Qivi your business to. Heppner pecpl
and therefor amst to build up Ilepp
ner. Patronize those who patronize
von.
We hold each nd every correspondent re
sponsible for hit or her communication. No
correspondence will I published unless the
writer's real ume is signed aa an evidence ol
foodfalth.
Did you ever
Read about too
Man who
Hid hi"
Light under
A bushel T
Yes? well
That is like
Doing business
Witboat advertising
All the
Snide schemes
la the country
Will not acoompliub
Half as much
As a good ad.
In a good, live,
Legitimate newspaper,
One that
Is read
By the people,
And that owns
Its own
Soul; thai
U-iei its space
Like merchandise,
Worth dollar
For dollar.
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JO
Mmb. Patti Boba
Boston.
died Sunday at
Bkpobliuans of Wyoming declare for
free silver 16 to 1.
A. Edgar Beard has been appointed
receiver of the Uaker City National.
The trial of Santo, the murdeier of
Pres. Carnot, is in progress at Lyons
Franoe. .
Debs says no more strikes for him.
His last fffort which resulted in failure
cored bim oompletely.
Thb democrats of Iowa have endorsed
free coinage of silver and Cleveland's
administration. Pecnlar oombiuationi
tbia.
Japan bas declared war agaiost China
a nd the Chinese emperor bus come back
with a war manifesto. Now the fun
begins.
MmroAN dollars are in big demand
now to oarry on Japanese and Chinese
business. Tbis may help the while
metal materially.
Tub Vigilaut beat the Britannia
badly a few dsvs ago over the Prinoe of
Wales' own course. ABtiff brene was
blowing at the time.
Thb Salem Democrat bas suspended
because it could not live any lunger mi
promises. It has been a loBing invest
inent from the start.
Thb Malheur Gazette has changed
bands and will be oonduoted as a re
publioan sheet, advocating protection
and froe ooiuage of silver.
Latb nows from across Ihe Atlantic
gives the information that Baulo, the
Italian assasBin of Prm. Carnot, will
bave bis head lopped of)' for his iudia
oiotion.
Jl'ooi Fkh bas decided the ooutest
nana nver in Union county in favor ol
Miss SteveuB, ihe present oountj
aimerintemlent. The case has beei.
kppealed.
Jdihie II. E. Jackhon, of the Uuitm)
Slates snprtnie bench, is touring th
rout with relatives and friends, lie is
described aa a typical Southern gentle
man of the old school.
Rup.mTH of battles, both laud and
naval, come (r.mi Corea's far-off shores.
In most ofthem Ihe Japs were victorious.
Three big Chinese warships have been
captured recently, and the row goei-
merrily on.
Bussia will act with Great llritain b
bring about a aettli inent of the tronhl
between China aud J tpao. Should this
country fail it will not allow Buy power
to even take partial possession of Corea.
This little trouble in the Orient mai
yet cause difficulty between Kuropeai
powers.
OmaoM bas a 8400,000 increase ii
the annronriations by oonureas, In the
bill as passed by the senate o'er thai
of the bouse. The sum of $100,000 ba
been seoured for the boat railway at
the dalles of the Columbia, which will
start the project in fair shape.
Thb Oregonian sums up the situation
regarding the Wilson bill as follows:
The house insists upou some material
concession on coal and iron ore; the
senate reluses absolutely to grant more
than re proc ity on ooal. Senator Q
man will not listen to auy proposition
looking to a graduated duty on these
raw materials or that the duty be left as
it was with the proviso that it shall ei
nire In three years, aud irou ore and
eoal ba then transferred to the free list.
The bouse ooulerrees will agree to tbe
sugar schedule recently made public on
the ons fldh basis, and Ihe sugar
senators, so-sailed, bars aocepted it
Tbe Louisiana aeoators and Senators
Allen and Kyle will not support it, and
these four votes, together with that of
Senator Bill, and probably Benator
Irby, would defeat the bill.
A atitob in time. Take Simmons Liv
0t Regulator and prevent slok nets.
A NF.ysf rEU MAN,
Tale hi'
Ilia Nation's rauilal.-An
provided loctor.
