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DRIFTWOOD. a bushel per acre, owing owing to to the drouth. Thl« I h the lowest average in 7******* * ***********’****♦****************•*•♦•♦ Hon quickly said, bow <art*l«*ss 28 years. * « spoken. ♦ The strike _______ _ Kansas City 1 « When friends depart with joy on- Southern shops at In the _ Pittsburg? Kan.. ♦ broken;' I y “ K * warlike apitearauce. I And hand meets hand with thia last Ninety-one non-union men have been ♦ ■ token Imported and are protected by 50 I ♦ G« mh 1 night! Good night' « armed guards. 0- At a conference of the representa How slowly said with fond delaying. ♦ When love for yet more love is pray tives of the English South African i colonies this week at Bloemrontein. ♦ ing; And heart meets heart while lips are it was decked to Import a large num ♦ her of Chinese lalKtrers under govern saying + ment control. < • • Good night! Good night' < > Saturday President Palma, of Cuba, 4* Our competitors only by underbuying or by operating with less expense. We V.’c <_»•„• « • claim >■> in >■> all candor and earnestness that we under-♦ issued a call for an extra session of And to the weary spirit winging >uy and operate with less expense; therefore can --- and do t ndersell me and all of our competitors. To buy right the buyer must be on* , ’ i «- a ■ -• — ----------------------- * •**- <••• w. wu. wiuj/smv«». Its flight beyond all earthly clinging. i he senate on March 24. for the pur e groun . Our buyer visited all oi the largest actories and wholesale houses of Kansas City, St, Louis, Chicago and New York and !>ose of ratifying the Cuban reciproc Is death perhaps an angel bringing? Colors: Black, Pearl, Notra and Otter personally selected our Spri g Goods. They were bought with a S200.000.00 stock, not one cent of commission is paid. This gives us ♦ ity treaty as amended by the United Good night! Good night* states senate. a in mendous advantage ovei other business houses. * • • • For Farther Particulars We e co fully to gain this _ confidence must l»e honest, ♦ co <-t < ‘ the ihe contb eonlt ence 'enee of of the the people people of of Umatilla Umatilla county county. W<- ............ .., realize ______ that ______ _ ______ __________ we __________________ t By the efforts of Joseph Bishop, The writer of this epistle was once a number of years ago, night herding secretary of the Ohio state board of sincere and frank ’ i "iT ’ii1! e do,,bt not that you, like o*;rseli< , ha-c- often bec-n di gusted with advertisements that were nothing more thand* a band of hors«*» and mules at a wood arbitration, the strike of the Toledo hot air It t shall than we are able s ia be H- our our purpose nnrnnM, to offer nothing „ more .« _i i to . fulfill. « ,cu 1 rjclts and meaningless promises shall have rio place* and tie camp in Northern Idaho. The teamsters has been settled and the .................. t in our a<lvertis«-ments. You can depend on what we say. With this thought examine the following country was timber, more or less men have returned to work. The em ♦ I I chopped out. with here and there a ployers agreed to rec ognize the union. ♦ 0 few acres of prairie land. Hay was By the collapse of a room In Crane's I at a premium and grass luxuriant • Aaning mill on Easton avenue, at + I ♦ • The herder's duties were simple, Cincinnati. Wednesday, one man was ♦ sometimes monotonous; after the killed, one fatally .two seriously and ♦ horses and mules, which bad hauled over a dozen slightly hurt. The large ♦ ties all day, had their grain-supper, building is in course of construction. One-Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers ♦ they were driven a mile or two into Five passengers on an East St. ♦ ♦ 40444 M 44 l»t I »»♦>*»♦»♦♦»♦+ ♦♦♦♦♦■»♦♦<*»♦♦ OOOO* « ♦♦♦♦♦♦ the timber where grass was good I»uis At Venice trolley car were In and allowed to feed. After feeding jured Wednesday in a collision with ♦ two or three hours and getting a good a train of flat cars on the Chicago. ♦ • belly full they would usually lie down Peoria k St. Louis railroad .at Black MISSOURI SHOWS THEM. \V« have received direct from the factories a laru* shipment of the Celebrated Broadhead Dress Goods and if not disturbed would rest quiet Uldge. near the National Stock Yards. These are without doubt* t te test on the market lor the money. You cannot buy them at any other p ace in town as we have the exclusive agency, Conte and * As usual, it remains for Missouri ly until 3 or 4 o'clock in the morning ; East St. Louis. The herder could build a fire, tie up I During a lull in his duties «g a col • examine these goods \ on do not have to buy. Courteous treatment guaranteed to take the lead his saddle horse and pass the night lecting agent the Kaiser has returned ♦ She has fined the members of the as comfortably as possible under the his attention to domestic science and ♦ FRIDAY. MARCH 27. 