! .- V
J
Nur.tK to Auvmumus.
J MiisEdonirliiK the liuerlluu 61 display mil
i ..i um:iK-ui rumu, luuaigei tuwr uopy u!
n, ii.osi umu .Mcmdaj evonliiK lut i
.iiiiuii,or il.uis.uy evening .or tflWtti, eui.
i.u. ink i-ArifcKwn-iiuS JJ!
NOl'H'K.
1 lilt oiu of rive ceiili iwr line will b.. '.
...npsl fur "lUHilH in ' Mimnm, "iculniiui.i, ...
I "KIM Ol IVl-.l.lltl,; l.lUftCULh mill
am. ...lliltuy Ji.iMi:l-, luui;l Hutu Uliir-.e Uic Ciill
..I omul lUiimi'ii yivts it, n iiiuuol ill iicwo,; ami
UfltUl'huHipvUIIU UlLVUllKSllir lVlmlCVl.Tpllli.M..
" .'"'uctit ui eliiucli una society mid ulluuier
eliU'rUilliuwlik, lluiil v. uu u Itoenue in lo In. Uu
iiv.'tl, him.l uu uiiuiKca lor at lue rnrj oi live
luiiimi line. IIil-m; nileb win bunmeuy utlliur
uu in in every iiiMiiiK i:.
AilVCIUtHUb ItllCB lUUKOUllblu Ultd Ullldt'liUOWU
upon iiiipiiiuauu.
We hold each and every currcupowleat re
aioiulul lur inn or her ciiaiuinmculHiu. No
toiTcKpoinlullVt, will be puulLiied aniens tne
rilei real name is ngned an uu evidence ui
guud luilli.
I , 1'. tioUKK, JSJSWSl-AJJitt AUViaUtS--A
H'S HBuiH, 21 Jueivliuuu liitimiiue,
bu.. i .uncioco, . unr auuiuiueu a14e.11. luu
Impel la aeL ui. tile 111 lue, un.cu.
1 1 ME J ABLE.
Mitse fur Ilindmitii, Moiimnrut, Iuug Creek,
J11I111 iwy uuu liu. jun ony, leateaui luuuwo I
lively uu uLli a. in., except .sumiuy.
'"'""') Hay 111 11 p. 111., except .iionduj.
I lie elieupeal, quickest ulid beat Hue lu or
I rem ll.u imcllul euunuy.
J. a. Illil.KVA.N, l'r.,11.
1 ulin, Aycnt.
I'll
(Aut Ione tmNtmmlu Itfnnter paym;
and u;njoie uiuixt iv Ouuu up ltK.,lr
you.
I J ere and There.
Deeds, ni'irtffKe8, etc, executed
nt
ine ui.Z'tlu ollioe.
Mrs. I. L. Van Winkle bus Ik en quite
ill out in better iikhiu.
Hon. li. lSlnckiniin returned from be
low ytwterduy monii. jr.
Arthur fSinitb will clean watches at
Hie 1 educed price ot SU.
Aim. Ci 11a Uileon, of the Six Dollar
neiiiiHH i) mil, ih eerioiidly i I.
Henry and O. t'. Thompson were over
from llutter creek Inst Monday.
'I he rieppiic r-Ciinynn stne line is the
l.t, el.ui.i'i't end qiiickei.l. tu Hie in
ternir. Hraiuiiua Mutlock Fuistnined a full
last Kat unlay n CaiviUj;. sotuu serious
h; nies.
Ci! !(
1 S 1 (t t k in i' 11
rectimi.
(im.uV 1
I Hi 'lell' Iv.
slinlit i;li.ric.'il error, Hen.
hnnd w:it ri't iirned for cor-
ills .lo not foil,
iiei; proiniilly,
e, paiti or
easily and
l('(i!l Uiint ti yood iii. er Heuiii;
in. riiine, (cine lo tht: G;,z ltd cilice and
w e'li I'r 1 1 out.
'rtiie-e tiial lie.'.p coiinty scrip for sale
H'rinlii mil ou (irtiiie Confer at Toe
fiifi Wti.,l H-uik. 2 tf.
Tin' (li z .lle ill h sent, to any nd
dress 111 (he United Miutee tiii'iif'er
ciiii.i'iiii:n for 5U eentn. --
Uco. K. Buruuby, of Daytou, Wash .
an evauxelMt, is MKaiatiuK in the meet
lnw at Che opera bouse.
Leyiil blanks, plenty of them, at bo
Cinzette office, and Ht world's prices.
Discounts nu luik'e orders.
