The Gazette.
Thursday, August 17, 1899.
PROOF OF PROSPERITY.
A review of the Gazette files
shows over one hundred final
proofs on land locations in the
county adjacent to the town of
Heppner since the first of August,
last year, which is truly the beBt
indication of the prosperity of our
county. This vast amount of land
being paid for means the final
buildiDg up of homes after a con
tinuous residenoe and cultivation,
demonstrating thoroughly the
bright future we have in store.
Land entries for this section the
past year have been astonishing
to the land department, and, as the
tide of Eastern immigration sets
in, Morrow county is sure to prove
a shining goal for them. Now is
the time that it behooves the prop
erty owners within the limits of
our county lines to stir themselves
by improving their homes, layirjg
iug lines for further enhancement
of values, and beautifying by set
ting out orchards, shade trees and
fencing, which lends so much to
contentment, as well as influence
to the classes of people of educa
tion and refinement who are driven
from their Eastern homes to the
progressive west. As the advance
guard of this class of immigration
comes the enterprising business
men, who are to revolutionize our
business methods in the erection
of bright and attractive businese
structures, keeping pac with the
progress of other sections bidding
for their trade. Heppner, holding
as she docs the first place in the
county's recognition, must keep
pace with the growing needs of her
developing surroundings. She
must not be content with simply
alleviating the wants of those
tributary to her, but she must fui
nish them their every want. Man
facturing institutions as they are
required must be installed. As
additional warehouses are needed,
erect them. Places of amusement
must not be overlooked. A close
association must be kept up with
the country people, and as they
come to town they must be pro
tected and entertained. The hand
of friendship must be extended to
them on all occasions. As we are
dependent upon them, theyshould
be led to feel their dependence up
on us. Neglect of these duties
loads to the springing up of small
rivtd towns that menace our busi
uobb success, peace and good will.
Above all considerations should
be tho support of home institu
tions. Our business men should
take oare of our agriculturalists, in
return they will take care of our
business men.
It probably cost Baker City
about $:H)0 to entertain the Nation
nl Editorial Association for three
hours. Evidently this is the
cheapest investment tho town ever
inudo, for if they had paid for all
the advertising these editors have
given Baker City it would have
coat over $10,000. But do you
know that some people here asked
what good will it do to feed those
editors? Republican.
Alkxandeh McDonald, the uiin
iug king of the Klondike, f uruiwhes
au example of true American grit
Four years ago he went to Alaska
auo carved out a fortune that six
months ago was estimated to be
from 10,000,000 to 50,000,000.
He has failed and his liabilities
are $0,000,000. McDonald turned
ovor his property to his creditors,
left his young bride in Dawson
City, shouldered a pick and started
out to maks another fortune. Such
men cannot fail to succeed.
When tho circumstances under
which Secretary lioot passsod his
first week at the head of the
war department are considered,
oue wonders that bo fow plans
have been manufactured for
him by tho correspondents of
tho yollow journals, which insist
upon printing Washington news
whether thero is any or not. Ow.
iug to the abaouce of tho President
and nearly all the members of the
cabinet, there has boon a dearth
of ollioial news, and Secretary Root
has been too busy posting him
self to talk about his plana. That
ths yellows should proceed to
make a few plans for him was as
natural as that water will run
down hill, and the only surprising
thing was that (hey did not make
them more sensational. At the
proper time. Secretary Koot's
official acts will show the country
his iutentiom.
JUDGE LOWELL'S ADDRKB8.
He Speaks of the Slcolflcance of the Cam
paign In tbe Far East.
Io addressing the volunteer! si tbe
breakfast at Pendleton, Judue Lowell
said :
"Boys This day you belong to tbe
whole people. Speaking for Ihem, I bid
you welcome home, and at yonr feet lay
the laurel symbol of honorable duty
done, while to tbe memory of those who
return not, whom yon io sorrow, witb
muffled drum, have laid io eternal sleep
amid etraotre scenes and stranger people,
I bring a silent offering of sadness and
of tears.
"To many of ns who have remained at
borne, as well as to you who have been
at the front, tbe occurrences of tbe past
sixteen months have exerted a sober,
impressive and broadening influenoe.
You had never witnessed a period of
actual ooufliot before, and, ailbougb up
on you has fallen tbe labor and strife,
we are all better men and better women
for yonr oourage and eacrifioe.
"I personally am not ready to accept
tbe dootrine tbat the world would be
better were there an end of all war. War
pursued for gain, domain or power well
may cease. It was always unjust and
will always be accursed. Bat, a war for
bamaDity, for equal rights, for oommoo
justice to oppressed mankind, seems to
me an instrument of tbe Almighty, to
oontinae until the' acceptance of tbat
new oommandment throughout the
earth, 'Thou sbalt love thy neighbor
as thyself.'
