Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, February 27, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThe 1 iuppner Gazette I'lK'KSbAY, PLANS ACCEPTED The Weed's News l.oc.tl anl Personal Happenings in and About theLity. T. H. Iluwuni for lino nrociiri'B V. K. 1 1 win viit to I'urtluml, Mori day. Mth. Arthur Minor has returned from I eiivor. I rank Faiiinw oi tli wuh in fiom lluril man, Saturday. Ir. J I unlock arrived in the city Mod day from Spray. V.. J. Muir, familiarly known as Ras, Iihh lui'ttt t-il in Pendleton. luick delivery anil clean groceiiet is whero Ifait cV Iilake Hliine. Mra. II. K. Warren wan an outgoing passenger Tunuday morning. Attorney G. W. Phelps was a pas.1 aengcr fur The, Halles, Wednesday For Morrow Ci.uiity'a New Conrt Hooo-Cost Nut to fcsceed $20,000. The Morrow county court met in ad journed sesaion at the court house Thursday of last week, Judge A. G. Bartholomew and Commissioners Kd. C Ashbaugh arid J. L. Howard were present. The court met for the purpose of in vestigating the dill'erent plans and apeci flratioriH that were offered by architects for the new oourt house. The plans were taken under advise ment and the court decided to accept j the plana of Edgar M. Lazarus of Port land, and he was awarded the contract for furnishing the plana and supervision of construction of the building. Tbe contract apeoiflea that the archi tect shall receive 3,'a' per cent of the cost of construction of the building and improvements in accordance with, the contract. On Friday the court held another short session to finish up the business The session was taken up mainly with I.. II. ( lark, the wool buyer, was an ,h(J tI)lllu.r of plane for laying off the incoming passenger on Saturday's train. grollms for ,)fl ew building, which V. I.. Houston returned Saturday will be superintended by Coun'y Sur . . - . from a visit to Eugene and Junction veyor J. J. McOee. The following bills were ordered paid: Kd. C. Ashbaugh, coin salary. ...$17 I'O J. L. Howard, " " .... 10 00 Belli. Ma'hews, jury acct 8 20 I J. V. Matlock, stationery acct . . . 21 60 Mr. Lazarus, the I'oitland architect. rho was awardeil the contract to fnr nish the plans, will furnish a working Ihtwsnn left Tuesday week's visit at The Citv. Mies Melvia morning for u Dalles. " .lames ('arty, of Lexington, was iD the citv Tuesday ami left bis order for the i .i: I i u. Exttii copies of the (iAZhiTK New plan for the grading of the site. The Year edition can be obtained at this jtK) which was donated by the people ollii e at lo cents per copy. Ml.ri Matt; Stroud returned Friday evening from a week's visit among rel atives and friends at The Dalles. Hart .V Wake, the grocers are now lo cated in tli' ir new 'purlers in the new Si. ji utii building on Main street. Dr. Ilutiloca went to Portland Tues day morning to purehaie a stuck of fur-ti.itiri-. w !.:. h will Pc put in at Spray. Th CISC ran nvn..ir price for the San ! t h r -W k 1 x.tn.itier ik $ 1 .."0. You got it .in I the iiu.etle for f.' -V -Ii'. I J II i-i.-IV- rei-e, I i . t : ( 'in 'I, o. k of --v w :...! all I . ' r- . .li :."! I and b,r c v ;. -d. 1 1 II -!' . . . I I g ueet if Mr. .iii'l M r . this cry ovel .-vilidav. was a i "in j ,i n o-'l by 1 1 on!,.' i r w i.o i aru.' lo a i; I M's. Dawson will be usel for this purpose. The new buildinc will he nearer the street than the old one and will set he twean where tin ohl building now stands and the street. The architect giia'anteea that g jod and substantial bids shall be recoiled at less tlun f.rV 0 Ml, and this figure will a so include a oek and striking bell to cost from $1KHI to 10.r)(l, and all rie'-esss -T stesin heating ap.aratuB. There will be a good, strong jail attached with four cells, ana two goon nre-prooi vaults Hj.'O feet. The plans also include all counters la. tory, a large and p'atfoima throughout the building. for durability The main building w ill be 51! feet