Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, December 12, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'J Ik- 1 Icppncr Gazette W'ju ii'x'lv Miohell 'r-uri'l c;aM rmrti-r. TnriiMiAY, . . . . I Wember 1 ins.1 in tl; Viiitcil Stuh5 in lSoS M2 $1 in the value of w i n t. In making liis ttimsto of $ I. ".", ;'j7.;i7.". tin- cooreUry of tin1 National live Stack association takes int aivount interests allied to tin' tra.le. whioh are not inohul 1 IV 1 jod iii the usual statistic. i Th growth of t h t picking in- sWkmen Rre j vlustry in Chicago. Kansas City, Morrow county well Mijr.)ieI with feed for the : Omaha. St, I. on is. St. Joseph, and winter and no uneasineM is felt Oroki-r says that he is too old to lead Tammany in the f u t uro. He sajs that he will retire from politic. lleppoer merchants are placiug on di(i!ar a fine assortment of Christmas gov1s. Head announce ment in the t azette for fall particulars. 1 li 1 alem Statt sman runs at the head of its editorial columns the following: "The way to hnild up Salem is to patronize Silem people." Thw is very true, and the way to build up Heppner i to patronize Heppiier people. other Western points indicates fairly the pontic proportions of cettinc ! the capital employed in the cattle p business outside of the ranch aDd the farm. The capital employed in the distribution of the product is another immense item. The United States is the great meat-producing nation of the world. The influence of the pack ing industries of the West extends to the farthest boundaries of con ization. It affects society and gov eminent ererywheie. Armies in the field, the pence of kingdoms, aud the happiness of empires are inextricably iuvolved in the output of the Western meat producer. Ex. This sterns to have len a bad season for traiu wreck. Iq the Est over 100 people hare beer killed in train wrecks within the past month. In Oregon there have been two wrecks in which two en gineers have been killed within the past two weeks. In opposing unrestricted admis sion of Chinese, The Washington Poet says: "Degradation of labor means degradation of the people. The Chinese are as different from the Caucasians as if they came from another planet Even if we need ed cheap labor, which we do not, we could not afford the Chinese article." The Lewis and Clarke fund now stands at $32S,S05, with over $100, 000 more in sight. Aoyone making the statement a few months ago that Portland could raise over $400,000 for the exposition in less than three months time would have been called crary. but the money has been subscribed. The Lewis and Clarke exposition will be a grand success. Uon t sena to 1 ortiana or anv other place for your Christmas present, or in fact anything else. Spend your money where you make it, or the time will come when you oon't make any more. It is only a plain business proposition. In stead of saving anything, in the long run it is a loss to send money away. And another thing, every article purchased at home is guar anteed by the reputation of the merchant selling it. BILLIOSS IS LIVE STOCK. The entire business portion of Gobies, Mich., was burned. Loss about 5100.000. A St Louis negro w ho had sev eral stitches taken in his heart is well on the road to recovery. Frank X. Derby hs been grant ed a franchise for operating auto mobiles on the streets of Salem. Mr. Derby is at the head of the Salem Automobile Company, which expects to inaugurate a public au tomobile service in Salem in the SpriDg. A hold-up occarred on the line of