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HEPPNER, MOIlttOW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1002.
NO. 892
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I'lilUil Mate Ofllrlsln.
PrmMnnt Tlieoilon: Koimnvalt
(tunrntnry of HlHttt W. li. Iniy
HaamUtryor Treasury flie M. Hlmw
HHOrnlnry nf Intriur.... Cornelius N. Hli
dxcrntMrjr of War K. II Hoot
tftorarary of Niivy William ll.nry Momly
HtMtinaatur-OnuHrHl (harlra Kmery Hmilli
atlrny-'uerHl Johu W. (iripK
tnnrntary of Aicriniilturn Jnmea Wilaoii
Cum .(ioritiral Italia Utiles Hiuitur Hermann
Htmlo Knilrral Offlrlals
1 nature.
) Juliu II. Mllchcll
' ( 31.
Internal Raveuim Collortor .
Dmtrua JuIk
'irruit Ju'W"
Diitriot Attomy
U. H. Marshal
A. MooOy
.1) M. Ilniuw
('. H hllitiKr
.. W. H (iillrt
.... J II Hail
. . Zotjth Houaer
, I' I t4l Mtatri Laud Officers.
TBI PALXES, OS.
Jay P. Lucaj Koiatr
Out i'altarmon llaoauver
LA OBASDS, Ol.
K. W. Hartlett , .... Ka-iatef
i. O. Sarackliaiimr Itsooivar
Ort-Koo Htl OOldala
Uorarniir T.T. Hnt
MscrHUu-yuf Stata K. 1. Dunbar
l'riuwurvr (J H. Muora
Bii'i. i'ablic inatructiua J. I). Ackeiman
Attorney (ianaral D. It. S. lllackburu
r.iular W. H. Udi
!U. H. IImo,
K. A. Muura,
C. h. WuWarton
Board Kohool Lam ('ummlaamn
Aiart ( liamlierlalri
llamt Warden.... Alilia yuuutiy
fiali Cum C.C Hold. AtriM
Vstvrioar HurKnon Win. M. Ixwn, I'orllaii.l
Hlita JtdtrUI Ulatrlrt.
Cirrmt Jw W. R. Kllla
ProK'uUn Attornay T. O. II alley
Morrow CVnnty (tfflriala.
Joint Hannlor ...J. W.Morrow
Kvriittive A. B. Thoinaou
Coon'yort A. (i. Bnrtholmnow
" OtjiiiHiLMionar ... J . L. lluwanl
4. :. Aihbatifh
" Clark
" dlwritf
" tnmnrr
Awaortr
" karrnyor
" HoLim)! Mup't
" 0r.tnr
Stork lotpw-tor
lrii 1 1 1
Vawter Crawford
J. w. Mallon
M. l,iPhlntlial
W. I.. Hnlinij
. . J J MojJ
Jay W. HhipUy
Dr. Klutuer
Hi-iirv M'heraiiiKvr
j r. iiii". io"
Ika Vinaoii. Uajloway
atl'PNau town ornrrHa.
M,or Krnk (iillUm
Ciun-ilinii (I K r-arntwortli
J. J. Itotjwrta. K. W lll.oa. i'liii Culiu, I
Vl'iuitl.
K , ,r.i.r J I'. William"
TriMi" iror I.. W. Hriittm
M i-hl UiMirue llioriiluii
HKKIVEK . HO I I T I'. ! I T.
Iltr.i toM Krauli l.lill.'lil K. M rWi'itt, J M
II.kci . cl. rk J. J K'.l.iT!
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C .'nl II. IV lint!
(i. W. Phelps
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H. pi 'it r. Ori-iinn.
A. .Mallory,
r. .s' foMMissmst i:
.(ir :y rrm.ir
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fKO'iKH au.l UMI FII.IN'H
l'oi:. i l''i mu ll- 'n n-axmalilf tc"i'.
m r-- at rmi'ViH-. on Cha- tn..t
UovorniM'-'it !'i'l rlpt lor valu
GEO. F. WELCH.
