A BIG DEMONSTRATION
White Eagle I .nun !ry Sonp
Thursday May 22, 1902
The Hcppner Gazette
The WeeK's News
Local and I'ersonal Happenings
in and About the Lity.
"Land of Not!"
Children of Ucppner
Tuasday, JuaeS, l'JO'J.
K. F. ilynd went to Portland, Hatur
day.
1. U. Horn bandies Washburne
(ringed instruments.
Several cases of chickenpox are re
ported in the city.
Quick delivery and clean groceries ia
where Hart & Blake shine.
For all kinds of watch and jewelry
repairing, call on I O. Borg.
Miss Stella Khea has rods to Hono
lulu, H. I., on a visit to a sister.
We fill mail orders promptly and
guarantee our work. P. 0. Burg.
C.J. Millis, live stock agent of the
O. H. A N. Co., was in the city this
wek.
The Republican county candidates
finished ths canvass of the county at
Douglas, Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Warnock left Saturday
morning for Newport as a delegat to
ths Rebekah Assembly.
Miss Emma Welch will siog at ths
Democratic meeting neit Saturday,
May 24th,
P. O. Borg has just received a large
supply of Banjos, Guitars, violins and
all kinds of musical instruments.
P. Devin was a passenger Monday
sorning for Newport as a delegate to
the nieetinir of the I. O. O. F. Grand
lodge.
Imperial means the best, that ia tbs
name of our place onr goods back it up.
We make a specialty of fancy groceries.
Hart A Wake.
County Commissioner Kd. C. Ash
baugh has rented the J. D. Brown pro
perty, and will move to this city from
his farm at Fight Mile.
J. I.. Yeagsr started for Newport,
Friday. Mr. Yeager will attend the I.
O. O. F. irand Ixdge meeting and will
visit friends at Valley points.
Miss Olive Conies of Canvon City,
took the train fiom this city for New
port, Saturday. MissConlee is a dele
gate to the Rebekah Assembly.
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Beard of I-swis-Un,
Idaho, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Swaggart. Mra. Beard is a
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Swasgart.
J. B. Wvland of Hardman was a pis
se tiger Saturday morning fur Newport.
Mr. Wvland noes as a delegate to ths
meeting of the I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge.
Ths children of Heppner will give an
operati on June 3d, entitled "I-and of
Nod" for the benefit of the Kpiacopa!
chnrch. Further announcemsnt will
be given later.
Howard s grocery store is a very pop
ular place for the purchase of supplies
for farmers and outfits for outing in the
may of extra fine groceries. Almost
everything imaginable kept in stock.
It's hsudy where you can get anything
you want
I-ost Sunday last between A. C.
Giger'a residence on Chase street and
the Maaonic cemetery, a ladies' brooch.
The inside of the brooch is set with an
emsrald and the outside with a dia
moud. Finder will please leave it with
Miss Stroud at The Fair.
H. C BKOWN LfcOHOHM.
For the aeason 1 will sell eggs from
my best birds at $1 per 15. I have aome
fine birds Call and tee them.
7H net MRS. WII.MAM GORlM)N.
HTANI) LIKE A STONE WALL.
lletween yoor children aod lb tor
lures of itching ami burning eeima.
oaidhead or other ko diseases. HowT
Why, by using Haekla'a Arnica Halve,
earth's greatest healer. Quickest cure
f.ir ulcers, fsver sore, salt rbeiim. eats
burns or broiaes. Infallible for piles.
'2.o at Hlocum lrog (Vs.
W. J. Furnish and State Candidates Will be Given
a Royal Reception in Hcppner.
Next Tuesday, May 27, will lo a big day in Heppner. Tlie Ke-
publicaoB are arranging for a grand demonstration and a royal recep.
tion for VV. J. Furnish, Republican candidate for governor and other
candidates on the State ticket who will be here. W. J. Furninh, C.
W. Fulton, J. II. Ackerman and A. M. Crawford will addroBH the citi
zens There will be band and vocal music and a grand time. Excur.
Bion trains will be ruu. All are invited.
T. It. Howard for fine groceries.
Graduates can get white slippers at
The Fair.
Hummer corsets, cotton under "ear,
gloves, etc , just received at Mrs. L. J.
Kates'.
8. W. Spencer and Neal Crawford
left Monday for Walla Walla, where
they took some horses.
We give a Japaneese rrusb bowl
with every dollar's worth of oue special
2!c coffee. Hart A Blake.
