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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1901)
' -VlTiirt lHkl"i-- rW.tt fYiVc .a The Heppner C.; X i i v t-' ' !mik-1 1 r.;r.ln' .i i Hi Kr.r! t IU p.wK.f.e t Hj . vi.r..1 -. i"KTf. r nv aii.l enthu niatter at the vi'uiiii; is fti miii t-l,. w n i :i I l;i c.Miriijiiti,:. I'l.o hoard of dmvt- or- i-i'iuj' 's of dicrotic ami TncnsrAT September 1'J, l'.'1! M,t-!-r.ii c !;isi:i,s men. who w ,'.! sUr; a i'!i;! t!:nt will b of Iiok i'rokcr want to leave the Tammany tip-r and his bulldogs, and po U Knplsnd. Like Astor, j ho w ants to hp an Englishman. ; New York cm prohahly pet along w i t b a t him. bt'M lit to the oitv. j Not ot ly the people of" the ' I'nitod t;tos, but the whole world - mourns ai.d awaits in almost The war in Soutl: A fries is far-; breathless ,-i:p. -use ur bulletinf I niivly. but has not as vet fully rv i . r 1 'i' . . ... i t urn. u i i i ne win enousr ot i.-.v.n 4on : 1 coniniereiHl kept busy receiving mi l piMi HeppniT. j KH) gniiu. Kail lh'Heh has sold SIO'i worth of rye. The remainder of his oroj he put up for hay. South and southwest of I.. ami.- ton the average report is from It to "JO bushels of wheat to the aero Mr. Parker's steam thresher ha.- been at work mainly on l'.laek Horse Canyon. Ho reports at h'Hst 'JO bushels to the aero. Mr. Totter haa almost entirely reeovered from his partial sun stroke. Mrs. Totter is also doinn A ?7i 1" X'vl'HXS. nishirig a market for Eastern Ore- aiiDOUEeit'. the eoudition of Tret- ' eoyered. gon hornet. The British govern-; ideut Mv Ki'. U y. I.ineoln. (.Jar-nie-nt now has agents in different ; field, McKlr.!e . the idols of the places for the purchase of mourts I Ataerioan people, have fallen by for the British ?avalrv in South ' the bulhts from eowardlv and Afriea. The businpes men of Teodleton liave subscribed fcMV for the iua provement of the road fiom SusaE ville to Tecdleton. This is money well spent and shows enterpiit-e. Heppner should do something on . 1 . 11 I . .:: r me nuier runu yimou. 1 -j ll(,wn flt tLe UUAS of ;l oowarjlv. dleton is not entitled to ail tee j SendUh assassins. The tatiou j was struck d vi tiih by the appalling ! news. A great man. loved, hon ored and r s pee ted. irrespective of j party, by tie whole nation, right j in the iukM of tl:e greatest pros j perity, the ivsu'.t of able and just ' a huiiiUtraiion, he is stricken trade from Susauville aud Ritter. The San Francisco Examiutr emphatically denies that W. K. Hearst has anything to do with the venture of starting a new morning newspaper in Portland. It is an easy matter to talk about starting a paper but when it comes to putting up a quarter of a mil lion, it is a different proposition. The telegrams and cablegrams that have poured into the Milburc residence at Buffalo, where the president is, already number teos of thousands. Hundreds of them are still unopened. From the crowned heads of Europe, as well as hamble citizens of the republic in distant states, have come mes sage of sympathy and requests for the latest news from the sick room. fiendish devil, tor