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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1901)
The I Ieppncr Gazette t. r.o l thf- iit, ,'i,.-i n Hi-i-ri i-ce!nl riHM IhHlti'r, Titntsi' v, . 0,-tohcr 21. l'.t'l Tl..- AatolojH litpul.lion W joined tin- silent majority. An- t.-lo.p i- too small a town f-r two newspapers. Work on another now sub hiantial business I. uililinj; has boon e.enmenood. lleppneris mt boom ii:, but having a steady rik! hi-'ilthy prowth. i I iio fust number of the hpray Courier, by -Toss M. Shelley, ha: been received. It is a neat, six column paper and has a prosper oils appearance, Kardern Orejon nowgpspfrs have many 1 thinps to say about Senator N. Williamson. Mr. 'illianis on is certainly a popular man. While he ha never au nouncI himself as a candidate, i his ambition is to he secretary of state, and he could fill the office with credit. i :.. .;...i .iditiciss. The f.,11 trade is there - XK . . have been purchased and snipped from the United States for Keg- hsu mounts. The war has fur - nisbed a gxl market for horses of the Inland Empire that have here-j tofore been unsalable. A report is gome ,1,, ,. IUC l'UUUS j l.a rri aKtut threp came hoc . Ul iQt arij ! going into Harney late and. slauchterioc 30G docks and geese; i tu , - A, ir in one dav. The reason tney aid r,.-tt Vill mnrs was because thev UV. ; ran ont of ammunition. o v j : structson of game is not the work j ofeiortsmeD. The Hood Kiver strawberry growers realized $213 a crate from their product daring the past season. They are oranizd. The growers of the Willamette valley realized on an average about bo cents. They are not or ganized. Is not this a point in the prize contest for the Grangers? j We submit it as such. Pacinc Homestead A Salem correerxmdent of the Evening Telegram statea that the prost-eots are that "ieer will have a solid delegation from Marion county. The differt-nt factions are getting together and fixing every thing up, or..l Vastom fre.TATi seems to be unthought of. This is. a little early in the game. It i.- not a gxJ idea to count chickens before they aie hatched. The campaign in Ohio opened atuidHy with great enthusia.-m. The sj--ch-s of Governor aL and .-seLators Foraker and Uanna were gre-ted with great applause, i Senator Ilanna d-clared that he did nt intend to quit politics or resign as senator or chairman of the republican national commit- tee. Ohio will undoubtedly roll up a good, strong, republican ma- j jrlt.v- 1'LysiciaLs wlio attended Presi dent McKinley at Buffalo haTe presented bills amounting to fpHH'xio. Th-y are jierfef.-tly aw are that they Lave not charged fKiual . . ., n , fes f,,r similar tervicep. and in u'! rr .l.jV. Tttv ui.nlil t.nf were Oil L I Ji-'lUlill I "1-. . - - ' their patieLt ever so rich: and th-y fully ULden-tand that their churls in this ca-e are larger than the McKitilev estate can piV aLd leavf t-'ifhcieLit property to sup;'ort the widow. TLete d-xitore Ipe. t the (HerL'net to j y. hit l their harp are liade in at- ct-l'iLCe With thi- XpectioL. TL.) me simply rolling the gov- i ntni-nt. - Lx. Hit: FALL Til Ahi J i.e 1,' o-ah' and retad trad" 11. .1. fn.l will reak al! recor I-. '1 in- w h .l-fhle tr-td f y. rk l.ri- illre.t ly ioirpa ) that if fcLV j n- l.