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->ast." It is certainly time that the -itizens and press of Oregon were twake to the needs of the public ichool fund. If Oregon school lauds lad been sold for something near FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1903. heir value in the past, the 10-mill Louie Post’s Public says the Jew ir ichool levies that are now imposed Russia is the pack mule for political ipon taxpayers, would not be a part abuses, as the negro is in America if the records. Whenever the Russian government The presence of Umatilla Indians feels like administering a brutal kicl to some one. a defenseless Hebrew it ts litigants in the courts of the state, eminds the taxpayer that these peo- selected as the v.ctim. >le enjoy all the benefits and privi- Railroads accidents are almost in eges of citizenship without sharing variably accredited by the press re ts burdens. Every person who owns ports to the carelessness of employes >roperty and makes costs in the trans- If press writers were compelled tc iction of private business in court, bear in mind as many vital rules ot should pay a just share of taxes. conduct, as those in charge of the passenger tra ns of the country, there Encouraged by the success which would be much less inclination to •rowned the Pendleton contestant last light's struggle for the Eastern Ore- jump at conclusions. »on Oratorical Championship, the Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst makes ligh school will now redouble its ef a rather bitter attack upon President orts. The victory is a stepping stone Roosevelt for what Parkhurst terms • j O other championships. Robert a thirst for notoriety. He says Roos ?ronin's triumph will put vigor and evelt is a creature of luck. That by ibilitv into succeeding orations writ- sudden and unexpected turns of for en and rehearsed in the Pendleton tune he has been successively elevat ligh school. ed to positions of honor, without much exhibition of genuine ability. As a means of raising the funds for i statue to Sacajawea. the Shoshone The territory of Alaska is not half ndian girl who guided the I^ewis and appreciated by the American people. ?lark expedition across the Rocky That vast area of country, full of its nountains the Sacajawea Association mineral deposits, rich in timber, fish >f Portland will have made 10,000 eries and agricultural sections, will souvenir buttons, bearing a picture of be the greatest wealth producing dis :he Indian woman. The women's trict of the nation in time. When the ■lubs of the state will distribute these West is filled to overflowing with ruttons and the proceeds will be used homes and settlement. Alaska will n erecting a suitable memorial statue furnish the increasing population an .’or the exposition. outlet. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. CHRONIC SORES The Portland public baths will be opened about June 1. A Denver firm has purchased the Salem electric light and power plant. New barns to cost 98.000. will he erected at the Oregon Insane As.’l tin There is nothing so repulsive looking anti disgusting as an old sor*. this season Vou worry over it till the brain grows weary and work with it until the This Week, ending May 9th, will be one of Special Bargains in goods A new sawmill company has beet patience is exhausted, and the very sight of lheold festering, sickly looking needed for this warm weather. Note our list below: organized at Calapooia. with I50.WÜ place makes you irritable, despondent and desperate capital stock. A chronic sore is the very best evidencethat your blood i-, in an unhealthy Edward Hawkins, aged 14. of What- and impoverished condition, that your constitution is breaking down under Ladies' and Misses' sleeveless ganze vests the best assortment to be found in the city, com. Wash., was killed Wednesday, the effects of some serious disorder. The taking of strong medicines, like only 4c each. and our prices are, as usual, away below by a falling tree. mercury or potash, will sometimes so pollute and vitiate the blood and im our competitors. The portiou of a meteor reported to pair the general system that the merest scratch or bruise rrsultsin obstinate Finer ones 10c, 1254a, 15c, 1756c, 25c, and have been found at Oswego. Or.. Misses' white waists, low ent or white col 48c each. non healing sores of the most offensive character provv»s to be a fake lars, 75c, $1 and $1.39. t tften an inherited taint breaks out in frightful eating sores upon the limbs Ladies’ summer corsets, this week, 20c each. Frank Girard and J. B. Arb< nast. 8cotch lawn for waiBts or dresses, for one guards in the Oregon peniteutlary, or face in old age or middle life. Whi never a sore refuses to heal the blood Better ones, in all styles, 50c and 