what object, no one c u'd tell. Locked iua prison cell and surrounded by a strong guard at police headquarters in Buffalo, is the miserable assassin, a venomous monster, hated and if-spised by the human race. V hat sLouhl be done with him? The American people are just now in a position to fully realize the fruits of anarchy. The assassin is an avowed anarchist. He has reached ,his highest aspirations. The delicate ihiuie of this demon, the enemy of the humn race, has been allowed to dicker in this country ULtil it has burst into a sheet of flame at the head of the nation. The Paterson, X. J.. so ciety aud oth-r similar organiza tions are gloating over the assassin's terrible deed. Is it not about time to strike a crushing blow at this enemv of civilization? The Lexington baud held its opening concert last Saturday eveuing. Many were out to listen and expressed themselves as highly delighted. J. M. White's steam thresher has pulled in. He threshed im mediately north of Lexington. The average yield reported on his held is 15 bushels per acre. Our fine rain has wet the ground from four to six inches. It has also interrupted the threshing, which will generally be resumed on Wednesday or Thursday of this week. RIGHT MILE NOTKS- IONE HAPPENINGS There should be a big after-d ance at the meeting of tte Oregoc j Large Amount of Wheat-Agricul Wool Growers' Association in j Heppner, on Tuesday, September j 17. The great wool industry is of I vital importance to all business in-1 terests of the Inland Empire, and tu.-a! and Local News. Iom:, Ore., Sept. 11. Attorney W. II. Dobyns went to Heppuei Wednesday on legal bas'iLess. Kisrht Mile, September 11, l'XU. We had a good rain on Septem ber 1st. The weather has been cool since. Threshing is going on rapidly aud will soon be over in this part of the country. Heading will be completed in a day or two. Chas. Ashbaugh's little son is better. He was very 6iek. Jas. II. Jones has returned from Hajstack with 100 head of hogs. Mrs. Andrew was taken quite sick September 2. She is better. Moses Ashbangh and family are visiting relatiTes at Eight Mile. Eight Mile can boast of a good blacksmith by the name of George Warren. Jones' shop. j Henry Ashbaagh's friends at I Eight Mile are glad to hear of his recovery from smallpox. Rev. Clark, M. E. minister at Lone Rock, and wife, were the a 1 1 1 1 cruests 01 Andrew Astioauirn 1-oeal News Notes riu IleppiH': i ak 1 1:, aiul s.in Fran eiert FxaniiiitT, one year for -.-" M.iihew 11, ,v,i.h it i'ivi.iliy of (iiliiv mail ouleia In: !.:. Is of a I IvIikIk The Uaki i : 1 'I' I'llii'f prepare, 1 to turn out all ku'N of j ih pii tinu on siunt notice. Mat look A Han have tli.- Ii:iii.llici of Iil.lo r.arlhiiomew'.s caulen Inuk, ire-ti every riioiiuni;. The Month'v New Yoik WoiM.teii numbers ami the U w.r m:, mu year for M Head al. 