Heppner gazette., March 20, 1902, Image 3

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The I Icppner Gazette
TniKHiMV March 20, 1U02
The WeeK's News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About thelity.
Call at Lillie K. Cohn'e (or millinery.
I'.rtiker C. Uhea came up from lone
Tnurd.ty.
E. I lick a of Canyon City waa in tle
city thin week.
I'. O. Ilorir bandies Washburne
stringed iiiHtruiuents.
Semi a copy of the New Year edition
to a friend in the East.
Hon. Henry Black man waa a paesen
ger for Spokane, Monday.
Republicans Nominate
Strong Ticket.
ENDORSE WILLIAMSON
Reeolutlon Aeleetee' Opaoelna the
Return of Simon to U. S. Senate
- Harmony Prevallee.
waa but very little strife and tlia time
occupied waa very short. There were
no nominating speeches and ell Deemed
to be pleased with the result.
The following 'precinct comnuttenien
were appointed :
Heppner, Frank Koberts; Mt. Ver-
oon, W. W. Kmead; Gentry, A. A. An
drews ; Mouth lone, V. H. Blake ; North
lone, M. H. Maxwell; Dairy, Ed Co;
Dry Fork, T. A. Morgan; Lexington,
Chas Johnson; Lena, John Wadell;
Matteson, James Hart; Cecil, A. L.
Troedaon; Eight Mile, Chas. Anderson;
I'ine City, J. A. Hoskinn; Alpine, E.
Andrews; Welle Hprinjri, Philip Uoh-
erly.
For Justice of the peace and con
stable, the following were named for
precincts as follows :
Ifeppner J. L. llockett, juetice; G.
D. Hatt, constable.
Eight Mile mi Dry Fork J. 8.
Younng, justice; W. W. B'annan,
constable.
lone E. T. Perkins, justice ; W. Ce-
For Clerk Vawter Crawford
For (Sheriff K. M. Shutt.
For Treasurer M. Lichtenthal.
For Assessor W. L. Baling.
For Commissioner John Williams
For Coroner Dr. Kistner
For Hurveyor -John F. Koyee.
Plate and Concessional delegates
Full line of legal blanks at Portland c A john,00 Ljton; M. g. M
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prices, at i, akite omce. we Ion- A iiar(1man : Dillard
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quick delivery and clean groceries is French, Ina; Jas. Jones, Heppner ; eon, constable.
where Hart A Wake shine. It. r. Hynd, Mt. Vernon. Lexington W. B. McAlister. iustioe:
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KOK KALE 3 fine residence lots. The convention was called to order et J. D, White, constable
Inquire of A. Abrahauisick. 10 o'clock by U. F. Hynd, chairman of All delegates were present either in
For all kinds of watch and jewelry lhe countJ antral committee. person or proxy as follows :
Chairman llynd stated that the first Heppner Albert Osmin, AC Giger
order of business was the election of a I by J. It. Dawson, Frank Roberta, James
temporary chairman. By motion Mr. I Jones, W L tiasith. Fred Warnock, B
Hynd was e)ectel temporary chairman, F Vaugban by J. W. Shipley
and appointed U. u. Justus and I. w. Mt Vemon-R F Hynd, W W Smead,
If organ, secreteriaa. j, 0 Justus. S E Willi.. W F CamDbell.
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By motion, lh chair Appointed thej Smith
.i i. i i e
louowing committees, aner wuic.i aa U.ntry-H W Bartholomew, Joe Kec
Work has been commenced on the re- I journinent was teksn until 1 o'clock. I lor j j e r n ( a Andrews.
laimug wall at the court uouee grouoae. reaeoiiais td. ox, . i.. ouiitn, Sonth lone W J Blake MR Mor
Finest ntok of millinery ever brought Cuae. Johnson, Geo. F. Welch, J. w- an, Mat Halvorsen
to Heppner. Ueswence oi i.ime r.. Beckett. Matteson Lnfe Penland. Jaa Hart.