exruiled. (. ail inches in width bv s2 feet in length. From the level of the street to the top of the dome will be 0 feet. Tbe building w ill be constructed of blue basaltic rock obtained from ijuaries near this city, and the trimmings sill be of red or light sandstone. At the March term of court it will he rte'et mined when work will be com menced on the building. D s- I.. .1 . Fetes has Dailes, was the A. ('. ti ger in Mr. Hosteller Master Wilbur i-:t his grand pai'"it, M II , card's gnu i-iv store is a very pop ul.ir la. i- (..! the purchase of supplies for f.n rii'Ts an I oiiti'.ts for outing in the wav ..f extra line gioceties. Almost evei thing iiiiaginabi kept in stock. It's tiiiri ly w here you cat) get anything you want, Attentli n is rabe 1 to the meeting of tbe Kepuhlicati Central Committoe w Inch ill be held at tbe court house in thii i 1 1 v on -a''iolay the first day of March at -t;t o'i 'oi l p. m. From the be-t inf.. i licit. 'til to be obtained, the re publican a'c in favor of holding the primsr ies on tbe Mb of March, and the coun'y convention on the l.Vh. Miss Fl.abeth Matlock who has spent tbe hist several days visiting with M rs. Tl.ornas Avers and Mrs. F. A. Vaughn, left this morning for Shan iko, where she w ill remain a day or two and then go on to Portland, where she i nt en Is viitirg seveisl lays before re turning tobei home in Heppner. Pend leton 1.. i L'l-t. W. II. Ilerr"i. of ibex was in town this neck. Mr. Ileiien is one of the pro.o "ssivn sheepmen of liilliam conn tv. Ho is interested in coal mines nesr lleppner, and pre licts that in the near f itil'e an abundance nf fuel will be . . i I. .l l. lo'in.l in tlie loot inns oi li. e iiue i i.. - ..... fur I.M.i.ner. which i Monday to have b.a eyee treated Jill Humors Are impure matters which tbe bkin, liver, kidneys and otlier organs cn not take cure of without help, there it nuch an accumulation of them. They litter the whole system. l'implcs, boils, eczema and other eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges tion, dull headaches and many other troubles are due to them. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Remove all humors, overcome all their effects, strengthen, tone and invigorate the whole (system. "I bad salt rheum on my bands to that I could not work. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla and It drove out tbe humor. I continued Its use till tbe sores disappeared." Mai. Iba O. Bbovv, Kumford Kails, Me. Hood's Sarsaparilla promlsss t cure and keeps the promise. 2DCD ""STOUT WHAT OITI RED FIGURE SALE TO YOU It means a Sweepinq Reduction in prices in all line3 of goods mentioned in our introductory ad. This is a sale of tremendous magnitude; no otlier cut-price event has ever been as far reaching in character, scope, and conduct, and day by day the interest grows more intense. We have culled from here and there in stock some of the choicest merchandise from the best mills, and the great gulf between the regular value and sale price is so stupendous as to leave vision alone the time criterion by which you can adequately judge the offerings presented. THIS SALE WON'T LAST L0N6 Now this is a plain, broad hint and we urge you to take advantage of the economical opprtunity of a life time. Alvah W. Patterson, formerly busi ness manager of (tie liepnner Gazette, and lately of the census boreau at I Washington, I). C, is now in tbe de partment of the attornejr-veneral of tbe I'nited States. He (f raduated from the law school of Columbia university atl Washington, and was recently marries to Miss Anna Brown, who was ones teacher of vocal music at the Pendleton academy. Kast Oreonian. The sheriff's office is now a very boey plsce. Pheriff J. V. Matlock and Dep uty Lee Matlock are steadily at work writing out receipts for taxes and get ting the books into shape, which re qtiires a tfreat amount of work under the new law. Quite a number of tax payers are taking advantage of tbe three per cent rebate by paving in full. Already 4iKK) have been paid in since the roll was received on the 10th of thin month. 