the Willamette Falls Railway Company abut five-eighths of a mile out of Oregon City Thursday. The highwayman secured about 8. The company operates a trolley.) car between Oregon City and Wil lamette, a distance of about three miles, on the east sid- of the river. Mrs. Catelina C. Morris, who died at the home of her son, Oscar Morris, near Turner, November 20. w&? an Oregou pioneer of 1S45, and had resided n-ar Turner for 51 years. Deceased was bom in Ind iana, November t, lS'2o. In 1S43 she was married to J. M. Morris, and removed to Iowa, where they resided for two years. They emi grated to Oregon in 1S45, being members of Captain Hackleman's immigrant train, which started on its jmrriey in the Spring and reached Oregon City late in the Fall of the same vear. Hop Shipment to Lonuwn. A lr.vn'Oii-1 of O-i'i i lt.r l.on.i.w; hist iiilit. 1' :s !.:,. .- . -t pro.lii,-: m I lw 1 t'l 1 . inittil ,ii iK.' ! Ii't it i lilt- H itiiluT ever t..(i' i O -aV'tl M till tlttlt pio.l H i" oi li.n s !!! the I'n'ilii' Oofi.it. an I tin w rM cm inij tj know n. The train .n nvi.le up of i'.u, nud the s!ii-tnint ivm-i-t.-l of "'-.) ins:.-. Tin' lioi'i were roniicne I o M !!. P'srst. " u. h is a.lvmiiv.l t'i: .!. i I'i'iiti per p.iuii 1 wider t!..- si n that h.itever lie rc.'i'i Vi' f .r the I;- ps H''0 i l.t cents per ii.Minl .it I-nim sti.iil i evert the grower. Tle: ti.-iin n! tf i over the K. X.. Oregon M...it l.'ne aii I'nion r.-i -it'u- to 'uihhm ; therce to OhiiMo over t h CliUMii'i. Kov-U Is land l'aeitii' Kti:lway, a ri 1 from (hi re to the AtUntu- setiho.ini at Xeput Xews, V.i. It fs the U'ert j . :i n r i t v of hops ever sent Iro n the Xoithwest in one shipment. The Uet that it is hontiil tor London is a source of gratification to Oregon kirowers. for it i'l nnd inhtcdiv help to establish a repiitalim abroad for their product and to open a wider market. It is expected also bv vrrow eis to show the advantage of co-operation. Owing to the uncertainty of the market value of hops, to high freight rates, and to speculation in the unharvested crop by middlemen, growers say they desire a method of selling their crops which will be more economical. Mr. Durst did business with individ ual srowers tluoili;h the Oregon Hop growers' Association, which is the only organization of its kind in the stc.te for initiating such a method. He has been the London a:ent for the sale ! hops from the Durst vards at Wheatian.f, '; ne Va'ujl Clip. I'l i Cal Already this season he h ped 40DO bales to Lond n from nia. s S!,p l"ai;for Hog shipment continue at regular in intervals from Athena. There are sti'l many carloads to come. The latest fea ture is the dissatisfaction of farmers over the methods of soui" buyers, whu, they claim, dock them for no apparent reason, frequently taking half bundled weight on" one animal. The Oregon Sucar Company, of La Grande, has disposed of f!0o0 tons of beet pulp to J. L. CaviLossj au Island City farmer and be-t-grower, who will feed it ti m:itt a shpp. This is the first hire sab- of pulp thai has been m-ide tir.s season, though the duryiiH'ti uf Lu Grande and vicinity have boep feedirg it since tlio factory opfueij in September. The tofs! of pulp turned out by th f.u is estimated at H.() t tu. price is about i'.O cnN pr but when sold in large am .u goes at about 30 Cr-nts. on i si!-, of the sheen i; ! . , - , . ! v ode ! i k e,i by t lie I iiil.