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The sun., 1902-11-09

BRADLEY In West Arlington, y. J. on Thurs
day. Nov. o. 1902. Arthur John Bradley. aged S.
years.
Funeral services will be held at his late resi-
dencc Is North Midland av., on sunday. at
10 4. NJ. Masonic service by Gramercy Lodge
No. a37. 7. and \. NJ, at iii5. intermcnt
In Greenwood Trains leave West 23d st,
(rrIe n. Rl s2j and 1925 \. ~
BROWN. AT Montcla!r. y. J.. Nov. = 1902 Sophia
D. Brown. widow Of Augustus Brown.
Funeral private.
BURT--At white Plains. y. Y. Saturday norning
Nov s. James L, Burt, aged 90 years and 10
months,
Funeral service at Grace Church, White Plains.
on Monday Nov. 10, al? y. ".
cAMPBEII.-On Saturday. Nov =, 1902. Felix
Campbell, at his residence, 1915 pacinc ST..
Brooklyn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DANlS.-On Friday even Ing. Nov. !. 1902, J. Wood
bridge Davis, eldest sou OF the late Dr. Edwin
Hamilton Davis and Lucy Woodbridge Davis.
Funernl services at his late residence. 5?s West
1854 St, on Monday evening. Nov. 10. at haif.
past g. lntcrMcnt at oodlavn,
GREENE,--At the residence OF j. Evaus Tracy
rlalnncld. n. j., Nov. $. 1902 jeremiah Evarts
Greene OF Worcester, Mass, In the Csth year Of
his age.
Funeral In Worcester. Further notice here
after,
HOCGHTAl.lNG. On Friday, Nov. T. 1902, Laura
McAlistcr. wife OF David II. Hough,alng.
Funeral services will be held at her late resi-
dcnce /, East 3Sth St. on Monday. Nov, 10
att O'Clock.
MARSHAL her home. Washington St. Fast
orange, n. j.. on Saturday morning. Nov. s.
1902. Mrs, Ann Eliza Marsh widow OF Joseph
ID. Marsh, OF Madison, n, J.
Services viii be held at her late residence on
Tuesday, Nov. H. at II \. NJ Cincinnati,
Ohio, and Topeka. Kan. papers please copy
oLIvER-on Friday, Nov. !. at i64 81. Johns
pl.. Brooklyn, Dorothy W. beloved wife OF
Thomas Z. Oliver, ard daughter OF Mary and
the late William wilson. I, s. y.
Funeral from -. Aususn,'s Church. Sixth av
and Sterling pl., Monday, Nov. 10. at $50
A. NJ Philadelphia papers please copy.
SHORr.-O Tuesday, Oct. 81, at London. Eng
land Prof. Sidney H. Short Of Cleveland. Ohio,
In the t4th year OF his age.
The interment viii take place At Woodlawn
Cemetery on Tuesday. Nov. IL Ion? Services
will be held In the Church OF the Messiah. Fast
3,th ST. and Park av., at ?1 T. n. The special
train for friends who desire to accompany
the family to the cemetery will leave the Grand
Central Depot about S4s r. NJ. and will re
turn after the body has been placed In the
receiving vault al WoodlaWn,
The sun., 1902-11-09