ITTORXEY AT - LAW.
rro it Wril al io riir Main strcrt
Hn ruin.
0k
Dr E. E. Wilson,
(MVico on lTp'T Main lrp't.
DR. AETZLER.
DICNTIHT
Irfil in O.liJ Ke'lowB Viiiililinu.
Koo'iiS 5 uml li.
McSwords & Kistncr,
PIIYSICIASS AXl SCHGFOSS.
Ollke liours when not roffsiotmlly
l'Mlt
(Hlii-f: O(ioitc Kitut National I'.ank.
SPOKANE KLLS i MIHTHF.RN
NELSON i FOIST SIIEITARD
KKD MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
Th Only All I'.hiI llontw Witriont
("ImiiuM of ('nr H.'twwo MpokHiie,
Iloaalfill'l Bll'l Nfl""!!. Al" llOtWPfin
Neln an I KoiUn.l. 1 wily nrit
M'in.Uv ;
!,... Arrive
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II ... V M tt.. o.l " " t
V l.i A M N. I...H ... MM' M.
C.M ronn.x't'ora a NVI-.n with Mimir for
Kaalo, an.l all K.H.totml lk Hiinta.
I'aMiriir"- for K.'itl llfvnr an.l PouriflarT
rk minnnrt ' Hhu'ih witii tjur ilail?
BO YEARS'
TL--:'-!lS, EXPERIENCE
1 II I ril ma
It's This Big
A bar of Diamond "C" laundry soap is 4'4
inches long; 2 inches wide and inches high.
It costs a little more or a little less than rive
cents a bar depends upon market conditions
and the cost of the tallow used in its manufacture.
A bar of .
DicmondX"
T
14
lPboap
Is enough for a week's washing for a family of five.
RAVE IiIAMOND "" WRAPF'EKS-We rodwni thorn for
all aorti of uiM-ful aud attractive article. Illutratl book
ahowing ovtr :J0 prt'iriiuma given fur wrappun. aent oo re
qurat A puatal will bring it.
Premium Dept., The Cudahy Packing Ctu So. Omaha, Neb.
Poor
Says:
Richard
" The worst wheel of the
cart makes the most noi.e."
We have often heard it
saM in defence of ior print
ing that it attracts attention.
Attracting attention is
only a part of its mission.
Printing that will do
you :ood sliould attract fav
orahlc attention.
There are pome things
which are better ovci looked.
The kind of commercial
printinir which a reat many
merchants are willii.' to ti,'
he Ion it to this clas .
Vtu want yo'ir pri;itinj:
to attract attention i.ot hy
its defects hut 1 1. v : z i its
merits.
It should he so l !. so
perfectly suited to it- jiur
pose that it will attract attention only throu-h the
(dean, clear and satisfactory way in which it delivers
its meap
This Applies just as much to the printing: you
put upon the head of your letters, statements and
tiling of that kind a it does to the printing u-ed in
a pamphlet, booklet, folder, circular or card.
W hatever is printed is printed to he read.
The best printing is none too good for your pur
pose it your business depends upon the opinion of
other people.
If you wish to practice what this sermon
preaches, let us see you at our otlice.
..THE iiEPPNER GAZETTE..
PUBLISHERS and PRINTERS
flltST flATlONAL AXK
OF HEPPNER.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Pepublican League Commit
i
tee to Wait on President-
Cbicigo, fuuo 24. Tie execu
tive committee of the Republican
N'atiouttl League met here today
ao l a sub-coraruittee will depart
for WaHhiiigton to wait on Prewi
dent Roosevelt, on whom depend
largely the date and place for the
next national convention. Cincin
nati, Ht. Loms, IndiaDpolis,Grand
RapiU, Philadelphia and Dallas
'ire competing to eecura the con
vention. Tlie committee which
wilt go to Washington will present
i paper to President Roosevelt
heartily indorsing his "wise, pat
riotic and energetic administration
under which the country is resting
in confidence that every large
pledge of the Nation will be fully
r.'demed and the polioy which
established the honor of the United
States at home and abroad will be
ftithfully maintained."
