SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1900.
JUST ONE THING
BREVITIES.
Quality
That means Stvle, Workman
ship, Perfect Fit and .Material.
Our Immense Assortment of
High Quality
Shoes
At $a.so. Sj.oo, $3.50. $4 00. $5-o.
Is an excellent HMN why
you shnulil MM to us di
rect for your footwear
Always Something New; Always
Something Different.
CLEAVER BROS.
The Boot and Shoe Men.
80S Main Htreet, Pendleton, 1 r
Call for Dsmoeratlc Primaries and Coun
ty Convontlon.
At a mrrtlnit of tin- Democratic Coant Ota
tml Oosssillles seld in Pendleton n Pebrnary
S MO, 11 was decided in ssk tn Democrats,
and all thou.' no rated for w J. Hrjraa In IMS,
ani those uhn aoa MTOT ih.- sease "i Demo
racy, to aaaemblc tn tlu'ii MTerSl preclncU al
the'vnitni: I'l" thereof, on tuir.n . Mnr.li
E nun. at J o'clock p. in., and eWx 1 delegate! to
the l)einocratli' t'.mniv 1 ..in . iitu.iM.. I held
in Pendleton. Oregon, at the courthouse, Satnr
dav. April 7. Idtm. at the hour of 1" o'( lock a. tit -
PWsuMti are allowed ike tot lowing repri -
tatlon In al.l remit; i ,.ni. ntimi
prertm I
I'en.lleion
South Pendleton
North Peinlleion
Kant Pendletou
McKay
I n Ion
North Milton
South Milton
Adam-
linalilla
Van.yiio
(illltlan.l .
II. k-
Kiii-amem. ut . .
Valley
Willow Sprtnif
keterratfon pendleion Oregon
f l
Pre. Ill
North Athena
South Mhuiii
1'oltomitsi.l ...s.
Bella
Ku.hloek
We.ton
K.IM wold,
Alta
lunlper
leko
Hmiili.m IpriBga
Mountain
All
I'kiah ..
Vlaeon
Voaktini
Pulton
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Chairman lienns-rati
Alteit: tiK.o p K'WI
PtEKrt
entral ''on.
retarv.
County and Stale Convention!.
The dutes of saBSMbliBg i the NX
oral itate ami county BOBTBntioOS .ir.
us follows:
Orctfotl State ilclllooratle convent ion.
itt Portland. April 11,
LT ii i nt i 1 1 n county democratic fan
Hon, at l "oin I i. t. o . Bagjrdaj nrii 7.
t trefoil state ropulil ican convention,
at Port lead, April 19.
Umatilla comity republican 00I1YW).
tion, at PaodlatOQ, March 27.
Oregon state 1 j 1 1 - partv conven
tion, at Portland, April 1'.'.
I mat 1I1.. county peoples party con
vention, at rbitdlotnn. April 7.
Squirrel ritles for rent tit Stilltnan's.
Try Dntton'a pgppanntal orwttni.
Creamery hotter. White House.
Kot mush try llukeil oal hind. White
HoM
Kirsto'lass creamery htttter ill Do-
DMtt'e.
Goto DuDOtt'l for early rose seed
potatoes.
Have you tried Dttttott'a iceoTeam
choc, ilates'.'
Our ean in-d DMM are ilelicious.
White Bonn grocery.
Swift's premium hams ami hro.ikfast
hacon. w hite Bonn,
l'.arlv prolific ami early Ohio potatoes
for seetl al lVlnott's.
I'inest line of vanned veuetahies in
the city at Dttnott'a,
The Salmon reason will Opetl on the
OolOBlbla river on April 10.
l'luin ami fancy stationery in Istxes
ami tahlets al the Blue Front.
Kverythim; now ami clean at (...
ilecke's cale. (iive us a trial.
swift' pro tni am harm ami breakfast
hacon. hite BoOM irroeery.
Anything in the wav of porting
nodi can he fount at the lllue I'ront.
Spiced herring, mackerel, rodfleh,
bloater ami while fllh. While House.
('roiiiet sets, baseball nomls ami
Rower seeds loweal prion, Nolf'i
I'air
Lettuce. asparautls. MUlifloWer,
spinach ami (treen onion". White
Bonn,
Spinach, greet onion ami all kinds
of irreen votfetahlo from now on at
Dattott'e.
If yeaj want the betl steaks, roasts,
hacon. ham- ami lanl 1:0 t.. Schwarz
A Grejalich.
