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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-12
FIRST DISCOVERY OF GOLD.

After careful investigation it has been
determine that the date OF the discov-
cry Of gold 10 California Was January
Z5th, 1873 About that same time there
was smother 10 npor.sut di scovery, which
10 thousands d people hss been worth
move than sll the gold, because il re-
stored ,bem 10 health. aud ths, Ia Hos
letters Stomach BItters. Tals wonder.
FOL medicine continues ID cure stomach
ami bowel complaints. the same today
81 IN the psst, and although many medl-
ciues have come and gone. the BItters
still remain the people, favorte. To
those who suffer from dyspepsia, iudi
gestIop, headache, heartburn, consiips-
tion or biliOusness, and have tried other
medicines without obtaining relief, +his
remedy will prove blessing. because it
will surely cure them. Try bottle snd
satisfy yourself.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-12

A report from Salem Is to the
effect that Governor Geer is con-
sldering the proposition Of calling
an extra session of the Legislature
a few days prior to the time for
the regular session for the purpose
or giving the law makers a chance
to enact 8 law 10 place all state
officials on q fat salary aud also TO
put into effect the initiative aud
referendum. Such action by the
governor would meet with the sp-
proval Of q great majority OF the
people Of the State OF Oregon. To
place officials upon a fat salary
was 8 plank in both political plat
forms during the campaign. It
was popular because it was right
aud % candidate dared u offer
objection to this plank The
people have demanded the ini-
tlative and referendum bv a large
majority. Without an extra ses-
sion il would take four years be
fore a law placing officers on fat
salary could 20 into effect. The
people ought 10 have what they
vote for and the sooner the better.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-06-12

TO h1iId the road. tarE laughed and
replied that he could build the road on
years iucome TIE road will cost
So 900 900. What is Senator Chrk's
iucome2 There's a chance ior guess. =
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

Willing mpeh poetry ana sestesiy reading
What hss been Vtitten THANKSGIVING day
ahts hpt ptbtiqte any otsehlsed ~ e6tts
me,ttsiai mn,!,tt.ai intetesis @ l,s pstgsius tieh rests
ihahbIhl thst there is en6Heh h6ly sshl-
dag anbat.
We seineufnes hear N ssid that Thanks
ana aUes bbt iteah w tis what N iia t6 buf
New England fathers, I bellete 4 has
htbadet ineanlhst ana has gained tathet
thah lbst W Significance I cannot think ~
the day apsH ftpfn the principle ~ religious
1. liberty shd eetiaihiy We have snistsd intn
2 latset religious liberty than The Putltahs
epipgeq ~ permitted
;. .fhahksslvlhs. day emphasizes the heme
Gods Qtsi ahd test INSTITUTIONAL sift 20
thah N IA nay for family gatherings
iot, hoine eoiplnss ana hume festivities,
fslhft than \ day ipt excursions.
IN ntit hatlunsl NE without Him the da v
lias 10 Significance. The shebtlelsn uf the
present dsy " hBt the sheptlplsfn that
business ana soelai teaiohs 6f he 6od is
latsely ignuted HlVeh rhuteSes 6fteh try
tp fth Without Hin ~ the midsi ~ an
tlls ihdlmetenee tuVatd uud ehd lfhuflhe
ei hppe tbs, We should be called upoh as
. bedrlp W. tho thipf pseeutlvp af eUF
natlrn ahd ~ dut state tu halt nhe DAY IN
onf BUSY lives anu fet9Rhlae uUd ps the
~ 1ut llfe. ~ Hlin tles the saiuiiun 30
ai nnt national htehiptns There eah lie
re wise siatePinahshlp thsi leaves out tind
We tsn enslly bp thahkfui faf nnf nation
naiicn ran he thankful fof us7 We can
he patriotic W the hlnhest sahsp thuuRh
Ne nttet 80 tb vaf Tot uut country. fn
I've the llfe 80 lutal rlliseh ~ ~ pattlniir
Pc 10 die bh The battieheid oat rnunlfr
seldlets.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28