1903. beef trust, operating in that state. circumstances But some times they expelled from the royal palace all I SHOES. ♦ would be disturbed very suddenly, DRY GOODS. TOWELS- the pet animals and birds His royal ' $5.000 each and costs. amounting in and so would the herder. An unusual highness surmised that thev might We have a big shipment of children's. ♦ We carry a complete line < of staple goods Barber towel«, each, Sr If the coal operators are required al] to $30.000 misses* and boy«’ shoe« coming, We must I uoise in the timber or perhaps some entertain microbes We buy with those who buy in large quanti- Bedroom towel*, each if. ♦ by the arbitration committee to rec And what is more business like, she ! prowling animal of a different spe make room for these. To do this we have de h ties, therefore we buy right, We can save Good size unbleached Turkish towel* elded to close out some broken linea at a ognize the miners' union, the long gives them but 30 days in which to cies than their own would bring a ♦ PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. suspicious old mule to his feet with 1 wonderful sacrifice. We offer the following 9e. you money on the««* goods struggle will not have been in vain. i tay the fines and costs, in default of ♦ 5'» pairs children's fine kid shoe*».............. 56c i which they must set out of Missouri. a snort and the whole herd would h. 500 yard« calico remnant«, per yard.......... ,2c Good size bleached Turkish tow*l» Stick Jo« the famous Iudian judge follow suit and sometimes stampede 75 i<airs boys' and misses' fine kid and grain ♦ Good bleached domestic.................................. Apostle Smoot took the oath of of without delay 12e. leather................................................................75c for as many different points ot the >f North Yakima ia <!••« ! ♦ fice as a United States senator with Pillow muslin, good weight. 42 inch«-«.........10c Fancy towel« 16c and 12%c each. Salt iJik* City is experiencing a The following are bargain» at regular The supieme court sa.s the evi- compass as there were animals in the 'light epidemic of smallpox. price«: herd and sometimes not be headed off Extry wide bleached or unbleached 10-4 sheet ♦ out a dissenting murmur from that dence against the trust '.s sufficient MEN'S FURNISHINGS Men's satin calf lace or congress, plain or ing ..................................................................... ¡fa- The price of Willamette valley Mo We have the latest things in «oft ha*«. body. It is one thing to charge a to prove that these packers arbitrari- until daylight and several miles from ♦ cap toe .. the starting point. Of course, this I Blu«* striped bedticking .................................. ,fic man with wrong, but quite another to ly raised prices, controlled the cut- would effectually break the monotony hair has been raised to 3«* cents l*r Men's Fedoras in black and light color» 11 >.i M«-n's "flak Anvil" fine dress shoe very styl- ♦ pounnd to $2 25 prove it against him ish.......... put and violated not on'v the anti- of the herder's existence tor a short I. . The Sumpter Valley railway will ♦ Boys' grain heavy lace and buckle, size 2 Men's Planter and railroad shape*. She to tiust laws, but all the laws of busi time. A gallop over the even prairie tie extended this season to the tlmlwr Oregon fisheries get $34.4oo for the ♦ to 5 . ... by daylight or even by moonlight is belt south of Whitney $1.35 $3.5« ness integrity, humanity i-rd citizen not half bad: but on a darn niglit in Boy«’ satin calf, siie 12 to 2................... $125 ensuing two years against $11.417 two ♦ We are sole agents gk>ve President Roosevelt will lay the for the Raymond A fine line of ladle«' shoes, all styles, from the woods, under tree limbs and over years ago. This amount of money ship New stock will soon be in. ■■orner stone of th«* Exi*osttl<>n build ♦ $1 25 to $3.50 Their acts drove small men out of fallen timber, trying to keep some We carry a complete line of collars < ufi», will greatly improve the industry in ing in Portland in May- We take special pride in our ladies' $1.50 ♦ the butcher business, arbitrarily fixed where within hearing distance of the ties, underwear, overalls, shirts, socks. etc shoos They cannot be equaled for the money John P Discus, of Indejs-ndeuce. the state and prepare Oregon to be flying herd. well, it is apt to seem a the price of the farmers' product and ♦ lied of heart disease Friday He was BOYS' CLOTHING. little strenuous to the new beginner the sportsman's paradise of the West SPRING GOODS. Vou get your goods of us by raising the price of meat cn the an Oregon