'this is a liberal oiler. IWk A Math,'s have ilisohe.l part nerhip, but y, 1 ean uet iH kinds of meals and laid fiom Matheus Mr. N. S. Y!ieMt,in departed Satnr lay for Kverett, Vah , to at'end the l all laee ineeti: n at that plaee. Mr. Whetstone's si ini; of laeitiki horses are there and are entered in some of the main events. Announcement is made of th mai riajie of Miss Katharine Osborn Par sons of Pendieton, ami L'r. Mouse, of Hoppimr, whiiii vvill be Folcmirz d at the Chnreh of the K.'deemer in this city, Wednesday, September IS, litOl, by Kev. V. K, Pot wine. After the we Mini; the cnp!e will take a short to lr, returning to Heppner about Sep tember 2,1th, and alter a short stay here thfy will go to Pendleton for residence in the future, w here the IWtor expects to locate about October 1. The w ed ding will be one of the fall events in local society circles. It is estimated that there are now about 2;),")(X) hop-pickers at work in the hopfields of Oregon. In addition to these, ttipre are men working in kiln0, hauling hops in the fields anil doin other work around the yards, in num bers sufficient to increase the total number of persons env'akted in hot) har vesting to 2r,tl. These persons are making an average of about $1.20 a day, least, making the daily watre roll foot up to JoO.OOO. This expense will be kept np for l." days or more, by which it is seen that $450, 0iX) will be paid out f n labor in the hoptields of Oregon. ! npKisrkttblo Memory. w 1 1 ! i n 1 , 1 , I lie mil teii tie tOW II clo, li , time is ,1 '.' ' 1 ect a I ! Old Folks' Reunion. Tlicie died a few days hjo ;in inmate of a Saiatoir t county . N. Y.) institution a icsiiieiit of W'.Uei I'm d, wliowaspos sese 1 ot :i lem.i' kable menioi y. lie did no! It 'nd se!i ml hile in Ins yulllii, bii' w.is posies.'edof intelligence wlucn : a-, di'cp ni.d Inr leaching. (Ire of .. , , ctiis v., 4 (he exactness "' roil ,1 tel! tl e I me of . . c.i le I a w a'ch , could cue- 011 the dial H' the ct if 1 ne .i-ked, "Kd, hat '.'" 1 he 1 c 1 ! v w mild be as co e t ' me dcnoti d on the in st cost y and co'iec' ch i onometer. lie yvas al.-o exact in Ins ueoiaphical com puiaii " - at.,1 coui ! ic'iii d every state in the l ieeii .;ii'i I'Vi'tv county in New Yn:k s'::li' and iy' the population theie.i '. lie v as n strict i.iinilia'ial', yet he c.' ,!.! not lead, and as an iiiith metieian an-i liuhti 1 1 1 irr calculator he was not to be epialod in his native birthplace le had an aversion to emelty 1 f at y kind and had prevented many Wateti.-.l boys fi m inj'iry. UOKKIN i NIUilT AND DAY. Tils biiMii Ht ii i 1 'k'Ji'i' S iittln thinu Ibtt 'v .y.T tn i:!,i 11 llr Kind's New Life Pills. T.n pdis ehuiKc weaktss into ilireii'.rt n, iHties-i;o s mi) entfry, brsit) titj ii''' iietil joiver. I lit re woiid-rf a I in b Mi. ".1,1; np Hie bealth. Onl 2r'? por U' x. S ii.1 l..v Slncnm Drv.g Vi). Poultry Notes. t'll--y AS r-WA ' v.- ' r 11 b a 1 Din II .mi! P ive 1 & Ti );-: 8 I ttl; V k (&iAtf)idlAAtf m rii rivdi5 111 rainier Garments tvK Six drops of cai belie acid o one gal lon of drinking water is a p-eyentive for cholera. The ol'l to:K and pioneers of Morrow county will hj enrertaine'l t Htppner, Friday nn,i satnn'iiy, October 11, i. Such wan the conclusion arrived at at a mass me''t!ii; a: city hail yester-Uy evening. T" arrange lor a Krand time, the follow hit; ' cieei.tive committee was apiKili'ted : i Mayor Frank Gilliam. Geo. orner. E. M. I Shntr. J. J. Koberta. K. V. Hyrul. M. I). Clark. I He is OCCUpyillg C. K. ! tve MtAtee, FreU Wanax li, it. W. I'tielpn, S. I c. i.arriifne, . u. -ai.nc. JU'Ice liivell will he the orator. f A pran r ; reran. will l.e arranged. There :.. l-e a cieetini; ot the executive cot..