Cotton advanced mainly owing TO fears of frost
Ss 10 To- 20 dcsress beow we "a, Sa no
froSt was predicted colder weather was Indicated
L,vetpoei was Stronger Tran 20 ced and iro
ptan southern and local people o. ughi, Including
NON non ndr he su aaTa9ss M msR' hay 6ssn
Exchange, which attracted considerable attention.
THIS and some realizing caused moderate reaction
before the close In what Vas, after all. mar.
,oT, ana IN NE main protest. nal market.
than expected by the majority uf the trade and
particularly SO With regard to the imptJvrn.cnt
In spots, continued scarcity OF cotton in Liver.
pool misunderstanding the heavy receipts at that
port which is an in,pIiant feature of the srec,!a.
i've sltuali'n. IhiS. In lion with deQch
o. over ?ooCo bales as compared With last year
i9rms a statistic basis Of great imp r'a9ce
some sSlsran,lsi impravc%snt in Df iu'!.r'
% from the souh las, " rlsh, IhGics,e' ~ hs, IN
mos, sections the weather has teen i,ss favor.
md @ points Ton,s @ "gs " GS
Interfering with ne setherlne Of cotton, II mtkcs
bales ssslns, .;o,@s Nofihern spifncfs' tax, s,'
i,7Tsois bales, against i1.o.@. Ior, |s,oGHEsS,,
running count SssSl bales, against 7cas. on on
shipbosrd no, clcascd from al g0r,s ?ol!' tsl,S;
khnsS ssss q, Istr sIo Of Gh cd
against sd lsst yssr. Midding cotton
q New YORK s.;c. atains, iscci Is, yeaf%
oIc mn fcNLc,.tng ,nr N,cH >".it lnn,rnccd by
OF eSl OF, and the weakneNS o. southern markets,
prices duI!ng the week declined about l,c. under
heavy selling for both accounts January showing
the creates, weakness owing to sales by the clique
brokers, who were also free sellers of the later
months on the basis OF Sc the declining tendency
wa checked BY pront taking BY recent sellers.
causing a slight recovery. Nr Henry Nelll has
issued crop circular In which he gives his eui.
mate ~ thr yield a. II IpOH to l2O0"n bales.
yet been N'hShcd, II had but 4 passing eject
inaSmucr there has lately been general In.
published a report estimating that the anoun,
gnned NJ 10 oct ~ was tol % the crop
AMI arolntcd 10 5.a5STa bales. which would
This statement. 50 far as tho estimate ot'thc crop
contained In II Is concerned has exercised no In
nuence, hS glnncr'S report a. this season OF the
new feature in the print cloth market. which holds
dull but steady Reports from abroad. however
are not encouraging. \ Lancashire cable states
that operators controlling 10 rp looms had agreed
cembcr and January. Weather conditions
tlnue generally favorable Whnr low tempcra.
ture ha, been reported several times In rhc north.
ern section OF The belt. 80 far no hard freeze has
taken place and the general opinion u that II iS now
too late Tor 'roSt to be factor a. can Longer
cause material damage but, on the other hand
favorable for picking un,n tho date OF killing
froS, has been definitely settled, however the
No. T. Futures declined s to Is points closing
steady. with sales OF 81 $50 bags. Ha,rc De- lined
to ~. and ilsmhursS, :, 70 =. pfgy American
20 rtis receipts, 0"0 bags stock COS 100, exchange
I? i.isd Santos was Unchanged rccents 81 rn
bags; stock, ij77.ooo, Prices here a. follows.
The sun., 1902-11-09
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tho bond and stockhold'nV interests of
III, Denver Gne and Electric. Company have
united in rtCu"~tny Ashbcl p. Fitch, Warren
W. Foster, Anton q tod,npyl. Philip I"h-
man Claude Meckcr. +. W Rollins, Dennis
sullivan. George p. sheldon and Juniu. NJ
Stay'ns to act as protective committee
in tn, ir behalf. The Denver Gas AMI Elec-
trc Company went into the hands OF n re-
ceiver last May having defaulted upon its
May coupons The cause was n rate war
AGED BY the Lacombe Electric Company.
which has sinC" been taken over BY interests
friendly to the D.nver Gas and Electric Com
panv The object OF n protective committee Is
merely to serve the interests OF stoc kholders
and bondholders with the receiver, who IL
Henry l. Doherty There i no dissat isfacti ion.
IL IL said with tho receivers policy. The
Trust Company OF America, New York; Michi-
gan Trust Companv. Grand Rapids and Ohio
Trust Company. Columbus. have b. en- dcsig
mated as dero>itar'es who will receive de-
post OF stock and consolidated bonds in
n"co'iahl" form. until Dec L. and Will issue
therefor negotiable receipts
The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Com
pary of Brooklyn has declared u quarterly
dividend of q, per cent payable on Nov is
The sun., 1902-11-09
DR. UOODRI TO STICK.
Can't BE Temp, ed Ava, From the streets
and the Dust Wagons.

