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CATARRH
BUGS AND WOBM&
Is a
LOCAL DISEASE
nd it the result of colds and
sudden climatic changes.
It can be cored by a pleasant
remedy which is applied di
rectly into the nostrils. Be
tag quickly absorbedit gives
relief at once.
Ely's Cream Balm L
Novel Battle Waged Between
Noxious Insects.
Horde of Potato Beetle Make aa Oa
laaght CpoD InTadin Army Worms
and the Battle Last
for Boars.
AIM OF EDUCATION.
fa to Teach Oar Tooth How to Live,
Nothing; Leas.
Perh&pe we shall the sooner see our
mark by first dearimrthe crtmnrt nti
! nd declaiming some of the end pro-
tVUUul 4a - J A. -a
, s- cuucsuon. My own 11 srt of un
, admitted end is somewhat lor?. I do
not, for example, setas the object for ed-
BRUMMELL.
Iandy aad
is acknowledged to be the most thorough core lor
Nasal Catarrh, Cold in Head and Hay Fever of ail
remedies. It opens and cleanses the nasal passrges,
allays pain and inflammation, heals the sores, prow
tects the membrane from colds, restores the senses
of taste and smell. Price 60c. at Drnsijiste or by maiL
ELY BKOTHJ5RS, 6s Warren Street, New l or
BEAU
At the Grave of a -..
Wit.
I English visitors to Tilly-sur-Seullea
, having satisfied their curiosity, turn to
i ften, where lie the bones of an Eng
j lishrnan, who has left behind an im
i mortal reputation as a dandy and a wit.
Beau Brummell. after Wvino.
CoRmna P,l,vL. t.-.i., !""gw oittzen, asueceasf ul bread- friend rvf ti,. ' " "B
was in neadingllothe; ITstT"?" j I" nSST Cn 2
the details of a most extraordinary no. I!' lr,an 1778, George Bryan Brummell ,
cated at Eton, where he made a name
ior social aplomb, readiness of repartee
extraordinary oc- . . J '
currence which happened upon his farm I' "KmlUl Pby8!Ciai1.
recently. Mr. Eckenrode has a notatn ',ZZ " Pesr, a prosperous
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hope of having a crop, and he allowed
ne Dugs to have their own way. In
spite of their numbers, however, they
had not succeeded entirely in eating up
the rapidly growing vines. The army
worms invaded the farm of his neigh
bor, Mr. Kenderdine, and crossed over
into Mr. Eckenrode's land. Mr. Ecken
rode went out to observe the progress of
the pests, and in doing so came to the
potato patch. He found potato bugs
Bflscmuieu in couatiees thousands on
the edge of the patch nearest to Mr.
Kenderdine's land, and facing the di-
'""u "viu wuica me army worms
were coming.
When Mr. Eckenrode firt came to the
potato patch the advance guard of (he
worms were arriving. As soon as a
worm would come within reach of the
bugs one of them would fasten itself
upon his back and begin to eat him, just
as if he were a succulent potato vine.
The result would be that before his
wormship could advance a yard he
would begin to writhe and wiggle in the
agonies or death, and would soon be
hors de combat.
The worms, whose appetite is a most
voracious one, appeared to be all un.
suspecting of the design of the bugs.
aux upuii ineir nrsi approach, invaria
bly attempted to eat them. suDoosino-.
no doubt, that they were some new kind
of vegetable, but the hard shell of the
bugs served as an impenetrable armor,
runaereo. mem perfectly safe against
any weapons the worms could bring
against tbem.
It is needless to say that Mr. Ecken
rode watched this curious battle with
intense interest. In a short time after
his arrival the worms began to come by
the thousands and tens of thousands,
and the battle raged most furiously.
The army of potato beetles was appar
ently numberless, and as fast ae the
army wormscame on they were attacked
and killed in the way before described.
Sometimes when there was an unusual
rush, a sort of Pickett's charge, as it
were, ths inflow of worms would ad
vance for a yard or two within the line
of the bugs, but only to add their dead
bodies to the wriggling, writhing mats.
The slaughter went on at such a rate
that in a few hours a strip of ground
about ten feet wide along the edge of
the potato patch was covered to an aver
age of a foot in depth with dead worms.