Hart A Blake, the grocers are now lo
cated io their new .juarters in the new
Klocum buildiog on Main street.
M. F. church, Rev. ILL. Beightol.
pastor. Services at 11 a. rn. and eight
p. rn. Ia the morning the annual G. A.
R. memorial sermon will he preached.
Evening subject, "Useful Weapons"
All are invited.
Rev. J. C. Thotna, presiding elder of
Spokane district, M. E church, South,
will lecture at that church in this city,
Friday evening May tilt, Ffc. at eight
'clock p. m. Subject. "Christian
Science ami Olher Fads " He will
also preach at the lime church neit
Sunday evening. All are invited to at-
these services.
The Morrow County Democratic can
didates, accompanied bv Hon. W. M
Pierce, candidate for joint senator,
and W. F. Matlock of luiatilla count) ,
candidate for joint representative will
make the Morrow county canvass as
follows: Islington, Monday, May 6
at 2:30; lone, Monday, May 2(, at H p.
m. : Eight Milt, Tuesday May 27, at
30; Hardman, Tuesday, May 27, at
K p. in.
J. W. Scriber, who has been in Mor
row county the past week looking alter
his campaign for joint senator, left bun
dsy morning for Umatilla county where
Ms will interview the voters. Mr.
Ken her is a very genial man and made
many frieuda while here, which will
give him a tiig vote on the 2 I of June.
Commencement Exercises.
Spring Medicine
There Is no other season when good
mcdicino is so much needed as in tht
Fpring;.
The blood is impure, weak and
linioverishrl a condition Indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on the
face aud body, by deficient vitality,
loss of tpiwlite, lack of strength, and
want of animation.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Make the blod pure, rigorous and
rich, create appetite, girt Vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
all eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them Unlay.
"Hood's Raraaparllla has been oawJ In
oar fatuity lor aome time. aixl always with
(nod results. Lat prln I was all rnn
down and got buttle rf It. and as usual
received r-at benefit." Miss Ittt'i H
Bovrc, Stow. Vt.
Haotl'a tartaparllta prtmlttt tt
cur and attpt tht petmltt.
Morrow county l)emncrats are mak
ing big preparations for a rally in Hepp
ner, next Saturday evening, May 24
Hon. Geo. F. Chamberlain, Pemocratic
nominee for governor w ill be here and
ddress the citizens. W. M. Fierce,
candidate for joint senator, W. F. Mat
lock, candidate for joint representative,
ill also be here. An excursion train
ill eome up from lone, arriving here
at 5 .15 p. ai , and will return to lone,
the same evening after the speaking.
A very pleasant party wns given by
ths Misses Howard at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Howard, Wednes
day evening of last week. Social con
versat ion, games and a rare luncheon
made up an enjoyahle evvning. Those
resent were: Mr. and Mrs. N C. Maris,
Mr. aod Mrs. T J. Humphreys, Misses
Anna Smith, I,ena Glasscock, Edna
Mallury, Kessit Sutton, Essie I.es.er,
l'earl Wella, Anna McBride, Gertrude
rawford, Millie Rood, Vallejo McAtee,
Bessie Ewing, Sadie McCarty and Bes
sie Edwards; Messrs. Hoard Gove,
Will Johnson, Karl Beach, Will Ball,
'lyde Brock, Elmer Morrison, Geo
Welch, Martin Anderson, Abe Wells,
'larence Risbee and (Jus Mallory.
With this issue the present manage
ment of tlisGiziTTK has had charge ol
the paier one year. There is a large
amount due on subscription and we
would respectfully ask our patrons to
heli us out bv paying np. Statement
w ill be sent to all subscribers more than
one year in arrears, in me near luiure.
OUR LOCOMOTIVES: THE BEST.
Tbe ten new locotnotivas recently sent
to France have been loond very sstie
factory, aod as Ibis number is only the
first shipment of so order for fifty of
ttiem.H stiows that foreign people ap
predate the value of American products.
There is snot her Ameneao product thai
!ia l.eoorne very prominent during th.
pant fifty tears, and that is il.Blettei'
HtnrrjHCh Hitters, the standard medu-ior
for stomach, liver and bowl complaint.
Many people wbn have experimented
fur tears with oiiknnwo remedies with
out finding relief, have bii bronghl
back to health tiy Its ns. Then this is
sandy the medium for yon. It will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion, constipa
tion, fUtulencv, ard malaria, fever fend
ague. We nrge n to try it. Onr
Private Hlamp is ovr tbe neck of the
bottle.