Means Trouble In Cuba.
Wakiiinoto. June 23. General Leon
ard Wood said today that he believed
the beet-sugar men of the United States
had overreached themselves in defeat
in if a 20 per cent redaction for Cuba
His advices from the inland are to the
effect that the planters kept many men
employed in the hope of sr-oring con
cessions from the fniu-l States. Now
that such concessions are refused these
men are to be discharged, and while
'ieneral Wood takes, no stock in the
reports tht they will become rebellious
hands, he thinkg thev will ijive the
Hiithorities a great deal of trouble, a
ills and unemployed men will pre
upon th-'so that have a-imcthin,! that
can be t-to'en orcapM e l. He think
(lie sentiment in favor of reasonable
roii'i'.ialun. t.j t'nli .!! ;ukr n li form
1 1 1 ; t iii-to'i uf a 20-pet cent i- biction,
the n-xt reciprocity propositi. -i will be
for a I I per cent reduction.
1 lie - it t feature of the sn.-ar
-:t;i.i!i"ii ha" been the work thr.t 'hnur'l
has done in connection with ii. lie
was sometimes with the trust, giuie
ti:n s st' ii ist it, but beseems to have
always been able to control th" situa
tion largelv in his owo interest.
O. A
T. A.
KHF.
KHKA
. . . . President
. Vio President
. W. CONSKK
.Cashier
E. L. FKEELANl) Assistant Cnehiet
Makes Radical Changes
Washington, June 23. Senator IVn
r ise, from the committee on immiera
ti on, today reported ths general imnii-g'-atinn
bill. There are numerous
J a ren lments in addition to the amend
j me:it changing the educational test.
; Uii int the-p is the one increasing the
i head tax on immigrants to f" per liead
; and extending it to immigrants coming
I in overland, which is to be paid by
transportation companies carry inc them,
the timt for the deportation of chjeo
tionab'e immigrants is extended from
I one to three vears after landing, and
the transportation companies bringing
m such objectionable persons are re
ipiirel to pay half the land tiansjorta
tioii where the immigrants have left the
seaboard. There are also increased
restrictions on the importation of an
archists and insane and diseased per
sons, an I also on the bringing in of
contract laborers. Reran of the radi
cal changes ade, and the probability
of early finsl adjournment, considera
tion of the bill is doubtful.
Transact a General Banking Business.
FXrHAM.K OS At I. I'ARTS OF THE WOKI.P HOI'ilHT AMI Snl.P
Colle tioiia ma.le on aU i.o:'itin reasonable ternia. Snritn au.l nntllri.to.l profits f
Dlsmiaaal of Ctmui Empleyea.
Wa-iiiNi.Tos, June 2o The final re
duction of the census pe-sonnel w ill oc
cur next M indav, w ben 2i' employe
engaged on special worn will be diop
ped from the oils, leaving a permanent
census f ires of 7."0 cYtk. The perma
nent t'otnus Pol eau be oines ojera':ve
July 1.
over the first 'if the week making pre- j
paration to begin the woik July first j
While he-e Mr. Coic purchased a lot
from J. F. Spray and will soon erect a
dwelling.
The Next Legislature.
Oregon Permits for Grazing.
The Secretary of the Interior has is
sued permits for grazing 1'JS,.S') sheep
in the Cascade forest reserve during
the present summer, as follows:
Emil Hachler, Wapioitia 2,200
John Karlew, liake Oven 4,000
(iak Grove Sheet" Co., Wappanitla 9,000
J P Abbott, Wappinitia 4,000
R Ways & Son, The Dalles 7,000
J H Shuar, Shera's bridge 6.000
I) I' Kitcharn & Son, The Dalles. . 3,200
FGCirdon, Antelope 2,500
George A Young & Son, Shaniko 1S.OO0
Black Butte I.an l & Livestock Co.
