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PENDLETON, I'M ATI LEA COUNTY, O It EttON, TUKSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1900.
NO. 389N
Frederick Nolf
5chool Books
nd-huni.
Sew mi'
Tablets
lUft lini' I"' rcreived. from li
Candies
Jiul received largo lint' XttlMUNMl
Wall Wall" Mntliea.
Tobacco
faier , star, Cliinas, cent
,ne in, uiul plug.
Frederick INolf
Weekly Examiner Agent.
"Little Men's Shirts"
FOR BOYS 3 to 6-years old.
If voit want the little fellow to swell his lircast
With prife iis( ,)t one of these "Juvenile Shuts''
on him. It's once in a lifetime he will wear a
"real man's-' shirt at three years old.
We have them in three styles, two fancy stripe
and one white, size 10 to fays' - 75 cents.
We also have tli" new high turn down collar to
fit them. We alio have in our new fall stock of
hoys' and youths' suits and they will please you.
ICE
Big Men's Shirts"
POR MEN 20 to 100 years old.
No one in Pendleton shows as main stvles for
tall and winter as we do. Our sales demonstrate
that our shirts please. W e have a tine white
shirt with a real tine linen hosom for 50c. Better
ones for $1.00 and St. 25.
We especially mention our selection of Fancy
Madras shirts at $ 1.25 and Si. 50. This is just
about the amount that manv want to pay for a
shirt anil we show as tine a stock as you'll find in
most any large city.
We als have iust received a complete line of li
ami W. collars and cutis.
ALEXANDER & HEXTEK.
Also Wholesale Agent for
BCHLITZ
MILWAUKEE
BEER
In bottles, barrcl.i, or case..
Call up T, r
Telephone I Ml. J
H. KOPITTKE.
Leading the Summer Girl
bMkatw ehea 6mm etta net of
Joseph Ell's Stylish
Harness.
THE BOSTON STORE,
The Mid-Summer Clearance Sale
Still Continues.
Qooda of all kinds are being Unmercifully Sacrificed in order
to reduce stink ami price are the lowest ever offered in this city.
Intending purchasers will do well to trive u a eal I ami gel oar pflCM).
Tlmt'H all we ask a cull the prices will ilo the rent.
New Line of French Flannels, all colors
Plain and Polka Dot, at sale prices.
Pendleton's Big Store.
Opera House Hlck, Court Street. I'nnlelon.
Put Yourself
in Peters' Shoes
We handle the Peteri Shoe Co.'s celebrated "Diamond" hrand
of shoes and can suit you Doth as to style and price.
We can rave you money on underwear ami licsery. Try us
.in 1 in- convinced HUE COST BALE will 111,1 be otinued
on all lines, lint we will still sell at cost some line of Oode,
such as summer waists, wrappers and seasonable piece goods.
Ol'R HOr TO: ' (it.od . Sati factory or Money K.tundcd.
THE FAIR, Bennett & Tarbet, Props.
HV aim earric a large dock of Sin
lllrrv. Ti.nl. W OaniM
leintMn, Rope, string Laatiter, etc'
The Best
Ever Brewed.
PILSNER
BEER.
Meu from altered water. lb com -mnuln
I,, ,, 1, v.... ...... .1....L-
ll Vnll waul nl ll -L.I 1 11...
MMaab nr K,.i dbnry,
Schultz Brewing Co.
C W1.N8U)W. C. C. Ilk. A I).
Winslow & Head
Contractors and Builders
lobbing a Specialty.
Tanka to Order.
Oattonwood St., between Alttt
ami Webb.
f'KMiLKTuN, OKEUON.
3
2
i
ror Infants and Children.
The Kind You HftVOt AlWMfl IfcHIgM l borne tlio Hi;iiu
ture of Cbaa. 11. Fleieher, aad kae beea well umimt hie
enntinl supervision tor over SO years. Allow no one
to deceive you in this, t ouiiO rleits, linitutlons and
"jMt M gonfi" are 1ml l'.ei iinents, uiul endanger the
heuitii of OhlWlren Buieriwrr mhImI Kxpcrimeut.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
. m . a r
iiuurs tue bignaiure 01
4m
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TE CITY...
Livery, Feed and
ale Stables...