Wakhivoi-on, J'lly 27. One of the
brightest iieavpaper-rren in th-eimntry,
while Ii. ih a churl lime Hgo, told the
following story on himself; "It's just
this way, you know," lie begun. At
intervals of irregular length I take a
drop too much. I bad done so tbis
night or moruiug, I forget now which
it was, aud on reaching heme, realizing
that I was somewhat unsteady, made
preparations to get beneath the sheets
witbout arousing anybody in the bouse.
1 took off my shoes, crawled over the
baok fence aud disrobed before enter
ing the bedroom, and then, in order
not to make the slightest noise, climbed
over the foot of the bed and, to my
great satisfaction, reached my goal as
quietly as I had wished. There was
uo sound from any one. Everybody
slept peacefully and even the dog was
silent. I fell asleep as speedily as only
a man with a clear conscience can.
How long I slept I don't know. Thut
is immaterial. But I bad a dream aud
hence the milk in the cocoannt. I
dreamed that my feet were paralyzed.
I thought the paralysis was moving up
ward. 1 had read somewhere that when
ono is paruljzud in th.e feet, if he can
koep the paralysis below the heart, bis
life is safe, but that if it rises above bis
beart be is a 'goner.' The paralysis
reached my knees. I struggled bard,
but it got to my hips and kept on rising.
By my struggles I succeeded in retard
ing but not absolutely checking it
Filially, alter a horrible several hoar's
wrestle, it seemed to me, I found that
my wb de body was in a grasp ol
paralysis and that its lingers were
clapping my throat. I made one last
effort to release myself aud at the same
time I yelled. The yell awoke me.
Aud it must bave awakened my wife.
for, rising, she looked at me and said:
" ' v hat's the matter?'
" 'I am paraljzedl' I oried.
' 'Umpbl' she exolaimed, turning over
the pillow and sinking to rest, 'I knew
that when you came into the house.' "
At ancthcr time," this bright writer
continued, "when in some manner or
other a few drops got the better of me
ooucluded that it was time to go
borne. My conclusion was hastened
possibly by the fact that all the rest ol
be buys had departed and tbe club
was deserted, i was not surucivuu)
overcome to be nnmindful of the tongae
iishitig I wns sure to reoeKe on reach-
tig home at that hour of the uight, for
it was uot yet 11 o'clook. But I was
too much overotmie to keep at rest tbe
very alert suspicious of my most devot-
d wife. Hovever, I started and would
probably have chauged my miud ere
reaching my home had I uot ohanoed
to run agaiust a fellow-worker. I told
him my predicament aud asked him to
g i back to the club, hut bo declined.
tie was not in the mood for the club.
I hen, reinemberiug that my wife did
not know him, I told him that he would
have to take me home, that he would
tell my wife that he was a physician,
that 1 had been overcome by the beat or
something, whatever might seem tbe
moBt plausible to him, and thut he
would prescribe restforme. Heagieed
aud homeward we weut. My wife open
ed ttie door and the improvised doctor,
taking me by the arm, "aid:
' 'Don't fear, madam It is nothing
serious. Yuiir tiuaoauu nas Ueen wont
ing too hard i f late and had a dizz
spell in the oflioe, terminating in a
faint. I gave bim bit of brandy to re
vive bim, but after a short rest conclud
ed it best for him to knock off work for
the night and oome hi me.'
''My wife was all anxiety, of course,
au 1 naked what should be dune, where
upon the 'doctor' replied:
"Simply follow my directions anil all
will he well.'
"Well my wile was all attention and
'doc,' with well usstimed impreesive
nesa, onutimied :
"'What be needs is rest, With rest
aud the diet I shall prescribe he will
recover completely and be ns well as
ever, hut any deviation may result in
collapse mid nervous prostration.'
"liy this time they had me on tbe
lounge. The dootor felt of my pulse,
broke opeu my inotiili, pulled out m
tongue, thrust it back, closed my j iws
with a bio v under the chin, and added:
" 'See that he dosu't leave the bouse
(or three days. In fact, keep him in
be I for that time.'
" 'Aud hat shall 1 giye him to eat?'
said my wife.