- ! mirtee Sa: : r-i ;t y ni'ht. Full r,'r:iculars ia next week's Ga'kttk. STILL MOiii: foUNTEUFl'.ITING. The Secet S rvice t'as ui.cui thrd RU other bind of e.uiutsi feiters tmil f cored a lre 1111 ! fy of tioyus bills, wtiiob are mi clfvtri) t rented that tile avrrne person won! 1 .,.er siinct lbm of b inn spurious. I'siins of un til value are always selected by counterfeiters for itu itatlnn, Liitiihiy ttie Celebrated Hixtet ter's Sto i.m h liiiters, w hioh has many imitators, but uo eqn'l for indigestion, djepepsiH, uoiistipMtioii, m rvnnsuesii ami tfenernl debility. J'he tbtters set thitiirs ritbl in the st iiihcIj, htel wbt-u theatori) aeh is in itnod order, it lu'ikeo aouA blood anj plenty i f i. In thin tuanrier tbe Bit ters t;et at the sest of streiig'h and vit'd ity , an 1 rentore vi ir l.i tb weak and debilitated. Beware of Coutiterfftits heu baj infc'. Htl'i'NKlt I'll I'KCH KS. Kpiscop'd chnrc wine M. K. church, a. 111. and 7 :,'!') p. liel I. .C ,r. 1 Lev. Y. K. P..t- jtith. Services at 11 111. Lev. F. M. Cati- -veryone ehould be interested. An exchange of views from stock-j JoL!1 IIarbk'" La' ParcLad the i They w-ere oa their way to Walla men from different sections will j Edward Hollowly place of C40I Walla to atteDd confereLce. certiinly be productive of gixtd re- acres near Douglas. Cousidera-j .. salt. Allied interests by better tion, s-V'0. ' long CREEK NEWS. organization will bring stockmen: The facerl of the child of Mr. ' together in a way that will pro- I and Mrs. Krnmet Newton, which i De,iveri"h ay Coun- mote interests generally. died Saturday, was conducted at j the Ioue e-nict-ry, .Sunday. Since lSl, the female popula-j rjai;neij j lion 01 xne siaie 01 uregon nas in-; DT0fh--a. a 1 A i I ' Creased H per cent, wniie me in- , iUTll l,,, lo-nit th;s s-imrner Rid Ho will leave partof tnem there ami the Ui LuSl CRBCK, Or.. Sept. 10, l'" l. w. li. r,rwe!l who i la the John Dav court- ircprnvio '' &s fnll ap- !ri' ,J,'.'v"riiiir Luck to theshotp men lo whwn I !l . '. Kil.ril ' 1 1 l ' 1 afl ( UiOllbll. II "Jlfl LilKW liV Hi' Many LtW buildings j nve,i t U.r.rrrek on the 5th with -.v hea.l. Advertised LMtent. The following letters remain uncalled for in the postollice at Heppner. In callint; for these letter suy 'ml vertised.' r.arker. A K Jones, F A I'rewdsrri, R K Styer. Miss I)?lla M t'rar.k, W 1 Stone, S B. F. V.M (.MAN, P. M. ( :ii iu ii ic I 1 1 rc, 1 lev. Father Ke Set vices ;;. rir,diiv in each month at I'l :.'o ;t ri! . i'.i '; :n, Nov. Is. Notice to Taxpayers. crease in the male population hastj.e cjtv only been tn per cent Accord- i COLAxiovi. is in h v-r prosperous r .Morv, Keel -r . , . j IXKS. Will Uregon s population are maies: in other words, the males cumber 232.1v and the females ISO.o-jI. The native-born population is made up of 347, 7SS j-reons, and the fureign-born of 0o,74rS persons. According to race, the state's pop ulation consists of 394,o2 whiteg. 