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THIRTEENTH YEAR
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1895.
WEEKLY WO. 658
BJIMI-WEEKLY NO,3ii:
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SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
sumption of this Heppner produot,
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
known as water, while I try to maintain
an equilibrium in tbe consumption ot all
the other liquid products. I don't find
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UmoN Pacfic Railway-local card.
No. 9, mixed, leaves Heppner 3:30 p. m. daily
except Sunday. Arrives at Willows Junction
6:20 p. m.
No. lC -llxed, leaves Willows Junction 7:15
p. m. Arrives at Heppner 10 p. m. daily except
Sunday.
East bound, main line arrives at Willows
Junction 1:4(1 a. m.
West bound, main line, leaves Willows Junc
tion 12:15 a. m.
West bound Portland fast freight with pas
senger couch leaves Willows Junction 6:S8 p. m.
and arrives at The Dalles at 12:01 a. m. Here
passengers from the branch lay over till 3:15 a.
m. and take the fast mail west bound which ar
rives at Portland 7:25 a. m. The Dalles and
Portland passenger leaves The Dalles dally at
2:15 p. m. and arrives it Portland 6:30 p.m.
Leaves Portland 8:00 a. m. dally and arrives at
The Dalles 12:15 p. m. This connects with the
east bound way freight with passenger coach
-which leaves The Dalles at 1:30 p. m., arriving
at Willows Junction 6:58 p. m.
Are the Highest of all High Grades.
. Warranted superior to any Bicycle built in the world, regardless of price.
Do not be induced to pay more money for an inferior wheel. Insist on
having the Waverley. Built and guarant.- ' he Indiana Bicycle Co., a
million dollar concern, whoBe bond is as , 1.
211b. SCORCHER $85. i. LADIES' $75.
Catalogue free. INDIANA BICYCLE CO.,
HOMER H. HALLOCK, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., U. 8. A.
Gen. Agent for Eastern Oregon, Pendleton, Or.
OFFICUIi riBECTORT.
United Btates Officials.
President Qrover Cleveland
Vice-President Ad'ai Htevenson
Hnoretorv of Htate Kiohard 8. Olney
Bocretary of Treasury John G. Carlisle
Secretary ot interior noie ornun
Hnoretan of War Daniel 8. Laniont
Heoretary of Navy Hilary A. Herbert
Pontmaster-Oeneral William L. Wilson
Attorney-General JihIhod. Harmon
Heoretary of Agrioulture J. Sterling Morton
State of Oregon
Governor W. P. Lord
Beoretaryot Htate H. K. Kincaid
Treasurer Phil. Metsohan
finpt. Publio Instruction O. M . Irwin
Attorntur General C. M. Mleman
u G. W. McBride
"" (J. H. Mitchell
5 Hinger Hermann
vounrot-iuiou 1 W. K. Ellis
Printer W. H. Leeds
( Ii. 8. Ban,
Hunrsme Judge, F. A. Moore.
( C. E. Wolverton
Seventh Judicial District,
fMranit Jnriire W. L. Bradshaw
Prosecuting Attorney A. A. Jayne
Morrow County Offlciali.
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iHUDI- DWHMir.., ... .... n, ... i.w....
hepmientatire J- H. Boothhy
Comity Jtuhre Jnlin, Keithli
' CommiMionnrs J. K. Howard
J. M. Baker. ,
" Tlerk J.W.Morrow
HherifT U. w. Harrington
Treasurer
Asuaesor
Hnrreyor...
Hchiml Hup't...
Coroner
Frank (iiliiam
, J. r'. Willis
Geo. Lord
...Anna Halaignr
..T.W.Ayers. Jr
bkpfnh towm omoiu,
Mayor Thus. Morgan
Council"! O. K. Fern.worth. M,
Uehtentha, Otis Patterson, T, W. Aysrs.jr.
H Hiirner tf J. HI.. mini.
Ileoonler F. J. H allocs
rnunrai E. L. r me I and
klarslial A. A. Huberts
PreeinctOBeere,
Jiiotir nf tha Pause E. L. Freeland
Constable. N. 8. WheUUne
failed State bud Officers.
TBI DALLES, OB.
J. F. Moore
A. B. Bigs
LA OBAIIDI, OB.
B.F. Wilenn
i. H. Kobbina
Keai.ter
HeoeiTer
..ReaLter
..Keoeiver
X5IIZT SOCIZTIEt.
