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MAT ST., OPPOSITE
HENDERSON'S VIEWS.
The Spokane Reri. w, in commenting
on ex-Benator Henderson's views on the
monetary question, says:
Vot the argument" the public cares
little. It oontaine nothing that ia new,
and a great deal that ia falae, and will
be thoroughly riddled by the friend?
of iilTer when the extra aeesion benios
to grind. But the "remedy" ia serious
enough to attraot attention. At onoe
the ailver bullion in the vaults at
Washington is to be thrown on the
market and saorifioed for what it will
bring. At the same time half the
Bland dollars are to be put in the melt
ing pot and the prnduots alio sold
as bullion. In other words, the United
States is asked to throw sometbioe
like 8360,000,000 in silver bullion on
the markets, and while doing this is
to go aoroas to Europe and borrow
Bannnnn.000 in sold. That is, the
United States is to ply the arts ot stock
jobbers and turn the mad bear in an
endeavor to squeeze the life out of one
of its ohief industries, and at the same
time beat down the value of its stook
of silver to less than a moiety of its cost
and intrinsio value.
The tumble that would follow in
ailver, the corresponding advance in
gold, the sudden contraction ot the
eurreooy all these would brew a
financial eyolune that would make the
present troubles seem as a summer
zephyr.
If the United States wants to commit
financial and commercial suioide,
here is a potion, oompounded in Ibe
apothecary shop ot Cleveland, Carlysle
A Co., that will do the work beyond
all interference with a stomach pump.
If the fijbt is to be drawn on these lines,
it will be a merry one and O. Cleve
land & Co. will be soundly walloped
The oountry will never oonsent to any
proposition so desperate. Even the
bribe ot federal patronage will not be
sufficient to lure oongress into support
ot a policy manifestly so suicidal.,
An Enousuman, who recently visited
this oountry, states that the idea that
65,000,000 of people cannot manage their
own finances without truckling to
outsiders, is preposterous. Just as well
eay that we cannot discriminate as to
the admission ot aliens, dare not pro
teotourown industries, have no right
to make laws for ourselves, as to admit
that we oannot shape finances for the
United States. This oountry bus twice
tongbt England for liberty's sake, and
we have no need of another oontest,
though it may be a bloodless one. Lot
us stop whining like whipped pups and
stand up like men for our rights.
Foor(?) India is consoled. The rupee
buys as much wheat or merchandise
today as it ever did, and the Indian
farmer knows uo better. When it comes
to the purohass of gold, that is where
"the rub" comes. Aud the Amerionn
farmer sells his wheat tor this gold
whioh is growing dearer daily, in com
petition with the Indian farmer who gets
the same amount ot money for bis grain
as he did twenty years ago, and which
on a gold basis, in Liverpool, is sold at
a figure that ia rapidly ruiuing us. The
fiolioioui valne given gold by legislation
never stops under the present system,
beuoe we grow poorer all the time. Aud
all bail to our silver representatives from
Oregon who will soon sit in congress,
defiant ot Buss Cleveland or any other
plutocrat, true to the principles of a
majority of their constituents.
Tub East Oregonian talks of "inflated"
silver and land values ooming down.
The E. O. oortaiuly has not studied the
money question. On the other hand,
silver will buy just as muoh today as
it ever did, except gold, which is itself
inflated 100 per cent. The sohenie of
1873, followed by legislation no less
disastrous, in intent no less than a
rime against the American people, is
forcing the legitimate valne ot land, on
the gold basis, down the road while
ailver is following. In other words,
wheat, cotton, reBl estate, beef, pork,
wool, etc, are selling at 63 oeuts on the
dollar, flow long the people will con
sent to have the gold men continue
increasing the premium on gold, God
only knows, but it oannot last long.
Not a dollar of silver is used as mnoey
in Amsrioa, aud wbec we speak ot silver
it Is nothing in itself, but represents a
money enhanced nearly 100 per cent
'On this basis, debts never can be paid
for it lakes all a person oan make to
pay this artificial premium on gold,
much leas to out down interest and
principal.
"Kr pegging away." That was Mr.
Linooln's favorits advioe to the Union
generals when they got into a tight
plaoe. It is good advice to follow now.
Tlx) times ars tight, but keep pegging
way. Let the merchant s'iok to b'S
business aud the mechanic to his trade.
lour prosit may not be large, but keep
giegging away. The way to get busi
ness is to make business. If you have
njttuni te cell, advertise it, so that
PALACE HOTEL.
those who want to purchase will know
where to find it. "Keep pegging away."
