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THK OFFlCUli H R OGHAM Ml-
I'repaivd for the .MUlmt.tl Colnmblim Public
School Crlebrution oflk'l. VI
It io uow kimw to all renders thiit
President Harrison lm issued a proo
lamHtirm uatniuir Oof. 21 us the true au
oivrBtry of the disooyery of America,
and reoornrondirjij; I's observauce by
ntable exoercisea in all tl.s soliools of
the Uoited States.
A nuiform programme for every schnol
io A'tierioa, to be used on Culnmlms
Day giiunltanemul with the dedicatory
exereiaes of tbe World's Uolnmhiiiu ex
position grounds m CliioaRo, will give
ao impressive unity to the popular cele
bration Aooordiuttly, when tbe super
iuteudents of education Irtat February
a -ceiited tlie plan for this naioDal pub
lic school oelebration, they inatmoted
their exi cntive cwrnmithio to prepare an
otHcial prouramme of exercises for the
dav, uniform fjr every mohool.
Tbe followiug programme bus been
prepared by tbe commiftee:
Tbe school should assemble at fl a. ni.
in their various rooms. At U:bU the de
tail of veterans is expected to arrive.
It is to be met at the euirauoe of Ibe
yard by the color Rnanl of pupils, en
coded witb dignity to the building and
presented to tbe principal, il.e Prin
cipal then Rives tbe signal and the sev
eral teachers conduct lheir pupils to
the yard, to drumbeat or oilier music,
and arranged them in hollow Fqnaro
about the flan, the veteiaus and color
iMiard taking places by the fl.ig itself.
Tbe master of ceremonies then KiAes the
oommand, "Attentiou!" amtbeKine the
exercises by reading the procluinatiou.
1. Keadi.no of thh Phbsidext'r Pboo
laMation. By the Master of Cere
monies.
At the close of the reading he annono
es: "In accordance with this recim
meudation by I he president of the
Uuitnd States, and as s siKU of our de.
vi i tin n to our country, let the flag of the
Dation fo be nufnrled above this sohool."
2. Raising of the Flag. By the Vet
erans. As Ibe il ia reiiuliftl Ihe lurmtbead the
veieraus ill lead the assemblage in
'Three Cheers for 'Old Glory.' "
3. SAiDTK to the 1'lao. By the Pupils.
At a signal from the principal the
pupils, in ordered ranks, hands lo Ihe
side, face tbe Hug. Another signal is
given; ever) pupil gives the Hug the
military salute right band lifted, palm
downward, to a In e witb Ihe forehead
and olose to it. BtHiiiliug thus all re
peat together slowly, "I pi, dye allegi
ance to my ting ami the .republic lor
which it stands; one nntion indivisible,
Willi liberty Hnd justice (or all " At tbe
words "to my 11 ig" the iij;ht hand is
extended gracefully, palm upward, to
ward the flag and remains in grstnre till
the end nf the i.ffi ' million, whereupon
all bands immediately drop to the side.
Then, still standing, as ihe instruments
strike a o Tit, all will ning "Aiunrica"
-Mj country, 'tis of thee."
i. Acknowledgement or god. Prayer
or Scripiure.
5. Si ng oF CoLt'MBi's DaT By Pupils
and Audienoe.
Air-"Lyoiis."
Columbia, my laud! all hail the glad day
When first to thy strand Hope pointed the way;
Hail hiiu who thro' darkness first followed the
Flame
That led where the Mayflower of Liberty came.
Dear Country, the star of (lie valiant and free!
Thy exiles afur are dreaming of thee.
No fields of the Earth so euchnntliigly shine,
No air breathes sucn Incense, suoh mimic as
thine.
Humanity's home! thy sheltering breast
Gives welcome and room tostranger's oppreHs'd.
Pale children of Hunger anil Hatred and Wrong
Kind life in thy freedom and joy In thy song.
The fairest estate the lowly may hold,
Thy poor may grow great, thy feeble grow bold,
For worth is the watchword to noble degree,
And manhood is mighty where manhood Is free
O union of States and union of souls!
Thy promise awaits, thy future unfolds.
And earth from her twilight Is hailing the sun
that rises where people and rulers are one.
Thkkon Brown.
