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Newspaper Page TextI'OI i J J ',u iiwticultural fc OCK t , -.y '.K li J X. y TIHi (iA.KTTIC ..GIVES ALL THE NEWS.. Subscription Price. OFFICIAL P A P E K .:..b I f (Ml IF' .' One juii 4 60 Six months ".') 'l t-i:t IliiS I. Zaemivesitv-j-; -seise TWENTIETH YEAR IIEPI'NEK, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 21, 11)02, NO. h; ornciAL I5IIiE:cT,oIz. I'nltfil (States Oftlrlala. Praaldnnt Theoilore Komnvxlt fiaort.ta.ry of .Slain , W. It. lay daor-ilary of IV-i-mury I.ealia M. Hhnw ttaor.itA.ry of Intm-ior..., . . . .rneliria N. ItliiiH 4m.-rt.tar--' of War K. H. Knot s.iuirntttry of Navy Hhlinin H..nry Moody Pi4lniaut'ir-(ttKi4i.tl v hailea fcm.-ry Smith fctuir.i--'iiinirul John W. iintttt 4H.irotnry of A-i'imiltiire ..Jftrnea Wilaon C gig .Monaral Ijina Oltlca humor Hermann Hutu Krfleral Ofltlala . . I Johu B. Mitchell ... ) Thou. H.'J'oiiKUtt --"- JM.A. Mi-wny 1 ntoriml Kxvenuo Collector 1) M llunnn Diatnct Jmlo ('. H. I'elliuKer Circuit JuiIk" V . II filllx- rt Miatritrl AlUiruuy J. II Hull li. ti. Maraiial &iti ibmaur United 8 Late band OtUears. Jay 1'. lioou... Om Paltaraon .. Ill dalli, ok. .. Hr-fiater .. iiaoaivar LA oAD. OB. E. W. Hertlatt Knuiatar i. li. nwackriamar ttacalvar Urrfou fctate (JOIclalS. Uorarn.ir T.T.Omi Bajretary of fcUata F. 1. Dunbar Traaaarar. C H. Moo re Bupt. I'ut.lic luat ruction J. II. Acker limn AlUirnay Haneral D. H N Ulackburn Primer W. 11 txJa ( li. B. Heau. Hnpraio Jn.Uea i K. A. Moors. (C. K. WuUsrtuD itoari nrriooi hand ( oaiulaaion Hart ( 'haintxtrlaiii ttama Warden .... Aloba tuiinby Fiab Com.... I-.C. itaid.At.U ria Vatarmary Hurifaoii Win, MiLaau, Porllaud Mlxth JnUlrlal Dlttrlit. (trcmt Jniltfo W. K.KUl Pr.aoutiu Aitoniay J'. 0. llailey Horrow (ant OOciali. Joint Oanator J. W. Morrow K iuraMitativa A. H. Thornton Conn ? Jadiie A. (1. Harlholumaw " Coiumiaaionan , J. Howard Kd. (.'. AahbatiKb. " tUark Vawtar Crawfortl " HharlfT J. W. MatliKi ' Treaanror... M. liirhtanthal Aaaaaaor W. I., faliuf " Horvayor J J. Melius nraoul Map t Jay W. Hhipiay " Coronar Dr. Kiatiii-r Dtock Impyi tor Henry ttrberzliiKor Daoutiaa J. P. Ilhwt. IuBa lka Vinton, lialloway uirrKitt town orrn iRa. Mayor Frank Oilllam CoutK'Uman OK tarnorth J. J. flobarta. K. W lihaa, Phil Colin, Thoa Muald. Ho-onlot J. P. WilHama I riinrar 1.. V, . HriKira Uarahal . . . . . ,(ieorfe J horniou HFr!lR llfOL IlIKTRIIT. Iilrwtora -Krank 1 1 1 1 - m, K. M, Khutt. J. M. llarfrr. l;iork J, J. Koberta. l'racinrt Offlorra. Jiiatiranf tha Para J. P. Wiillami C inxabla i. B. Halt rnorE3s:;:rAL :aszq G. IV. Phelps A7T( i:FY AT LAW. Oflu v in fKId r'i-..! i'! : ! k Hri'pnrr, Orrgon. BIG CLIP OF OREGON WOOL. s..l aii'i 'M for tv, 'i-vcar-fiiil steer, an'i 8 ami .;o f ,r coam with calves. Wils Norrfid, the Ikota hnjer, who had 1'iirf liH'-fi over head, has turned . . i -1 ... i i About 4,uuii,uu) iiontios m jrji, one , cr,rit , a.-ta o ver to Mr. HeidtmaD. fifth of OteBon'B clip, i in Portland. J"OSUi ,j . ia r r r I . Product of tha State Estimated at 19,500,000 Pounds. , .A large part of th wool had com j from EaH'Tn Oipjjoo an far away an ! KiiJ'ti arid - f I nntiriaftrtn dihtrifts, oaysj i the Oretfunian. Those diatricts have no ! ! halfs, and the O. li. A N. mak a low Diamond "C" is a Repeater A "repeater" is something for which people ask sk""1 and again. They ask for it because it is good; because it is cheaper than other things of the same sort, or because it does better work and costs no more than they do. DumondlC is a "repeater." It goes further and does better work than any other laundry soap. HA VK DIAMOND T " WRAPPERS-We redwm them for all BortH of useful and attractive artiHwi Dlaatratd book hcwluif over :Xi prmaiomt kivid for wrapper, teat on r44uit. A postal will bring it. Premium Dept. The Cudahy Packing C to. Oauka, IK. ' f.u;.rl,t .uluf. l'..rlltwl trk .nfil.la tl.a The witer erijoyed a visit to Uefiner diiriti(; she ,at week. The metroiolis of Morrow county is hiist'in anil pros- pCTotifl and is easily keeping up its rep illation fif being the heat city of its size THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON EUGENE. OREGON Th fiat Hemeeter tsi-iou l'.Ki'2-H, opeus Wednosday, September, 17. I he following- Hihools nd (.'ulletfes are oompmed iu Ibe UniTeraity : (irsdnsltt Hch-Hil. Collea-B of Lit-rature.Seif.no and Art, Collfire of Seance and E'ilctiub, I'mversity Acedemy, Sebool of Mnsie, Hobool of Mediolne, Sjlioo , ( ,w. roition f ee, ty-i imtf in Sctiouls nf Law, ifedioiuo and Moaio. (Iueiileolal f.t, UiMKi. Hi i1h:. I! ,.ly ui, 2 50 per year.) -'ost of livioK from $1(X) to flHI per , r. For caUloKUt., address. Registrar of the University, Eugene. Oregon. C 0- Wedfield AT TO USE) AT LAW. i mmmmiaisfml i work to be done there. The quality nf : the clip is better than ever before. The wool is cleaner than Usual, e j pecially from Eastern Oregon. Weath ! r last winter was rnild, so that the tel- tu re of the wool is very good. J Not much more than 2,000,000 pounds remain unsold in the Northwest. This leftover clip is scattered all over the Northwest, in quantities mostly over 'O.OdO poin Is. The total clip this year of the three fctates is estimated at dote upon :ji 1,000,000 pounds. Oregon pro duced about 10,o00,000 pounds, and Washing'on about 3,000,000 more. The Willamette Vallev has yielded about 2,0)0,01)0 pounds. There are more sheep in Oregon than ever before but the clip is somewhat lighter than usual per sheep, and of better grade, doe in part to freedom from dirt. The season has been a free selling tna at good prices. Valley wool began at about 13. 2 oents, and went up as high as If! cents. Most of Eastern Ore gon's clip brought 12la cents. A New Jersey mill bought 3,000,000 pounds, direct from Eastern Oregon, paying as high as 15'k cents. This venture is re garded as the beginning of a movement to eliminate middle men. A strong reaon for the free sidling ' in the Northwest. Spray Courier. Ji-ifnes ari l Fitzisiimnons fight for the world's championship tomorrow even ing. Jeffries is the favorite with odds at I''., to 1. E E. Travis, of the Heppner-Canyon City stage line, was in town Tuesday lookiru after the in'erests of the route, leaving the same dav for lleppner. He info-med us tht double rigs will Soon bo put on for the accommodation of the traveling public. Long Creek Ranger. Offlre nn went t!n! Ilrppner, of May streel. orciroti A. Mallory, r. .s- ciMtissrjsvn OTAHV I'VHLIC la aiithorlol to Ukf ail klmla ot l.ASI) PKoOK- and I. AND HUM. l'"!W tlaiip ma. If on ri-Ha.'iiatili' ti-rina. Ot11ia at mai'lem i ou ( ha.- atris-!. tiuvi-riiiiH'itt .and .-rlpt fur aaia GEO. F. WELCH. 4 TTURSL T - AT - LAW. fro Went aide t pper Main Htreet. Htirsra. . 