Monday Tor California. where they will
spend The winter.
torn, 20 Mr.. ana Mrs John u. Tollsr, a
daughter
hest eleiihssteck msds only Csc at A. u.
Ii0Ws's, $40 broadway.
=. Picture framing, &. r.. Alexander T. Co,
s55 broadway Tel sm.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred ~ I'M are hotns from
thelr trip 10 81 Louis and New Orleans
For rent, nicely furnished front room,
street
Wanted. ct once, carrier with horse for
10 Pearl street,
We ere headquarters for glass Of all
Kinds. See us before you buy. Q, B. Paint
OH ana GLASS co.
Mrs. Luther Iisarne ana children or Gin.
clnnail, q, are the guests OF Mrs iearno's
mother, Mrs. j. l.. gtewsrt
MesHrs, Coz 4 Hchoentgcn Of this city
have been appointed architects for tho
Carnegie library In Dsnlson, Ia.
a board meeting OF the Council Buns
woman's club viii be held at the club
rooms at o'clock this afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Colville Of Gales
burg, ILL., are the guests uf Mr. and Mrs.
Victor ~, BENDER of firth avenue.
Mrs.. Porterneid and Miss Lucille Porter.
neld are spending the Thanksgiving hoii-
! tic, la.
Charles Mcdonald Of butte Neb.. ia In
days with his father, Alderman q " Me- Me-
Donald
Rev, Henry Detung will reopen his In.
nuHtt!al school az the mission az $40 Fast
nTnadwaF saturday afternoon, at which
| time the children will be treated Co a
Thanksgiving spread
Having refurnlshed my gallery up-to-date
uffef Tile month 81 photuH for II kn and 81
photos Tor $3.50 per dozen. Have Your
| lhrlHthinH nhutnH taken now, HtlEleman,
" ana 20 Bouth Main street, upstairs.
saturday, November 70. the Purity Candy
Kitchen, $50 broadway. will have another
big candy sale. All fresh candles. peanut.
chocolate angel food. tsfty and other kinds
at 10 cents pound. Enough for all.
MrH, lrylnH u, parHona, formerly Mics
Minnie Williamson, n teacher IN the Coun-
ell nuns SCHOOLS and who has been critic
Any " at her home IN Malvern, lap II suf-
home OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs, 4, M.
Williamson, In thie city,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
Federal 5udss Appoiats Receiver fo,
the Fism of wbiteisw
A GssdIasp.

The affairs ~ whlleisw q Gardiner, pro.
pfletOfs ~ the tioston store, have been
thrown Into the federal bankruptcy court
~ A Elmun a Go, NJ New York the Wolfe
Lovett Electrical company ~ omaha aud
Michael Cooper ~ New York. whose claims
hEstessis nearly $1,000 ON their showing
yesterday " A. Buchmsh ot the first NA
tlonsi bank of this city has been appointed
receiver and lhis dlssulves the trusteeship
Of Nj Muse, the representative Of John V.
Farweli 60. Of Chicago,
uhdsf the directions Of the federal court
Receiver buchanan has advertised the sale
~ the stock Ia bulk for Saturday morning
al 10 o'eioeh, the sale 10 he subject 20 the
approval Of the federal court Judge
The Inventory of the stock has been com
pleted ana Ia found 10 be worth about tsi,
900, with an additional $1,000 for nstures.
UP 90 date the hhown liabilities aggregate
about liO, 600
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
BIC ATTENDANCE AT CHURCH
Uhish Thanksgiving Services Attract an
Unusually large Crowd
REV. nilf0HD HIees DELIVERS SERMON
speHks ~ Rerssas iof fhaaktuiaes.
aha ,he sentiments whieh Ciuss
,et Aboat hbsettsaee ~
ihe Ua}.