For about the twentieth time since he
was appointed to the charg" Of the Street
Cleaning Department, the report WAS
afoat yesterday that Mtj II Woodbury.
intended to resign. Hitherto these re-
ports have been generally based upon
rumors that Major Woodbury. was TO be
appointed Police Commissioner. The rea-
son given yesterday was "a new one.
II was assorted that Major Woodbury.
had informed the Mayor that he would
give up his office on Jan. | To accept an
appointment offered 10 him by President
Roosevelt To slperiutend the construction
of sect ion Of the Panama canal.
All of which Major Woodbury. said last
night was untrue.
Il have received no offer from the Presi-
dent, he said. Il have no thought Of leav-
ing the city's employ, and, in fact all the
gold in Golconda wouldn't tempt me to
leave Mayor Low and my streets and dust
wagons.
The sun., 1902-11-09
TWENTY NEU LANE SHIPS.
Steel Corporation Plans Notable Addition
TO Its Fleet OF Ore-('arriers.

Some Interesting news regarding the
plans # the United States Steel Corpora
ton is furnished by the Iron 20 which
~ays in part:
TIE Pi'tsburR Stepms' ip COMPANY. wlich
controls all e tritcd States Steel In kc v. s.
-cls. ON rating ~ craft of Carrying ca acitN
OF J.4is,p1l tons a season. Las L. Ni'rd tends r.
for twenty arro-ton steel or" boats to cost
Vlmost $4,000 cHci TIE Steel tori orat iou
will tNus ircrcas - its f'ct 20 if sure ample
cIrtNin2 car1Ci'y for next years tonnage.
" i"T viii De mucN hre6r or account OF new
blast furnaces being built Tie corporat ion
has secured piions or all ilbuiCiG bert :
TO he vacated In lop3 in Buffalo. cleveland,
Detroit, lor. In. G. icHro or Sup"fior.
l l. VIII in"Nn an enormous Increase OF the
N ke carving crng'itv. and Is N m npleaeAnt
surpri-" to iud"p'i dent like vessel own' rs
r." nvorarc annual ircreas" OF lake tra ffC
Is about 2.o".Orn tons. and there are now
building enough indenendant slips TO bring
n 1903 addiJ ion OF at least 3.0oo.oo1 tons capa-
city.
IL "as also reported vest erdav that the
plans for the enlarged tube works Of the
National Tube Company at McKee, port
Nere practically completed. as are those
for the Lorain tube factory which may
'evelop into the company's largest single
plait
The sun., 1902-11-09

Buying, i-i8c. discount; selling, i-iec. pre-
MUM San Francisco - Sight. par: tel.-
graph. ?,ic. premium st. Louis->oc dis
count Chicago.2oc discount. Cincinnati
zoe premium. New Orleans Commercial,
81 IS discount. bank. par.
Money in London. ihd2 per cent Rate OF
discount In open market for short and three
months bills si.d3h per cent Paris ad-
vices quote per cents. 90 francs, IS CEN
times Exchange on London. IS francs. II
CentiInes
Commercial price OF bar silver In New
York. 50hc. Bar silver IN London closed at
% s.iod Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at S9ISc.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes. e2<a, ,92o. balance. o. $50. .246: Sub
Treasury credit balance. s0Si Ss7
The sun., 1902-11-09

