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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY HI, 1900.
No. 8706
Frederick Nolf
, ,ine or IKx S stlonery
Alarm Click
.BWfTTr-l. .11 warranted
and
1,10, ban "ii
Sell
Will' III I
si mi'l"
i),..(iimf -.
: price, for h-nding
ff!',V .,1.1 pcNnlUC, whet, the!
WJ",,r,'i; ,, i iti d'IhihcI here at
m r"'V,:' Woodbury i racial
,w,,ir U-M Powder, Koll wap
f?T ,tl. T. r.vt.lv itIn ,.. ,
,,i T.-'tn i " :j Baatauia'i On
e? ! iinond Cream, Ma goods,
,T , ,,, ('iltll-
t f:!.Hfi
A Showing of
Summer Waists and
Summer Dress Goods.
for
nan
I. kiSTaiade perfnmes Be to '.No
i"1"'' v law bar oMtlle and
W "iSi.r Toe. here for Te.
!'. ".' u,im. Soup He, I'. urn'
lilies,
I IV.. "'
irV
BlcvcU.
Is M ..urN -'tollih
Efuarantaed
t hroiiirl
in. i Ie
emUar, n
&S ad
j;;ehil' ''r" '
fr aini i" 1
buliinc al
regular 80 wheal
Wafjrlki
Hd, hu.i.ln .N ..I liivn llolls
yirfper.'''-ri,
' i, . I, Mid
-t7 ftrtar ! II"' ''"''I1
close out our
tin Mad over,
lik. (HIII'V
children's
y inf. i. iini'ii up i
c, Vlnllii. ic'llur,
A most intorr-stino display of Waiati ami Wash Fabric
suiiiiiur wear win ukc piarC hrrr tins wrek. a collection of .lie
choicist products of several forcno. t waist makers.
We submit the exhibit of over 50 different new stvles of shirt
waists, wuh full ronfi.lence that thev will earn your approval.
nut as the pniloaopher s, id:
Faint; is something !o he won.
Honor something never to he lost.
Owi fame as Pendleton i rrcatcet waist sellers proceeds this
show, no, and w Wo b id faithfully to maintain this honor for
our Waist and Wa-li Fabric exhibit of the summer, 1900. The
final judoment reata with you,
The ItOCk is rich in dainty fabrics,
Displayed for easy seeing; and easy choosing.
Lawns, L ,ion and Linen, Oimity, Swiss and Organdie,
Nainsook. Fioue i'.-ifl Madt.is. Zcphy, Gingham and Percale by
the (yard lor fashioned i-no Waists with tucks ami cords and
folds and hems.
W e haven't room to say more
But w 1 1 ask you to come and see.
Alexander & llexter
fujj Build ngi
( o rt Stf.et
The Boston Store
This weather is lo 1 warm i'or wi-ii'i' clothing. You must chaoga t
SPRING GARMENTS.
S SUITS
$10.00
TO
$15.00
Ut popu ir price
buy.
Sec them and
UNDERWEAR.
50c, 7C, $1,110, $l.J5, $1 50,
$175. $2.00, $2 50, $ i 00,
ti Si $4 00, $5.00 a ault
Don't you think wc can suit u ?
STRAW HATS.
Knox, $2, Sa.50. Other makes, 25c, 50c, $1.
SPRING SHIRTS
of all kind. Mike your girl (eel proud of you.
Stiff Bosom, Fancy Colors.
Soft hosom. Fancy Colors.
Silk Bosom, Fancy Colors.
Negligee Bosom, Fancy Colors.
ALL STYLES AM) PKICES OF COLLARS
AND CI I I Ii
We claim to sell the bent fitting, wearing and most t'onlortable
gnrmotft at the lowest prlcen. I'hat account tor our big bumneia
Ask your neighbor It he trad here and hi will tell you ytt.
SHOES.
If you do t your .shot:s ut the Big St rv you don't get J our moneys Worth
Pendleton's Bio Store.
Pilsner
Beer....
He Buatt Ikcr
i
Ask
Mill
t"l it. VmU
Mite it.
PUsrer
Beer
mm causes lliadac! e
!i' fi.inesH.
for Infants and Children.