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Organisation and order of business- A, Lindsay by R F Hynd, Wm Pot
Attorney and Mrs. G. W. Phelps I W. W . Ktnead, H. W . Bartholomew, -jr Louis Grosheo, Geo Welch. E.J
were outgoing pasengera Monday K Mc ey, t rank ard, J . J.. Howard. Hlocura b yW W t?mead
morning. I lieeolutions Fred Warnock, Paul
K ( ' Krev ha been aiiointed ad- Keitman, L. F. Crow, (i. W. Hmitli,
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miniHtrator ol the estate oi l-iua r rey ,
decerned. To appoint State and Coi.f resional
. ... r m Nelegalee-J. W. Shipley, . E. Nolson,
U' O I. U U M..aII l'..rb
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THE approach of Piaster marks the opening of Spring and with it comes invariably the need of a new
hat or bonnet to go with the new gown. The Fair Store constantly strive? to gratify the taste of the
raostfastidious and succeeds by keeping in close touch with the latest edict of Darne Fashion. An
immense line of new Spring Millinery has just been received. Hats, Bonnets and Caps to suit every ago
and every purse. We wish to call special attention to our extensive line of
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HEADGEAR
repairing, call on P. U. Borg.
We fill mail orders promptly and
guarantee our work. P. O. Borg.
M. S. Maxwell, of lone, was a busi
ness vitiitor in Heppner, Tuesday.
ieo. Beck, the Hamilton sheepa an, I
was in the city several days this weea.
Co. at Sp-av.
Hart ti Blake, the croeers are now lo
cated id thir new quarters in the new
Hociim hiiildinji ou Main street.
1'. ). Bora I.hh jnt received a large
mi iiti' v nf B.iii' !, i niitarn, violins end
all kiii.U ( iii iii a! instruments.
Roberts.
The convention was eel ltd to ordqr at
1 o'clock in the afternoon by lempor
ary Chairman K. F. Hynd.
The report of the committee on ere
I dentials was adopted.
The report of the committee on or
gsniaation and order of business which
W. It Bowman snd Kmmett Co bran recomroended that the temporary or
ol Moiiiinieiit, were in the city this (fniation be made the permanent or
week attending the Mason han.juet. ganiiation was adopted.
Attorney C. K- Kedtield and Mrs. w ili.UMkoH tunoBKXn,
Kedtleld and dangler left Monday The following report of the committee
BioruinK to viwit frienils in Pendltton. 00 renalntinna w anaaimously adopt-
The Morrow County Land A Truatled:
Company ehipped a carload of seed
wheat and rye to Bker City, Tuesoay.
Jan. Jones ho was thrown from a
agon in a r .ma ay at cident, and was
injure.) a'loiit the slioulders, is improv
ing. Mr. I'ortwo')d, hook keeer for the
ArlinxUin Warehootie Co., was in the
city Thursday to attend tbe Masonic
banijuet.
Sheep xhearing crews are now begin
ning to come in and are waiting to strip
the tleeo-s from the sheep. Shearing
will l general ahont the first of April.
Ed Day, the well known Morrow
county sheepman, this week purchased
ttie Wm. Douglas place on Butler creek,
consisting of H-O acres, of Hvnd Bros,
for $.V'im.
Howard's grocery store is a very pop
ill at place for t lie purchase of supplies
for fanners and outfits for outing in the
way ol extra fine groceries. Almost
everything imaginable kept in stork.
It's handy w hero you can get anything
you. want
The banket ball team is practicing
regularly twice a week, Wednesday and
Saturday evening", and is improving
rapidly. ireat interest is being taken
bv the Indies and no doubt Heppner
w,ll have a fine team in the near future.
This is very healthful eierriee, and is
recommended and encouraged by the
leading schools and colleges of the
country.
While oot to Thos. Matlock's ranch,
s in i ! f n m town, last Sunday, we
uere shown notne of lug fine yearling
colts. He in tireaking them now and
from all appearances we will bear ol
no-tie record breaking time made by
them in the near future. They are
throiighloe.lM an. I have every quality of
being veiy f.ist.
That whereas, the Republicans
of Morrow County desire just and
able representatives in Congress,
We, the Republicsns of Mor
row Connty in convention as
sembled, believing in tbe grand
principles of the Republican
party, and that we should be rep
resented at the National capital
by eble earnest end conscientious
men do hereby unanimously en
dorse the candidacy of Hod. J.
N. Williamson for Representative
ia Congress. .
Tbat we are absolutely oppoeed
to such men as Joseph Kimen and
Simon methods, end
Whereas, it is tbe sentiment of
a large majority of tbe Republic
ans of Morrow Connty that Joseph
Simon ie not a fit representative
in the United ItUtesSenete, there
fore le it
Resolved, That our delegation
to the state convention, be and
they are hereby instructed not to
cast their votes for any candidate
on tbe legislative ticket, who will
not declare himeelf opposed to
he election of Joseph Himon to
I'nited States Senate.
