WE
Give paurbuainpit to Uer.er peoph
j .i in hulld fin Ilevv
ana tuereun ww j - ;
Pnfmnix who patrow
tier
good faith.
Did yon evor
Send about to
Man who
Hid his
L:ght under
A bnahelT
Yee? well
That Is like
Doing business
"Without advertising
All the
Soiie sobemee
In the country
Will not acoomplish
Halt as much
As a good ad.
In a good, live.
Legitimate newspaper,
One that
Is read
Bv the people,
iod that owns
Its own
Boul; that
0es its space
Like merchandise,
Worth dollar
For dollar.
.52
3
.3
TENVER SOLICITUDE.
Audienoes havebe.n delighted with
James Whitcomb Riley'n reoiiation of
bis little poem, "Jim TBke Keer of
Yourself." It is the story told in verse
nn Indiana tamer who is sending
his only boy to the war. The volunteer
..niixont ia Bbont to depart rur trie
o ne of aotlon, tbe last farewell Lis
been thken. and as tbe troops nrnrcn
vay the voice of the old mn ia lifted
in trembling emotion as he calls out,
. Tim taka keer of vonrself," Tbe boy,
who ( recklessly bri.ve. lalls in Utile
and when bis body iB sent home tbe
sorrowful lamentation of tbe father is
rlanlhl bv the tender Dathos which
Alls all tbe writinBS of Ibe great dialer!
of Ihe West. There is something in
Mr Cleveland's last letter to Uongress
man Wilson wonderfully eiiKKestive of
thepathoa of this little poem There
la ttn tfnder solicitude of Ihe miard'au
fr bis protege, and vsi'ta it comes the
wail of a broken heart over a cune
that is Irredeemably lost. When Ibe
chieftain reallz-d that Ibe battle had
irons airninst bim hesatdown and penn d
a letter to bis favorite, lieutenant, who
had betn chosen to lend the foicea in
tbe field, and in it be pours forth eor-
rno mlnuli.d witli charuin thut defeat
should have 0ime where victory was
confidently anticipated, but above all is
nn nxoreHSion of regard for tbe safe
of his little heio. Wbutever wo ma
think of the outoome of Ibe tariff bat
tie, everyone has been touched by tbe
fata of Ihe tariff leform leader iu the
hnnaa. who whs not even permitted
surrender with tbe honors of war, but
was brutally set upon and crushed
tha earth bv the very men who but
faar ahort months before, in tbe excess
of their triumphant demonstration over
tbe passage of the Wilson bill, hail
borne bim on their shoulders through
tbe balls of congress. II is an episoiit
that will be perpetuat"d in song and
story, and bs in a way been immortal
ized by this tecond reniarkablo Wilsou
letter, in which the presiilut, so ten
derlv and so louobinvly, tells bis littU-
liemcuaut to "take keer of himself."
Telegram.
IS MARRIAGE A FAlLUREt.
No more stupid question is propound
ed Iban tbe current lequiry, "la marri
age a failure?'' You might aa well ask.
"Is business a failun?'' Men embaia
in marriage as 'bey do in business from
variety of motivee; have a vast varirt
of methods, a vast difference in uieaix.
If we knew nothing of business exopi
from the reoords aud testimony of b .uk
ruplcy cases, proseculions for miefea
anoe or malfrsanoe in bueiurss, w.
conolude that no mau ought to embaik
iu a oommen ial career; so of marriage
if we knew nothing of it save ibe recordr
and testimony of divorce suits or oi
those notoriously unhappy marriage
that never seek tbe relief of divoic
courts, but either lake to flwlit, loan
lives of infamous lufhielity within wed
look or sullenly "g'iu and bear" tin
eoDSrqneuoea of their uiisteke outi
death puts asundir what Unil rve.
joined, we should think "marriage i
(allure," but we all know that it ia th
wounded birds that always ti ittei ; w.
all know Ibat there are tboueanda o
soocess ul, upright, hooest uieu ot
business who are nut obliged to go iut
court to oonfess the failure of tbei
methods or their incapacity for a oooi
nisrcial oareer; we all know ttiere ar.