"Tbe war whose battle fields yon have
honored, and in whose glories yon have
shioed, ia matchless in tbe annals of
earth.
"Tbe world never beheld before a
spectacle like that response of tbe yonng
men of free Amerloa to fight tbe battles
of ao alien raoe. They broke from the
loving arms of mothers, wives and sweet
hearts, whispering the poetic prayer of
saorifloe ao often quoted:
"In tho beauty of the lilies Christ was born
across the sea,
With a glory In Ills bosom that transfigured
you and mo;
As He died to mako mo holy, let us die to make
tliem free.
"It was a new orusade, nobler, higher
than those which Peter, tbe Hermit, in
spired, for they were bat to recover tbe
empty tomb of the Master of Mercy,
while yours was an answer to the holy
message of Ilia life.
"It is trne you were culled upon to
fuoe other guns than those of Spain, bat
that only enhances tbe bonor das, be'
cause from oat tbe glamor of the ory of
Cuban Libre, to you oame tbe cold, grim
duty of simple obedienoe to tbe author
ity of your government the supreme
test of loyal citizenship.
"Few wars are there recorded but
have resulted differently and for more
momeutons purposes, that was foreseen
at their inception.
"When William tbe Conqueror landed
his armies on British soil and trailed
Harold's banner in the dust, he had no
nobler purposs tbun adding British land
to Norman crown, but out of his victory
came tliut marvellous union of Anglo
Saxon and Normao blood wbiob runs in
tbe veins of Englishmen, and wbiob baa
made England for centuries tbe might
lest nation of tbe globe.
"When, at the close of tbe last oentury,
the allied powers warred to restore the
throne of France, the rulers had no
higher object tbno the protection of
their crowns. Their defeat by the armies
of Damoriez and Kellerman made possi
ble imperial France and Napoleon, the
might of whose geuiaa shook their
thrones and changed the map of Europe;
and the reflex influenoe of it all has
established parlimeotary government
and destroyed forever the arbitiary
power of kings and prinoes.
"Ho tbe war witb decaying Spain may,
la Providence, ultimately mean more to
Asia than to Europe or America. Who
oan tell?
"The genius of this republic is equal
rights, and its vital purpose, whatever
its temporary errors, is the supremacy
of the individual. Whatever, then, shall
result in those distant islands after the
triumph of Amerioso arms, whether
protectorate, oolouial empire or native
government, free and independent,
somehow there will triumph tbat civili
zation which makes most for the uplift
ingot the raoe and tbeexaltation of those
principles tor which this nation stands.
"There is a mightier power wbiob
directs the destiny of people than tbat
zeroised in cabinet chamber or legis
lative ball. The God of nations mould
men and governments to Ilia own mo
tneut his aud mysterious purposes, and
however muoh we differ as to tbe char
soter of the ultimate government of
those islands whose history you have
helped to write, fortunately tbe nation is
substantially a unit in tbe purpose to
insure to tbe oppressed of Spain in east
and west a government of civilization,
and in tbe belief tbat this can come only
after the final and deoisive triumph of
American arms, and the recognition of
the supremacy of tbe Amerioan flag.
"Realizing this, your uutlinohiug and
manly discharge of duty after tbe tech
nical term of enlmtuieut service bad ex
pired, bas retleoted a luster upon yonr
state and an exalted bonor on your own
manhood, patriotism and devotion.
"I cannot bring you a higher tribute
from the loyal hearts of your fellow citi
zens, for whom I speak today, tban to
ssy io imitation of tbat language:
"From tbe bay of Manila and the
battlefields of Luzon, a new oivilizittiou
io the Orient begins, and you can say
that you were present at Its birth.'
"Adding then to the personal interest
we all feel in you as kiudred, neighbors,
friends, the honors due yonr patriotism,
aoritlcs and mauhool, again I give yon
greeting aud welcome home.
CO0R8E8 OF STUDY.
Connty Teachers Requested to Assist in
Having Them "Accepted,
Gcanty Superintendent Shipley bae
reoeived form tbe state superintendent a
oopy of a oiroular wbiob. is being sent
throughout (be state relating to oonrses
of study for tbe pnblic sobools, Tbe
oiroular says in part:
Salem, Aug. 1 By today's express I
send ydn oopies of tbe oiurse of study.
A sufficient number will be sent yoa
soon to enable yoa to furnish each
sobool distriot and teacher who is actu
ally engaged in tbe work one oopy.