65c each week, 4c yd. is always at fault, and, while antiseptic washes, salves, soaps ami powders have been discharged. Ladies' lace hose, fine quality, cotton or lisle Hopsacking and Dunbar cloth for summer can do much to keep down the inflammation ami cleanse the sore, it will Portland is discussing the advisa thread, only 25c pr. skirts and suits, good assortment of colors, bility of raising circus licenses from never heal permanently till the blood itself bask-« n purified and the deadly germsand poisons destroyed, ami with S. S. S thiscanbe accomplished the |2&0 to |500 per day. Misses’ lace hose, black or colored, 15c, 18c this week on y 11c yd. polluted blood is purified ami invigorated, and when The lumber haulers of Union. Or . Calico, all week. 10 yards to one person, and 25c pr. rich,purebl<x«l ¡»againcirculating freely throughout have struck for $3 per thousand. Ladies’ white waists, ail grades and styles, only 4c yd. the body tlie flesh around the old sore begins to take They now receive |2. on a natural color, the discharge of matter ceases Clearing the right of way for an ex and the place heals over. tension of the Sumpter Valley rail TUE rAID The Store that always give« S. S. S. is both a bhxxl purifier and tonic that puts your blood in order way has been started. I IICi ■ Mill you moot for your money Mason Bolen, of Vancouver. Wish., and at the same time tones up the system ami builds up tin general health. was accidentally drowned in a mill If you have a chronic sore write us. No charge for medical advice. pond near Amboy. Tuesday. Mrs. Catherine Rogers, a Wao . ng IW£ SWIFT SP£CSFSC CO., ATLAMTA. GA. ton pioneer of 18S5. died at Ta<->ma Tuesday, after a short illness. GENERAL NEWS. Wilbur Ross, a shoe clerk of Rose burg, was held up and robbed of »8 Stanford University is having a by a lone footpad. Wednesday siege of typhoid fever. San Francisco Chinese huve b» en This applies particularly to furniture an 1 carpets. When you A Pittsburg comiiany will build a arrested for shipping human skele buy a piece of furniture you want it to look weil and to wear tons to China, labelled "fish bones." railroad across Nicaragua. The old favorite Koeppin’s Log Cabin Soda Fountain is well. That is the kind we carry. Our good« speak for them The Seattle Brewers’ Union, which The rebellion in Nicaragua is grow again open and ready to serve you with delicious selves. We caray a large line of furniture, baby cabs, go has had some slight difficulty with ing tn volume and strength. carts, carpets, art squares, ma'tings, rugs, curtains, etc employers, has decided not to strike. There is constant rioting in pro The body found in the narrows at gress at Salonlca between Christians We *r< r <>< telling our Roods al > Wr are in butiucne to make al-, ir g. but we buy Soda and Ice Cream Soda In car load loU no ti al ac can tri I tl cm to sou abeapar than you uould * q > them in lb* Tacoma, proved to be that of Pattick and Moslems cent an I lay then» down here Call at our store, tinml&c our good* «nd <«t pr.ee« < n Burns, a pioneer machinist of 'la- what you want If we ran c e**ll y«u a be er |rad? < t go»!» at an low p’lrew an you < au All the old favorite drinks and many new ones. Among The British government will buy get cine where, why we won’t rijwct tour trade coma. the new ro cent drinks are Chocolate Cream Puff. Tropical and nationalize all the railroads of The team and hack drivers of Port the Transvaal. Hr» akfast ind Nugat Sundae. BAKER & FOLSOM, land threaten to strike May 15. unless Charles M Schwab has been re Next «loor to Postofhce. their requests for higher wages are •'lima Soda" is our best 5 cent drink and we believe it is elected president of the United States granted. the Lest 5 cent drink in the city. Ed Kebabin was shot and fatally Steel Corporation There has been launched a system The county court must not forget A .ximpany capitalized for wounded at Seattle Wednesday by O. the county road question. The state nic and studied campaign to boom E Negus, for offering an Insult to 000. will control all the trolley lines in and across New Jersey. a of Oregon needs more roads, better W. R. Hearst for president in 1904. Negus' sister. a Elwood Meade, government expert An American company has leased roads and bridges and more induce From every corner of the United a in charge of the irrigation surveys 2'H'.uO»i acres of mineral land in Si a 65 Steps From Main St., Toward the Court House ments to county improvement. This States come exchanges of more or in the West, is now in Portland, en beria. for development purposes a a is the home-building era. Farms will less political prominence and influ- -oute to Eastern Oregon. Great Britain announces the policy a be beautified and improved just as ?nce. bearing the Hearst coat of arms A electric light and power plant of of not allowing any other power to r abaut the hot se are supplied a the environment improves. The en for their standard. If there is one 6.000 horse power capacity, will be fortify any point in the Peisian Gulf. /kA 's, ; a 40 installed on the John Dav river, by the many articles of wood- a tire burden of county development thing that Mr. Hearst understands A lock-out at Gloverevtlle. N Y.. is r law NÊ t f f À t- south of Sumpter. enware we are no* offering at a • expected to result in 7.000 Idle far lies upon the officials who control thoroughly, it is the value of advertis miles Reported |>eace conferences be tory employes at that place In a few i, l little prices Long and short a a ing. His phenominal successes in tween Portlaud employers and em public improvement. days. stepladders that are handy a • journalism show him to be a man ot ployes have failed to bring about a In many parts o( th* northern east The New York immigration com ability and force. A touch of diplo- settlement of labor difficulties an<i safe Tight tubs and pa;ls. a a i Southern Pacific boilermaketare turn and middle states, frost has ,n- niissioners have decided that women qiatic experience gained as a public all sizes All our woodenware a1 Mike Ryan, a Butte miner, dug out jured the fruit pro<qx-<ts Apples suf do not make suitable commissioners, official. added to his native aggres ts «oiind and seasoned. a of jail at Bozeman. Mont. Monday, fered least. a and will discontinue the practice of liveness. will fit Mr. Hearst for any with a pen-knife. a _ J . Drouth prevails in Northern Texas employing them. There is only one vffice in the government. An Ohio dairy firm is seeking a lo | Florida, the lake region. New England a A reason on which any board of com '-ation for an extensive creamery and Central Mississippi and Ohio / e river valley states. from plant in Western Oregon missioners can object to an intelli Telegraphic dispatches 211 Court Street The Omaha Horseshoers' Union re » Sold by F. W. Schmidt A Co. gent. active woman as a public offic Trant's Pass say there is strong oppo The Ministerial Association of Eu- i fuses to shoe horses driven by non a a ✓ ial. and that is prejudice. With more Mtion to the establishment of the ?ene will endeavor to stop all Sun- ‘ union teamsten. The to«n U on the a women officials in this government, orest reserve in Southern Oregon. It lay baseball in that city verge of a fuel famine ♦♦♦♦ The Southern Pacific has reduced j Colonels Santos and crookedness in office would diminish is not stated that this "strong oppo Delacring its track and carpenter forces by have been sentenced to death at Ma jition” comes from the large lumber- ill if records count. balf. on the lines in Oregon. uila for instigating and leading the the ing firms which are denuding The Southern Pacific is collecting The Christian nations are too busy nountains of that section of the lata for a new advertising folder, recent revolt in Hirai province. The coal operators of Indiana and with their own troubles to turn an state. It does not say that the wo ■oncerning Willamette valley. All kinds of Fresh Illinois admit in their answer in the ear to the wail of the oppressed in de who are interested in the future Pearl Percival, of Independence, is United States circuit court that they Meats always on the Turkish possessions. The mur 3t Oregon desire some check on the In the lead for queen of th* Dalian have acted under an agreement. hand Fine Bacon. i ■■p m siMouto etu EvtintHUE 150 Styles der of Armenians goes on without a lagrant waste of timber in me state. 'arnival. to be held in June The Manila correspondent of the Hams and Sausage. W. W Eider, the new commandant London Daily Mail, declares that the protest from the powers. This help At the present rate of forest destruc www. t^A, ■. I. ESTERBROOK STEEL Pt I owe «• • cali. of the soldiers' home at Roseburg, government of the Phil ip less race of people is being wiped :ion in Oregon, the entire forest area took charge of the institution Friday. American pines is a failure and il as been such NBAWLgBSOTHISS from the face of the earth by the will have been denuded in twenty- Prices as low as the lowest Th« Klwk»witS* Seventy-five delegates were present from the beginning. murderous Turkish government, and ive years. Is there no desire on the it the opening session of the State ! Governor Mickey, of Nebraska, no- the fear of offending Russia, prevents part of the citizens to transmit some Federation of l-ab«»r meeting in la titles employers that he will not or I HH ♦♦ der out troops on account of strike the European nations from raising part of thq great natural resources »ramie Monday VIM VIGOR VITALITY