Sisters 12,000
J B Cartw-ruht, Cross Kevs 6,6(KJ
If C Hooper, An'elope 4,0)0
P 3 Walsh, Kent 4,000
E C Fitzpatrick, Tygh Valley 2,000
M Maxwell, Shaniko 3,600
Charles Levin, Antelope 4,000
J M Reeder, Shaniko 3,600
Frank Payne, Rutledgs 2,400
Tillston Bros., Grass Valley 4,800
R R Ilinton, Bike Oven 9,000
John Fiannigan, Sherar's Bridge. 1,500
J H Buckley, The Dalles 2,600
M Kelsey. The DaHes 3. 00
C B Dive, Listers 2,000
II A E M-.:Greer, Antelope 4,400
T A Connell, Sherear's Bridge. . . . 4,000
C II Dealv, I'rioeville 1,000
' P Wren, Shaniko ... 4,000
R Ilirvey, Prineville 1,500
R Knoi A Sin, Post 4 700
F Malone, Antelope 4,000
II H Smith. An'e'ope 3.000
f FTavkr, I.amont 4,000
McGreer ,t iViiiiamsou, Antelope 6,5'HJ
2,700
f E Roberts, l'rineviiie
Perry, l'rineviiie
C V. C-.ilhv. I'rineviMe
' W Cary,
an F irr.
I Protily.
v a i
Villiatn A
I W Men:
W
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I A C;;a i i
l l !.,--v
W i-
My i:e;r .
fg " n.'h
l' ); - v.'
roni s-rrH:
,T. Sti ick
Plrhp.
rug Co
IVitievile
Post
l'rineviiie . . ..
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i : !t: -, Prinevil.e
t. ' ent.;1 l,jt,t
.-
; ).. ie. R.jseb'i-g
v. T:i" I Uiles . .
. 1 ' I',.lles .
2,2'Vi
1,500
1 ,0-vi
I'.ltlhl
2,200
2.0i H)
2.50
O.700
1 ,t h M '
.4, KM
2 -W
i L .1 an Lttnck of ht.op
'.' i W,. f ".r-eatpne 1 aril!,
' ut for Chamli -riHin'-
. y '.re trnn'.l has " ha 1 i;
of ,t It lo sl - him
f"r--e ht ,cksof c-"np
i !!'. f litor World-Iiera'd,
''as!.. For tale by slocuni
I The comoosition of the next Oregon
legislatnre will be overwhelminglr re
publican. In ad the democrats will
Lave but s x members of the senate,
follows: W. II. Wehrunf?, Washing
ton, holdover; Alex Sweek, Colombia
Multnomah and Washington, holdover
and Justus Wade of Union, holdover
The new senators elected by tbe demo
crats are M. A, Miller, Linn, Walter
Pierce, Morrow, Umatilla SDd Union,
and C. J. Smith of Umatilla.
The republican members ot the' sen
ate are: Marion E M Croiaan, Squire
Farrar; Linn, Marion W H Hobeon ;
Lane William Kuykendall ; Doujf'ai
A C Margters; Douglas, Josephine
Lane R A Booth ; Coos, Curry T M
Dimmick ; Jackson E V Carter ; Crook,
Klamath, Lake, Wasco J N William
son; Bentoc 3 D Daly ; Lincoln Tilla
mook, Yamhill Tyler W Smith; Polk
BF Molkey; Yamhill W A Howe;
Clackamas Geo C Brnwnell ; Multno
mah Herbert Hotrnan ; Multnomah
J E Hunt, F P Mays, Henry E McGinn,
G T Myers, Andrew C Smith ; Clatsop
C W Fulton ; Sherman, Wae-o T H
Johnson; Gilliam, Grant, Sherman,
Wasco, Wheeler WW Steiwer; Baker,
Harney, Malheur John L P.and.