-d S!.i;. s I lep.ii tmoni of Anticul I ' e t his mi , tint the .National Asso i .iii.iiol cYool .l.inufai-lineis (i.is sup I i d the deii.'letiev bv n ceilsll of Its II. ai'.l adv.iivo sheets of it-: tepnit h.tv 1 n isiiii'd from i be a-s . i.ition's i bee hi K .-ton l'he lot -.1 mi 'lioa'i l! n U . esiininle.1 1 !, 1 1 .. .... . . I i,, 1 1 'a .. v .... t- .... I , V ,,. , 1. I'l'l . is -1 1 .'"'Jil.'.KM, as r.unpaied witU I .s-oJ'tTi i op "! .'d bv t!;e 1 'era ' I metit of Ai; i icull ir e on .Iinuov 1 . 1 H . and ,7o.')Kl(i on tne same tla'e bv the same authority in ls 1. N.itut.iuv. a ii'itnber of sb.ep died bout eposu:e i'oii j; the w inter months and this in. ikes the I'un.esi'or Apnl ilitler materially from what they would be on Januai v I. Tne tula1, however, show s ;ui in, e. i-e of 1 .rO.ood over those on hand April 1. l''K. l'he lotul va'ue i'f the flock on .lan uarv 1. lsS"i, w.i- t l'7.'.li'.i,i;iil. I'.y 1S I it had .bo.. p..d to $'i-.i.iM.l.:;i.'t. A nain on January 1, 1n;!, it bad risen to the unprecedented level i f IJo.Cvl'.t.'Jii-l, but by .larn.aiy 1, lsl'il, i! had a'ain t'a'leii to the lowest :evel on record. $'io,ltl7, 7o". In ISs't it was hack nearly to the tkii'es of ls'i. or l-i7,ti'i7..V!0. l ast year the valuation w as .f rJi'.iii'io.tMo : and this year it is inipos-ible so far to estimate oi state the valuation of the l!'l flock. A decrease in the hverai:e weight of fleeces, w hich -how on'y li ;!o pounds, as compared with last year's avetau'e of li 4r! pounds, is show n, and found to tie the smallest since lsi7. Tins decline in viihr :s d't to an unusually mild l w inter ar 1 to other tavorahle cornlitions in the territorial states. It is accom panied by a reduction in the average shrinkage of t'.eies from bl.l per cent in l'.iilO to i) ti per cent in 11.U. Tins is a further f.ivorab'e chatii;e, which tends to confirm the statement thnt the wools of the ciiTont clip are in better condi tion, all things considered, than ever bef )-e. Mjiitant l-a.'s in greasy wool raised, with Wyoming fecund, Idaho third an.'. 1'rah fon-th. displacing Ore- I gon, which :s now fifth in the list. New Mexico. 1-xns, Ohio, I'liliiornia and ( t.iora.hi foilow next in order. Mon tana leads as a fibre producer, Ohio is displaced frorn second p ace bv Wvorn ins, New M.-xic:) is placed third and Idaho fort'i. Ohio is down to fifth place, w'th I tali crowding for sixth. 11 ! ITS Kit I'lUIU'UKS. Ilpiseop il church Kev. V. K. Tot- wine M. i. in lb Id, K. church, Soulh. Services nt II . and 7 :.'ti p. in. Kov, K, M. Can 1 ustor. Catholic Church Kev. Kather Kelly. S'i vices ;d Sunday in each month al 10 ;ot) a. in. .lunch Kev. Victor ('hi I- Set vices at 1 1 a in. and Moining subject, "iiritiil livening subject, "A I.ot Christ an son, pastor. 7 :l!l p. n 1 i.-'a-ws I'.ov " Sunday School 10 a. m. Y. 1'. S. C. K t : -4 p. m. Topic, "Imper ialism of Christianity." Yon are. cord ial :v invited to utt-nd all thuse ser vices. Local News Notes. The Heppner ( ia.kttk and San Fran cisco Kxaminer, one year for $2.25. Mathews makes a specialty of filling mail orders for mests of all kinds The Monthly New York World, ten numbers and the Iiakite, one year for $l.r0. Kead ail. This is a liberal offer. Hock it Mathews have dissolved part nership, but you can get all kinds of meats and lard from Mathews i 4) b Xm a 3 oooas. In Ahundancc arc Shown by us this Season. Our Slock of The (.i a . kttk has made irrangementR to club with the Weekly Inter Ocean of Chicago. The regular subscription price of the Inter Ocean is $1.00 per year and the regular price of the liAKTTK is $1.S0. By special arrange ment, both