FOR MEN A traveling evangelist is holding a disorders unless requested to do K> a voice in protest. yf Oregon to future generations? teries SSSSStt M of street meetings at Albany, by the civil authorities Shall the stat»- be stripped and left tnd is causing much disturbance in Help wanted to hxrve»t the straw- , Th»- third trial of ex Secretary of Five Porcelain Tubs Eugene is trying to stop Sunday laked of wealth, or shall some effort local < hurch circles. State Powers, charged wide being ac or Con- berry erop in the vicinity of Milton baseball. The only way it will ever be made to protect her from avar- and Freewater. Th»» crop ;>rotni»e* The body of C E. Bullock, who was ressory to the murder of Governor 50 Are now to be found at • • be successfully and completely stop ice? to be .mutually large, and outside CteTS drowned in the Willamette Sunday, Goebel, three years ago at Frankfort, Privett's barber Shop and < > Ky . ha» been postponed. help will be needed There will be I bas been recovered, at the east end of ped is by the introduction of a strong Bath Rooms. We also have ' J employment for a large number of Bumside street. Portland. An investigation of the method* of er attraction by those who oppose it NEED OF SEVERE PENALTIES. persona :n harvesting the crop. Fam five hvdrauiic chairs. Ever}’- 1 ' the entire (xistoffice system of the People cannot live in this strenuous T. J. Clark, for the past year trav ilies who wish to take a six weeks out thing is neat and clean. We < > Dr. W)t>ods Hutchinson, secretary “ling passanger ages' of the Rock country is about to be made to sat-' age without excitement. They must ing and combine profit with pleasure Isfy charges of corruption beginning employ none but first-class ' * 'stand. in Ponland. has been trans are invited'to come up to the Free have a cause and an opportunity to of the state board of health, says ir. ’erred to a higher position in the with the h*ads ot departments. workmen Our equipment is ' “ water strawberry fields. Camping in interview that fully one-third of yell. When a more drawing attrac Returned missionaries stat»- that East not excelled in Eastern Ore. ! grounds will be furnished free actual slavery exists in the Congo tion than baseball is furnished. Sun the meat sold in Portland is unfit for Twenty-five cents per crate is paid; Carl Holand, of Pon land, a young Free State Centra) Africa, conduct day baseball will cease. Not before. use. I for picking. Address N W Mum Privett’s Barber Shop man ot 18. mysteriously disappeared ford. Freewater Oregon or R T ' He says there are human vultures from his bom* Monday, and has not ed by white men and blacks, and that per bar at the Ta Mua It should be a matter of [»ersonal redress <annot be had from the Fre.- Motley. Milton. Oregon in the form of retail butchers in that line* been heard from. Foul play State authorities. choice. -ity. who wilfully purchase cheap is suspected New York clergymen have interest Boise City is wrestling with the inimals. dress and prepare unhealth The California I-umber Workers’ ed capital in a pawnbroklng schem* school room situation, and will settle ul meat and send it broadcast among now on strike In Humboldt county. which will charge but 4 per <-ent per it gracefully. She now has five consumers, poisoning the health of have asked the American l^txu month on loans It is to be a purely Union for monthly for support philanthropic institution, run on the school buildings, all equal in size to innocent families and violating all the luring the strike principle ot th* penny lunch»-* moral, sanitary and written laws of the Pendleton high school builbing. It President lx>jbct g»»c* to London Anna Spencer, the Western Union and is ready to vote for still another the land ’elegraph operator at North Yakima, *o ¡eturn the visit which the sing In He declares that a great amount of accidentally shot herself Monday tends paying him iu May. this will b» to accommodate the increasing school population, The Boise Statesman the fatal sickness is due to this crim with a 32-calibre rifle She is not ex- the first act of the kind by the chief of state in France since Napoleon III >e<ted to recover, says: "We have to make provision inal practise; that foundations for now discussing the advisability of and his consort went over to Wind for schools; the present buildings are lifelong, lingering disease are laid by toing out on a sympathetic si.ike sor in April 1855 during the Crimean overcrowded and the board cannot these vampires; that suffering, 111 with the striking Union Pacific boiler- war. at the invitation of the queen Pierpont Morgan has a gold dinner accommodate all the children asking health and Aeath are dealt out by makers. Carson Holland, supposed to I.»ve service said to be worth 190.300. admission. It would be a very great these human fiends, who take advan which was presented to him by Wil mistake to permit such conditions to take of the privileges accorded them been drugged, robbed and mu.”