The delegetes recommended by the
committee to appoint State and Con
gressional delegates, were elected with
hut little opposition.
In the nomination of the ticket there
i
Cecil Sven Troedsen, N P Berson.
F.ight Mile-J W Beckett, E Berg-
strom, O Bergstrom.
Pine City J. L. Howard, Ike Vinson.
Alpine-K II Andrews, Chas Barthol
omew by E H Andrews.
WeBs Springs L J Crow.
North lone Paul Kidmen, M. S.
Mai well by E S Cox.
Dairy E 8 Cox. Chas Hsme by Ed
Coi, O A Bleakman, Ben Parker, J F
Ward, O W Shaner.
Dry Fork--.N R McVey. T W Mor-
gan, Frank Lundell.
Lexington Kd Palmer, C A Johnson,
8 E Notson.
Lena J I) French, Dan Hirl, Cbaa
levin.
COMVEKTION NOTES,
Perfect harmony and good feeling
was ooticeable.
Everything was at-complfihed in short
order.
Chairman II F. Hynd makes a good
presiding officer. Be kept everything
down to business all the time. His de
cisions were to the point.
It was a cold day for Mr. Moody.
There was a good attendance of visit
ore.
-CRAND OPENING 0F-
Dress Hats ar)d Tailored Street Hats, March 22d
Then will be shown the daintiest creations direct from Fashions Center in exclu
sive designs at popular prices. We do not ask fancy prices for these goods, as is the
usual custom, but place them within the reach of all.
A plaia, emootk braid and a rongb puffed effect braid, sailor, in
either blaek ar white, excellent values, from
25 to 90c
lilors, tbe broad brim s
n tbe East, will sell at
SBl.OO .
la bettor yrede sailors, tbe broad brim shape, tbe Wellington
bloek, bow eo powaler tn tbe East, will sell at
Tbs lateet fad ia tailorsd bats is a broad brimmed Manila effect
straw aad roach pSc straw with faney drapee. These reege in priee
from
&Q.OO to 3.85
Misses aad Children's Dook bats, in white aad colore, 35 to 98c;
Finer oaee Id trims aad pleated Obiffoas
We also iaolnde Leghorns from medium to the very finest gredee
with wreetba and flowers to trim to taste.
Faney Trimmed Hats ia a wide raogs of deeigns and oolors, snd
all stylish, from : 31 38 to 85 00
Pattern Hale Tbeee are as swell aa any you will find in tbe leadiog
millinery hooeee of tbe eily. Parisian ereetions, no two alike, beeotiee
everyone, from 8-4 00 to 87 50
LADIES
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TAILOEED SUITS ARE HERE
VEILINGS
All the new Veilings,
chenille, dotted, webbed
and checks in stock.
ixsLVssnjTAii''r''i'-' "-""I - --'
GLOVES.
The Carmen in all col
ors for $1.00 cannot be
equaled anywhere for
the money. VVe also car
ry the Victoria in black
and the Martha in colors.
All Guaranteed.
LIVESTOCK NOTES.
Cattle Salew-Saean ShearUa
Seaw fee Csmmssssi.
Will
Peculiar
To Itself
T. R. Howard for fine groceriee
Trimmed and plain bate at Miss
Leach's-
lists remodeled and all kinds of mill
inery at Lillie E. Colin's residence.
We give a Japaneeee mash bowl
ith every dollar's worth of one special
25c coffee. Hart h lUake.
Imiveriel means the best, that is tbe
name of our place our goods back it op.
We ajakea specialty of fancy groceries.
Hart A Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Simons left Satur-
day'morning for their new home near
Centerville, Wash. Mr. Simons will
take charge of a farm and will hereafter
be a tiller of the aoil.
The enp that cheers is coffee. We
ere making a specialty on coffee and
tea. We have the distributing agency
for Jas. Hukins' coffee. None better.
Satiafaction guaranteed. Try it once
and you will come again. If. A B.
Monteraatelh Bros, will open their
marble shop in this city in a short time.
They will receive a carload of granite
from Arlington next week, and later on
w ill receive a large lot of fine marble
from the East. Monterastelli Broe. are
artiste and will do a good business.