CATARRH
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CATARRH
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Ku; ant ptaaaatit t
mm I ..iiia na a in
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It la q.itr a IT aNKwtxM.
tovr lie.N-f ottre.
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the N!
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l.-lti anil rr.ltvla the Mrml'tiw. Nrt.Ti Ili
hVi.aaa of Tat anil siiwH l-xrgr SW. a.i . . t.ia l
r icc-st r 1-t man ; Trial Sf, IS cchib ! in',
fcl V HMI IIHC. M W urn Mrrrt, N i.ik.
toss
COLD 'N HEAD
The graduating exorcises of the Hepp
ner high school took place at the opera
house last Fridsy evening and were wit
nessed by a large number of people.
The background of t..e nUre w.ts beau
tifully decorated w ith fir b iwh, and on
each Bide lace curtaiux were draped,
making a very pretty effuct. Above the
stage curtain was the class motto, in
gold letter, with a border of evergreens,
"By Our Efforts we Hope to Rise." The
following is the program :
Overture "'i-phrata" Hazel
Symphony Orchestra..
I'rayer Rev. J V.Crawford
I'iano Solo "Sigh of Eove" . . . LavigDe
Edna F. Mallory
Salutatorv"Two of the Most Noted
Women of the Nineteen'!) Century"
Ona V. Gilliam.
Essay "Inventions"
Augustus M. Mallory
Essay "Education" fcadie E. McCarty
Essay "Beauties of Nature"
Birdie G . Gilliam
Music "Golden Tress Waltz". . . Haxel
Symphony Orchestra
Essay "Nicaragua Canal"
William II. Hutt.m
Essay "Success" Grace V. Haer
Valelictory "Aim in Life"
Bessie B. Edwardn
Address to Class . . Rev. F. L Forbes
Confering of Iiiplo nas
J. M. Hager, Chair an of Board
Class Sung
Selection Symphony Orchestra
Following are the class officers :
Bessie B. Edwards I'reeideut
William H. Dutton Vice-President
Grace V, Hairer . . .Secretary
Sadie E. McCarty Treasurer
The subjects chosen by the class
showed good judgment, and notwith
standing the extra amount of work
which they had to do, were well exe
cuted. The state school board has
added an extra grade to the high school
course, making double the work for
those who graduate this year.
The president of the Pendleton
Academy, Rev. F. F. Forbes delivered
the address to the class, w hich was very
instructive and if followed would tend
to elevate mankind. He said that if
you made up your mind to accomplish
anything and used all your energy in
that direction there was no shcIi a thing
as failure. Mr. Forbes cited instances
where this had been put into practice
successfully.
J. M. llager, chairman of the board
of directors, presented the diplomas to
the class. He said that he was not a
speaker, but by the time he had finished
the audience was of a different opinion.
The fcyiaphory orchestra furnished
the music and Heppner people should
feel very proud of having such good
musicians. They plav high grade mu
sic ami will compare favorably w ith any
orchestra with the same number of
piec es.
The entertainment as a whole was a
perfect success.
Crystal Glassware
Twist pattern, entirely new, very
heavy, and without 1 .n 1 t the lin
i;ht ever brought t-i this mirket.
Prices no higher than th; ordi
nary kind.
mmwrnm
4 l a i
h; e i ii.- i
r, f H , It
:t-t m- iin
rht
on
Box, 20 bars.
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1
12 Days Special Millinery Sale
Mrs. J. C. Hostettler who has been
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. law
son in this city, returned to her home
at The I'alles, yesterday morning.
HOLDS CP A CONGRESSMAN.
"At tbe end of the campaign, writes
Champ Clark. Missouri's brilliaut con
gressman, "from overwork, nervous ten
sion, lose of sleep and coostaot spettk
ing I had about otterlv collapsed It
seemed that hM the organs in my body
were out of order, but three bottles of
Electric Bitters made me all right. Its
tbe best all around medicine ever sold
over a druggist's m hter." Over
worked, rno-dxwn and weak, sickly
women gam splendid health and vitality
from Electric Bitters. Trv tbera. Only
5(o. Gnarrsnleed by Hloomii lrug Co.