SA'IRDAy. Nov. 2.
Receipts OF hocVcS were Us .cdd. mainly con
siencd direct. NJ sales reported. Dressed beef
steady; city dressed native >dca &c Hill?c per IT, ,
Texas beef, s1a 1l2C tai II, last received quoted
American steers at ll'7Gl+C.. Grcsscd weight.
refrigerator beet at lol.GlIC. per IN. Exports to
day. partly estimated ii2 bcctcs, 80 sheep, 57iS
quarters - beef
Receipts - calves. including 3; direct. were
40 head, 10 head ua Sgle. all {, ld NcHls were
steady, bHt other CAVES ruled avn. About !,O
head unS IL, all western calves. Ncils III at
per 10.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs. including bl1 oarS
direct were 200 head. ~ cars on sale, ali II
Sheep ruled quiet and tgady, lambs were In better
demand and stronger. Inc pens were about
cleared s ycp S,li at s2JOds36O per 100 lbs
Lambs at 4r<5.2i, Dressed mutton. 5d6lac. per
lb.' DIR, Ssca lambs, 0I.G &c.
Receipts of hoes we're 1895 head; none on sale
alive.
The sun., 1902-11-09
MOVEMENTS OF MONEY.
Secretary shaw Says He Isn't Going 10
Call I'm Government Deposits.

All III government DepOstBs
Receipts of the United States Sub-Treas-
ury yesterday in payment of customs
duties amounted to $i43.77i The institu-
zion paid sl5O,OOO against deposits Of gold
at tie San Francisco Sub-Treasury. II
was creditor at the Clearing House TO the
amount OF s92a. .253. This was caused by
drafts by interior banks upon their New
York correspondents in favor Of the Sub
Treasury for urient collections Of internal
revenue. The linn. Of deposits Of such
collections In banks having been reached,
from now on all the surplus revenue vii.
go into the Treasury
Dispatches from Washington received
In Wall Street yesterday quoted Secretary
of the Treasury Shaw as denying the state
meht, made In some quarters on Friday,
that he intends Immediately to call on the
banks for a return Of some Of the Govern
ment funds they now hold on deposit
While admitting that SIS 600 900 cash CAPT, al
III the Treasury ia a rather small margin
upon which to transact current business.
the despat hes said the Secretary believes
that the Department will be able to get
along on Il all right, for time at least
without calling for funds from the banks
unless receipts should fall Oft or expendi-
lures should become u1eIOertedly heavy.
The sun., 1902-11-09
PINOCHLE WITH TEN DECKS.
Tw O-IIanded- Reuter- Wins In Two
Hours and Ten Minutes.

A game of pinochle was played on Friday
night with ten decks of cards at Engine
Company 9's quarters, Duncan and
Bergen avenues. Jersey City, by Anton
Reuter- and Philip Seaman, a member Of
the company, Each man had one deal
Reuter- was declared the winner by the
score OF II ,4l5 to l0,ts5.
The sun., 1902-11-09
ENGINEER Who Caused an Accident.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. Sit has been
learned that Joseph Kelly. the Philadelphia,
engineer who ran into the rear end Of n
waiting train at Menlo Park few weeks
ago, has been suspended for three months
At the end of that time he v ia probably
get some small job on the road and v III
finally work up TO his old position, ac-
cording to custom. His brother is station
master al the Jersey City station Of the
Pennsylvania
The sun., 1902-11-09

colored. fancy, i?s.ai3c white, 1921 iai3c.; large
coioted, i2i.c. white, i?H.c. Egcs-Statc and
Nov. s-'lherc was further sharp decline In
hogs al the yards due to another large run. Re
ccipts at Western points were also rge at 200 as
compared with 1890 year ago and the estimates
lol ally for next week are ;ut at ,OOOop, With 1900
Tor Monday. This caused slight loss In the whole
provision list. lard Included. There was some
covering by miscellaneous shorts aud also a little
buying of January and May lard
NuoAR-ltaw was dun at 3a.c. for 90 test and sc
TOT ~ test. kcGned unsettled granuldted. it5c.
a =
The sun., 1902-11-09
The FOREIGN Securities Compnny.