ibouaands of married folka who uevei
trouble tbe divorce courts because the)
kare no oause fur serious dissatisfaction
Marriage is a failure just as a com
meroial oareer is a fnilure wbiob i
tnbordioatod to low motives, sbari
(ractioe aud imSioral ideals. If a mai
or womao marries without afleotion
for a borne, for sooial advantage or Im
ome equally mercenary thought, whai
business bave lby to pronounci
"marriage a failure" if they gel exact I)
what tbey bargained for? If tuey ge
more Iban tbey bargained for and a
mercenary, worldly manage become
by bappy evolution a true niariiage l
affaotion, conjugal loyalty and fwlioitj
tbey surely bave reason to eougratulal.
tbemeelves, but if tbey married Iran
low motives and got ouly what the.
bargained for, what business have the)
to be deuouuoing "marriage a failure"
because tbsy dad no spiritual sweet.
dm io it? Haattle Post-InlelligeDOer.
wi.. ci.m mrpaniHa Hull res it ou
Im:' TbeCv-'ino Jap ar, the new tat
.ft l.u or nosimuater. and the di
feat o po; u'lsiu iu Ore, n I - tefult'
RrtnincinH the price of f Ueat
penis en tbe bushel at Snie!:'.. A iM
rate we cf.n aff ir l to tat Vt. Uet-w
rbaoge P. M'a every few day, CoU vleo
tiona eemi-montbly, and have ;t.n;reai
near an adjournment weekly.
Teb prop-letors of (, tbe Pendleton
o mrine mill have been arrested foi
maintaining a nnisaooe, pretty roogl
treatment; this, for so important at
indnetry. We think He ipoir .ibnuld
have had this eonuring mill, and don't
believe the management would hav
been subjected to anch treatment as tbit
Wbisket baa gone up aince the pas
ane bt tbe demncratiu tariff bill ot sale.
Lei it go up. Tbe higher it goes ui
the less of it goes down. It is a sai
hmw to Ihe dmooratio party, but i
has only iteelf to blame. Salem States
man. Twbntt eight tboueaud voters have
l ft KatiHHs siooe the dry suarau set in.
Never since tbe great drought then
in 1859 and once about 1MC8 has tben
been sriob a total failure of crops In
that region.
Jafan and China are both making
applications to the European oities fo
loans of money with which to carry oi
the war. It is ol timed tbig will bave h
tendency to iuorease tbe Value of silver.
Tbr democrats of Idaho nominated a
brother of Vice President Stevens fin
governor, at their convention in Bist
laet week. Tney also declared for fre.
ooiuage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1
Kepbeshntative Wilson, of Wash
ington, anuoiiui-es Ibat be ia iu tbe
race for tbe seuatorship.
"How to Care All Skin Diseases.'
Himply apply "fiwayne's Ointment."
No internal medloine required. Co rep
tetter, eezema, itch, nl jruptinns on tbe
face, hand", nose, &c, leaving tbe skin
clear, white aud healtbly. Its great
healing aud curative powers are possess
ed by no other remedy. Auk your drug
gist for Swajne's Ointment. ew 1 yr.
1NST1TUTK FOIt THE BLIND.
('similar forthe Ermninc Vesr (load Build
ing and an luiprevi-il ruirlculam
An anuouncenieut of the oalendar of
Oregon's Institute for tbe blind, situated
at Halem.bas been received at this office
The nch'inl year il cnmmxnce Monday.
Ootnbei 1, and the li'st term ends De
cember 21; winter t'rni begins Jannar
2, mid ends March '9;sring term begins
April 1, and closes Juue 11. Tbe build
ing iB a new one, has been constructed
with txcellent architectural taste, and
presents a Sue and imposing appearance
No i (Torts bave beeu spared to make il
Convenient iu every reaped. Every room
has a steam beating radiator, and tbe
Imildiug is ligbte . by electricity. Tbe
w- 11-lounded oritioisms that have been
spread aboard by visitors and the press
concerning the poorly appointed quarters
of Ibis sctiool heretofore are all removed
now. The grounds, beautifully shaded
by oak trees, are located io a quiet place
of Halem, away from tbe railroads aud
lactones. Walks for indeyendant exer
cise will be built arouud tbe oampus
Parents can have no txcusefor not send
nig their children to this if miefortnne
or accident baa deprived such children of
getting an eduoiition In tbe sobool foi
Ibe seeing. V bile nianv other statec
bave larger schools, none are more oon
venieutly and pleaaautly located than
ours.