Encouraged by the past week's selling and as an in
ducement to sell the remaining lot of our millinery early
in the season as well as to give all an opportunity to sup
ply themselves with a new hat before Decoration Day,
you get your pick of our entire line of Trimmed Hats
at greatly reduced prices, remember only until Dec
oration day can you get these prices :
Kats worth $2.25 in this sale only $1 19 Fine Pattern Hats worth $4.-50 in this sale..
Hats worth 3.00 in this sale only 1 98 Fine Pattern Hats worth COO in this sale..
Many new things in our millinery line have recently arrived. Misses Chiffon and Lawn Hats in
great variety at prices you cannot overlook. White Lawn Baby Bonnets neatly trimmed at 10 cents
and finer ones if you want them.
$3
. 4
19
50
Lb
Specials in Men's Working Shirts
Men's working shirts in heavy Twill, black and
white stripe, double front ami back, twice sewed
well. Worth 00 cents, at only
45 cents
75c Shirts lor 50c
Men's fancy colored shirts, soft bosom, at
tached collar and cuffs, a good 7.3 cent shirt:
special price at
oO cents
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
Work on Now Building Will Start
About June 1 .
Tl.isli ing court week, tbe different
departments of coun'y affairs were quite
busy.
There being no eide walks on account
of contstruution work froiu the etreet
to the court house, the heavy rainfall of
Sunday night softened up the dirt that
bad been recently dug an 1 there w as a
trail of mud which waswli mixed by
all who had business at the court house.
Stone and excavating wo
suspended for several day on account
of rain.
F inishing work on the retaining wall
will be completed this week. Work on
the foundation will be commenced
about the tirst of Jun.v Contractor
I"ul'ratt states that it wiii hike about 90
days to complete the store work
Indian Georgs Acquitted.
The trial of Indian George has been
looked to with great interest by his
immed'.a'e faini'y aril by Blind Jim.
That tbe Indians have affection for one
another an 1 have shown some of the
finer eensibilites that belong to tbe
human race ha been demonstrated iD
tb is case. Almost daily, father or some
member of the family, has been into
see Indian tiecr-1 and cff--r eome con
solation and (miany through tbe
trim iron bars. They have felt the dif-
i i . . i ti i j T : - ii
rk has been raLe aeeniy. vi niir a jim a en
known character, the eon of a once in
fluential chief of the Columhi i river
Indians has made several tripe to the
court house to intercede in behalf of his
friend and his people. He would hob
ble into the sheriff's office and inquire
for the "jail man." Jim is very intelli
gent aud ta'ks good English. His face
Jim
"Hoort" Party.
t i : I : a : ..: J .. - 1
For the coming June election the , cons.uer.u.. ipunuu.a.
mn.. m h ,.ian... i the fnlhiw. ' ' hown considerable respect not only
ing voting places :
Heppner, courthouse.
Mt Vernon, engine house,
lientrv, tiarrigues' hall.
Mattison, building ad' :n,si
hotel on the north.
l'a:iy. Kood'e store buii i ng.
Lena, school bouse, district No. '2.
Line City, school b.u-e. district
No. L'i..
Alpine, school hous", lit riot No 27.
on account of his blindness, but from
ti e fact that he has the reputation of
j being a good live Indian. Ji:n was in
j town Monday at tbe opening of the
l'alace cou't- With him was his sister, bjwel
down with the weight of SO snows He
was at tbe court house early and pati
ently and faithfu'ly waited all day for a
time to act as interpreter and do some
thing f.r his friend. Tbe old couple
were there without a lunch. Nothing
Wells Springs, school heuse, district j "obi morn " niirin iar uiey naa
- 1,, ! not the price to get that which sustains
Cecil. bcLoo! house, district No. .V j life. The pangs of hunger were looked
berry, school bou'e, district "Lt-n lightly for KlinJJnu felt the
weight of duty and eagerly listened for
a word from the passing ttirong to tell
l loose
No. ;ii.
Light Mile, school hons district
No. 31.
North lone, king's implement house.
South lone. Walker's ball.
Lexington, l'enland bui'ding.
him to com forth in defense of bis broth
; er of the world. Jim finally got the at
tention of Pistrict Attorney
i
pub'ic
A very enjoyable evening was spent
Monday at the residence of Mrs. Til'.ard.
when shout thirty-five inv:ted gue6ts
assembled to enjoy tbe hospitality cf
the hostess, Mrs. J. Ven ore steeveeand
Miss I i race Tiilard, who expect to leave
for Oregon City m the o'ar future, to
remain daring the s'ini:: --r. The rooms
were beautifully det .rs'ei witb potted
plants and r1?er-i h ch produced a
pleasing effect.