<: -ed liam H. Vanderbilt when he < Mor n Portland, has returned to his heme continue. They would grow much >y the laws of the land. »iter a few days carousal with gan) made an extensive sale of New “There are many small shops in friends in the suburbs of the city. worse before another year. Therefore York Central stock in Europe It is the city that purchase one piece of the matter should be settled now.” Alvin Baxter and Robert H-»,a.an. a reproduction of a service in die yovernment inspected meat to hang '.wo boys who plead guilty to robbing British royal family, I ut the Moigans The gathering together of the del >ut for a sign.” says Dr. Hutchinson ’he poatoffice at Springwater, w re ire no» fond of <lii»;>lav ani <*l»tcn egates from Oregon's labor forces in 'and then from a back counter they tentenced to two years in the ref».rm tchool. by Judge B*!linger. Tusday a public convention, reminds the close tell the unsuspecting purchaser al! A Song of the Yankee. An infuriated cow attacked t.i.» 2 observer that this state is taking on manner of germ-laden, disease-filled rear-old daughter of Charles Tim If you chance to sail uncharted seas. the metropolitan robes. It is no long xnd trachinae-stuffed meat. Dead nous of lafayette, Tuesl.i»’ Th* An unknown shore to gain,— er an unorganized frontier. The great sheep are brought in and sold when .hild was pinned to the ¿round .nd It's ten to one. when you reach the to red severely, hut there are hopes land. industries are assuming a symmetri they could not pass any self-respect >f its recovery. A naked native is on the sand cal form; those who bring forth the ing inspector. Dairy farmers make The O. R. k N. has l>een awarded With an Elgin timepiece in his band. riches of mine, field and factory are 1 regular practice of selling their ’he contract to transport S00 mem- Or a sardine tin from Maine; devising means of betterment and ■ows that are no longer fit for dairy bem of the First Battalion of the And under a spreading ccwoa tree There stands a trader's tent, self-improvement and Oregon is tak jse; butchers kill and purchase chol ’Hrst United States Infantry, from Portland to Sault Ste. . Marie. _____ ______ Mich ing her station on an equal commer ?ra-lad*n hogs: small purveyors of The troops will leave Portland May Where a lonely stranger is selling clocks. cial and industrial plane with states meat buy their supplies from big 9. And Springfleld Kuns «ml* Stamford fully half a century older in organi houses that furnish this sort of stuff, locks. Jack-knives and liniment. zation and development. The labor and the people must suffer.” DO YOU GET UP The question at once arises; "Who forces and the throbbing valves of in from Maine or from lAk<* WITH A LAME BACK? He hails dustrialism, and all tue wheels of shall engage in business and who Champlain. commerce move at their command. 3hall not?” Can all men be trusted Or maybe from Salem. Mass. Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. His face |g lean and his wit is keen. to toy with the health and wellbeing Almost everybody who reads the news And his eye lets nothing pas* As a result of his cosmopolitan edu- of the community? papers is sure to know of the wonderful ¡n an unmade land or a desert sand Will not this flagrant abuse of the < ation and close study of national cures made by Dr. Tia his es)>ecial pride 11 Kilmer's Swatnp- To issues the world over, Andrew Car- business privileges of the country end odd jobs for Providence, Root, the great kid And help himself on the side negie says of the question of »ran* in a system ot rigid state examination ney, liver and biad of men who deal in foodstuffs? Will portation: der remedy. Tlie Yankee inherits a ileal of craft LTHOl GH the Plano Binder is remarkably simple in construction and therefore easily onerated t h "You can say for me that I am thor- it not result in a wholesale condem It is the great med From his stern-faced Pilgrim Birrs, ical triumph of the Who learned restraint, though they many valuable devices not to be found in any other harvester. Among these social Pil^« r . Fhow8 oughly in favor of Kerr Hardy’s sug- nation of vile tradesmen who wanton ill nineteenth century ; suffered much, gestion that all railways should be ly lower the status of their calling by the self regulating Fly-Wheel, simple Lever-Driven Binder, Reel with safety Friction-Clutrl*1111^ tri* [Hl discovered after years Ami dwelt in |»eace with the crabbed nationalized; it would be an excellent these criminal practices? .J of scientific research breaking PI <no Knotter. etc; inventions that have proved their great value to the binder bv vaa i' Dutch. In the iaige cities where people are by Dr. Kilmer, the And taught the wilderness, at their thing for the people if that were done. in the harvest fields of both hemispheres. From start to finish, Plano Machines are built o th eminent kidney and Look at the economy that would be at the mercy of such men. there touch. ‘‘the best is cheapest," and that true economy in the harvest field consists in using the best ».?