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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
SAYS He WILL WIN.
Col. TaIbert Hopeful Of Winning in
Second Race.

A reporter for the Augsta Chronicle
called On Col. Talbert while he was
in that city on last Friday and inter-
viewed him about his race for COVER
nor. He said it was true that he had
been successful in the primary to the
extent stated. He showed telegra m
he had just received from Col.
Willie Jones, chairman of the Dem
ocratic party in South Carolina, Of
ficially informing Col. Talbert that
he had run second and would be in
the second race.
Il was sure Of it all along" the
colonel assured re. Il new it was a
close race, but, after the first returns
started in, l never for moment lost
faith that l would win over all but
Mr.. Hayward. The newspapers, in
their enterprise, did all in their power
to secure the returns quickly and all
of them-including The Chronicle,
the first paper ever subscribed to in
my life, by the way-waS wrong with
the others. The Columbia State seems
to have hit it about right this morn
ing and the tip The Chronicle got last
night was right. But ! see you went
to Charleston for further information,
and the returns collected by the News
and Courier did not make me out as
second in the run. But, gracious
knows, I am not saying word against
the newspapers. What to my mind
is remarkable is the endeavor, the
enterprise, the work, that they have
expended in collecting the returns, and
that they could be as accurate as they
are in the necessary hasty COLLECTION
of news is marvellous.
STANDS ON HIS PLATFORM.
'Oh, l don't know about-a second
campaign l am going over to Co
lumbia Oh the O'Clock train and will,
l suppose, meet the officers Of the
party, and will be guided by the direc-
tion they give. In the second race,
as in the first, I stand on the platform
I enunciated in the campaign. Plat
forms were made to stand upon.
''The outcome? Young man, lam as
positive of success as you are sitting
there. Idon't want to be considered
boastful, but there is no more question
about my election as governor Of South
Carolina than there is that there is
to be a governor to succeed Miles B.
McSWeeney.
well, I declare can not think of
anything I could say Of the campign
that would interest you. The second
primary is on Sept. 9 next"
Col. Talbert is very enthusiastic
over the outlook. He has large num-
Der of friends and well WisherS in
Augusta and when it became known
that he was in the city number Of
gentlemen called on him. Many at
tempted to condole with him on his
defeat, but he quickly turned SYM
pathy into congratulation by showing
the official telegram from the state
chairman. The news quickly got
out that he had run in second and
was in the second primary and friends
tlocked abont him to congratulate
him to the extent Of putting on a
small sized ovation to the distin-
puiShed CarOlinian.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
Man TakesiFatal Nap.

Louis L. Conway, a foreman in the
New York city cleaning department,
laid down on the cliff at One Hundred
and Eighty-seventh street and the
Speedway for a nap. After sleeping
an hour he awoke and, in stretching,
lost his balance, rolled over the edge
of the cliff to the Speedway below, a
distance Of 100 feet, and was instant
ly killed. Conway's fatal fall was wit
messed by several pleasure seekers on
the cliff.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
RurneI to Death.

In fire at Gehring, Neb., six peo-
pie lost their lives. S. H. McCumpsey,
a machanic, started fire with kero-
sene. The can exploded, igniting the
clothes of McCumpsey, his wife, two
children, aged one year and four days,
respectively, and two other little
girls. The parents remained in the
burning house trying to save the chill
6ran and all periShed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
Killed by q Tramp.

Police Officer J. J. Flowers was
killed Just before daylight Thursday
by two tramps, at BeSSemer, Ala,
while he and Olticer Smitherman were
looking for loiterers. They found two
white men in a box car and ordered
them to come out. The men refused
TO do so and aS Flowers struck a
match he was shot dead.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
Sand Bagged to Death.

Fred West, of Boston, is dead at
Saratoga n. Y, from the effects OF
being sandbagged. West had just
emerged from a club house when ne
was set upon by two men who beat
him down and emptied bis pockets OF
several thousand dollars.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
Killed Her Children.