Ct,k,S s'fuS0N . Proprietor
New' Ntt" H0BM4M
in ii T- Ubi" riK awl teams
Pttj oRy. Boarder Ktvu the
WatWntloo,
vic- auv hour of the uiht
Telepbooe No. 70.
Special Sale
If you are in need of
Fruit Jars
Here is the place to buy them.
20c doien are beiei sohi at cost.
Joe Basler's.
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GENERAL NEWS.
. ,'
The exhibit of Culm at the Turin ox
lwitioii earneil 140 prir.ep.
Haiidwritiiui expx-rlii who testilleil in
the llollaeeea rdar oaea in Wee
York have fileil bill nirainxt the stale
atnimiit inn: to tut. mil) for 1 heir -ervieei.
i A dicintoh from the NMN luirean at
WMhlnftoa maken the popolatlon ol
IChieage I, AM, IT 8 peojiro Mataea
laeiwee o( m,7i or MA par cant "v,'r
, tba HMO eenaua figure.
The Tall Mull tiar.ette MtblielHM
dlenatoll from Home whieh iteiliir s
that an important ilimuvery entire mini:
tl atine i f llriht'f disease han been
madl bv Ir. Oviil Brown, formerly of
New York, and now of Koine.
The nnmiior of fcriMided American!
, in London thin vear i" the lirestecl
ever known. Both the MnttMBJ ami
th msnlate reeeive dally reiiiet (or
aaalttanoa. The MfaMM feature i thai
inost of the applieantii are renpeetable
ami well eilneateil.
I. inl Robefta' proelamiit urn neitiniz
the fad tlnit mam have bruken the
'oath ' neiiitaln central It ami that
I the leniency extende.l to the MMhen
I is not apprei .ateil wurnn nil who tireuk
j their oathn in the fnttm' that they
1 will be pan! abed by death. IjnpriMm
meat or tine.
Reliable grate ileiilern frnm all paHl
of Indiana have eolleetiil Mat ixt U'f
howtae Um total yield of wheel in In
diana for the pfeecBt year i. the
smallest fur many years, ami not ex
eeeding S.lMHt.OtHt bnsbel anainHt from
15,000.000 to 3,000,000 for several
years in sneeessioii prior to lSltll.
.latueM N. Biirnliam, publlaher of
the Wvinoreun, at Wvn ire, Neb., shot
ami killed bis lather, Captain OoIIIm
Itiirnliiun, at thiir home s-nmlav. A
OOfCMr'a jury hnnuoliatelv exonerated
the noli. Both lather and son were
pr inent political workers in the
cOHDty in which they reside. The
killing was in self-defense.
Sergeant "Buck" Taylor, aged -t:!,
known 11s "King of the Cowboys." a
dnHhing eaval ryiiian, and one of the
taiHt known of the rouuh riders, died
at I'rovidelire hospital Washington,
of ronmimpt ion, the result of illness
eoiitraeted during the t 'uban eaiiipainn.
Tavlor'd correct name is said to have
beM Berry jr. Tatnm.
W. K. MeCurty, an enigneer of the
electric plant at San In'ego, was found
deed ill the power house. lie bad re
ceived a shock of about 7500 volts. His
bat was lying by the dynamo, and his
body was 20 feet away. A burned sHt
on bin hand showed where he bad
touched the pole, tile shock throwing
him over another machine standing
near.
RELIEF CAME NICK OF TIME
o
Conger Says Legations Could Mot Have
He d Out Another Day.
CHINESE GOVKRMFJT RESPOHSIBLE
o
Position of Allies Is Uncertain, is a Urge
Body ol Chinese Troops is Hur
riedly Mm! il Field.
Farm Hand tnjurad.
Walla Walla. Ana. I haw, a
1 farm hand who came to thin city
I Saturday eveainfi, br hit reenter
I weekly celebration, was found led
night lying at the foot of the basement
.stairs in the rear of the Schwar
juatism. Shaw had evidently been
leittingOB the ralllne at the head of
I the steps and had fallen backward into
the pit. lie was verv drunk, lie was
more or low xeriomoy Druisiit aisnit
the bead and shoulders and alsnit live
inchc of scalii was scraiiiil to the
bone and o-ingliil over his riabt ear.
