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Wo have large stork to select from. We invite you to inspent our itock, prices, etc.
MAT ST., OPPOSITE
Give your business to Heppner people
and therefore assist to build up Hepp
ntr. Patronize those who patronize
you.
Jl hold each and ery correspondent r
vonslble tor bis or her eommuiiletlon. bo
2?Sipotdnc. will be published unlwi the
wrtWrVrMl nme is signd as a evld.uce of
good laltfc.
Did jon Ter
Bead about the
Mao who
Hid his
Light under
A buahelT
Tea? well
That is like
Doing business
"Without advertising.
All the
guide sobemtia
Iu the country
'Will uot accomplish
Half ai much
Ai a good ad.
Ia a good, live,
Legitimate newspaper,
One that
Ia read
It the people,
And that owns
Its own
Soul; that
Vies its apace
kik merchandise,
Worth dollar
For dollar.
The Tester will case at Seattle has
been dismissed.
A few more suspended banks have
been added to the list.
Wilkes Russbl. the famous paoer, was
recently killed by lightning at Freeport,
Ills.
South Carolina has inaugurated the
system of state management ot bar
roooiB. A PiiAN is on foot to operate the Erie
canal boats by eleotricity. The trolly
system is proposed.
Gbnbkal Wabnkk has given notice
that the silver congress will oonvene at
CbinagoAug. 1st.
BoUNWiMH did not win at Hbeeps
head Bay, the Sunbeam oolt carrying
off the Realization stakes.
Portland bids fair to soon have a
direct steamship line between Honolulu
and Sydney, via Vancouver.
JobkfH Cornklison, of Myrtlt creek,
Douglas couuty.died on Monday of Inst
week. He was a pioneer of that section.
As ma time nears for voting on
Ireland's home rule bill, the prospeot
grows brighter for the success of the
measure.
Silvib is picking up again in price,
but mines are shutting up all over the
country, as silver mining has beooms
unprofitable.
Kino Gkouob, of Ureece, has abdicated,
and the country of ancient historical
returned to a
republican form of government
M. Koshland, the Portland wool mau,
baa been found guiliy as charged in the
indictment, with a reoouimendBtion
for meroy. A new trial has been applied
for.
Tea action of the Presbyterian
General Assembly on he Dr. Briggs
oaae may split the Presbyterian eburob
in twain. "Bolting" ministers are
nnmerona at present.
Two world's records were broken on
the Maple Valley Trotting Association's
kite track at Kirkwood July 4tb. Sala
din, owned and driyer by James Oreen,
of that city, paoed a mile in 2 :Qb?i beat
ing the Maaoot reoord for pacing made
by (toy iu 2:0C','. Johu Hamlin, of
Parkeavi'le, L. 1., drove the trollor
Ayrea P., with Telephone aa a running
mate, making a mile in 2:033,', breaking
another world's record for a mile, held
by Wiudship, 2:06.
If Ms. Cleveland really wants to
haye the Sherman silver purchase not
repealed In a hurry, let him iustruot
the treasury department to begin pay
ing all salaries of congressmen, from the
date congress shall assemble, in silver
dollars. It would ba a good way to
get rid of some of the silver stored in
the treasury vaults, and it would stop
the purchase of any mora in a hntry.
Oregonian. If Eastern Oregon bad a
few of those despised silver dollara just
now they would come in very bandy.
Mr. Cleveland should begin the ex
periment at ouoe.
Thb announcement that a special see
ion of congress has been called to oon
eue August 7th, has not appareutl)
strengthened the oondition of affairs yet
Banks are snspending daily, not only in
PALACE HOTEL.
the United States, bnt in Canada also.
The Sherman law certainly has nothing
to do witli Canada or other foreign couo .
tries. The trouble of the whole matter
is, the entire world is Buffering from the
attempt to force Bilver out as money, aud
gold to a sreater premium. It will con
tinue to groan beneath the burdens in
flicted until a panio aud financial revolu
tion ensues, and finances are reorganized
upon the old plan of bi-metallism. These
United States, however, are carrying
man; burdens now, and last but not
leist, the promised free trade policy of
the present administration is doing as
much, or more, in faot, than anything
else to demoralize business and disrupt
home enterprises.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
John Sontao died at Fresno on the
3rd inst. from wounds received recently
while resisting officers.