Mrs, Kate Wagner, wife Of Ross j.
Wagner. Il machinist. killed her two
children, aged six years, and herself,
Wednesday night, at their home in
Little Rock, Ark, by cutting their
throats with razor. No cause is
known for the act. Their bodies were
found in the house next morning by
the AGED mother of Mrs. Wagner.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
Child Killed by Cow.

At Hines, Ala, the thirteen-years
old daughter Of William Holloman,
Jr., was leading cow to pasture, and
Slipped the rope over her wrist. The
COW was frightened and ran away into
the bushes, dragging the child behind
her. No one saw the accident and
she was unconscious when found. She
died that night.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
Power of the Press.

The Columbia State says: THAT
newspaper opposition is more effective
than newspaper support is again
Demonstrated in this campaign. 1t
was undoubtedly owing to the fight
of the press, practically solid, that
Jim" Tillman came out SO far be-
hind "
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
A Family Of Suicides.

Coroner Green Tuesday held an in
quest over the body of Bessie Code,
colored who died Monday night from
the effects of morphine poisoning.
The verdict of the jury was that she
came to her death from an overdose
of morphine administered by her own
hand. 1t was a case of suicide. She
had attempted once before to kill her
self. Just a few weeks ago Eugene
Code, her brother, took his own life.
Suicides among negroes were unknown
until q few wears ago.-State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
A Fatal Swim.

a special from Miles City says that
Sergeant Moon, of troop II, Thirteenth
cavalry, was drowned while attempt
ing to swim the Yellowstone river.
His body has not yet been recovered,
though detachmentS Of soldiers from
Fort Keough have been actively en-
gared in a search for it.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
brew the Line.

\ Cobb County Ca, farmer, accord
ing to the Marietta Journal, on hear
ing that his daughter was engaged
with pingpong. declarged she might
tlirt as much as she pleased, but that
she shouldn't bring any Chinese into
the family.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
Row browns in Well.

Quite an unusual death occurred at
1-rhana Ga, at H. L. Thompson \
Cos. saw mill on the Triton, Thomas
vile and Gulf railroad when a negro
bow fell in well in the mill quarter
and was drowned. He had been oeao
some time when found.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03

MORE trouble is reported from the
Philippines. The Moros, the hercest
tribe, MohammedanS by religion and
assassins by trade, have signihed a de-
sire to fight. Gen. Chatfee has been
instructed to accommodate them, and
we will likely have lurid reports OF
''inhumanity."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
Five Were Drowned.

Five members of boating party OF
six employees of the Battle Creek sanl-
tarium were drowned Thursday night
in Lake Goguac, near Battle Creek,
Mich. Their rowboat was run down
by the steamer Welcome.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03
Homicide in Lancaster.

In a difficulty in the Dwight Sec
tion of Lancaster county Thursday
Samuel +. Usher was shot and IN
stantlv killed by John A. Steele.
Roth we're prominent farmers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-10
GalerIa de PinturaS
4 la C&mara de Delegates.

Al leer Zen La C0rreSpondencia
que mis- discf QnlOs habian dis lido IN
esorito q esa Camara, sc licitando q
Sc ne subvencione como Director d.
L. Escue'a do dibujo y pinturs fun
dada per mi y SO dote dichs escuela
de un local mas amplio, no puedo
menos de dar las gracias a mis- que
ridas disc1pulas por ese acto y por
ayudarme dar impulse s esta obra
que vengo sostenie 10 desde el sno
de 1868.
Hoy debo repetir 10 que les die
cuando pretendierOn 10 mIsmo, hace
slgdu tempo: Isl Udes. sc hubieser
puesto de acuer]o conmigo antes de
dar ese psso le hubiGram0s dado
otro rumbo al asuntO."
No es un sueldO 10 que Sc debe
pedir para nj. No es am Pillar ell To-
cal 10 que SO debe solicitar. ESQ no
es sufciente; el pals tiene necesidad
de Otra cosa mas importsnte para
que el arte pueda difu0d y cul-
tivsrse con amor, contribayendo 81
d9sarrollo del sentimtento estetico y
& morallzsr ell pueblo.
ara ESQ 9S HSC0sAElo que S9pA
Ia Camara 10 que Sc neceaita y 10 que
20 puedo ofrecsr:
10 Els necesario fundar una ga
lerfa de pinturs,
% 81 local sprop6slto es la an
tigua ofcina del GTal. Davis, cslle
Allen nun. 5.
80 Sc pueden establecsr tres
galelfas con las obras de pintura q.
tenemos; un pequeno salon do escul.
tnra y IN salon para escuela de di
bujo y pintura.
40 Tiene all1 cahida la colec
ci6n de historic natural que por fall
ia de cuidado SO pierde en- los salo-
nes de Ia High School
50 Es ne 7easrlo abrjr trag 4lu
ces, ademas de los que hay, en- e! to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-10