He had Mil cents when found.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
Mrs. M. C. Williams, milliner at
1'oHsil, died a few days ago. of (right's
disease, altef a lew day IHlMCC,
Mrs. John Morelm-k died Saturday
at her home in Sumn.erville. I'm. n
count v. Shu left 11 husband ami one
child'.
Mrs. It. A. Shannon, agisl 'Mi years,
died at her home in Walla Wal la of
consumption. She left a husband ami
six children.
The properly ol l O. Voodall, at
Long Creek, Grant county, was at
tin lied for debt a few days BgC The
property eonsisled of lumber and logs.
At Colfax tbn i-barnc against II. C.
l-isher, of baring ihipped HtKHI bushels
of wheat without the POP Beef of the
owiiera, war .lisinmsed. l-isher was
aecnl for T. K. Roerka (v Oo, After
abipplng the wheat the linn tailed. It
was shown that Platter acted on orders
of the lirm.
('has. McCoriiiick and A. It. Ander
son, the two men arreMed last week at
Vfellala by sheriff Keel and deMtiea,
(or the larceny of IW from ( harles
l.atikamwier. aMMNal beierc Ike
justice ill Walla Welle Monday, ami
the case was postponed until the
prosecution could secure additional
w ituuHHiiH in Waliula.
Waller Carter, agml IT years, en
tered a field armed rtith a pitcliterk
where a vicious bull was, in the
vleialty of Jnnotiou Oily, Uhm eoanty.
I'iie brute charge I 1he Isiy and Curler
planted the (ore la its nose, but when
reamed bia left lee was broken, back
and chest bruised bleek and blue, and
chin and lip split open. It was a
miraculous escape from death.
A Boarding and
Day School for Girls
iIium litaa V.I.EANOK TKIlbKI-lH, ft.. !.,
I'llucipal, t'oillaua, oiuguu
Woman's
Kidney
Troubles
Why trifle with health
when the eeelemt end
surest help Is the heel
known medlolne In the
world ?
j l.ydu I: Pinahjin t VcyUblc Umii(uiiik1 j
Is known everywhere and
thousands of women have
been oured of serious kid'
ney derangements by It.
Mrs. Plnkham's meth
ods have the endorse
ment of the mayor, the
postmaster and others of
m a
ner own ony.
Her medlolne has the
endorsement of an un
numbered multitude of
grateful women whose
i letters are oonmtantly
printed In this paper.
i f utifu lAntnnn Mhould read
these letters.
Mrs. Plnkham advises
suffering women free of
Her address Mm
New York, Aug. '.M.--A difBMteo to
'the Herald (nun I'ekin, dated Vugust
I", says: Minister Conger said I "They
I tried to annihilate us the day baton
( ymi got in,
"Prince OhlniMml word that nffloern
j bad ni'eivisl orders to cease tiring on
j UN under pain of death.
The evening of the same dav, the
Chinese openi-l lire.
11 re 1 leving column nan not arrived
when it did we should probably have
in combed.
"While the movement is surely a
governmental one, the Boxers are only
a pretense as they have no guns.
" The OOnfldentlal adviser of the em
press was the leader of the imperial
troops in I'ekin.
"In eh ven days over L'OttO shells
let among us. "
Mcstaao From Cunar.
Washington, Aug. 21.- The billow
ing extracts are from a cablegram from
Minister Conger: "Saved. Belief ar
rived tislay. Allies entered the city
with little" trouble. Do not vet k ow
where the imperial family is. I'.xcept
the deaths already reported, all Ameri
cans are alive and well. DaBBCretC
elTi rts were made last night to ux
terminate us. "
:Chln( Troop Moving.
Tien ft In, Aug. It. Fife thousand
Chinese troops at Sung I. in China, left
on the 16th, for Pel Tsang. ami two
thousand more have gone towards Tung
Chow .
Teloaraph Lin Cut.
Shanghai, Aug. II The foreign
oSclall here learn that the telegraph
line frmu Tien Tsin has been cut. The
position ol the allies is uncertain and
a large ImkIv of Chinese troops have
taken the field.
They Did l.oave Pekln.