pioneer aged 70 years We have a large assortment of knee pant« All the br«t things in th* latest stylet au<l ♦ tor all time to come. for less money and in ad suits with or without vests, for boys from block, brought about a meat famine Th«- Southern Pacific will lay 80- shades 1 ■ - Joaquin Miller, who seems to be ♦ 3 to 15 years ot age. for 75c to 1'00 dition we give you cash cou RIBBONS somewhat of an expansionist, thus ixnind steel rails over the mountains The corner stone of the Lewis and in many Missouri homes Boys' knee pants, all sizes 25c. 33r 4Sc C2c. ♦ in Northern California this season Neck ribbons in eatin. taffeta, and satin taf boundaries of his country gives the In view of these crimes Missouri pons with every purchase, Clark Memorial building will be laid fi9c. 75c. $1.00. feta and all widths in other ribb-ms in one of his later poems: The trouble between the ga* com- ♦ by President Roosevelt, while on his justice holds these gilded autocrats Fling down that mtv at.d measure (•any of Spokane and the plumbers' redeemable in nice China NOTIONS LACES. ♦ < n a par with any other common iaw- thus: Western tour. The true corner stone union has at last been settled Pillow case la«-e, 4 inches wide .................... 5c Pins, per paper ....................................... ...le ware, Tinware, Enameled O'er urgent seas or sapphire shies of that building was laid by Thomas | breaker, subject to a fine in propor- Valenciennes lace............... .2 to 15c per yard Needles, per paper ................................. ♦ i Fred Beaurs. a prospector of Wai .. .le ware or Kilch&n Notions. Tc North the North pole Soutu as lace. Idaho, «a» run over by a train Tortion lace............................... 2 to tic per yard Hairpins, per dozen .............................. . ..le Jefferson one hundred years ago. I tion to the magnitude of their acts, ♦ far Ijead pencils....................................... . ...le near there Saturday and killed EMBROIDERIES. when he conceived the idea of send tnd deserving of the just disgrace As eagle ever cleaved his way; ♦ Pencil tablets ...................................... .. ....le Andrew Arnes, missing from bis We have a nice assortment of 8w is« and ing the explorers into the wilderness which accompanies wanton lawless- To East the blazing morning star. Six dozen buttons ................................. ... ic cambric embroideries in edgings ♦ insertions ness. And West. West to the Judgment bom* at Woodburn, has teen found at i Peats hooks and eyes ............................. ... 5c Mt. Angel Thursday in a demented and all-over« Dav ♦ Kid curlers ................................................ This is medicine that will cure the ... .Se Governor Chamberlain has muzzled TABLE LINENS. condition We have silk cotton aud wool dre»F trini • • • I Best black or siivtT safety pin« ....4e ♦■ Red dama»k. 25c. 27c 30c, 39c. 43c the lieu land grafter, and has de trust evil. Missouri is not afraid to mings in applique, braids and laces Food Commissioner Bailey is pre Hair brushes...................... ..................... ...15c Some time ago Congressman DeAr M hite table linen. 25c to $1 per yard termined to save the remnant of Or idminister it. either. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ♦ mond made a proposition that the paring to make a comi>algn against ■ Feather dusters....................................... . ...2«e All Myl«*« and price» in large quantities Georg«' G. Vest is from Missouri United States buy Canada from Eng adulterated foods In Portland ro«- White napkin», good quality. *5c pet dozen egon's once glorious school land area ♦ HANDKERCHIEFS taurants. TINWARE Chenille table covers. 49c. to the actual settlers of the state. md it seems that there yet remains land. Now comes the Toronto Star Childresi« fancy white............................ ___ 1c William Billings a logg« of Aoer- We have just put In a nice line of tinware White bed spread« 75c and up. While it is late to begin, some vain n the state a plentiful supply of that and says if the gentleman wishes his <l«-en Boys pxtured red................................2 for 5c ■ Wash was instantly killed Fri pro [ tosition to be entertained with • cameled and granile war* tool« and kitchen ♦ Indies' white h mstltched ................. 2 for 5c able tracts may even yet be saved nti-trust thunder which he has caus any respe«-t. he should have his gov day. by having his skull crushed by LACE CURTAINS. notions l«adies white hemstitched, lace edging ...,16c 'd to reverberate for years, in the ernment set a price on New England a falling limb from exploitation. ♦ We are surprisingly low In price-«. The pur 2 -4 yard« long and 8B inches wide, die pr. 1-adi«-» fancy white, with deep lace «dgtng. 