-uc fall, l- vr;'y iii '-lurr.-. I ut m the ipii!itv d tie- -'K.J-jutih.i-d. Pujer- frui a!' , r the coui.trj. i-itne fr.iBi th- !' if : ii-t . hue Idii d th- h-it.-l and I, lll.lt kit it f- i gre.tt Miild'tl's thlkt :..ne Lli lie!i t?;i; M t.- 1 lth d.fhe'jlt), tctwith- t indiig theextr.. .r liLrv prepar-Ht-..-t.i Inn Je I V the lu-r hhi.tn 1 l.e rtoJ l :s Imij pr-iie-un.. 1 I'V tl. tn. trt p olitiu iiev.,.,j , r 1..; , : t !:.'. 1; t !- t '. ii tinted t.n t Hj-.int v of the li-if" during the i'f iviinii ies inniitMiMv in ifr;ir in I nil "is v r.-k, ,-.u- tl.nt w;s population mid far n mot r f i om a r.votd 1 -rvskt'i l,.r 1 1 .1' Ntvv n ti.nn t'hinn in w liiiii cur eotu- oik l,ti !ii. , Koporis from tnetve outs h iuih'Ii more eonse rhii'M.i and other holesale een- tjnontial figure and Inch is more podly j; ra t i t" iv.-'. ami pi:m ii ii in the fat me. In I'tuiae tin' Imlos'i' tia.lr i an i HHiout : tlh'ir demands for our nitoui i'! t!.t icthil, tl o ivuil tra.le w ill . fftnies aiv steadily inotvasint; als" I'-' a roiM.-.l breaker unles fosnrtl.ii. utifi.ivMTii ii.ti i l'1! t's t privet t. It is said aUne that tho whole- tra.Io surps-s: s that of any previous fall Ivth in vo'uisio and oiih ltv r ..s is tin," nvnii!.' not only ftaplr g...L. hut novol - tiosaiivl holiday -oo.ls. Tho de - ni.icil is ihvi hnily in favor of more expensive fibrios a: d artioh s w hieh iml'o.ites t!io oomiotion o tho tail tr.!i th it the .vikuhut ! i'-H'resso luuoh in future. Amori is ib a portion to pus ehaso hottor ! ',in commerce with China cannot elotlus, bettor turni.-'ri'-. bettor ; !,t' ''.peoteJ, uiulor the most favor everything. Hie ivtail tra.lo is al-; able oonditious, to prosper much . . , : :i .1. . ..1.1 ;.. ti,-...-.. WrtVS t ,t' U--S exponent ot t 10 n r- I it ot-.- i t j'i'L,r ji i ' i i t prosperity of the Country, and this fall it iinlicaos conditions unpre-1 "roupbt gttieraily under tuc in ced.isted in its liistory. Herein j tluonees of Western civilization lbs the -r-: a tot cause of pratitiea-1 sd thereby a greater demand tior. for when the people are able j created foi our manufactured to supply themselves not only j products. . t . . . .. i .. I ',l7J,1, 'iU-; aiso luxuries, the are eouter.t and happy. , . 11....... contented and happy , peoiile are tlie greatest seeuritv fi r' r ci . ! Hit' perpetuity Ot beUellCOlit CCU - 1 1-, . of coudituui? ;: w "'cu u oe ceuuuioj h ion- i ixsible. ! . urK 7-A..4Z)i- 11777 CiIlA. United States Commissioner j Rockhill, who is now on ids way ! from Hshincton to L hi. a. is not sanguine that a boom iu Chinese trade with the United States will follow the recent signing of the1 - "" - protocol witu tne powers, says tne j S. r. t lironicle. it any olo sen l . 1 .1. t J .. .-.i. ouMy espeeiro mai tear ua.ie w iuj the Chinese empire would mater ially increase, it may be assumed as a foregone conclusion that they i ....... , l .); . iIC U'l-Jiur, iu Ul-.u'iijiuiuiuu 1 1 V , ... ..f . 