THE H0CSE.
Only 12 democrats will eit in tbe
lower house. They are: W R Bilrea,
SR Claypoot, Linn; Willis Kramer,
Douglas; Miles Canfall, John B 01-
well, Jackson; Charles V Ga'oway,
Yamhill ; John Habn, Clatsop; W M
Blakely, Umatilla; J A Burleigh. Union
and Wallowa ; T N Murphy, Union ; J.
H Robbins, Baker; E H Test, Harney
and Malheur.
Republican members of ti.e 1 jwer
house follow : Ma-i in Frank I'.-vi-y.
E T Judd. T B Kay, Alex LaFvi et, J
I Mii'i,' ,- : Lane I N Ed' .-.'!-, !. 1
Harris. ,1 M !o-i:.-y : ! , I -a I
Ridd e; 'oos I! H.'nn.:i:i ; Coos
mm
oiir
CCD Out
I the Wet
SAWYER'S
Ezaelalar Bramt
CLOTHING
Tk Mi waterpraof tarairata la Mi
vorld. Mft fx ya tt. ma-rla ana
warraalril wan. rprnot. Mda to ati4
ilia roag burnt wora tad wtatii.r
Jok for tha crarir mark. TFronrdaaiav
do oot tar. t mm, nt fr cataloa-n. ta
I. T. HUaf aai futirt fa., i.-H , fUa F-aaiiau.
rU.ia.HAW Vt.K SilN.SUIeMfra.
y C.hH -if-. Miu.
1 .'J.LitM
Excursion Rates.
The O. R. .t X. Co. ia ofleriii low ex
cursion rates as follows:
Forrouud trip to meeting of Imperial
Council, Nobles of ' Mystic Shrine, San
Francisco, June 10-14, 25.
To biennial meeting K. of P., Sao
Francisco, August 11-12, $25 for round
trip. Above rates are from Portland.
To national meeting Fraternal Order
of Eagles at Minneapolis, June 3 1,
round trip ticket from Heppn-r, 4l).30.
To annual meeting National Educa
tional Association, Minneapolis, July
7-11, round trip 44 50.
To Yellowstone National Park and re-
tarn from Heppner, S4.&0.
-The company's ageots will be pleased
to furnish any information in relation to
excursion rates.
John LTarrigan haa been con
victed at Whatcom, Wash., of be
ing one of the men who hM np a
saloon in Fairhaven, Mny 2". and
shot Thomas Burger a by-Under,
and Policeman Peter-on. who
tried to effect their capture
Stops the Courfi
and works off the'e -Ai.
Laxative Pronto-' ''linine T
co'd in one i.iv. No ' .
Price 25 ceti.
Curry R D II in:
lla'e; I'oiv' a-. .
brngh ; I'.en on. M
I. Haw kins ; Lin-v-Yaml
ill B C Mil.
eph,nx-
-w c
Hans-
..-.n -.T
la-. ! n:
. 1' ilk H F Jones ;
; I'i.iamook, ;Ya:n-
FLO
Girls Quit Smoking.
An Arrnv ulficer who lias just returned
rim t' e Philippines savs the native
women are imitating the American
'omen, school teachers and wives of
army officers, in the matter of dress.
personal a 1 irnment and manner..
During the last year a great change
of this intiue has been observed mirik'
ie native women, who have been
irown into contact with the "Ameri-
anos.
The Philippine women now insist not
only upon Laving more clothes, but bet
ter clothes, and the result is a marked
improvement in their average personal
appearance.
A year a;,.l a half ago this oliicer
passed through a village in Luzon, In
e house where he lodged was a girl of
10 to 12 ears w ho smoked bic. black
igars and apparently enjoyed them.
ifiting the sstne village a few months
aro the officer caPed to see his friends.
e native family. He found the girl.
now a little larger, of course, and also
ery much better dressed:.
Yon ae not smoking. I see," he
said to her.
"No. Setior."