E. O: Kev. V. E. Pot me left f,n
Heppnen.n Alon lay 1 veuiiix'a Imiu tu
coinliiot eervict e 111 Hint eily.
l!."k M.ilI.eiiH will be found in the
Ci'y 1 i ha. in r t Imp as ol'iil.l. Siinves,
Bbaai(M!o.-, uinl leoi-cuis in Htock.
G 1 ii ;.!;'.', cheap and ailiticial.
Send i. 1 e sinl nijie fur recipe. Address
lH.x lid, P.iiiileiOii, Ori-guu. i 12
W. P. Soy iter, ho lias been sick in
towu lor hi 1110 time, was leuiovid lo bis
honie near Unoaeberry Inst week.
Every man who takes any interest in
fast stock should HubsonliH for Tbe
Horsemnn. Huzetle tdiop, aiients,
The U.iZette will tiikeooiiuty scrip at
face nu auhncriptiou, mid pay balance of
Bnmem caub at highest niaiket p'ice.
7-(iU
The GiiZelte nllice now runs au in
surance and notarial shop. Come 111
wheii you waut to do your insuring and
swearuiK.
11. L. Snbin, representing the Merchants
Protective Union, of Portland, wan in
tnwu over Wednesday iu llie Interest ol
(J. S. VauDuju'screditors.
Tbo-e who have brought in various
kinds of supplies in lien ol cash, sbou'd
call nronnil at this ollice utid get credit
for Biune it not already (jiveu.
Lost Sunday F. J. Hallnck stepped
on a. nail K'.ini! almost thr. ub bis lo.t
He is Hiinind ou crutches, and it is
hoped will soon be himself again.
Photographs, 81.60 per dozen, at Shep
parti's, ground floor gallery, uixt door
smith of Meliride'e. wagou factory,
ftortii Main Blreet, Heppner. 5-13
Mr. Craw fold, of Waitsburtr, Wash.,
father ol Vawter Crawlord, arrived Snu
dny last a d will remain a few days,
BBsio ing in tbe Christian services in
progress here.
Echo stage leaves Heppner fur Echo
Tuesdays, Thursdays Hiid Saturdays
Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. Fare, one way, $2.50 PhillCohn,
agent, A. Andiews, Prop.
To our customers No difference how
large or Bniall your account is, flame in
Biid settle, either by cash nr note We
must have one or the other to enab e
us to B'em tbe flood. Hayes Biuis. 90 f
Cook's Dead Shot pquirrel poison, war
ranted tqual to if not superior lo any on
the maiiiet. Manufactured by T. V.
Ayers, .Ir , Heppner. For sale by drug
gists, grocers ami geneial dealers. 4lf.
Tribune: Tbe scorning mill is going
Up as rapidly as masons and carpeuteis
Can do their wink The foundation bus
been laid and tbe frame begun. The
machinery, which will be shipped from
Billings, Mont., will be here the middle
of March.
Spring is surely here and the frisky
squirrel is reported to be as lively as
ever. The cold snap seems t. have
agreed wi'li bis constitution. (Like the
spring poem, we were somewhat previous
for tins morning suow again mantles
tbe Heppner hills. J
To au East Oregoniau man Cb. Cun
ningham states that some sheepmen
are expecting the lainbingseas'in to be
gin hhi.ut March 10. Mr. Ciuningham
bus I'J.OllO sheep on bis big ranch, and
they, as indeed all others, be says, have
wintered in excellent form.
AKinsas friend of Henry Blalin, by
the name of Mchrader, writes the lonner
that bis wile had recently given biith to
two hoys and two girls, all doing well.
Mr, Blabn is a brother in-law of M
Licbti utual. Hn w is this for the laud
of cyclones Hud cbiuebbugs?
Mrs. CIiks. Cochran was returned to
ber home ou Willow creek a few months
Bjii) from the Oregon insane asylum', but
on application of her hnshan.l, was re
tun, eil again thei fficers leaving with ber
last night. The family have tbe sympa
thy ot many old friends and acquaint
ances. Harry Warren ard S. S Horner have
purchased ti e C. S Van Duyii store, and
will conduct
general merchandising
business thereto m.(
..nhnti m asm" oi
Warren & Homor. liolli are well known
exemolarv vnung men of good business
qualilic.iti.ms aud tbe Guzette wishes
the
I Gld Hlltt hliS Dow e9tubli9hed a tQn
b0 pnrlor, lit tilt) Matlock building
"f xi dour to HunuuB' blacksmith shop
, Where Iim invito th . t ..: . , .