"And I lieu, boys would you believe
it?" the writer ooucluded, iudiguatiou
gleiimiug in his eye at the recollection,
"would ym believe it? 'dno' bad tbe
hardihood to stand up there and, know
ing what a head I would have in the
morning and my desire to get out, and
also knowing how faithfully my wife
would see his instructions were fulfill ed,
replied:
" 'Keep him in bed for three days
aud give turn nothing but milk.' "
WaNTKlt-tlOI.D M1NKKS
To develop the gold properties in
Lewiston, Miners' lVlight, Atlantic,
South Pass, O ild Creek, or on the
Hustler Belt. Yon can get full infor
nintiou regarding reliable mines which
are for sale by the camps mentioned, by
addressing James A. McAvoy, county
clerk of Fremont ci tiuty, Lander, Wyo.,
Win., Sturgis, Jr., Cheyenne, Wyo., A.
Kendall, cashier First National bank,
Bock Springs, Wyo., S. L. Spangler,
ahaitmin Freuiout board of conuty
commissi liters, Atlantic City, Wyo.
The Uniou PuoiQc is the shortest aud
quickest line to thi South Pass
country, daily stages from lioi'k Springs
and Rawlins.
stninlinir
Kidney stf olioiis of years
Buret, oy oimmons n.ver rveB11,,or.-
i t, i : i .
I " roynn.
NIOM.
National Convention Held
Week.
at Helena Lat
For a week or more a nnui'ier of
gentlemen who follow the business of
sbeep shearing bave been in Helena,
called here for tbe purpose of forming
a state ceutral lodge of the United
Shearers National Union. Within the
past year looal lodges of shearers bave
been organized in the various slieep-
growing sections of the west, aod this
meeting at Helena was for the purpose
of forming a state lodge, and arranging
to have a delegate attend a national
convention of shearers that will be
beld in the spring, for the purpose of
forming a national organization. It
will be news to many to know
that there are in tbe western states in
whioh wool growing is a business over
7,000 shearers. In past years these met
bave not had an organization, because,
as wool was bigb, and the growers were
running tbe business under high press
ure, they found little dilBoulty in vet
ting what they nonsidered fair prices for
shearing. Tbe past seaso , however,
the story bas been a different one, and
the price per fleece has been out con
siderably. It is to establish a soale of
prioee aod otherwise regulate t ho affairs
of those following shearing as a busi
ness that tbe anions have beeu orga iiz
ei. There are now four unions in
Montana, with a total membership of
over 800. Tbe unions are located at
Billings, Big Timber, Merrill and Helena.
All of these lodges ba I representatives
at the meeting beld in this city, and
which resulted in tbe organization of
the state central lodge. Tbis lodge
fixed the minimum prioes for shearing
in Moutaoa at seven cents and a half,
where the shearer boards himself. Tbis
is tbe prioe paid during the past ' seaMjo
where there "as a union, while in those
localities where there was no union tbe
price paid was six ceuts aud board In
past years tbe price has been eight
cents and board, or ten cents where the
shearer boarded himself.
The state oentral lodge elected the
following officers: President, Alonzo
Prather, of Billing; secretary and
treasurer, John Elliott, of Melville..
Janus Gormley was appoint jd organiz
er (or nor' hern Montana. May 20,1895,
a meeting of tbe state oentral lodge
will be held at Livingston. Tbe supreme
lodge will be orgauized next February,
the meeting for that purpose to be held
at lteno, Nevada, according to the
itmawat arraogfesaent. Fraok ItforvlaBtl,
will represent the Montana state central
lodge at that meeting. The states that
will compose tbe membership of t e
national body are Wyoming, Idaho,
Utah, Colorado, Arizona, Nevada,
California, Oregon, Texas and Montana.
Billings Times.
N. tlihif strange.
Intelligent people, who realize the
important part of the blood holds in
keepiug tbe body in a normal condition.
ttnd nothing strange in the number of
diseases Hood's Sarsnparilla is able to
mire. 8o many troubles result from
impure blood, the best way to treat
I hem is through the blood. Hood's
Sarsaparilla vitalizes tbe blood.
W. H. Nelson, who is in the drug busi
ness at Kinuville, Mo , has so much oon
fidence iu Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
aud Diarrheal Remedy that be warrants
every bottle and offers to refund the
money to every customer who is not
satisfied lifter using it Mr. Nelson
takes no risk in doiug this because the
Remedy is a certain cure for the diseases
for whioh it is intended and he knows it.