Ttie Kind You Hnvn Alu8 BoOfM hM th Hltfiia-
ture atfdfeM. H. FIH.-her, and aMi "" ,1 r hi
U o.i in H. 01 K-'tatlou- and
Juat-ua-uiKid" uri. but Kvpe. in.e.its. a.ul ...da..lf. r tin
lie..., Ii of CUUdrou-KxiMjrieuco aaiuat Kxperlmeut.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
GENERAL NEWS.
Uilxniu Ims shipped 100, Oof) eiH)i.'"
frmn China to MaBCbarll 10 ouMlract
tba railroad to Port Artlrar. Th.
fori ill, 'at ion at Pott Arthur M0 OtO
(tOMlug rapiillv. iiml the troo. ani
niniiition nn,l iiilicH tin-re fur osnod
thf Bocooiitloi of rollrood ptotootlon.
At u DMatloa of ;iivi Afilkoudoi wo
BM0 in 1'tvtoriB it OOJ MHMffoi to ask
the lOOOHMMBl for arm nml nmiiiii
11 it ion hii,I fiigir"'"! Ihiit they do the
work of men oirlcinl. in town, who
they dcolotod "uOgbt to Ik ti(htintf nt
the front." The re.olution wiip earriiil
iinan i nioiif ly.
A viinr to the MtldDJDOrlollltle
kMgOt heH,l.imrter. in BoMN nia,le
the htrttement that the Dominii'iiu
order of friars in the PntllppimM has
sulci its iinniense estates to an Knglinh
yndlettOi and in proof n his story
gblblted a 'oiy of ibt Manila free
dom, Mntateuaj an ioooont ( iboaalot
The OoraMUM are for, ing their ay
into South Africa. A Mrrcsioinletit of
a Loodol BMtf writes from I'ivlu,
near I.nkc Taiiiranyikii. that the Muni
tion there is critical. The UOTMM
have forcibly scire,! nil the OongO
I ree Slate territory up to Knriri Hiver,
OOUOpylog 8000 MOMO miles of Congo
Territory with WW sohliers, 18 oflicers
ami cannon.
The Methodist conference in session
in t 'hi cup i tO mod dOl n an ,'ftort hid,
some ,,f the ministers made to display
the tlai! of rent Britain on the plat -from,
alongside the stars Mini stripes.
The motion wn nuide by the ltev.
llandley, of New Jersey, who Mllod
attention to the help KiiL'buid hud
given the American niissionnries, hut
it was of no avail.
"Wntrh me die!" cried Paul Itnrsh,
thirty-live years old, to pedestrians
on the street as he stoisl at a aeennil
story window in I'hiladelphia. He
iilueed a lialf-piiit bottle of whiskey to
ills lips, drained it, and before anv
one could reach him severed his left
arm from his body with a razor. Itnrsh
died in ten minutes from loss of
blood i The suicide was a burlier and
had Oft separated from his wife after
a ijiiurr. I .
BOERS ARE TREACHEROUS
Thry Use
tbe White Fla
the British.
to Tecoy
THE BOERS REPULSED AT UPEIIIG
R'porird fpliir of Colonel Roitm-Pow
fll English UMoV His Mi
frklPH FiIIi-d ?
PACIfIC NORTHWEST NEWs.
tieorge Ridings, aged 111, of Mar
ipian was arrested at Oregon City for
taking up a neighbor's horse and
selling it.
The tlo.000 bridge bunds sold in
Boise City, were purchased by N. V.
Harris Co., of ChiciiL'"', at a
premium of 8867, the boodl to drau
4 per cent .
The L'-yeur-old child of William
IMnsmore at Sheridan, Southern Ore
gon, g t bold of a bottle oi bfomotonai
Saturday evening and took a swallow
of it. Two doctors were got there ill
a few minutes, hut thev could do noth
ing for the child, w hich was soon dead.
H. K. Smith, familiarly known as
"Tip" Smith, died at (Jrant's I'hss, of
pneumonia, after an illness of a few
days. He was a native of New York,
U7years of age. served through the war
ill an Iowa regiment, und later NiMod
in Minnesota.
It has la-en decided to abandon the
daily mail between i langev il le ami
Florence. Idaho, ami maintain u
tri-W'eekly sen ice Is'lwccli th se points.
This is made neces-ury D0OMM of the
extreme pari I of the route. It is 4'.
miles long, and the most dangerous
star mute in the I'nited Slates.