papers will be furnished one year for $1 tit). The old, reliable Inter Ocean is too well know n to need much recommendation. It will be a valuab'e addition to the reading matter for the winter. Hesides giving all the news, it has imny special features, making it one of the most desirable weeklies in the Cnited States. This special, liberal offer is limited and will be withdrawn in a short time. A. Abrahamsick Merchant Tailor Pioneer Tailor of Heppner. His work first-class and satisfactory. (live him a call May Street. Kthririllt t .! l'he t n. it l M-s Kiel Porter, an Or cl'oii pioneer i . f HC. ;ged r .early U" vears. died at her i h .nio, or.e m.le w -t of Forest Urove, i Saturday r.l.-ht. She was born in Ohio ,uid en .-st ! 'he plains to reg-in by ay of Mnek's o it-otl'. The patv were lost in the m eiT.m.s, and snilered g'ent I bar.ishi ; s. The hi1 :'i..n s.te convention Kn lay n jriiHia-.-i a liiii si.ite ticket with ! Kev. A. .)'. IWi.aaker of Yamhill county j for gover i. ,r. u lt j j Ti.e City l.'oiincil of l'endirton ba re- ur. ii'.ui'pd the s.i'a-v of the Kecor.ier from r to $:.,i po; :i ,n;h. 63 Miles in 56 Minutes. The importance of the National Lire Stock association, whose fifth &qdu1 convection opened iD Chi cago Taes day morning, can be bet conveyed to the average man by a few figures illustrative of the inter ests involved in it deliberations. The delegates tumber aboat fif teen bandied and represent abont fc.OXl.OO1! breeders of and dealers in live stock throughout the coun try. The value of the live 6tock is estimated by the secretary of the association to be S4.o"o, 827,375, an enormous figure, and one that would appear fabulous were it not support! by statistics secured by the various live ftock exchange and boards of trade and the United States government Something like an intelligent idea of the growth of the live-sLock industry in this country duriu the Ut thirty-three y-ar. or from the t.me when reliable figures wer first colle ted, may b drawn from thesa int r ting fact-: Th tum te r of ruilch rows in the United Mat- ih th t'.'n..V;S, val-''r-'r u-d at ? :Y.V.. The tarnW J 'jT' iu r.' t a- Hiued at t"il-J.U 1 I he ijutub'-r of cat tle i.t!i-r than fiws. ttat is to say. A Dew record in fast raamn of trains has been made by "Jack" H'ngbt, an engineer on the Pjrtland Spokane Aver, on the Oreeoi Railroad 4 Navigation Company's line aion; Snake Kiver, Wright was lata on his run from Spo kane to Umatilla, and at Orange City, the station on Snake Kiver just below Kiparia, where the river is crossed, an-1 here Le made up his mind to gain tiice and to reach the connection at Umatilla on time. With train of even cars : Ainoni the rriAnv s-e t! P.or L- Wriht was making the trip at a eched- j hers of the ya', 'h i" p i , ate time of 35 miles an hoar. Oith.ok U n tAM i ,r , A NT..V YEAR'-! CIl.T. . Ttier is one b ok t-very one ! rinke i.u ttT rt io et, for the new I: c -ntsins simtile ami valanb -c io err ins health, aniij amufsin . d it.-j and much irDer! ir.formi We r fer to H'stetter' Alman-i.'. hshel hy the Hostett-r Co., rif"'.' Ti. Ir will prove vnbiab.e t i h.. v n hoi 1. Sutv eu.pl. es are k-i.t ht r n 'Kid valuable brink, 'f he k'ip K be over eijjht ratlh iro, .. !:, in t: I Diliah, German F-er eh. N -rw- ho. Swedish, Knmian an-i .ijjm EgnHV? I: contairiH pr .i.f tne i Hi CHpy or H -t-'trri Htom-n h b;tr-rs. the , at lleppn-r (.a..