The Foreign Securities Company has
been Incorporated at Trenton with capital
stock of slOo,ooo by II. V, Rutherford,
Gustav Frieling and Kenneth X. McLaren.
The registered Office is at is Exchange
place, jersey City The articles of incor-
porqtion are Of the usual omnibus char
aCter.
The sun., 1902-11-09
Innes. the Band Man. Has Appendicitis

richmond. Va. Nov. Shines. the
famous bandmaster. was attacked by
appendicitis at Wilmington. n. C.. to-day
and left at once for Philadelphia where
! he will be operated on tomorrow He
/ has cancelled all Lis SoutEe engagement
The sun., 1902-11-09
4 Dinner to Victor Herbert.

A number Of friends Of music will give
a "congrat ulatory and complimentary"
dinner To Victor Herbert at Berger's, I
West Thirty-siyth street tomorrow even
ing Waiter Damrosch heads the com
mittee
The sun., 1902-11-09
Sugar Trust Niecfa lut.

The American Sugar Refining Company
lowered yesterday its list price for granu-
lated sugar 10 cents per 100 pounds to 4 46
cents a pound. This meets the c,it in price
made by Arbuckln Bros and B. II. Howell,
Son 4 Co on Friday.
The sun., 1902-11-09

There was further decline In coffee owing To weak
cables liberal rccelptS and selling by tired lor,Se
while here was more or less short selling and som
selling for foreign account
NhVu. SronF- Spirits of turpcr'ire S4iE q tSC.
Common 10 Food Strnrcd roSin 81 70 10 si75
phoNsioSs Lard vas quiet: rcnrcd Cortlrcnt,
~ -; western nrimr Ni 81 South American
sl??5 nn1 kcrS. ti3m Pork was quiet, with
mess Ht 'lNrtls ~. Fellow &C. Wt,"t- Crcerl
cry, t'if"s ?hc.t 'rsiN. .312ii,r.. state dalry
tubs, fancy, 23!.l?ic. Cheese State. T. c.. small,
The sun., 1902-11-09
Imports and Exports Of Specie.

The imports OF specie for the week were
t?oe, ,?5i, OF which s?i7 ,se7 was gold, making
Exports OF specie were Gold. s?i9 5it; silver.
eeosS total Of s29.oS3. against s7i5. $40
the previous week. The exports OF specie
since Jan. have been: Gold t2s l8i SIS, and
silver. I?o. $50. lSi. Q total Of $50 .U?l .733
The sun., 1902-11-09
BANK STATEMENT.
Decrease In Loans. 5000. 100: Decrease
In Cash. %, ,]O4 900: Decrease I'm Sur.
pins Reserve, ~ ,4sR.5SO.

The weekly statement of averages OF the Asso
ciated banks OF the City OF New York compare
as follows with those OF last week and the current
week one year Ago.
The sun., 1902-11-09
Held against notes and certificates e6 $50
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS

Friday,
Pad by Sub Treasury to banks ........ss CAS- ooo
Paid by banks 10 Sub Treasury. ......... $40 Odo
gain 10 banks on days transaction Sl7sOOO
Gain 10 banks for same period previous
week ,......,,.. ...................., soi oOO
The sun., 1902-11-09
Imports OF General Merchandise and DR.,
Goods,

Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
this week. aS reported at the Custom House com
pare as follows with those OF last week and the
CORES pondng period year ago:
ThiS week Last week Last Year.
General uerchan.
dl,c.......,..... $3.50 sso so 5Il ?S2 soO,7 ~,
Dry goods N.... e, 2.3S1. ~ 20j 100 21.7 al7
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The sun., 1902-11-09