Word is received that W. J. Sn,.,
grass, a gentleman well known in
l.astem Oregon, has D00B ' boson by
the liberals as their standard beam
in the eoiniiiK i ont, si for the provincial
pari iuuient, for the district in whnh
in resides iii British Coloiblo. The
election will take place on the ".lib of
June.
London, May pi The war ollice
prwti the following from Lord Roberta I
"Two olliecis and six men of the
Prince Alfred QOOrdt. when a lew
miles from Kroonsla.l, visited u farm
(lying a while Ibtg, When mar the en
closure they were llrcd Spot b- a parti
of liners. Two men were killed;
Lieut. Walton w.i- wounded and 1 lout.
Rveiton and two n m eon, missioned
08800IO were taken prisoners. The
owner of the farm slates that the Boon
threatened to shoot him when he pro-
lotted avail st their making Improper
Use of the w bite Hag.
Boers Repulsed at Mi.toklna.
LofOliaO Maripier, May III. A
PoftOjgooM 0880I0I diapatnb porat "An
encounter OWOrtod at Maleking. and
the Itoers hale he. n repulsed w ith a
hcai y loss. "
A tolOgTOle NOolVOd here, sinned
by OeWOrol Synman, says: "I Ma
lucky enough to capture taden-r,iwe I
with 'Ml men this morning " No
credence is given this dispatch in
London.
The English Losses.
London, May 111. The war ollice has
issued an abstract of British cn-ualties
since the beginning of the war. This
shows a total of 80,088, exclusive of
sick ill the Held and invalids, includ
ing wounded sent home, who noiuhcr
Html .
Has Maloklna Fallen?
London, Mav 16, "Food will last
II lit 11 Ih nit .lime 10," is the oAolol
Word from Colonel liadeu - I'oW el I ,
British oonjBwndor at Mafsking and
sent hv him to Lord Roberta under
dale oi May 7. I'ive days later the
Itoers attempted to storm the town and
it is possible that they succeeded al
though nothing is known of the attack
or o Ha results except through Pre
toria sources, which say klafOtlng has
fallen, hut thev have no count, mince
lu re. A British relief column is dlle
there now.
Positions of the Armies.
The TrOMraal army has taken 11
position at lllaauw haaclnlort POM mar
the Heilbron road station, lifly miles
north of KfOOBStadi
Its rear gourd is still holding the
hills north of the Yalsch river, while
BoM scouts are in touch with Brit lafa
reconnoitering parties twenty miles
north of Kroonstad.
The BOM! lone held a council of
war at Lingley and British spies hale
learned III. it the liners have decided In
hold HarrlsBaith s long n possible.
Lord ItoUrts lliftntrjf are still ut
Kroonstad. Iluibuiy Ills r-rs are hard
at work und engineer hope to bam the
I in, repair, d will. 111 three days. The
nights on bitterl v cold but th dajtl
are hot.
It is retaliated thai the Truiisvauh rs 1 b
can 11. uster :I,0IMI men on the lighting
line.
Buller Ooeuples Clencoe.
London, Muv Mi The war olRes bus
THE HARK CASI.
Governor Smith gofg He Will Have to
Accept the Inevitable.
Washington, Mnv in.-The senate
Committee on privileges mid elections
bus heel, eaihsi together for Friday to
OOnsider what action shall In- taken In I
the Clink case. The present porUOSS
is to move reference of Clnrk's creden
tials to the senate election committee.
it,,' sii nut ion i onpomllsled la the
b it, rv of i he senate.
Resolutions Before the Seaate.
Washington, Mav 18, Pnotdont
Pro tam l ice laid liefore the SOMtS
lbs Montana resolution. Clutndler
asked lhal the nsoJutfnn be postponed
until Salur.lav. to glfo the committee
on privileges nml elections time to COO
eider whether further action was nec
essary. This nus agreed In.
Interview With liovernoc Smith.
Sin Fmnelson, May HI. The F.xam
iner ii mis an iiari'view fnin Wed
worth N, n, In. wiii Itoremor flmttb,
of Montana conoerntng trie roslgna
tion nno rent no iuieieut of Renal
Clark. Co.. Siniiii sai.l: "I came to
Calif rniu on IrOlitMMtf, 1 never
thought such a echeioe Wxold be
hatched dorina i'y alaranea from the
executive duties, r I Would never lone
left lira chair in the power of the lieu
tenant governor. If i,e apolntmont
is made below I reach H iemt I will
bare to accent the laovltahlo.