I In the meantime the neighbors for
quite a distance around had heard of
this unique battle and had assembled to
watch it. From early morning until
late in the afternoon it kept up, when
not only did the advancing army worms
begin to thin out, but the barrier raised
by the dead bodiea of their companions
prevented further advancing in that
direction. Then, by some sort of an ap
parent understanding among them,
the worma changed the direction of
their march and ceaed to advance up
on the demesne of the bugs. The latter,
shortly after this took place, scattered
back among the potato vines and re
sumed their usual occupation thereon.
There were to all appearances but
few casualties amour the biura. nl-
though many of them were caught in
the crunh of the advancing worms and
smothered or trampled to death.
One day lntcly hundreds of peoplt
from all over Pike and adjoining town
ships came to view the result of thl
Btrange battle. Mr. Eckenrode esti
mates that the dead worm will proba
bly wergh eight tons. He intends to use
them for fertilizing purposes. Phila
delphia Prats.
Well and Psnip Aeconnt.
One of the curiotm features of the ap
projriutions mado by the Brooklyn
aldermen is the "well and pump ac
count." The account comes down from
the) dfiyg when the various aldermen
of the city received certain sums of
money annually to expend on the wellg
and pumps of tholr resetive ward.
When water mains bud hydrant suc
ceeded the more primitive method of
water upily the aldermen were loath
to prrnit the account, to which they had
uccome RonUAcucd, to Uie, and by easy
grailatioM the nccount wm made to
apply to curlxdoncjt, gutter and crowi
Wftlkn. The account amounts to about
tao.OOO fur 1806-97. CbJesigo Inter
Ocean.
loauiuious neatness in rlro. rx
went to the Oriel college, Oxford, for m
years. He was presented with a coronet
cy by the prince of Wales in the Tenth
Hussars, and for some years enjoyed
... ... i luc princei wno waa ,
afterward George IV. At last they j
auarralpd. hut. p.,, t
tllZ:kenWCS; ! -ai society until gambling losae.
uioue mm nee tne country. In 1830 he
Thev ar
not the major ends in life, though they
are often mistaken for such. We are
DREADED CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED.
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Scientist, Will Bend, Free, Three Bottle of
His Newly Discovered Remedies to Sufferers.
EpiTOB Gazbttb: I have discovered
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bLOCUM, M.C.,98 Pioe8treet,New York
'nen writing the doctor, mention this paper.
of
take for education any training which
has a partial and special end in view.
To erect any one of these ends into the
end and declare it to be the goal of edu
cation is to fall by the wayside and de
liberately to turn one's face away from
the New Jerusalem of the intellect.
The end in education should be the
major end. It should be the very big
gpest thing in life, the most general and
far-reaching enood the mind
late. We cheat ourselves, we cheat the
children, if we express the end in terms
any less catholic than this. It may in
clude good citizenship, wise parent
hood, successful breadwinning, literary
or technical skill, but it is not any one
of these things. The greatest thing in
life is life life in its fullness and to
tality. It is this that education should
set its face toward. Its end should be
wholeness, integrity, and nodhing less
than this. It is failse to i miuin,,
it turn aside into any of the bypaths of
uvemence, or industry, or even of ac
compnsnment and erudition. Dr. C. H
-tierwerson, in Appleton's Ponular Sci.
enue jnonrniy.
A PLENUS OF HATES.
The Why of the Strained Relations
the Five Great Powers.
There are in Europe five great powers
England, France, Germany, Russia
and Austria who all hate each other
coraiaiiy, although they make alliances
oetween themselves whenever
diency suggests agreement.
England hates France because they are
""" w tne supremacy of the world;
England hates Germany because she is
irritated by her presumption and her
trade competition; England hates Rus
sia because of the distant east; England
nis Austria because she is not Eng,
land.
France hates England because it has
oeen the duty of England to put a pe,
Hod to the glory of all other
hrchs; France hates Germany with a
racial hate; France hates Russia be
cause the two peoples are so essentially
made to disagree; France hates Austria
Decause she always has hated her.
- Germany hates England because V.ntr.
land was great before she existed, and
win oe great when she in her present
iorm snail nave ceased to exist; Ger
many nates .France because she fears
her; Germany hates Russia because
fate decrees that these two nations
shall cut each other's throats; Germany
hates Austria becmiRP Vi v
tria does not love her.