=
cho de aquel ediieio para obtener Ia
luz Genital necesaria para yer bien
los cuadros.
90 Me comprometo s dirijir La
obra de installation; no Sc debe du
dar de mis- aptitudes para este por
que todo 81 mundo conoce la que fun
de en- los bajos de la antigua Diputa'
ci6r.
70 Ne comprometo asf mismo
& levar esta obra su fin, sin remu
nersei6n de ninguns elase. Sere Di
rector y conservador de ese centric
art1stico, con todas las obras que ali
me conffen y seguire dando mis- cla-
sss como hasta squ1,, sin pedirle
sueldo nadie.
Ahors bien; existen dos cosas
importantes en- este asunto 10 que
Sc me deben encargar 8 nj eatos ira
bsios porque Sc 10 que So debe hacer
en- ellos; y 20 algo pellagudo. per-
quslos cuadros que envi6 Espafla
en- deros a la extinguids Diputa-
cion con el fin de fundar una Gslerfa
de pintura, estan disperscs ? ador
nan varios salones y ofciuas (yo s6
en- donde estan todos) pero Squi6n
los recoje? 8 meior dicho Iquien ls
pone el cascavel al cato? y6 los peli-
ria, p no mi petici6n serla infructuo'
So.
Yo d1 tambien ell "Velorio" con
Ia condici6n de formar par de ls
galegfa = hoy adorna una biblioteca.
Para concluir Y para que cor ste,
me comprometo q fandar y cuidar Ia
gaze IA y seguir dando mis- clases de
dibuiO y pintpra Sin solicitsr sueldo
de rioguna c1sse
Una galer1a de pintura es & la
vez honra para ell pals y Crgullo pa
ra la Metr6poli.
F. OLLER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-10
Una s0ntenCia
contra Ell abuse delOS SOmbr0rOS
femeninOS en- ell TeatrO.