"he We thahkfHi' was ibs spblsr, ~
htv milford elsss sefih6n tes,efdsg npfn
ins ~ tbs Hhlbh Thanksgiving service m
the Fltst Presbyterian ehufrh vbleb vss
a,tehded bs The largest congregation slspe
me uhluh service 81 the Protestant churches
was inaushtsted THE ihHsle, which ves
especially hhe, was rendered Nv the phplr
~ the First Presbyterian ehufeh ths
mihistefs ssslstink ~ the spttirs were.
rev. ~ w. snsaet, hastot ~ a. iuhh q
Enslish Lutheran rhHtthi hev iabps
ihuhtsch rasibf ~ the Fifst tonstsrs
llehai ehnfeh rev W . bfewasss tss, -,
81 the Fltst uhtlstlnh ehufRk, nsv A ~
hntih rnstBt ~ tfihtt Methsdlst church.
net. W J paifee, pastor bf pfosavst
Methodist church, REV Harvey ttesis,tat
rastut ~ the seeoad Presbyterian ekutrs 7,
rev W q Barnes pasisf 81 the Fits,
PRESBYTERIAN church, aRa bev Miitsei
Rises, pastor oi the first Bapust rboseb
rev Milford Risss said N part
W an n Ehs, we ksvs s0eslgypG sNRsss
MAJ 4b'esP w pssysssa aSs rrs,9SS,I Pgissisi i Ne
nnnonal srli lauaatlqn ~ tke f'sath M
sIsG,. my ms tathet Z aGy aud ah. 6e-
fet, Ne, pra 4 is distlnc,is fensieas ~
sn9on ihnrmnvh ?s rut Btnutuhe IL AS
Ntt4i tlNf4 4NiN"f Nf NJ efnN NfNfs The ANNAni
nnd hfelir'ohs tnNN cannot eNtet lNlN ths
tfuF tnehnlnB 81 thls daV.
THE uhthnNRtW htab N AN NNhaNpV ,eaN
Hg npet hepeSsAtiit W. So seeint uS(bins
tn Pc thanNul frt how caN W. W kAnpt3 ?
Nup Rhuw the hhthankfti mar A. nplsviNs
sass, u 'hahh sou never sass " ieyt
.Gsp,sni Rscpis viii .rsk IA s,ve s,e,a.
FinN a WFtf gtnNtehe not hAefsiy M w.Stds
ont ~ loNins dprds ne we'll Nut M tbs
Neft intrpsitN ~ GUT ptntitNaa w. shStl,,
thg pcgt inyins aeeds ave Mshet eosNt
EtffEss'rns ~ Rrnbtudt than srnps Ni
thehksR'iine fhts ntH ihe ttaNsistiNN Ni
GSstfnfnt tntp lhe noblss, rutrose fdf
Ms 4 = day cf Thanksgiving sot s,ss.,os.
ffcrivpd not slmriA ns lhdi,6Wals bnt X
giNseps Z, h,g nehoH for hicsrs ths,
rlas seem IA. hp,t ,errh,o NJ 4; M5itts.
nHf, ~ \ shcnh hcPln td sreah M ~,
whstv should -ieps fhrse eis swat ~
,aewt lhE,s getnsN n. ny wlad IN. Sofn
thnnipm thnn thr sthtimsnt thst p4,ts \,
thih taN and rffnatNfatrs Ns Nkssr,.,N,,,s
~ ihrrv ptiNtarNh daAa We kaNr NsS. tr,,
iafec = nlare fof sentiment NJ nfs Ne,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28

was practically concluded yesterday after
noon and the matter will go direct to the
court Of appeals. The transcript in the
Ballet case has been made, but will not
be flied with the court Of appeals in time
for a decision during the next term Of court,
which convenes at St. Louis next Monday.
The matter will then Of a necessity 90
over until the May term. In other words,
the defendant will not learn whether or not
he Is 10 pay the $500 fine imposed by the
lower court and remain IN Jail for a period
OF year until next summer. In the mean
time he is enjoying liberty on a $4,000
appeal bond. The bill Of exceptions under
course OF preparation by the attorneys for
the government and defense embodies the
points covered in the assignment OF errors,
but is more in detail and points out errors
OF the court during the trial OF the case.
The bill also includes the complaints made
in the application for a new trial which
Judge Munger overruled when sentence
was imposed few weeks ago.
Land Case Completed.
The transcript Of evidence in the case OF
the big land controversy in Sac county
was filed with the register Of the United
States landoffice today. This case involves
1000 acres OF the best land in the Boyer
valley lying along the tracks Of the Chi
cago q Northwestern. 1t is land which
was originally surveyed as swamp land
by the government and disposed OF to the
present occupants as such by the state and
county. II was afterward claimed by the
railroad company as indemnity land and
sold TO purchasers through a railroad land
company. The issue is whether or not It
was In fact swamp land when surveyed
- al to
to that fact. The transcript filed makes
over 1900 typewritten pages of copy.
Changes iR Guard Numbers.
The adjutant general has issued an order
making change in the names OF the vari-
Gus regiments OF the Iowa National guard.
The regiments in the guard as reorgan-
tied after the Cuban war we're given the
number names OF the volunteer regiments
from Iowa In the regular service. This
has been a source OF annoyance to the
guard and TO the volunteers. Now the
names are changed from the Forty y-ninth
10 Fifty-second and are given the names
Fifty-third to Fitty-sixth inclusive, At the
same time there Is some reRrrangement of
the military districts and a few changes
in companies. The oskRloosa company is
changed and put into the Fifty-fourth regi-
ment. The Burlington company is changed
from TO II and the Charlton company
goes into the Fitty-hfth. The vacancy
caused by the failure OF the stuart COM
pany has not as yet been filled.
shoots Himself ON wedding Nay.
wedding set for Thanksgiving day at
noon in this city was cut short by tkS
prospective groom deciding that suicide was
preferable. Bert MeNutt, who has been
driver for an oil supply house, was 70 have
been married to Gertrude Guth Her
parents had opposed the match and he was
very despondent over this fact, He shot
himself short time before the hour set
for the wedding. He left a number OF
letters TO Miss Guth. but her parents re-
fused 10 make them public.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
Irtnt. GOV n,.,t,s, rnnr,.

