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Newspaper Page Text,.,l)tl -vV K K 32 L Y P A P E R i OFFICIAL JOB PRIMING . , . We haff the best, equippex! Job Ollii f in MurrwA County and can 1'ririt Ati th.i.g. ; : ; : : : Legal blanks Kept constants on hand. We bav th l.itrg..t Assortment tide skIm of J'ortlar; 1. ..GIVES ALL THE NEWS.. Subscription Price. One year - r' Kix IIIUIltllH 75 &H'iJ boh- HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 17, 1902. NO. 882 TWENTIETH YEAR WW to ornciAi" x)i3aacro3a-x-. United HUtm lffllBl. PreiMent TUaodore .e.K dtonury of .SUW , w. . uay d .. 'rotary of I rmtimr ..Lymnu J. (la rianral.ry of Inmrmr Coruelm. N. II i. tJjor.iu.iy of War ...h.H.Koot .i ..tretery .f Navy ..John D. Jwi l'.,.l,ue-.tr.Jeuaral Ckarlei hiiiery Himth attorney -tiiueritl. J" W. UrirBt HrtKryof AaTimiltnre Jamee Wilaon Cu B.UiMnlUnil OtHoe..,...BiDr Hermann Stale Federal UHelal i John H. Mitchell tjanatore. I Jueepli Himon 1 I hue. M. lougo lmreiwn J M. A. Mtxiy Internal lteenue Collector 1). M. Ourine Dutriot Jud CP H,:1,",?"r Ciroaii Ju.iica W- B 'filbert Dutriot Attorney U b. Mar.tial iwiih Uuuier L'altd MUtea lud OfHeers. TBI DALLIIi OB. Jay P. Laima KiUt Guarattereoa Ummtm LA 0AKI)1, OB. E. W. Hartlett RaUUr t. I). beckliamer Kecelvar Urr(oo 8tate Officials. tiuraraur T.T. Oer Seeretaryi.f but If. 1. Dunbar Vrowipir O H. floor tjaiit. Publio iDitroction J. R. Ackerman attoniay UomI U. U.K. Blackburn HritiUr VV- U- '1 t H. . Beau, inureiae Judge V. A. Moore, la K. WoNertoo Hoard bchool Laud Cub miction Wart Chamberlain flume Wardon Alpha (Juimby Kith Coin r. C Until. Astoria t electuary HarK-eim Wru, McLean, Portland Mxth JadleUl UUtrM. Clrealt.fuil.-a W. K. Kill! Proeacutmg Attorney T. G. Halley Morrow (Vdb(7 OBriaU. Joint Hettatur J. W.Morrow k prentaue. A. B. Thumaoti Co ifitf Judire A. ii. Hartholouiew " f'oaiiBiMtnuere..... J . It. Howard Bl. C. Aihbaufh. " Clark "Yawter Crawford ' BherlfT i W. MUim; " l r,waarer M. linhtetittiai " AwMMor Yi l.. hallii " Htra.r. J.J. MvUew Hohool Hap't J.J W. Hhiuley (Jnroner I)'- K tattler i'ocli luiwtor Ilenry Mrhenlnaer Dtuti-e J. f. lihea. loBe , Ike Vinton, Galloway Hirrxaa town ornriai. Mior Kratik tiilllam (''innUmen H P irTiTjia. J It. Mlm"n. J. J. Kob-ria. K. W Khaa, (ito. NoM nl Ihoe. (Jiliuil U. irdr J. P. Williame l'rAurAr U W. HriKS Mr.hal (ieorge Thornton HflrIII ' BOOL DISTRICT. Hr-:Uir-fraiik IIIIM m O. K Karntwerth, 1 M Haxrr, Clerk J.J. Kotx-rtt. Precinct OfHcerr. J Mdcenf the P-are J. P. William! C mUl.P. . H" G. IV. Phelps ATnUiSKV AT LAW. OftW on Vy nrr.l, HeppntT, Oregon. C E Rcdfield ATTOUXKY AT LAW. ):n r "u cal ol May 8lr-t. ll pi'iier, OrcK'Mi. A. Mallory, r. ,s' roMSIISSlOSFK .)TAHY I'UliUV ! nhoriMl t" takn all kln'li of I.AM) rK)Ki aiil I. M Kll.l.Nt.r ('illr. tiana in.do on rraaonaMr tormt. ortlc-e .1 rl'l'Mi on Cha.- ilrret. liiitrriimenl land script for tale GEO. F. WELCH. 4 T TO USE Y -AT - LA rrn a: Wtt tide I'pper Main Street. HirPMi. Oaa.oM Dr. E. E. Wilson, IUCNTIHT. Otlu-fi on Vpjier Main atrpct. DR. METZLER. niCNTIHT I HI ATI. I) OVKH I'OhrorFICK. iMtlK'l K At HKAH or BIU.DINO. McSwords & Klstner. FHYSIC1.WS ASH sniaFoxs. Olflrf Ixinra wlien nut irofenionally abaent. tHftre: niit Kirat Nntional Hunk. SPOKANE FALLS 4 NORTHERN . NELSON i FORT SHEPPARD RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS Ti.k Onlv AH lUil Route Wtthi.nl l'!iatn of Cam Between Hpnkaoe, llo,nni1 and Nlaoo. Alan lrt winn NNon anl Koaslaoil, daily esoept Hnmtay : I,v. Arrive. am A M 8p..kan .t P. M. II n A M U.iand e. M til A M Nlo 45 P. M. Clow onnrtin at Nnln with eteamere for I.l-, and all Koonal lake iiita. l'aenKr f tr Kettle lttTr and Itouodan rk rmnert nt Wftr.n. wit'i tj dailT BO YEARS EXPERIENCE - aC CopvniCMTS Ac atilf-i i---t -tn t ' - wtiriiirr sn li.' -in ; ' -..ii' l-t.i ;ail lluiit ttti rnTna vwMt Jltncrlcan. a t-i . f .... .'