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MOXDAY, AUGUST . IWO 5 American Girl Tan Shoes Just the thing for MM in Militant. jV r Best $2.0 Shoe in the Market. Call ami e them. CLEAVER BROS. Th Boot and Shoe Men. 80ft Male Street. Pendleton. regon BREVITIES. iiaillev A Zehtier. choice cigar. I'kiah creamer v hutter. Hawley A WUmmb. Jut in : OMB apple, at Ha ley A Wilcox CV.'. K ymi want niev family DMMIbMMI, go to Martin';. fevers' blunil coffee, in town. Ilawlev A Wilcox. Sweet corn, cabbage ami totuat .- .it K. Martin'i. When ymi want cream or ice cream, telephone I'Utton. lll.u k -'-. McCall Haaaar pattern- MM sale at the WM'l iK-partim-nt Store- You can always get the nicest vegeta ble in tne Mark.-: -r 1. Ma-.ii - All kind of fruit." ami frh berries, nicest in the market at . K. DwMOtt'a. For hah-. House ami two lot in east I'emlleion. apply to J I.. Sharon. Melon, cantulope-. Bartlett MOM ami ireeton. -.cln . Il.iw. -. o. Wi cox. Wantetl A ip1 piano player. Ap ply to or a;hlres 11 Hess:. Westou. regon. I Hiring the ule at the V rtmen: -tore all (tool will he oUl at coat. II you want pure home reinljreI laril with' no adulteration it" MS schwan and mmnheIm I Wanted Woman ti ciik and do house work it small famih. iMMMlpa at thi office John I'. Ivv.n.-.tiii- gre.it car:;. king of Harney county. uy he is m h g. int. ibeep culture. You can grt many good, for little money a: tin- .--... Iepiirtmi-ii: Store during their vale. For rent i n September 1, Mori room in brick building MM Mam t revt . Applv to John Seiuer: The borax industry in Harnev -unty i thriving. ImmmmI borax mine are MOM) being ucieuilly worked. A ladV chainies Columbia, good a mow. a f)7 win!, for M a: UM Crea- ent agency ir the East Oregon ui. building. If you are going out camping vou will want lunch go.l. I:. Martin MM a nice line of all Kind- of devileil an ! ltted Un-.ll- You will never timl any other pHli ao prompt and pleasant a In-W U Little harly Kiser. Tall man A Co.. leading druggists. set- ('. Sharp for per hanging and plumbing He ha- competent men for llh line of trade. DpMM HoMMM bloi-k, Court treet. Bicycle can MM nurcliaawl at the ( reaeent Agency in the Kat iiregonian building oi. nistu. . In. -lit- I avniellt 91 , or more, a wewk. No interest. The Pendietu.i spurtameii ' .tssocia tiou will meet thi- evening at :15 . cl.jtk. a- incil rom. for the transaction uf important business. Mrr. lora WtlaOM. of Walla Walla, drank a quantity oi benzine, bj m.--take, and carne uear loaing her life, prompt medical aid ahme aaeu.g her. Si H lvniott m making a tpecialty of fancy gr. series . 111 line of taple grijcerie are oi the leadiug brands. Your order- left with Inn get prompt delivery. Mr. E.N Cond if of Walla Walla ha been paid the mm ol f7i.i.thi MM- nig tiie amount oi lite in.iirai.ee iin -i cam-' ... ner nusnanq, tr.e late . ."1 la- . . . . : III ..e. lUcn voimu. logereisw and an 0OliM, mingled witi Keguiar mail stage for leal Spring, the tud of the Bible, and evangelist n oae- .11.11,1.11. vte,:i,e i. . ,ii,l tf. days. Freight and paaengr fMPfMHl. Lmmmm order at Tollman A Co.' or the White House ir.