Thb would be hero, Kichardeoa, was
reoently sent up eight years for bis fun
on the Southern Paoiflo some time ago.
Blondib, the Oregon trotter, lowered
the world's two-mile reoord at Salem on
the 4th. The record is 4:48, but Blon-
die knocked off a bait seoond, leaving it
it 4:48.
CHUUCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
At M. E. church next Sabbnth, Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Preaching at
11. Text, "He that is without him
among you Id him oast a atone at her."
All invited. Ilo services iu the even
inn hut we will join in the union serviced
at M. E. obuich, South. Announce
ment of which will be seen elsewhere
J. M. Shulse, Pastor.
We, the pastors of the oity of Ilepp
ner, have deiided to bold a union
service at the M. E. church, South
Sunday at 8 p. m.. July t)ih. The text
lor the evenir g will be: "And you hmb
he quickened who were dead in tres
pHsses and iu sins." Discussed by all
t tie pastors, led by Brother Shulse
This will be an introductory services to
he held in the future. All are cordially
invited to attend.
M. Bhamblet,
J. M HhUT.HU.
Edwin 1'ai.ukr,
Catiirrb Cannot he Cured
With local applications, ns they cannot
reach the seat of the (I i sense. Catarrh
is a blood or ooiistitutinnal disease, and
in order to cure it yon must take internal
remedies. Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken
internally aud ads directly on the blood
and mucous am faces. Hull's Catarrh Cure
is not U quack medniue. It Mm pre
scribed by one of the best plijsic'iiihH in
this country for years, and is a regular
prescription. It is aomposed ot I lie
beat tonics known, combined with tli
best blood purifiers, aoting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
bination of the two inaredients is what
prod noes such wonderful results in cur
ing catarrh. Send for testimonials free
F. J. CUENET . CO,, Props.,
Toledo, Oh.o.
Hold by druggists, price ioo. M
LOST.
Ou or about May 6, '1KI, either on
Little Butter oreek, or on road betweeu
Little Butter creek aud Heppuer, a
hunters' case, stem-wiudinit and stem
setting gold natoh was lost. A sum I
portion of the crystal was oracked off,
but still remained iu place. Five dollars
reward will be given to the person
leaviug the watch at this oflioe, or who
returns same to me.
(Jkoruk Fkencii
Hepuuer, Or. 142-4
Tiiouble With the Natives. A short
time ago Jus. Willis bought a oi.yuse
from a Columbia si wash, but the animal
strayed back to the village of "wickiups."
Monday the horse was found in ileppuer
ui possession of au Indian, but he would
uot return it, so "Jeeina" invoked the
aid of the strouif-amied law, represented
in an official capacity by Sheriff Noble.
The ludiau would uot get oil' the horse
till forced to do so, paying no attention
whatever to the sheriff's formidable
pistol, which shoots a bullet as big as a
walnut. Other Indiana attempted to
interfere, but Hun Iloruor and J. L.
Vau Wiukle preveutod it. The home
was turned over to Mr. Willis, hut the
ludiau claims he is mistaken iu the
animal.
Fakkwei.l Pahty Ou last Tuesday,
a farewell party was tendered Miss M.
A. Bedggood by Mrs. L. W. Briggs and
Mary Nelson, at the home of Thus Nel
son. Quite a number of her friemlH
were present who spent a pleasant even
ing. Miss Bt'dggood will leave iu about
two weeks for hei bom in Canada, via
Chicago, where she will visit the World's
Pair. Duriug her sojourn iu our midst
she has made many warm friends who
regri t that she must soou leave tliein.
rtTiiiAN Sistkus Election. On lust
Friday night lujriau Temple No. 0,
I'ythiau Sisters, elected the following
otlioers: Mrs. S. 8. Iloruor, M K. C;
Mrs. H. C. French, M. K. S ; Mrs. A. A.
Huberts, M. K .1 ; Mrs. V. W. Smead,
M. of T ; Miss IntzYoruz, M.of U AO ;
Mrs. P. O. Borg, Protector; .Mrs. Henry
llliickuiau, 0. O. T.; Mrs. U. C. French,
Trustee. The installation will occur
shortly.
Heppner Celebrates in the Old-
Fashioned Manner.