Weil tryone of these," lie said, offer
g her l is c g:r case.
"No. thank vou. Senor," replied the
j;m :u :.r.f Kng'..:i. ' u.e no smoke now.
A me-,, .no w men no sniuke."
Two m.'!
rh s'h,v':.
i- 1.' r,-:'l
. trbvrv . : ,-t
'i'. s'ra !i i
hil', P. I. Eddy : ',V.,-i ir.gton L M C
tiault, Charles H.ne-, I', F Purdy ;
Clackamas CtiHintey, Hans Paul
sen, B A WeV'ster ; Ciackamas, Mult
nomah C W Nottingham : Multnomah
A A Bailey, W W Tanks S B Cobb, H
J Fisher, John Gill, C W Hudson, W
R Hudson, J S Hutchinson, W N Jones,
Dan J Malarkey, George M Oiton, San
derson Keed ; Clatsop C W Carnahan ;
Columbia Martin Both ; Crook, Klam
ath, Lake, Wasco .1 ' Burgess, U A
Eaimitt, J N Wl-e.i.d-n; Morrow,
Umatilla Gilbert W I':.-,ps; Umatilla
II C Adams; Gil.i.im. ti-ant, Sher
man, Wasco, Wheeler C A Denneman,
R J Ginn. C B Johnson.
Ratis Aga.r. Radn.:;
F; om ail .-as. y
n.tke .It-:!-:"-- a- n- . l,.it
triji east i: n . . , . . . via
the Illln lis i. ta! It.; t .jr
rates are the 1 '. .. ' ,- i. .-.i. 1 it
will pav yon t - w.r... i;s r 'i haven't
t; me to c-::.U!i' v .:- t!,
agent fio:u whetu ; : viu-e vour
ficket that y--u war.' t invl by the
way of the I.linois Central, and you
will never regret the t: i p.
If any of your re'atives or fiiendain
tbe east are coming we-: while the low
rates are io effect write us about tbem.
and we will see that they get the lowest
rates with the best service.
Through tourist cars, personally con
ducted excursion ca-s, free reclining
chair cars, in fact all the latest conven
er n railroadicg.
READ IT IS HIS NEWSPAPER.
George Sohsnb, a well ksown Oer
msD citizen of Ne LebsDon, Ohio, is s
eoDsfaot reader of tbe Dsyion Volssei
ttmg. He knows tbal this papef aim
to advertise only tbe best in - its
columns, and when be isw Chamber
Uniu's Psid Balm advertise thereto for
lamebnnk.be did not bef-itate to bov
a b-'tlle for il for bi wife, who for eight
weeks Had eoti -red with tbe most er
nble psm in her back si.d conld gel no
relief He sss: "Afier osini? tbe
paio lislm for a few das ruy wife said
to me, ' 1 feel as though born anew.' sod
before using tbe et.tire contents of tbe
b 'ttle the nobesrsble ps.us hsd entire
Iv vanished aud she c-oiid again take
ber house hold duties '' He is very
thsckfol and hopes that all suffering
likewise will hear of ber wonderful re
covery. This valuable lioimeut is for
sale by Slooam Dm- Co.
iences kuowu to i;
For particul.i' s
service, stop-,,ver;
and routes, eo . e
B. H TKr-v
eg.ir-i.ng rates, time,
. .i.:f rei.t .v nnections
.': n or address
' i.t.. i' -m'l. Agt.
142 Ti.ir i trst. Port'ind. .re.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Rro-:-" ti:nine Tablets.
All druggists refund the monev if it fails
to cure. E. W.Orove - s gnature is on
each box. 2V
MISS LAURA HOWARD,
President South End Ladles
Golf Club. Chicasro, laired by
Lydia E. Pin k ham's Vegetable
Compound Af u-r the Rest Ioe
tors llad Tailed To Help Her.