1 .. , , ,, . "",UU"K0 ul ""1
I BU'un U who desire strictly ttrst
-' worn, BUiiviiisr, eLbmpooiUK 'nil uuir-
; siitnug at Jiving prices. Dou' overlook
J. W. K
ismus, who for years wns
marshal ui Heppner, bus been appointed
I) .inn IT J vi ..... .,
I'M- vj u. iuitrlini i.ir murrow uollu
t)i 0 itiiiroliiil Urady Injustice to Mr.
lUswuswe will say 1 tint be was the best
ui ircUiil the towu of Heppner ever hud,
and ha will ruhke a (jouii ollioer.
Dr. MeHwords was called tu Lexiutiton
a tevr days ao to utteud tbo old Jady
wuo fell from her door-step not lorjjj ago,
sufl'eriug a broken leg. Hhe is now quite
ill lrom Brigbt's disease.
Green Matbews bns opened up bis
luiibLrsbiip, next door to Hayes Bros,
hlinvi-e, elc, on tap as usual,
Kev. Buruaby, of theChrialiancbarob,
ilenverrd u veiy luleresliuu eeimon last
evening at tbe opera bouse,
J. I'. Jones, representing tbe South
ern Puciliu, visiltd Heppner last week.
Maiviu Smith is up from tbe valley
and may ri mum m tbis Bioiion.
U.ive JloAtee ia now with Bob Kriok.
lUuiiiiirs. .Seiivioe. Elder Geo. E.
I liarnaby began his evaugelistio servioes
at the opera hnn.sn, this city, Wedneaduy
evening last, under the auspices of the
Cl.iiatiau church. His initial discourse
was upon "The Keys of tbe Kingdom
"f Heaven," founded upon Matt. 16:18,
l'J. On Thursday eveuingbis discourse
was upon tbe "Reasonableness of tbe
Religion of tbe Lord Jesus Christ," Acts
24:25 The speaker showed that Telegion
is not a thing of emotion but something
that ap;e ds to the intoleot, the reason,
as manifested bv Felix when Paul reason
ed with bira of"rigbteoiisness,teniperance
and judgment to come." Tbe subject as
mi nu n need for this eveuiug is "Rightly
Dividing tbe Word ol Truth," based up
ou Timothy 2:1R. The Old Testament
Sci iptureHcousist of the Law, the Pro
pl ets and Psalms. Tbe New Testament
"f biographical, historical, doctrinal,
prophetical books. These services are
greatly assisted by tbe singing conduct
ed by his colleague, .1. V. Crawford, of
Wailsburg, Wash. The audiences nre
large, and so far increasing On last
night the seating oapneity of tbe bouse
ivafi exhausted and more seats will be
put in to accomodate tbe people who
s em eager to hear.
Nahu w Escape. -Jiff Hayes had a
inn mw escape out on Rock oreek last
Tuesday, w hile returning from his sheep
camp. The trail wound arouud the
edge of a very high and steep oliff. Jeff's
pack horse slipped iu some milliner,
going over. He hung on to the rope,
however, dragging bis saddle horse and
himself down the deolivity. In this Jeff
narrowly escaped getting severely hurt,
if not killed and by dint of hard work
got his saddle horse back to solid foot
ing again, bur 'he pack hursB rolled to
t!ie bottom. Jed left the animal at a
eei-iib n it g ra noli, and he hardly thinks
(hai it wili suivive. The nirnintaius nre
111 very had oondilion now, aud sojourn
era should hn very carelul in pursuing
their wayalong the to tortuous trails.
DlsUttBTlON tub Bktter Part. Sun
day school teachers should exercise
some discretion in Ibe use of phrases
in.d langu igc, as may be seen by tbe
t'l-liowiug incident; which occurred in an
Eastern city : The tenohei of a olass of
bright, but mischievous bays, having
beeu particularly exasperated by tbe
bad conduct of one member, administered
a severe rebuke to him and concluded
iu thus: "Now Johnny, 1 hope you will
try to do better after tbis. You don't
know what a tired feeling I have when
you misbehave." ''Teaoher," said tbe
youthful miscreant, "Hood'sSarsaparilla
is good for thut tired feeling." The
effect on the teaober oan better be im
agined than described.
An Unseen Enemy.
It. is more to be dreaded than an open
and visible one. 1 hat subtle and lurk
ing Ine, which under tbe generic name
of malaria manifests itself, when it
clinches us iu its t nacious grasp, in
the various forms of chills Bud fever,
bilious remittent, dumb ague or ague
0 ike, can ouly be effectually guarded
against by fortifying tbe system against
its insidious attack with Hoetetter's
Htomacb Bitters, a thorough antidate to
the poison of miasma in the system, and
a safeguard agaiust it thoroughly to be
relied upon. Iu the event of a malar
ious attack, avoid poisoning your system
with quiniue, and use instead this
wholesome remedy, unobjectionable in
taste and far more efficacious tban any
drug Use tbe Bitters for dyspepsia,
biliousness, constipation, kidney 00m
plaiuts and rheumatism.