It is for sale bv Blooum Johnston Drug
Co.
Wp bnve been reliably informed that
the Fox valley placer mines, belonging
to "Poker" Brown, have yielded so far
this season $10,000.
AN AGE OF WONDERS.
Keuiarkalile Things That Show How
Urent Tins Tonntry la.
This is a wonderful age we are liv
ing In a wonderful age, and this is a
wonderful country. It in doubtful if
liny of the effete old world dynasties
can produce such things, bordering on
the miraculous, as lire becoming al
most everyday occurrences in tbis land
of the free, says the Krie Herald.
A few days ago the press dispatches
announced that sonic fellow out in
Missouri hud discovered coal. There
was nothing; so remarkable about the
fact thut coal hud been discovered.
The remarkable feature of the case is
that this particular quality of coal
emits no smoke when burned. Ac
cording to the report, you could build
a fire of ttiis coal in the center of your
parlor floor and he uuublc to find a
particle of smoke in the room. In the
words of Col. Mulberry Sellers,
"there's millions in it."
But this truly strange case is per
haps outdone by one which is alleged
to have recently occurred in the salu
brious climate of California, lhcve
melons chronicle itatcs that some
thirty vent's niro one John llahler, then
residing In Wisconsin, lost his eyesight
and subsequently hnd both eyeballs
taken out, the end of the optic nerve
being left as a stub in each case. Right
here is where the wonder comes in.
Don't miss it. About a year ap;o. at
his home lu Fresno, Mr. llahler sud
denly saw the li'ht of a lamp placed
opposite to bim on the other side of
the room, and the examination showed
thut new eyeballs w ere growing on the
ends of the optic nerves.
Since that time his sight has grad
ually improved, until now he can shoot
a rifle with considerable nccuraey, and
hopes soon to he able to see bow the
foreigners pay the tariff tax.
Indeed, this is a greut country, and
isn't anvvvhore near developed yet.
Curp milk cows and steal chickens and
green corn right herein Pennsylvania,
hut ttie boundless west contains still
greater possibilities than the east, and
if old Kurope can produce any such
wonders or special newspaper corre
spondents let her trot Ym out.
"How to Cure All Skin rharitses.'
Simply spply "Swayne's Ointment."
No internal niedlciue required. Cores
: tetter, eczema. hull, si1 'minions on Hie
j face, bands, nose, Ac, le'iviiur the skin
' clear, wlii'e and liealthly. Its irreat
u ..ii.... ....I .... ...
i neanii
ed by n() mhw ffimHiy Ask you drn8
gjM (or tJwsyne't Ointment. iw 1 yr.
-i ' '
School Diploma "entitles one to tench in any courty In the a ate without further examination.
Graduates command good positions.
EXPENSES:
TUITION PER TERM OF TEN WEEKS.
Normal, $6.28; Sub-Normal, 85; Commercial, $6.25.
BOARD AND LODGING,
Board at Normal Dinicg Hall, $1.75 per week; furnished rooms with fire and
light, from $1 00 to $1 25 per week; unfurnished rooms 50 oents per week. Board
and lodging in private families from 83.00 to $3.50 per week.
Vitality and itrowth have always characterized the work of the Normol. The comtiifr year
promises to be one of the best in its history.
Catalogue cheerfully sent on application. Address p CAMpBF:, L Pre8iueI.t.
or W. A. WANN, Secretary of Faculty, f3-62 sw.
G. A. K. NOTICE.
We take this opportunity of inform
ing our subscribers that tbe new com
missioner of pensions bas been appoint
ed. He is an old soldier, and we believe
that soldiers snd their heirs will receive
justioe at bis hands. We d i not antici
pate that there will be Bny radical
ohanges in the administration of pension
affairs under Ihe new regime.
We would advise, however, that U.
S. soldiers, sailors and their heirs, take
steps to make api lioation at ouoe, if
they bave uot aleady done so, iu order
to secure the benefit of the early filint
of their ohums in case there should he
any future pension legielntiou. Such
legislation is seldom retroaotive. There
fore it is of yrent importunes that ap
plications be filed iu the department at
the earliest possible date.
