18 DECEMBER 96
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SUHiMtmlTUElWEDITHUlFRI SAT
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are thrust upon up, and it asks con
tributions from the public on this
subject The legislature will con
vene in the near future and it is
high time that we should begin
the good work. Let it proceed at
once.
Heppneb, wake up and take an
invoice of yourself. Don't lag be
hind. Alonzo Walling, the medical
student of Greencastle, Ind., who
murdered Miss Pearl Bryan near
Cincinnati, will hang in February.
A DASTARDLY CRIME.
Maceo is dead, succumbing at
last to the leaden messengers from
the weapons of assassins. Like
the greatest character of the
world's history, he was betrayed
by a Judas, one Dr. Maximo Zer
tucka, who was Maceo's physician.
While on the way to meet Span
ish officers, in an effort to arrive
at a settlement of the trouble in
Cuba, he and a number of his Btaff,
under the white flag of truce which
has always been respected among
civilized people, were surrounded
and ordered to surrender. Maceo
drew his sword and shouted
"Never," when the troops began to
fire, killing all but the worthless
doctor who, knowing the plot, had
fallen behind to escape the bullets.
The meeting was arranged at the
instigation of the Spanish authori
ties, and the cowardly piece of
treachery has been approved by
the queen regent who has admit
ted to an audience Senora Cirujeda,
wife of the Colonel Cirujeda, the
foul murderer, and has promised
to pay for the education of the
colonel's son. This is stamping
worse than murder with official
approval.
That this last act of Spain has
aroused the indignation of every
patriotio American citizen is very
evident, and the blood of the in
trepid Maceo will bo avenged. It
is a horrid crime against civiliza
tion which calls for general con
demnation and united action. It
is no wonder that almost every
state in our Union is organizing
companies for Cuba. It is not to
be doubted that money, clothing,
arms and ammunition is and wil
be contiibuted. They ought to bo.
aud the independence of Cuba
should bo rocoguizod by the Unit
ed States in less than a fortnight
Lone livo Cuba 1 Down with
Spain and Spain's black assassins,
Am tltTlZE and try to build up
Your business. I'atrouizo those
who patronize you.
TllE repeal of the law creating
the railroad commiHsion should le
the first work of t ho legislature at
the coming wttsiou. In it stead
maximum rale bill nhould I
passed, or tbo law proponed by
Hon. II. V. Uates, of HilLboro,
two years ago. Mr. Gates' bil
proposed that tho communion con
sist of three members to be elected
by the people, their salaries and
eipenss of maintaining said com
mission to bo derived from a tax
on the railroad property within
the statu. This bill panned tho
linuso two years ago but could
never t gotten out of th commit
tee In ths senate because Jo Si
mon, the patron and friend of cor
porata iutluctiee, would not peiinit
it to bronchi out, for it would
have panned the. svnalii as easily as
it did the bouse.
The heretofore fair and impar
tial Portland Chronicle is making
a collossal ass of itself in fighting al;
Mitchell. We have often made an
ass of ourself, single-handed.collec-
tively and for other people, but
our friend, the Chronicle, is about
do a few things in that line
which promises to outshine any
previous efforts in these 'ere parts.
It has been doubtful as to the
stand this government should take
on the Cuban question. All im
pediments have been removed by
the foul murder of Maceo, under a
flag of truce. Even Bavages re
spect the white flag aud but few
cases are recorded where it is not
accorded all that it betokenB.and the
ioul treachery that resulted in the
death of the beloved Cuban leader,
insurgent that he is, should call
orth the protests of civilized peo
ple all over the world, and partic
ularly of this country. This as-
sassination of Maceo adds another
black spot to Spain, a country
which is not yet free from the
aint, brought upon it by the mer
ciless treatment of the natives of
America, and of other countries,
duriDg the early years of conquest
Now Willing to Live
Tie fell Known New York Merchant, David HirscL,
Finds Health in Paine's Celery Compound- v
KILLED HOTHEH AND DAUGHTER.
The Noted Female Philanthropist, Sarah R
Cooper, Suicide With Her Dauehter Were
Witnewir la the Brown Scandal.
State of Ohio, Citv of Tolbdo, )
LiDCAH UOTJNTY. (
Frank J, Cheney makes oath that be
is the senior partner of the Qrra of F. J
Uhenev A Co., dolus boaineBB in the
City of Toledo, Conoty and State afore
said, and that laid firm will pay tbe sain
of ONElIUNDllfcD DOLLARS (or eaob
and every cane of Catarrh that cannot be
oared by the tine of Hall's Catabiih
Curs. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and siilmoribecl in
my preaenoe, tbia Oth day of Deoeraber,
. U. J MM).