1,200 FARM AND STOCK RANCH.
It will take only 8812 to buy it; 480
acres, 2b'0 acres plow land; one-half
mile muiiing water. Improvements:
10 acres fenced, 15 acres cultivated, 2
bouses and stable, spring and minor
improvements. Adapted to farming,
sheep and hograising. An extensive
sheep range joining to Rock . creek.
Trims: SI 10 down; remaioder on long
time. Location: Ou county road, two
and nne-balf miles west of Rood bill,
Eight Mile, Or. 320 aores for $510, or!
SUH for oweersbip in 100 acres school I
land or will exchange for two good ;
h .rses. Original co-t of sohnol Ian Q
$320. Apply at Heppner Gszette office
Heppner Oregon.
H)9tf-sw.
Economy and Strength.
Valuable vege'able remedies are need
in the preparation of Hood's Sarsapa
lilla in such a peculiar manner as to re
tain the full medicinal value of every
ingredient. Thus Hand's Sarsaparilla
conmiti'S economy and strength and is
lieonlv remedy of which "100 Doses
One Dollar" is true. Be sure to get
Hood's.
Kip's Wood Yakd. The Hoppuer
Woo. I yard, under the management of
Rip Van Winkle, is prepared to deliver
wood at your residence, sawed or un
snwed. Wood sawed and delivered at
$7.00 per cord. Wood sawed twice in
two, 75 ets. per cord; three times, $1.00.
Yaid near the depot. Leave orders at
Sloan iV. Ho a aril's. 4-tf.
SnoEMAKKK. Ed. Birbeck. a shoemak
er and repairer of many years' experi-
, enee, nns , ms ,oca .u u, ,
-ik- ..nK, .... . ..
i.red todo eveiythig n his line.
I '
; M
Hi (beck is strictly a first-class work-
, . .1 - k.m a
mo, u
'call
mill warrants an worn, uao
Uwtf
1 ;,.-.-xM If.
1 v I
mmm
SLrtt A I'fte Thome
h:d-i', (..- civ ;)!.
Weak, Tired, Lcrvoes
Pains in the Stotvuc'i - NEno
Vear.3 of Suw'or.ri
K v It All Enc;-c:.
"C. T. V-r. Ci .., Low oil,
y ji'hm I h:ive li iil a :; i ; ? tr.y '-.tcrr.i.ch
hcsi.lrs lu'rvoiisiicss, wo.ik ; ;iv-; :d ruinnt
tired reeling. For V.w- first fivo yv::v. 1 did not
doctor unieh but tfry.du;illy,'p;,;i:; worse, came
to this sMttf f .r the benefit ; ;.:y 4:?ailh. I was
trpiitt'tl I. y seven-! goc.d pliy iei n 1-nt contin
ued to p,voY vnr-:i. J' ;r tl:i Vvt ;v;ir I have
ler:i emilhied to my bed neany nil lljetlme. I
h'fcai:') so wvak X conld stiiiid bnti l'w min
titi' j ; ;v time. I eould e;it but a littlo and I
fell i i weight from
( 30 Pounds to 30.
Aliout four months apf I eomnunicert taking
Hood's H.usaparilia, and from that time I have
steadily improved in health ami gained iu
Sarsaparilla
strenjrth. I also had a bunch on my neck as
big as a lien's egg which bothered me to breathe.
Since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla that has dis
appeared. During the past year my husband's
body became bloated and ho was unable to
work. He took two bottles of Hood's Sarsapa
rilla and Is feeling as well as ever." Mub.
Angie Thomas, SodavlIIc, Oregon.
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
biliousness Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion.
TO WAT Kit CONSUMERS.
Kntice is hereby given Hint water will
not be furnished by the Heppner Light
and Water Co. for Ibe irrigation of gar
dens during the coming season, lawns
excepted. Same to be in effect till fur
ther notice from the company.
It Iikppnek Light & Watkk Co.
Piles! Piles I Itrhhuj Piles.
Symptoms Moisture; intense and
stingiug; most at nigbt; worse bv
scratching.' If allowed to continue tu
mors form, which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. Bwaxne's
Ointment stops tbe itobing and bleeding
heals ulceration, and iu m ist cases re
moveB the tumors. At druggists, or by
mail, for 50 oeutB. Dr. Swayne & Poii,
Philadelphia. sw 1 yr.
Where?
At Abrahamsick's. Iu addition to bis
tailoring business, he has added a fine
line of underwear of all kiuds, negligee
shirts, hosiery, etc. Also bus ou hand
some elegant patterns for suits. A,
Abrabamsiok. May street, Heppner, Or,
WANTED.