0m..i Editorially Fearless. Consistently Republican Always. News from all jmrl of tlu world. Well vfittei), original Btori.'H. Aii'.d t: .jticr oti nil HiibjtTtrJ. Artu'le;' n llcaltli, the Horn- Im w l. ,,k, Hi,ti on Work About 'flip Farm, mul Garden. Dr E. E. Wilson. DKNTIMT. Olhre on t'pper Min street. Tilt HIL1' I.MKIi IIIH The Inter Otvan is a member of the AesocivtoJ F'rcss and alo in tln only Western newspaper reeeivinp the rornbineii tele, praphie ami cable news matter of tx.tli the Xe i Hi k Sun anl New ork Wnrld ret,peetivel , besides daily rep .its fiutn over 'JO mi spi-cial coi respondents thronglioiit rtie cot utry. No pec can tell mure fully hIij it is the bent ,in earth. ONE DOLLAR PER YI.AR ." t ii. I t-.t.w.i ,.,,..., t.;...r..ti ..i- e . ... ........ '..f.-io, i'hiiiiuii oi news iron) rfvervw here and a perfect feast of special matter. I 1 movement is the go id profit whio.h cur- I rent prices assured to growers. I The wool of the Valley is j.rr-duced ; tn iftly in small 'j'tatittties. In Eastern it'egon, ou the other hand, it i- .1 husi- ' ness on a large scale, to wliich --.rowers i ' devote their entire a'tenti n. I'ound per poun-i of woo'. Eastern '-eg-yns are liner grades than Yalievs, and more valuahl". h it tii-y e .n!,i n more ex traneoiH matter, an i tii'. manes their g'os value less than ti, at of Valleys. Vallev wools shtink ah int 4i per cent in cleaning, and Eastern regon about i;s j.pr cent. What promises to he the greatest rush for land ever seen in the local United States Land office will be witnessed next Monday, when 23,000 acres of the beet land in the Sile'z reservation, in Lincoln county, will he thrown opsn. The land must be taken under the homestead law. The township is rated to contain the finest agricultural and timber land in the whole reservation. It is known that there will be at least 150 tilings made, so there is do doubt that practically the hole tow nehip will be taken. At present there are about 200 squatters on 142 claims. These people have a three months' preference right on the land after the date of entrv. KEPORT OF THE CONDITION j Of the Firtt Sational Hank at IJepry ner, in the State of Oregon, at tte : clone of tnusine, July VI, l'Mj'i. j RESOURCES. Loans arid discounts $321,833 25 Overdrafts secured and unse cured 5,63148 (J. H. Bonds to secure circula tion 12.500.00 Prerainms on U. 8. ."od1s .... 375 00 Stocks, securities, eto 16.5.J0.00 Banking-house furniture, and fixtures 3,8000 Due from National banks (Dot reserve agents) S.534 Co Due from stale banks and bankers 17,013.84 Due from approved reserve ajfsDts 169,514 01 Internal-Revenue stamps ... 3i7 .V) Checks and other cash items 2 16 Notes of other National Banks 14,825.00 fractional paper currency. nickels and oents 3-52.55 LaW-rOt, kOSII EEKiEV IS BiK,V!Z: Specie 38.875.00 Legal-tender notes . . 21,130.00 60,305.00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent, of circulation) ISaH-lfrj Good enough foranybody! All Havana Filler 1 nt?ki 625.00 Total 8829.160 44 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in 3 50,000.00 Surplus fnnd 12.000.00 Undivided proflta, lees expen ses and taxes paid 24,561.81 National Bank Notes ont- sUndiDtr 12-500.00 Doe to state btoksaod baok'rs 4&52.5S Individual deposits subject to cbeok 497 "221.60 Demand Certificates of deposit 27 .549.45 Cashier's checks outstanding. 385 00 mm ij.'a 1 r - 01 JSt THE SjAME OLD STORY. ,1. A K-lly relotia su experience simi Ur to tn.