KAWLINS POST, NO. It.
a. A. R.
Meet at Loxinctoo. Or., the bet Hatoriia of
earn month. All veterans art Invito to io.
IVf U,ii lien. W. Hhith.
Adjutant, tf Commander
LUMBER!
1ITI HAVE FOR KAI.R ALL KISD OF CM
? dnnl Lumber. M miles o( Heppner, at
what Is known u Ui.
FIB 1.000 FEKT, ROC OH, --
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la w per l.uuo lew Bdaiuonal.
The abort quotations are strictly (or Cash.
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National BauK ol Mw
WM. rEKLANIt, ED. K. fUHHOP,
Preeldeat. Cashier,
TRJLXSICTS 1 GLNERAL BANKING ECSLNESS
COLI-KOTXON8
MsU on FTorbU Term.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT & SOL
11 EITHER, if OREOOS
TM U. S. GOVERNMENT
PAYING MILLIONS
A MONTH
To persons who served in the wars of the United States or to their
Widows, Children, or Parents. Do You receive a pension ? Had You a
relative in the War of the Rebellion, Indian or Mexican Wars
on whom you depended for support ?
THOUSANDS ARE ENTITLED
UNDER THE NEW LAW
To receive a pension, who now do not. Thousands under the new
law are entitled to an increase of pension. The government owes it
to you and is willing and Anxious to pay. Why not present
your claim at this present time? Your pension dates from the
time you apply. Now is the accepted hour.
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OU CAN BUY lil.00 worth of dry goods and grweiies and then have i
i J enough left out of I100.no to purchase a No. 1 Crescent Bicycle. This Is "i
' a first-class machine. Why then pay $100.00 for a bicycle that will give
1 1 no better service T "
1 1! CRESCENT "Scorcher," weight 20 pounds, only t'JO. 1 1
1 1, Ladies' and Gents' roadsters alt the way from IV) to 7.". !
i 1 "Boyi' Junior," only M with pneumatic tire a good machine. ' i
J "Our Special." Men s I ; Ladies', $ .0.
if WESTERN WHEEL WORKS,
CHICAGO AND NEW YORK,
or ra
the pmEiisox rtB. Cii, y A-.
Heppner, Oregon, ((1
i MORROW AND GRANT f
Counties. rrTT''.' 'vT' ' ;
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MOSt Popular Fcputllcan Newspaper of trie West
And Has the Largest Circulation.
I DAILY (without Sunday) $6.00 per yeir
TERMS DAILY w,lh Sunday) S8.00 per year
BV MAIL The Weekly Inter Ocean t $1.00
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I have been tryin' to find out who does
the most business, and to this end called
on my friend Rastus again. "'Tain' de
man dat makes de mos' fns' dat does de
mos' business," said Uoole Rastus. "De
torpedo boat swims under watah an' do
no splashin' whatsnmdever, but she do
some mighty distruotin'." Rastus' logio
is good if not applicable.
Reader, did yon ever take Simmonb . " . ,.U"V,WU
Liver Regulator, the "King oi? attorney aua onnron tnainnKea togetner
Liver Medicine8?" Everybody needs so often of late that she hardly knew
take a liver remedy. It ia a sluggish or what part ot the ohurch he was, but at
diseased liver that impairs digestion , , d h , d Q , . k d
and causes constipation, when the waste . .. F . . . . . u ""U
that should be carried off remains in wuu lUB "iuoiu-iai;eu muivmuui was,
the body and poisons the whole system, shortly after his arrival in town last
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a week, she informed the enquirer thBt he
torpid liver. .Biliousness, Jieadacne, , , , , ..
Makrin. and Indication kre aU liver was tbe Presiding elder. And now they
diseases. Keep the liver active by an 9y he is suffering "exquisite pain."
occasional dose ot Simmons .Liver Keg-
AndOVUXEW PURE
My friend from the rural districts,
reoently bought some sugar to feed to a
pig with tbe hope, so he told me, of cur
mg mm ot a consumptive disposition
Sow, sinoe I know how they're made,
I'll never eat any more sugar-oured
hams for fear ot contracting this con
sumptive disposition
This oourt this week is a tarrible ourse.
Everything seems to have a grand jury
attaohment to it. And cow a ereat
Wheat, bu 8 4042 many confess that they are in the same
iiuur.uui 4 uti i .... .