The course of study has been so mod
ified that pupils oompeteiog in common
aolionl course will receive diplomas
I'll it change is made so as to give an in
centive to the great mJority of pupils
The adauced 0 uirss rtq litres three
years more study.
Ahorse kicked II. 8. Sbafer, rf tbe
Preemyer ilinise, Middlebnrg, N. Y , oi
lie knee, whiqh lnid bim up in bed and
Manned tbe knee j int to heoome stiff
V friend reeouuiiendt d bim to one Cham
berlaiu'a Pain tialm, which he did, and
n two daj a was able to be atoned. Mr.
Stutter baa recommended it to luauj
nbers and save it Is excellent for any
Kind of a bruise or sprain. This same
ttemedy is also famous for its cures of
'beiinitira. For sale by Slocum-Jobn
lou Drug (Jo.
Wanted A rVnnloD
The other day while tbe olerka were
ou-y at their deeks iu tbe War Iepart
uint at Washinutou City, tbey were
itartled by mn rushing in aid ex
iiHitning :
"I ant to report myself for a penr
ion."
"On what grounds do you claim a pen
don?'1 aeked ihe olerk.
"Ou the i: roil ml that I am tbe last eur
viv rof Bull's Huu."
Outside of ollioe big orowd steer on
t rampage. Exit through wiodow.
Last June Dick Crawford brought his
welve-mouths-old obild, suSering from
lulautile diarrhie t, Iu lue. It bad been
eaned at four mouths old and bad
I ways been sickly. I gave it the usual
treatment iu such oases but without
benefit. The child kept growing thinner
until It weighed but little more than
vhen born, or perhxps teu pouuds. 1
lieu started tbe father to giving Obain
ierla,u's Colic, Chohra and Uiarrbosi
teiuedy. IJxfore one oottle of the
1) cent sir.e hid bu uied a marked
inprovemeut wns seeu audits oonlinticd
l-e cureil ibe child. Its weHkuess aud
uny o iiistitntio i disappeared aud its
(aiher aud myself believe the child's life
as svd bv Ibis Iluiedy. J. T. Mia
low, M I), Tmaroa, III. For sale by
rJlocam-JobnstoD Drug Co.
v. or .a e
arter
alf-Blood
Hbeepmen will find it to their interest
elsewhere. I eusure theru In I.c (wand
service.
. I bave taken great puius and oiit to muob expense to meet tbe growing
letnaud for this claee of sheop, a'.iu will sell them to
SUIT THE HARD TIMES.
i ' ' '
Come and See Them and be Convinced
For further particulars address Die at PILOT HOCK, OKE., or call at mj
farm six miles south of Pilot Book, Ore.
C9-0ct. 21
The Lancashire Insurance Co.
OP MANCIIKMTBH, ICMOXAlVrJ
, W. PATTERSON. AGENT. OncottheBe.ynJheJWorm
TIIR WKSTEKN I'KUAWMjlUK.
We are in receipt of the May number
if our state school paper. It exceed
uny of the former numb-ra ir: vain- .
The puper tide month contains many
uew and valuable features. Tbe illus
trated series ou tbe schools of tbe slut?
in introduced by a paper on the Fri. ndu
Polytechnic Institute at Salem, Oregon,
these papers oannot fail to bo of ireat
value both to tbe schools on 1 to tbe
public.
There are also several fine articles
by our beat writers end tbe departments
"Current Evente,""8aturday Thoughts,"
"Educational News" 'The Oracle
Answers, Correspondents," etc., eeoli
oontain much valuable reading for
teachers or parents. Tbe magazine
has about 60 pages of matter, well
printed and arranged. We pronouuee
he Western Pedagogue Ihe best educa
lional monthly on tbe ooaet.
Everyone of our readers should bave
the paper if tbey Bre at all interested
in education. No teacher school direc
tor or student can get along well with
out it. We will receive Bubsoript.onn
at this office. Pnoeonly 81.00 a ear.