Be iter on 650 i.cres of land in Klick
itat Co., Wash. Goad bouse, barn, and
plenty of water. Six miles to market.
F. 0. Bccknlm,
9lf. Heppner, Or.
Land For Salb. 480 aores over :n
Wilson prairie. A good stock ranoh an.
will be sold cheap. Call at Gnze-te
offi ce for particulars and terms .
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
The StndebBker wagon heads them all.
For sale at Gilliam & Bisbee's. a
"Hardware" did yoo say? Why, yes
at F. C. Thompson & Co.'s stand, and the
place for bargains. a
The Keeley Institute, at Forest Grove
on res liquor, opium, morphine, oocaine
and tobacco habit. See ad.
Tbe Palace is the leading hotel in the
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 tbe Enterprise
Grocery. Kirk & Kuhl, proprietors, a
Borg, the jeweler, is tbe man to fix up
your watch or clock, tie keeps a full
stock of everything pertaining to bis
business' a
M. Lichtenthal & Co.'s new stock of
splendid, summer botton and tie special
ties in tbe shoe line are attracting mark
ed attention. a
Tbe general merchandise establish
ment formerly owned by Coffin & Mc Far
land, has lately changed hands, now be
ing nnder the oontrol and management
of The MoFarland Mercantile Companv,
wbiob continues business at the old stand
with a larper stock than ever. a
A MERCIFUL JUDGE.
How a Good Little Widow Defended the
Man Who Had Abused Her.
There was once a little woman, says the
Boston Courier, who, as other little women
had. had before hor, was so unfortunate as to
have a husband who drank like a fish, and
tbe more he drank the more hcurtilyhe
beat and abused her. She endured it like
an angel, and indeed it is to bo feared that
part of the sin of his misdoing was to be
laid upon her head, so temptingly patient
was she, and so fur was she from treating
aim as he deserved to be treated.
Bjt In course of time a kind fate inter
fered to save the little woman from tbe fur
ther abusings of tne brute. He took one
3rink too many, and broKe his neck la an
dl-judged attempt to carry himself and too
nauy potions of brandy on horseback at the
lame time.
And when the man was dead the little
rite remembered no more bis brutality,
nor the size of the stick with which be had
oeen wont to beat her, grievous to be borne
although it had been. Sl mourned and
wept and lamented and told ber friends
what a paragon ho had been, until one of
them could bear it no longer, but flamed out
with cruelkindness,anddenounced tbe dead
man as the drunken brute tie had really
been.
The widow looked np through her tears
with a world of reproach ia her eyes.
"He was a good man and a good hus
band," she said, indignantly. Then her na
tive instinct for truth asserted itself. Hhe
Jropped her voice and lowered her head.
"Thoughl can'tsay," she added, "that he
was altogether adapted to liquor."
And that was the most severe thing the
tood little widow was ever heard U say
encerning tbe departed brute.
jf' Jk iinuiiiL
i-fll'i?- '-m t Eii 1 J'1 Miv -jF3nil:!Ii!i'p l&xrltfte&r- A- t'wt notfcaat-dwioim for (lie traveling
SOWiS, Courtis Raiment .ssmed the conn-
ill'''1" ( " 'i' - JIBS. M. VON CAEOW. Proprietress.
toe e-XiE xstt f
Gilliam
Xllis, Dawson Iyons,
ATTOUNl-lYS AT LAW.
All business attended to in a prompt and satisfactory
manner. Notaries Public and Collectors.
OFFICK IN NATIONAL
HEPPNEU,
ME CIIUUCH OF
r
igure3 from the Propa,ind.a Ro
garding Its Condition.
ffearly Twice n 31 any CutEtolirs in the
United States us In Great llniiLn and
Ireland 3Iislmmry Work In Au.-i-ruilii
uud Africa.
The annual report just isstinil by the
sacred congregation of the propignin)a.
Rome, gives the statistics of the Cath
olic church throughout the world. The
report is a book of did pages. An ac
count of the work being done in each
nation is given, says the New York Sun.
Each account is followed by a statist iral
table, which furnishes the latest returns
prior to the time the report was sent to
press, June '21.
Here are the figures of tho Catholic
church in the United States: Cat holies,
3,108,0$: priests. T,(m7: churches. 7.07:2:
chapels, l,i't,")S; paroclii;;! schools. li.i'iOO;
scholars. .Vi:;.!)V; charitable ins! it, a
tions, M-l. Ireland has :;.S',)s.;.ir Catho
lics, .5."iS churches anil chapels, 1.0'J7
parish churches, priests. .'.:wt j
schools, and 18 seminaries. The voiunis
for England are as follows: Catholics,
l,3r2,27: priests, J,4 17, and churches,
1,324, In Scotland there are :;:Hi.(i-HJ
Catholics, of whom nearly two-thirds
320.000 are in the arch-diocese of (ilas-
jow: churches. :Us priests. olO
schools and three seminaries.