Sable Dyed Fox Muifs. $50 TO $50.
Boas, $50 TO $50. Fox Is beautiful, but
not serviceable. c. c. Shayne. Manufact.
urcr. 4lst and 41d Sts.. near 9th Ave.
The sun., 1902-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPEECHES AND ADDRESSES written 10
order tor any occasion on any subject. y. o. boz
1922. New York city
The sun., 1902-11-09
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAsHrSGroS. Nov. s-Receipts and eSpcndi
turcS Of the Treasury o-day were
THIS day This month. Fiscal pedr
receipts .s2,??ot3 ti2f7i as $40 s5t SEQ
Expenditures ..,.. 2.i3o.ooo iiSioooO is7 7sss s,s
surplus ....,,,, SSo.Sss df. fsSs ssi si2 rs 500
National bank notes received TO day for re-.
dcnpton. Sl75os; Government receipts from
Internal revenue, 81 ,0?9.14a, customs 81 ltg O,g.
miscellaneous. S7T3
The cash statement of the United States Treas.
urer for Nov shows:
The sun., 1902-11-09

R. n. Macy & Co. want several good
China and Crockery packers; apply TO
Supt OF Delivery, at driveway, in rear
end of building.
The sun., 1902-11-09
INNiSIORs EI.tEEED

by slld cat snare pushers and fake papers
stock holders ~ mlnin, oi, conpanie' send 4
cents for Investors Review Wild Cat m pail s
and Bucketshop ramps to date. 7S Broad 81
New Yurk
The sun., 1902-11-09
SIT, AiIO>S WANTED-MALEs.

GENTLEMAN desires at once good place for his
gardener and farmer Germ an. married two childIcn
man competent In all branches. capable TO take
nm chGrrC OF county place. honest sober. indus
trous. wife itSt class butter maker; prefer rather
good place than large wages address RAABE.
~ Ilrst
The sun., 1902-11-09
HELP WA>TED-,EMAiES.

r. n. Macy & Co. want several neat
and tidy cash girls. Apply to Sup't, at
rear entrance on gath ST.
The sun., 1902-11-09
iIi.LP WANTED-MALl.s.

r. n. Macy & Co. want several neat
and tidy Cash Boys; apply to Supt at
rear entrance on gath St.
The sun., 1902-11-09

r. n. Macy & Co. want several Ex-
press, Houseiunishng and Dry-goods
packers apply to Sup't of Delivery,
at driveway, in rear end OF building.
The sun., 1902-11-09

r. H. Macy & Co. want several
Boys of neat appearance - over IS
years of age-for their delivery wagons ;
apply to Supt Of DeliN cry, at rear end
OF building.
The sun., 1902-11-09
Live stock Market.

s'oeo7 90 si2.aS.,se sl?.iss. SO,
The sun., 1902-11-09

Flower and Feather Salesman who knows
the large retail a. well as the jobbing
trade, reputable manufacturer, good chance
for an active young man.
Manufacturer n.
box $50 sun Uptown once,
l265 Brosdway
The sun., 1902-11-09

Port exports. I?s5s bales. Futures closed steady
at a net advance Of To q points with estimated
sales OF iOO. 600 bales IriCts as follows.
The sun., 1902-11-09

Total resve ..s?sa 200 s2A 7ss 900 s?ie.?pt 20
Reserve req'd.. 2?i .4505J0 2?3 eco .S7fOi 71
The sun., 1902-11-09

THE STAGE--LadieS and gentlemen ttoroughl,
and practically Instructed IN diam1tic art. class
Tuesday and Friday evening", O'Clock private
evening lessons circulars, NEN YORK SCHOOL
OF ACTING % Fast 22d 81
The sun., 1902-11-09
open. Righ. Lou. CLOS. Last
irg. est. sS mg NigM.
December ......7ss ~ 7sl3 ~. 80.
May ............. .1;js 7Sl 17t isis u