-d n ljii-h bust happened 10 tl rnnst eveiy n-Mi: i.orjoo,j m the Cbltcd sj-stes in. i i: i.eeti told and re-tnld by tboossnd-' f l.ers. lie gays: -'Last Mnuiii-r i I i i mi B'tack of ds-' tery ..!, 1 pore: -s - i t b dtie of Ciiamber lii-.'s t'i ' . C'!i -dera aril DiarriiO'B Uetue.ly. ' u -I: i U-ed Bi-cordiog to dl- r-rti..rj-r s:ii'.. '!' n 1 1 ,- entire y snf.fsct :-ry lh It V .1 s ('. It) f ro ii-d In' rorr HithcS;" when lirrjg ( Total 8C29.160.44 State op Oejon UorNTT of Morrow, ) I, George Conser, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemn I v swear that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Ijeo. (joxsee. Cashier. S Snbscribed and sworn to before me this 9 c 17tb day of July, 1902. j L. L. Freelasd. . Notary Public for Oregon. I Correct Attest: J. B. Natter, T. A. R'jes, A. L. Ayers. " Fi a sf2a?hzad:'"'Sta:;?. ha vr;' J old pbach & Fz:;tr;' f CIS i V ' Rates A;a;r Reduced. i : A. I loll Simmer complaint ib unusually prev stent among children this seasoa. A well developed case-iu the writer'e : . -. ea- fHmily was cored last week by the timel i ' use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami !:,r Diarrhoea Reme,ly one of the tiest p6t i .a-tirf.. ent medicines marjufsctured and which ; is always kept on haod at the home oi ; pay je scribe. This is not intended es a free puff for the company, wbe do Dot ad vertise with as, hnl to benefit little snf ferers who msy not he within essv bc- Mr. Kelly i? a esse uf s physician. Ni fmilv shnnld f H-n ifrs.m. N. C , No family should tie without a bottle of this medicine in the boo. espcihl;v in summer time. Lansing, Iowa. Journal For sal- by Slocntn Drug Co. i rime t-, a.'e:-. . ; He: a i ;o I leoioi' - at . is a ratidid.i'e DR. METZLER. li IILII 1 n II I) hi rnini Li UU Ma) DKNTIMT Located in Odd Fellows building. Rooms a and ti. McSwords & Kistner, I'HYSK IA.XS .t.V Sl'R(EOS. OlhVe hours when not professionally absent. Otliee : Opposite First National Hank. sroKANE falls 4 northern NELSON i FORT SHEPPARD RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS The Only All Rail Route Without Change of Cars Between Spokane, Rosshiod and Nelson. Also between Nelson an 1 Rossland, daily except Hunilay : Irfavrt. Arrlaa. SKI A M SiM.kann . 40 I. M li 111 a M UohhIhimI s in e. m V III A.M N.-U..D S.45 T. M. reniiiM-tntna nf Nlm with afwiniera for Kaal-i. aiel all Kootenai like Minta I'aHaeiira f-ir tetrlo ltlr an. I lioumlarT r roiini-t at Aureus wiOt atawrw itailv BO YEARS EXPERIENCE L ) HILT) im MANUFACTURERS OF Hqual to Gold Flour, Graham Flour Whole Wheat Flour, Rye Flour, Cream Middlings for Mush, Steam Rolled Chopped Barley, Shorts and Bran We psy the highest market cries for Wheal an,! Hrl. i. . i tistry WII1CAT STOKKl) KKKK W L. HOUSTON, - - . Manager. ! 1 "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaMaaaaaiaaaaaa.aaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaa I aT-3 h i 4 Jfiki TRrc Marks rfl'j Designs r f Copyrights Ac. e-T-iiio " Mm, n t. ' 't ni-.l i.-rrit'ltm nm jit!.-H iniTi'i 11 t-i oi'ini .it lift- lit!ir ml n,t.-t,t ..11 it r. '"ii 'v 1 tti ' .rt.nuitiW'n -t I li'I I V r I 'It ' t .1 I 1 . .!! Si. I'Hl ?)( .,( 1 1 . c ' -1 i ! . 'Hin,' I'ttr'iis. li-. i u.'tt t'.i u.-lt Mm ' 1 T' ftre tyft it u w :' h-Mit t 'i'Hiv, tu lh Scicniific JftiKr.can. ft Iifn1 "h! ti1 1 r 1 rTf r!r- r-Jnt.-M f - no- 1-..JH.M. fTn. f.l mr ..-jr r" 'li. tl. N-hI I.jtkII Mwrtrppi. MUNN & Co.3C,c'Md-"- New York Mi nr. K 4n- it., witninii-ti, 11. 