Russia hates England n on n lift a rt
future; Russia hates France because of
rne past; Kussia hates Germanv he.
cause of the present; Russia hates Aus
tria ror every conceivable reason.
- Austria hates Enclnnd hii.n.i . ,i
bilitated nation always hates a healthy
one; Austria hates France, for France
naaroDDea her; Austria hates Germany
natea Jacob; Austria hates
Jiunsia through sheer force of circum
stances. Westminster Review.
was appointed British consul at Caen,
nis creditors closed round him, and in
May, 1835, he was cast into prison. His
spirit seemed to have been broken, and
in 1837 he showed signs of imbecility
and died at the Asylum of the Bon
oauveur, caen, in March, 1840.
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PETITION FOR LICENSE.
I f r ?""ABUS COUNTY COURT
w , uuuiy u, morrow, state of Oregon :
rtenSli ? "utler8 ned legal voters and resil
dents of lone precinct, Morrow County, Oregon
lWifU i'y Petl"" your honorable body to
grant a license to Charles Robinson to sell
spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in less
quantities than one gallon, in the tow of lone
and your petitioners will ever pray: 9
J A Woolery Arthur Vaudrev
Louis Male
tins mock
GALLOPING BILL'S
6H-24.
MOORE,
Register.
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
Notice for Publication.
Chitsd Rtatis Laud Orrtrg,
The Iktlp. n.iirr.n 1T..V. a tar.
TSTOTICK 18 HEKKBY GIVKrf THAT tj
mitt 8. Keith ly, of Heppner,
has died notice of Intention to make final proof
before J. W. Morrow, county clerk, at his office
In Heppner Oregon, on Monday, the lMh day
nf M.rxh lull? .... !., i.. ,. ., '
oi m lire ii, iw, on timber culture application
..... ., i imui , i. e,., an j aim N 4 HE of sec
tion No. ID. In townahln No & umh u
nmf". witnesses: Chariot H. Halloa.
It. ..IMIIII.II, ,.(,'II1,
"" ab. r. MUUKE, Register,
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oao cheerfully recommend it for Consti
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Annie Htehle, 2025 Oottssg Grote Ave..
Chicago, was all ran down, ooald not eat
nor digest food, bad backache hloh
never l(t her and felt tired and weary,
but rii Imltleg of Eieotric Ililtert resUir
ed her health and renewed her ftrengtb.
Price oOoente and $1 00. Get ft botlle tt
Conser A HrncVg drna atore.
do you want tiih
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IeAnttloaa ses
1 Mrg. Ilenpeck (lo Mr. H., who n re at!
ing) Your llttl eon juat ttMked you
question, and you didn't even notice
him. You ought to I ehamxl of your
wlf, ik1 I shall
Mr. lh nivkI didn't hear Mm.
Mra. II. th, you never hear when a
rtn'iiiWr of your own family sp.-akt to
you. You are t!f to the very one you
should love and cherish denf to
Mr. II. What tUH-a he want to know?
Mra. U.-lle asked you what a hermit
waa,
Mr. H.-A hermit, my son, la a man
ho lotn prace an,! qu,ti y
Weekly.
II at, or should be, the highest aim of
wy mtrehael ta pleat hit customers;
ami thai tht wule-awtke dmg firm of
Myara k Ehelmao, Hterling, III, U do
log , ta proven by tba following, from
Mr, Eahelmtn: "la my tiiteen year'
iperlene in th drag tiasioea I bar
ever even or aoM or tried a medicine
that gat aa good tali.faotion aa Cham.
Iwrlaiu'a 0oli, Cholera and Diarrbu t
lUiuedj." 8olJ py Conser A Urwek.
ESCAPE.
Ite Loose a Meat of Hornets to Torment
the Woold-Ba I .n.k...
' Man and horse looked like an eques-
twtan a At. i . .
.u at, vne euge or a dense forest.
The bay of the bloodhounds in hot pur-
oiiw imm me wooded deptlis.
WTien Uiey dashed into the open with an
hrmod posse clattering at their heels,
mc man tnrew up big hands in token of
surre ruler.
That a the boss, boys, an' thar't the
uiieviu varmint astraddle on Mm," said
the leader. "He's GiUlopin' Bill, the
canianxerestcusatn th'nor'west. We'll
lest make a lasso kernection atweeo
hi neck an" a stout lira', lead th' hosa
rrom under hu an' leave him ter look
out for hiaMiLf."