15c •alls of congress. either to buy or sell. It seems to be Frank Stents. who run down and chaser 1« mad» to believe we stole them, hut 3 yard« I »tig and 42 inches w ide, MJ.* pr ♦ iukdies' fancy embroidered ................ 25c to if*- The last legislature contributed killed a bicyclist near Spokane last we didn't. This treatment will cure the evil up to DeArmond $1 40. $2 2-5. $2 &S pr. I Bed« * oti*-« at » Mens white bemstitched .................. 5c to 25c ♦ year has i<een sentenced to two years $2.500 to public road improvements, !*rmanently. A good wholesome fine in the penitentiary Sam Jones was once delivering a ♦ and $56.000 for the Oregon National oupled with the intimation that the A fisherman was arrested in Cath ♦ Guard. If an invasion of the state -tate will not tolerate the.*- presence lecture on "Husbands and Wives" at Birmingham. Ala., and in the course lamet bay Friday for illegal fishing We will g a ll) submit sanples and quo'.e prices on any article and will 2 were made the true and sturdy de- if their crime continues, will remove of hi« remarks said: "If there is a He had 3" Chinook salmon weighing ♦ take special care in filling ail mail orders entrusted to 11«. tense ot the country would be the he most vicious of them. woman in this vast audl«*nce who 7»"< pounds in his boat ♦ larmer. who travels miserable coun Gov. Chamberlain. Secretary of There is no use in giving the trusts never said an unkind word to her ♦ husband, will she please stand up." A t State Dunbar and Treasurer Moore, try roads and who will not share ir. ublicity That is only cheap adver- ■ Address Your Orders to the Golden Rale Store. woman rose as though »he had been are on a visit of inspection on the ♦ the $90.000 militia appropriation ’ising for them. Give the.n a course < hallenged. and Jones beckoning her route of tne portage road ♦ of Missouri'» medicine. Fix their with both arms, called out. "Come The new »teamship Arrow wa« giv The friends of S. O Swackhamer. ine, fix the day upon which it must here sister. Come right here to the — ♦• en a trial at Portland Friday, for the receiver of the La Grande land office, be paid, and sav to them to pay it or platform " The woman did as bidden purpose of testing her engines, which ♦ and when she reached the preacher's were found to be satisfactory. Golden Rule Goods deeply resent the charge of incompe eave the state. The same Goods for* side she was presented to the throat 4 tency made against him. Mr. Swack Go den Rule Prices The A. D. T messenger boy» of Treat them like any other criminal as the most beautiful woman in Bir less money or better 4 hamer served his county as sheriff ,-ould be treated. mingham Jones, continuing his ad Spokane are on a strike because of ♦ Golden Rale Treat Goods for the same* dress. asked any man who had never a reduction of pay. resulting from com and has amassed a fair-sized fortune ment money spoken an unkind word to his wife mission on telegrams delivered. by honest effort and good manage THE SLEEPER Mayor George H. Williams, of Port to make himself known. Promptly ment and this political thrust seems arose 10 big. strapping, self-conscious land has received a message that J. Periodically a little flurry of men chaps.who started for the platform H McCreary, of Portland, has been to be extremely unjust The spoils system carries a broad license with al activity disturbs the lethargic without further bidding and with an killed by a train at Dry Forks. Vir The following air that suggested the anticipation of ginia state of Portland it. The Seattle grand jury ha« voted to rom the Evening Telegram marks praise from the preacher, who. as they The physical examination required >ne of her transitory periods of con- neared him. said: "That’s right, my indict Justice Cann and Police Judge men. come right up. I want everybody George, of that city. t>ecau»e of their by Portland's new charter, for the ciousness: here to gaze upon 10 of the most failure to take steps to prevent firemen an< policemen, is going to put "Portland will never be the city hopeless liars in the Unit’d States." gambling and other vices. many a veteran out of a job. The hat it ought to be. and would then Tutuilla. March 19. Robert McDonald. 