St ecial Snndav dinners atQoedeckf
mw cafe. Nicely fitted hoxes for
private parties.
The iicoplc of linker Citv will sill
sldtte the man who will luiild a tlottr
mill in that town.
tionlecke new cale i now readv for
business Two doors north of the W.
cY 0. R. l:. ticket nfl'iiv.
.Wont for the Walla Walla steam
Mfpaf cleaner. Carpets taken tii
cleaned and laid. JsaJM Kail inn.
Mr. Alma I. Howker died at her
home at DnkWi I ' 11 ion county, a few
day ao of earn er, aced :hi years.
II. 1!. Kattnan. of Bolta City, while
in New York last week had a cancer
IMeaaafaUy removed from his hip.
A l.irjer Mock to select from ami
lower priri' than any millinery limine
in tin- citv Is what we claim. I.a .Mode
Millinerv.
Pot al Cheap, a nod pair of
s ml hand six-ton Fairbanks wnjon
mloi Bnqain Monjlo Bros.' blaok
mith shop.
Edmund E, Ming ami Kva B
Bnrtholomm wan married at Boppnoi
Tburaday, Roy. St. Clair perfomMag
. tin' ceri'inony.
Qrand opening f prinu millinery
OB Saturd.iv. Mo ml. tv. Tile-day, Marcii
117, l" and BO, al Mr. Campbell's mil-
linerv parlor. .Imld hlock, t ourt
-Treet.
R, Tiimev and Mis- Bollfa
weie married at the residence
.1. ll. Parkas Weduesday, The
iph- are both re-ident- 01 this
years. Dr, Bonn is a nn of
Vears. lie is a native of Cork, Ire
land, and a line specimen of the
Mtnial, cultured Irishman. The doc
tor trouble is almost abaolutt 1 001 of
mcinory.
The lllue Mountain telephone line,
which Was bulll and owned hy
Heppner men, with Otear Minor as
president and Mayor I'rank v'tilltani as
irnaurar, has baan sold to the inland
Telegraph -V Telephone company for
115.000, I he line starts at Heppner
ami extends into the interior, e nnect-
ino; with Canyon City and Baker City,
and reaching ElarMy and Malheur
La km.
Mr. Calvin Zimmerman. Mileslmrn.
l'a., says: "As a spevdy cure for
CMUjha. colds, croup and sore throat
One Minute Cough Cure is ttnequaled,
It i iileaasnt lor children to take. I
heartily recommend it to mothers."
It is tlie only harmless remedy that
trainees tmnieiiiate result 11 cure
bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe
throat and long dieaes. It will
vent consumption. Tallinan V
leading druggists,
and
pre-
Co..
COYOTE SCALP BOUNTY.
Some 402 ReprescntltiK n Value ot S924
In Two Months.
County Clerk Burrongna has just
completed the certifying of the certif
icate for coyote -calps in this county
lor the two months ending March I.
The number of mips reealved i. MS(
repreaentlng a bounty of f!rj4. The
cert ilii .it. - have lieen forwarded to the
Secretary of state today. The larvest
amount broUghl in hv any one in
dividual eras raMlyen from Bonry
Balkin. of Kcbo, who turned in 86, lor
which he will he allowed the sum of
f"n. Tin- i- the larne-t number of
scalps that any one man has hmuht in
since lael .inly, the hooks IntheeTerk'i
office showing that in that month
Charles Bornaon a Pendleton man,
received MI for coyote scalp. At the
preaanl rate of oiapnlng of thi de
structive animal it will not ho very
long before the coyote in Umatilla
colintv w ill cease to exist.
CLARK WOOD IN TOWN.
Politics Have Not Yet Disturbed the
NelKhborliood, Says the Leader Man.
Clark Wood, of the Weston Leader,
i in PendlatOO today, huvinu, arrived
here Friday nixht. Clark says the
town of Weston i- now very quiet, hut
attributes this to the fact that the
farmer are all busy planting their
spring crop, and have not the time
to pay any attention toother matter
Crop, he says, are looking fine, in
lac! much lietter than could he ex
peflted at this time of the year, ami
they are much tin same hetweeu We
tou and Pendleton. Politic, he Midi
were now commencing to he talked of.
hut a yet very little attention is being
paid to matters m' state hy the ma-
oritv ol the people ol In ilelulilior-
jorltv
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CHICAGO MARKET.
NOTICE.