If tbe U. -. soldiers, sailors, or their
widows, children or parents desire in
formation in regard to penaion matters,
tbey should write to tbe Press Claims
Company, at Washington, D. 0., aud
they will prepare and send thenecessBry
application, if they fiud them entitled
under the numerous laws enacted for
their benefit. Address
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY
Jonn Wkdderbi'BN, Managing Attor
ney, Washington, U. C, P. O. box 385.
Last June DicK Crawford brought his
twelve months-old child, suffering from
iaiautile diarruien, to me, It bad been
weaned at four months old and had
always been sickly. I gave it the usual
treatment iu such oases but witbout
benefit. Tbe child kept growing thinner
until it weighed but little more than
when born, or perhaps ten pounds. 1
then started Ihe father to giving Cham
berlaiu's Colic, Cholera and DiarrbiB
Remedy. Before one Dottle of the
25 cent size had bseu used a marked
improvement wns seen and its oontinued
nse cured the child. Its weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and its
tnther and mysplf believe ttie onila s lite
was saved by this Remedy. J. T. Mab
low. M V, Tamaron, III. For sale by
ijlocum Johnston Drug Co.
What Women Have Gained-
Mrs. Lucy Stone, in enumerating at a
woman's club the gains she had herself
seen accomplished, mentioned the riht
to free speech, ttie rijrtit to education,
the right to all occupations and profes
sions and a very great amelioration in
the laws. She contrasted the old time,
when an irate man at a Massachusetts
town meeting had said: "The public
money to educate shes! Never!" with
the present when the great universities
of Chicago, Yale and Johus Hopkins are
opened to women, besides their own
schools and colleges.
$00000000004
O Simple ailments
8 neglected may grow
deadly. A handy
t remedy is
Beechams
Pills
(Tuteleu) '
all cases where I
Liver and Stomach i
trouble is suspected. (
t5 cents a box.
)OOOOOOOM
UKIVEaSlTY OF OREGON.
BUOBNB.
Next session heKins the 17th of Sep
tember. 1894.
Tuition, free. Board, 82.50 i week.
Five courses: Classical, Scientific
Literary, Krjtflish anil Business.
DORMITOIiY.
The Boardine Hall for young lsdies
sud the Boiirdiuu Usll for young gentle
men will be under the prrsonsl supervi
sion of Mrs. Mourn, a lady of refinement
snd lures experience, for (Intslogties,
Hiliircss J. J. " ALTON,
53 71
8eey. Keend
W. L Douclas
O O LlfET iTHtisT.
WllUb NOSQUIAKINO.
5. CORDOVAN.
FRENCH A ENAMELUiD CALF.
3.5-'P0LICE,3SOLS.
2y.2.W0RKIrlGMENs
EXTRA FINE. "
2.1.7 BOYiSCHOOLSHOEi
LADIES'
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
WL'DOUOLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
V eaa un mon.r r.rcb.t! V. L
lloHgla show.
Because, we are the largcit manufacturers of
advcnieJ aoea In Iht world, and ruarautea
the value by (tamping the name and price oa
the bottom, which protect, you against higH
prices and the middleman's prohts. Our shoes
equal custom work to stvle, eay mtinj: and
wearing qualltit-s. We have them sold every,
where at lower prli-es for the value Jiven than
auv o!licr maLc. T ,ke no substitute. If your
! ocalcr cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
Dealer whose name will shortly ap
pear here. Ages! wanted. Apply it onoe
ICUINEAJ
O in
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Jtl'T tuf. snkklt:-T THAKK:
Thirteenth Annual Session
State M Sctal
MONMOUTH. OREGON
A training hool for Teachers. Tneory and
fractieecomblned. 8trong I'mfeseional Course,
and well eq Ipped Mod-1 School, 'thorough
Preparatory ai d Academic Courses. Normal.
Advanced Normal. Business, Music and Art
Departments. Llnht expenses. Board and
lod King, books and tuition not nlwve llcOper
yThetown of Monmouth lias a beautiful l and
healthful location in the very heart of the vt 111
amet e Valley, twelve miles Southwest of the
u. " ... T, h.a nn mlnnnl The Normal
Summons.
tn Tttr i
TRCTITCOl'RT FOR lilt C'OI. NTY
X of Morrow, state of Oregon
Mart .1. Poouan. nlaintill. vs. Win. Doonun,
To the above named defendant, William
Doonan: In the name of the State of Oregon,
your are hereby require to appear and answer
the complaint filed against you iu the above
entitled suit on r before the 4 day of September.