I i,ia o nn condition of the
LlCrj V COj VVJ "D Ol L TV V'-J rjQ -U1UD J TV V. M JJ
ulator and you'll get rid of these trou
bles, and give tone to the whole sys
tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator is better than Pills. It
does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly
retreshes and strengwiens.
livery package has the Kcd Z
stamp on tne wrapper, o. it.
Zeiliu & Co., Philadelphia.
LOCAL MARKET REPORT.
the amount of 82.40, which he offered for
year's subscription to tbe East Oregon-
ian, but oould not get it. It looks as
though the toll road was going to remain
for some time. It now remains for the
people of Grant oounty to ohange their
place of trading; not altogether on ac
count of the amount of toll that is not
so very mnch, although every little helps
but there is a principle at stake.
Umatilla, not satisfied with driving in
thousands of head of stock to eat np our
gfhss in the summer and break down
our fenoes in the winter and live in our
pastures, now wants us to keep up her
roads. I think, for my part, we should
try Baker City and Heppner."
Come on. fleppner's business men
and merchants all welcome you, and re
member they pay the toll.
The Weekly Inter Ocean
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Tin: Lancasiuri; Insukanck Co.
MANCIIICMTICM, ICNOIMNII
three " " 2 25
Sheep, muttons, head . . . . 1 25 ftj 1 50
Btook 1 00 O 1 6U
Hogs, on foot, cwt 3 00
Hogs, dressed 4 00
Wool 8 10
Horses, slow sale.
Butter, roll 2540
Eggs, doz 10
Chickens, doz 2 003 00
Turkeys.
Potatoes, per owt 40
CALIFORNIA MARKET.
Wheat, cwt S !)5 1 02
Flour, bbl 2 50(3 60
Beeves, stall fed 4 50 ( 5 00
Muttons, owt 6 00 (i 8 00
Hors, owt 4 50 5 25
Wool Eastern Oregon..
Butter, fb
Lggs, doz
Potatoes new, per ot.. .
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Turkeys, ft)
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Wheat, bu t 47 (
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Flour, bbl
Beeves, owt
dressed
Muttons, live sheared.
dressed. &....
Hogs, on foot
dressed, ft)
Wool Eastern Oregon
Butter
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Chickens, doz
Tnrkeys, ft) dressed. . .
Potatoes, new, per ot..
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proverbial parrot
Have talked too d n muoh." Some
people say talk is oheap, but they evi
dently never met a grand jury or tried a
long distaooe telephone.
A. Heppner man reoently asked bis
wife, "Why is a husband like dough?"
He expeoted she would give it up, and
was going to tell her it was "beosuse a
woman needs him," but she said it wps
beosuse be was "hard to get off her
hands." Now Bbe is one of tbe New
Women.
I have often been asked who this Dew
woman is that the papers talk so much
about. Wba, she's the woman that wears
bifurcated skirts, which, when made on
the pneumatic plan and blown up, art
oalled bloomers. She chews tobaoco
spits through her teeth, knocks tbe cook
down with a slick of cord wood and car
Hps ha onrliua iron in her pistol pocket
To tbe men who look forward to another
emancipation proclamation, I can bnt
sign myself,
Sympathetically yours,
Tub Hi'ohtino Editor,
1ND1AK SCARE OVER IN HARNEY.
Tne Reported Diamond Valley Indian Massa
cre a Farce.
Last Friday Dight. says the Harney
News, the settlers in Diamond and Happy
valleys became badly alarmed by reason
of the supposed presence ot Indians in
tbe vicinity, immediately south, on tbe
Stein mouutain side.
It seems that during the day Bud
Smith, a cattle rancher, had been rid
ing the range, and seeing unmistakable
signs ot Indians, became suspioious ot it
being a band of hostile Bannooks, and
so spread the alarm, causing suoh un
easiness as to put the whole conntry on
the alert.
About midnight the people were ter
ror struck at seeing signal fires, several
up McCoy creek, and numerous others
on the adjaoent mountain sides, clearly
pointing to Iudians olose at hand.
This oaused a geneAl stampede of tbe
settlers, who left their homes aud rushed
pellmoll, with the best means at com
mand, collecting at Seaward's and
Clark's ranohes in Diamond valley.