~ acrotdenee With the e,,ier of Mdse
Wheeler ,his speelel vehlre of ANy Mfymen
vas drawn sestefaar W. ,ake ,he place ~
ne fesalaf ranei tef ,he November term AZ
Avoca, Watch had heen declared not drawn
W rctpnanee With the law,
e AqklNnd MaeehoN,a, u. Lyman aroye,
lchn Rcdwell, RelknaN ~ R Freeman,
6ee99ar 2 falneN Cente,, Ne u.
HicNes II Y. Nnter CarsoAt Ffea P,Nts
wam Ayocet Wlniam Cesse Bsienaet
~ A., Mayet, Nah,st < ~ Svsb,ss "keissts sN,
Nhnfles ANda khoki " Vs.. Bcdid. tVN
teri n Rwwc, NeAter, 1uNAs hectSN
,..s,S Siasa.t,,s,A hH'oh' Y1Nvei a 4 koeeh
Fa Wlsnn, WavelAaa, NJ \ 1Aal,k Vsi,
leSB " \ Banvhe,d, Weveland. n,
tVnn, ,ntson v y e,neyt Nalievt 3 M
EpnninphaYh NniSon, y Hasnstk aStNN
Mise HpieM kNcN, ~ ~ Mhite. V'eNtee
1eotve Frfp,,fon eentett IoAA aatyNseA
i.aNt6At a. "A Madsen P,lknert iANNig
kelsN tay,6ni MA,i,n flehn' Saas. 5ohg
Fcktrt, f,Akners laYnes u Dorhelh Jauhes
] ~ Matauafdt NnoNg A q Eafnest pel
knaps = ~ kianssS Nersca,i p . Wit
fofe hsncoini fheoaofe hshA khoS, lsilu,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
STOPS MUNICIPAL WATER
CtrcWlt JadRe destroys Precedent ny
ReVersinH Iowa supreme Court
Decision.

oTruMwA, la, Nov, 9I-For the nrs,
time sinee the bred Scott decision a United
States circuit court has refused 10 follow
a decision ot state supreme court The
csse is that ~ the water supply company
of ottumwa against the city,
flainuhs sought TO prevent the building
Of municipel water plant aud carried the
oase TO the United states circuit court at
e. Leuis. That tribunal decides that OF
tamwe has reached the leHal limit oi In.
dehtedness, notwithstAndlns that the Iowa
supreme court decided a levy fcr this pur.
pose would not be a part ~ the oonstltu.
tional Indebtedness
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
GUARDS WIN A TOUCH CAME
Lads from Normal School Make Them Work
for the Victory.
FINAL SCORE is SIXTEEN TO ELEVEN
NOrmaIites Make a Spectacular Play
by Blocking a Kick and Run
ming Forty Yards for
Touchdown.