Stand bv Clerk.
Helena, Mont., May 8( In the re
publican KHinty convention lure a
resolution to censure the republican
members ol the letf i-lat ure who voted
for W. A. Clark, of Unite, democrat,
for United Stales senator was vol., I
down. R I oven of sixteen m publicans
in the legislature voted for (lark
FIRES DREADFUL WORK
0
The Hotel Helen Burns In ChiMtfo
Early This Morning.
o
TWO PERSON Kit LEP, FIVE WILL DIB
Mmj Thrilling Scenes and Heroic Res
rues Properly Loss About Filly
Thousand lolUn.
ST. LOUIS
STRIKE.
Were Shot
A Riot In Which Tw o Mon
Last Nlsht.
si. Louis Mas 18, The raatvn la
the street car lit nation Tuesihlv uftei
noou was a riot which broke out on
the opening of I he I .ran, I A., lino hue
of the st. Louis Transit ijrstsm, during
tbe progress of which two men were
shot. At nightfall the Transit com
pany ami its 88 striking employes were
no nearer an adjustment of their
dIffoWUCOS than they were al the same
i Ims yesterday.
St. I,
curs are
help ,
w bom
points.
Mils, Mo., May 18 The street
be llIK operaled todm with the
f non-union me i, many of
were secured from outside
A HUSBAND'S A r' r Kt 1 IONS
You
nay l: able in pick up a
picCO d UfM8 H"))(ls an. I by a close
exainination ot the tt-xtiirc b' able
I to t. ll about what it is w.-rth. Bttt ta lh,.,t ,w.
l)ou might BUOaisM "Our Ait. r
noun" Tea until you were gi.iy and
not be any wiser. You
Get Full
benefit only
in the chesMT 118 cup that satislies
all rawness and in. It". 'lice of the
itOBHarhi lyilf over the whole
body, and sir. ntlu-niny exceedingly.
Owl Tea House.
In Use For Over 3U Tears. y m
SHgK&COIF '" gg
' n. ! V ' ' Cure fi
a sfciitskiffBi hhIp t I POPUP fll --'!sks-" hi
Ag1 . -vu: ; Iwl rfeiful 8u.ttn in the cure of VWV
E 4 " ' rfcl-B Lb' iiiiimjt inn its without m pur- lj
ft jjfr mZUm. - BL lW l l UL' hi, toi y ii ted unit;. Ill
WiHSWSBk UEO. UARVEAU, Prop It ZYtl If
g BssssasMslBSwJIsBVJsKilW. A ett wlinh uu olhir Mm
TmBM&v FflssHsSflSlfcs, ' Viki " '"" live u ngl
CiOMlfjTCMiaMsrwBsmsWst n II I J I t'oiiirl', wc chi m .tly u.k yu Vl
, nruniu m Mnusurfnisna v adant u gnrn tnan MBaiu ncmoti iaa i'.. , , ....cii r,it.,,u
mSSS:r : u K ' I! S C Wells & Co
H6M1&gIii Room Rate - 60c, 71c, MJll lerov. n.y. M
K IOKONTO.CAN. fM
Contractors
Builders
5Rv Piccc Orfc a
feis.-
t..m''"'' ,.u 1"'l ' taut
u,. i.,'r;,','":.':'.i"u'' ?
""' """"- ' Sit IE.
THE EAST uREGONIAN. IS
I hv fa par vt Ih faopls
Clrsalelto
.rrtU'ua Hi lluu -( ijr 't'lUlauiu 6 Co.. liius..!-
just posi.d tiit. (ol low Ins dispatch
from Menem I Bullori "We oeonnied
1 1 leuc.H veslenhtv. The liners have
evwmeted Bleifanben The Pne
Maters around HiaLeusueig m much
reduce I in numbers. "
The occupation of GlOsstOO was
llier, Iv the logical seiplein e of lieller.ll
Buller'i advanos and the Boon nil.
lUg movement. Ah III I MM! more Hoops
have arrived ut lleu.i I'oi ,.iese
Lust All i'8i Among tlwff is l ord
I'l Ii I U Veil .
so letegaiaa Mftae.