"Hearts" p-e 1 j:
amnsernen's Wf-re t
bv all, except s m
hear one pa'p ta'.e. '
sing. The heal p-;zes were captured
by Miss F.mnii Welch and Mr. Osman
Hag?r, while the b .' piizes went to
Married.
:cli
and the
'y ei joyed
you could
h is emtarras-
ated
:oU(;!
u.d Mr. Karl Bar-
ii n as served, and,
e newspaper repre-
o:i iced par excel-
" is finished the
- e choice music,
v i.
Miss limee Hager
tholomew.
A dainty lu'ic'n-"
judging others by t
sentative, wa- p-
lence.
After tbe repast
guests listened t
which w as me'.. :e---
It was not Hi the wee hi urs of the
morning that the iron! could decide to
leave, knowing that s i h rare treats are
few and far between.
The i zkt tic has j it added a line of
pedigree blanks.
Latest designs in cc.-hion covers at
Mrs. L. J. Kstes'.
ti. W. I'belps was a passenger this
morning for Fend let -n.
On Blackhorse, at the h-jac,e of the
bride's parents, on Sun lay May h,
Miss Minnie Brown to Mr. rrank
Evans, Rev. J. V. Crawfcrl ..:!.. iating.
The above was a very pVasact and
enjoyable occssion. Thos-? present
were, Mr. and Mrs. J-A.n C. Brown,
parents of the bride, also the Misses
Carolina. Emma and Mollie Brown
and Edward Brown, sisters and
brother to the bride; Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Evans. Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Stathen, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Clark,
Mrs. Matt.e Lett'.er. Messes Eva Erye,
Laura and Iva Cla-k ac:d Wm. H. Put
ton. Tbe bride was tastefully dresed in
cream colored cashmere, with wreath
aDd spray of orange blossoms to give
additional charms. The groom was
dressed in the conventional black.
They were the recipients of a number
of presents, appropriate, beautiful, use
ful and valuable. These are among tbe
best of Morrow county s young- people
and the Gazette joins their many frierds
in wishing them a long, pleasant and
prosperous j jurcey through life. Mr.
Evans is a prosperous farmer, and
owns a tine wheat farm four nines north
of Lexington where they will in the
future reside.
NO LOSS Ob IT ME.
I bave sold Chun herlaio's Colic.
Cholera and Ii.srrhce Remedy for
)ears, aod would rather he out of coJ,-p
aod sugar Ihau it. I sold five bottles
of il jeelerds) to tbrrshers thnt eoul.i
Hai'ev iu I go no farther, and they -re working Ki
... .,1 a-' moroiog. H. K Foe.ps, Plymouth,
U.e aged chieftain pu.led off Afl , be n by tbe
Gantry Broe.' Famous Shows.
HHTNF.K HI Kl 1IK.S.
w. r. i.t-
Fpiscopnl church Lev
vine
Catholic Church Iwfv. l ather Kelly.
Sptvices :!! Sunday in each month at
10 'M a. m.
Christian church, Sundav M.iv -c. 10
a in . SunOay school; 11 a mi. e-rinon .
7.1'' p in. Y. F. S C. K. ini-i t'.nc ; p
in. gospel ineeting We extend a cord
ial invitation to all to attend these
services. J. V, CsisreKi', nnn:!er.
j tientrv Brothers' 1 anions Tianed
I Animal Shows are a'l brand now for
j the season cf ltML'. Ti e shows are do
Ici ied y tbe best of their kind in the
; world and never fan t give the create-t
, patis'act.on. The eiiti rtainmetit given
i is strictly moral, and ei j ys tlie ditinc
; tiou being tbe only s!.. w exhibiting un
der canva" that u.te ceres in no wav
with any parli. ulai ocivl or leiigioii.
and il is en. Unse t r the clergy and
educational coiuin; oners wherever it
1 exhibits. I'll" sh. will be hceii in
i t li i -i citv.to ,o lot unices, Htteinoon
1 an 1 night, Wedi.es lav May --h.
his coat and the How of oratorv was j abcive tbe threshers were able t.i iep
,, . i, , i , ,, Ion with their work wi'hcol losing a
really interesting. He had prcbabiv j j)e I( (1av(l. m(? Yon should keep a
hur l in tho nri iiti,!i of thait snPA,- h bottle of tb'is Hemedy in yoor hnti.e.
for be en ere 1 tbe g'
early history ,' 'he t'o
the present In- As .'
he fre i'leiit rea he.
und from the
umbia river to
in warmed up
i to bis back
For sale by Slocum l'rng l
Pasteur's Vaccine.
p icket hero i
to ipe the pe:
He ma le a g
re- 'ills. I a'.e
a c. led mi 1
eti led. ii,
F.hnd Jim
ate v sa i l e :
happily o it
i an. pa
t.