4 4 p J pcrts oy the special commission a rui.iiii t.'d for f ii -it r-urt'O.-e cannot ; 1 1 - r ie expectei to improve our traj much with the empire. For the half century the treaty v , , ' to loreign tra-.ie me ceia nas ueru , 'confined to the littoral territory. : Uur commerce has not encroached on the interior of the empire, i There Chiu-se excluiveiie.-s is a- rigid now as it was before the treaty ports w -re . opened. Our commerce with China ci-nri-t-chiefly of importations of Ler own peculiar r r ! ; nee, and tea and these ar. iLnuence i more vy iLie grolU oi uur owe p'-puia- ' tion than by a::y other factor. La.-t year our imports from Chi nes- ports ag.rr-gate.1 -'i.Jfi.'.''i. Thev amounte 1 to o21 in 1M1, and thr u.-h the d-.-ca le. UDti Urt year. " they Lover,-. aroulJ,i th,. .s-ji.i.o. ,0,1 i,irk, with Verv little variation, f!lin2 iu 10 to s s.,; p.t ',. ', I)ut h and rjritisti Kj.t irilr., 1HV e culti- vlt..,i our patronage with great r zh xiHU )llL;t ,aiiLg the past ..j,, y, f,jrIiJr , n;v t; (.:r .ruja, bought from the I.TT'' ;,,.2 worth (Jf . i i"Vi. La-t jear 0:,r -1:n.jrt from them amounted to i. Imp .rt.itions from t!i- Jiriti-h Ka-t Ii.a; aggr-gatel i"2o. ''' io l'-'l hud I ').'',''), -'..',) l-..-t ear. 'I i," trad - i Atg ;..!:,! i- worth more to us t .day ti.au that of U''J'" l" ' f.'hina. fr wi.sl- tn- i;uj . . rtaMoLs. from tL'-:e in 1 " ' amounted to ... . . 1 ... 1.. v 1 1 1 t I i ..i r v. .t . t. '" " of whie- were in -itoi: i--tute j pro'S- ucts, hil'i;;l ).r total - ve'.r am ii.i - j '.u j f i . . r.-.iii' try a;. 1 th.-re 1 r - ' j-ar t!.e : . w i- re .tr 1 P,rit;-ii i'rjp tt-it. - i li i i j . - 4 : . ;. i . : -:: 1 tl 7 f.r-i t:.- r- .i.-n-i.ii .1 t , r;-, t ?; l. .-,o7. i ( 'ho. a In-t s I '-Ser.t.. J the -lop!: nt "y ; . 1 ii.it i,:r,e-e tra ! ' Hgait.st us. . a i.i' h our ovi i ) i -rot.i us in f ( f ; ir .it.uf.o--ej.rt- ! thr itjgh V rea-hed l:i- .f ti.i- c ,ur-e. to the I; -it h-f-.te r i . il? t i i j ?i:;.'nn.-i-h u-fr.I-, i:..- I :,it 1 I to .-..'")-T. - a:n .'it ' it g t ' igl.t llO'tl hin 'it.t 1 i f - -fit -it.- oi . . I v hr t l -:. Ait,-.. I - ; r at." -. H- : a. hg-i . r . S:.it' tr-it.i ' i i '-hr, ! ' -t . I'. -.!'" . ti- jr. '' d7.C--' f- t ! e ioh venr. China is not a cu- touirr for our inHiiiifai'titres. v'ot- ton pVls are tlu- pritu-ipul Amori- ivu mai nfnoturos which it it" - P"i'ts. and in this lino ir is tho '"' customer the I inteii Mates ! o-t-ss.-s. vl illt'SO He 1111 H'l'lH . t'-""-last yoar aniountou to ! l;i ' Hut as it is bo-inning to develop Use manufacture of cotton i;oods itself, this feature of our ,f 1 trsmo with I Lma is not likely to i " 11 1 " 1 111 " uoie r lu i. i r i- i"iuu i . jT?n to tude and tho people are 1 Sports of tho state of Kin, j 1 3 I'll .-It.Xl lUllUllJl'U I'li - I. . ..... I .. .... ill . - , , .....I. ! . . 