-. ' I. hi, War.i. Mr. Ada V. Dugard. ot I'.atello. Idaho, has been allowed a mmmmJsmm at the rale of 111 a month from .lanuarv : last. Mr. Inigard i the widow ot Walter lhigard.wln. MSPMMd bj IbM I ir-: Idaho regiment in ti..- Philipolaaa. New Lines Just Received.... Kodaks and Kodak Supplies A Complete Arisurtuieiit uf M.ltlollCH. All the Latest Sheet Music. The I.atcit Papers and Fe riodicals. Tallman b Co. Leading Druggists Corner Main and Alia StieeU. FROI THK SUIIER RESORTS PENDLE70NIAN5 ENJOY THEMSELVES IN THE MOUNTAIN RETREATS. Bingham Springs. M.aeham. Many Loeal Itlai EH-her. Purnlih R.laxa tion for City Popl. l'endletonian are scattered to the various point of the conn at many refort. having gone MO escape the heat of the lower altitude. Every re jiort MMMtfaMJ in tell of keen pleasure ; and enjoyment. Straaallng Notat KmmmImm. Am . Tm the Kditor. 'The old futhhart tore building, one of the olden landmark- at IbM place. MJ to be torn down, lo give room for an additional idetrack. Tin- increaed nil. mux on thc. K. N. i MMMrHMJ many valuable improvement- ! la MMMMM We all like huckleberry pie. It I one luxury which appeal MO every appetite, it l univeraally beloved, ought after, eaten ami relihed. But wehad our love for huckleberry pie hattered tliin week. We ran acroe two qnaw- and :x MMMMMMMMM gather ing the adored fruit. They bad a middle blanket, wet with MMJTMMM wea:. and MMMMtMd with buckskin hair, ipread MMMMJ the ground, and were beating the brush over tlieir bare knee to km-ok the berne off irtit. ti.: blanket. We went back or. huckle berry pie then and there. K'iri-t tire- are raging everywhere li the Hiue mountain-. giving proof of the i are. .--lie-- ami criminal wasteful ne of the camper who leave a burning tire. The day is not far distant when thee destroyetl foreat will be worth their weight in remonetued silver t the fanners and latrer -ii Oregon This is wanton waste, and it penalty will I- w elol want. When we begin to pay double for wood what we pa today, we wll ee the Utter folly of our actn. Indian summer is upon ns. with its ha . lay air. it shimtneriug mirages, it all-iervading spirit of unrest. We feel the lengthening shadows of autumn falling about us; the da light is growing ies. minute by u.innte. It is the time of dream-and watermelons. It i.- the MMMttV Ml the years; the shadow of man's changeful thought and life falling visibly upon the earth The religious meeting lieing held at Meacham thi week are interesting and MMM HMtsaJ. s.'Vera! hundred VHRMOfl ha.. MMMM MfMMMMjt, and some ver ajo ijuent speaser have addreel them. But we ijuestion the jiolicy of going ti the recreation grounds ot worn out men and women with preaching and exhortation They have gone there for rest for release. It i pour rest that bring upon u the fretful nieuiorv nf our shortcomings and "iir im We gi h ion- tireil. We mmmMmM worry which spoils the needed relaxation from care. We MMM MB hk down u-n that pur suing v..u-e which follow- u- relent lessly inf our little private resting spell . Witt Boers. Boxer ami Anarchists tii- divine right' is l-eing crowded closer MS it.