1u,.J'j7 CLineee, 49ol Indians, l'01 Japanese and llOo negro. The whit population is mostly native, 2"f.,r2o being born of native par ents, and S4.5C0 of foreign parents. i:c e t Jo'r, :i fay, at hlch point he ! - 1 1 vera I i f h.--i'l. 'cret'ly coruracte!. The halare-e he- i i ir.H'it;.! . Ui supply the denian l from the H.::m:.'l rlarney couutrT. Tr.ere w.s a osl rain fall thr eigh the John n a .unh-r yard in ! -J ' "1:,'T ":i the ,;th nJ 7th ""'ln to! with J. J. Stratt C . . of Ca.-'-ad this city sj as w-iitr. purjha--d t v j lot- of . G.s!erry.' paying th-rt-hir. Tlieconi-. patiy will p'jt in a sl'.'.ourj stock of luixb-r. John Hr!.U '.4.0 aer'-s of ! '10 V t.iih utUi la the nio-inUint which paying an acr for it it hll in wh-at, and thi- croj. will py all th on w j'' -Mr: t:. krais ati helD th- heei. men i.nt iie" fcinr.anv La ' l" extent, a the country wa ifeitirii? very I'Jry f. r r c i A:r th! ia;:i it turr.ei coM an'l there a a '.iff. y ki'iitiv ail Kurleu tr ira In the higher pr' ot tr.e ejtitry. .-.. ;' -0 r ha.e ''hinif-l hati-ii l.f-re. E. s' I,. t:;:.J i'lcl rt'j-'iit ',i t sueep tu ln-t fall Lot! "-ht ' lah'J n-eii. 'ih; price ii not tnewu, hut n re , V, 7 I "'' he A. r.d Liir D.iulas, ! .... ... . , .... Notic- is hereby (jiv-n that the ('ij'trity floarl rf Fipia-iZAtiDn will inet at the otficf. of 'he County .liidk's at the oiirt house in llppnpr, Ore., mi M .n d.iy, -eplernl er S-i, 1111, and will con timiH six days. Ail persons f.-elin; afc.'k!rived at their a-scssments t'r llil are nijtiriecj to be pre-ent and h.ive the same adjudged. W. L. S.u.imj, Assessor Morrow County. 1'ite -ep-e-i,,er 1, '!. 'y)-ry2 i'l,. isi.ii. cbm. ii L-y. 'ictur ','a.l sori, p.ts'or. Service- a' 11 a. in. and 7 :.M p. m. M .rr,;n' subject, ''I tmrch Fellowship." Fvenim; subject, "Your Own Jliid " S irnl iy s. hool, 10a. m. Y. 1'. S. C. C meets nl 7 p. in. Tupi" "Tr.i" II .n n " 'u:l are cordially in to att .. I ill th esc services. S'lmi.y lriii.:iin lta- to riatu p Beaili. I.'tnn;:.: Sunday li:. season. II, . L,ii!i'..cl C trip evi l! ,-. Sea-nh- and I'iiV" I'l. ion arid ai i i ve will a. in. He put pn aril aotne few changlr.ir har.'ls. vnr thf ' -ApHlsi-s Of grow r h it w-tit. anl leav a. t.roflt nf an ar-re. thus riavinrr ' w hile the foreign whitee number foj. Un 0 ' : i.j,Nl. In the city ot Portland. ther- were 34.777 native and ,"1 foreign-born males, and -'-, 77,'J native and 7o25 foreign-born female: '.'13 colored males, all Tr,e hay 'Top tijrne'l out hett.-r than farmer, .hrht it w.eil'l early in ttia .-aS'ri. ari l moht rveryorie feo'. fe for tnl winter a to f-eil. Japan's Shipyards i The determinatior. of Japan to bei ori.e TLrerLuiL' i- low w -1! along in in every nse a modern nation in in no I this district an j f-.rmers Lav ';ne of developinent made more plain' r,,.ni,...l!!i,r!;,:r l:er,t tr. , ,. ' t h a n i n t h e matter of shipyards The! a ...... ' " ' - ' CASTOR I A For Inaat and Children. m. ; ret tin ir, i and urnv e -f Y :t!i,iy. May L'htii and every if!.