WHAT THIN Ftll.KS NLFH
1 greater power of .Litini? and
asainnlalii g loo.l. For tlunil'r. Kirg'e
New Ijife Fills work w.-iuler lliey
tone and rrgnlate llie Ou-e-li c
gently expel all oioi. f mi th svs
tem. enneh the hloo.1 imp- "i i-dite.
make he.lth tleeh. tuly . v at -I. rum
Irog Oo's.
I rx itir propnrat inia simply deve'.
i ..p.iry-at.utli; t:..y d- cp the s. cr.'t. ."...
i ! ,.,-fi .lh. r. to the tni-i-brane and decern
I jHi-e.cai:'.n.;nf ' v. or.-' 'TiouatrouMetb.an
i the .rdm-irx form . '. at . rh. Avoid a'.ldrx.
Hie ir.lci'.iti t. f:.i .: kcs nut atr.;:
an i v. th .t wtc ii ! na, s.K:bes ai 1
he.;'.. Y.ly's I'tMin L" is such a reivedy
an 1 .ll cure ca:i:'i r cold in the bead
vi- lv and j.'.eaa:.t:. V trial at re will 1
len.'.ed for 10 i-riO A'l druggists soil t! .
' ei'.-. sire. F'.y lirothcrs 'WarnuSt . N V.
l!,o f.ahn cur. s :'' '"t pain. do. a n.-t
F n gene
at II- 1 i
i t a long bath tew el
ti n from his brew.
: -ii and aiiain waited
i veiling the c?e cillt
:-i'eiise was quick'y
en his t-t e.loin
- ; ers iin'rel
... "ei an.l jec:e 1
: their lotielv
g man. .11
: long.
1 .l.M
co d II
Fi . e
Stop the Cough
ind works o the Cold
i- Hi: .ie lahiets en-
Fax.
1 1 . t a fre.' -H"; j
SleniH.-h and L ;
l'tu
Thin aicniiluni i tn rrr t-t lh. fnuios
Laxative Broino-Quininc t.m.i.
tb rantedr I bat nirrs rl'l 1
rr o.,r .-:! rf : ... il f n.is l
. . r on i.ntai. d a ..t - cry surface. r. li. T. mere plea-ant m
in ' ininidialely thep'
ful iiit'.aiuuiatieii.
Wuh Hv' 'r. am l-.'m you are aruie.t
f oi.ft Na-.d I'atarili k. d Hay lixcr.
C.iaii.!.-riii. -hit
Is t l.veum
"s et tak" an 1
tt.Hti piil(. Then
Iheir nse is n. ' i. we.t hy concili a
tion as is nf'.n t!-e cie with pills.
Itegnlsr s.r, e pr i.
Vaccinate your
before it is too lat
Wo ' any Pasti
St.H'K. 1
hand, always frol.
1 b( of 1' eoiils
10 cattle
1 lo of 1 conls
JO cattle
1 bo of "' 1 Ci!l -
oO cattle
ll!lJ'IO i I'.W'.i'i -
cinatiii :.
I Vli iii . i jxt '
a.l.iri s.
'i:t.- '.:- for i
and literatf.ro in '.
PAT I'KUSON
l'p -to Pate P
no w
ac
CHANGEJf LIFE- '
Some Stnible Advice to Wo
nieu by 31rs. .. Sailer.
" Dei.R fRS- Fikham : When I
passed thr-'Ugh what ia kaowu a
change of I bid two years' suf
fering. sc. ; 'en heat, and a.s quick
chilis wou'.d ; a-. over ms ; my appet .
was variable au.l I mver could tell f. r
EI-5g PC--
tv on ;:.v r v; .
Fr- ;-r.t i-i r
1 I..
. o ; ; t'T l.y at it:.-' t
i -xt il.iv 1 ' I X
M Iiiikli.kiu
hfor ;i::--V ,-:r:':
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it; : Nil otlu r pi i..n .
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