We do not claim that tbe course of
study is all tbat oould be desired, yet we
trust tbat it has sufficient merit to en
title it to a fair trial, and what imper
fections there may be, we will be glad to
remedy io future editions.
We shall depend largely upon your
efforts to seoure, sa soon as practicable,
tbe general aooeptanoe of tbe oonrse by
teaohers and district boards. Next to
the improvement of tbe quality of the
teaohing in our sobools is tbe nee of tbe
means by wbiob their management may
be made more eflioieot under this teaoh
ing. Tbat a course of etndy is one of tbe
efficient means there oan be no question.
In order that tbe most oan be accom
plished with the oouree, we must stimu
late and preserve a hearty enthusiasm in
it. Like all other great enterprises, it
mast be sustained by strong convictions
and earnest feelings.
Its chief otijeota and methods should
reoeive tbe unanimous and hearty sup
port of oar teachers and eohool officers.
Tbe valuable results whioh it oan gain
for our sobools, not tbe difficulties wbiob
it enoonoters io securing a recognition ,
should command our main attention.
We will need to create a sentiment in
favor of the coarse among those most
immediately in charge of tbe schools to
be affected. We should strive to impress
upon tbem the duty to introduoe tbe
proposed innovations at oooe and to
persevere nntil they are incorporated
into the schools. Distriot boards should
be made to understand clearly tbe nature
of the soheme; its principal features
should be discussed at teaohers' meet
ings; lectures should be delivered upon
its advantages before audiences com
posed of the parents and children in tbe
various sohool districts; oar teaobere'
institutes should, year after year, set oat
witb force its distinctive methods.
We must depend in the more imme
diate future very largely npon the efforts
of tbe teaohers of the country schools to
secure tbe establishment of this graded
system. They are in close oontaot witb
tbe sobool hoards, the pareuts and the
pupils, and oan most easily influence
these to scoept its features, therefore we
should direot out attention at the pres
ent time chiefly to persuading and io
struoting these teachers that they may
intelligently and energetically work to
establish io tbe oountry schools this
scheme of gradation.
- J. U. Ackkhman,
Snpt. Pnblio instruction,
UNITED IN MAHR1AGK.
Ladies, take the best. It yoa are
troubled with constipation, sallow skin,
and tired feeling, take Karl'a Clover
Tea, it ie pleaaaot to take. Sold by
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lie Qazette only $1.50 a year.
The Brltlo, Miss Logan, Recently a Id sluVnt
of Hnppnrr.
Hev. Flesher furnishes the Giizette
with the following from the Denver Re
publican. Tbe fortunate bride, Miss
Liogan spent some time here on a visit
with Rey. Flesher, bringing bis children
here to bim about year ago. She is
bis nieoe, and little Frauois Flesher,
referred to, is bis daughter:
Rev. Albert W, Lindquist of Kansas
City, Mo., and Miss Daisy Olga Logan
of tbia oity were united io marriage
August 2 in the Swedish Lutheran
oburob of Denver, tbe pastor, Kev. G. A.
Brandells, officiating. At 8:20 o'olook
the bridal procession entered tbe ohuroh,
to the miiHio of a wedding marob, oom
p ssd for tbe oooasion by the orgauist,
Prof. E. R. Kiblmark, and dedioated to
Miss Logan.
Tbe bridesmaids were Misses Amanda
Appell, Ida Bjorndahl and Elizabeth
Scott. Tbe groomsmen were Messrs.
And. Edqilist, J. Victor Swans in and
Delmar Logan. Tbe bride's little
oousm, Frauois Flesher, oarried tbe ring
in a basket of daisies. The bride wore
white organdie witb veil aud a myrtle
crown, aud carried bride's roses. The
bridegroom was dressed iu full Lutheran
ministerial garb. Toe maids were
dressed in white and wore bridesmaid
roses. The ohurob, whioh was orowded,
was beautifully decorated witb palms
and flowers. During the ceremony the
bridal pair stood under a lofty arob of
flowers. After tbe services the proces
sion and over a hundred guests repaired
to the borne of the bride's parents, 2440
Lincoln avenue, where reception was
held.
During tbe receptiou the bride aud
groom stood coder a oauopy of smilax
and white decorations, walled off on tbe
aide by ferns aud palms. A large table
was heavily laden with gifts, among
wbiob was noted an afternoon tea set
presented by the Sunday sohool.
Tbe bouse decorations were sweet
peaa, carnations, roses and smilax.
Rev, Lindquist reoeived his bachelor
of arte degree in '05 at Betbany oollege;
was graduated from the theological
seminary at Rock Island, 111., this year,
when he took tbe degree of bachelor of
divinity. Having pursued bis studies
after leaving his alma mater, he re
oeived from her, Bethany college, at tbe
last commencement tbe A . M. degree.