No more uradini: on Alta tre.'i or on
Wehl. street, or on Court street from
Main street west, except where con
tracts have Ih-oii made and Itegun, will
I" allowed until further notice. Main
street, and Court I tml from lly.r-'
mill east, and Lewi- and Water street
will Ih- required to he completed a
early a- ims-ihle. II the ilujiroVlMuellt
ure not lieiran hv next Moiidiiv, tie'
Itith, the . its w ill do the work and
MM a lien on adjoining property for
cost of iinproveuieut
EDWIN 8WITZLER, Clialrman.
Coins Down Hill.
People suffering from kidney disease
feci a uradual hilt steady lo ol
vitality. Thev should low in. tine in
trying Foley s Kidney Cure, It i
Kuurantttsl. Kor sale hy I 'la Slate.
In Albany a harln-r i.atncd Wriht
was struck on the head with a brick
in the hand of a mini named Wriuht.
Ta lima 11
& Co.'s
You can always find the latest pa
pcrs and pviodsOnJ
A Large Line of Stationery
and BttVglOftti
All correct shades and sizes
Drugs,
Perf umee,
Novelties.
i .1 .1 ie - and it', lit
fovkct books.
Corner Main and Alta Streets.
i ieoi e
li. Elder
; ot Judge
I young p
county.
When you want nmething to heal a
.hum, or a -ore or a cut. why not try
I Banner Balre, which i- gurnnteen
the moot healing ointment in the
world, l or MM By I la Slate.
The lirm of Bouaer A Miller having
dissolved hv mutual consent. Mr.
Iloiiser will continue the huine-- at
tl Id -land where In- will In- pleased
to see all old customer- ami friend-.
Mr. .1. II. Hurt-tin, of Portland,
re., has opened a das in landscape
painting at Mr, w. l Hanaford
Paintings on exhibition at Broek cv
Met .una- ami t l.i Slate - drilL' -tori-.
Baker City Democrat : It i proposed
to have an 0, IL A N. special run to
Pendleton from thi city on the day
Colonel Bryan la to apeak al that place
No doubt fully .so people or more will
go,
(irand displav of new carpet-, run-,
draperies, sew i nit machines, couches
ami lounges, etc.. etc., on Friday and
Saturday, March ii and 17. Come
ami see something new. Falling's
Carpet t.. re.
William MuK inlay Is one of the
latest arrival. at Suiiipter to envuge in
mining, ll- hail- from Boise City and
d c- not claim to I"- a relative oi tbt
aentleman wh- is at preeenl tenant of
t i.- White House,
Have you -ecu those up-P.-date I ISM)
MB bicycles at the Oreeeenl aneney in
the La-t Oragonian building" If not,
see 'em, Us tliev are Worth seeinv' The
Creeeenl i "skv high" in quality, but
the lower! Ill price,
li. Btlllm.of Pendleton, ha- lor suh
or rent eighty acre deeded land,
i' eiitv nl water, w ilh line rane adioin
IM, It will supply range for a hand
of iheen, lor particulars apply to
hilu. Will Mil cheap.
Eusjena .1. Hall, the poet ami ptil -Usher,
say-that one dun nl Foley's
Hom y and Tar retore. hi voice when
boajeeneas thmMued to prevent bis
lecture at Central Music Hall, Chicago.
c'nr sale by Dla slate.
Charles Baanrer, r., of Walla Walla
ha- piirchastil a hall interest in a hotel
ii. s.iii FraneiaM and will live in that
city in bopas oi benefiting his health.
Ih- announce that he doc- mil in
tend to leave Walla Walla permanently.
A not er oonaignment of those -J.'
men - Cms t an. I gtl usdisa' Creseanl
blovelM ju"t arrived. The wheel i
fully guarantetsl and i- lirst-i lass in
every respect. Come and see It at the
Crescent UUCIICV. ill the Kal t Irouimiun
build bag,
l)r. .1. .1. ihsjan, ol Condon, Qlllhun
county, hu been adjudged insane and
sent P. the Url Villi! ;lt Si.ll, -III. Hu uu
Roported by I. L. Ray St Co.. Chicago
Hoard ot Ti-ude and New York Stock
Exchange Brokers.