6. The Address. "Ihe lleuuiug of the
Four Centuries."
A declamation of the speoinl nddress
prepared for tbe occasion by the Yuutb'B
Companion.
7. The Odb. "Columbia's Barner."
A rea ling "f the poem written for the
.location by Edna Dean Proctor.
Here should follow whatever additional
-xercises, patnotio recitations, represent
oions or chorals may be desired.
8 Addbesses by Citizens and National
Songs.
COLCiliilAN I.KI.M1UATION
Ai.d'G. A. K. IlfDlit!! Ami ('llniplll-e Commit
ten, Kepiililisfced by llniist-Niite
'Hie Work Am-ihiihI io You.
By nquest we republish the different
committees appointed for the Columbian
Celebration. Will continue, same until
after that date:
Commitlee o Parade, Ed. Matlock
Geo. Conser, Otis Patterson.
Committee on Finance, J. W. Morrow,
Henrv Heppner, Nels. Jones, W. A.
Johnston.
Committee on Barbaque, Fiank Mc-
Farland, Sam Kinsman, J. 8. Boothby
Wm. Peulaud, W. J. MoAtee, Geo. Fell.
Committee ou Progaam, T. E. Fell
Homer McFarlai.d, Vmt. A. W Wier.
C. mmittee ou printing. Ed. R Bishop
Vawiei Crawford, A. W. Patleison, Pbil
Colin.
Committee on Grounds, H. P. Garn
Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Vi PURE
gues, Frank Gilliam, Win. Serivner, A
M. Slocum and S. MoBride.
Committee on Slnsio, W. L. Haling,
F. J. Mnllock, John Rasmus, Mrs. 8. P.
Garrignes, Mrs W. P. Dutton, this com
mittee to confer with tbe committee on
program.
Committee on Oration. Eons. W. R
Ellis, Henry Blackmail and J. N. Brown
A committee on entertainment has
since been appointed, composed of the
following gentlemen: T. W. Ayers, Sr.,
C. S. Ven IJuyu and A. M. Ounn.
It is expected that lleppher entertain
all old soldiers visiting here free of
charge, consequently it is the duty of tbe
entertainment committee to canvas tbe
town, securing lodging for them while
beie, and also to assign tbetu to their
respective quarters when tbey arrive.
This oommittee should -go to work at
once.
The duties of the oilier Committees are
well kuowu, hence it is unnecessary to
enumerate them. However, it is nrged
that all look after their respective duties
without delay. Do not shirk yonr duty
o" leave it to some other member of your
committee, but look after tbe work tie
signed to yon at ouoc.
G. A. K. I'llOliKA.M.
Program for tbe G. A. R. entertain
n eut, first evening, Oct. 21, 1892. .
1 Music by the hand.
2 Mitsio by the choir.
3 Prayer by Rev. Bramblet.
4 National Air, by the choir.
5 Welcome Address, by Frank Kel
logg. 6 Response, bv D. C. Ely.
7 "Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys," by
choir.
8....Reoitation by Bessie Estus, "Com
radeabip,"
9 - Music, "Red, White and Blue," by
choir.
10 Hung by Miss Annie Hill. ,
''Sheridau's Ride," by " Iiawrenoe
Palmer.
12 Address Imprompto.
13 Speech by J. 8. Boothby.
14 Song by Myrtle Brown, "Cumber
land Crew."
15 Recitation by Miss League, "30
years, ago."
16 Soua by Dallas Datupnian, "Low
hind. 17 "Marching Through Georgia," by
choir.
18 Recitation by Miss Driskell.
19 -"The Soldier's Letter," by Emma
Webb.
20- "The Dragoon's Sabre," by Stella
Webb.
21 - "The Drummer Boy," by Cora
Driskell.
The nuwritten part of the program will
take place immediately after program.
Ml.NISTEltl L ASSOCIATION.
Progrnm of he Ministerial Association,
Dalles District, Columbia River Con
ference, to be held in this city, Nov. 8
11, 1892.
Tuesday evening opening sermon,
John Whisler. "The Importance of
the Study of the Desipline, T. W. Atkiu-!
son; "Tlie Sunday School the Auxiliary
or the Churoh," J. M. Sbulse. "How to
Save Men," C. H. Mill; How to Lead
the Church into ihe Higher Life," Bro.