-tte olli great remedy p-epnred by tb- pnrilnri- er, sou n worrny or csretni prstrvH 'ion. The ftlmanae rnav be obtint-.! frfe of cost, st any draint rr g-n-rn, dealer in the eonntry. t- o- I n. I . tt 1 rk ,'i.r Lt)Mi; ON TI M 11. r.ir.rli ot b-l ucreii, 14') of it hind, located on county road, !;,.;! of ilcppiier, i ti jw t i.n acii'. Anv man who will woik it m.iy have it on li ye'ir;-' t:m', p.iy in e.i-y rn-hiiiincntri. Appl A A '.,od MU 1 p..'W ni:.f- r-...' tb-n- 1 .it 1 ' ; Li L, Literary Notes THE n.F. N-rvn AM JIK.AMVO it KK tint CATARRH in Ely's Cream Bairn CATARRH . hi-t-T nr.'i i 'eyaM Nil n ? &J?i WhM UrmsLitr been paeaed ; fire?. Trie O'ltlook wan on- of tr,.- ti-,t Wright started down the niw Snake j jf not the very fi t. Arn-n-ii p.--,i: River branch, a fine piece ot road 83 j ca t0 inititu'e the .-n r. rn of ai vn 1 1' miles in length. Ooe sbjp had to be , il,Mtrate.l Holniav Kk N irn---; and made for water, and a fall rainnte was : the pre,nt iHH.Iy jt) ,llrt,(..lt;, lost in this way. Without incident the i kin,j. a j, an j,,te in -. 1 r -a-. 1 ran of miles was made in just 57 min- gotn riibhotion an 1 rti'f i-b ( '- a te, including th rninate lost by a stop, j erature of a high ca. ; a v-ir. Tt.e !n straight rnnning time the 63 miles '.'Jlooic Company, J,; V; irth Av- covere 1 in Vj mih'i'es. making a new j vV" 'jr't- record for fast ranning. Wright is one rJ th old em?ineers on the Oregon road. ! SOT ICE OF STOCK UOLhhKS 1 - , 11-1 i iw - f at .n It h;. 1 ( I'-r . ? ii- .:- l I'r.-f'-:" the M.-rnr rnnp. i(i..;..r-4 ::.t r--:.--; f T i-.'; &r:.l S:-:f- !. Lir-e S-7..-. ' r.'" til Tjr . , - :i, ,. v m u . -j . t; S Z(. ; rej.-o I V II. V'. i.I.V U!:o'I !Klt.-. V, SiTT:a Str-t, New .,k. COLD 'N HEAD Dr. E. E. Wilson, DKXTIMT to I"- Mftzifr. OlTice I'pi.i-r M in f-treef. j Belvedere FINEST WINES, ( LIOUOKb & CIGARS One hundred empty barrels for Hale. Five bnndinl barrels of ei- f tra tine cider vinegar on tap. . . . ( I FRANK ROBERTS. Prop ) GAMES, TOYS. DOLLS, Etc jj is heavy, hut is gradually thin ning out. We however have ii profusion of other gooils that have the ml vantage of heing not only ornamental hut very useful to heautify the home, to make glad the heart of the thrifty better half. Such goods for instance as r1 Pendleton Blankets Fancy Colors, 151ue Pink and Canary. Indian Robes Very Fancy. Fur Collarettes and Boas in feather or silk, a bilk Waist or a Satin, or a pair of Kskey gloves, nn Art Square or a Kug, one or two of these. Downaline Comforts One of these some uind- Lu( lies' Jackets or a Fur Cape, a Jacket Suit o r a Dress Pattern, and while we are discuss ing this, let us say that we are show ing excep t i o n a 1 values in JAC'KIiT SUITS. YOU CAN'T MAKE A MISTAKE In .selecting any of the above mentioned articles. Docs the Boy Need a Winter Overcoat? We have line-; ami ,1 re tllelll Mill. fl'r!;l Si ."I) tn a few broken going tn close 1 'rices ranu'iui: Shod. MINOR & CO.! hi SHOW A 11 Shanithni'iMiy Pure Rye, Mult nd lull Minim- BoiirtHin. M XhaiiKh-n.-ny .Ii i d , friiprli'tom. .t. Uiuli, Miiinoiirl. ami I 111 SHOW YOU Whinicl... Ten Yearn tiM. Knll .Mrr. II f,'; full pint, l'r; lull tinif .hit, in--. TAKK HOME A qfART OF ' LI) CALLAGHAN' $2 50 1881 $2.50 It l tw enty !cm ol1 1, "Junt to filve tlio Monte ii Tune." It in The O Ornrty" o( them til. J. CHRIS. B0RCHERS. SOI.K I-iISTKI Bt'TOK, and had been many yeara. a trusted mpioye for Cattl Dying MEET1SG. j orfl'-e r,n the ion.l T'jen.ia f.( Ja.