When desired we will send the Western
Pedagogue aud Hazette one year to one
address for $3.00. Call and examine
ample oopieB. Tesabers, directors and
parents, now is tbe timo to subnoribe. tf
Bookkeepers and others of sedentary
habits onre constipatiou with Simmons
Liver Regulator.
WANTED An eDBrgetio I'er-
son to act as our general ngent, salary
810.00 per month and commission.
AddreBS with stamp.'
Clias. A. Robinson & Co., SBlina.Kftns.
Brain-workers keep their headi clear
anil bowels open. Take fciniraoiie Liver
hegulalor.
ADDITIONAL, LOCAL.
The Htudehaker wagon beads tbem all.
For sale at Gilliam A Bisbee's. a
"Hardware" did you say? Why, yes
it P. C. Thompson & Uo.'b stand, and the
pluoe for bargains. a
Tbe Keeley Institute, at forest Grove
,mrcs liquor, opium, morphine, cocaine
oul tobacco habit. Bee ad.
If yon want to buy groceries, and
Oread stuff obeap, to the Enterprise
ilrouery. rk A Kuhl, proprietors, a
Tho general mevenandise estahliab
ment formerly owued by Coffin k McKar
land, has lately changed hands, now be
ing under the control and management
of The MoFarland. Mercantile Companv,
which continued unuiness at tbe old stand
with a larger stock tbsu ever. a
Take Simmons Liv r Regulator for
heart troubles, oft u due to indigestion.
E L F'eeland and A. W Patterson
got in from Ditch cretk shortly after din
ner to-dav.
Take! Take! Tike Simmons Liver
Kcgul .tor for dyspepsia, constitution
aid heartburn.
FreJ Hhermin returned from Tea'
Hpriugs last evening. He was acenm
imiiieii by Mrs J B Natter and dang' -ier,
Kitie, who have been over there
fur some weeks past.
Tbe i'eodleton Tribune estimates Ibe
tbeatorop of li'ma ilia couutv fur this
season at i 080 0 0 buhels. Tbe aver
age yield is placed at 17 hnahela per acre.
It will require more tbau 8125,000 worth
of sacks Io hold tbe wheat.
Sloan P. Shutt and wife arid Mis.
Mreks, of Condon, ere in the oty over
Saturday ami rjnnday visiting the family
of Wni. Henvner Mr Shutt is editor of
be Condon (llobe, thai bright and
newsy lilt e sheet which ably represents
the county seal of Gilliam county. We
tcknowlfdge pleasant rail from tbe
entleuiarl, "
An innocent little fellow, to whom
intoxication was an unknown evil,
Went out for a walk the other day and.
as he was returuin;r. saw oeiote Ins
ovvu house a man whoso curious lurclie&
and staggering comp 'U'd an explana
tion from an accomn. . in? nurse, and
seeing at that moment a you
nge
br.
irother running to uot him. he waved
, . 1l j ..'ii
bim wy into the hall door: Uo back,
Harold," ha crird moitodly, "go back
You might get drunk!
and
OXFORD RAMS.
to inspect my Bams before buying
and in exceptional floe condition f oi
O. A. It. NOTICE.
We take this opportunity of inform
ing our subscribers thut the new com
missioner of pensions has been appoint
ed. He is an old soldier, and we believt
that soldieis and tbeir heirs will receive
justice at bis bands. We d i not antici
pate that there will be any radical
obanges in tbe administration ui pensioi
affaire under tbe new regime.
We would advise, however, that V
S. Bnldiere, sailors and tbeir heirs, tak
steps to make api lioation at once, it
they buve not aleady doue so, in ordei
to seoure the benefit of the early filing
of their claims in case tbera should be
any future pension legislation. Snob
legislation ia seldom retroactive. There,
fore it is of great importauce that ap
plications be filed in the department at
the earliest possible date.
If the U. . soldiers, sailors, or their
widows, children or parents desire in
formation in regard to pension matters,
they should write to tbe Press Claims
Company, at Washington, D. 0., aud
tbey will prepare and Bend tbenecesear)
application, if they find tbem entitled
under the numerous laws enacted for
tbeir benefit. Address
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY
.Ionn Wkddkhbi'kn, Managing Attor.
uey, Washington, U. C, P.O. Box 885.