White; "Tbe Epworlh Leagne, its So
cial, liitplleotunl aud Spiritual Advant
ages," John Whisler; "The Book of
Ephesian and its Author," J. W. Ribby;
"The Minister Bi-foreHis Congregation,"
J. M. McDonald; "The Presiding Elder
aud the Men on the Distriot, How can
they Work Together Most Effectively,"
R. C. Muter.
Wednesday evening; Sermon by J.
M. McDonald, alternate G. E. Hawlins.
"The Power of Prayer," F. L. Johns;
"How the Older Preachers may be Help
ful to the Younger," J. It. Uorebead
Wickedness in Ihe World, How to
Overcome it," T. J. Hodgson; "Howl
Prepare a Sermon," J. M. Ilennison;
The Word of God," Edward Baker;
The Modern Class Leader," G. E. Huw-
litis.
Thursday evening; "The Power of
the Saloon and How to Oppose it," an
all-around diBCiission, lead by J. W.
Kigby.
All local prencbers are properly mem
bers of tins atsiitiation. and ate invited
to be present and bring papers upon
subjects of their own selection. All
membeis of the association please take
note of this part in tbe program. Rev.
Ford, an evangelist from Iowa, will be
present and will assist in tbe revival
services i f onr church wbicb will con
tinue indefinitely. J. M. Shi lhb,
Pastor.
One fimat niln Mean every inirht fr,r a
Wtitk wouMoTurplii Livers. io. per bottl.
fUlt HAI.K.
I off-r my home residence in Heppner,
lur nil-, at a low price. For further par
"onlar apply in person or by mad.
532 534 Fkank MufAULAND.
Ooarantwl lo cure llillons Atta4kBt
Cousupuiiou, UmaU Una Ucaut.
wm Columbian pbbain .!
G. A. B. RE-UN.I0N
A-iicl Campflre
:AT:
HEPPXEll,
Friday and Satudary, Oct. 21,22
CITIZENS OF
Rawlins Post, G.
and
The Posts of Eastern Oregon have been,
Tlie ruono oonooi ot jieppner win ooserve v-oiomons way in an
appropriate manner. The G A: B. will assist them
in raising the flag on the school building.
G-rand Barbacue
Will be one of tbe feiitureB of the occasion,
THE PAKADE
Will form on Main street at 10:30. headed by the Heppuer Hllver Cornet baud.'ftnd
composed of the U. A. K rHeppner pnblie school and other schools that desire
to join witb them. .The Uniform Rank K. of P., tbe HepperUook and Ladder
oompany, with thair truek., A. O. U. W., K of P I. O. O. f'., Masons and
other secret orders. Mayor and oonnoilmen ; Industrial Parade, consisting of
floats from all tbe leading business bouses in tbe city. After parading tbe
principal streets nf the oily they will march to the grove, where an interesting
program, consisting of music and speeches will be given. After this the com
mittee ou barbae oe will eaiertain you.
Amusements of Every Description
Will lie indulged in. Racing will be in progress at the fort in tbe afternoon.
By the G. A. R. will be held at the opera house Friday evening, for which an
interesting program has been arranged.
This will be the grandest event ever witnessed iu Heppner. Everybody is invited
to participate. The whole will conolode witb a
GRAND BALL!
Saturday evening at tbe opera house.
No one can afford to
(JOOU ENTERTAINMENT AT ' HAHDMAN
Editob Gazette :
This little village seems to be dull, but
when I was looking around towu I no
ticed a show bill banging in window;
I st'Pped to read it aud it seomed to be
my kiud of nn entertainment. It was
beaded ' P. &. R. Entertainment, Stere
optic Scenes and Sleight of-band Per
formances." So I concluded to go as it
was coming off that evening in the Odd
fellows' hall. When I went I found the
hall crowded to its utmost, and trie en
tertainment was also tine, tbe people be
ing well pleased with Prof. Patterson
and Prof. Richardson's conduct, I would
judge from tbe number iu attendance
that the hills are full ot people in this
part ot Oregon.
Yours Respectfully,
J. H Ruoaues
Daryvillb, Or., Oct. 12, 1892.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
The Stndebaker wagon heads thein nil.