-,-.r- Tbc Efcr'a ii informs I that s largj Diii'r of cafle have forjnd dead on tb? ran2! in what n known aa th Rat inake co intry helow IayTi;le, and ttje 'to'-k'nen ot that io':l:ty a'f ronid eraMv alrn, 1 orer th matter. I ieri'.ly eTHr.t-n had e e fo'in 1 d-ad in r I i? p'oi. m.tv 'i tr.e :tion nr-n- l-i I when tl.r t'.-' Itrrif-n eti'i-v-lr: vt the it'j' k frvrn tht '- vn . -v--a. h-4 I d 1 ir i r .g 'he It it. I.'.e tl t-iin who hav riV.r'fl ,r N'OTICE H HEREBY GIVEN TilAT THKKK will t a :.'.eti'.i of the tiK :..i i ine -ini .-aiioDai nanii or Mi-ll w;teen ir.e noiri or l1; oij.it a. r. I o'rlock p. ia.. of aaul .-lay, for u.e piirt.' ' eiertlt.a- llr-'-Ur ar.4 for tt.e -rariavti. 'j.-fi otn;? rj.,8ir,t-a an ir;ay Ht'S.'-ar. iti i nv-KR. ' Heppner Or . Twr.lrr . I SOTICE OF HE Mil SO OF FISM. AC'OCST. otl' ! t,e-.r,y : e-j T , 4 ; , -. .. t. ir. rn etH' of .'.:r. ..; - .. . -r a t r.K . a- o., - . t of - - - .trli of n.e as :i.., i -.-.-.( . ! - T-r. -l-'i't . r. : t.T : -r ur-r a-. 1 ' o . : fc' t.Tia, ')eti-r;.):.al' -, A'.cSwords & Kistncr, ' r.S'.V.l.Y.S ASH SL'IiOEOSS. ''ifi'-M ho'ira vvht-n not r'f-jiinally .ll.-elit. 'Ill-re: i j 1 1 I Irit Na'ional lUlik WHITK ... .. 1 ALL.. AND WIN SHOES. ..IH. LICHTENTHAL. the up-ro-rTr IHOt DIALED, When you need unythiiiLr in the line n .-hoes, CuMie in ;iiei examine our immense .)oek. Can supply you with ne.it and well-made i'ouUuar at reusonaioe jirices. :::::::: Custom Work a Specialty... HEPPNER. OREGON CENTRAL MEAT MARKKT J. H. KINSMAN, Minagir. 1 Abiolutely PURE, and OUTWEAR all othar Laada If your I'k al ilt aler i1'h- tint t arry It write to lit aii'l we will n- that you Kft It VV. P. Fuller & Co.. PORTLAND. 0C. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. Hams. Lard and liacon of the Best Quality. I'r-sh -,, 1 ! -i v 1 1 on Fin Im s CONNER MAIN AND MAY STREETS. of k in t.'rat '- a.i'y ere l ia tr it., it cattle, in 1n I,Vl',4-i t.i,. tr-): I 1 i 1 r,'.i'. in 1 ' 'A the death A their Ko'k. L'7 ' I'1 J. va'tit-d at i i,2'". ! "tmnit on of the etoma-h A eeTer: 1 I,.- LUtntx-r of b'--J' in l'.l ' th 1 a'liir.a'e it f -in 1 tr0n '.'.' l.'.M J, talue-l nt "-',i''7,0, - :V .v 'A a k:i, hut wheth- iu 1' tii-e f'.jrurc -re ili re.aKi doe fr,,rn th,e, r.-it kn.,n. i r.-e-vtiv.-ly to 4l.HV,M- n'i n.e i-;a:m that the ,rn,.. died fr.m . tlJ. l.'i. In 1V tLere Pr- '' eo'.o.je graet l..i :!. they i-t al a -'4 .:il7.2. hop ill tt rt,it-d re i t ot ti e preeer.t . ood tion of tl.a Stt-K. lu.l t IIH.',TC.26;: in W. '".-h.ed to th. IKK iherf vt-re .'mI .Ml. valut-J " '"'t '''' '" r w" . t l7o.lii'..74:V Iu I'"' the uuto. i '" ' theory ia uot hatd.y t..ih.e. In r of .;u ke.I ntiJ mirk.telj f-ltle and atxk of ail km ! haft 1 I eari dr.eo froiu t' liatt.ariake c (l- , trl,ooJ, in l.o of (.venttrc fo-ther iu tlf pnorij 1 luglit. rit.i; c-l- t-ra w2.l72.Kt. Tt tUl taluf of nil lriD uni-l iaa l ioe Monir't ti Kaa-rn. t.. ! or, u.- - f ; , j . 'i'l rn . l- if ;. :: r-' ::' - ) r . '.it .''. . r - . ) 1 l.'j pa I'l - r .y v - - i nl ' V a. ' ' i . t t,r ' - - , f - it.'.-1. r.'-..e . tn-- H"!;i 'he ''V 1 ' ; . . . "AA ' : ( 'i-! f y. .: .-. -a tr :. - !. i --- T i: TOt'i V IVITI! HfT'lV VI JW make Zfrl. i I ' ' i n I I VjfY r" rt"l- ock1 iOj ! j.'.,, j- ti , , I cr..a mike mora rua. j f M My m torira eo ea-h yenr the '" ' ' I I I fri , nd rinlwr,r. V , III lrrown rtr. Thhta tt.a f.' J , I I I aeerat of ttja Ferry rrr, t: 1 - ' '' ' 1,1 l Mora Kerry a Heel. .oi.l , i ' ! ' tr.'.' al I .nrf M-.wr. .. . . .. ... CWt t It "'i'l t-r n 1 era. Af )i I j ml lf-i AtHUfU fht.k. jF W ( " U-MEKH-A BEST KEPUBUCAX PAPER j Editorially Fearless. 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