A. 1)., MM, the same being the first day oi the
next regular term of said c ourt, and ll you fa 1
so to answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will
applv to said court for a decree dissolving the
marriage contract existing between said
plaintiff and said defendant, and for
the coats and disbursements of this
suit. This summons is published by
order of Hon. W U Bradshaw, Judge of said
court. Done at chambers at ihe Dulles, Oregon,
July 17th, 114.
Eu.is, Daw.-on & Lyons,
2.-.1-63. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Notice of Intention.
T AND OFFrt'E AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
I j July ai. lSdl. Notice is hereby given ihat
the following named settler has tiled notice I
his intention to make final proof in supported
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before J. W. Morrow, county clerk, ut Ileppner
Oregon, on Sept. 1, lH!t-l, viz:
WADE H. BOOHKK,
Hd. application No. 4777 for the N)., N Wl 3 w M
N WJ4audN W!4SV!4 Sec. SO, lp. 1 S. K. 26
E.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
ol" said land, viz: , ,
C'vrus Miller, Charley Bcneflel, Charley al
cntlne and W. M. Booher, all of Lexington.
251 ail. Jas. F. Moos', Kogi'ter.
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
letters of administration on the est- te ol
Frederick Kretzschniar. deceased, were grunted
to the undersigned on the 7th day of Inly, WM
bv theCounty Court of Morrow county. All
persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to me for allowance
at my place of business in Hepnner. Morrow
Co.. Oregon, within six mouths after the date of
this notice or they snail bo forever bai led.
Also all persons owing said estate are requested
to settle at once.
M. LtCHTHNTHAL.
Administrator.
Dated, Heppner, Or.. July 7, WJ4. 247-80
Teacher's Examination.
N'OTICF. IS HEREBY UIVKN THAT FOR
the purpose of examining ail those who
may oiler themselves ns candidates for county
or state certificates. State Diplomas or State
Life Diplomas, the superintendent, of Morrow
countv will hold a jiublio examination at the
court tiouse in Ileppner, beginning at 1 o'clock
p m., oil Aug. s, is'.u. liuieu mis i in ouy 01
July MM.
ANNA J. BaI.RIOES,
2."2-f, ' Supt. Morrow Co.
Assessor's Notice.
TflTHK TAXPAYERS OP MORROW CO.
1 N ticc 1b hereby Riven that the tnxliBt will
be completed by the last Monday in Auiist,
1HU4 fliultlmtat till date will be examined hy
the county board of enualization Those who
desire corrections or alteration! In their asHeis-
nientR are required to appear before the board
at the court house In Henpner on Above date.
K. i j o n a w . Assessor,
HyJ. Kouekib, Deputy.
Heppner, Or., Aug. :i( 181M. 51-tiO.
LIST OF LBTTERS.
T ETTER8 ADVERTISED AT HEl'PNER,
lJ Or., Au. 6, 180.
Bocha, Mrs. Nettie Hiifrhlett. Miss Ivy
Cla , Fanni Mettygoe Ming Lilly
Cunningham, Frank Overly, Onus
When catling for these letters please say
auvertisei.
J. F. Williams, P. M.
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Dedicated to M r . K. HarirB. author
of "Af er the Ball "
ADrramok akcadia, Waltz hour, I anyon 5C ets
ine song ot an b-hiks. favorite oi
Adtlina laUi.
MOONLlOHt ON THE I, A O 0 0 N , by Gt'O.
tfehleiftarth 50 cts
Latest popular success by this noted
composer
THKE SOUTHERN SONGS: "t'NctE
DAN," "AUNTia rB," "WHURS MY
Honey Slurps," complete 7." cts
Three eharmintf, itlaintiveand charac
teristic Southern noi gs wrlttt n hy
Col. Will L. isncher, aud arranged by
W. Hebert Laiivon,
INSTRUMENTAL
At Eventide, Nocturne tor piano, Mar
cus ... t'.0 cts
A very brilliant Nocturne, about
grade 4-5.
In y low' by Gbovks, reverie for piano,
Marcus Q ctB
Beauiiful reverie, original, aud sure
to nlesBe.
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