A. W. OLEAHON.
Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken internally
and aota directly on the blood ami run
con surfane. of the ay stein. Bund for
testimonial, rrp.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
HTBolil by Drogtrliita, 7 jo.
BBAL
(Irsrrut, Antomo Micro, the
tirtim of 8panih treachery if tht
dispatches aro U lx Mieved, U
tb lt of eh'Tru sons who have
given up their lives that Cubs
fright b fren. One still f ilaU lv.
bind the walls of a HpaoUh prison
which is woiaa tl.aa diath, Mug
worked from morning till flight
breaking Un, with IcautTicir'ot
fjn.,rLty clothing and faul Cflls
in which to sleep, without any 1-ed-ditg
or coveting. Brutes art
treat! tatter in Annrira. Msrn
will ! urrs(v! by (irorral 1I
iil.i liari-ia aud .Mjr-(irnrral
Uio Uitera. Maro wasUilUth
rvuuaandi-r-iochlrf tod tbs couj.
tnatidr cf Its I facch cf ths array
f rating to I'mar d l Ilia.
a Stat at
I ii am i i.v'i in M mow
Mtifct ati I tUy should rr-l u-vL
Tt liit f I u lis in.
t Ivitf tl? ti.4t.i tit
WHAT OUR KXCHANOKS HAY.
Taking all of tbe fifty speerbes that
Senator Mitchell made lxfore the people
of Oregon during tbe laat oaiiipainn,
oona could be more replete with inter!
for republican principles as laid dowo in
the platform and fur lbs election of Mo
Kinler. His declarations were ohirfly
ootahU for ths energv with which he re
pelled tbe suggestion that sound money
snd proterttoo sboulj dropped from
be political diaoiiasiona. On tbeee
qneetioBS Hen a tor Mitchell occupied oo
middle position. Eminently a proteo.
liooial as be is by sjmpathy snd tern
perament, be became convinced at so
early stags of bis political career that
protection was a matter of orceaaiiy for
this Country, and believed in il as
corollary of (lie first principles of our
independent iree governinrui. To tins
alorere snd slroitg eoovirtion be lias
saoriflce ir.och of bis personal tiros soj
interests, aud he has Dot alwsys got as
much thanks for It, even in Oregon, as
hs deserves. Now, when in so many
quarters there are proposals, open and
veiled, to "throw ever ths sargo and its
frieoda," Henatnr Mitchell la the foiUd
Hlales seoals is of all moo the Ih en
tilled to say that nothing of the kind
shall be does.
The HI. Lotus platform pledges M
Klnley sod Mitchell not only to wotk !
ssttonai agreement on the e image
qneatioo, bnl to tnaialais lbs prtwrnt
stsedard of oar monetary system nstil
such sa sgrwawot can Ix brought
eU.nl, ted there will be oo snestii
about their otwjlng tbe o Ur. 1h re
liremeetof rVnator Hitehe',1 front the
leadership would intensify the d Iter
sect a thsl fr period spree p. Ths
aleclioo, asd lb wotk die to gain the
vn t .ry la Oregon Ulh ty Oenator
Mitcbell sad ell lojal repeblM aaa, have
le. Is s eUiti op of the ratiks; the olj
real baa bees mead4 and ei new
Aaeotes should U niade la sbiw tl,m-
sle. 1 be hour fr a pernee-nt ti
4 repubbcae f rame. aed it eelv
eeded the nits l d the woik. lie
eettie, ead It wae Heet. Milcbttl, en J
la lte soltdifb atloe be has tua le bis
mark. Us IS daMtVlug u l.on"f frnts)
every layal tpU en. et4 bee ill be re
Uioed ae their Ua lr eseatal every vee
ligeol Ultereeee Is wip. l -IWkei
(ty H'ftoHoaa.
With the return of oool weather boats
of men and women who relied on their
summer vaoftion to make them ttroDg
and well came borne still tired, wits)
poor appetites and depressed ty tbe
tbongbts of the months of hard work
ahead,
Their overwrought nerves an J bodies
today demand something more than a
mere rent. Their blood needs to be
swept of its impurities and tbe entire
nervous organization reinforced and
built np by a genuine invigorator before
good appetite will wait on digestion and
health oo both.