In the best exhibition OF foct ball seen
In Council BLUFFS since the days Of the
big games between Iowa and Nebraska the
Dodge Light Guards yesterday afternoon
defeated the Iowa State Normal on Manawa
field by a score OF 16 to IL. The sixteen
points made by the Guards consisted OF
three well-earned touchdowns and one goal.
while the visitors had to their credit a
touchdown, goal and a safety. II was
by good, straight, hard play that the Guards
crossed the goal line OF their opponents
for each Of the three touchdowns, while
the visitors secured their touchdown by a
spectacular play that gave them an easy
try for goal, and their safety accrued to
them through kick by the Guards that
rebounded from the Guards own line From
start to finish it was ever apparent that
the local team was the stronger; even
in the second half, when 1t was expected
the Guards would show the lack of training
as against their we'll trained opponents,
they stood up to the play and saw the
battle out like the men OF the gridron
they have proved themselves to be. by
never being beaten.
The Guards again, as on the occasion
Of the game with Highland Park showed
excellent interference and seldom failed to
gain ground. They relied on no particular
style OF play TO make their gains, but
made progress either at bUcking the line or
by end runs. In the latter plays Dietrich
and DALEY were good for gains right along.
and when line play was undertaken Will
liams was the best material.
Makes Spectacular Play.
The game opened with the kickon by
the Normal The Guards began working the
ball right down the field and we're within
twenty-five yards OF the goal line when
they lost the bail on penalty, They soon
recovered IL on downs and at the end OF
ten minutes after the game had commenced
Bailey had been sent over TOR q touchdown.
eircling the end. Thomas kicked a dinieult
goal. Score. to 0.
After nve minutes more play the Normal
held the Guards and forced the latter 10
punt. Dewell broke through and blocked
the ball and Pell. who was right with
him. grabbed Il and had a clear held for
forty Yards 20 the goal line. planting the
oval directly between the goal posts. The
soal was an easy one and Vas kieket
Score, s 90 6.
Up 70 this time the game locked a ut,ls
one-siaed, but this bit OF spectacular Plsy-
ing injected a lot OF interest into the con-
test, and the guards and their frienas saw
that good game vas on. The Guards
Kicked OF and soon had the Normal eoys
a -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
Plumbing end heating. plssy q son.


The barber shop of Randolph q Foster
AT a Ner,h Main street was treated 10 a
coat OF Ear aud feathers after midnight
Wednesday TIE tar was smeared over the
large front window, ohlUeratihs the sisn,
"Rhave, te, hAif cut, Toe. The barber
eale on the eufhstohe was also treated 20
liberal coatlas Of the same mixture aud
quantity ~ tar was also poured over
the frnni door The shcr is kneWn a. .
barber conese," aud IN consequence is
said 10 have aroused the enmity of the
fesaiaf shops. rhe local anion BARRIERS
deny any knowledge % the vandalism.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
4 4Ysb sale,

Friday ami Saturday Of this week Hansen
a Marks the jewelers.. at s9s South Main
street, will conduct grab sale" Pack.
aces containing Iswelty worth The price IN
every Instance viii he sold 81 s5o each
Among these packages Ia ladies' gold
hlled watch, ladies' diamond ruby ring and
bthef costly pieces of jewslry, such ~
beautiful pins, chains, etc. Don't forge
the date of this bag sale. Friday snd Sat.
utdsy, November gs and ge
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28

oNAwA, la Nov, 27-tSpecial Tele.
graml Rev. 4 A. Mckay ef Mspleton, la,
~ 81 900, sisnea by John A. Heisler a
wealthy farmer Of Napletoa. Mckay took
the evening train tcr Avoca, m, where he
formerly lived, he did not dare 10 return
10 Mapletcn, where his wife h, ss threats
assthst Rim are still made.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
Mad FLIGHT OF STREET CAR
Run, Wild Down Hill Through the Streets
Of Des Moines.
MAKES A HALF MILE IN SHORT ORDER
Dosen Passengers More or Less In
Jured and n Little Girl r. likely
20 Die ne n Result of the
Accident.
1rrom a staff correspondentJ