Washington, Aug. I'l .The govern
ment has received positive continua
tion from the otlicial Chinese sources
of the departure of the emperor and
empress dowager from I'ekin.
In the Scid City.
London, Aug. '.'1. The follow ing dis
pati h was received from Admiral
Cruce: "The allien ari reported to
have entered the Hai red city ol IVkiu
011 August 17."
Vteoruyt Make an Appeal.
Washington, Aug. -I. -The state de
partment tislay reoelved an apeael
from the iceroys of Nakiu and lluiuni
asking that no pencnal indignitiei be
shown the eaipator and empress
dowager, and renewing nssurameH of
maintaining peine in China if thin is
observed. It is BttdCfBtood that the
powers have already cnusideied this
uceetlce and there appears to Ihi no
JlapoaltloC to give the emperor and
eu. pres.-dowager affront. The applica
tion of the viceroys is ill effect a re
quest that the Chi new sovereigns not
lie made prisoners of war.
Ll Hung Chana'i Appeal
Washington, Aug. i, The cabinet
tislay decided to reject the latest ap
peal from l.i Hung Chang for a cessa
tion of ho-lillites. Itejeetioll Is based
00 the non-i ompl laiin- of the Chinese
OVCMUUenl with s Ilia provisions
lor declaration of the United Stales, of
August 12.
Bblaeae mou at work.
Washiiigtou, Aug. I'l.- The Japanese
legation his received a dispatch from
the .lapauese eonsiil at Alnoy, Haying
Ibat cliinese inula) ooatinne to work
deveatutioii in that m ighl orbiajd.
Baipreea Heported Overtaken.
1'aris, Aug. 21. - The Temps pub
ImIhM u disputeh, from Shanghai, Hay
ing it is reported there that the
dowager press lied from I'ekin Willi
Ireaaere amounting to fifty million
taell and that mIih is surrounded by
the Japn. se , avalry.
ihi aurcHita cAPTuaau.
The Man Who Murdered Hie Wile and
Four Children Taken
St. I'aul, Aug. 21. An Arlington,
If Inn., apeeial to Um Diapateb, aarai
Wallert, who yesterduy butchered his
w i(e uiul tour step childieii. was . .11.
tureil tins morning 'wo miles fioui the
ni ne ol the 1 rune. The crowd at
lemptiil to lynch him but he was
taken away by the oHicers.
aoloi-in lu tne rnillpplnai.
Manila, Aug. 21. The Philippine
conimieeiowera will rranirlar a lull for
municipal organisations, deneral Oils'
municipal aWIVIIMt, an modilied, in
eledei prOVialoae regarding laud taxa
tion and a eivil nervice ineanure by
bieh it will be poaaible 'or laeaai'
bents ot the lowest olln - to attain
oaltiooa at the head of eeperteaeata
and under wi retMrynhipe
Paweeei Caegreeii
Colorailo h.riiig, Colo., Aug. 21. -I
lie larmer's oongraai BaaMlbled here
uslay. The attendantW is thu Urgent
Mine the eongrvaa wae orgamzeil.
The Wheat Marketi.
ran Fraoeieao, Aug. 21.
whuat, ll.OJH p' r cental.
Casl
Chn ugu, Aug. It. -hopleuiber whuat,
7:; eaotl per bushel.
MKW Y0BK MABKBT.
Beporced by I. L. Bay a Co., Chicago
Board of Trade and New York Stock
Kxet.auae Bruken.
A moist 21. -Foreign marki-tn were
all lower tbiH morning. Liverpool elua-
o-IO o n againai n 11 J-a yeHuu
day. New York Opened 1-H higher,
77 3-M, but immediately .-old at 77.
I rom ibis point there a. a eteady ad
vance to the close at 7Hc.
Corn holdn Mtroug and cloned, 44 I4L
SliH'ks dull but ateady. Money, 1
... I I . 111
clone Ttiitardir. tl '4
Open today, 77 H-t.
Uauge today. 77 to 7B.
Cloao today, 78.
Stewart Will Support MrKlnley.
New York, ng. 21. Senator Wit-
Han Mi Stewart of Nevada called at
repnbliean heailquartor ami said he
had divided to vote for president Mc
K in ley .
TWO HODIKS FOUND.
One Wai That of an Unknown Man Who
Had tiled: the Oilier l.erov Llbby.