- down. The slow but -upgrowth of universa tSMMMMOMMMT, though atteuded at time with appalliug a iect. I sweeping down upon the mouldering thrones and crown- that still cling like parasites upon human government BKKT HI r' KM AS Famous Log Cabin Eating Horns. Meacham. Aug ' Hen among the pine- ot the Bine mountains, where MM thermometer would not dar. r-gi-te- .. temperature above ), where one drink water absolute!) free fr n. typhoid fever germs, and where a day's Mourning give an appetite like a i-n.ai. : :i..i" -atiie appetite incrwa ing in geometrical ratio, a- tin- ii.iv -spied by, liie become a keen pleasure, sharply' in oiitra-t with the exiriem-e of tCMMM who swelter in the MBMHJH m tin oiwer altitude. and envy the mountaineers. Tlie principal ierson of Meacham i-"ii-.imlma Munra." manager of the IjW Cabin Kating HOMMM, which, by reason of Mrs. Munra' (ante a a caterer and woiiderfu. kin-ine oi n.-ar: ha- . naiiu- ihronjic ilt tlie en tire I'nited State. At this f.imeil leotelry one ma fare like the richest of this earth, (or in one excel- iraud ma Munra in tin- reutratioii ai ineai h.r .meat. In addicion l the eating MSMMMS, Mr-. Munra has her own regular DQMI those now entertained mMMmTI Mrs. L. t.'. htanley oi CkiMHrwa l-all. Wis. Mr- l;..hert smith Per' Mis- Mar) Vi'itnin.-ton. Miw K leu nor Munra Watkius. oi f'ortiami Oscar Hrumheller ami family. Walla Walla; Mrs. Van Dm Water, of Walla Walla: Mr, l.uie iamhle. of Port land. 0m -undar, there were MMMMMI I Mack Watkuix. William Miller, of Portland; Mr. B. s. Burrough.. Il-'ii tanaMMJM of Pemlleion Mr Taylor ami daii.'iiter. of Kamela. Summer Sonoo. End. hmida) evenin.'. the summer Bible school came to an eud. and remains a liearaut meiiiorv for all who attendtst j, U.M tjrell cmhinatiot. of devotional i..tli..l. l-..erv ulle Wll, atlell.lei! ! ea.er lor tin- n'lnsil to be reiiealeil next ) car atur.l-v evenin W. II. Mom-, s-c-reurv ol the Portland Y. M. C. A., -i. iirn-rlv and al- on MMUMMMt ItMfnooo. Honda) HvMraiMtj, ln-v. Mr. I4mi Ml Moru, preached, and in tin- evelilll the cloalug llieetilio caUneil tile adoption ol resolution- thanking all lor assistance during the evasions. Numier- of . in -r- an- there, and the wile tent., dot the MJMMMB Mjf tlie forest n. oil directions. higham Hiiigham igpngt has Man-, Cussts. Spring. Aug. n. Alia i.i .i -:- nere n- rewllv up to the limit of the facilities fur accommoda tion Manager Avery ha tm lack of application. Kverymie wem to he enjovi...- the day- aut here. ami. as to appetites, one nossj but to stand at the din i ii.- nsim disir fur a moment at the call lor una), to realm how liungrt the tine mouulaii. air and the I hall. in. ami the climb of the hills cause people. riuiiuay evening, the guest attended; service conducted by the Rev. t. B. I.. Penrooe, l. I' of Whitman Col-I HMM. Mrs. T. K Fell, ol I'entllelon, aiwiing tin "Holv c'ltv. One ol the leal oi the week ha. j been the driving oi the lourhorse stage iron, the station to the hotel at the pring. by Mi HthY Jean frailer, which, indeed, few men have MMMMM pliabMd. tinjoym.nl at Lahnian Spring.. I i, in. u hpriugs, Aug. ii. It's nolo-j ing new, but peonli here are having a very line time, aud more are coming! every day. The weatlier i uf the aort ' to invigorate and torn- up the system, ami anyone who ha lccii here for a few tlavs will testify that he has had the cobweb- swept from hi brain