" Dear Mas. P:k't.vm : I can thank
jrou for perfect r.c .l-h to-day. Life
looked so dark to :r.e a year or two
gxx I hawt ti'-nstau'. ps.-:s. mv limbs
swelled. I had di?y spc'. '-. and never
JIJ
Spray Items.
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a.i.il n-.lt.,. .!.. ..it iiw, liitho
. NUFACTURFKS OF
Mtjiial toC.i.l I lour, Graham Flour W
Wheat l lour, Rv I'lour. (acairi
MkMlinjU's lor Mush, Steam Rnlkl
ChopjK'tl Iiarlcy, Shorts and Bran
ho:
ant
Wo ray the liigh
industry
t mnrl.nt riee for Whenl and Hsrley. Paln;ii. ' a hum
I industry -
t Ia4 4'Ch U4tnMrirM 1
9ViwUCi u in vi vuii. WIII-AF STOliKI) FKKK
riilali.-'t - ( i.'"OII' ' "iri-nl, 1i"iii i 1 a
.,r- f -ill r, ha. II. ! ! all I -alp, . . . .
MUNN&Co."'B-'N8wTcrk W. L. HOUSTON, - - -
BUanri limia. IDS r Waahlnaton. I. A,
Manaocr
j From t:i.- ' . ' -
Wils.-n l'.roa. tlnishe 1 -.'ie iring their
si-cop at D. t". : 1 ' t i - :hoo: rt
inch on Moil lav. Y e -!o.i-ed 2 K' '
-heen it)i an avoi to clip of l1
i p -. ie bind of " 7! ewt s she.-.te 1
' in ii"-i of nearly H!j vin.ls.
A very toit bunch of !,. passed
illiiotigli town rioiisO.iv. l'liey weie
, ;ro: i t'l.iok county a til were beirg
i linen to Heppner fo- (.hipment to
' K.istei n mat kets.
Mr. I'd t'uV of llar.lman. li,i has
the cotittact for c.vyitig the tni:l be
Itweeti ll.irdmail and tiis placi', a
I On; 50 Cenl5 t
k- t i yr:i,m hnbv strong and
t ' c". A fiuv cent bottle of
Big Wool Clip.
President I.vtle of the
Southern, says that there w;o
clip of 7.5 VMXl p I'.inds of w
, into ttie market at nan:ko t:
"Sherman count v will hav
est cr.ip it has eve: ha, I this
Pre:detu I j tie. 1 1 coiini
"hati k :- ieve ; ng to an e
di-g-ee i' e e i c ;; -,v e"
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in".'"
n t
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d
I 5;otfs TnuiLsion
v i i :i.i;t;-c .1 ;;'. k! h.lbv to &
I'-
rt
la a i
afalamatta.
FII.T;'. 1 f '.tPl I IN ;p-
Sere I .vw often de:i e In In-:
is a h !v tat - p.
ii;
n plun:; romping hitd.
ttv o.'jf a cm a t.v. tntnk h pies, bat w..r.(. ,.; is .4 t ,
V. of ft. its as nice as cream. I . p' -t'sttpat-.-tt iv.n't p- m t
a !. -. a-i!trv. d A l-stis- your etst-ai e-tti l'r
Neir, iicni:. iv-i'.t B King's Ne LiTti P;ils an.l ivol n'l'll
(-Hi; I'rvis:,,!. New Voik. nrsery . rh-ngive hvrlv livers ."t.
A an 1 1 OC .A ! .-Kk-.-t m . .
Ooly '.. Ht SI M-tim Drug Co
t
::,:-ie ; t it '. o l
-.a h .v.: --V- -:
-,.w of oo- r
'.(h su:T't.;-gl.- ; . .
ah;'. '. 1 i v t - i '
$ V0 ' t m.-v 'mm a- t, f a- -
Mr. I'iiikhittu iiitit.-A n'A m e
men who are III ti v rt - b r for
atlvloi..fc Atlr-ai I.xnti, Iask,
Rrtvti) full Mrtii itl.trn.
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