIVA II 4CASOs o1oO
fence posts. Apply Oasis ranch, or
phone BAT. OFT.
FOR SALE 600 acres, fine, level
land, rich soil, 5 miles from Ros,
well, $4,000 per acre.-Carlton &
Bell.
FOR SALE Five acres on South
Hill, n block from Main street,
at a sacrifice price.-Carlton &
Bell.
FOR SALE:-Nice house. well locat-
e d~.artesian water, plenty shade.
Business out of town demands par
ties attention, will sell cneap.-Car
lton & Bell.
FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE:-Six
tent houses, each 12x14 feet with
5x12 #. porch, good floors, plank
4 #. on sides, three large windows,
screened. and 3-ply cloth top, at
Spring River Sanitarium. 76tf
FOR RENT room house, central
ly located. Apply 821 N. Main. 76-t3*
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And This From Kentucky.

Louisville, KY, May 3O.-The Ken
lucky Prohibition society began here
today what promises to be the largest
and most enthusiastic meeting in its
history. The report of the chairman
of the party shows the movement to
be making great progress and dele
gates to the conference express them
selves as confident that within a few
ears Kentucky will be wholly dry
with the possible exception of Louis
vile and a few other cities.
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Close North Dakota Saloons.

Fargo, N. D., May 30.-In compli-
ance with the law regulating Memo
rial day observa1ces, passed by the
last legislature, all saloons in North
Dakota are forced to close their doors
between h hours of 10 and 3 today
The statute also prohibits the indul-
gence in any kind of sports within
half a mile of any Memorial day meet
ing.
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There is of course another side to
the cry against Capitalization of gov
eminent. The big interstate railroads
aid other corporations are protesting
againt obeying the only laws they can
not defy with impunity.
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No more shall the war-cry sever,
Or the winding rivers be red;
They Danish our anger forever
When they laurel h raves or our
dead
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the judgment day;
Love and tears. for the Blue;
Tears and love for the Gray.
F. M. Finch.
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Miners Honor Dead Governor.

Aspen, Col, May 30.-In CONNIE
moration of his friendship for them
during the great strike in the Cripple
Creek district IN 1894, members of the
Western Federation of Miners, whose
officials are now on trial for the muir
der of Governor ~Steunenberg in Ida
no, today unveiled a monument over
the heretofore unmarked grave of Gov
nj Waite at Aspen The affair
made a memorable event by the
miners of the district, hundreds of
whom ook part in the ceremony. The
money necessary to the construction
OF the memorial, $500 was voted
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Texaa Veterans celehrate.

Fort Worth, Tex. May 30.-Decora-
ton day was fttingly observed by the
local post of the Grand Army of the
Republic. assisted by many veterans
from other cities. Addresses were
made by several prominent members
of the Texas department.
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To the Ladies' of Boswell.

The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church are preparing to start a La
dies Exchange. and all the ladies Of
Roswell are invited to come to the
church next Tuesday al 2:30 to plan
for same or notify Mrs. Grace Car
so7 OF their Intention to afiliate.
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champ CLARK in GEORGIA.

Savannah, Ca, May 30.-Congress-
man Champ Clark, of Missouri, famed
as a sil~ver-tongued orator will be the
principal speaker and guest of honor
at the annual convention of the Geor-
gia Bar Association at Tybee island
today and tomorrow.
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Forgotten be the strife, and remem-
bered only the heroes who fought on
either side for what they believed to
be right.
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One flag waves over all.

Here's love aid tears for both the
Blue and n Gray.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room ,113 n.
Kentucky Ave. 76-t3*
FOR RENT Seven room house,
close in, on Richardson ave.-Carl-
ton & Bell. 7Tt2
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Statue for Pittsburo Phil.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 30.-A feature
OF the Memorial day observance in
Pittsburg today was the unwilling Of
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To LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN CARLTON
q BELL. o6tf
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WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY A first class
milch COVE. P. Sherman.
WANTED Waitress at once, at
Hotel Hagerman, Hagerman, N. NJ.
74t6.
WANTED:-Lady cook for out of
town. Wages SIS per month with
board. Inquire at Roswell Auto.
Shop. 56tf.
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LOST.

LOST:.Sunburst Pin with pearl set
tings. $500 reward for return to
Record Office. tiff
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Boellner, the Jeweler. has 1
cheaper. 37tf
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FOR SALE:-Nice house. we'll locat-
ed~.artesian water, plenty shade.
Business put of town demands par
ties attention, will sell cneap.-Car
lton & Bell.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-17
-dr|y History
 Of Arizona

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