March l,. I he w heat market was
higher again today, Liverpool u-ing es-
i i.niy strong, eming to against
oi . .... , i i ,
irania. t i ..(.eiii'ii M
higlier at o1.. and held w ithin a nar
row range of 4 to :i-H, 11 Dally closing
gj '-s n. ii7'.j. The strength in the
Coarse grains and provision i having
Uti Influent n wheat together with the
reports from some of the w inter wheat
-tat.- Ohio reports the OUtlook the
poorest in yean and millers in the
country offering 7o to 71c for wheat.
Block stromr. Money. 4'.. dm cent.
CioM yesterday. 67g.
t 'pen today, ii7' j.
Bangs today, 87 gg to ti7 .vs.
CI today, 01 M to ti7'.,.
-an rrancisco.
wheut, Vt)i .
March IT flail
Church Announeemenlk.
Church of the Redeemer- Divlm
' 1 " - ri.o, . in rti niiil,,v' it.
I I - ii ....
-ill, ill 11 .1 lllliow: I I'lelU.ttl. ll
ill the Holy cuilllUlllon, l.reeid.il ,v
sermon iii nil. in. r.vening praver
ami iiuur,'- at I p. in. I In- sum ,i
school w ill meet a uual at 10 a. in.,
and tin- Conflrmatlon ehMaat7ig0p.
m.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
W. E. Luk. a FultOfl farmer, was
in Pendleton today.
I sua. Christopher, of AdiiniN, was u
county seat vi-ilor todnv.
Hurt Henrleksen Wtsl over from
Helix louny registering,
tieorge Johnson, a farmer from
I'kiah, VMS in town todav.
li. M. Lombard, an attorney of Port
land, i- in IVmlli ton today.
I. A. Hommatl was in the citv from
WillOW springs this afternoon.
Aha Miller, a well known Pilot
Kock i. inner, wa- in town today.
Matt DaJnlng and son Job, were in
Pendleton from Pilot Rock today,
v.. B, Harvey, of Union pveolnet,
wa- a visitor in Pendleton today.
" Joseph Sullivan left Pendleton todnj
for a few day' visit al Walla Walla.
Robert T Patton, of McKay creek,
was at the court hottac today register
ing. Joseph (Herring, of union precinct,
wa in today for the purpose of regis
tering. I, .1. Kirk, of Athena, wa in Ten
dloton yesterday, returning home this
morning.
B H. PattOU came in from McKay
creek todav. lie report larmers lui-v
down there w ith iprfng seeding.
.1. S. Boekwlttl left this morning for
Baker City where he goo to look after
-mne milling interest he ha mar that
place.
Tims. Robertaon, of Bells, spent
today in Pendleton, He sayi crops in
the Helix hoighhorl 1 are growing
fast ami STC in excellent condition.
B, N. Smith, a Mikay creek farmer,
wa- in Pendleton thi- afternoon. Hi
say what fruit there is on the creek
has not been injured to speak of hy
frosts.
Mrs. Charles Cunningham ami two
children will leave next week for hoi
old home in Fairmont, Indiana, where
she will visit friends ami relatives (or
two MQIltha.
Henry Koepko, who W ntly moved
from thi place to Lo. Angeles, Calif.,
arrived in t'einlleton Iridiivaml will
a'ud a short time here Mttling up
some hniiies matters.
II. (i. I. inder wa in from Pilot Bock
for a short time Friday night. Ih- says
a great many sheepmen over there
have commenced shearing books and
that lambing ha alo commenced.
Mr. ami Mr, li. T. Blgin were in
town today from their home north of
town. Mr. Elgin tell the same old
story. Crop prospec.tr wen- never
hetter ami general condition excel
lent. Bumpier Miner: The Miner has now
on its stuff C. I Dupuis, one of the
volunteers who served hi country in
the Manila campaign, with Company
I) of thi state, enlisting from Pendle
ton, ( Iregoll.
Mr. ami Mrs. .1. (. Halo, nt Adams,
were in town today. Mr. Hales re
ports crop prospects around Adams
never hetter. The country has the Bp
pn ranee of a hig garden overflowing
with milk and honey,
I wat t l
il tcinu
Com!,
lor i.i,
Tlouscwork is had woA without Gold Dusfl
TO WASH COLORED
TABLE CLOTHS
A t'tat ftlBI UtrMiBk aika Mesa - S A
I - ' w asaeeraovvj vu larnn anil
U do tbeir n tMllej, UM,J colore ! iaic I
lifMatoMkc WMhlM lo h.M .a. ... . . I
ew nn J fronj Ui,g um a ImJg
Gold Duit Wilkin Powder !