by the cooling hreese that blow without cessation. This morning it was cloudy when the day began, hut it ha cleared, and MO rain i in MfOMMMt, Kecent arrivals from Pendleton are: Joe Fll and wife. Mr. Meach and family. I-e Mr-ake. i.urney May-. )mOM Caviness. Poke Smith. Frank lireulieh. Heppner James Mitchell. Mr. It. R. lrvin, Andy Tillard. Frank Roberts. Chester PtlttMsl. boston, Wash. Mr. Flam MM famiiv. Portland Mi- Inman. Psrsonal Msntlon. llnl. lane DnRMHMM .'iit -nnday at Meacham Charles H. t arter went to Meacham on -nnday. Antone Vey i in tmvn tislay from Butter creek. C. J. Ferguson s,w?nt Sunday at Bingham Springs. F. M. -mith, of Pilot Bock. wa in Pendleton Saturday. Will 8ooM came home Sunday night from Bingham Mprings. H. t.'. 'iiiern-ev was a guest at llmg liam spring MM Sunday. diaries Cameron, jr., visited Bing ham springs on Sunday. i'.rnest Talon- was a vi-itur at Bing ham Spring- oi Sunday. Fd Baker killed a fine Inu' of gnu-tat Meacham on Sunday. J. K. Dickson MMMM Sunday with hi family at Bingham Springs. into Boetlcher went tin to Bingham Springs Saturday oMtaifjpj, K. Alexander spent Sunday with hi lamily a' Bingham Springs. Rev. J. K Buchanan came home from Meacham this morning. Mis Name t'ameron was a guest at Bingham spring- on Sunday. John F. Robinson MMMM home from Bingham Springs thi morning. MJ, Howtand. who wa at Bingham -pring-. retu'iietl Sunday night. Frank P.. t'lopton retnrnel from BiMSbom Springs this morning. A. J. OMJOM returneil MM tin- Sundav night train from Binghan. BMMMMMO. Robert Starkweather came home -nnday night from Lehman springs. F II. Mcintosh has returned from a visit of several weeks at the seaside. I red Juihl visited Bingham springs on Min. lay. returning this morning. Mr. J. Henry Miller ha- returned to Peinlieton. and eX.ect- P-remain here Rev. Lev; Johnson returned from the summer MShool at Meai'ham thi- morn ing. N. Berkeley, jr.. is a Meacham visitor, having gone lor a brief vaca tion. Mr. and Mr. Paxton. oj Portland, an- registered at the Binghani Springs hotel. Mr. LooJl Hunziker ha gone to Walla Walla for a visit with her parent. R V. Judd leave soon for Moiiterv, Calif., where he will attend a golf tournament. Mrs. Fd Fleii ha conn- home from Lehman spring-, where -tie ha- visited for several day-. M. H. OUtatt mmbm to town tislay with a broken doOJu machine from hi threshing outfit. il-ii-y Ropittke VMit.il Meacham on Sunday where his family is spending the present days. Wallace McCamuiant ami family, of Portland, are enjoying an outing at tiitigham Spring-. Martin Anderson MM returned from a visit to Newisirt. where he left hi family for the summer. Mr- W. T. Rigby. who was at Bing hani -prings. has gone t. Meacham to reman, during the summer. Mis- lithe .lean trailer returned home this morning from a ten days outing at Bingham Springs. Mr- Helen R. Iorr, of iluii'.mgtoi, and Mr-. M. Dunham of I'umerot , are oi--t- of Mr- M V Fletcher, Mr.. C A. Fppinger and Mi Steiia Alexander came home Sunday night from a visit to Bingham -nrmg-. Mr. ami Mr-. Joseph Hoch MMMMM --amp at Mea. ham Sunday. Mr. His-h returning home in the evening. Jm Tomlinsoh i already out on the street, having suffered m- serious in jury (run. the accident of last week. Mri. I re.1 kijiiier and children are . ain-edat .Mi-a li.in for an outing of several week. Thy weut on Sunday. flam!.