Telegram.
Thibtxkn banka of Portland have
agreed not to receive on deposit for
the oredit of dealers, cheoks or drafts
payable elsewhere than in Portland.
All such items will be registered for
oollection, and credit given only when
prooeeils are received. This is the
ontooms of the stringency in the money
market. And this action of the banks
while it protects them, makes money
still tighter. Independence West Side.
O tub nrtsent five ter oent. fund on
bands by this state, Grant county gets
$3,r16 15, Harney 87.2G320 and Morrow
81,390.72 These distributions are made
according to area.
Evbbt annrohlet in tbe United States
is shooting for Governor Altgeld. But
anarohist sympathy is a poor recom
pense for the Iobb of the respeot of law
abiding people. Beview.
SroKtNEcame out solidly for silver
a few nights sgo in a big mass meeting.
Manv nromineut men were on tue plat
form, including leading bankers of the
city.
England has 8100.000,000 in Bilver
while Franca has 8700 000,000. And it
was the latter that helped out Euglaml
when in a tight place recently.
A ctoloni swept through Iowa last
Tuesday doing much damage and killing
several people.
Tins Daily Statesman, ot Salem,
critioises the press work on our 1th of
July edition. It is a fact that the red
print worked badly, caused, principally,
from the fact that it was "old poster,"
aud if other could have been procured,
would not bavi been used at all. How
ever, this reminds ua that tbe Statesman
got out a legislative edition last winter,
profusely illustrated. The outs were so
"rotten" that they looked more like a col
lection of "Black Bards" than legis
lators, and had it not been for tbe
names accompanying eaoh cut, uo one
would have known to this day whom
the Statesman was trying to represent.
We have refrained heretofore from
making any comments, as thefe little
oountry dailies have difficulty at best
in pulling through, but since it is now
tashionahle to turn a stuff of critics
loose on the slightest provocation, we
do not hesitate in setting the public
right regarding our valley friend, the
Statesman.
CUUKCU ANNOUNCEMENT.
Reeular services at M. E. church.
South, Sunday July 16. Subject at 11
a. m.."Livine for Others " Subject at
8 p.m., "Friendship" All are invited,
Edwin Palmhr, Pastor.
Baptist church Sunday school at 10
o'cIook. Freaobing at 11 o'clock; theme
"Hope, the Anohor of the Soul." Meet
ing at 4:80, led by Rev. Palmer; theme,
at evening meeting. "The Necessity of
Having the Spirit of Christ.' Wake up
all and come out: it may be the last
ohanoe.
M. Bbamblrt, rustor.
NEW RES TAU KANT.
I have opened a first olass restaurant
at tbe old Matlock building called
Uolton restaurant.
Mrs. G. W. Swaooart,
EAGLETS.
from our Long Creek paper.
Mrs. Dr. Fell, of Prairie City, is ro
ported quits ill.
J. S. Dalevan, the stage proprietor,
came in from the outside lueuday.
Tbe Eagle was informed that four
oeuts was offered for a lot of wool last
week It is ceitaii.ly discouraging
business for our sheepmen.
UI.ACK BUTTE MINE CONTEST.
On the 28th of June, Chief Justice
Lord, of the supreme oourt of Oregon
handed down a decision in the Black
Butte mine contest oase which will for
ever settle the question of owuerahip of
that property, his decision affirming
tbe deoision of tbe lower court, which
was rendered by Judge Fee in favor of
Brown & Allen.
The title ot this mine has been in
litigation for about three years, and
both plititiffs aud defendants have
fonght the ooutest bitterly. Since liti
galion proceedings were instituted, the
owners, Brown & Allen, drove a tunnel
on the property to the depth ot USD
feet, tapping the ledge at quite a depth
below the surlace. at whioh point ore
was diiclosed to be immensely rich in
gold, and will assay thousands of dollars
to the ton, it being visible in much of
the ore to tbe naked eye. Tliev have
preparations generally made and will
ereot a mill on the property at an early
date.
LoaT.
On or about May 6, '"3, either on
Little Butter creek, or on road belweeu
Little Butter creek and Heppner
hunters' case, stem-winding aud Btem
seltiuE gold atoll was lost. A sin nil
nortinn of the crystal was cracked off,
but still remained iu place. Fivedollars
reward will be given to the person
leaving tbe watoli at this office, or who
returns same to me.
(i Bonus French.