.li' ' -.ol'el. 1-rn-.. Si a . ...ir e.. ..il.P. 1 1. tfaMJ l.fall "ewertealera. ItHifiCo.'-'NewYcrk Hran.Sl (im.-e. F ft. Whin.". Il.l. FORTUNES HftV& By liuyitjg Sunif; SliarcH in New Mining ConipanitiH . . . BPHIB. If iff. COMPANY... ). li. STALTEK, PreHident and Oeoeral MitnaRer; l K KKDFIKLD, Vice PrPBiduntT. W. AYKliS, Hi-c-retary; OKO. CONSKH, TrP8harr. For SbareHof Stock, apply t) any of the above ofllcern. : : : : : Head Office, Heppner, Oregon. PautH made in aliort ordr ftoiu $4.50 up. First-claps wrk. HuitH iiih Ii- in prnrtiou. Henry Bode. Tailor. Jirst IJatioxal Jank OF HEPPaNER. O. A. 11HEA T. A. UUKA TM'ei.If'nt . . Vie Prei.K'ut Transact a General EXCHANGE OS A I.I. TARTn UK ColliH'tlotit made on a!l polntnoii r ai '.al.!r t t M A N I' F A C'T 1' 1 E KH OF M(jual to Gold I:lour, Graham Flour Whole Wheat 'Flour, Rye Flour, Cream Middlings for Mush, Steam Rolled and Chopped Barley, Shorts and Bran Wa pay the bigbrat market frier for Wbeal and barley. Fatronica a boma in.limtry WHEAT STORED FREE W. L. HOUSTON, - - Manager. ARE YOU DEAF? Ms TO ALL CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention. Only those Nrn deaf are incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE. SAYS : Hl TiMi'UF. M-! . M.m-h t imt Ctnf.rmtn - rising entirrlv cured of drafnr. thnk, to yout tiratiurnt. I will now give . t a full ln.lorv of in v ra.r, to le ii.. I at votir diwirlicn Almt he rente ego mv i ilit rat begin to mni; and this kept on getting wore. until 1 ..t my hratniK tn ln. ear rnlnrlv. 1 owderwent a treatment for .iturtri for thire nmnth, without anvnocr, ciinnlTfd a niiri ner of phyex-iane. among othrm the mot enimrni rut ici'.ii t tlnet-itv whoi..'d i" t only an rirralim rool.l help nov ami even that onlv inmx'i.in'.y. thai the head n w ni .l thenreaae. but the hearing in thr aflei-te-l e.r would hr lot totrtm 1 then w vour advertitriiiriil arcidentallv tn a New Volk iwiwr and oidered vou'trt i.t. meat. After I had ued it onlv a f-w d. aornidinic to your direx-tn'ii. the notr.r nrd and to-dav. after five week, my heannir in the di.raed rat ha. leeii riitnc'.y tetoied. 1 thank ; u heanily and beg t remaio Very truly voui. V. A. I'BM N, -so S Pioadwar, Haltimote. MJ. ' Our treat turn t doe not intcrfvre Kaamlnati.m ami advn-e (tre. YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT H0ME INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 0UUUv;v - ht n.tt iini' - li - ilfi 1900 aind Hkm 1n trade ninw MM tl W' WI 1 .l. M. y.1... In f .nr nn- llm.- you rti tnir a .w y J!d,aWta b t. i,v S Hie t.tT f,.r f catah";- ird our etal J.LTriEAD CYCLE CO., Chicaco, III. liwa.it "1 BEEN FOUNDED Heppner, Oregon (. W. CONSKH . CVliier K. L. FhFELASD. .Aaaialaut Cwliiar Banking Business. THE WnKI.li Hul'CiHV ANJi Sc il.l) termt Mirilu kiu! i : ii. I ! v i-'.ci j . r T. T t- S i.'