1 the envumstances. since the king is uot ft ouu2 niiiu ana tht ouu-! dren of Queen Victoria do possess a degree or quality vitality that pr-amis-s long life to any one of them (lf tho nine born imeaisanu iaro iroin .jaii;ews to the roval cousius ihcj parents of King Edward three died before their mother and the fourth followed her to the grave within a few mouths. The present king is the oldest of the family. . , V . ' i with decided indications of caucer , e . . ! olis condition of the throat, ureat ly endeared as he is to the Kuglish people bv a long life in close touch with them as Prince of Wales, ! they naturally regaidwith much concern the prospect that his reign lit t . w ill he a short one. The civilized world outside of Kritaiu would restly regret his early demise, . sine he has placed a steady hand e . i i i , - : upon me neim oi empire una ni rulrr.-hip is full of promise. It is ; not likely, however. tLat ho is in immediate d inger, an.l u-inger, itn.i not im probable that he may live many I yeirs. UregOLiiau. .Hi-is lias le-s i- 'i-'Uce lias. for coiijf rl a r i rti'lt 'Iti.t l:;iVf iii-i- eoi.--:!inii.it"J in )- a-:ern Wn-L'-jri inint '. a ;: j t .1- ; a-t moiitli. t . a:.k 'tVi'son, of "ii: I.ak i,i- -e- r-I.-i- : t If) 1 l.ll j alel r r: 1 iv ui.iies at .1 - -r ' 1 ,-Odit fl-in.oeo, ati-l I ; ,i !' '-' stamp rni i i r,ti tt.n Utter, w ui t.'.oro nhly sa'iipie tl. . lii- ii issi.1 i j tie i.irffeiy fiee r:i;.i!r,h' ari-i n-r.t.'-i iiea'.y f i i per oij. I V.Il T. OK M AN 3 LI I K I I - - r. i ,-n,,e .- n r!s I: h v ,ii-e il - I ; list tf.e i.f Oe hVr-ts ai:u ; rt. j ,-t tut ti- 1" "oi;e t , i.h:i. :iit-,' eifu 1 i-I.ii t-. H jf.Hl ejt, t,l- lii,-. n 1 1- H.ii-.v- wiM.oi ill- p-mer , t-i IL-lpr -V- tlf i- u .i'lii.i. 1 lie st,,:il .. i a eo-H-n-e ( f l.-n'tb art,! str.,fcti.. F.v-'rv ti. u irjv i'f t.rik.'l.t. hrtive tied L.., ; j if las ,iu- ,-i j- i,i,ri;i.. f it is 1. 1 it. ff .tef.r'- H tiiicb !eter- ml: j rji lk- 11 "II. Il pQtS th i!.'i-st:e i,IVIO,P pi e r f'ti m to p-op-rH i;-ft sn l -im , lt f, , i ) Try it fo ni i oh 'ion . i in li-st; ,ri , ! v"i-ps;H. m t. , a - r. -f-, iit-r gn i ttilrey 'r-.'.( U . ii ctt I a' m'tf-rj hilrii-'ito f ir ths pnt ri'tv yenr-. , hl j io !ity tK-re if reiltiitiif h s , Literary Notes Ti.e jr v in t lie tf ma u' fir (,,' ,er 11. !'!, is hv Marret ( au,er',ri, ;in-l i-r.i ; ie-1 "The Waters (, Mafaf, : A - er.e .J 11 t I'.ef,yre the J.at l a I .,f tt.o I -.rta ri "' It i- t ire- tlie 1 -: r i r, j i.,rl;; e f f a 'eat teri'-r t-iri-r, vii,r.r: j'i.v ri.eri.vr - ,,f h; art vie-e ielt I-, --t ' 'j', T'a 'i-r. i.i:, y Io-rr.:-,e ,ri t:.e II, i, a I- i '.V rill t., , ..r. 1 1- t: ri Ten er i I ' .f O.e ..!. !4V I .1-., ri ' !',,.; . !-. (.'..a. ' her a'-,.,, ...... ire. iic a r.e .,,.. . , r) j l!i r- 'A )'a'ri'-:a are! a - .. II , rn.tr. I . I-.ty. .Mr. I-. , - ' 'i t - .Vl.t -A :. Wi. I.- !;.... , t- . r I t a e i ij. i i-r. a'i ' t. , . ,i 1 -.I--:, f . It I. a- a., t:... r:. .o r:., i.t .,f Mr. K j r-j - a', i a -tn-r.g;. . -.f I 1, catarrh!! 1 IIF rr i sirj tMI II t Ml st: I f:. lull UAIAnnn rif n a w m n a I - , rt..-. n..' n., V Lljf i bICiI.1 Udliil fT COLD " HEAD The 1901 Wheat Crop. l'lio I'oitl.uitl inimitivnil Keview :ivih tlio foow ii: lutm.H t.ir the li'Oi wheat erop for Ohvui, WmhIuii'I n uii'l I. latin: i n'L'.)ii I'mati hi. 4,iiH),0iW ; Mn't n . in, 'J.tkHl.tVHi ; lii'liiim, L'.