Lou, ion. Mav The most Iniiair-
tuul d, v. io OMinll I I" war n.'WH
iin-
niiiliiclug hull 1 e I ,. , deleumvll !, I
advised to - Vnusvaslers tu suits nd sr.
if defeated al S'aal. Thla nmarfcebla
announe.-menl is TOW llpd lor on the
best oi antboi iy.
HLPUBI.lt ANS III STATU CON V 88 I IONS.
i. mi i j a Kiaioy tasilalatratlaa ans
Kvn Oupos Trusts.
Kansan City, Mo., May Hi. At the
republican state convention in session
here. 0i I'. VYalhridgc, an en inejor
of st. Loels, was made permanent
cbalrtaaa. a naoletlon deelend lbs
platform of 1818 bea been vindicated
und endorses the administntlofl oi
Pi, ,-nii ni MeKinlsy. Tbe nsolutlom
favor a contiiiuame of the gnd slsn
lard and an SStsllsioU of smJi .n, ru
in, nl to all pSffpit II at have Intel
coiiie under il" pr,,i.ctioii of tins
coil,, try as rapidly us they d, inoi.str.ile
their ability to SlsmlsS Ibu rights
th, i, under Trusts are aBfiOaag in
strong language.
U. If. H Use' und II. P, liver, of St.
Istwlai .lam, a I. Minnie, of Oam ItnO,
and C Ii. I'lU'i. n, of Nevada, w, r-
rb cled del. van s al buue to the
national oonteeti ll at I'luliolelphiu.
Lalllornia Kepubllcans.
Kaeraiiiento, May III.- I he republi
can elate . uu v. ni ion elected delegates
to the rSDUblleae national convention.
(J. 8. tirant, ir.. Usorge C. Pardee.
George A. knight and V I). Hideout
were el, . led delegates Ut lurge. The
platform declares for the coiistrucl ion
of the inler-o. t unic canal uiidergov. ru-
bmbI control und ownership, tteelorea
against tlie influx of Asiatic lubor and
endorses Hie udiiiiuislrutiou of l'rei
deal Mckinley.
Minnesota Bspublleaus.
Mleneapflli. Mu in.- Ti.ti.iai,- r,
publloao coo van log met ben today.
(Senators Luvie ami Nelson, Thos.
Lowerj and UaBtiei Lord oeie elected
delegates ul lulgti to the iiutiuliul con
vention al I'hiladelphia.
Wyoming Kpuultoans.
Cheyentm, Wyu., Mac o.--Tbe re
publican siaic convention met here lo
duy. After sppointaMBt '' the regular
oommlttees tin- oonventl, n t.e.k a re
a888 Kansa Bapublicans.
Toia'ku. Kan., May IB. The republi
can elate convention met hero today.
Hi la 1'orlur w as made temporary
: chairman. OunVOUtioa will not re-con-I
vaM until lulu in lliu afturuuou.
They Are Worth 888,008 According- to a
Philadelphia Jury.
I'hiladelphia, May Ih. The jury In
the suit for damages brought by .Mrs.
Elisabeth U, Reeding of williams)sort
Hgainsi Mrs. Anna Uasaam for allanal
Ing the nil, ci ions of the former's bus-
hand r, ml, red a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff, awarding her L'.ri,lNsi
ilaniagee.
The ease which had been in progress
in I'hiladelphia for nearly a week, at
tracted widespread attention owing In
the mlal DOSltkM Of both the plaintiff
ami deleiidanl Mrs. liar ram is the
widow of State Si in, lor liaram and ie
reputed to Is' verv wealthy. The bear
ing brought to the court hundreds of
obj end women who movs in i i -l
society circles. II wa- teetinad lhal
( 'hurl. Ion Heading was lured form hi
me and fuinllv hv I lie wiles ol Mrs
liarinn, a dislanl cousin, who secured
for him the oiiiee ( president of the
Williamsport 'ins Company ami en-
gaged him lo perform certain business
transact ions for her. The defense was
that the relatione of Mr Kim, ling and
Mrs flaasam won portly platooiti and
businesslike. Mr Beading did not p-
h ur in court at anv tune during lb
triul.
Chicago, Ills., May iiv -Two persooM
were killed, one is mining mid foiir
leon are IniUnd, as tM result of a lire
which early this in,, ruing destroyed
the Hotel Helen. Kive of the illjur.st
w ill probably die.
The dead are: CholrOVte t'etereon,
Lena (aornanvs unknown),
Tlie niiseing are: Patterson.