- Medley. Mr. 0mm, Mis- Maud I - and I'fivett visited the Privett camp at Meacham oo sumlay. Will M.s ire pent Sunday at Meachau.. VMOM Mrs. Moore is en camiMil. ami came home thi- morning W M Pierce went over to tlie Grande Bolide vallev -alurda) eve iiing, t look after his farming in- teres'- Mr I'narle.- W.ir'.-i LaMjio Warrei., ami Mr and Mr. John Mnrnhv. oj similiter, are guest- Binghan -pring. fmd M Harrington and Fthel Shipp. and Frank MMMMMtU and Jose phine Anderson today procured marriage liceuse. E. B. Cooklin returned Saturday evening iron Pullmjn. and has gone over to I ' ii n hi . where Mr.. OoMjfciiM ha eiit the summer. 5 Mm. soson Welch. James Welch, Mark MMOMbooM and Farl Bone are eij-in'teil t. return from Bingham Spring thi evening. J F Kruu-- am! I.. B R.-eder sj.-nt nnday fishing and hunting in the gcautiful Qair makes (Qeautiful Qomen N I Will:-. - HKKI l- IHK MaKKS BtlAI'TlKI I. H .UK Imtw it uV stroy the deadly microbe al work upon tlie hair root-, thus making dandruff and falling hair impos sible, and promoting a tin. k luxu riant growth of hair, incrraiitur the o uer a food look fully h per cent U wUi car rtmr IssW knOn. mt. hsuul t HOmiI ol U scsiv sbcuuti UT ur h'. .is Iwlilassi. fur li - in Us t saiBi w u ImhWi paw, i mi rwll. Umu uu srlii jf.iy r .msa.sil it. Far fast at al Iml Cku Drug Star Bin. mountain- between Bingham Soring- and Meachau William Coflman and i'e i-ame home from a plMMMOt outing at Meacham Sunday evening. They were guest at the Mnrlin Hotel. Mrs. N. F. DmpmIw, who is nl Bingham Springs, is recovering rapidly from her recent sicktie-.-, much MO the otisfaction of her very many friends. Mr-. M. F. M. ' . Mi- Maud t'rnwford ami a number of others who attended the MEVMMT Bible school at Meacham. returneil hMM this morn ing. Mr. J. ft, Matth.ws. nl Bingham springs, leave on Wednesday or Mos cow. Idaho, to paMaalri until ChrtobMi when with her family -in- comes MS make her home again n. Pendleton. ti W. Hunt. C. C. Hunt, .. C Hunt. A. H. Hunt, ol Portland . A. J. limit, of Richmond. Indiana: ami W. A. Hunt, ol Walla Walla, were regis tered at the various Imtels in Peinlie ton Saturday. F. F. Wamsley, II J. stillman, J. M. Spen.-e and ' F. W. Wane, wbs went on a hunting t-i( -atnrdav -ning. camping at Parker's well, just this side pom Meaciiam. brought hnme a Hue twig of grouse. Mrs. C. C. VanOrsdall came MOOM Saturilay evening from a visit in lani ville anil lK-nver. Iha leave. BtUsdMJ for Salt Iatke. accompanied by Miss Bell Bishop, p. attend the convention of the Women of WUUtMfMft. Rev. S. M. L. PenroH ami Pr. J. E. Bingham, of Wa.ia S.i .... came ove-' tr. Pendleton Satunla) evening, ami went up to I'lingham MMUMJMi Ir. POMs roe and I'r. Bingham inteudi.lt. hunt ami fish .luring the pMMMI week. A. Zenske, the well known farmer of the Helix country, wa- i t. i. -a: :- dMy. Ho soy hi wheat crop proved i everything that he t-xpts-ted and that I'niatt'.la county i- the ls?t )art of Oregon for the working farmer and working man. George L. Hutchin. of Portland, t expi-cted to arriTe In Pendleton this evening. Ho was a schoolmate of T. I F. Fell, at Bloomington. Ills, having removeil to Portland al-oit u ; i .. Mr. Hutchin will remain here for u , I iv or two I'l-trict Attorney Hailey was PsONt-1 ly in Heppner, wbere he looked up matter- pi-rtainmg to ,. othce. lb found but one crin.inal ca-e m that county, which will come u, nexT September. Farmer of Morrow, sav- he. look for a total leld of one! million hushes of wheat tin- POMP. .I. -..