They will make a specially of tomb
stone work and fine snarMe cutting.
Wm, Huguewood, justice of the peace
Several aalee of cattle are rsported
this week. The beef market ha bean
about atationanr for the wast month.
Prices have bald abont the same
Sheep buyers are beginning to come in
but as yet no aalee are reported. Mr
Harvey, of Montana, and a Washington
boyer are here now looking over tbe
situation. The buyere are making bnt
few offere so far. There are plenty ol
sheep for sale bnt the owners are de
mending good prices. The shearing
season will now eooa be on. With the
shearing and lambing season, sheep
men will be very busy.
Kilkenny Broe, of Bead Hollow, will
commence shearing on tbe 23d of this
mooth.
John Ilavee. of Batter Creek, tbie
weea purchased 100 head ef stock cat
tle, 2-year-olds, ftoja Brown Bros, of
Lone Rock, for 121 par bead.
Arthur Minor beeght 1&0 head of
etock cattle, 2-year-olds, of N. 8. Whet
stone. Tbe price wae $28 per head.
This week, Jes. Johnson, of Buttsr
Creek, eold 100 bead of beef e tears to
Seattle parties. It ia oaderatood that
the priee wae 4.40 per hundred.
Iavid and Chas. Hyad delivered in
Heppner tbie week 60 bead of beef
steers for Carstsns Broe, of Heattle.
The price waa 94'. 25.
In what it in and what it dors con
Liining tbe ta'Rt llood-i)lirif"ill, ,t lone, issned a warrant for tee arreet
alterative and tonic substances and 0f ("Urenoe Robinson. Sheriff Matlock
Mr. and Mm. W. i. Totter entertain-1 rffivtinjj til most radical and HT- ,rreted Robinson at the Palace hotel in
niiincnt cure of all humors and all tll,s cj,Vi Tuesday morning. He was
eruptions, relieving weak, tired, uken to 1(Mie an officer from that
languid feelings, and buildmp up ljlT Kobmson is charged with obtain
the whole pysteiu is true only of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
No other medicine acts like it ;
1 a i'l t In-11 f 1 tends Wednesday
f v.-iiui afti-r tliM banki't ball game. An
cx.-.'ll.Mit liimhiMX) waa ecrved. The
remAiiiili'r "f the pvoiiing was spent in
liMlfiim to v.Mrtl and inxtrumelital nill
ic, wliuh wax highly appreciated.
1 bom pra-sfiit ewiued t ie of one no other medicine has done so
oi-nion. that Mr. ari l Mr. Totter are nilicii real, miOSUUUiai poo. Ilrt
roval enlerlainor.
ing goods ander false pretense.
M. J. F. Morgan, of Heppner, was
over the first of the week. While here
he purchased from J. E. tullcspie his
1 .. ... . I i.,n, .,f 111 acres. Tlie consuleistion
I I'luer iimiiniic iiu rt-M.nu ut-iiu 1
and strength at so little cost
Frank Spalding is visiting his brother
Elmer Spaldiag . '
The Gasstte has the egency for all
newspspers and msgssinse.
J. E. Williams, representing The Se
curity Gold Miaieg Co-, is ia the city.
A. B. SUaley oi Echo haa purchased
an interest in the easiness of the Hard-
maa Mercaatile Co W. A. Leathere.
the termer msasgsr has gone to Pend
leton.
Mesonic Banquet.
Koyal Arch Chapter No. 20, gave a
grand banquet and love feast last Thurs
day eyen'mg. The affair was one of the
prominent social events of the season.
Nine candidates were initiated by the
lods as follows :
Emmet Cochran, of Monument, S. V.
Moore, of Condon, John Whities, Dr.
Kistner, H. A. Emerson. Robert U.
Hart, W. B. Barratt, Milt Morgan, Wil
lard Blake.
The banquet was in charge of the
ladies of the Eaetern Mar and was
served at Koberts hall. There were
117 plates. The table decorations in
carnations and violets were must beau
tiful. At each plate there was a card
on which there was sn appropriate in
scription and a handsome little boqust
of violets.
Just before luncheun Miss Welch
sang a sweet solo. There were also in
strumental solos by differed members
of the orchestra.
The proceeds of the banquet will be
applied to the purchase of a new piano
for the Msson'c hall.
LEXINGTON NEWS
Lexington, March n, 1&02.