-r d n t n j the Hiimnier -I'H ia ,v t olurnbia Ki er v. ill sell one day round : ticket- Iri'in 1'ortlard to r - 1 1 r ri a ! each. Truin I v;".t , i'ortl.iini, at H it .- a- ide at I. :IM p. : le at ." p. til. 1 . HI p. in. i7. Liulit-s' scveti- 1 l!;iiv skirt, inado from . .i ii - i i l;ifi t liilli. waist'U ht'iuiiM iio'i iiivcitod plait in buck. Lini'd with n'lrulitif and faced around lottoin witli velveteen. Style 520. iServioeahlt' Jacket, made from Oxford vicuna cloth, storm collar, fancy shaped reveres and cuffs. Three hack seams are trimmed with rows of stitch ing ami notched at the bot tom. Stitching also trims collars, eiifl's, front and around bottom. Lineal throughout with black mer cerized twill, inches. Length 21 r ass Style 1'J$. Child's box coat, ; made from mode satinet mel I 4.... !.... r. ...i. i. c. lull, J IU1IL lilMflltl Willi lillH. buttons. Welt seams, storm collar, cape ami bell sleeves, : handsoiiHly trimmed with i white 1'raid and brown 1 st itchinir. Palmer Guarantee with Every Palmer Garment. We hereby antVirze M.rror.V Co to yn urutiVe erery gar tiiet t 1.1 h- them p.-in t mir rtfistcre l tralenmrk VV KiiarHnt'e fvrt nn: im-tit ti." it'if "itr trade nm k to tie made ft on. dnrsbV chilli 1 1, i. p nij!' d Hint prepare,! before , ninin'ie'tirM,'. k : r fi'e.. the t'lmnuiitf and litnntf to be t r nK- a i i n -. ci ' ie k; 'I'lahy t-ali-fiict' T wear to tb 'il i f t he '.ii.'. 1 " i ! r plai'H an v gnr r:ie r. I tilfh w I ich n I'h ,.-!i:...- ! .. - n-.t rev aat i-faft ir Pcrcival Ii. Palmer Co. & bO.s X. I Confectionery and Cigar Store. I 'rill. P. Dnh. fiy, I't r ii'i'ir. -a -c.i' ti.ii.d at ' NOT ICH! ConserA Avers Druri store Tno Kinrl Yftii Uiun Almiw DAtiA-hf ...e n...y .uu i.oiBMinaj) uuu&.ii forthe ncw school hooks and i Bears the rf szfju i will have them on Hand in a Signature of 1-utfttJUcJuM ; few days war Vi- J ('hiiiH aud Japanese, except 4 S Tleli l f -r-at b.-ii-ilt t. tLe T, rr uh; r,fa rrl v I i 1 ri ( ftlllv i'i I uri.B 1 i rrortfi as employir.if .'i'Km men, who , , roif-. iAVe ali tij Iat;t ni':hirTV. incl'i'lir.if ' Aumsz. eiCHLJi , , r , - - - 7 -1 .,i fHcT6 fma!- ' ' ' " j iu the L-avy wLrit-liauIing. Wheat ! WM"1" i on 10 of j ' i-a'J" 1 li 1.1 in rr '. LIVU ' I T 111 lit I J tLe I The fa' t that th workg are vn in ll it - f - , . i i l-. 'J r? lii iii.n r".uvii 11: i ut increase ji otisiLitroo m i,h iletiKfttneLt Of tLe (iAZinf'""-1 ''" with electricity , a further indicattMii of S1I1J Jjrtl 1 JL lliT s.-n.-.JIi. J.'JL f f r -1 1 t w h'ous are r,ow . .i t.. 1 . 1 1 ... 4 1 1 . . 4 .f Dew type, ttrictly np-to-date. i V""J" " " Kji-'t. ' ':rr;, r-r.tntiif-ct larrnr-r AND WIN TER Las iub. ie it tierwary to pat id ! UdHJ 1 e jmir .l Iiki been r-fu!l- fcecteJ hy ei-p''rieoc-l auJ tip-Vvlite pricters. A modern thpl:i.r invLiLe. csp Hhle of bUjdiig V'- pHir.pLlet per Lour, lias b--ii or ir-'l. IL--t gine wticL furtii-Lefc f.r the pretfa l.an tbor.u!il i-verhaule-J (u 1 i- lj iu fir.-t-!