Runners aud sooutiug parties went
out during tbe night and no mure satis
factory Information obtained than the
ror tnem rna tne dealer whose came is capture ot a Piute squaw, who claimed
nbiaunoii uricwim will UO Kilt U IU Hill l t. ,,.
j yj ujuir ui luouii
Jr., drug store.
Four big Sncoeasen. -Having
the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed
for them, the following tour remedies
have reacbea a phenomenal sale. Dr.
King's New Discovery, for consumption,
oonghs and oolds, eaoh bottle guaranteed
Jiiieotrio Uitters, tba great remedy for
Liver, Stomaoh and Kidneys. Buoklen's
Arnica Balve; tbe best in the world, aud
Dr. King's New Life Pills, which are a
perteot pill. All these remedies are
guaranteed to do jnst what is claimed
Sold at T. W. Ayers,
HKPPNEU'S CHDRCH ROW.
Tbe gathering broke np on Sunday,
returning to their several homes.
If there is any truth in the reported
Indian trouble it ooourred after this in
cident, and as tbe Gazette has beard
nothing more of the trouble, it believes
the whole thing a farce or false alarm.
Hepimer Gets a Great Deal of Undesirable
Notoriety Various Versions.
Nearly every paper in the state has
had something to say of Heppner's re
cent church trouble. Some make light
ot it, while others speak ot it ai deplor
able. This sort of notoriety and adver
tising is, to say the least, very undesir
able. The following versions, while
doubtless not correot In every respcot,
are given for the benefit of onr readers I eased organs to healthy and vigorous
to show bow this matter is being herald- action. Price 81.00 per bottle.
ed abroad :
Disorders ia the liver and kidneys aer
responsible for many ot the ailments ot
humanity, whicb, when neglected, de
velop into serious aud often fatal mala
dies. Prudenoe would suggest the
prompt use of Dr. J. II. Mo Lean's Liver
and Kidney Balm to remove the disorder
as soon as possible, aud restore the dis-
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MO UK LOCAL l INCHES.
I Sporting-Editor Afsm on Tsp --Opinio On
Things Mostly I'aseea.
Marvelous ItesnlU.
From a letter written bv Rev.
Quudermsn, of Dimondale, Mi.h., we are
permitted to make thisextract: "I have
no hesitation in recommending Dr. King's
New Discovery, aa the rasults were
almost marvelous in the esse of my wife,
Wliile I was paxtorof the Baptist church
at HIV Junction she was brought down
with Pneumonia suoeeedina La Uritma.
Terrible paroxysms ot coughing would
last bonrs with little interruption and
it Sfx-med as if she con Id not survive
them. A friend recommended Dr.
Winn. V.a U.,.up.. it w.a n.ilnk In
V 1! , .1 . 1 , . 11' I ' " l'l"U".' . , " " il.V IH
i.u.in i inienuio come again, omsiDce ,,, work mi nluhl ,tufll0trT
I have heard nothing that would lead me results." Trial bottles free at T. W.
to believe that I might be subjected to a Ayers. Jr., drugstore, lingular size
bi. . . i
nhnrnh trial elmlann enlarleintn.nl . u,n"BD"
I " i m ... .-i .
a libel suit, I again Ventura to mix np a
few more puncbea. Bat then I tell you
my hide's pretty tough, nountbing would Culled (nun the K.kU
usKe me iiinou nnieM li should tie ii ti.nii ,,i,nel H.inu. in.m .
meetin house rehearsal, for frankly, I week's stay at McDuffle hoi springs.
nave a greet horror or having any trial
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mi iiiuuiiiiiiui wu I'uuu u uimiui i' i' 1 1 u . . . ,
iimii neiiirue iihiu firituer
freight.
Mrs. Oeo. Fall Daaaml throutb Lone
I Lave been axked why I signed my CfHek jM, rriJ eo from ir,iri
liONU CHKKK.
theo they never have such thing In my
church.
Dnstin ar
with
Evidently Malicious Persecution.
Arlington Kecord.
ltev. Denisoo preaobed in Arlington
last Sunday evening, while on bis way
to conference. The bouse was crowded
to its full capacity, many more eager to
hear of lbs cause of bis arrest at Hepp
ner than to bear his sermon, whicb, by
the way, was tbe best we have ever beard
bim preach.