ASSISTED By EIGHT MILE 1XD OTHERS-
An Exteoslve Program of Exercises and
Game l-j'oaie HucIiik at tlie Piuk-A
Grand Ball iu the Evening.
Heppner's gala day, the 4th of July,
opened up bright and ol nr, but later
on a strong bretzi kept the dust mov
ing, which somewhat interfered with
the celebration. However, it did not
hinder the spectators from remaining
and enjoying the well prepared program.
At an early hour, saluteB were fired,
and the armsof Morphsus released manv
a patriotic Hoppnerite who were soon
on the qui vice for the day's enjoyment.
The procession whs formed on Main
street at 9:30, a. m., undercharge of
Marshal E. L. Mullock, assisted by aides
Drs. J.J. Bill and J. W. Rasmus. It
waa headed by the Heppner Cornet
Band in full uniform. Then in the
following order: Blue Mountain Divis
ion No. 12. U. II , K. of P.; Liberty
car with Miss Lin-ele Oodlpy, Oodduss,
and 44 little mils representing eaob
state in the Union; Heppner's Hose
Companies, Noa. 1 mid 2, aud Hepp
ner Hook and Ladder Co.; then citizens
in carriages and on horseback. The
route taken was through the principal
streets of one town, thence direct to the
grove.
Presi lent of the day, Hon. H. Bluck
man, Boon called the gathered olaus to
order. Then the followiug program
was rendered: Musio by the band;
prayer, Rev. Edwin Palmer; musio by
the band; reading the Declaration, Mr.
J. W. Dawson; music; oration, Mr. A
W. I'attersnu; music; dinner, and
many a well-filled busket Buffered. The
absence of singing was caused by the
neglect of the committee in providing
au organ,
The afternoon was given entirely to
HporlH. The hall gamehetweeu Eight Mile
and Heppuer was qnito iiitercstinL'. It
"peued with Heppuer at bat, aud the
made two runs. Eight mile then took
the but and made three runs. From
this on, five innings, Ileppuer had
decidedly the bet-t of it. The Eight
Mile men were all fair players, but had
had little oppoitunity fur pi actice.
The result of the KHme was as follows;
Heppuer, 2 3 ri 13 1-25
Eight Mile, 3 0 0 1 0 -4
One-fourth mile nice, entries, Coon
D ig, Tun, Ii jun, Inlo Thompson, Gray.
Coon D ig 1st ; Tiu2 id.
Five-eighths dash, entries, Big
Enough, Pule Thompson, Chief; Big
Euotigh lal ; Pole Thompsou 2nd
Bioyole race, 800 yards, Harry Warren
lal; Ike Euuis 2nd; J. I). Hamilton 3rd.
Tug of war, Eight Mile faimcrs vs.
Heppner farmers, the foimer winning
Oryal Junes won the 50 yard race foi
boys unoer 12 years.
Htnry Cannon won the 50 yard Back
race; Frank Jones 2nd.
Johnny You Cadow won the 50 yard
foot race for boys between 12 and 15
years.
Ham nud Richardson, Natter and
Hayes, lie in three legged race; Jones
and liea 2nd.
Hurdle race, W. 8. Chandler, 1st ;
Albert Rea, 2nd.
Boys' bicycle race, Chas. Van Duyn,
1st; Lenwood McAtee, 2ud.
Oue hundred yard foot race, Mosier,
1st; Ren, '2nd.
The goat aud dog race was declared a
tie, and created much merrimeut.
Tng of war, Heppner v. Farmers
former wiuuiug.
Hose race between Nos. 1 aud 2, Hepp
ner, was exciting. The hose teams each
ran 100 yards and threw water through
300 feet of hose. Time, No. 1,0:43; No.
2. 0:48.
The day's entertainment closed with a
ball given by the 4'h of July committee.
Q lite a unuiher of tickets were sold and
the occasion was an enjoyable oue.
KUH.M l.t-XlMilON.
Eiutob Gazette: We must tell you
something of the time ws had here the
4th of July. Therj were a mimher more
of happy faces present than we autici
pateit and wo feel confident they were
uot sorry they came.
About 8 o'clock in the morning people
could be seen Iu all directions aud in
t-veiy possible manner of oouveance,
Hocking to the beautiful grove b-low
towu. At 10:15 the exercises begau
with the tflloieut ollioer ot the day, Mr.