45 Pairs Children's Woolen Hose WE SELL IK! Ill All 15s tsIoss, bow All 25s values, bow . . 10s .1730 Children's Worsted Dresses Ages 2 to 12 years All 90c Talaes, now 63o All n 13 values, now 80s All 2 45 values, now 9 1 92 All $2 89 valoes, now 2 04 100 Pairs of Shoes for Ladies sad Children are now included is Ibis sals. Thirty pairs Ladies' Tan Shoes most of tbem silk Testing lap, hand turned soles of lbs very finest : All S3 00 Talaes, in Ibis sals 1 98 All 2 50 ' 1 75 All 2 25 ' - " I 48 Forty pairs Ladies' Black Vie! sad Kid. laoe, wells, tarns and McKays: AH S3 00 Tslnss, in Ibis ssls f 1 98 All 2 50 " - 1 83 All 1 38 - 1 00 Thirty pairs Children's School Sbosi, sixes 6 to 8s, 9 to 12i, 13lo2: All $1 00 vaJnes.ia this ssle 75 All 1 25 " " ' 94 All 1 35 " - 1 06 Men's Combination Felt Boots and Overs at Reduced Prices. Hart . 1' ake are showing one of tbe est anil most up to date stock of yro eries ever brought to the city. "1 All the new Laces and f Embroideries are here the daintiest effects in this ever shown buyers, i Mih iAM? tub tfM: imftv J Spring, 1902, Carpets and mattings for house cleaning time. Popular priced Ingrains and Tap estry Brussels. Real Estate Transfers. Wr fill mail orders promptly and guarantee our woik . 1'. O Ii.jrr. Mathews makes a specialty of filling mail orders for meats of all kinds lor nil kinds of watch and jewelry repairing, call on P. V. Borg. Full line of legal blanks at Portland prices, at iaktte office. P. (. liorg handles Washburne stringed instruments. Frank lhil'iatt, of Pendleton, was an incoming passenger Monday evening-. P. O. Borg has just received a large supply of Banjos, Guitars, violins and all kinds of musical instruments. (ieo. Perry, who resides near Ine Kock, was brought lo this city Sunday evening, and went to St. Vincent's hos pital at Portland Monday. Mr. Perry's illness is of a serious nature. Mrs. fcv P. liarrigues received a tele gram Monday evening conveying the ssd news of the death of her brotber in law, John Wilson, at Salem. Mr. and Mrs liarrigues left Wednesday morning for Salem. .1. A. Patterson, tbe popular engineer whe pulls the train on the Heppner branch of the (. 11 A S . went to Port- he wealth, com Some time ago be was struck in the piece of steel and the iolMei II i. ili n I I III Vl'l l:lll t fort ,il h.,,o.:n.r . f tb- 1-sople f eye With a small I i : 1 - , button Kecord. j T"C "een ''"'"'"' consu.er ! al'lv of late. The i i ' i i . si ' I" receipt ot a package of very i ll . i' seeds f r f in the well Ln.mii ...! 1. i f ! M. Ferry A ivtr.i-. M.I...-.H.. Th,. name of ' " St. Vincent's hospital .. I V .1 ..f f. I a .. "'ii a packagoif """ -,-'"" ;". .m,.uh Mis. Al. Justus f this Pity, who re- J J. Uobeits returned from Portland Monday evening. Mr. Roberts states ii.tn'K' that the sed are! , !h s,e sold in almost '",-f"-n surf iral operation . , ,,:,.., , the Tinted PIn.i.c,tis. He state, that the ,n..n.-,.s,. business has ' ftU" nir,',T "J w- , ., i . .. ' tliinu is favoraiile for bi recoTery. i Ii ill M....n he tune nl , ' i 'I'.i have a good i r I' . Ivm sc. I-. i a g 1. I'cnv I'VI'I t . n M I'ei. a' I I built ..n no'' V. Ml to 1 ".. t k-4ldl ll. g.ndeii. k' " 1 ; ruiit Le planted. N.. mi-tiko wi'l be mi le in buying I e-M V H'd. No. 2222 is the number Ihal l.lkCS I ItC lOOk CaSC and !,.. rjy'a I'ream rlm is such a remeily it. t a"l will cure catarrh r cold in the bend o. I72' is the ihi inner thai MsllT ,,, ri,ltiy. a tnai sue win u .i irr,.;,, r:n If mailed for in cent. All .IrngRista B-ll tha draws the tlrrssmtj case. II ri,,r(iH,T,.r,wrrenst ,n.y. il.... ijrlirk ."re nol PTC- ,w,n iut pain, d' ihCSC tltKCIS iiri I1UI 1'K imU,(,rr.n.e.?iI1K. ltsprea.Uit..ll rill fil IieforC MaiClt I, 1902. ' er an rritata and anprr siirfsce, reli. . , iiiK- immediaUly