Bad air. km tkm ak.,t. I. i. I
M IM .... a-VI- I
- B r llblC LtOlf Will
2?!? ". Wh Clj I
" HU, II.I ug,, , j
. : . - imtSSSP
tea a. s raiaaaaa 8
Christian church -Service are held
in the Congregatiniial house ofworabip.
Sunday school al 10 u. in. ; .lunior
Bndnvor at :i p. m. ; Senior Kmleavor
at DIM p. in. The siihjet-t of the
morning sermon at 11 a. in., "Wo-
DMn'a Contribution to Christianity."
The mbiect m the evening addim al
7::to, "A Christian Dally Newspaper. "
llaptist church T. M. I'aters.ui will
preach tomorrow at 11 a. m. ami 7 ::!0
p. m. Morning suhjeet, "The Lord
Battle; evening suhjeet, "Hungers
ami Delay. upectai music by tin
Choir, All are cordially invited.
Arrival al the Hotel Pendleton.
w P Smith, San Francicso,
Mr- I W Williams, San Francisco
F I. Kogers, SiKikune.
s i' Foley, L urande.
C M Smith, La drande.
l-eonurd Fowler, "TheStal. "
tieo W (.ant. " The Stale. "'
l C Henry, Hilling-, Mont,
w ll Taylor, Payette, Idaho,
w it Klnna, Ban Franeiauo,
II I I lent, Kansas City.
M H PnttoUi Spokane.
I I Hubbard, Spokane.
H O I'etersoli, Spokane.
w . ostrup, gpokane,
A .1 Hall, Spokane.
cut lonor, Portland,
Mrs J t Brewer, Walla Walla.
K i' Ferguson, CiMinnatl, 0,
c ,i stacev, Portland.
Lew is Sniilh, Portland.
Mr- .1 Adam- and daughter, Port
land. m m
Shsap Salts alHsppnsr.
lour RaaMfsj buyers are now iii
Hepl r and sheep are selling again.
John W Wilson has sold to tieorge
lira) WW J-year-old welh.-rs at :t.
alter wnringi ami to John make guu
ii.ncil yearlings at fj atl; also ,
Straight w el her at gg.gg,
1 joiiii make i, a- ukmi yearliuu
,.-,,,,-,- ,,. leiiHTI I'O-l.T at S-.-.l.
A. M liunce, ol Wyoming, is buying
a carload of keavy hors,. to take
hack, and payint' 7." to $.') a head.
A Nssdla In Hu side.
lioiM-rt Ugleeby. f Jaakaonvllle, hud
a ne.dle extracted from his side a few
days ago. His side bud la-en giving
him much pain, and it was thought his
trouble was pleurisy, A doctor wus
called, and Hnding a small festered
-pot, probed it and extracted the
needle. Bon the Beadle got in his
side, young Ogleaby -Iihis not know.
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St. Patrick' Dance and Caka Walk.
Hie t a. in- Cluh will give one morn
piihlic dance Helm-day avenimi. Man h
17, igOO, at Armory hall, Cue walk.
irt j.riKe, for best cuke walker,
and u prise ol 11.10 for the p.s.resi
cake walker, also, u priae of J fi h
gentlemen representing he,-i si. Pal-rick.
Rullroad Notei.
The Northern Pacitlc bus issued a
circular denying that the geysers of
tin- Yellowetone Park are dying out, as
has baM said in several eastern paper.
The Oregon Short Line is overhaul
ing the sheep shearing pen located al
Black Hock. Mil ford and BpannTi
Idaho, in order to make preparations
for the season.
W. W. Harder, until rOOOntly IMnO
grapher in the Walla Walla headquar
ter of the W. iV. (' K., has accepted
appointment a- citv ticket agent 01 thi
ll, li. , N. at Seattle.
An Associated Press dispatch from
N. w York said that it is rumored C.
P. Huntington of the Southern I'ucilie
is trying to boy the Houston, Kust &
Wan Tana, li run from Boueton to
Lonnaporti La.. Iflflnillee.
The Huyton-Covello railroad, in
which 'l'h ron on Bm of Hayton,
Wash., are interested, as well as many
tanners of that section, will In- pushed
to completion early in the season
About all arrangements for a start
have I ot'ii made, savs the Walla Walla
Union,
Stephen holey has accepted u posi
tion a- brakeinaii, on the paeiiger
train between Pemlle.iou and Huntiim-
toh. and ha- bOM installed into the
dutie oi that ottice ami is now a full
Hedged "hrakie."