The braoinjr weather of November,
with debilitating summer past, and the
severity of winter not yet arrived, is tbe
very beat time for recruiting tbe strength
and getting rid of diRertan. Contraot the
healthy, well nourished appearance of
persons who havs taken Paine's cdery
compound with their former nerveless,
bloodless, drowsy condition! Men and
women getting along in years find a re
markable morease in vigor and a bright
er, more cheerful slate of mind from tbs
use of this great remedy.
Don't mope along and submit to Indi
gestion, liver disorder, continual head
aches or rheumatism. Paine's celery
cnuionnd will make yon well snd keen
you so. Its nouMHbing, health making
virtues have beeo so carefully consider
ed, and so exactly fitted to the needs of
the tired, exhausted body, that its work
does not have to be done after it. It
cures heart palpitation and heart weak
ness, teetis Die nervous organism so
sleep becomes natural and refreshing, and a'eo enj y It."
body to convert the food ioto solid tte&b
and blood.
Of all the means that medical skill has
ever discovered for recruiting tbe ex
hausted energy of tbe worn-out system,
Paine's celery oompound is far in ad
vance. The pallid face, tbe pinohed
features, the growing thinness snd tbe
nerveless movements tbat tell tbe story
of badly impoverished nerves and brain
all these forebodings of approaohiog
disease disappear with tbe profound
nourishing tbat Paine's celery compound
always provides throughout tbe body,
even to tbe minutest nerve filaments and
blood capillaries.
David Hirscb, the well known Broad
way merobant, New York oity, writes as
follows to Wells, Riobardaon & Oo. :
"I am advocating Paine's oelery com
pound among my many frieuds, because
it has done me so much good in a very
short space of time, t have been suiter
ing for tears from indigestion and all its
consequent ills, ileeplessuess inoloded.
I had lost about 30 pounds in weight,
sod was getting weaker and more nervous
every day. I was unable to stand exer
tions of any kind, and I used convey
a noes for every abort distance.
"After takiag two "bottles of Paine's
celery compound I feel in every respect
better, stronger, more cheerful and will
ing to live. I will eertslnly never forgr-t
tbe effects of Paine's oelery oompoood
upon my system, and I wish to state
that 1 sm now past CH years of age.
bare travelled most all over tbs world,
and now I feel I oo keep on doing it
Saturday, Deo. 12, Mrs. Sarah B.
Cooper and ber daughter, Harriet, were
fonnd dead in their bed together from
tbe effects of inhaling coal gas, whiob
ad been turned on with suicidal intent.
She was 64 years of age and ber daughter
about "40. They have lived on the ooast
for many years and were identified witb
Congregational obnroh and educational
affairs, especially in tbe kindergartens
Mrs. Cooper was a vigorous supporter ol
the woman's rights movement and also
of the anti-slavery movement. She was
contemporary of Susan B. Anthony,
Viotoria Woodhull, Harriet Beecher
Stowe end others whose prominenoe is
well known. She was a cousin of Rob
ert iDgersoll, tbe great Ameruao iufi
del, but a dissenter from bis religious
views. 8he attended the woman's rights
oonVection in this oity with Miss Susan
B. Anthony last summer, and attracted
attention by ber venerable appearance
and ber floenoy of speech. No one sus
peoted tbat ebe at thi.t time was turning
over in her mind tbe subject of self de
struction, which was without doubt
troubling her then. Nooauseisaseigaed
for the double deed, and no one knows
what took place immediately preceding
the turning on of tbe gas at tbe gas jet.
It is said tbat Miss Harriet had on sev
eral occasions attempted to kill herself,
and expressed a desire to die with her
mother. Mrs. Cooper in her will, drawn
up two or three months ago, intimated
that they might go together at an early
day. Mrs. Cooper's huBband oommitted
suioide about ten years ago and two of
bis nephews went by their own bands.
Tbe mania seems to run in tbe family.
Mrs. Cooper was assistant pastor of Dr.
O. O. Brown's church and stood with
him in bis great soaodal trial until she
saw sentiment was turning against bim,
and then she deserted his cause and be
came one of bis antagonists.
Catarrh Cored,
Health and sweet breath sponred. bv
BbiloQ's Uatarrn Uemedy. Pnoe 00c
promotes bti increased appetite, and 1
furnishes the nervous force to enable the!
the opposite policy. There is do resaoo
why all tbe moo lo Oregon who bavs
beeo loyal republicans in tbe past may
nol be true members of tbat party io tbe
future. We would rooosel the discoor
agemrot of rrckleis talk end aolioo bow,
io tbe spirit boro of over coo fljeoce oo
account of receni tacceee. Lt as be
patient. Let us be forekoowing.
Hslem Statesman.
Paine's oelery compound bss done as
much for thousands nt others.