.,nr-ci. ill ANY m HEAD NOISES? uith jir usual illation. , at nominal 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. BICYCLES BELOW COST mm JB. M M a.A. .W mmmmmtH IB. If HtftDtLS " ; - ;.? $3 to SI5 - Kst UifF ModolM ... w 1901 Models 7 fo 511 f ' ifif.7i. . with lnr;-e ; i.-U-imi h,c t ii;r.i-i!i :v.nl full il.-'tnil.sl esi-.-.ilin r.f fr.-t. any :t''..i"' Wo SHIP ON APPROVAL t. nnxone in I St. or C'ninida tr:ii.f n "? tn i;.i nrt n:id al. 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL K.,',,;; no rlk la prd.Tl-i.r fmn us m you l r.ou nood to t.nv R o-r hrvrf 1or. n-t r.it veil. 500 SEOOND-HAND WHEELS t yonr I Vao. Mnwiifl K'i tQ II irfntc WANTED i" r.r:l:,',"T: aawa.it ; ar .l frt LEXINGTON NEWS. Lkxi.noto.n, Apt il l'i, I'M ChaH. fiaruett linn addtwl a us mri to the hotel. J. M. White killed fifteen uoyotea one day labt week. K. L. Beach wa quite eifk three or four days laat week. Mrs. Frakaa moved into Uiwn laat wak Irom Ion. N. 8. and Victor Fbelps f-e visiting at J-exinjUio, Sanday. ilarvey McAliatar moved on to Lit ranch tna firet of tbe wek. Benj. Thompaoo htgan teaching in the Burchell district Monday. A plan is on foot to open Rood from here to the Eight Mile country. William Barnwtt iB having a vacation. I lie finished plowing last week. Mra. H. Fiereou is viaitinit at Sam Tylei'a. She is a cousin of Mrs. Tyler. Tom Ifwio'a smiling countenance was visible above the horizon iaat (Satur day. J.j,B. Carmicbael went to Portland, Saturday to aerve on the I. S. grand jury. The Meneley Quartette will be here on tbe 22d inst to sinir prohibition aongs for us. Tbe warm weather n making a mark ed improvement in the appearance of tbe wheat crop. Misses Delia Leach and Nellie Keaney came dowu fiom Uepprjir Friday mornini?. Bide kave been coming in lately for firniabing lumber tor the Artieau ball. Work will begin soon. i Mis Kilty Wiliri jt came up from ' n lone Saturday evetiing with her sister Mrs. W. F. McMillan. Will Alien and Iiik Bother are bat tling with coyotes in the rorthern part of thecounlv this week. The small boys of tb.s p'ace will go to lone Saturday to play a tame t f ball. The lone first nine will p ay the Lexington firi-t rune here Sun lav. W. 15. MoA litter i prepared to at tend to all kinds of land busiii?---. Hr has been appointed U S. Comm.;.nief 'or this place. The Hidgeway and Mattes n shear ing crew passed through tow u atur lay. They ere on their way to lib erty a. They were preceded ty t tar- iey Barnett. C A. Johnson. Al Z.uk and Jas. Cj part. IONE ITEMS. Iusk, April 1 j. Il-i2. Mrs. J. H. Franklin is seriousu ill at her home in lone. H n. i. W. Miller of Arlington spent two ilavs in lone this week. Hon. H nry Black man, democratic nominee for State Treasurer in lone, Saturday shaking hands with his friends and iticide: tally ta'kii g a 1'ttie politics. A Sunday closing crusade i "ii in lone and all lint of bnsinsa f.itbtti.'eii bylaw to open for tratlic on that dv have received notice to quit or some thing will happen. Georgt Casetlav hns moved tip from his valley home and located with his faiuilv on his homestead near heie. George expects to make bis future houie in Monow Courtv . William McCaurUnd and Frank Biiggs of Slwin an nuirtv yicinitv li okim; f r Iut ii bolb eacellent young ruen I we b. e they may find siii'h' ' lo. .' ua. W. K t'u s.ui haa the u ttest l it e !ii.nii. in town He l.a ; ; m a lie sidewalk ami a k. t cr.ee at evi't t 'Mtit! f.ii' 'v sion. s to be imbue I ill ti t- I oy d Wo., ft v ict v e for St . I ,mus t h:i v i" ' i theie b. a-i . .1 '' many f n n.l l.e o - ! e bet1 ; i-ni' ess n , s t-est.