oats were fairly active. sales. $1,000 bush. No
white. Sei.c.. No whiIe. SO a.. Futures closed
uncnansed. Dtocnocr. 3S'.' he,"as nrn. No,
2 western. SC c. Is Il.dlJ Car lots, jersey aud
state. - ~ 81 nuuiaAl track Corn Was easier,
sales. l5tbp bush, maiuiy Tor export mere aHd at
tnc outports. No. mlked. IN elevator. 6a.c
40. white. ORG No yellow, 81 &C. Futures
closed unchanged 10 = lbWcr Prices a. follows.
DDsn. fIl1h. an. ,.us. Lar
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-09-04
SHEEP RANGES QUIET.
Sheriff Shut and Thomas MAtteck
Return From N ou ntains.

Sheriff f. NJ. Shut and Thos. Mat.
lock returned Wednesday OF last week
from the Matlock prairie country where
Mr.. Matlock's sheep we're shot.
Sheriff Shut went out Sunday, and
when about II miles from Heprner he
met Pat McCabe, Mr.. Matiock's hsrder,
on his way 10 Heppner. McCsbe stated
that he had left the sheep on account OF
having received a letter from his broth.
er over at Sumpter wanting to come
him over there and look after sheep.
1t seems that McCabe told a number
of diHeren. stories. lie told Wn.
Straight that his brother had committed
suicide Which was the reason for his
leaving the sheep. On the st e2gth ct
this story, Mr.. Straight let the herder
have horse to come in on.
When Mr.. Shut got out TO the sheep
Saturday evening, they were out Of the
corral and badly scsttered. He got
them together and herded tn III until
the arrival OF Mr.. Ma'lock Monday. IL
breaking out OF the corral three OF the
sheep were killed,
Sheriff Shut has gained the reputa.
ton OF being a first class sheep herder,
and Mr.. Matlock feels yerv grateful for
his work.
Mr. Matlock has owned land Tor 80
years in the vicinity where his sheep
are and being backed up by the author
tiles he intends TO keep them there.
Mr. Shut has clues that he thinks
will ultimately lead to the discovery OF
the men who wounded the herder and
shot Mr.. Natlock 6 sheep.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-09-04
4 Nest Grstifyins Revelation.

The talking machines usiog fat rec.
ords which were sold, In past years, in
competition with the graphophones rs
ing cylindrical records were famous for
their scratch and numei ous other disa
greeable features. But the advantage
of fat indestructlble records, il they
could be made acceptable in quality,
we're long since recognized and in the
hands of the Columbia Phonograph
Company, pioneers and leaders in the
talking machine art, this type has been
perfected and the records so greatly i'm
proved that they are now a most crafty.
ing revelation. The supply OF these
good. has been unequal to the demand
but plans are now perfected 10 prod6ce
them in unlimited quantities and orders
will be promptly filed.
The Disc Grsphophone is made in
three types, selling at SIS, $40 and $50.
Seven inch records SOC each, s. per doz
en- 10 inch records 81 each, $40 per doz-
en-. The Grsphophone and Columbia
Records were awarded TIE grand prize
At the Paris Exposition OF 1900
l25 Geary Street, San Francisco, head
quarters for graphophones and talking
machine supplies OF every kind, will
send you catalogues on application
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-09-04
A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSEN
Terry AND DIARRHOEA.

'Someyesrs ago " IS one OF party
that iptet drd q sk,DR q long bicycle
trip" says T. l. Taylor, of New Albany
Bradford County. Pa. II was fsker
eu 3denly with diarr boea. snd was about
to give up the trip, when editor Ward,
OF tee Lsceyville Messenger, suRef sted
hat l take q dose of Chamberlain Col.
ic, Cholera, and Diarrhoes Remedy.
purchased a bottle and .oob two doses.
one before starting and one on The ronts.
made the trio successfully and never
felt any i'll If, ct. Again last Summer ]
vas almost completely run down With
an attack OF dyseptery. | bought bot
tie Of this same remedy aud this time
one dose cured me-" SJld by Slocum
Dtup Co.