When they had disntounted the man
Whose doom find Ixvn rirnnrnn,.H
whirled his steed with marvelous nulek-
urea, miuie a swinging motion with his
right arm, drop-d his head to the
wither of the gallant block stud and
once more aped toward the mountain
fastiiesaea where there was security.
The howling hounds rolled in the
grass, raked tlieir side ngaiust the
tree and then tore away in, search of
water into which they might plunge.
The horsea madly broke from all re
straint, kicked, bit, frantically switched
their tail and went crashing Uke
hunted bucks through the thickest un
derbrush. The ineuilx-ra of the posse
scattered In hot haste, roaring maledic
tions, cursing with frontier fluency,
tearing their hair, rending their cloth
ing and beating themselves with their
hands aa they leajied and yelled. Their
heads were like those of a poisoned pup
and their bodiea like a cranberry patch.
Aa Galloping Bill turned he had
struck the long neat above Urn. The
horneta did the rest Detroit Free)
iTca.
lint Slaw.
To make hot a aw slice with sharp
knife a solid head of cablgij put it
Into kettle and add half cuoful of
hot water, or more If needed; cover ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
closely and cook from 80 to 30 minutes; avortrw t- r,wu.77.. .
then add and .Ur through it quickly ' N .f'timfou'rJ.T.on''
mii ami nutter xo season, with one rgf
veil bra ten, and at the last two table.
ioonfuU of vinegar and aerve hoL
Huston Herald.
J C Emery
n a Timm
O W Ginger
J R Dooley
O C Cochran
John Cochran
E H Sargent
is r Haney
Ret Nelson
Walter Cason
R C Sperry
Thos Woolery
Ben Fleming
F E Holland
W T McN&bb
8 C Lewis
E h Padberg
T Maronet
W H esgue
C T Smith
Dick Lahue
Oeorge W Utt
Joe iianey
Clyde Sperry
Oscar Mitchell
J H Ritchie
E Rietmann
Ed Cluff
Mike Hale
T J Wilhelrn
W A Morgan
H Obner
J Colestock
C C Wilson
Wm H Padberg
I. M Hhls
Gilbert Aldrich
W 8 Smith
Chas Sperry
Paul Rietmann
Mat Halvorsen
Jas Nolan
W H McOormick
John Ltndstrom
M J Williams
.1 J McKUigott
J W King
N Dickson
H Padberg
Levi Hansford
L B Knox
w M Haguewood
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Is known to most persons.
They Illustrate that greater quantity ia
Not always moat tc be desired.
.'.
These cards express the beneficial qual
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RipansTabules
4s compared with any previously knows
DYSPEPSIA CURB
Ripans Tabules : Price, 50 cents a bos;
Of druggists, or by mail.
81PANS CHEMICAL CO., 10 Spruce S1..N.T.
Cummings & Fall,
PROPRIETORS
Of the Old Reliable
Frank Ensel man
Ed Engelman
J A Hughes
J D Padberg
S A Shaw
8 J Ritchie
0 B Cochran
H M Thornton
.Notice is hereb
will aoolv to
County, Oregon
.,iVi..y, 1 """month, for a license to sell
spirituous, malt and vinous liquors In 1
quantities than one ga llon for a ! Sod of one
CHARLES ROBINSON,
Applicant.
Bby glvon that the undersigned
the County Court of Morrow
n, at the May term, 1897, on the
year.
63-32,
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN THAT THE AN
ntial meetinir fnr th. -,i,i.,j. ' . : .
M"ow County Land & Trust Company w 11 be
Kl?. ilf. ?.fficeJ'f treasurer on the Second
oaiurnay in March at 7 p. m , for the niirnone nf
, "ie neiore tiif meeting
R F. HYND, Secretary.
16-2i
Notice of Intention.
I , l, u AT LA Ci KANDE, OREGON
rt:L. ,1. IttH 'N.i-iriic, lu t,, ..I .1 :
nis intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Countv Clerk l!m,,n'iia .,,.V
at PnHln,.n'V..."'
w,cKuu, un iHrcn zi, ih'J7, viz
BAMUJSL, W. WATTENBURGER.
XT T t. . . '
nu. iiii, n,7 fnrthfl K1Z NWL Baa Of ..J
' vv p, ecu. i, 1 y. n. i k w.M.