- Failing. H.ir-y I . .. i. . ami ttuy Wade returned Sunday night from , Meacham. Thev left in eonp then Mr. J. V. Talimai . Mi ! mfa I MMM) Mm- Elsie Fois.,m. Mis. ....... tine MoOPtsOMM and Mum Katheriiie' Duncan, who will remain there for thre.- w.-ek-. " my Wa.b r-'r.-u- the camp on Wedm-day. Havward H. RkkMl, MMMIIIMMMI The DMJrMi wa. MPPMMtad Saturilay I'pnty Daltad -tat. - M.ir-n.i !. on a charge of o-ning and detail letter addressed to c-.untv ofl prominent attorney. In The On! His lndnien. BobMPl Mays. r.. II Wils.ui and A. M. Kelsuy, t charge nf the ottice and MDpoifl lorrest B, I'isher. i, na- MMM act . 1. 1 - ..1 ... 1. ,u t t) 1.1.1-1 . at I w. mk tel I- HI." ,'-rft oil . : i.i. ei'-.. .1- iiia-or Million- will he spent in politics thi year. We can't MMMp the can. (align w uhoiit iin uey any mure IbMM we con keep the h.siy vigorous w ith out fmsi. DMMptica used to starve themselves. Nia Kodol DnMMMiM Cure digests what you eat and allows von to eat all tin- mm4 fo.-l you want. It radically cure- stoma. -h trouble. Tallman A ('.. leading druggists. Come and MtMM at the bicycle at the . Crescent Agency in the bast flregoniaii buildinir. Hicv elaM for a small amount down ami the balance in monthly pay ments, no interest. Lat week about :0h,utA p"Wtf of wii! wer nld at The Halle- at MPiMM ; ranging from li t- 14 cent-. KOEPPENS fplODERN PHARMACY Et'si ( MM ii ) - i r tint . t. MMOrisJ (tor. 115 Court St. BO YEARS' EXPPRIbNCE M MM MMT SEE I RAUL SflAMSta OcaioNM Coe-voiOMTt Ac Ani-MW Mnithis . . , - tp v s Scientific American. . hVttMapTiiM lliMt ralonrl Mk if latrMfH tr m ii'pf. .i an? eMriltMK amaJ 1nri. Q A Corporition i$3.so to $6 eatty tlrderol u and save mooay. order, for RubtM-, bump. qolrsiy Myetss osr optatna fr ri.n,r v. in. nl. ii i. p-isc, sfcl .smsisnM Uosj.Ml.ftOi IX w 1l n HA.' IIu.lio i I'.lcnu BAST okhgox I A.N pub ;-bW ""TZ f VSTOKKl.'iM y I'l K (;() " i ZL!.' - " The WHITE HOUSE GROCERY StMnl-S .ilol I :,i,. . - I n Braodh uf Cauncd Go IT ATOM BROS. Proprietors. M MB ' Dri the bt twent-five cent coffee in Oregon. Owl Tea House MMMM, Mantel and Chimnc - Subscribers to Magazines if rot writ- l. WANT To SI B r m.tsilue- or raonr ion. nrn GB.VGHAL ItLHEAIiTH, You run no risk. For cut. b:uie or ore HV KOKP'TN I'HMIMtt'V BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY MMMMMM tan J. w. Hill. t MX, rrlorlpnl ChrUtniss Trm npeu. i't M, MM ird:r. r.d Day R-'r-.oo: fr.d.r pra. .-ani-r.. nr..: UT7I ir preparatory nd A. dm:c Ds nm o Prspa.-atior. aniiary Blin i. .- J. TlwJiunM buy. ut a.. MMMMM r aatA.of.it or Information addroa pmrtpw. 