-.i . . t ii.- b. pe i.' a,!,! that I ll - all o '. ; l.e tn.i m e ; o ' 1 n Ch trh- M ! t 1 . : the d -g show In l'."t .!!. r n- : g. akit-g with him In ..'..:.! .: ' h .c.n.i "Never Se.it." an ' . ' ' '" h op fug omttiifg ti; 1 urn ' w..ctit the a( torn 1 .11. m. ;i..v a ' 15 with tin' peiaimmoiia loie "H r i-itton fe f.oe the jii.1.. . ( tii 1 ' -ted grey lio lti.l". I'tiel I .ia a i;c I .log and ought t. m a j-ie "i hi .dhuaiiiaiii .f ..! on ti r H..n'a of the dog. lie o C r to turn the bear -.e on the in iirkl er : n.-t ucccretc.i eea'n. Sheep Notes. Tl e la-: b feeding season in the fireiy'tlistrict in Colorado, is practic ally over. About 4,000 or 5,000 late ones will be fed till May, as !hy are not in inarketab'e condition now Last week fully 190 cars, conUininu 25,000 lairibn, were ehippad from d;fTe:ent Htxtions in the district, Ureely, Eaton, Lucerne, Evans and La Salle, and by Apiil 12 only a few thansand bead will be left. In comparison with last year prices have been much better, averag ing $6 43 per 100 pounds from tbe first January shipments to the present. One tl'ing feeders have learned is tbat to have good solid tallow fat Iambi or sheep they roust give them corn for 30 days before marketing. They also have learned that bfet pulp and hay is as good as hay and barley, or bay and wheat, but corn must be given at the tlose-up, if better than 75 lb to 80 lb stock i expected. The Norther 1'acific and Great North ern Hailways have agreed upon an e'jua! i i v i e i o n of the wool output this year ana will not compete for that pro- Stafcie traffic in Montana, mm report frum Helna and Great Falls confirms tbe statement that hereafter there will be no "himtling" f jr business on the p:trt of either system bere one or the other must et it. Supposedly by Mr. Hill's orders the roads wi'.l wait for the bu-inesH to cuiie to t! -m. The reporVd 'ijh-p in the recent bliz ard ;ji South Ihikoti are mu-jb heavier than at first repured, especially in the N r !i. The lo?e3 seem to be much greater among the ri.erp men than the cat i.j ine a, a it i . i a considerable jher of rare lutt.e are reported to have died, p -rtii-u'.any amor.g young range ca'tb'. At lea-t lO.On) sheep ui'l'-t have pi-ri-hed in t'tie Sto-m Interest cor.tinues intense with tbe eli'orts to I n-i.k up t tie wool smuggling gang. To etj.-b gieat p-oport"ions has tbe illieit t'nfFi g-on Hrinj tiie pant two jeat., that it l.a become as tnu h. if not ri:oi. td a tnerace to existing Uws than ..pi im and Chines-e trade, cuiet w.t'chii.j an I ryeteiuatic investi gation duiitig tbe past few week on the part of ti.-ee in charge of the I, ited S!ate ri-vcnuo cutler "Grant," and her launches, "Scout" and "Guard," have dne iiic.cii to bring to light the details of there rin ashlers' op?ratione.- The prohibition party is tbe first political party to tile i s state organi zation.at the otlice cf Secretary of State Ihinbar at Salem. A certified i.st ot tbe candidates has been filed at the : state houp, Prhibitioists thro lghont r the state a'e contidriit that thev will poll a la'ger vote tbi year than at any previous e'ect on in the history of the partv in tiegti. At the June election, I 'll, the party cast 4 -VXl votes, but O S. Jorv. a pro ninent prohibitio 1 w irker of Salem says he party will this year double, and pmh.ib'y treti'e its rote of twoyea-a r; 1. M'. dory bie tins pied.ctiori mi toe encouraging repots received of u ius '.! nn I enthu- at.c co-,nty cjrtv ti'i vis, and the ev, lence of an nnp-oeedetite 1 interest and activity among p. !nb::. .ti wjrkers generally all over the state Everybody war.tt to know what Tht Oregcn an has to sir. j I rank z:"3Lei St Scott's Emission i not a vJ medicine for f.