Ho far as bis arrest is concerned, it
was evidently a piece of spite, intended,
oo doubt, o cast a slur on bim, aa the
most ignorant must know tbat be bad
violated do tatots. All tbat bt did was
in the line of bit duties as pastor ot lbs
ohurch.
A ChrrS Kw.
I'llot Ko k Record.
Tba people ol Heppner bavs been try-
A NEW LAW
Tbat Limits the Nnmlier of Witnesses in
Criminal Case.
THE INTER OCEAN
name to my other consignment or
pnnolies, as the interrogator said t lie re
was nothing in name anyoay. Ye
there is. Why back in Missouri recent
ly woman presented her LusliHtuI with
M sixteenth child and br nnme
Moore. Ho I sign my nam fur fiar
kime one might think II wa Moora.
My partner, lbs cow, still flourishes.
Id fart she reimrl business very brisk
Id ber lice. Freeh feed yard and bay
wagon bsnj outa cotue regular. 'Iocif
my friend, while recently siigsged In
painting the town a tieantifol scarlet,
gave cifT.Tisa to this eenlta eow, lien
he chaeed them Into a coiivitinnt
olmrrh. Wlieo reeeid from Ihelr pril
on ieiiii,o by some observers, th
Bfeellr frUhlebml tiainiers ruiifieeeil
tbat this was their first vieit li eburoh.
!J il I .1. . .
City to bar home at Heppner.
Oeo. V. Fell pasaed through Long
Cieek Wednesday no hi return to Hepp.
ner, having spent several weeks' outing
in Giant county.
Mr. Ji.ho Campbell, nf Prairie City,
committed smmds last week by sbootiDf
bimeelf In lha right templa. lie bad
been in ill health for soma time.
He. M. Ilramhlet ami family passed
through Ioi g Creek TburUy of last
weak en rout from Mr I in (fie hot spring
to their bntna at 1ofie Ilm k.
Tics and Unci ( Uik A Ik ins passed
through Uids? ('reek M'linlsy no their
return Ii lUrdman frumasevaral week's
ojoura al tba MeDuflU hot springs.
W m. Hudio ill take kia departure to-
morrow for Heppner to tia id alteadanea
Tbe following law is probal)ly known
to tbe legal profession, but will be news
to the general public :
In tbe session laws of 1SH," is a law ap
proved February 20, 1HH5, which limits
the number of witnesses in criminal cases
to four for each side, exoepliug when the
county judge gives permission to sub-
picna more, for good reason shown. Suc
tion 1 reads:
"That hereafter, in all criminal pro
ceedings had before any magistrate in
thia state, tba dufuudant and tbe state
may each subpuioa (onr witnesses and
no more ; provided, that the county judge
of the county where minli proceeding
iog to oreate lively times for that place may ba ponding, may, for good onus
for soma time, and al last they seem to shown, make an order allowing a greater
bava reached It in the shape of a boom number of witnesses to ba subpieoaed
for Hatao'a sulphur work. Tbe old man I by either party, in which event, said
has been ontnlodtiog a branch office at I witnesses may attend and ba pant as son
tbat plan for tome time), but it Dow looks I provided by law; and provided, tbat
at If ba baI established headquarters I this act shall Dot be construed to pre
there. Tbe (laintta in apesking of thai vent auy person or person from volun-
affair says "lha devil is in tba church, " tarily attending and testifying before
and Intimate that ba ia raising paitioo- auy such magiatrate, but they shall nut
lar Dtt. 'I it loo bad that intelligtat b paid by tba county where aucb pro-
men and women will allow Ibemaelvea to I reeding ara paiiiling."