DIES MONIES. Nov 27.-(speeial.)-
Thanksgiving day was ushered In here by
n thrilling spectacle on Sixth avenue, where
q street car ran madly downtown for more
than half mile along one OF the leading
streets Of the city. at times going at a
rate Of from thirty to forty miles an hour.
The street car was an old single truck car
which had long boon regarded as dangerous
and the company had contemplated putting
II out OF commission many tines When
the car turned into Sixth avenue at School
street tho brake broke and the trolley
flew the wire. For n quarter OF mile
there was n moderate downgrade, but
enough to give the car great impetus.
The track was good and the car held its
place on the rails, when II reached the
top OF the Sixth avenue hill II was going
nj terrific speed, and here tho grade be-
comes steep for nearly u block being about
8 or per cent, aud the car increased It's
speed with every foot trayorsed.
Al the foot OF the hill the car was going
by jumps Tho motorman kept his place
and the passengers, terrified beyond ac.
lion. huddled together to await the crash
at tho end. Luckily the car kept the
tracks for two or three blocks farther
a. Grand avenue an outgoing car was
standing on the switch. The runaway car
left the track and tore Off the side OF the
standing car, which was waiting to pass.
Then the car turned toward the sidewalk
aud at Locust street plunged into the curb
In front Of a drug store. A lamp post
broke the force OF the crash and the car
came 60 a sudden stop on the sidewalk.
The car was torn and shattered to pieces.
~ Jumps and is InJured.
The nrst Of the passengers TO be injured
was Harry kirkwood, who jumped from the
car before Il had gone two blocks. He
struck the pavement With great force and
was much bruised All the others re-
mained on the car, Mrs, John Frawley
and her daughter, s years old. we're in the
car. She was bruised and sIhinters were
run through her aesh, but she will sur
vive The child fell In a way that when
the crash came the stove fell upon it, but
a passenger seised the stove, The child
Ia go badly injured she will die, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Cope were slightly injured.
Sampel West. an old man, Was greatly
bruised. r. n, bradley was badly injured.
but viii not die. Herman kline the mo-
torman, did not leave his post until he
saw the crash was inevitable, when he
retreated into the car, aud he escaped
with fesh wounds The runaway car and
the one which was struck we're both
wrecked aud will be abandoned
II is not known Just Why the brake failed
to work or broke, but Jhe car was an ola
one Heavy damage suits against the com.
pany are ceTta'p 10 follow,
Appeal IN RalIiet Case.
Judse bishop and District Attorney Lewis
Miles have been engaged the last three
AaVE preparfnr the hill of executions "a
bs aled IN the appeal of Le,scn Ballet
- .---.L-.-- H. NM
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
~ Famtlaa Co., lglgpNeae s5s.


before goa hay ybuf esai see WIN. weieh
a, is North Meih street and he viii ca
rlsin 70 you how sou eaA act hne Hound
Yah heatine stove without costing yea a
penny 'rhsne. ips
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
dFatei foonAp. A n hsld. bli HfOaaway
nisiss New ne.ss

These who are enlltied 10 the Bible, slvsn
as pfemlum bs The faee, can act same bs
talllhs AZ the Couhell HluHs once. Rladly
rall ne suoh as pBsslbie
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
n.re sells slasa
n,hlr. NV nnna,.

fAose who are entitled 10 the plble siven
AZ preniam BY The nee, ean set same BY
ranIns al the Ceahcii plNHs oHRee. kindly
cal as soon as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
a,sis. Ne,y neaay,

Those who are entitled 20 the bible, slven
a. a premium BY The bee, ean get same BY
eailihe AZ the Council nluHs once, Kihdly
call as sooh az possible
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
MiNon MRNFIoN,

nAVis sells dfaNe
Rtsekeft sells carpets ena russ.
fiesaNt new NFnAs photos st schmidt =
ESpeft watch sNpaitinr, heeett, 80 B'Wss
M ena MsN J. =. etnNeh VII leave
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

/ EIetefs, Layton ~. Bolton. Grove. n Bl
Iievl bathed' valley, u. !. bHValley, Car
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28

wrtsAt Wroass ne maa Wushts ga
tsshicaes evesWheat nour u n0ys.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28

Publish your legal notices In The weekly
Bee, Telephone 2SS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28

Judse bishop and District Attorney Lewis
Miles have been engaged the last three
DAYS rreparips the bill of exceptions 20
bs sled IN the appeal ot Le,son Ballet
trom the decision % Judge Nunger 10 the
United states court 81 spPesis The vera
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28

(continusa On FtftA Page
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-28
GETS INTO BANKRUPTCY COURT

Davis sells paint
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-07-13
RAMS HORN BLASTS

Christ marks the crisis to every life.
To impart happiness is to increase it.
Following the savior is fleeing from
sin.
Confession is our answer to Coos
call.
An upright walk is the best kind
of walk.
Mercies do not depend on merits
with God.
Zeal is good IN the cylinders, but bad
in the cab.
Self denial is the thermometer Of
true charity
We may find our greatest profits IL
our lost prayers.
Pessimism comes from looking ouf
without looking up.
Heaven bushes for the man who
bushes for his religion.
The blue sky is always bigger thar
clouds, though we may not see it,
They do not have to wait long fol
true prosperity who wait on the Lore
in prayer.