Un tribunal de Rouen acaba de
dictsr una sentences especial. Sc
trataba de uu emprasariO. IQa@
hab1a representado, <Cyrsnos?....
No.. Da un pobre empresario de
testrO de segundo Orden, que PEI
militia Sfn a las senoras tomAr asien-
to en- las butacas sin dojar Eus SOM
brarOs en- el gu&rdarropa. DigO atm,
porque en- Londres y Paris este es
rare; per0 Rouen es un pueblo. Jna
noche, uu ingles tuvo la mala suar-
te de Sentarae detras de una rubia
admirable, cuya cAbellera pare cia
un cagcO perfumadO cubierto de pa
jaros. 81 hubiera sido espanol 8
frances, hubi6rass CoDsoladO viendO
el espectaculo de aquella nuca blar-
qu1sims, de no YER 10 que sucsdfa en-
al escenariO. Poro era ing.63. Y
hkbiendo psgalo xpare YER la come
dias, dirigi6se al <contrOleur1 y le
dijo:
-CAballero, 6 ma da usted un
siti0 desds Ell cual pueia 20 YER y
| DIR, 8 me devuelve usted mi dinero
con mas Glen frances dc indemnizs-
ci6n. Yo no he venido a yer SOM
| 0A ga OS AO SNASA
Ell Gcontroleur0, naturslmente,
Sc echo q reir ante aquel excentrico
persOpaje.
iVaya ustsd con mil domonios!,
| cOntest6e,
iCuants raz6n tenfa CArovas 81
asegurar que les frsnceses no son
slnO espanOles con dinero!
P&cientemente, el irg 6s s2li6
Al cabo de media hora volvi6. Com
pro dos butacas mas. Eatr6 aeon
pansdo por dos cabsll9ros uuy gra
vec.
-Por squf-les dij .-por aqaf.
Si6ntese usted primerO. 1--we US
ted Ago?
No, en- efecto-oontest6 el pri
mer caballero grave.
Nj 20 tampoco-dijo, una vez
que Sc habO tambien seutAdo Ell otro.
Acto continue SO marcharon.
Ell eoontroleur0 que los ve1a. no
pudo me nos de reir dicierdo para su
frao:
-iDecididamsnte, todos los in
glsses estan locos!
-!Eh, sefor econtroleura espe'
re usted!
Al dia siguiente, el iugl6s Sc pre-
sent6 ante el juez de paz Dos nota
rios de Ia ciudad 10 acompsnabap,
para atestiguar 10 bien fundado de su
demandA.
Y ell ingl6s, con la l6gica breve
de su rsza dijo al magistrate:
-Yo psgo6 por evers. Una sc
nora con su en0rme sombrer2, me 10
impidi6, Lueg) ell director me en
gaf10. En- consecuenois, deb3 devol
verne mi dinero y pegArme algo
por.el disgusto.
7-Ep efscto-contest6, Il juez
usted tiene raz6n de un modo gene
raj ... Pero nose ST en- Ell case pre-
sente lss legislaciones especiales,
los juicios snteriores. en- ib; vera
nos. .voy q estudiar Ell asnnto y
dentro de algdu tiempo.,.,
Ell pr0ceso .dur0 seis mes s, ye0
do dos tres jurisdicciones, pues 3or
mas que los jneces decfan one el
sespe ctadOr> tiene derech0 "a vera
10 mismo que "a oir>y que a proper
cionarle RmbCs placeres SO comDro
met@ quien le vende Ell dtret no
sentarse en- un sitio cualquiera del
teatro0 por mas que Ia opinion ioc
estaba Ahora de parte del ingles, Ell
emprssario sostsn1a que no q ana
obligado & NADIA, iba de 10 jqsticia
de psz, primera instanci apela
ei6n. Pero 81 fin Ia verja Ia To-
gica vencieron. El empreeario Sc
vio Tornado q pagar Ell precio de los
bilIetes, los gAstos = al franco de
dafos y perjuicics
(n0al IIiherala \
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-10
Los JGSuitaS
en- IDgIatoHra

ComunicRn de Londres que el
primer mlnistro, marques de Sslis'
bury, contostando a una petic 8 q
le ha sido dirigida por 10 AliaDza
protestante, hA d clarsdo que no es
probable que sea prOpuesta al Par
lameuto ninRuna leg contra la per
mansncia en- la Gran Bretana de los
jesuitas.
D:cha asociAci6p prote stsnte ha'
bia mauifestado el deoeo de que sc
tomaran meddas re>trictivas contra
Ia CompSnfa de -sds, en- vista del
gran p1mero de individacs s de Is mis-
ma que 50 han r0fogiado y estableci
do en- Iaglaterra al s9r expulsados
de Francia Pero gobierno brita
nico entiende CUE, sin fAltar q los
principios fundamentAles de Is le
gislaci6n ipglesa. no SO puede ape
lar & cierta clase de prCcedimien
tCs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-10
REGISTRO de IA PROPIEoAD
DE SAN JUAN.

A rartir del dia del prssente
mes s9ran horss lab 3rables en- dicha
oficin& las siguientes:
De 9&12A, M. y de 1A4 P. M.
todos los dias habiles, exceptc los
sabados en- les que las horas de des'
pecho ser4n De s a12 q. m.
San Juan P. r Febrero 4 de 1902.
s3,,3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-10

EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc darS
co ocAcion 6 dos chicos appendices
Qne sepan componer y distribuir.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
LEXINGTON NEWS.