Tbe Halera Journal (populist) inti
mates tbal tbe silver republicans io Ibis
stale ere whetting op tbeir boti saws
for lloo. John It. Mill Mi's raroaas, and
will bare Ibem in ricrllsot frira for dis
serting purposes by the lime Ibe legisla
tors meets. Tbe oeei peeled very of lea
bappees, bul It sems Io be Ibe oiioia
of Ibnee beat informed oo Ibe political
sllueliua tbal Juho II. will get there
with both feet provi led be will sgree lo
stand os) tbe pretest repttbliras plat
form, from bis aliunde ie Ibe rereul
campaign we Jn.lgs Ibet Ibis 1 what be
ieleaJs tt d AoM.'pe Herald
0'ir i'r I iti'iy t'l'lo-e
(rMiJt Hiual l fl rit4 !. aunt.
mJ etl4 In kirk all Ibe f.xnet -fre
el lpall.raaa" t f II, e party.
Ty saav t-e a.Ud f i wiseleg foists
VMHnft tl Was the St4 tf eaeeibe
! to Iks Jeee eawpeie end IkmwW-
l l IW H I fnltHl lt lai H
f..ea lalk .f ti.a ic .ft that a M at
en i UU4 N,taw,lt Al. lbats
I VI ! ,i .) f.iir a su.lu g
lU't IS !. i! !? SI (,tHlir f
PKK E PA I II KR TIlEACHIUV.
Thla f.ssh to btir Ik Heart at tk fearvat
ra'rlot Is la Use.
Mapsio. IW), 11 Tbs queeo regent
S'lmitted today In e.dienoe Heoora Ciru
jeda, Ibe wife of Maj or Cirojade, who
pommsnded Ibe Hpaoiab troops io thseo'
gsgrmenl io whiob Antonio Maceo was
killed. Uer maj'sty euocratolaUd Ibe
major's wife, end premised Ibe royal
protection for ths major's eldest son
who aocompabiad Senora Ciroj'da. Thw
queeo also promised lo pay for lbs bovs
sduralioo.
A rala Jolata
AaoooDOe Ibe preeeoss of rbeonatism
which esaaee nnMd suffering. Ilhao-
maliara la doe ti lactic acid is Ibe blood
1 1 csoeol be cured by llnuseots or olber
ooteard applieetioes. Ilosd's Pare
penlla pun 0e tbe blood, remeves tbe
raaae of I ben matte at sad permaaetitly
rorrs I hie dieeaae. This Is Ibe Ueli-
sy cf tbouasoda df people who oecw
sufiWed Ibe Pio of ibeaejattaej bnl
i woo iaf eeieaiiy to eeresi oy taaing
Tbe stale Us levy will beet UealM, j,., Mw,.,(Uc f grrt re.r
ille end p.ibly 4', mills. Tbe Male ,0 ... Bboa lh- bkod eed immii en
of Ibe K ch,M, ernle ee s. I. lmpmrtJ lb M tbe wewdevfej
ere isuts e4 rep.w rroso .i.e....... ar by yj,,., R.pu.
r mutvm. r.inj bwwrij who law ;
eieeptl.is) t sii-tlrsat, llereey, Ii
Llrln, Malhear and Webtgle
bow gteel redeeUnba la Ibe stf'esate
of tbeir btJ laiat.l prony. The sit
coat.S Batwad sbnw al'ght toftee.
Nearly ell of Ibe eneal'ee elan shew
largely InfrMtael iej4k..e. Malta.
Utah I Oot.l.la, l.aat ) ear kf I en p.
t.t were only fU?.t II M year lUy
ere a Suillloe and a qaarlr doliare.
Hlats gefwml as .ell ee ". gv
erssaebl is ewiieg aiex a. lb be.ts
end em in ) rreil by Ibe iVg'ate
lare fut Ibe bt fit f kmiimg pl
IS SbJ .Mtc4 HMkctare Me b'4 tnir-
Jaa apa Ibe liaye end l.'g'ly rv
spn)t4e t.-t tbe li tt Wviee 4 ro.ty
aed elate - K O.
II Nim It. reef .t
Tbanaaeds of r i4 t-eneili a
Akiav (. s, Cvtda sad i'mee are
erd ey d.v if e I'eee. fr
sl. by H A VtiriM,
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What's the Matter With Hanna?
NothiDg, except that he has just discovered that at the
Odd Combination Store of
P. C. Thompson Co.
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Sewing Machines, Shotguns, or Saws. Complete lioes of Groceries or
Hardware. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Notice of Intention.