the mmUil inflammation. anotherdrawilNl Will )C held. With Klys "rem llm yoaare axuiej Conscr Ji Ayers Drug Co. j h YA IU Feer- Irlnp prrjuirnt Ions simply devel op dry catarrh; they dry up tlie secretions which a.Iln re to the membrane ami deconi we. causing a far more serious trouble than tlie ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry. iiiit inhalants, fumes, suiokea and snuffs and use 1 tint wliirli clean', aoolliea and Feb. 15, Caroline Sparka and John Wm. Reed of IoDe. s in Heppner W. Sparks to Catharine Pettys, 1!5 acres this weok. in sec 11, t 1 e. r 24 e. :00. Feb. 21, T. W. Ayers and wife to K. II. Slocuiu, lots b, 9 and 10, in Ayere' 4th add. to Heppner. tl-'o. Feb. 21, Kd. ClufTto James H (irabill, lot 4 in blk. l.Clutra 3d add. to lone, $:.). Feb. 21, Kd. Chiff. to W. 11. (irabill, uts o and (I, blk. 1, Cluifs 7th add. to lone. $KX. Feb. lo, F. C. Knighten and wife to 1.. P. Jones, Ml acres in sees. 34 and oo, t 3 e, r 2ii e. f "o0. Feb l'.i, Joseph A. Woohtry and wife to Kdward Miller, lot 11, blk Sperry's 2d add. to lone. $170. Feb. 20, Alice B. lloskins and hus band to W. A. Burton, one acre in sec. 3, t 5 s, r 25 e. o0. Feb. 20, Thos. W. Ayers and wife to John K. Mctiregor, lots 1 and 2, blk. 6, Avers' 4th add . to Heppner. $100. Feb. 14, Robert F. Wilrxot and wife to J. A. Woolery, lot 11, blk 9, Sperry's add. to lone, ti'.ii. Feb. 15, Samuel S. Knox to C. E. Miller, lhO acres, sees. 10 and ll,t5s, r 2rV s. $:. Feb. 22, Robert K. Simpson snd wife to Richard McF.iligott, 320 acres in sec. 22, ti'(, r23e. 11700. Feb. 22, Robert K. Simpson and wife to Richard McKlligoit, 2M1 acres in sec. 2ti, t 2 s, r 23 e. $1300. DlKll. HART In this city, Thursday, Febru ary 27, PJ0S, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hart. FRFY At Blacktioree, Oregon, Feb ruary 22, Kt02, Mrs. T-ida Frey, wife of K. C. Frey, aged 4ri years. Funeral services were bell at the Baptist church in this city, Sunday. A large number of people from this city and Blackhotse itnessed the last sad rites at the Heppner cemetery, Sunday afternoon. Mrs Frey was a highly re spected Christian lady and her demise is deeply regretted by the many friends and neighbors. Th Wt'stou tlouriu mill, whioh has Lihmi idle" for uilit mouths or more, will In slut ted ngain in a a few iIhvh. Prattle Tannot be Carr.1 By local spplications, as tiny canno reach tlie diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to enre deafness, and thai i" by e 'nstitnliooal remedies. lV-Hfiiesn is caused by an intiamed con dition of ttie mucous lining of tlie eusta oMao lobe. When this tube g'ts in flamed yon bsve a ruiiiblln V nnd or imperfect li.ar'.ne. and when it i en tirely c'ose.l deafness is the result, and mi Ice the II, tlnnimntii.lt can be Inkeo out and this lube restored to its tiormal condition, besting will tie ,t(sroel f r- ev r ; nin" ceoes ont of leu a-e caused bv Cstarib, I. oh is tn.tl ir I ill sn io Haired p. nd ili.v. . f li e iniron" nrf inee. We will iv (t-ie It'll ..tied I '!' for an) ee .iei e-s (.I b csfiiirh tiil ran n-d be enre. I by Hsll's Cure. Send lor rirpnlar. f-ee V. J. t'UKNKT A C . Toledo. O. Sold bv drntrgiM. 7.V. Hall's Family Pille are the tvel. Clarence Bisbee left Wednesday lor Portland, where he will visit a lew- days. Ir. J. T. Hufford, of Lancaster, Ohio, it visiting his brother George, whs re sides near Heppner. I . V. Gates of Hillsboro, Is in the city looking after his interests with the Light A Water Company. Free! Free! Free! Opera house to night and the rest of the week. The Cann Electric Belt Co. will commence a three nights engagement. Come out and laugh. Reserved seats 10c. The women of Woodcraft will give a social and supper at the K. of P. ball on Friday evening, March 7. A pro gram will be given consisting of mu sical and literary exercises. Admission inclnding tapper 25c. Children 10c. Lieutenant U. Jones of the Salvation Army, is in ibs city and