Heppuer, Or. 14-
'he Remarkable Cure of J.
White of This City.
A Cripple for Two Tears, Pronounced
Incurable by Physicians, aud Giyen
up by His Fiieuda to Die How
He Obtained Relief and Be
came a Well Man- His
Daughter's Marvel
ous Improve
ment. From the Minneapolis Journal,
"Pre a ions is tbe panacea that cures
when hope is gone and medical advice
pronounoeB tbe death sentence 'incur
able,' How terrible is it to think ot
leaving this sweet life before tbe allotted
years of man's time here ou earth are
spent." Thus spoke J. B. White, of
1201, 3rd St., N. E., last night to a Jour
nal reporter. Mr. Wbi'e baa been muoh
talked about of late, and the following
conversation explains why:
"I am a native of bbediao, New Br una
wick, and of Fienoh descent. I have
been in Minneapolis for many years. I
am now 0U years old. 1 tell troni a
building two years ago and broke my
iiigh, besides injurinc myself internally.
The doctors could do uotinug for tee but
let the boueB irriiw together as best they
could. When I was able to walk on
ciutches I came near dying from tbe
complication of troubles that had set in
after Ibe fall. For one year aud a hall
I walked on crutches, striving in vain to
find Borne rel'et Irotu the misery I felt
uitjht and day. The worst part of mv
ittliotions was that I could not eat any
biug. if 1 oould have taken nourish
ment ami kept it down I could have
stood the pain better. 1 bad (our doctors
and kept taking all sorts of medicines.
I had to stop all of them ur 1 would have
been a uead man. I have enough bottles
left to start a drug store. 1 would be
troubled so with headaches and my hips
would pain me so Hint I often thought 1
sbould go orazy. 1 was bo emaciated
that there was nothing to me but skin
and buue. Lust summer 1 felt us if I
was nearly dead. My kidneys then be
gan to trouble me. I got so 1 oould not
sleep only at iutervals. Finally I gave
up iu despair. Uue day X was sitting
out on the porch, it was a beautiful
sunny day. The singing of birds and
the oil' r of flowers et me to thinking ot
my childhood (lays. l'rum tuat my
tnuughts reverted to the little rreucb
weekly paper Le Monit. ur Aoudien, that
we got, and I thought I would like to
read it and see how tbingB were at mv
old home. 1 toltl my wife to give me
tbe last number. She brougbt ma ihe
one that came that morning. The first
thing I saw was a long article about the
miraculous cure of a cripple. 1 read ou
aud ou, becoming more and more inter
ested than ever. Tbe patient described
iu tbe article said that Ur. Uill.ams
Pink Pills ior pale people cured him
aud they would cure others. Ihe story
aroused my interest and I induced my
druggist to send for tliem I did not
expect relief tight away, but soon they
made the headache pass away. Aite
taking them some days I could eat.
People laughed at me wbeu I began to
take tbe pills, telliog me 1 was taking
so mucb candy. But tbe day I threw
away the orutohes tbev though
different. 1 am now well and hearty
as a young man ot To.
At tins juncture bis married daughter,
Mrs. N. Wblte, eame mto tlio store
"There," said ho, "is another case. She
has tried them too." Ibe reporter
thought it would be a good idea to
speak ol her case, also, since it was a
woman s. Mrs. wmte married a man
of tbe same name as her father, so this
accounts for the same name.
"Ihe doctors," she said, "told me
bad uterine trouble. 1 was iu a miser
able oouditiou. Nothing that I took
oould alleviate tbe pains I would feel
iu my limbs aud aodomeii. 1 have ofteu
bad fluttering of tbe heart, and frequeu
weak spells. 1 Mould eat, but it wuul
do me uo good. 1 could not sleep. 1
was misery and despair. My father
took Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and hi
improvement was so rapid that I though
I would take them too. At first I felt
worse, and (lien I began to mend
rapidly that 1 waa astonished. I have
taken seven boxes and am now nearly
well. 1 oan do my own work aud cau
sleep aud eat well. In the mornings
(eel refreshed after a uigbt'i rest "
August llrotefend, who keeps the Ger
mania drug store, at 1011 Main St., N
E. corroborated what Mr. White had
said abme in regard to his condition
saying, "1 have sold a great many since
these cures. Some ol the lumbermen
going to the woods have taken half
dozen bos lolB of these pills with them
They certainly have done a wonderful
lot of good and should have the eutire
credit ot the cures.