4 years old. wa« strict physical examinations on East -peedily become, until It has more ex • rushed to death in Portland Thurs HIGH PRICED FEED. day by a large piece of timber roll ern railways has filled the country ended and expanded railroad serv ing from the top of a pile upon him with able, yet idle railroad men who es. It must have a railroad into and J. B. Krumbah, a farmer in the while playing hide and seek can be drawn upon in a general through Central Oregon, another Hudson Bay country, wac in the city President Estes, of the United strike. It is one means of keeping through the Nehalem region to Tilla- yesterday, says the Union. Mr. Krum- Brotherhood of Railway Employe«, bah reports that between 3»>< hi and a surplus of experienced men in the rnook. direct river-route rail com mu- ha« been arrested at Vancouver B. C, WOO head of cattle have been fed country. nication with the portions of Eastern by the ranchmen of that section the for conspiracy in causing the Cana dian Steamship employes to strike. Washington now tributary to the past winter, and that high priced al- A A Watts, sentenced for 18 The corporations which object to has been the principal forage falfa Northern Pacific, and with Northern months from Clackamas county for paying a just share of the taxes of Idaho via the Snake river canyon. obtaining money under fsls«> pre GENERAL NEWS. Oregon are not being flooded with sig ! t< nsec, was pardoned from th«* peni- •'Portland people can do much to natures asking the submission of the tentiary Friday, on account of compel the building of these lines if It is reported from Caracas that ing mind. < >rp«.ration tax law and the portage they pull together for that purpose President Castro has resigned. ad bill to a popular vote. These The strike of the Fernie and insist with sufficient pertinacity The striking moulders of Philadel miners at Rossland, B C.. is ended measures have been so badly needed phia have been enjoined from pick that they must be built. With these, The settlement involves an adjust l y Oregon for years, that the people eting and an ample channel to the sea. ment of the old rate« and the recogni ■. ill hesitate to join in the movement Earnest Lyon, a negro, is the new tion of the union Th«* strike lasted there will never again be any ques minister from the United Stat«*« to 39 days against them. The taxpayers are tion of which is or is to be the prin- Liberia. very well pleased with both. Three masked men held up au elec ci pal city of the Pacific Northwest, The Roman Catholic missionaries tric car just outside the limits of Loe Portland will stand unrivalled.*' are arming their converts because The Evening Telegram made a sad Saturday As a result of the of the fear of further Boxer upris Angeles flglit which followed, one passenger mistake when it published its coarse In the city of Los Angeles, noted ings. was killed and two others were < aricatttre of St. Patrick There are tor its superb homes, gorgeous flow The United Mineworkers ot Amer wounded The robber» escaped with subjects which should be held sacred, er carnivals and beautiful boulevards, ica are said to have won three vital out any plunder even by cartoonists, whose license is one marriage in every four results in concesHlons in the award of the strike v Ider, if possible, than the poets. It a divorce. Faithlessness, infidelity commission. A plot has l>een discovered at coats money to learn, however, and and desertion are the principal caus Halifax. N. S, to jiermit emigrants the patronage of thinking Irishmen es. California has the greatest ratio suffering from disease to escape Into which will be withdrawn from that of suicide of any state in the Union. the United States. p.ipei on account of its mistake, will It seems that the physical beauty of The Hawaii house committee on bo worth more than the alleged hu the state is only “skin deep.” There public expenditure ha« reported an- other embezzlement in the board of mor in the cartoons. is a moral unhealthfulness underneath public works, the amount being $2.- it. WO. The assessor of Clackamas county A cable dispatch from Paris says 1 . s followed the example of Umatil I. I.. Page, a .Missouri newspaper that Sarah Bernhardt was almost la and will raise the valuation of man is in jail for contempt. He re- overcome by stage_ fright on assum- The timid young property of all kinds, besides bring fused to tell how he acquired a $1000 ing a new role. "After my baby came in lamurv iqou," write« ing to light money, notes and ac- bill, found in his possession by a leg thing! Mn Nancy Abner, of SI. F«ut. Ark -1 •uflered Notices have been posted in the •everely counts that have heretofore escaped islative investigating committee The anthracite from all aoruof ache» and paina, ixitl* region that the mines will following May. when I trail one «rf , taxation entirely. It is encouraging case is such a rare one that Mr. Page work only five hours per day here- the pamphlet« mating on female diaeaw. I wn, - Dr. Pierce for advice, although I thcug to note the gradual spread of more should make known the secret. The after, because of the glut in the coal to aurely I would die. aa our phvaicuu told m waa more liable to die than to gel well y<, equitable assessments throughout Or fraternity would rise up and call