1 M H'.U. M h P. U rsii- -.: Psr-sxst. Or h. Urn 1500 Bucks for Sale They are fall-blooded BAmboailloti ami Pollod Ih-iuiiif Ifariwos, Tboy are large, veil RMlimd and oarefolly eleoted bn k. Bbeop aoo ihoald tee then before miking twotoicU. Convejanoi funiiihed free t iMpeet thif bend of thoroughbreds, fVddreei CHAS. CUNNINGHAM, PcnJlcton. Ore. THE PACIFIC The Leading General Farm Paper of the INorthwest. A HijrhClass Illustrated Farm Journal Published Weekly at Salem, OregonTry It. s '''' S v :1" 1m torn t im m the mm Tlli suuicnu; oil price is ti a ve-i. in -i - , 1 ,w lne PaKc. X ii-ir:: j;;); The price of thi Wekklv E.sT OkK3oviAM U t , c . ,,, will eud our ptper and thi H jmestel ..l.c L'5 a year e Staple and Fancy Groccri BrandH of Craned GockIs. VD. I II Soiln Pacific RAILWAY. EAST via SOUTH. l.flr :.a ). m. m iii i Sttstr a11 iiirrlHii.t Kvpr. for H.1S a. m. ..... H -setuira. All- Uu-il Ssk-nunentii, Ot-,l,-i. Ssui FranclwHi. Miv .... 1.... Aimeles, Kl Fa". New irlns aim Earn. J m. Resefturg Passenger, via T.lft p. a ml - f-' Mount VI,;.; silvi-t.ci el .-.,.. Hrowiisvtlle, Na iron anil sprlnrteld i .n ;- - l"ssugei sMJ M, .,1. lr..lerKlpre passeng'r a. m. I,l rtMjMMMMsMlMMMMMft Til ROVSl 1 " HP." i ,ki. on sale No ii Portland. MM" ii i sin, f iiuiclsro. Net rates $ Brat . i.i : i.l in v .lselter nil' MckeUi ti BajtiUII MUllM aMjl JPM i .isisu, I'hliia. Ilawsail. The Pnlltp ustralu 1 lui ts- ohtaini-d from J. ;-.. S;.. isil Aider. riaiMsiil op, Tbe Eat Oregonian i Eatern Ors gin's representative papt load, and the people appreci e it and how it by their librl patror.'. It U tho odver- pin m.1i'" ot tM' sertion SF.ASF with no pecihc name, rbich MPMtM to combine torn eh disorder, heart trouble, MishI disorder and a hoot of other ills, and which can be de scribed onlv by sayiMfc you leet "ail R . ted out" and "good for nothing." means that your kidney are overbur dened and need relief. Kidney derangement i almot al war at the bottom of general ill health. Your doctor knows this, but he usually treats the variou svrr.ptom one at a time. C r.oarsntrrd Kidnrv Cure gen at the bottom ot theee troublM and cures them all at once. Satisfactory results are guaranteed. BANNER SALVE i bet. PSHDIJITOK, ORIOON, Pi'o' Ht ck. Orf HOMESTEAD I I W Ullil 1 . . . 0.R.8R IMMJ Tim Sch.n.n. from "onieton BMi Ft Mai:. Pli 1j,mh. i.nxr.r L No. 6 Worn,. iZill kl" tw X41 :1. m. sa Clir. ' ,.K,B No : .-Tr 'Bieag,, .,.. .Mi; -.1. MMMMM Flyer No I M m WaUa w.iu. Minns poll Duluih. V Cblrssn tirest nr.: Spok.- Fi Mail -:) n. 10 :4ft p. at. Portlsn.l n,i Prn - , I MM p. m From Porti.ni" ForSsn fr.ii !. vry tivt rl.y,. I . ' Columbia Ri... . KiHiiniU) Sii,m,"r ! lsiiir,Ujr To Ast.irl. ii'w 1 Umling, T storl. . w "; Laadlnn. ... I Rlpwrl.m i.utoa. Mlsrnl train leave lWlMrrfo7oX---laily eieept sumUv. .: . ,, .ZOr0 ilnp a. i " wuiis, For lull Infnrmktniii Mil f writ to ienr: towSSffi, f. r. mmmm, A,m. tJSSSS' ficent h -OF- ik if hi AM Ueprotluced in l.-i i,,.,r.fri I'hotographs (or whlctl the fr and Mr. liryan --eially Sat Ie)UeHt Of the PllblitaMlMi SIZE OF EACH. 14XJ They are now U-ing heavy plute puier, m f rum ing. by one of lb graph houses in Am." I rein-h stvle of OOlOT- iirinted fur i opyj suitaol' '-' - largest rt litt le.,, in tbr fMMi l.atMMort. Kvery American t family will ' one or the oilier ' pictures. 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