Twenty-flye oarloada oi railroad tie
for the Union I'aeitle were shipped
out fmin thi station Thursday night
and twentv-live carloads re go Fri
day. I'.ach car contain 40 tie. Some
of then ties were from up Snake river
and some from Blgitt.
Board and Rooms.
Mrs. ,1. Hal Stead ha- rented the
B turd i man house on Railroad street
near the academy and has excellent uc-
Dommodationi for several roomer ami
hoarders. Furnished rooms a
month, hoard f:! a week.
VITALITY AND STURDY GROWTH DE
VIAND NERVE ENERGY AND PURE, RICH,
NOURISHING BLOOD.
PAINE S
Celery Compound
The Household Medicine.
Mrs. J. C. Dunn, Tarentum, Pa., writes:
"I owe yott A grunt duld I'm' the uood Paiiie's Celery Com
pound li;i (liuit- my laly boi and mygelf. Alnmt a year Bgo
his lace broke mil iii goreg. We had tvo of the l)t8t dootorg
attend him, but the aores kepi on gpreading. Finally we
tried Paine'g Celery Ooinpoundi and one bottle uured him
ol a Imd cu-c 'it ('( .(Miia. I inn usin I In- ( 'oin n xttxl now
for nervouBueM, and it is doinjj wonders for mo.'
Paine's Celery Compound gives strength; relieves
the body from suffering and exhaustion.
Wait for the wagon
or rather nail for the "White"
Bicycle. We have a ldiinent of
W hite'- wheels in transit, and while
tliny are eoniloK we want to tell y,,,,
it ien i i 1 ' annul tlieui
Last year io tu six dsy Internailoaal
Ml nl.- i ice at s.in r'raiici'sco, from Feb
U to Feb in, ih.- "Whii.." bleyels eon
four Of the eiht prlsei otfered
At Sun lose. Sen! II, 1HHH ('. M.Sniitl
heat Bddla Haul's louit alaudliiK r.cord
oi mi l.i; tune i :o!i 1 1 tat -
We al.o leurn that the IBM "Valla
ban rec.ntly broken two world's records
at Lo Angeles, one the standing start.
mile reioril In competition, uupm ed in
1 iT Hat; also, l.i miles paced compel)
thai rccuid in gggfj 'i h.
Wide a "Wlilte1
keep io front.
mail
Oil Tea House
NO MOM KLONDIKE
THKHaVU li mi (ink i-i. U'K i ,, m
sail s-i s k."..i sauan staal si u rssauu-
Hlde e.il, nn. I linn m m
Guedecke's
Mew Cafe...
Minn Si
Market
wist .lorn in Katgliv Wi.i
Willamette Iron and Steel Works
JAMES L.0TAN, Managur, P0RTLAN0, OREGON.
Mining and Sawmill Machinery and Logging
Engines.
ikonfoumdi:ks, machinists. MMLBB viakhrs and
SI HAMHUAT lit ll HI W -
UsstUfBeni uiul Hull. lees, or Marine KnaiiioN, Mlnlnw uml in-,-,,..,,,.. ...
,e!,.h',v':.r',,,,.,:'1v,:;ir;n'i """ w,,r'" ut.!rUiieeXtiaS;
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PsM New Ordinary Tourist Sleepers
Superb Library -Buffet Cars
Splendid l)inra meals a la carle
Pugg Kuclitiing Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and Smokers
lintlre Traio Completely Veatlbuled
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I lav Hm. Agt, liull-l Agent.
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Weekly Edst Oregoniao, $1.60
Orange Judd Farmer, wk, 1.00
.ear Book aed Almanac, ,60 )
Our Price for All, $i.o
Address,
l.ASI i MM (HIM N PUB. CO
Hend eton. in
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DIRECT LINE
-TO TIIK-
nsniei i a nitieiin lllil
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IS TUB
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The Direct Line to Denver. Omat
Kansas City and St. Utils
Only gU Days to Chkaao. s.
Only a' . Daya to New York arnl8
er Principal Eastern Cities.
Through Pttlhaaa f'alaee Sleeii'
Tourist Sleepers.
Dluing I'aus (ineals a la carte), ii'"1
lieciiiiiiiL' lantir ittt .
Operated Dally on Fast Mull TralM
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K. K. WAMS1.KV. Attenl. VudMS"
Oregoo.