Within an hour the bodlCC of two,
men were found within a short din
tam e of Walla Walla. One was found j
within a tuile of town and tl ther
al I'oinbel station.
The first body found was poorly clad, I
but there was nothing by which it
could be Identlfledi The booy was
Iwdly deOOMPOeed, and tlu face and I
neck which bad been exposed to the
hot sun were dried and shrunken be
nd n gnitiou
It was interris.1 in the potter's Held
at Walla Walla.
M'KINLEY AND ROOSEVELT
o
Tbe Two Leaders Hold a Conference at
Wasnloftton Today.
ROOSKVKLT COHFIDEHT OF HI YORK
Populist National CommlttM lo Chic, to
Consider tlx RmIkdiiIoo of Towd,
ay Name Another Candidate.
Simply Laid Down ami Died.
About two weeks ago this man was
seen in the vicinity where he was
found by the aSttM hoys who dtCBOVOfMl
bis body. He was then vers sick and
after B eonversalion with the bios he
said .
"Now, boye. go away from thin
placa, 1 am sick and want to die."
lie then went among the thick brush,
spread seme gunny MOM upon the
ground, ami lay 0OWB and died. The
boys coin luded I hat he w as demented
and gave the matter no further thought
until vesterdav whvu they were sur
prised to find the body of the man
lying where he said he intended to die.
The Statesman hiivh this Htory
seemed ho plausible that it was not
coiiHidered necessary to bold an iu
ipii'Ht over the remains of tin u ad
man.
The Other Body.
Marly Monday morning a messenger
came to Walla Walla from Toucliet
station ami aiimmuceil the discovery of
a man's body lying in the river not
far from the station. The messenger
DOC Id give but a meagre discript ion of
the man. He said that the body huh
well presirxeil ami the man could
have been dead but a short tune. As
the discovery of the Issty was made in
the vicinity where W. A. York was
last seen much speculation was aroused
ami manv believed that it was York's
remains. This tl rv, however, could
not be strengthened owing lo the poor
discrlptiou of the man.
Coroner III aim k was notified of the
discovery of the man's lusty. He, In
oompany with w. D. smith, left on
Monday B train for Touchet station to
get tlie Issly.
I he coroner returned to Ytnllu Walla
Monday nlchl ami tie tad that the
proved to be that of a Swede or Nor-
wegin named l.erov l.ibby and that he
had deliberately drowned himself in
the stream a little alsive the
where the Issly was found
HUNTKU BIO i. AMI.
Ur. t Whltaker and J. P, Nobblim Had
a Fine Time.
Or 0i li Wbitaker arrived at home
mi Sumla.' evening from his regular
annual bunting trip. He started out
oil June I W illi ills nephew, J. I Itoll
I ins, of I'eiosky, M n ill, They lisik pack
animals from I . i.-' i . iiml went to
the Hitler Itoot BWenteini via lewis
lOB to the hei. lwatem of the Clear
water, and on into Western Molilalia.
They had a line tune, with game in
abundance. the doetOf said:
"Our bill ol fure was liusise, elk,
M-iiiHon, lamr, trout, foolhen, grouse,
with bnekleberriea on tint Hide, and
we never left the table hungry. "
The bear billed wan a buhl fm . lu
r.'i'trd to eaaoee ami elk it la only eee
eatan to -tat.- that tin y saw a nuaibeT;
the imagination of the reader MB II 1 1
in the rest, when tie reputations ol
tin pealloiHOB 'or being crack shots
are taken into eonshh ral ion.
fir. Whitnker is reek ened us laoug
the lu st big game hunter HI the state
ol Oregon alio his nephew i follow ing
-lonely in bin fiH.tslcpH. Hating
lililnhed ihell O Oil IheV nl I III k oilt for
tiro l ino, on the Northern Pat'lMu in
Idaho, the iloelin mining In I'eliilb ton,
while Mr. KobbiiiH wont the other
way, to a home al I'etiMky, Mich.
To Wi ...in 11 May Concern.
Notice ih hereby given tliul my wife,
Mary K.Oillett, ha- left my ho'.ae,
bed and board, and this in to notify
and warn all pefsoim that I will not be
respulisllile loi UIIV ilehtn hereafter III
any manner contracted by her. Aiiguat
w, r) m ii. oii.i.r.i r.