Rev, Lindquist was ordained minister
last Jane at St. Paul, Minn. Immedi
ately afterwards be entered npon his
duties as minister of the Sweedish
Lutheran church, Kansas City, Mo,
Mrs. Lindquist is a graduate of tbe
fast Denver high school, where she wee
valedictorian of her class of ".Hi. She
has been orgaoletof tbe Lutheran church
for sotue time,
Mr. and Mrs. Lindquist left for a abort
trip through the mountains, after whiob
they will visit several places in the East,
and will be at their future home iu Kan
sas City, August 21
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Farm implements
Wagons Hacks Buggies Rakes
Mowers Plows Harrows
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Grain and Feed
S. P. Garrigues
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The consular agents of the
United States are not only expect
ed to keep us posted on trade con
ditions of the countries to which
they are credited, but also upon
everything in the line of progress
in every branch of human aotivity.
The department of state has re
ceived the following concerning a
new treatment for consumption,
from the United States Commer
cial Agent, at' Roubaix, France:
"A new method of treating bron
chial and pulmonary diseases, has
been called to the attention of the
Academy of Medicine, by Dr.
Mendel. The treatment is speci
ally recommended for tuberculosis.
It consists of injecting daily into
the bronchial tubes essence of
eucalyptus, thyme and cinnamon
held in solution in olive oil. The
oil in descending slowly comes in
contract with the walls of the
tubes and tbe upper lungs. The
gas that is set free saturates the
air in the lungs and acts ou the
mucus membranes as far as the
air penetrates. Sixteen tuber
culosis and two with bronchitis
have been given this treatment,
and in each case, after one or two
weeks, a lessing or complete ces
sation of the cough and expectora
tion, as well as a return of sleep,
appetite and strength bas been
noted."
LEXINOTUN NEWS.
The weather has been quite pleasant
for the past few days witb several show
ers of rain,
Mrs. John Barton of Black Horse was
in town 8anday.
L. Marqnam , of Clark's canyon, was
here Monday on business
Mr. Qay, of Rhea creek , made this
plaoe a eall Monday tor tbe purpose of
reoting property for winter.
N. A. Leaob, a A. Joboson, K A
Niobuls and family returned from tbe
nioiio tains Wednesday after a plensent
stay of about three week.
Miss Ada Gentry bis purchased tbe
property of J. L Gibson, on Main street,
where they expect to move in the near
future.
Tom and Cbarlea Harnett got back
from the ruonntaios Sunday evening.
Cbarlps got eight gallons of huckle
berries, but be didn't beat Tom, for be
got 75 mountain trout.' Tom says be
likes the mountains fine, it it just didn't
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New Buildings
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Ungraded Country School Work.
Graduates secure good positions.
Strong courses.
Well equipped training depart
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Expense for year from $120 to also, on board
12.50 to 1 00 per week. Tuition .25 per term
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Fall terra begin i September 19th. Summer
term from June 27th to September 1st
For catalogue, address
W. A. Wann, or V. L. Campbell.
Secretary of Faculty.
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Bismarck's Iron Narve
Was the result of his splendid bealtb.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver, kid
neys sud bowels are out of order. If
yoa want these qualities and tbe snooess
they biitiir, use Dr. King'a New Life
Pills. They develop every power of
brain and body. Ouly 25 veuta at Slo
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Heppner
Steam Laundry
All kinds of laundry work done
first class.
Special rates on family washing.
White Shirts a Specialty
Washing without ironing cents
per pound.
Steady customers, 3 cts per pound.
Carpet washing 3 cts per pound.
Cash on delivery.
Fresh Fruits
Vegetables
Fancy Groceries
When you want anything
to eat you will find it at
Ed. R. Bishop's,
Successors to P. C. Thompson Co.
Headquarters for
Guns and Cartridges.
Whitman
College
About one month ago my child, wbiob
is fifteen months old, bad an attack of
diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting. I
gave it such remedies as are usually giv
en io snob case a, but as nothing save re
lief, we sent for physician and it was
under his oare fur a week. At tbia time
tbe obild bad been sick for about ten days
ana was naving about twenty-five opera
tions of the bowels every twelve hoars,
and we were convinced tbat unless it
soon obtained relief it would not live.
Chamberlain's Oolic Cholera and Diar-
rnoea Remedy was recommenced, aud I
decided to try it. I soon noticed a change
lor I lie better; by Its ooutioued use a
complete onro waa brought about and it
is oow perfectly healthy. O. Ii. Hoses,
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