J. F. Willis in the chair and in bis
usual "witty" strain. The opeuiiig
prayer by lwv. Young, wa.i delivered in
a most touching uinuticr.
We wish toexteud our sincere thanks
to the orator of the day, Rev. Rramblet,
of Heppner. His address was delivered
in au excellant, patriotio manner, such
as none bnt -tffrefiLed, educated gentle
man conld compose. He has won the '
highest opinion ot the young people of our
town, and they are ever ready and willing
to please bim. The reading of the
Declaration of Independence by Edward
Tibhets, was commendable.
Mr. Matier and his aiuiable wife led
the musio in their usual practical way,
and are always appreciated by their
attentive audiences.
The people then repaired to their
lunch baskets where they satisfied the
"inner man" by partaking of the edibles
prepared by the fine cooks of our
oouuty. Ollie Kincaid, Tom Boothby
and Dave Dixon deolared that they bad
been yearning for one hour's solid
"feeding" and on this ocoasion were
satisfied. One would not think tbat we
could be suffering from the expected
drouth tbat is threatening us, from the
looks of the "grub" that was spread
before us.
The afternoon exeroises began at 2
o'clock, by eingiug and appropriate
remarks from our prominent oitizens
J. S. Booth byT. Rev. KiDg and Rev.
Young. Then the people assembled at
the buse ball gronuds where they
witnessed au interesting game of ball,
between Jurdon Fork Nine vs. Lexing
ton Star Nine, the Jorden Forkers
gainiDg the prize, a purse of $10. The
usual sports then followed each rc
oompanied by prizes.
A ball ia the evening which the
writer declares a success, conoluded
the programme. L. B.
Lexington, Or. July 5th 1893.
AUDITION AL LOCALS.
The Stndebaker wann heads them all.
For sale at Gilliam k limbec's. a
"Hardware" did you say? Why, yes
at P. C. Thompsou & Co.'s stand, and the
plaoe for bargains. a
The Palace is the leading hotel iu the
oity. Well furnished rooms with plenty
of light are proV'iued for everyone, a
It yon want to buy groceries, and
bread stuff cheap, go to the Enterprise
Grocery. Kirk & Ruhl, proprietors, a
Borg, the jeweler, is the u,an to fix up
your watch or clook. Se keepH a full
stock of everything pertaining to his
business' a
M. Lichtenthal & Co.'s new stock of
splendid, summer botlou and tie special
ties in the shoe line are attracting mark
ed attention. a
The M. L. & T. Co., sinoe they have
roofed all their platforms, have an im
mense storage capacity. This company
now deals in graiu, lumber and wood, a
Thompson & Binusown the buss which
goes to and from the Palace hotel, but
will call for parties desiring to go to train
in any part ot the city. Leave orders
at City hotel. a
Gilliam & Bisbee are still doing busi
ness at the old stand, reports to the
Contrary notwithstanding. Ttiey invite in
spectinnoi their man moth stock of hard
ware, wagons, impliments, etc. a
Give the matter a little thought.
Reference is made to the nent bard
ware, tinware, plumbing, etc , Btook o
Billy Potter, Odd Fellows' hall. He de
sires to please iu both quality and prioe.
a
Minor & Co., the new firm, have not
last any of their popularity by the
change. They ooutinue 10 do busiuees
iu the old way the greatest amount
quality considered, for the least money
a
The general merchandise establish
ment formerly owned hy Coffin & M( Far
laud, has lately changed hands, now be
ins under the oontrol and management
of The MoFarland Mercantile Companv,
whiob continues busiuess at the old stand
with a larger atook than ever. a
Drcidrdiy Blink y.
A t-embliug baud, an uncertain step,
ddgetiuess, indicated by restless shift
ing from oue i lace or posture toauother,
usually mental annoyauoe at unexpected
uoises are among the indications of ex
treme nervousness. These seem trifling,
Out the health of men and women in
this condition is "deoidedly shaky,"
liable to he overthrown disastrously by
onuses which the vigorous might defy.