Ou inquiry The Journal reporter
found that these pills are now ou sal
at the various holesale drug houses of
Minneapolis aud Ht. Paul and are meet
ing with a itood sale, out not as fast
they will sell B soon as their merit
tolly known. He also found that tbev
were manufactured by Dr. Williams'
Medioiue Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
and llrookvtlle, (.nit., and me puis are
sold in boxes (never iu bulk by the
hundred) at 50 oeuts a bo:, or sir boxes
for JU.dO.
Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills are a perfect
blood builder and nerve restorer, curing
such diseases as rlietiinatiMii, neuralgia,
partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, iSt
Vitus' dance, uervous headache, nervous
piostration and the tired feeling there
from, the alter i ffecls of la grippe, in
tlueuza and severe Colds, diseases d
pending on humors iu the blood, sue
as scrofula, chrome erysipelas, etc.
Piuk Pills gives a healthy glow to pale
and sallow complexions and are a
specifio for the troubles peonliar to the
female system; in men they effect a
radical cure iu all oases arising from
mental worry, overwork or excesses of
anv nature.
Catarrh Canaot be Cared
With local applications, as they caunot
reach tbe seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
nternally and aots directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is not a quack medicine. It was pre
scribed by one of tbe best physicians in
this conntry for years, aud is a regular
prescription. It is composed of tbe
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, aoting direotly on
the muoous surfaces. The perfeot com
bination ot tbe two ingredients is what
produoes such wonderful reBults in cur-
ng catarrh, nend for testimonials free.
J. uHENiiX & JU frops.,
Toledo, Ohto.
Sold by druggists, price 75c. 13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
The Studebaker wagon beads them all.
For sale at Gilliam & Bisbee's. a
Hardware" did you sayf Why, yes
at P. O. Thompson & Co.'s stand, and the
place for bargains. a
Tbe Palaoe is the leading hotel in tbe
city. Well furnished rooms with plenty
of light are provided for everyone, a
If you want to buy groceries, and
bread stuff cheap, go to the Enterprise
Grocery. Kirk & litihl, proprietors, a
Borg, tbe jeweler, is the man to fix up
your watch or clock. L,e keeps a full
stock of everything pertaiuing to his
business' a
M, Lichtentbal & Co.'s new stock of
splendid, summer botton and tie special
ties in tbe shoe line are attracting mark
ed attention. ti
The M. L. & T. Co., Binoe tbey have
roofed all their platforms, have an im
mense storage capacity. This company
now deals iu grain, lumber and wood, a
Thompson & BinuB own the buss which
goes to and from the Palace hotel, but
will call for parties desiring to go to train
in any part of the city. Leave orders
at City hotel. a
Gilliam Biebee are still doing busi
ness at tlu old stand, reports to the
contrary nPjthstand7"Siyjy invite iu
speetiofr.oi viiCTr mau wfi. olJSS of hard
ware, wagons, impiiments, etc. a
Give . the matter a .little thouuht.
Kaferenoe is made to tbe neat bard
ware, tinware, plumbing, etc , Block o
Billy Putter, Odd Fellows' ball. He de
sires to please iu both quality and prioe
a
Minor & Co., the new firm, have not
lost any of their popularity by the
ohange. Tbey continue io do business
the old way the greatest amount
quality considered, for the least money
a
Tbe general merchandise establish
ment formerly owned hy Collin & McFar
land, has lately changed hands, now be
ing under the oontrol and management
of The Motarlund Mercantile Companv
wbioh continues business at tbe old stand
with a larger stook than ever. a
Decidedly Shaky.
A trembling band, an uncertain step
fidgetiness, indicated by restless shift
ing from uue ilace or posture to another,
usually mental annoyuuoe at unexpected
uoisea are among tbe indications of ex
treme nervousness. These seem trifling,
but tbe bealtb of men and women iu
this condition is "decidedly shaky
liable to be overthrown disastrously by
oauBPi which the vigorous migbt defy.
To fortify the nervous system, general
vigor must, through tbe medium of reio
f iroed digestion, and a renewal of an
impaired power of stepping at night, be
raised to a healthful standard. A guar
antee ot this is Hostetter's Stomach bit
ters, whioh re-establirbes digestion, bile
seoretion and tbe habit of body on a
permanent regular basis, thus renewing
that bodily equilibrium, wbioh is fol
lowed by a gain ot strength and nerve
tranquility. For kidney oomplaint,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and as a pre
ventative of t he first attack or subseqnent
return of malarial disorders, this medi
oine is without a peer. Thrice daily tuke
a wineglasbful.