--itl,lhH ; I nion, !iK),(HHI ; Marrow. Sj".(il; Whn . . NtO.iVH); lt;ili..r. -JHI.OiM: VWlown. ini.iitHi; i.nuit mi. I Harney. jr.000; M.uinn, il'hi.inx); l'k. siM.imh: lane, i .tW; l.i, ;:;,.(mii; lr-nt. r.:;..iM.O. : . ,V"l .' ". a-ih 1 ,ti;t 1 " -i" Hm , , ine .;ll.ksoni 0,i A,hl ,,.. ;.,.M m ; ,,ltil. i:, 4 ,-, ,,1 ; o .Islington, ;;;.m. i.lHHi. M.iho, :i,t)SO,lVV). l'olal crop of ,"; l",! 1,00(1. IVihiet from tin- Home hisii mji -tion, ii,(HHl,(XV); si-ci for lMil- eiop, ".IHIO.IKIO ; tlour estmniUvl to hesliippeil, S.iXKUXHI; total, i:.OiHl.iHX. For export, ;!(!.' 'I'.lHKl. Local News Notes. Fine lunches 'Hie 1'iilm. ser oJ Ht all hours at The lleppner in: an.l :in Fran- cisi-o Kxaminer, one year for fsJ.L'o. Mathers maki's a specialty of tillm; mail orders tor nit'Hts of a I kimU: The ,1 i,,,, ,k h ....iee is ...e.uoed ,o turn out nil kimW of joli priutinu' on sinrt rt tice. M i. .. If ... j ,... i...., .11;.... ,.f ' J ml i;e harthohmu'w s yaiaen irm-k, fie,h ,Vlry UU)rIilI1,. 1 J. tie .notitii'V ..'- lork Horhl, ten ti(1t I riumhcrs and fhe ( i .kttk, one year for t,l!l.."0. Kead ad. lias is a liberal oiler. Hock Mathews have dissolved pt'.rt- I "er!ihiP- 'ut -VJI1 can i:et all kinds of NOTICK Conser & Aycrs Drug store have been aDDointed anents , Tor the new school books and will have them on Hand in a few days Belvedere j finest wixts, I LIQUOKb & CIGARS b line hiimlreil empty barrels f,,r V i sale. Five liundreil barrels of ex- S ! tra tine cid-T vinegar on tap. . . . FRANK ROBERTS. Prop It Will Pay You to write fi'n ii- rates I cfun- you purcha-e a ticket to ariv point in the Li.-t. i iitoii.;h l oni-t 'ars from the PACIFIC COAST to 'HI' (;o ,1Pd CINCIN NATI, connecting with through trains for fop ail points in the far F.as, South or Soutlieast. Fa-t and h in Isoiip-v equipp.-d st -am-hei,ted trains Dining Cars, Mullet Library c(lrn, H.'eping C it and Free Iie linirjg ('hair Crs through-nit the f oo.ving -f.l!es: IOY., I Shi AS A. WlSt-nSSlS. MISS'CIU, T:SSh SSI. 7-. I.iJlISIASA, II.USOIS, MlSSf.SUTA, S'fTlt I A KuTA, . 1 . A'.-l A'.V.-t -S", A' F.S 77 Y.'A-1 ', MI SSI SSI III. 1 ; fiSS nirnrnrcnrOT ni;nrni hmv Dtnri) ! tditorially Fearless. Consistently Republican Always. from all parts of the world. Will nritt.-'i, r riginal storieM. Aro-ivefH to rjlieries on hII Hilhjeet-. A I t nli . .ii Health, the Moine, New U okti, hud orj Wor k Ahont I he I'iiim Mild ' iardi-n. THE WEEKLY LYI'M Ol'KAX 'lti- I liter Oeenn is a ineiuter of 1 1 - --u' iate 1 Pn-K .ml h'-'t i- the only We-tern ni-W-paper reei-uili" the .- iiul in. d tele. ti(il if at d e.ihp iiewti liiaMer ..f l.ti the .N'. w V .1 k Sun aral New Vork Wurh! iei'fttve . I e.i.. ij n1 y ii pot- fumi oM-r g -j,ei-i.i! enrri -spoiidt-ntsi thro'lghoi: t the I-.. iii. 'iy. .No i' Il c :iM t II riioM- fully whj il i- tin- lest on e.irlh. t w - v.'-;i:i (' p:p"r-, liritnfilll 'd le-ws ftinn i-ohaIh-ii' and a j.