LEXINGTON, April >, 1902.
Mrs. Al. Zinc is quite sick this Wet k
W. B. McAlister was transactlng bu-
sness in lone, Monday.
John Mcmillan has a new we'll the
result Of some hard labor last week.
Andrew Reaney purchased eighty
acres OF land from Mr.. Rood Monday.
J NJ. White took the Funny fosr to
Echo sunday, returning Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Windsor is taking OF putting a
stock OF millinery on the market here
IA the near future,
game Of baseball between the Lex.
ingion and lone nlnes, Will be played
mex Saturday. at lone
Chas. JOHNSON is IN Portland this
week Attending the Republican state
and Congressional convention.
The Jones Bros. Funny Four, gave
two entertainments here last week.
They are jolly lot Of boys.
Solomon Click N mot her came up from
Clackamas county last week to visit her
son and take up homestead
Rev. Mr. Snyder, OF Lebanon, WAS in
town last week trying to make pur.
chase Of some Morrow county soil.
Al. Zink.is talking Of moving to James
Leach's ranch soon. Mrs. c. =. Parker
will move into Mr. links house.
h. p. Dohsrty and family are now
residents of Lexington. They occupy
the old Summers hotel property.
VIM. Campbell and family. OF Secal
Ridge, we're the guests OF W. J. Davis
and family, last Saturday evening
= Benjamin Thompson, brother.in-lsw
OF James White, arrived here from
Texas last Wednesday. He 10 II teacher.
) + Notson attended the teachers
institute at lone, last Saturday. lie
speaks very highly of the work of the
institute, and also OF the way the people
# lone entertained the teachers
At a meeting held Saturday evening,
IT was decided to celebrate our national
anniversary tins. year, at this place.
eagle will scream at Lexington. July 4.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
Experjence Couytnccs

Prove it's value by investing 10 cents in
trial size II Ely's Cream Balm. Druggists
supply it and We mail it. Full size 90 cents.
ELY BROS, sc Warren St, New York.
Clifton, Arizona, Jan. 20, 1899
Messrs. ELY BBos. Please send me so
cent bottle Of Cream Balm. find your
remedy the quickest and most permanent
cure for cntarrh and cold In the head.
DELLM ToTTEH. Gen. Mgr Ariz Gold NJ Co
Mcssrs. FLY BRos.:-I Ihsrs been afflicted
with catsrrh for twenty years. IL made me
40 weak thought | had consumption.
got one hottie Of Ely's Cream Balm and in
three days the discharge stopped. Il 10 The
best medicine have used for catsrrh.
Pruberta, Cal HAN p KnpI rsPIRr
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
Committees are Welcome

We like committees ofice--commiees who are
looking for printing.
Never yet printing committee that wasn't open to
suggestions.
We to be the make these suggestions
We Office the printing committee from
every lodge club society, church social organization
We show you the way print invitations programs
membership blanks application blanks constitutions and bylaws
fact all the hundred and kinds of society printing
which usually badly done and which could be made
tractive.
This special invitation for your committee come our
office and let us help you with ideas
Your knowledge of your with knowledge of good
good printing will produce something which you your committee
and the society YOU represent be proud Of
Comn1te printing is the kind of printing looking for.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
:. X. Howard for fine groceries.