< th® bladder specialist, and is wonderfully To yield what a man requires . effected if all the railways were un thould be rigid laws governing the successful in promptly curing lame liack, machines obtainable. Theie is nothing “cheap” in its construction—nothing lacking in nerfect^ ^^1^ * ’i And the mission spirit will drive some der state control. Fares would be sale of foods. The results of un uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and Yanks Bright ’ s Disease, which is the worst It is a machine that will harvest your crops easily, economically and well under even the moat deta1.. lowered and the comfort of the pas wholesome food are so far reaching Wherever a man can roam— of kidney trouble. sengers would be better looked after. that the state must regulate the pre form tions; a machine that requires few repairs; one that you can depend on vear after ve ir T„ CO1U‘1’ Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec While others, with delicate skill, de sign People would travel more, learn more paration and distribution of it. where ommended for everything but if you have Plano Binder we carry the Plano Headers, Mowers, and Rakes. ‘ addition to the of their country and be more able to men show such demonical tenden kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will lie Wexslen nutmegs and hams of pine. To sell to the folks at home. found just the remedy you need. It has exercise the sovereignty of citizen cies. —Burges Johnson In Harper’s Maga been tested in so many ways, in hospital The United States government is work and in private practice, und has ship." zine. struggling with this issue and must proved so successful in every case that a The Oregonian, in speaking of the have the co-operation of states and special arrangement has been made by Longevity, which all readers of this paper, who have proposed Southern Oregon forest re cities. "The automobile suits me very well, The Celebrated Minneapolis Threshers and the Moline Wagons, justly consider«.! t not already tried it, may have a sample serve, says: "There seems to be a People do not fully understand the Ixrttle sent free by mail, also a book tell What’s the prlcef made Come io and aee our splendid line of Hacks and Buggies. c ° ” ’ ‘ <lered one of the lx,t wlf,oai "Six thousand marks." prospect that as a result of the créa awful result of eating germ-laden ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to "Take It In annual payments?" tion of the forest reserve in South foods, or they would rise en masse, findout if vou have k idney or bladder trou "Yes, sir." ble. When writing mention reading this western Oregon the state will have and condemn those who wilfully "All right—I’ll take it with me. generous offer in this pajier and send your some 40,000 acres of base to sell. If threaten human life by offering unfit address to Dr. Kilmer pay 100 marks a year—I belong to a long-lived family "—Fliegemle Hist- this should be the case, it is to be food for sale, as they would any & Co., Binghamton. ter. N. V. The regular hoped that Governor Chamberlain will ether criminal. fifty-cent and one- find a way to secure the entire ad Haven t you any smoke consum The I-aliorers’ Protective Union of dollar size bottles are H.«n. at s ww* Unnt. ers in this town?" asked the stranger, vantage to the school funds, and not sold bv all good druggists Don't make let the base tie gobbled up by the lieu- San Francisco, has won its strike any mistake, but remember the name, wiping a chunk of soot out of his eye against the Contractors' Association "Yea. sir," coughed the uatlve land ring, which has had the favors and the strikers have all returned to Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on "There are about 2.000.000 of us of so many administrations in the work under a new wage scale. Chicago Tribune. every bottle. Signs of Polluted Blood. Warm Weather Specials The Best is the Cheapest « *************************** «« «« Every Day Needs «« : LOG CABIN SODA KOEPPEN’S DRUG STORE p 2 / « « « « « « : « « W.J.CLARKE & CO Conrad Platzoeder WANTED Babbit Metal E. 0. Office PENDLETON A. KUNKEL & CO. ATHENA A We also have the Famous John Deere Plows and Harrows Sold Only by— PENDLETON A. KUNKEL & CO. ATHENA