(- cabditioL. WitL r.ew u.t teiisl. gjo preM-. thj ! r p r Cittr. et, the (iinu i- t y f.r the it ej'):ptisl '.fj' e f -r pur.t iu fcud riudiLg ttti JL" Iit.:! DJ PfL Jl'toli. I i ' IL.H11!- in.dL eJiti"ti of the r Il hlJ Wili . r CsUlou- f tli'. -!-.iiw n 1 air ftre in thin tity tiittn.i out in t-luirt tini from tL. (Ja.EllE c.fi'i.-. It will T'in: of this ';-!); t, thr. i from Sfi a'T-- -J-. bu-i.-:.- of No. 1 .vL-a. -:z tiru- i-.(jo Mr. (Jur- ) .:; - of i-choo! ; H 1. yiii. -tea j it.ihr'. r,ei,r tlii- tbe j.i'oire-f.v! (ij irit now r.lirir. The (.hipbtiildinjf yard a Naa-.ki in aiso iroii-tt ahead, but peirui . r. -r--t at-tacl.i-s tj th(5 rifrw (fovrr.tner.t .-teei works, ."'line S.fX JO w-n i, iv a ready been voted. Tiie worr-r are on ti.e riio-t SHOES. M. LICHTENTHAL. THE U P-TO - DATE SHOE DEALER... When ynti i n I anvtliin in the line of Him--, . .iim- in and examine our inm.i :;-' st-M-k. Can supply you wit 1 j n'at nn'l well-made footwi-ar at reasmalI' prices-. :::::::: : Custom Work a Specialty... Free Heading Room ii m,-a. lieiitleinen rr(. invited to cm : rmd ' .. .- rn .1 ruble, and tend i.i'.-rs from ill over the w . r ! I . , i,,-:, M..( ect..ble place. CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO and CIGARS, all of the very best quality. A fair (di.ire of die j.iil.Iir mtnujH;-!' solicited. j J J j i AT COST 111 (JO DATS I:or the next 00 Days wc will offer cvc rvthiiu in our store, including a full line of Hard ware, (aroteries, etc., at Cost. ED. li. Hishop Company HEPPNER. - - - nncr.nw W I H J V7 M ( ) tl e si-vrn cborps of Kin- rit. ; uicL-3 lati is, I.'i takll., i ;-.'-r- s H'l'-- i'tv, Iua ot.- ii-id til tbe uL!'- aii i I'V cit' i il f.itriiiit' li'iw La- '1 ' ' boisli. i- .1 ZTK.U. Tl.irr vsa-, tf." i.vrA r) ri the ltci, and .-'.'ik- a r-.it ! tl fr Wit pr. dU' ti.lii5S I'f M ilf'iW ',ti!,?y HOI I. ;.,i, i i LEXINGTON NEWS. Good Gr n Yields Harvest Inter rupted Ey Bain. Ii J tbe larij i-Ui.d-;'ir-. and, tb-ref , i tia. Tbe etbli-,:;i r .'.:') a' rri, ie c! bv c-iiinei te 1 irb t,i- r.i., .rt having over z '. et i ,rjven.erit for tl -n-ii d jirodact to t'e . t Chir.n, i n:.- I womir a Uri- n-r ; f r-rf-.t .'- a-e thoro'lgi.iv j'l ; ; i . in! .ri t'j b:.t fljrria' -. It ;--r,, n:4 in ti.e ef-ei ') -.it ii i :erfiier f-iric. - t of fi 'ing lui I- r io :t ;r. t r 'j, : r. l ;. ' 'Ar.111, ..- ...a! , aid I '.iali-1 ; I'.r.j j nvt:,. tv. ThjE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON HIGHEST STANDARD IN TH C STATE 'I o i'l- Ired (.tire jn Literiture. S"t-.'' h.,d ri' Sen t n. on I Mi (. i n - r- 1 9 i i'l "I r i r . NVw hnildinif rid Kjnjiiii-it. ,S. vi, .u I trnetm ; iniiilyl .r.i . -i-.. tkiiieti to lit.ri.ry in rinnirt.er S- .! I'niTeratfy credit. ! 'ilW.i"'. for teifirier. fnr .w nd '.j. f .1 '' e'.. I crrnsrit ..f run. ' -r. '-.r ti.'.,eM. ,rini.li and aitpriiir'-.-'.t-. t f- ,. ( t ,-,f , I ''- ttndrril (jrnf.d e h''lhr-hn i Jnti.1 I ' e i. ., t. -. . I'lp. n, !!i .. ; S-t t r ,rr,,., to I'rt-ridriit fir kei;it-Kr f r ci'c ..ci 1 . ' i 1 v.ie. ..i -,.,.. I v lO':'iuyr3l.L:rC' ! Illlf thill -VITJ i.irti , kll'IV, 4 v- . WA(i() It is f thf l ost ,'it,tl,. 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