To (ortify the nervous system, general
vigor must, through the medium of reiu
f need digestion, and a renewal of au
unpaired power of sleeping at Dight.be
raised to a healthful standard. A guar
antee ot this is Hosteller's Stomach Bit
ters, which re-establishes digestion, bile
secretion and the bahit of body on a
permanent regular basis, thus renewing
that bodily equilibrium, wbioh is fal
lowed hy a gam of strength and nerve
tranquility. For kidney oomplaint.
rheumatism, neuralgia, sud as a pre
ventative nt the first attack or subsequent
return of malarial disorders, this medt
oi ne is without a peer. Thrice daily take
a wiaeglasbful.
NAMED.
Salesmen, to sell our choice snd hardy
nursery etoek. Many special varieties
to ctTer both in fruits nud ornamentals,
and oo drolled only by us. We pay
commission or salary, give exclusive
territory and pay weekly. Write ns at
once and secure ohoice of territory.
Mat Bbotheks, Nurserymen,
142-00 Rochester, N. Y.
Care Fob Dead. John VV. Kerns has
made arrangements to look after and
Oare for the graves of the Heppner
Oemetery, SLd will also dig graves and
attend to burying the dead at reasonable
rates. Parties desiring his servicts
should leave orders with either of the
undertakers in this city. 142-4
t ft T. D. dliilN.
TUB rijEDGK.
I hereby solemnly promise, Gad oelping
me, to abstain from all distilled fer
mented and malt liquors, including
wine, beer, and cider, aud to einploi
all pioper means to discourage the
use of, aud traffic in, the same.
MRS. C. M. CHARLTON,
Editress
AN OPEN LETTER.
The W. C. T. U., of Heppner, are find
ing plenty to do. Some of the darkest
piotures ot this little town have been
brought to our notice, and not least
among these rises the form of a saloon
keeper attempting to entice little girls
Into bis saloon to driuk.
For shame I for shame! tbat the in
nocent little girls, our sunshine, our
little home angels, should even be
spoken to by snoh a man. Mothers,
guard your daughters, for you know not
when tbey leave your presenoe, what
agent of the evil one is waiting for them.
This thing has been done, and let that
man, and any others, who have dene ir
contemplate doing suoh a thing again
take warniLg. Let it never be repented
for if it is, and it comes to the knowl
edge ot the W. C. T. U., it will prose
cuted to tho full extent of the law.
By order of
W. C. T. U.
July o, 1803.
The true Christian oonseerates all
time to God. Every day is to him a
Lord's day. But in the ssme spirit that
he sets apart one dollar in every ten
especially the Lords, he also sets apan
on day in every seven as specially th
Lords day.
In the outward act of Sabbath day
observance, the Christian world sjml
izes on ideal truth; in the ceremonial
consecration of one day in seven.
typifies the consecration of all dajr-;
in remembering the Sabbath day to keep
it holy, we invoke the promised blessing
upon our labor of the six days.
The observance of a "Lord's Day"
does not merely Bignify obedience to au
arbitrary law enaoted by a despotic
ruler. None ofGod's 'aws are arbitrary.
There is a diviue philotopby uuderlyiuk
all our Father's commands. Blessed are
they who acoord unquestioning obedi
ence! But if the why aud the wherefore
is sought, as it often is, it may be found
God will show us wondrous things out
of His law if we only seek for thorn,
But before we can approach to a right
understand of God and His dealing!
with the world, we must first understand
man. Before he can sound the height!
and depths i divine wisdom as Bet forth
in the "shalt" and "shalt not" of Sinai,
we must realize something nf the heights
and depths of human nature. All the
tedious details in the ordering of the
Hebrew economy, all the minute par-
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and T. W. Ayers, Jr.
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Notice of Dissolution.
NOTICE IS TIEREHY OIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between
J. A. Kk-ckiier and Charles C. MieMon, mnier
the tirm name oi Klevkaer & Slicltioa. doinir
business in the town of Ht-nimer, ur., has thiB
day been dissolved by mutual consent. Charles
C heldon liAvinfr withdraw n from the business.
However.J. A. kievkner w iii continue business
at tiie same place. He will also collect ail ac
counts due aud pay all liabilities oi the old
tirm. J. A. KLfcCKSKR,
I'll AS. t. Ml HUMS.
Dated Julv G, 1SK!. u i-,
USf Of LETTERS
DVERTISKD AT HEl'l'NER rofT OFFICE
il July.'!.