it soliciting donationi to aid in tbe great slum, res cue and colony work of this organiza tion. The Salvation Army bat two larte farms, one in Colorado and tbe other in California, where unfortunate people are tent to be taken care ot. R. J. Carsner.of Haystack, and Oran Sluhbltfield arrived in Canyon City last Friday evening with Tim Townsend, of WOOL SALES. E. H. Clerk Purchases 37,000 Pounds at 11 Cents. E. H. Clark, the well known wool huyer, for H. C. Judd and Root of Hart ford, Conn , was in the city this week and purchased wool that had been held over from last season. Ed Dav sold 13,000 pounds at 11 cents per pound. . W. Mi Haley of Prairie City sold 16,000 poundt at 11 cents. J. A. Thompson gold S000 pounds at 11 cents. This wool was all baled at the M. C L. A T. Co.'s wareheuse and has been thipptd to H. C. Judd A Root at Hart ford, Conn. Slow to Register. Morrow county Toters are ilow about registericg. Out of tbe 15 precincts and about MX) voters in the county, less than 300 have registered up to the present time. The following lable show s ti e number of voters regiftered in each p-ecitu't: Gentry 21 Heppner 34 The Elks' bsll. Lena Matteson. . Morth lone South lone Cecil .. rrr Fork . . 15 Lexington 21 .39 Mt. Vern .n 3e 13 Wells Spr:nb-s . . 5 52 Alpine . 1 . ri Dairy ! U Eight Mile . 12 Iluuntatisin eraok and V. .1 R.ihinarm. of Pine C it' Haystack, who mere placed tinder V0 and 400 bonds respectively by Judge Brierlv of Monument, last John Jacobson, formerly it eek to ! was killed by a policeman h await the action of the district attorney st the May term of court on a charge of larceny of hoiees, the property of Grant county horsemen. The prisoners were tnrned over to the custody of Sheriff Ijiurance and are now patiently await ing the final disposition of their cases. It it understood that each could easily give the bond under which they were placed, but at soon as they had gained their temporary liberty they would be arrested again on a similar charge, so they decided to submit to jail life for the next few months Blue Mountain Eagle. MKKirl Hl'RT-SI.IFFF At the M. E. church, outh, in this citv. Fehrnarv 1. 1 2. Mr. James B Hurt and Mist Dessa Sliffe, Rev. F. M CatiiieM officiating. PEVORE-BAKER At H.irdman, Ore eon, February 23. I'.tV, Mr. Wm. E. DeVore and O a Baker. Daenecratie Cemmittee Meeting. Heppner Lodge No. 35$, B. P. 0. E., gave their annual ball in the opera houi-e lart Saturday, which was well at tended. The committee on decorations nad the hall beautifully decorated. On the t-tage there was a forest of flr trees with a larj;e elu standing in front, which was very natural. On one side of the opera hou-e a lar-e flag was hung, end streamers of purple and white were strung the full length and across the hall, making in all a very pretty effect. The dance commenced promptly at 8 p. m., and it was noticeable that all present came with the intention of hav ing a good time and were not disap pointed, as the Elks are noted for their sociability. At 12 o'clock lunch was announced at Roberts' hall and there waa a great rush for fear that there would not be room tor all, but this was unnecessary for two tables tbe full length of the hall were spread with everything that could be desired in the way of eatables. J.A.Hart delivered the toast and all tbe Elks drank to the beaitn of the ab sent brothers. Messrs. Wickersham and Smith played a trombone and cornet duet, which was well received and appre ciated. We have heard many comments in regard to this occasion and all seem to i 1 l tv, have Veen pleased and say tbe Elks are e resist- 1 roval entertainers. Rssolutiens of Condolence. Whbbsas, it has pleased ths Grand Exalted Ruler of the Universe to take from our midst our beloved brothsr Charles W. White, and Wheseas, Brother While has by his strict adherence to the principles of our order, endeared himself to its members, therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of