1 . It Will PavYou The University of Oregon. The University of Oregon will open its twenty-seventh sesr-iun at Eugene Wednesday. September 17. The out look for the year see-ns at present, very promising. A number ot new men have been added to the facultv, a;i horonghly titteil both by preparation and by experience, for their work. The 'Diversity buildings are being repaired am! improved during t.'ie summer, the dotmit-ny. gymnasium, and leadv hall receiving t special st'ention. Students intending to enter this fail are invited 1 1 correspond with the pres ident relative to their work. Cata 1 logurs will be cheerfully sent on ap p ieatioil . Mirers from the hills report that sheep are crowding in closer this year and'"'" eV,r 'f'r, MVff l'le sumpter merican. Several ta es ot encroach men! that stir up the peaceful delver for precious meta's are heard. In the i eenhorns there are more sheep this year than ever before. At the head of Lake creek two or three herders had a little shooting scrape the ot! er day over range iiiestions. No one was hurt, so far as the miners could learn. As spring was late and cold. gras is later than usual, and naturally would extend further into the fall, but with the crush of sheep now appearing on the scene, it is likely that the country will be as : .o -:.:e I...-. 1 FONT FAIL do IKY IfJTS. bt-Lever hi. honest trial is given, to F'ectru- Hitters for suy trouble it is re ci iuuier Ct-d for a permanent cure will surely r eelfected. It never (ails to tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys and bowels, etimnlate tee liver, invigorate the nerves and purify the blood. It's ft wonderful tonic (or run down svstems The builders' trial of the new battle ship Maine, built by the Cramps to re place the ill-fated Maine, was very sat isfactory. Tti-3 new war vessel proved herself to be a very speedy ship for her size, averaging IS kno's an hour over a measured course. Her contract callB tor a speed of lJ knots. In a prelimin- j ary run the Maine tor ;,i minutes ran I: ai.y . : the ea.-t are rates are in el and We :!! to rates i:i the - - . i .'.-j you . : : -.- that ' - ; : via 1 . . i i-ir haven't ;' -. tj,e ; ' i - i:r ' ' v !io - a . i yuu ' if 4-. ves or ft ier.ds in n- w-t a !. ie the low :! wr.ie us about them, that tte.v get li e :owest rough Ehc'rio bitters positively cures kidnev and liver troubles, stomach diaordere. at the rate of lv..-, knots an hour, an r ervousiiess , Sleeplessuess. Rheuma- I . i- i , , tism. neuralgia, and expels M.Isnt. ! striidrdlD4r.v vessel ot her Satisfaction ifusrarifeed by Sloeum I displacement. I 'rug ( o. ( t;iv M o-nts. dlHted ex chair ca-s, li iences know : For part-io service, stop an-! roc.tfs, -H. U. , 142 1 : s. per-.-na.iy con 's, free reclining the latest c.joven- n raiiroa Eng. -d:ng rates, time, f.'ent connections a.t on or address . i .. Vt. !' otiaii 1. t re. M rs. Melin la Wit iiers home near Mavviiie, .Inly t-i ( legon in KV.i, died at her ; NEED MOKE HELT. Take I.axa: All dregg to . lire. ! ea h hov SAVES A WOMAN'S LIFE. To he given up would Lave meant e cams i Jaatli for Mrs. I.-oa Crau of n.Mhu ter, Mass. For years she hd endured antold missry (rem a severe lung trou ble arid obstinate cougb. "Often," she j writes, "I eonld scarcely breslbe and' Often the overtaxed organs (,f Jiges sometimes et.uld cot spssk. All doe-' turn cry cut (or nelp by dyspepsie's 1 SDl remedies failed till I nsed Lr. pains, tiansea. diz ness. beadsche. ! King's New Discovery for Consumption ! liver complaints, bowel disorders. Such ljd w completely cared. Sufferers i troubles call ft r prompt nse of Dr. j frotD ccugbs, o ilds, throat scd lung King s New L.fe Fills. They are gentle, I ouMe neea mis grand remedy, for it thorough sod gasrsotefd to cure. i"c j oever disrPniuts. (Jure is guaranteed ' Orainl-N it-, i at fSlocnm's drup store. i hv lonm Drug Co. Price 50o and JailU's v I rial bottles frs e. j.j. To Cure a Cold in One Day le Tablets, .