gel mixed np ia these petty quarrels and I
oarry them to tuob an extent that they
beaom tba talk ot Iba whole state. The T HE
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iivuuii iu .iFfiuier, wuiuu UH i'BUHKil I e I I ists I
the arrest of tba mm inter sod placing 1 VrLM
bim ooder bonds to await tba action of U II Lit
Iba grand jury and raised a general
tumult la lb oborob, originated nearly
a year ago over ana good sister remark
eg thai the daughter nf another atayad
mil too 1st at night. From thia it
grw mi til almost tba eotirs ehurob lie
nam a lnolve.L Had tba old lady who
originated lha strife been strictly folio
lag lha example of Ilia Oo whom h
profee.e to h a diseipl of, aha would
hot b b I time ! alaudar bar neigh
hor'a daughter, aod bad tba bsl.no. of Mawiug .... to .ur.ui .ie.p. .tta
tha nsnilvri mneil upiotb affeirabowa
a Christ like spirit, Ihey would bav
ELECTRIC
BELT
In Msrt-Or. A. 0a
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
p.s l.f"l and ntilf srlmillflo sn4 r.etl
klm uln Hell tnvle, fiif snefl use. -rtu-tfi4
Ss-imlite rurrenl i( Ki irl. nr. f .f Itie due
of itl-xean, lli.l tmn l r--l 1 1 r '"II n'l If 'I
let! I4H
1'ienf I--"
In 'iiisiiiii sii'l -iw-f. n'l .lel
. li.e l-Mr Ii ran lie worn el auy
Ho you sea tins ow itiita miioimry, al tha rxinveniiig nf rireuil eiurl Iters
but she's "dead on" lo lha CliinaiiieB, so Monday. Tba ger,etue will also visit ,or, th rustler a they agreed to al a
the) II lisv no iipiortiitiily lo ni'if lr
I er lik II. er do arfo I'.e lfs
A bah'iil eoiMitfy yirl i I into m
(if tie Hi loan el ! In I log .line,
err) lug ' m live i l,n keiie 1 l,e fo '
WILL POSITIVELY CURB
IVndletoa l-fuft rtturbim to Iong feraora beld Ihere long ago. If there
la a ball for anyone, tba person whogail
Creek.
about and lri lo rata Ilia rhararler of
other ought lo M a wbifl of il.
I'lles! I ll et ll'hikg I'lle
h)ni.ioii,e-Moiaiiir; iiiUnea llnhing.
l,HI.. If frel l,. lopf-r,lll.-.rr-4.,-, ''"""l"i !'- - .. - by
1 " .a,.. fa 1 1 t b-.-'
and the ..rir.tr . l.erd H em a "
lhero..,,lef. Tt.a rlerk hi sited i a '""or form, .blob i-fiea I.I I and
tit. Mala tanar.ttiliSf AWsfsB MA11
l.er. ari l al,.. I ....u,l,m.e n.of- l-oll' , " - ' b.ef diaofders wilh Ihelr rr,m.an7lg
li.aman.i,i,i.e,,ff..mi,.-..,, eng. )irrtit.f .o lb- llehihg and M-l' ; ,,1(lwl,,,, I.e.uU thei
UI." el,olp ,i,,l, emillf irl? ii.-liMl. , 'l' "I1'"'!'"1. '' l " Ibilill tl,.f dus In. If Ihey wool, I l.k.
Ale li n eofe lhr will ley ll.ift ?" "Oh,
Tboq.andt of persons llouader along
f ir toon t tit, yea avn ra, sofferiog
from Indigeatloa, Ui Ironblee and
I iO r," eha leluii,f.. "the all
I e ! " Tb Il a C'elk I In ! I
j doa tli sUeel altd bad unrh Tlial't
why I bVe'nl D)entHbe- M Iff IS,
j M an I iba so !o Lav another
partner, In tha j fe.,n of a I ghl f eie
ritiff lnlel,l.i I, ah'i
reibovea the Iqtnor At drnggiets, of I
b ma.l. for Idipehia. Ir H.)i Hon,
Pi ii'M i.i.
HIMH wrMHaM A I.I.
a el.orl m-Hiea or If. t. II. lrlau
Ijter and hi lney ll.lia Ihey would a-
gr II I ol Id In eerahl feeling and Ihal
ovarpoaariiig aenaa f wearitiea mi,4 In-
ata iiy for work, wnnlj git pla lo
ot.a nf b.llh. Vlg'if and tbtaifuibeaa.
Prira 1 1 (SI per leilll.
Tb f .lloaii g felalite t Iba f lae lo
trade I from lb llrileep.DI"ira In
... i ............. I ' " -
t.rien lniie ii.e iiff.e I imi i.ia v m. . .
I " " 1f (llare or llrnl ID in ,-sailori.l
j ii iu onr D m luibal etroli. II l k Mf. Ilnj ll'.ra not to rn l.a-1 it,k .f lli ae. A l heaa la. hard T
laftr tba Uk aaJ Uv i t cm- U.n l.l wk. II la-l toll t-MuU lo'Oit, K".ler, Arliagtoe, Irrein, Mtf,
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