The serionslv iniurcd are: V. K.
Horn, will die; S. II Mctfnddln,
will, lie; R, v.. Travis, recovery doubt
ful; Elisabeth Florence: g, it! Allen;
Mrs T D, Allen, will die; Miss
Helen losephj Italia Nellwolakli L.
J, McNeil; Mrs. Sarah Hittcbinnn ;
Jus. t'nsliii; Mrs. BrtsOBj riniinae Mor
gan ; Mrs. Adolia I aw son
Heroic Acts at th Sir,
'.lames McNeil, tbe hotel sirter,
carried Helen Joseph l,,wn u iwaylwa
ladder from tbe third loaf, I'l.d, iimi.l
the cheers of onlookers, returned to
the second t,s,r. where a woman ws
i I v t ii k unconscious with her clothing on
lire. He carried her to a window,
dropped her ml,, the arms of Police
man Wolf, and staggered bock into tin.
smoke. Tlie policeman clambered over
the window ledge, caught McNeil by
Hie feet and dlWJBJod It i lit back from
the risun
Mrs. BrUOS, with one arm around an
infant Child, was clinging with the
other arm In the ledge of the second
atofy window, when three DoHooeBOO
rushed Int i Ike kamee, just in time,
t, calcb the Woman and child when
tlie dropped.
j The loss to the huildiligs and flir-
nlahlngs is fully t
ins fir hi. Oetkertneei
si. Oatnarlnes, Oat., May lit. A
lire deetrOMil tlsS Works of the Canada
I'ycle A Mot ir 0 punv and I he Well
voile Co. of thia city t,siay The
loss ie nearly a half million dollars.
KNGINBKn P A SB DKAD.
Dies from Inlurlas Roalvd rroni HI
Train Palllns l in rl.
Nentlle, Wash., May Is. Kngiim.r
h'arr, injured in the I ruin wreck on
Ihe Seattle International roud. ae re
ported in Ihesi dispHtches veeterday,
died here line morning. Tl tln.r
train man injured in tlu wreck will
prohably recover.
A a KMSded lagging train, consisting
of eight curs, cnumo and ,al se on
tlie Seattb. A I iilernal uiiia I railway
was e rowing a bridge over a raging
ri.er between Preeton and I alls city
Tuesday morning, the uroctun eeT
lap-id. narrylng t - lolid train ami
crew to Ihe bottom of a canyon, I IU
feet below,
Anuthar Juuiplns Jaok.
Ni -w Yolk. Mav 111 An uuknowfi
man Jumped from the llrooklvn bridge
this afternoon and was picked up bv a
passing tug. Ii is not known at this
time whether be was hurl or Hot,
Th "Bossrs" In China
Tien Tain, China, May 111. More
"boxers" rmtneeS ate rejsirtcl snl
mill s north of here, where a BOmbSt
of native ObrialisilM ha..' Ihcii insavs-ered.
The people of ihe aaai an
from deal. Il is the holt.,
record ii, New York and Gill
sutler ing
l May on
ago.
Ursnk Wood Alcohol.
Johnstown, I'a., Muv H As tint
result of drinking . .I aleojinl l.uw-
nnos smith. Peter Brueck, Joe Polos-
liski and the letter's n, other are dead,
and Joe Smith ie ilia critical condition
al their homes in tine city.
A Saw Mill Accident.
cattle, Wash., Mav HI. -Kdwnrd
liny, employed In Kerry's -..,,, nil
her,-, was thrown BgaitUN the log suw
Hi the mill this morning und suwed
to pic es ii,. lived an hour after th
a, rldent.
bold liolim lo Kuiop.
New York, May HI. -Over Ihret.
million I 1 1 . , r ,,f Hold have ls-. ii en
gaunt for shipment lo BniWOO tiy to
morrow's stesmon, As the number of
people goiuu to Paris inereas, gold
llllpmcatl will in, reus,- likewise.
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building Bicycles for a email aaaoaat
down and the nelenca In monthly aiy
meuta, no ml. reel.
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- AI'.miIu t o I y Pure
Pol the third of a century the
standard for strength and purity. It
makes the hot bread, hot biscuit,
cake and other pastry light, sweet
and excellent in every quality.
No other baking powder is
"just as good as Royal," either in
strength, purity or wholesomeness.
Maiiy low priceU, imilhUiofi baking powdera art
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