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will build you up and put flesh on you
and o-ive von a yood appetite.
Scott's Emulsion curca Coughs,
Colds, Consunsjt'or., Scrofula aud
all Anaemic and W..5t;aj Eiscasca.
Prevents wasting ia cluiiren. Al
most as inlatnf!c a-, iiciik. Cictouly
the ffennlii. Prepared by Scott it
Bowne, Chemists, New York. Sold by
all Druggists.
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brittle? Docs it split at the ends? Bas it a lifeless appearance9
Does it fall out when tombed or brushed? Is it full of dandruff?
Docs your scalp itch ? Is it dry or in a heated condition ? If these
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to Tiv.it tirm, "Skookum "contains neither minerals nor oils. It 19 not a Dye, but
n '"!! '.-titl'iilly foolinff and rcfreBhltift Tonic. By atimulatiug the follicles, ii stupa
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of : h-rn'.-um skin soap. It destroys parasitic insects, which feed un and destrvy
ike hair.
li vouf dnirrfr!st cannot annoly Ton, send direct to ns, and we will forward
PTVpaM, on receipt of p-ice. Grower, i,oo per bottle; 6 for .IW. Soap, 5Uc. per
jar ; o ur
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Equal with tlie interest of those having claims against the government is
that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit of valuable inventions because
of the incompetency or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a tiateut depends greatly, if uot
entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney.
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys,
and of seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
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terferences, Make Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as to
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ticulars eonef ruinir the civil and relig
ious life ot the tnelve tribes given in
the books of tlie law, we Cud to be pBrt
of a most wonderfui pvsteni for au all
aronn a tdncHtir n of n.M'kind a system
wniou could ouly uuye oinmund with
One who tbiironulily nndeislood iniiu's
complex ninke-up Iu Hie Mosaic- law,
wilb its liuiuioniou.s blendiujj of the
tbreefulil nature nf m in, we ilisopra the
work of tbe Supremo mind- -the Creator
of mun.
The spiritual and material, the mental
and the pbyieul organism il. -mauds a
rest day. N"t of "idle rrst" by any
means, but thn rt-st wbioh chu only come
' brouyh h tnruit'k' ot the whole beini;
toward (I'd. l'i ntu--inb3r that
"God s iii Ht'iivon.
All s riidit u iih the world"
tbe very tuuunut i rt-stmi to soul and
body. It buns strciiK'h and peace.
Tins is what we wr.uUl tj,H-k to fctnin
in ket pinu Imld ot the S.ibbath day, and
if tlie people eenernlly nro not nnhfcn to
the iiuporiiuiee of oh-y m the Fourth
(J iminiudiueut. the ft-w wl.io a'eaVike
mut-t i n.li-HVnr to st-cure Salih-tth obrrv
ance by the enforcement of ,'ivil statute.
The Mo-aic Imv, witli it detailed in
structions cone.Tiiir.a d'lties toward
God ami unties ti'urd our neighbor,
concentrated in the Ten Coninvindmeuts,
is a ilivii.ely npp"intnl Koliooluiater.
Wbeu all men slia 1 have gron-n up into
Christ, the decal-'Hi'.H will no longer be
need d. But s-j lona ;.s mra hud
nations are in tln',-r oi '-!orL,otri,ir.
Ood," H8 ihe t, biews w-re po r-rone to
do, surroun led ns toey werel v h-'iithen
nations-it is e'ea' th it th. l.-tter of the
law must still Iv. ol.serv-d. Th- world
todiiy Ktiil n-ed8 the rch"o!niitser.
Ame-ica tod .v ln,s not risen to such
spiritual l.eitfh's Hi t i have uiitrown
tbe Teu CotiiiU'Oi-lnv-n's.
There lias liei-u one new nunie u.ide.l
to the list tf h.'Uor'.ry Ilo mil- r a tool.
we are i-l. a-ed to in -k- n. , n of ; .,nt
of C. M. t ir!'-)il. hoiv,,.,l of Iii,
Iressor U.is oolotuo . We i.e-d noiLy
nioie and will to Ud to record them '
Mrs. liofi has at'Lu-nteil Minn Ah,
Glasscock assistant treasurer. A good
election.
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