-v t it tails a'-i-e j on MRS, IDA L, ROSER A large irrigating canal will be con Struct,.! thr.inw-li Ktitro.,j Vi!i- in t 81 00. Trial bottles frse. Felix i. luman, a pioneer of 1 $":?, j i f I -rrcNtiU'nt F !k. Writt-s to IV vk i , m ,1,.1 liil,., ..j. m- i ' marr-.e -, ouioe iie i cictruauL, .tasil., - . 1 ' r. r l.ar.. Washington. Thirty-tive million acres Julv 17. He bu.lt the steamer W. I I have, h I p.p-ation of land wili be wate'ed. Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. j l axative I'.romo-O.iinine Tat'lcts cure a. 1 n.e vecona ooai rnat pile 1 on the .Middle ! i orimbia river. "I am osicg a box of Cmtlsto's Stomach A Uvar Tahlafa mnA fl.. I Ih.m . co'd in one day. No Cure, no Pay. tbe best tbiDg for my stomach I ever Price :.'" ,-ents. ! 0J" T. W. liobiosoo, Justice of i j tbo Peace. Ioomis, Mich. These Tab- 1 lets not only correct disorders of the' Nov is the Appointed Time. j stomach, but regulate the liver aud ' bowels. They are eaav to take and ist issued a j pleasant in effect. Price 2o cents per ocx . ror usie py Moeum frog to. bare as - Aucu-t. bv th to write for otir rati-8 l ofort' vou pnrcliBw a ticket to any point in the K;tst I r.nili Toaii-t Cars from the FAC'IFU'COASr to CIIICAGt Alu CINCIN NATI, eonneotiiic; with tliPMih trains for for a I points in tlie far Kaat. South r Southeast. l-t antl liamhs. tui-ly e.tiipje.l HteHtu-heated traiiiH - -Dining Carn. I?ulltt I jbrai f Chi n. S!,, pine CarHiintl Free Kei lininig; Chair C-tts throuohouN the following statea : MM. .V.1.V.I, II .v, CA.s.V. USSCA7, a. V.V S.S7 . .ofs.t.v.t. u.iixcis, viwrsoTA. Micni .ia i. A . KASHAS, K FX TI A V. V Isstssl Til . For particularsi regarding iteiolit ,.r p,,H. M'ltpT l Htes and st ryiee. call jn or :iI3t .--i F t FINDSI.V. T. F. P. .. 1 H. TFCMFI I.I,. ' III I o,.t. I I- Third ntieet. Foitland. O ,. S ( s The l't.llade'plo.l l; tion to the ia. t thai tin' Ml, '!t . i . 1 ::.-- t itlg that in tl e la-i -i ti-.al yea 'tie ::; c'...tli;ng .'' -i; :: 1 1. ' I . t, ( :, 1 ;. or -I- thi-.!-C the w -!... :rg t! e , ..l.i ' I- -11'-. .atter part of -1 a':s attei. s ' .' a le.piatc is a '!., , !,.:!,- :: :.f:,- of t1 c : ! o, g- ; n.'.i ly ' '. no .v. I -: ( . f : . . g o rt : r. : . --It. !,.( kit- .- -g i-'Oi ui.l , : t to -ill. Iin ;!., t s i-i states bke The ' . R. N Co. has han.isorrohv illustrated pamphlet en t;tlt.l ' o-egon. Waslotigfon and Idaho an 1 then Ke.soi.iees " 1'eooie in the sI j.- . . W hi -iSSi JK f r- laW a iv - -'. if. : : - ' . en t -. :.nd so . a ...Id. ' -... c. . :u --'.' a an '. pa'.n . v. v r-.vti.Uy. l ast are the la ti e i I ; ... i for i . e-t IF A MAN LIE TO YOU, Aud say some other salve, cuument n aVmt i ,ot,'"J- 1,11 "r alVged heahr is as good .. , li lender's Arties Salve, tell bimthirtt w o. g-ve vears of marveioas 'u-es of pt'e-, burns'. , ; names '' '' l'l,rn- '- i-'c'. n.cers. cuts, s.-il,-.-, ; hru'ses and skin eruptions prove it's t: , 'y to be, best and c!.es,e,i. at SI in, - E .1 j:- a KsLsi Li irug store Nat:, a;i i r . a ( t eg. i d . t .V! tne v.-.-ir round M s i ninlmon '... i .tnv v hcrf clc . .len t top tak ng t, or oit !,. .no earned. Excursion Rates II - to v 1 1 ei 'tin mi h i- iii-ch-si. .ivcr ". H) head oi caltV in V hi-ele-c. untv fot 1 Tom Khea f l!ep iii r. The ave-age prices pa ! an- t ve.it lings. ' r It 5t -o a-r'a wl-1 t?-a M 1 e I. v . - - : - m-H '".' en ra'e- as : - '. o - M '"P !--ve -a'- - or -.. V a: M I'-' a: c ' i g . i JS t'oi;; A.WI.C, t. y! 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