STRAYED OR 8TUI.KN.
One borBc branded M S. Finder will
please return to George M. Mas'inger.
in tbe mouutains, or to A. Abrahamsick,
Heppoer, Or., and reoeive suitable
ieard. There are other brands on the
animal besides tbe one mentioned, but
tbe writer cannot describe then.
247-tf.
A Bicycle Todb. Prof, Van Winkle
of tbe E istero Oregon normal sonool
has finished a most interesting trip on
his wheel. Leaving Weston be made
various stops iu the Willamette valley
and in central California for tbe purpose
of visiting sohools. Tbe return trip
from Modesto, Cal., was made by rail
In one day the professor made a record
of 104 miles on bis wheel. As an out
ing for health, pleasure and profit,
Prof. Van Wiikle.ia greatly pleased
with his 1000 mile bicycle ride. As to
I ho roads Unversed be thinks Oregon
and Wasbiugton could take a beneficial
lesson fr m the commissioners of the
various oonuties in oeotral Calif jrnia.
8pokane Rtview.
tOOQOOOOOOOt
Worry tells, sadly,' on
woman's health and
beauty.
Beecham's
Pills
a Box.
(TuteiCM)
fortify the nerves anil
will help to banish
many an anxiety.
Price as cent.
fOOOOOOOOO'
W. L. Douclas
5t CUftC ie)THCMT.
y) OriwCaoaauiAKiNo,
5. CORDOVAIN,
FRE NCMA ENAMELLED CALF.
initCALF&Wrj&Ami
5.UP0LIGt:.3SoU3.
2A7-?BirtcmiHoa
LADIES
W-L'DOUOLAS,
BJtOCKTON, MASS.
Yaa caa save mmrr W Mwaea'M "
l,ouglaa Shoe,
IWcaoae.we are the large,! luaonficlnrevaol
advcr.i,e l t joea iu me wunu, .u, a '-"'"
tite value by atainpin the name and price oo
1 1 a hiinm whih brotecia vou arfatnat hian
n,ir.. ,i,l the middkmiii'i orofita. Our ho
equal custom worK i'l atvle, eaay Ctlinc n
wcarm qual.'.v w e bjvt 1 1
wher. tt lower prie, for the
,jVO' icrn.-':e r ';e no u
We Rm lutia n, . ' 1 ' J
he value (irtntnaa
Miibatitute. If vour '
acilcr'caimot',ur1?lyst)u,wcc. Md by
Ui.l.r whoae nam will nhorily ap-
pear here. Agatwanted. Apply it oana
I5r
mm " jr ww
rJ,"J4 VJttIZ, 5c straight
Knee or Kev NY eat, . "
'ail Duucler, "
Rising Sun, six for 25 cents.
The Best 8 Cent Cigars
ever sold in Heppner.
'-Cor- sale toy
P. C. Thompson Co
h.
181VEES1TY OF CREGOK
EUGENE.
Nxt sespioD bfrginfl the 17th of Sep
mber. 1894.
Tuition, free. Banl. 82.50 ft week.
Five courses : ClaPHionl, Scientifi
literary, Eotclieh and BuHiueHB.
DORMITOhY.
The Boarrline Hall (or youug indie:
viid tbe Boiii'diiii; HhII for yoon sentln
uen will be under tue pfrHonal aupervi
mou of Mrs. Mnnra, a lndy of refinemen'
d lnra exporiebce. For Gntfth guet
-idrt-os J. J. Walton,
53 71- Seoy. HeenM.
Notice of Contest
U. 8. Land Office, The Paileh, Ob.,
July 21, 1894.
rOMPL INT HAVING BEEN ENTEKEO A 1
O this Office t'V Anna J BaUtg r again-1
lohn K. All n for ahamloning ll Homeatfai
iutryNo. 416H, dated Uec 17. 14, uion thi
"WJfj Hectio i 7, Mownih.pl N(.rth. Kantt" t
0, iu Morrow County oitgon w th aiewt(
he caiieellatloii of bhM einrv. the aid psrtie
xv hereby summoned to appear at thin nlli"
ii the 24th day oi 8e t ember, IS91. ai 10 o'clo V
v M,. to r a do d ad (urniuh tis-iiuutiy con
e ruing Bald alleged abandonment.