-rfert feie-t f ' V -ihI matter. AIXT - WITH Rubber Cement Floor Paint '.V Sand for Color Cards to W P. FULLCR & CO . Portland, Ore Dr. li. IJ. Wilson, l icn I'i.n r. siiiv nsit to I'r. IMeiier. (Mlii-o on 1 peer M li n s( i ei-l . AUlvvords Kis titer, riivsh i i.vs i. ' sr i;i (is. hl'u-e l;,,iir v lnu r,t piofe-slonally il'sent. Olliee: I ppoi I e I 1 1 -I Na'ionul rank. Oysters! W . -m ! lie no n:. i .n- I-:. : , .1 llli-rn Bf lltl tl.tlirn "I II-.- OMV 11: I 1 :. h! i- h.,i- Inilli llii 1 ft-I,-: -i an,-, 1 i n:;-i,t. Mini, in ami u', ! 11 l.itH-li. Candies. Our 1 1 iir i'f i m in ; k'S 1 M n't 1m1 tit i:-y m .n the rl . 'l'hr-v m fi- tii . ;l f : t ti . Cigars a r:- i- nit I -!, A i rit -t !. In- tr. ,! li. 'THE PALM Ell.lllllllllllllllltMllllllllltlllllllllllllli!.. ! ..GHanoed Location..! : M. '.. (ialloway has moved from his old stand to new quarters opposite the I'n st Na tional !-ui!v on May street, up staii. : : : : I Guarantee My Work.! 1 1 avin hmldir:; ii-lit is arrangfd the iny-vlf, the pt-if -rt anil 1 htll prejiired to till 11 out much better Photo- graphs than formerly. 1 Ga!lovvay( Heppner.l j .nun iiiiiiiiii i ii llllllllll Mill I For particulars regarding fieight or pas senger rated Kiel service, nil! on or a'hlress J. C. I.INOSI'.V. I. I . t P. A. 15. M. I i:l'M PI LL, ( '-.in': Agent. 1 12 Third street. Portland. Me. 3if c jc: YOU MAY FIND IT DIFFICULT In :;-t licadvdo w i : you. It ma v In- I ! soon v o, i -oi i in a CAPP'S" or a -K. Tin' in.' n win nioiit s ca ii ! ( mi furl a 1 o WE HAVE THEM in si.os frmn from $5.00 full (ii hi r-.ro l 1 T m -' .o If -r- t v'v jAj 9 SHE 1 ilh vuur new I .il! - It'll llH-ll .lie - - I I IK l; w in n it . in S.1V i lij It "i ' tie:, Illn-t i.t-' ' ' ! i-i- U'O. Ji tilil. r t .1 - :l ' ' . ' I i tliinl. : ii t' IVMMOR' .FALL.. ALi::. : AND .,, , j vi . , i S ' a n 1 1 p i v l rpp-t Woil-l.l.oio ',., I 1 hR " SHOES. CKNTUAL MMAT MAKKKT J. H. KINSMAN, Manager. Beef, Pork, Alutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. ... COI.M l MAIN AM) MAY STIH;ETS. .a rr- o ; i tl Is fine that hi Gilliam llav- jiit.1 ri'f.i;-i-d I.,,! hroiiight In II pj.i .! li Meuvy niid Shelf lhii:!n iii., ( I ro, I mplerni-iitu, i"iii,-., II '-.-., I Il r.V-V. - irj---" fij -V. -gJMri "" - r Clotliiii to fit at volt havo Hover N. & F. SUIT" i wea v ii (Hie cf those rar- I liimsoll' tastefully ;ml ITr'SI'd . .".() to IS, ami in prices to $70.00. Kspeeially t si os, smcIi a- 1 1, in, l.s. ' t vl-:'..' rf; - ., : 'k:-' PLEASED ' IrNT.PU... UP-TO-DATE t urtLtH . . oi at. i r at it,i -i itia Custom Work t Specially... OREGON Hams. Lard and liacon of the Ilcst duality. I'resh I'isli K'-ci iv i- ti I'lK l;i !-s it 1 ' - I I - I i-l t ' I tn- s.it i title, I . 1 . it t!,. l-i I. lit ttiink ..f o ,tt We f. ,- Kile :v i.r- (.. le -t iie:l-e 1 1 1 f t.siig ;.!. 'Vi' k n. w i .i l-i it tint we ion ;' & co.l i n ; i i ! 1 1 :i ;g in J . i "M" ii. aii-i I i i , i i -1 .- i - - ! . with lo-at and hlo I p. , I . - . I . - i : ' Bisbee ; .(,,, (.- of It.iin ajr'ii h cv ir rlci's 4-110 IVfjxIif. it. u t . . Iini-Hle Aftieiill hi r I'a.nlH hi.. I ).Irt ( ih,. M.H( ju