The account of the work in Australia,
tells that iu 17U two Irish priests went
there as missionaries, but they soon re
turned to their native land because they
were prohibited loext'ivi'se their relig
ion there, leather i'lynu, another Irish
priest, had a similar r-p -rience j;i Aus
tralia at the beginning of this c 'isltii'y.
but shortly after tic ( iovni men i, or
dered that Catholic missionaries should
be tolerated. The figures given by the
propaganda's report show that out, of
over '.2.400.000 inhabitants in Australia
and Tasmania 770,200 are CaUiolics.
There are 1.HS7 churches and chapels.
594 priests, 707 schools. 74,7:i4 scholars,
and three seminaries, Of Oceanica's
population of 4.0'SV;n. 104.12 ) are mem
bers of the church of li tine. They have
638 churches and chapels. 2-J'i priests.
314 educational institutions and is char
itable institutions. British America
shows up well in the statistics with
2,070,.):; 1 Catholics, 2.1.V) churches aud
shapels. 2.:Ji'l priests. I. UK) euueat iomil
institutions, 1 12 ehariubb'inst i : ul.tons.
and li) seminaries. The Ca;h;dies of
Core a and , Japan number 40.,.i;i;), the
churches are 114. and the stations thai
is, churches without resident pastors,
490. The Chinese Kmpiro lias l'.t,2 hi
Catholics, 2.s;iS churches and chapels,
G38 European missionaries. :; i native
priests, 2,512 schools. -Pl.s-il s-holars
and 4i; seminaries, which have :;c,u stu
dents. Catechumens, or thoi-.e in prep
aration for admission to the Catholic
church, are. not included iu iln-se fig
ures. The number of Catholic.-; iu the
East Indies is l,();io.:;r2; primary sta
tlons, 1)44; churches and chapels, 201 ;
educational institutions, 1,22, attended
by 74,200 pupils: la seminaries, with
5H5 students: 0;;t European missionaries,
335 native priests, and 1 1.) orphan asy
lums. An interesting story is that of the
missionary work in the recently-discovered
parts of Africa. Trie mis- i m id
Cimbcbasia was established I v decree'
of July II, IKT'.f. Kev. Eat her Kchal lor and
Rev. Thomas Fogarty. priests of the
Cotngregat ion of the Holy (ihost and
Sacred Heart of .Mar v. are the prefcci
and vice-prefect respectiuly. Tour
years ago the Ereiu-h (omro m issi'oi was
-established. It bad only WV-) Catholics,
tut the report says iher" are no h"re
tics. The J'athtr tf the Immaculate
Heart of Mary dirn'ts the K-l-rian
Congo mission, w h ich
decree of .May 2.
was foundeil bv
' ;, There are but
i. Tile Virnmt.e
CjllgO. : i c -1 J is
riaa mifir-ioiiaries,
yan ago; bui that
bites fr-un .1 ini" 27,
that is dependent
as .'. J.) i ( 'at Indies,
00 native Catlmli
Apostolic of 1 'pp.
served -y t b" ..!'.!'
was established t'-n
of the Lower Congo
1040. All of Airi-a
on the propaganjla ha
274 stations. 70'J chur
in 1 chapels,
74:i pi'lOhtS '.I.U; 1 (lurJLLil'IKil illrsi it II l.lull,
and 1 'JS e h ;i ri 1 ;i iii in .ti : in ions.
A special dojiuNiiM tit of liio rep irt
tells how tin worM i-; siippl if-1 witli
missionaries. There :n-e niiiii'W'itis enl
leges especially f-.r litii piifunse. SS.
Peter anl I'aul' .. e islilisli.l in llouio
in Is.,?, iins ;i St us'.f-ill- i:i till' s.'ieintiry
and IS in the inisKmns: the Iti.r-li .ii c,i!
leje. tie; Scol'i eoli''c. ::i: tho lri-h
Colieire, :;ii: liil; A ,ii( Li'-ii n coile're. f,:,;,
the Cana.ii.iii colli 1". Of tlie col
leges outride of Koine the I.ynn; sem
inary for African lei ;;,ioin has stu
dents; the .M ilctTi seininnry for for-.in
missions, IT; the Verona seminary. 1;;;
tboAlhaneso collf'jre, ".ii"; the American
college, J.ouvain. stinienls in the
seminary and ''H in tlie mi , sinus, of
whom HI aro bishops; and lie- !;-i ii col
lee, I'aris, l')0. There are tunny i,.;,cr
coliej.o.s, of little interest to Ane i n ais
wbieh vend missionaries to all lands.