-.t fclks. Ve have never tiled vingit W e don't :'s l'mul Tat toarenltat jh : n. dare. You .hl bef ska bnikls r.w l people don't wa'.'.t n. Mrcng Htijile dfii't in id ii. Pnit it you arc t.nn bcott s mil: li doe e is r o n.i'.'.'i.-i. Li'vC ii. I lie i -i vn'.t. I. 'I .' vw rk vtr.. Tlte-.t - . ..ii ,d .'X .. Yell lid til.it s .i I Ik tv ! The rt At i know letter you t'etd i'lttvi 1 and oa v.c:i;!i ia. u a quiet u'v'iker. Scud t. r five It is - 6VOTT 1" '' " , " - s.. 1 f- .-. ' J" . i . i. Jiltsounux'PuKt. Makes the food more delicious and wholesome avi amww prmrx a eo., are oe. Morrow's Grast Climat. Tbat the climate of northern Morrow county is becoming more favorable for wheat growing there can 1 e no doubt, according to W. B. McAlister, a promi nent farmer and business n an of Lex ington, who was in Portland, says the Telegram. "Quarter sections that several years sgo were abandoned or sold for a song, have tow become worth $1000 to $2000 each," he says. "Mining quarters that were entered bnt never proved up on are now being farmed and cannot be bought for $1000 each just fur the Gov ernment right. "These lands were settled first bv farmers about the yeara 18-4-5 and i .ft.r thnnaand. nf HolUn had been spent in buildings, improvements and in breaking up tbe sod they were abandoned to the sheep, which had (orrr)er)v. overrun them. "Within the past five yeag neaily every quarter has become occupied again and the crops of wheat grown have justified the venture. Farmers are now fairly wed to-do, and there is no indication that the country lying be tween Lexington and the Columbia River will ever be surrendered to live stock again. "Even the squirrels which uied to concentrate by the thousands in the wheat fields and thus destroy the crops of the pioneer, have disappeared. Their decimation was caureJ by a malignant disease that b-oke out among them a year or so ago, and Morrow coun'y farmers need not spend their money for strychnine to fe d the pests anv more. Formerly lots of money j each year was sent oat of the county fi r j strychnine." I Mr. McAlisUr liaes tiie climate cf 1 Eastern U.egon so well mat he has de termined to st-y there the remainder j of his life. "1 have vi-.ted my old ! home in Iowa twice within the past lo j years," he said, "and eacii time I re i turn to buncbgrass, happy in the I thought tbat I have made my home in Oregon." He likes Lexington. wh.cU he consid ers a desirable town. w:t:. good school facilities and altogether a favorable ulace to brinu ui a fau.i.y in. "We i hnve tried hard to keep a saloon out of ; the town," he said. "an. 1 i.nve thus far succeeded, but I fear we vunriot do this much longer, as there are signs of tbe approaching saloon on ti e horoscope." Mitchells Land B 1 1 . Senator Mitohell's hi I, as passed, provides that where homestead, timber culture, desert Ian ', or other entries of pnblic lands are or have be n cancelled or relinquished because c-f corflict, or where the entry has er e usly been alkwed and cannot be c : 'irtned, the secretary of the interior t :. 