J. W. Morrow, crm ty per . ia authorized t
ikp test monx at his ottice In Henpner, r., oi
n lum t V Mnnli;
tiDt 17, 1894.
r7 H7.
Ki-gister.
Summons,
TN THE CIRCUIT COL' HT FOR THE COUNTY
I of Morrow, State of Oregon.
Mary J Doonan, plaintiit; vs. Wm. Doonau,
letendanc.
To the above riamed defendant, William
Doonan: In the name of the .State of Oregon,
vour are hereby reouireo to appear and anawet
(he complaint tiled auaimt you in the above
entitled suit on r beiore the 4 day of Seprember.
A. U., lrtl4, the Rame being the iirst day of the
next regular term oi mm ouri, aim n ytu mil
aoto aiiBwer. for want thereof, nlalntltt' will
applv to aaid court for a decree disi-olUi.g the
narriaKe contract exiting oetweeu hhiu
plaintiff and said defendant, and foi
the conts and disbu rienientR of thi
uit. 'IhiB summons ia published bj
order of Hon. W L. Braohaw, J'.dge of said
court. Done at chambers at J he Da 1K b, Oregon,
luly 17th, im.
Elli, DaW'ON & Lyons,
251-63. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Notice of Intention.
f ANrWiFFrrE AT THE D UXE3, OREGON.
I j Julv 2 1K91. Notice is hereby given ihat
the following named settler him filed notice rf
hie intention to make final proof iu support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before J. W. Morrow, county clerk, at Heppner
iregon, on ept. l, wn, viz:
WADE H BitOHER,
Hd. application No 4777 for the N W S W
N V'H and N W) Sec. a0. Tp. 1 8. R. 26
E.
He names the foil wing witnesses to prove
nis connnuouK resiue.nce upon ana cultivation
of said land, viz:
Cyrus Mitier, Charley Penefiel, Charley Val
entine and W. M.Booher.allof Lexington.
251-201. Jas. F. Mook-., Register.
Administrator's Notice.
TOTICE IS HERKRY GIVEN
THAT
11
Litters of administration ou the estate of
Frederick Kretzschmar. deceased, were Granted
to the undersigned on the 7th day of Hily, lt94.
by theCounty tJourt of Morrow county. All
persons having claims against sai' I estate are
required to exhibit them tome for allowance
at my place of business in Heppner, Morrow
Co , Oregon within six moiithB after the date of
this notice or they s all be forever baned.
Also all persons owing said estate are requested
to settle at once.
M. LlCHTKNTIlAL,
Administrator.
Dated, Heppner, Or., July 7, 18y4. 247-56
Assessor's Notice.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MORROW CO.:
N tice is hereby given that the tax list will
be completed by the last Monday in Ausust,
1K94 and that at thi date w ill he examined hy
tlie county hoard of enualiatlon Those who
dfS're corrections or alterations in their assess
ment are required to appear before the board
at the courthouse in Henpner on above date.
R, L tJHAW. Assessor,
By J. Kobkkib, Deputy.
Heppner, Or., Aug. 3, 18y4. 54-00.
CUT THIS OUT
NO. 2301.
Heud thin ci'l'FuN aud
ttfi Cents to
THE Ill'UAT MFS1C CO.,
263 Dearborn Pt. Chicago, III.
And receive (post psid) ONE
H1E( E OF Ml'HIC, of your wn
choice, namf d below or 1 H REE
itieces for 60 cents, i-r HI X t iece
for 1.00. Hemit poMai note or
oi.e aud two cent stamps.
I his Coupon not good after
December 3lst, 1S91. .
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Mont tiomilar Waltz Sonar of the day.
Pedk'HttM to Mr V. K. Hiiriia, author
of "Af'er the Sail "
A Drkam of ARt'AUiA WnUnonc 1 anyon ot
The (joi. of fall noiit'S. Favorite ol'
Ail-Una I'a'h.
Mooni.io hi on tkb Lagoon, by Geo.
Schloillarth ... . 50 ct
latent Miular iiiocea by tnia noted
comuoiier
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