Sb Uisboe,
JSANK BUILDING.
OREGON
A EE T RET) BUSINESS WOMAN.
A Paga From Her History.
TYo iaipurtanfi experiences of others aro
Interest imr. 'I'lm fuhowin is no exception:
'"1 had lieen troniiled with lioart disease 25
years, mil -h of that time very seriously. For
live yea is I was t rented hy one pliysicia.ii con
1inuou!y. 1 was in business, but obliged to
reiii-o o:i aci'oeut, of my health. A phy
sic hi n told my friends 1 hat 1 could not live a
mouth. Myieetnnd limbs were badly swol
len, and 1 was indued iu a serious condition
when a svent loan n directed my attention to
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, and said that his
sister, who had been nlllicted with heart dis
ease, had been cured hy tho remedy, and was
u.uuin asfroii'i, healthy woman. 1 purchnsed
a bnlUeof the IleiirtC'nre, and in less than
an liour after In I; hist the first doso I could
feel a. decided iniprovoment in thocirculatkm
o( inv blotKi. Whf n 1 hud tulien thruo doses 1
could move my ankles, something 1 had not
done for mont lisai nd my limbs had been swol
len so Iouj; t hat they seemed almost putrilied.
Before had taken one bottlo of tho New
Heart Cure the sweflin-j had alt frono down,
and I was so much bet ter that I did my own
work. On my i-ecoinniendat ion six ot hers aro
tnkiu x 1 his valuable remedy." Mrs. Morgan,
5ii:i W. Ibm-Hon St.. Chicaao, 111.
Dr. Miles' N.-u MeaitCure, a discovery of an
eminent spechilisL in heart disease, is sold by
all oruuists on a positive pun rnntee.or sent
hy th Dr. Miles Medical Co.,Klkhart, lnd.,on
receipt of tn-ice, 1 pur hot lie, six bottles for
express pirpntd. Jt is positively free from
Tut i-ale by T, V. Ayers, jr.
in vi; voir rt, ckachk ?
" F ft.
SJ Diabetes.
bngiit 3 uiscaae,
Inflammatiun of tlie Blad
der, Yellow Water, Brick
Dust Sediment in Urine,
Burning Sensation, Pain
In (he Back, and all Dis
eases ol the Kidneys.
l'ui.i'.wtt.n li v
Tiffonnfnntiniittn' f'n PORTLAND.
li JllttlllllttUllUllli UU,, OREGON.
I or R ile bvSloeiini .(.ilinston Dru Co.
mill T. W. Aj.ro, Jr.
Sl.'rdrs! a'l'C'l
Chi )icc Seeds
I' nut Trees
TJ I AT WlLl, GJiOW.
Wl rih rule anil lo tail. Catalogue
Kiee. Ad'!ie-i
nKO. STAHKJiTT,
j in Hfwiin sw Walla Walla, Wash.
I ninniraiits innl reliirning voyageis
firiil in Ayer's S.iiH:inirillji a cure for
ernplioiiH. b oN, pium'es, eez -m'l, etc, ,
whether icNiiliini: Irnin sea diet and life
ou ship-board, or f.nm anv other cause,
lis v., 1 i:t :is a tonic iiinl nlterative medi
cine oitmiot iie ovrenllliiHted.
I'or irnler lrnli tied pour stomach
take Simmon- 1, v. r le'tiu'tiloi.
I . i ' t J .so tone in d miike youiseli i
iom with pills and oils. Take him-
mens Liver l;egulstor. i
op. , N-J
- N K
A'Ss w(r has no XsS
wicoiidi'lauu'O. Tf nJ
yo" wnllltl u' lirst mic- VM
1 oct d, ou fsiireund start with
If FERRY'S li
I ' SEEDS, I
t llU Perry's Soil Annual lor lWIt III
VWv e,,M lains Ilio sum it l id Mlhsl:iln:o
u ul '"0 ImIii rtirillillK lnnvl- If
Vv cdye. l-Acry phmli'i-should
Xss linvn if. f-i.!ii t I'reo.
D.M.Ferrj&Co.,
Detroit,
o
yf CURES
OUR
Not ouly ouce, but anain and aKiu. Tliey know tliat fri m tin tlf y bIbpjb Ket
full weifjlit aud good measure for tlie least niouey. hy we fell tie list is ex
plained. Tlie "best" brills ptuple Lack, Lolds cutlitn, nibkiB us Ititnis,
and eo establishes our trade. We wHnt jou to liave sime (if our
friendly barijaius in Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boota, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, and ever) thing kept iu a well-regulated, general
merchandise store. Come in and see us, everybody.