1 repay tbe ent'tmsn all fee, comm s- ons. purch- n-inuv n.l ev.1 eft.es t a 1 tll'On the , . , , vame. when such entry is duy cance.ed bv the department. I In cases where patties h ! double minimum i"ft for Und 1 Its afte'wards been fourd : J within the iimi s cf a railroad i , aid I I w thin the l'nr.ts of any po ' cant w inch may ! e forfeited f. t ' c nstrucl that portion of ti t in a d of which the g ant wa ttle ex e s of $1 -" vi acte stia pa d to etit-y tu n. t'iaims f uielit to be .. 1 u.ii-t be ti'.e t !itee ea A 1HVIOU li Ai 1'Llol ' 10 eerr ng i, as a reernit .'.'Kl. I i t it; .-ii'f," writ-s 1 c .rhroiuti. of Hi br r, I t'lin. " -.n kii . t'r'itiBte e oi h. Everv t o c t ' r.. e .s h i ra.-ticit g I f r v.H-s. fsiled. hi .i I ds: rse 11. I. g urged lo try l New !' ". -v rv f -r t t n:ui".'C -.t 1 t' I f nr. .1 q-vck rel'. f ld li i; ,i.s ' se t- t t.etli r 'wo f-. " V -;l:ti gtlrai II r Ht ai .! l.-itig - '!' l.v IVtlJ 'ne . t. ..I .! Vri 1 tr .1 Year .; ot' . e at 'All AWN Powder Stat Democratio Ticket. i Governor Geo. E. Chamberlain, f Vfultnomab. United States Senator C. E. R. Wood, of Portland. Judge of Supreme Court B. F. Bon bam, of Marion. Congress, First Distric t J. K. Weatherford, of Linn. Congress, Second District W. F. Butcher, of Baker. Attorney-General James If. Haley, of Umatilla. Secretary of SUite U. W. Sears, of Polr. Treasurer Henry Blackman, of Mor row. State Printer J. E. Godfrey, of Marion. State School Superintendent W. A. Wand, of Lane. Joint Representative, -Umatilla and Morrow W. F. Matlock, ot Umatilla. Joint Senator, Union, Umatti'a and Morrow W. M. Pierce, of Umitiiia. NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN We the undersigned miners ac t resi dents of Grant county, situated in the Green Horn mining district, do solemn ly refuse to let sheep graze on said ground. H C Scovell, O A Kinery J W Zwank Wm Peart I J Simmons O T Shep:w 1 J W Marshall J K Marsha. 1 August Horcecker William Peterson Geiser, Oregon, March 24, I'hiJ. A NEARLY FATAL BUN AWAY turfed a rorrible nicer on the leg of ; J. u O.-ner. F'raQkiin Gr.'V, III.. a hieb lffifd d 'Ctorcs nn.l all remedies for fonr yenrs. Then Bucklio's A'Olca Salve lured bim. ,Tot as good f r Boils, Bortis, Braises. Onts Corns. Soalds, Skin Ernp turns and Piles. 2Y? s Sioerjni Lrng Co Trotting Stallion Pilot. The fine trott.rg etaliion Pilot will make the season c i 1 Z at my ranch at Tub Springs in Juniper canton. Terms, season, $1 ). Jakes Cabty, Lexington, Oregon. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Brcm hnine Tablets. All druggets refund the money if it fails to cure. V. . W. Grove'., -igtiature is OB each box. 'Joe FOR SALE 3 line reeideo.ee lota. Inquire of A. Abraham-!.". Send a copy of the New Year edition to a friend in ti e East. SURGICAL OPERATIONS Uow Mrs. Bruce, a Noted Opera Shiver, Escaped au tporation. Proof That Many I'perations for Ovarian Trouble are Cn uecessary. " Pf..vb Mrs. Pi-khm : TraTeUingr for yenrs on tbe road, w : ' irrvg-uiar moals ami sleep uud dan.p '-da, broke rJow-n mv health svi c. m oletely twj I tear ago that the phwoi in advuted a j .. p.,.., ulua 1 nd (raiua X3. i2V & r H t I I t !". I :. .urn I .-U.-t .1 ' i-'i : Tin" llili.'l millxfl l'i 'hi .il'j'"'t .ill ' wi iin-il ;ti ....I .i-t liv u i it in g M rs I "in 1. ti.", I a mi. Your litter h'H rut in 1 v "ii ti.l'-i! t i ll.