Rev. E. R. Beach has been confined
to bis bed several days witb the grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan, of Rhea Creek,
attended church st Lexington, Snndsy.
Miss Lottie Davis returned home
Sunday. She has been at Heppner
several weeks.
Miss Grace Tyler came home last
Friday on account of the serious illness
of her mother.
C. A. Johnson and family are agaia
residents of Lexington, having moved
op from lone last week.
Clyde Gentry will stay with his sister,
Mrs. J. E. Stsnton, in Eight Mile, this
samm r, and attend school.
Several of our citirens wsre in atten
dance at the Republican convention,
Saturday, as delegates and spectators.
Several people from tbe Eaet have
been looking at the couaty about Lex
ington during the past week wiih a
view of locaitng here. Let them come
on ; we need more people.
Rev. W. O. Miller held a short seriee
of meetings at the Liberty school bouse,
Fxtra coi.ins of the Uazj.tts Nhw ! commencing last r ruler and closing
Year edition can be obtained at this J 8unJ-T- H pects te begin a eeriee
of meetings cn Butter creek tbie week.
The grippe is raging in this vicinity.
Among tbe recent cases ws note Miss
lona White. C. D. Leach. Mrs. W. O.
Miller, and J. H. Uemmell. Mr.
Rsanev's children ais recovering rap
idiy. I. N. Marler and sen Frank, who ar
rived here recsetly from Missouri, are
talking of returning to their old home.
If thev will stay here a little longer, we
can ''show" them that Marrow county
is al! right.
Apligue, fancy buttons, allover !i-p,
belts, neckwear, hosiery, corset., shirt
waists, dress skirts, Doint lace ma
terials, etc, at Mrs. L. J. Estes'.
The speed committee of the Oregon
State Fair have commenced taeir early
closine stakes for 1 jO-.' fair atiW aron
them is a stake for two rear oi l Tinners
for Oregon, Washington and Idaho bre i
eo'.ts, five furlongs, $300 added. Thi
should make a stske valued at f !0mJ if
properly patroaized and some of th
Morrow County horses should make an
eflort to win it. We are informed that
these stakes will be continued each
year if well patronized by tbe ruaning
horse snen.
Stepe the Couth
ana works off the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Fay.
Price 25 cents.
M. E. Churoh.
Institute.
A local teachers' .institute will be
held et lone, March 7, 12. The in
etitate will be beli in the school house
end wi:i begin at SO oVock a. m. A
fir program has been prepared. County
Superintendent J. W. Shipley earnestly
requests e good attendance.
office at 10 cents per copy.
M. L. Savelv and W. U. Dennis, of
Dnsrsville, Tenn., arrived in this city
Saturday evening, lloth of these gen
tlemen are looking for a location. Mr.
Savely is a man with a family and de
sires to get a good farm and also town
propsrty so that his children can bavs
the advantages of a good school.
All Ssiuts Episcopal Church Palm
Sunday, March L'3d ; Sunday School 10
a, ni. ; morning service with sermon, 11
a.m.: evenirg service with sermon.
7:30 p. m. Neit week leing holy
week, services with sacred readings.
ill be held every morning at 10 :;0 a.
ni., and on Good Friday, evening ser
vice, with serrii n. 7 -.CO p. 111.
The revival meetings have closed. The
collection Sunday evening wm over $25.
We take this opportunity to express our
appreciation of the interest shown in
tbe meetings by the public.
The Beck family went to Athena.
Monday to assist in meeting.
H. L. BtniHToi , Pastor.
No. 30 wins bookcase at
Conserl Ayer's. If not pre
sented by March 25. 2d
choice No. 283 will take the
case.
E. M. Shutt and his l-Tsr-old eon
I-awrenoe left Monday morning for
Chua,;o, where tbe boy will receive Walker. The IVir.--ra
...i.ri nri... ... .,. it.. . for the nomination of a
!, eyes At the sk-e of t:i months he
. 1 - - . ...
j tcuuaoiei a vioieni s.egv 01 wnooping 5. 1 ) t the co-irt .
b ! cough, which settled in his eyee. al- The apport-onu.-i.t o
most lompivtely ruining the vision of hd on the v :
ene eve ana seriously 1u.1a.r1eg the " ''
or.e for every riitert- .
v s on of tbe other.
The tvt oculists
WHI'I.D SMA8B THE CLUB.