Why Buy of Peddlers?
mX3..mw . ..
When )ou can get the ehuioeRt
MEATS OF ALL KINDS, SAUSAGES,
Etc., nt tlie Liberty Market.
Aud nt a lower price tlinn solil mi tho slreeta. By so doing ymi will nssiHt in buikl
iiiK up your city. Look to vonr iuterests and iissist tbose who flaunt yon.
1 nw SHAW & M'CARTY, Props.
lie Keeley kliiut3k-
-OF-
K I 1! K &
Ou Mny Btrpet, opposite I'nlnnn Hotel. Tliey will keepon liiuid n full line of
ST A PL 10 A XI) FANCY f
Sreceries d Mm.
A full line nf clioiee Pies, Cnkis and Biend ; in fnct ever5tliin(? tliat is
iiBiially kept in first-clans bakery store. Tliey will sell olieap (oi canh. CaM and
try them. Bw
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Disenee oommonly comes nn will sliulit nvnititoms. n liiob when neulpnted in-
ereaee in extent mid finidiially grtjw dnn(jeroiia.
If Vfltl
S;,KSS:,V
llY.SI
If vim arc nll.IOI'S, CONSTirA TUI1 or
liuvf A DIMIUPliKKl) LlVKlt,
1 r yon r COMl'I.KXroN IS HALLOW or
you Hl'KFKH IllsriiKss after cutiiig,
Ko'r OKFKNHIVR BKKATII ami ALL
DISOltUKltS Ol'' T11K bTUMACU, -
TAKE
Kipnns Tubules not (fently, but promptly, npnn tbe liver, stomach Mini intes
tiops; cleansB the systHin tll'ecliinllv ; onre il)spppsin, hiihitmil constipation, offens
ive breath and headache (Joe TabulI! taken at the first ndication of indiestion,
htlioiisness, distress after entiiiK or dcpreHSion of spirits will surely aud quickly
remove the whole dillioulty.
Ripaiis Tahules are prepared from a prescription widely used by the best
physicians, and are presented in the form most approved by modern scienoe.
If given a fair trial Uipnns Tubules are an infallible cure; they contaiu nothing
injurious and are au economical remedy.
One gives relief.
A qnartor-trroFs box " ill bo sent, postage paid, ou receipt of 75 cents by the
wholesale and retail agents,
BLUMAUER-FRANK DRUG CO.
SNELL, HEITSHU & WOODWARD CO.
l'OH'rrAM), OKIvOON,
Local druggists everywhere will supply the Tabnlt'S if requested to do so.
Tliey arc Easy to Take, Quirk lu M ami Save many a Doctor's Bill.
Gamploo Fia on aprls.ca.ticn to tlio Clisralcal Co., 1-To-wr
""crlc Ci.;r.
)'l"iiti yiiiuiir lunv lo clnmsii tlio best om; Co nitirry jtlSTWO
ni.'ii tied how to bo hnppy in iiinrriiiiio; ( DAYS
)Tlio fond parent-how to Lavo trm bubios; ( ONE
)'!'Ip! niollior how t ' huvo tliom without, pniii; (AGENT
)Tlio ehildless how to bo fruitful and multiply; ( ISOLD
)Tho curious how they "p'owod" nd came to bo;( 42
)Tho liniilthy how to enjoy lit'o nnd keep well; (AND HIS
)Tho invalid how to pet well agititi speedily; ( KAVD
)Tlio imprudent how to regain wasted energy. ( $1 .100
)Ali who want knowledge Hint is of most worth i'TN ONE
)l''ind it in Dr. Footo's " Plain Homo Talk, YE A It.
)1,000)i;o'es, 201) cuts, 24 eol. plates; 200 t iOO COO
)!;ediiecd from $ri.2.") to $1.50; circulars ftvj. i COPIES
)Mttir;iv Hill Hook Co., 12!) R 2Sih St., Nf - SOLD.
r(;i.;u,si
voir
WANT
TO
UXOW
WHAT
K VICKY
i!OI)Y
OL"(iIIT
TO
KNOW.
1,'KAO
1MI. T.
The Lancashire Insurance Co.
MA.NCIIKHTKM, i:f,l.A I
A. W. PATIIllSON', AGENT t0 ti iot m thewojw
WAY!
Heppner, Oregon.
r'oi the Cure ox
, Opium anil Tobacco Habits
It is located at ForoHt Grove, Or.,
The Muni Beautiful Town on the Coast ,
Cull nt tlie Gazktte ollice for rnrtleulnrB.
Strictly coulklential. Treauueut irivateaiid auie
I'lll't!.
1 i I 1 1 1 ..
RIPANS TABULES.
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