For sale at Gilliam & Bisbeo's. a
Look out for Fell Bro.'s sale of rem
nants bargaius iu everything. a
Rnhl, tbe baker. Buy yonr bread and
cakes aud save money. Try it. it.
Whv go hungry when the City hotel
furnishes you a good meal at living
rates. a
John JenkiiiB advertises his One kiln
of brick. Remember that Heppuer brick
equal tbe best. a
Plenty of flour, bran, mill feed nnd
chop alwnys on band at the Heppner
Flouring Mills. a
"Hardware" did you say? Why, yes
at P. C. Thompsou 4 Co.'s stand, and the
place tor bargains. a
Call on Rip to do yonr wood Bawing;
same old price. Also delivers wood to
any part of Heppuer. See ad. a
M. Lichtenthal & Co. have just re
ceived a fine lot of ladies' kid, button
aud tie shows. At bottom prices. a
For oasb you can get more at the East
ern Clothing bonse, witb Levi on deck,
than any other place in Heppner. a
The l'alaoe is the leading hotel in tbe
city. Well furnished rooms with plenty
of light are provmea lor everyone. a
Borg, the jeweler, is the man to fix up
your watch or clock. Ue keepB a full
stock of everything pertaining to bis
business' a
Don't overlook T. VV. Aver", Jr., the
leading druggist. Choicest perfumes,
purest drugs and the tiueHt toilet articles
always on hand. a
The Buchler beer, 5 cents per glass, at
the Columbia Beer Hall, Garners &
Hughes, piops., next door to M. Lich
m
'llic only l'ure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Amuioniu; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
OREGON.
THE-
HEPPNER
A. R, of Lexington.
invited lo participate in this celebration
miss this Celebration !
tenthal & Co.'s shoe s'tbFS. '"" ' a
The M. L. & T. Co., since tbey have
roofed all their platforms, have an imr
meuse storage capacity. This company
now deals in pram, lumber and wood. 8
Since Shaw & MoCarty purchased the
meat market they have always endeavor
ed to keep on hand the freshest 'and
choicest mean, sausages and holognasi a
Thompson & Binusown the buss whiob
goes to and from Ike City hotel, but will
call for parties desiring to go to train iu
any part of the city. Leave orders at
City hotel. ' a
What will perseverance, pluck and en
terprise avail in this wild west, if you
cannot get big bargains? However, be
fore giviug up entirely, visit Minor Bros.'
emporium. a
Gilliam & Biabee, the hardware and
tinware merohants, carry everything ap
pertaining to their lines, even agricul
tural implements. Don't you need a
plow this fullf .-'.
Don't overlook Kirk & Rasmus for
burgaius. They have purchased Ihebus.
inesB of J, W. Matlock & Cu. but will
soon remove to the Mallory ooruer, oppo
site tbe Palace hotel, a
Dr. Grant's Cloalo, the great dyspepsia
aonqnerer, will positively cure dyspepsia
and all its kindred ailments. Every bot
tle sold under a positive guarantee to
effect a oure or money refunded. See ad.
in this issue. a
The general merchandise establish
ment formerly owned by Coffin & McKar-
land, has lately changed hands, now be
ing under the control and management
of Ihe Mcl'arland Meroanlile Company,
wbiob continues business al tbe old stand
witb a larger stock than ever. a
ATTENTION fl. A. R.
It is the wish of the commander ot
Ratlins Post G. A. K., that all comrades
and old soldiers be in H 'ppner on the
night of Oct. 20, for the purpose of mus
tering in all desiring to become members,
and attending to all other business that
may come before the Post . It is also re
quested that all be on bund early the
morning of the 21st, to take Dart in the
parade and perform such other duties as
may be imposed on them in oonneotiou
with the uuroptire aud colouration. By
order tf G. W. Smith,
Post Commander.
Lexington, Or., O -t. 13, 18y2.
A Nkw Nkioiibok. Geo. W. Lord
bus moved into the former art gal
lery over Messrs. Brown A. Hamilton's
offioe, and has tltlod up for architecture
work, lie is prepared to contract for
all kinds ot buildings, or will supervise
coastruntion, and purchase material for
ttie mine, giving his customers the ben
efit of his experience and percentage,
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