It members ef the "Bay Fevsr As
sfK istloo" wcal.l ase Dr. King's New
Dmeovtry for Consamplioa, tbe elub
wonld to dim, for it always cores
i Ibis malady, and Asthma, tbe kiod thai
Easter Hate.
Iier line s'llln'rl (
f-atunUv, M.ir Ii L
islterti hat.
i..! ih. jMlnrt. It wholly d riv. (mm
wsslAVI. Mr. Morgan, or Mill . f m. Tboaswods of oorebepe
"I traublvd with scrofula and earn he is better known, la a minineni ana taffsrere ImOS reason pllon, feeo.
near loatnc wiy ytlaht. Tot four nontht I I ,. .., ...Mu man of Hepi-ner. ; m.ioia. BroBchitie owe their live end
lad le weVome liim bealtn son. n o.s-.r unr.
litlleoeee froes U.np ead Hboopine
Mis I.. J. I Kti a mill liavenri display , rouM aol ! do anyUtlnc. Aflav taklec
to holtln of Hood Ssraapvtlls I mld iro (B n slilll re g
to wlk. and whm I kad Ukoa laht bonlra I
Uilm of llcpp- j could r at wll a ever." Srsia A. Haiaa-
... , ' Tow. VI lthr. N. t'.
lit-r an 1 virimiy are ronnaiiy inynea
rail and inpci't same.
noDo earaiparma prvmuss
. cure and keep the promise.
lo line comu.iini y. He will return mJ p,.,, fpr
about April Is' t 'eniain p ni.an.i.i.j. bro, ,,4 OBi ir.blee. SOe, 1 CO.
Sprev Courier. Tnel boltles free al Hlooom Drng Co s.
ajiiej KFWAIU). KV.
The res.lers f tbis paper will
pleased to learn that there l al lent one
dreaded aiese taut science has beeo
able to cnr in all its Ftatres and thai is
Catarrh. Utll ('niarr.h Cure ia lbs only
positive enre bow tii.iwo t) tbe tntJical
fralermir. Ciitarrti a coustiiution- . cf Portland bave treated tb.e bov ever
el di.e.e.m,., . nstllut.oo.l treat-. ,;n, ut witl0(K a.4...r;4i e-p,t." 1,
men! Urt 1 s I hi .rrt: 1 urt 1 tnkrn m- ,
lernahy. srtmg d rrelly upon lb blrxd i Mr. Shutt' intention no to j ce tiie
and mnn. Urfvs ol il,e etm. ! UJ unJ.r the rtr. o( t,.e bt ,4,
thereby drlroj nv 'he f uindiition of the I
disease, and giving tbe paiieoi strepgib 1 iahs'e of Chicago, and they w.'. Ve av-
by bnildicgnpthecontitntot. anj e-MOt ..p, t!l? fTt,T portion of a
sisting nsln'" in d -ing it w.rk Tl
propm tor ' sve tuuoh faith iu it month
cnratite r --"ft: t:it the ('fl-r (lie -
llno,1re,l IVhsr f..r any rse ttijit It
fail t care. S i- 1 fi t Jul , t t.t.aion-lain.
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.
Notice is hereby given tl.it the regu
lar meeting of the Demcx 'at.o primaries
for tbe election of delegates to tt e
connty convention, frm our county,
will be held on March 1 at Ile
oanal places, wiib t!,e ex.-eption . :'
kfatteeon previnct, whioh will be he: 1
at Gilliam A Bif' ee's wa-efione. ir '.
North lone, which w:;i be held at ti..
office of N. A. Leach, and vn!i I .oe
which will be held at the hall of C. T
. rm ev.ti :
ur"; t., ke'.
and the election of d.-t-:. to ti
State convention, w;!i !- e ! c-i pr..
Addreee. F. J. C:e-pev Ai'o.Toled .
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Hall's Ktui: I'u'.g r the t-ffl.
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For Infasts aad Cluldren.
Bi Kind You Hara Alwajs Bsoght
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Irringr prpratlona .Ut;.
j op dry catarrh ; thy dry tip C ecrr;iot.,
i adhere to the memt race a: 1 :cow.
poaa. caur.ng afar more senocs tr-. etLaa
I th ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid aJ dry.
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j a&d use tbat wtuch rltiaiM, ooli:e an 1
j boa'.a Fit Cream Iavlm u a remvjv
1 and will cure catarrh or o-!J m ti. boat
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