T. X. Howard for fine groceries.
Trimmed and plain hats at Mis-
Leach's'
Attorney G. w. Phelps went to Port
land. Friday.
j. X. McGregor was y passenger foi
Portland, Friday.
Hats remodeled and all kinds Of mill
iLery at Lille f. Cohn's residence.
j. A. Woolery, tho lone merchant
and banker, was in the city Friday.
A. N. Foster, OF the Hay Stack sec.
ton was in Heppner last Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Lizzie Matlock, who has been
away most Of the winter, returned last
Friday.
Dell Lashier, OF Portland, spent few
days in Heppner last week, returning
Saturday.
Miss Lena Reed went to Sand Hollow
Saturday, where sts will take charge OF
the Sand Hollow school.
Extra copies OF the GAZETTE New
Year edition can be obtained at this
office at 10 cents per copy.
We give Japanese mush bowl
with every dollars worth OF one special
25c coffee. Hart & Blake.
Applique, fancy buttons, allover lace,
belts, neck wear, hosiery, corsets, shirt
waists, dress skirts. point lace ma
terals, etc. at Mrs. l.. J. Estes.
The Woman's Home Mission Society |
Of the N. f. Church, South, will furnish
dinner, on election day, for all who may
desire it.
Imperial means the best, that is the
name OF our place our goods back it up
W. make a specially Of fancy groceries,
Hart x Blake.
The funeral OF Mildred kinsman, the
infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
K neman, was conducted at the Masonic
Saturday. Services were
leld at the N. f.. church, south, at II
o'clock. A large number Of people at
ended the services
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Cstsrrh that can
not be cured by Halls Cstsrrh Cure.
FJ. CHENEY n Co. Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known +.
J. Cheney FOR the last 10 years, snd he
lieve him perfectly honorable in ali husl-
ness transactions, and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by thti IL
firm. WEST & TRUAN,
Wholesale Druggists. rol.io. .
WNpINs. kINNAN K MARVIN,
NroIpsair 'rurSIs.s Tui-do. O
HALLS Nsihrrh Cur - tak"r internal
ly. sctinc dirtoti, upub the blood snd
mucous suriarrs ~ tie sNst. n,. frIce.
75c per hpttl" S'ld hy All druggists.
TastImnnials iirv
Hslrs Family Pills are the beat,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP

Oh Virginia 10 . breeding ground OF Ms
Isris germs. 30 10 low, wet or msrshy
ground everywhere. These germs cause
weakness. chills and fever. sches in the
bones and muselss, snd may nduce dsn-
gerous malsdiss. Bat Electric BiNers
never fails to dsssroy them and cure
mslarisl troubles They will surely pre-
vent typhoid. we tried mssy remedies
FOR Mslsris end Stomach and Liver
houbles.' writes John Chsrlesion. OF
Byesville. o bat never tousd anything
90 good as Electric Bi,se,s Try them
Only soc. Slosu. DruG Co, guarantee
satisfaction.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03

= y n. .AAfA- T \ 4 Il - II . -Na " h
started horrible u'ce- 10 The -
J Is ornsr. trsokliu Grove Ill .fc'
ieuei / ctors sod all remedies fr- .1
years Then BuCkliu's A-nics -s.s'
cured him Justssg,od Tor Boils Bu-us
Bruises Cuts Corus Scslis Skiu + mp
tons and PiIes. sc 81 Siocum prus q,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03

Geo. Mcknight was in from : sheep
ranch. TUESDAY. Nj Mcknisht reports
that amb,n. has commenced OFT a, BIZ
place
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain uncallsd
for in the postottice at Heppner. In
calling fer these letters say advertised. >
Byrne, Francis. Freeman, H. W.
Smith. Chas. r.. Turner, Geo. w.
1osselI, Richard Thomas Frank L.
Thornton. Chas. Wall, John +.
Il. +. NAUsnAH, T. NJ.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
The w eek S News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.

Friday,
Luther Huston Of Eight Mile, was i
the city Tuesday
A new sidewalk has been constructe
on Court street.
r. +. Hynd and James Haper wen
to Portland, Tuesday.
p. 0. Borg handles Washburn
stringed Instruments
Send copy of the New Year edition
to friend in the East
y. c. Caswell, night policeman, hai
returned from Portland.
Ed Ditly returned from visit in the
East, Monday evening
Full line of legal blanks at Portland
prices, at GAZETTE office.
Quick delivery and clean groceries is
where Hart x Blake shine.
Nat. Webb, Jr., came III from Walla
Walla, Tuesday evening.
FOR SAILS fine residence lots.
Inquire of A, Abrahamsick.
For all kinds OF watch and jewelry
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Cohn
V Barton left Monday morning ior
Connell, Wash, where he has employ
meut.
". + orfiyener ha. made some sub
stantial jnproyments in his blacksmith
shop oi nate
several parties from Michigan, army
ell 10 the city Monday evening looking
for location
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ms beeh 'a+uAt' ifo'" '"e ~ ~
hat t. tue Masonic hall.
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