He imiiipa thu .n...(.... ...i... '..-
hi.. .Vt. v. "'" wiinifHBUB 10 prove
of, said land, viz: "u u"n
Frank Sloan, of Galloway Oregon, and Henry
of' Vh Albert Vvi Davl1 Mccarty, all
..' ' D. I. WILSON.
Gault House,
CHICAGO, ILL.,
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B fi
Q., C. M. & St. P., C. & A., P. Ft. W. & j.
and the C. St. L. 61 P. Railroads.
MATES 00 PBR rAY
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.,
CHIOA&O. ILL.
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Via the Dnlon Paciflo System
Baggage is cheoked through from Portl
and to destination. The specialties on
the 1 TJuioo Paoiflc are nnexoelled track
and equipment, union depots, fant lime
through oars, steam heat, Pintseh light
and oonrteorjs treatment to pnaseugers.
For rates and information apply to R
W. Baxter, Gen. Agt. D. P. system. Port
land, Oregon.
617-H7
Register.
Notice of Intention.
7 P. OFFICE AT THE DALLES OREGON
m. FKD. INU7. Nldinn 1a t.n...t... ..j
that the followlng-named settler has filed notice
of his Intention to nmlin Hmi nn.i i ..
of hi. iim a ... .". ""I'l'".
kLi. w1.. u priHii win ne mane
jnorruw, uouniyuierk, at Ueppuer,
Oregon, on March, lftth, 1x97, viz:
HARLAN STANTON,
lie names thA f,tllwl.... .,1...
l .ih i..; ..... " """ ''suua
v., -u.v. ,biiu, ria;
John Jenkins. Allen w s.iina rh..i.. n
Ashbaugh, of Eight Mile, Oregon, and Charles
w. ingraham, of Heppner, Oregon.
JAS. F.
Oregon
Notice of Intention.
T AND OFFICB AT THE DALLES. OREGON
J POO. l'Z. N.itl,. I. i
kJ . seiner nas nied notice of
Ms Intention to make final prmif In support of
oefnre J. V. Morrow, cnntiiv nia.w .. u...
I'll AMI KV t' UUlVtf
rti.f w! m ,ur N,' 80, Tp-S8- B-
He names the following wltneasee to prove
Is continuous residence upon and cultivation
nf .(. "-" VUl.UiUUU
vt mut ittitii,
r rn Eugeiman, Chilton Wl son, R. C
lj..,,..,v. ,.,, vivh, sun i nomas ( arte,
" H..l.l.r
517--,
Notice of Intention.
AND OrriCB ATTHK DALLItS, OREGON,
J Feb. 4. Ik7. Nuiin. i. I
that the followlne namnl iti.- i... iJ
Uce of his Intention to make anal proof In sun.
portofhlseialia. end that said proof win be
enpuer, Oregon, on March , 1W, lt :
JOHN W. AUJJTOTT.
H.I. K. No. S7.M, for the N14 NWi, sfu kwu
and SW NK, tw. J.., Tp?., l "i
... ,,...1. ,M loiiiiwius: witne.i to prove
la continuous rmijaim mi... .,,,1 .... 1.,.'
of. sal.t lend, vis: ' ..ua
KicnaM Rohlson, Aaron . Haines, John
. B kct, I raucts M. Courier, all of Kuhl
lie, oretion.
JAs. r. WOORg,
HeIster.
! THAT I.KT-
liellen M. All,,,. .I.hI. , f ranle.1 if ih.
Schillings Best means:
Ira
suda
Ink In powder
attui( taliacts
end spites
as good as anybody wants.
For tale by
J. A. Woolery, lone
R. Ulshop, taiveeeor la Th Me
FerlenJ Mercantile Co., it tat 1 11 on deck
giving great bargain in all line. Th
aiock must be closw.) qt, n, ,i u nr
pning bo cheap thing ar. Call on
, fraak Mrrla4, mImsjim.
Sr.i,",.,w"' C"",u ' Morrow
Mate otwron. All rois bavin claims
asalust sal.l nMie are rinrwi lo rat.il.lt thsm
tome lor allowance at the nltim ,.t -im, 4
t.Vons. IB llri..n. r , .... f
au,, ,h? .,.'W -ihti uouce" or IheTshaUb.
forr.rr tMtrnnl. w
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