AGUICILTURAL COLLEGE NOTES.
During the past year a community of
interest have tended to promote the
growth of onr institution of learning.
The devotion of thecitizeueof Corvallie
to the OreoD Agricultural College is
snoh that any omen of prosperity is
hailed with joy.. It is but natural that
a people who have with their sympathy
and their money done so much to ad
vance ti e interests ot an institution of
learning, should be pleased to know that
their saorifice was not in vain. Sinoe
the reorganization of this school in 18X8,
the attendance bas gradually increased,
aud the infiuenoe of tbe college bas
steadily grown.
During the year 1SS8 9 the enrollment
of students was 99. io 1S89-0 it was 251,
in 18'JO-I it was 2i)l, in 1891 2 it was 208,
in Wi-3 it was 282. Should the in
crease in attendance next year be as
great as during the past year, we can
boast ot an attendance of 35C students.
At a meeting ot tbe board ot regents
of the college, June 29tu, all were pres
ent exoept Messrs. Shipley 4 McBride,
who were absent on account ot illoess
We were unable to give a full account ot
tbe proceedings. The accounts of the
past, as examined by tbe committee,
ere passed and, approved, and afterafu'l
discussion it was decided to proceed
with proposed improvements to the
extent allowed by balances in lbs state
treasury. The oolleg and station work
is to be carried on during the coming
year on the eame basis as during the
year now olosing.
The entire faoulty was re-elected.
After some disousBion concerning the
pieparatory department the board con
cluded to continue it, but no new
students are to be admitted to this de
partment from incorporated oitiea of
more than 2 000 population.
Application will be made to the
secretary of agriculture for the establish
ment of a full signal service at tbe
oollege.
The faculty have during the past
year labored very earnestly and har
moniously. Tbey have taken the best
ot care of tbe Btudeuts, and there has
been a growing tendenoy to keep super
vision of students during all study
hours; and to assist them with their
studies at all other times as well as in
the reoitations.
During the past year the classes in
the mathematical department under tbe
management of Prof. Letoher have
progressed very satisfaotorly, evidencing
mnob pains-taking labor and intelligent
enthusiasm during the entire session ou
tbe part of both students Biid instructor.
Tbe class of surveying prepared for
the president a map ot a portion of the
grounds, sbowing contour lines, area,
demensions, etc, from whioh the propir
position for tile drain will be ecientif
foully determined.
The students in photography have
learned how to "preserve the shadow
ere the substance fails." All bulletins
and oollege catalogues are illustrated
with photo engravings from their de
partment. Prof. Coote teaches gardening, prun
ing, and a hundred nther subjects,
useful to girls as well as boys.
'.' Contributor.
Corvallis, July 7, 1893.
Litearry Nute.
The midsummer Cosmopolitan, ti e
first at tbe new prioe of Vl cents pv r If you have an invention on hnnd 9end a sketch or photograph thereof, to
oopy, though unchanged iu size, exools '( gether with a brief description of 'he important features, and you will be at once
any other issub or tout magazine 'in the
number of its distinguished contributor
iu the interest of its coutents and in
oveitiowing illustrations by famous
astiets, Francois Uo pee, William Dean
rlowells, Camilla Flammarion, Andrew
Lang, Frank Dempster Sherman, U. H.
lioyeaen, Charles DeKay, Thomas A.
Janvier, Colonel Tillmaii, Agnes Kepplier
aud Gilbert Parker are a few of the
names whioh are on its title page. Three
frootispieces, all by famous artists,
furnish an unusual feature, and amom;
the artists who contribute to tbe 110
illustrations adorning its pages, are
Laurens, Reinhart, Fenn, Toussaint,
Stevens, Saunter, Fitler, Meaulle and
Frauzen. The midsummer number is
intended to set the pace for the maga
ziue at its new price of 12 cents u
copy, or $2.50 a ytar. The magazine
remains unchanged in size and each
issue will be an advance upon us prede
cessors. Literally, every known eountr
is being ransacked for material in tbe
hope to bring Tbe Cosmopolitan forward
as tbe leading magazine of the world.
NOTICE.
Owing to tha stringency in money mat
ters, I am forced to notify my patrons
that I am compelled to do a strictly cash
business, and by so doing will be able
to meet my demands.