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THE PLACE TO GET THEM IS AT
Ue has anything iu this line that yon may desire and you can depend on it you get a goot
article when Mat guarantee it.
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BOARDING DEPARTMENT LADIES
I AND OFFICE AT LA GRANDE, ORKOON,
J Dec. 8. WM. Notice ! herebv bivbii thut
the following-named lettlur ha illijd notice of
ni intention to niHUe niml proof in inpport ol
hi claim, and that rI1 prmif will be made be
fore Coutltv rlnrlc of Morrow poimt.v (troirnn
at Heppner. Oregon, on January 1ft, 1897, viz:
THOMAS McINTlRE,
E. No. 5718. for the 8K!4 Sec 19. I d 1 8. R 2
E, W M.
He name the following wltneRNPi t, nrnve
hi rontinnou realdunce upon and cultivation
of, iiaid land, viz;
Thoinaa Oillillln. Alet Oornptt, Jame Mc
Intire and Jame Johnson, all of lleppner. Or.
n. r. wiiion,
5OU10. KenliiUir
Timber CultureFinal Proof.
Notice for Publication.
rrriTsn Stats Lakd Orricr.,
The Ih1Ic. Orceon. Nov. 17. IK'W.
VarifE IH HF.KKHY GIVEN THATSgl'IRK
i y 1. Turner, of neunner. Oregon, ha filed
notice of Intention to make final proof before
j. rt. norruw, :o. uieri, at tin nine In llepp
ner, Oreiton, on Matnrday the Kth day of January,
lra7. on timber culture apiillcailon No. join, for
theNKVof aection No. :M, In Uiwnnhlp No. 1
outh, ratiK. No. M rut.
II. name wltuewei: vl llllatn O. MiH'arty,
Robert W Turner, Jauiu '. rtevey. i'rauk K.
Bell, of lleppner, OreKon.
i:il JA!t. r. JIUORK, KeKlltcr.
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
Node for Pnlillrallon.
t'HITt Htti Lam Onti s.
Hie Hallen. On-iroii. Iev I.
VOTH F. IH tICHKIIY filVK.N THAT RICH
i. aril W. Kolilxin. nf Klitht Mile. Orevon.
ha tiled notice of luleiillnii Ui mak final lir.mj
Iwl.ireJ. W. .Miirniw. rouutr elerk. at ht'ottVe
In Heppner Oregon, on Nitur.lar the I'.th day
of January, I"i7, on timber cullur. aiipllratlon
No '.'Sftj, for tb N ol Mvtluit No. i. In biau-
ahlp No. Aantilh, ratiite No. 2 eaaL
If name a wttueuc John W. AtUt 'tL
Cbarle Intraliam John II. Inrrahalu, Aaron
e, name, all ol mm Mile. ir-.,o
. J AH. If. XlMIKK. Rcul.U-r
Notice of Intention.
I AND orrirR AT THK DAI.I.IU. nHR'iON,
J Iter, a, Nolle I herebv (Ilea
tbal th follnaliia namcl aettler ha riled no
tie. ol hi Intention In mak final nronf In utv
pn oi ni Claim. n.l llnl tal l pnit Kill he
mat. netor jwpn t. itiinnn. n, " ( otn.,at
inimu, irr.on, on January r, I"'., tli.
Jl MTI S A. MII.I.ER,
Rd r Nn Mai.fnrllieSE' fwc .11, To I N, K
r.'M.
II Mine. lb. follnlli( vltneaae. tn pror
hi cminiHiiii midanr uiiu and cuilitlloa
ol. Mid land. I
lnliiK (l.-l1"iv WIIMam Rmatilng. rdvard
T. Hro.ltlug, iwn Kii. allot l.lnt.n if
J A, r MHKK.
I ' Rentier.
Md.limiMI.4i MHfc
Do You Want a Rig ?" 1
Don't You Want a Place to
Put up Your Team ?
Are You in Need of a Saddle
Horse ?
All these can be procured at Thompson fe Biuns, Lower Main Street,
Heppner, Oregon.
Thepe irentlcm. 'i are well acnualnted with Grant. Harner. TrnnV nilllam arnt nih mnnil
and can ava money aud time in making theiie section with traveling men.
I'rlce in keeping with the time.
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thvtr eltira la Heppoef tifnn, nil tha aer.nd
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a m n4 M of aH day. ..f tbe pulp-
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l' I ol lb. !. kl.: left ol Ika Sal.... l
wnk M HPtir lil ba l,. l li,ti.
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January. !' tmimtu-m tha k la m and
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