Brother Charlet W. White, Heppner Ledge No. 351, Benevolent snd Pro tective order of Elkt, hat anffered ths lost of one of its most respected and honored naecabert and that we mourn bim as a worthy member of our fratsr. nity, and Resolved, That this lodge extends its sincere tyaapathv to hit bereaved rela tive! in their affliction, aad Reaolved, that these resolutions be tpread upon the minutes of tbe lodge, printed in the city papers and that a copy be ssnt to ths wife of oar deceased brother. E. L. Fbiihsd, J. A. WoOLKIT, J. C. BORCHIBS. ing arrest at Ijitirati.le, v.nd.iy last, j Nightaatchman Earl Jont tried to ar- j rest Jacobson for being drunk and dis-1 I to cn-e. 1 . . Grove s aignature it on each box. 2V To Cure a Cold in On Day aIia 1 it Al i v Kfiim.i ti'iininA Tihlata orderly, but Jacobton fotigl.t him c ff' druggists refund the money i' it tails and got away. Jaconson t! en got a re votver and went to liurt thr odicer. Jones came upon Jacobin again, aud ordered him to surrender. There was an exchange of shots in which Jacob s n was shot. Ja.vbs-.i : had beer, iu l.aGrande since J .;ly a- i was employed by Bock A Tlionii.-. 1 hers. He was generally w e'l Iik-1. V ::!ig Jsivl-son was foru e-ly i ; , ! Hc pr.cr a butcher for Bock A M i". i s. Commissioner Ed. C. Ashbaugh was an outgoing passenger oa Wednesday's train for Portland. Mrt. B. F. Yaugbaa left this morning for Corvallis and other Valley point where she will visit relatives and frieudt for a month. PROHIBITIONISTS TAKE NOTICE Fartuant to a call of tbe Prohibit. on Central Committee, there will be I. el 1 a County Convention or sitembly of th Prohibition psrty of Marrow County at the Court Housa in Usppcer, tiregjn. ion Tuesday, March 11, 102, at '.n Stop in and get one of those choice o'c'ock a. a ., for the purpose c' s.eci fancy rolls of creamery butter at Hart irt candidates for tbs various cein v A l.iake s. otf. Stops the Cough snd works off the Cold Star Lodging House. Ti : iv !. ig ng H-)ite :! e I ; Fell w build ng, i and i base t- r et i now : e p-;.-. ' N- l -.:i or expeli- : ;m-c 1 : 1 :kj t..: ! ".-.-e ; e- crv I'.ir'i -. a-. T:.e b ces to :s voted fjr a: iLa June eisction, aud to psrfet t ..ur . . i.-.i v orgacitation accord. eg to -,n. iied io by the nsw law noons can v.-t- at pr tr May unary er convention uui r--g re-' to the" .1. fr..n,,. f , . ,. register before the al.ov . a: 1 t.. it a point to atten I sa.J ,-. - : :; , en :l. Laxative I'.iomi i co'd in one day Price 2" cents. lets . iv ru-e a la v. Trotting Stalboi Pilot. Tbs Imocratic Central Coramitt. e of M rtow county will nieet on Satnrday, March Eighth, at 2 o'clock p. ni., at the 1 court house, Heppner. Business of im- Mrtance will come before tbe nieetirg. ! including naming date (or 1 ol.bng pii- i niaries and convention, ami aportin- : irg delegates. It. V . W'aLl s. Chairman S.J lkkiF.il, Secretarv. n io t'ne tr.tlin; s! malse !!ie fi'm.Mi ot 1 1 Tub M'rmgw in Jun-pe: Teini. -esn..n. I ev a'.':. " I'.lot a i 2 ! ri' ran. h . -r. on. ii i un. i k.-: '' . i 'let .'ii CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ths Kind You Hare Always Bought Bears th. Hi; at . re ii le e l 1 :v ac. 1 c. . ..-.1 s,.e for : : y;. vi- t j - er : i. ! : .- i 1 '-.-! I !.. e . t tt'.' i l ?i. U . Mar ; m . t f e a beeu lass ::i eg .' : 'ii'ii ... . ' n'jly. p. JJ. li - s i.o. k A M:;.r i ave i .. ners-i.i, . ? u: : , an ...t :ra'S a:; i ar.l ir . SA; : .. ., "end a copy i .' the -, , V- a friend in the 1 . rAKH run mi r K F llvv Ti.e C A. K.'.a :rk, one ruiie rS. . u . ? as t! e a. 1 e.n e Year c ! lies. ? ' : tl. . c:'-.ce . ' K I 1 li s f .e la k of t:- o U i . lU't A l'.'ake deltM-r grocer. f T.i New -in k . y far.,. ' I 'i , 'i.a v n. oug 'it tor Jii an a. r. r, .,, on th r I cash. Mat a.-r-s. . a- , n li both .;n land, an.) t ,. ,.,,.. ri -v.ra. lia ta n,a, -,., r .lt o.Ta is i at i an , 1. A. li'.i'i, I ,ne. iireg