Thankful for tbe kind patronage be
stowed npon me in the past, and hoping
to receive a share of your trade in the
future, I am
Tours Respectfully, 39tf
C. S. VanDuyn.
Don't yon Know
That to have perfect health you must have
pure blood, and tbe best way to have pnre
blood is to take Hood's Sarsaparill ,
the best blood purifier aud sirengtl
builder. It expels all taint ot scrofula,
salt rbeum and all other humors, and '
the same time tunlds up the whole
system and gives nerve strength.
Care Fob Dead. John W. Kerns has
made arrangements to look after and
care for the Braves of tba Hejpner
cemetery, aud will also dig graves snd
attend to burying the dead at reasonable
rates. Parties desiring his services
should leave orders with either of the
undertakers in this city. 112-4
Rip's Wood Yard. The Heppner
wood yard, under tha management of
Rip Van Winkls, is prepared to deliv. r
wood at your residense, sawed or nn-
sawed. Wood sawed and delivered at
$7.00 per cord. Wood sawed twice ii
two, 75 cts. per oord; thres times, $1 00
Yard near tbe depot. Lsave orders at
Sloan t Howard's. 4-tf.
Shoemaker, Kd. Birbeols, a shoemak
er and repairer of many years' experi
ence, has just iooated in the Abraham.
sio ruilding, on May street, where be
is preoared to do everything iu his line.
i , Birbeok is strictly a first-class work
man and wurrunts all work. Qive him a
call. Uwtf
Firkt Ci.i&s Tailoriso Fred Miller
niw h eated on May street in tha old
bakerv bui'ding, where he is prepared to
do first class work.
A perfect til
guaranteed. Give him
trial. tf.
To aid Digest Ion take one Small Bile Bean
IfUT Miu. Ste. par bonis.
Arc you all run clown ? Scott's Emul
sion of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda
will build you up and put flesh on you
and give you a good appetite.
Scott's Emulsion cures Coughs,
Colds. Consumption, Scrofula and
. all Anaemic and Wasting Diseases.
Prevents wasting in chAiiea. Al
most as imtaiiiliie as milk, tlctonly
the genuine. Prepared by Scott &
Bowne, Chemists, New York. Sold by
ell Druggists.
FOR INVENTIONS.
Equal with the interest of those having claims against the government is
that of INVENTORS, w ho 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 patent depends greatly, if not
entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney.
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careles9 attorneys,
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OF MANCHKSTEKi EXGIvANU
I'ATTEliSUN, AGENT one of tlie Best In tlie World
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Notice of Dissolution,
NOTICE J TIERKHY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership litretolore (dieting between
J. A. KleckiitT tuiti t liarli'B C. f-hehion, under
the firm mime of Kleckner it Mr-Moii. doing
burliness in the town ol Heppner, or., 1ms this
dtiy been disdved hy mutual consent, Charles
(J. Sheldon having withdruwu fiom the business.
However, J. A. Kleekmr will continue busiiierts
at the same plaee. He will also collect nil ac
counts due ami pay all liabilities of the old
lirm. J. A, KLlifKNEK,
Cllvfe. U SlJELDuN.
Bated July ii,isw.
BIDS WANTED.
S 'BALED BIDS FOK TWENTY ("JO") CORDS OF
wood, ior the use of Morrow county, will h
opened at the eourr hoiiM. in Heppner, Or., on
Monday, August 7th, JMJ.J.
Julius Keithly,
County Judge.
143-14 t2
Attempt at Suicide.
It Might Have Been Prevented.
From the Boston Tost.
While the walks in the Public Garden
Were crowded yesterday afternoon about I
4.30 o'clock, people near the entrance gates
at the corner of Heacon and Charles streets
were liorritied to see a man suddenly plunge
a knife repeatedly into his throat aud fall to
tne grounu.
hile waiting for a conveyance an officer
questioned the would-be suicide, who was
about 60 years of age, as to lus name, address,
and reason for wishing to end his life, but
the man steadfastly relused t" give any infor
mation regarding himself. He was taken to
the Maasachuseiis Ueneral Hospital and
surgical attendance given him. Although
weak from loss of bl. od it is probable he
will recover. About 9 o'clock last night a
hospital attendant got a little information
from him. lie said his name wasiSamuel
D , and that be came some weeks sgo
from New Brunswick. The last few days
kit head has jtlt Queer, and lie has been wan
dering about ibe city, not knowing which way
to turn. What impelled him to commit hii
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HWEST, WASHINGTON, D.C.
JOHN WEDDER3URN, Mjjjfeging Attorney.
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