him market. advice cauaed my he.tlih to he rvatorv . The anniversary of the death of fatherly egon. One county after another is blessed. I took live bottlea of Dr Pierce'a Favorite Pr Louis Kossuth Thursday. at Buda aenption. three of I h AI co Metlical Diatover« recognizing the need of adjustment, and three viak of * Pellet, together with voot Umatilla county enjoys six weeks Pest, was marked with the usual slu- other remedies, and I am now able to do all mv ar d when a!) property pays an equal dent demonstrations and collislon« work." ' share of taxes the high levies, so more summer weather each year than with the police. Weak and as k women are invited to usual m Oregon counties, will have her sisters east of the Blue .Moun Dr. W. D. Crum .a negro, has been consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, fret, aud tains; while the frost is Just starting appointed collector of customs at so obtain without charge or fee the been ieduced by half. to meit out of the ground in Orande Charleston, S. C., by President Roos- advice of a specialist upon diseases Rev' ng the old blue laws will not Ronde, the peach buds in the or- evelt, although the late senate failed peculiar to women. All correspond«*!) is held as strictly private ami sacredh to confirm the nomination. n ike men love the Sabbath any bet- chards here are almost at the burst- confidential. Address Dr. R V Pierce An outbreak is threatened at Jolo, t< ,-. The proper way to bring about ing point. Three weeks earlier spring Island of Mindanao, because of the Buffalo, N. Y The invitation to consult Dr. Pierer 8i nday observance Is for the Chris and three weeks later fall, adds one arrest and conviction of three prornl letter, free, is not to be confuse nent Moros, who raided and burned by ti;. n people in the community to set third to the length of the season. with offers of. "free medical advice" the Chinese district of Peling. the example. Sunday patters will i made by irresponsible persons who ar The Albany people who are asking The carelessness of Alex Kempertjr not physicians and are profeaaionallv cease to exist only when the demand in smoking a pipe near a can of pow and legally disqualified for the practii for them stops. Sunday ball games for the referendum on the I xtw I b and der at a quarry in West Rutland. Vt„ of medicine. Clark Fair bill, can gain nothing by will stop only when the great mass Friday .caused an explosion which Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription ia a piling up the expense of a special elec cost him his life and Injured several safe and reliable remedy for the enre of of the people have a half holiday on tion on the state. The voice of the others. womanly ills. It establishes regularity, Saturday, and the Sunday excursions, people was heard in the legislature. The state senate of Missouri Thurs dries weakening drains, heals inflamma socials and lawn parties will be no However, it would be a pleasure to re day passed a resolution submitting tion and ulceration and cures femail more when the poor can take a day at’ amendment to the constitution for weakness peat the vote. F rek . D i . Pierce's Common Sense off during the week, to enjoy such levying a tax of I cents for five years Medical 5 Advuter is sent free on receit • things. It is not lack of piety that to be used in the building of a new The appointment of J. W Knowles 3 of stamps to nay expense of mailing on! capital. causes men to break the Sabbath; It as register of the La Grande land of Send ai one cent »tamps for the book i Official returns from Australia show paper covers or ji stamps for the doti. is lack of time to find enjoyment on fice, has not yet been confirmed and that the Victorian wheat harvest this bound volume. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, 3 any other day. possibly may not be. t season will average only a quarter of Buffalo, N V. lUuiriCT r ♦»♦♦♦*♦+*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ <♦♦♦+*♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦»»11 ♦♦ »♦♦♦♦■ OUR NEW HATS WE CAN UNDERSELL For the spring season are now on Display See Our North Window. Baer & Daley 4 Broadhead Dress Goods 4 4 4 4 PRIZES: I To Our Customers at a distance: : Golden Rule Store PENDLETON A. KUNKEL & CO ATHENA John Deere Disc Plows We also carry a Full Line of John Deere Plows, Chilled aod Steel Bottoms. ° / wrote to Dr. Pierce for advice though I thought surely / would die The Moline Wagons Have Been Time Tried and Have Never Been Found Wanting in any Particular The Wilson, Moline and John Deere Buggies and Hacks. There are none better made. Pla no Harvesting Machinery, all users speak in highest terms. The Buckeye Drills have proven their true worth. Sold Only by PENDLETON 1 A. KUNKEL & CO. ATHENA