Washington, Aug. It, -1'FMldMl
McKinley ami Oov. Rooaevelt dbteaaBad
here the various campaign pellelM to
gether, as well an the featureH of their
letters ol acceptance. It is tbe dee ire
ol Koo-Mjiyelt to have his utterancee dur
ing bis coming western tour thorough
ly in aeeonl with the view of tbe
presidential candidate. The governor
is full of confidence an to the result of
the coming election, tioveriior KiMwe
yell aaeored McKinley that there in no
rjnoatioB alnuit the state of New York,
notwithstanding the eouipl ical lonn
OVM the state t icket
May Be Another Candidate,
t Imago, Aug. 21. - The latest re
ports Indicate that the Mpulit
national committee, which Ih t et
here the ."Mb instant, imiv nol U as
harmonious as was predn tiil. When
row ne declined tbepotmllct aoaalaa
Hon it was generally Mppoaed that
Htevoneon wonld reeel ve tee Bopallat
endorsement by general consent. The
correspoiiilem e which has taken place
among the members ol the populist
national committee since the executive
committee meeting makes it plain that
thin result will not be aeiiun;d Isheil
without struggle. It is um 1. Mio. .1
Ibat many leader of the utrtv are
strongly urging the comuiitlee to name
an independent candidate which BM)
be done.
At Peace With Spain.
Washington, Aug. 21. Minieter
Merer, at Madrid, inform the state
department that the treaty of amity,
eominefM and navigation ami general
intercourse bad lax'ii signed, pro
visionally, by tbe Spanish minister of
state and himself. Tin practically
marks the laHt ntep in the complete
rea to re l ton ol relatione between Spain
and the United Stale.
Bryan Coinplelec Speech.
Lincoln, Neb., Aug it. Bryan to
lav aonipletrd bin iech iii naeaeeee
to the not itlcat ion of the populist nom
inal The ih deals largely with
the trust iplest loll.
aaw Mill Boiler Biplodee.
Qlonfordi t'bio, Aug. II, The saw
mill boiler exploded today, killing
Levhje Deplar. RIbm WiaeajartaM ami
a in in named McLaughlin.
a oairrr Men.
In Spile of a Threeher Iterni at Oust
She Stuck to Outy.
The grittiest beii in America lives
over in AIhou. ay the Corvalli
limes. Her right lo he. ailed a brave
lieu has boon tested, and iio one who
reads these hues will deny that she ih
evel likely to shrink 1mm any duty,
public Of private. She Ik not only a
brave ben, but a "strenuous" ben.
She is the proerty of one of the
llaydan brother, reef aleu own a
i hu shing machine. Ae latter waa
taken out of the shed for the tlrl
time last week, and a small Held of
grain wu threhed, to that the
machine wa in gins) running order
When the job wan finished the maehiue
wan returned to the shed, when, lo the
aiuasemeul of all, there in the corner
of the separator sat the etrenuous ben
Under her wa a nest of egg that le
ans endeavoring In ball h She had
Ihh-ii on the nest when the machine
WM taken nut. She huh there when
i he bell and pill his began to lei
le n the fan la-gun to ring and when
the riddle Is-gau to cbake and rattle.
The a iiul from the fan ruflbol her
feather' and almost look her breath,
bill, like the boy mi the burning dis k,
she stayed t her sit. What her
ihoiigbtH wen- when the swift cylinder
hegun lo i hew up straw can mil ln
guessed Hie niuv have hellevisl her
elf iii the iiiidt of a woman' right
Itoliventloii or she inuv have gueeeed
thai 'he world wa milling, to an end.
When found tbe hell wa nil Ill jureil .
There wuh dunt iii her teeth, and a
eumewbal frightened bik in her eye,
but she wn on her neet. Ol the egg
all were sale nave one.
the wolf in the fable put on ilieeu'e
iioibing in. hum- ii be trawled on hi
own reputation be ouoldn't acooMnJIeh
bia puriHHMi. Coiinti rfeiler ol lie-
Win witch liaMl lalve eoelda't cell
their worthiee salve on their merit,
eo they pul them in boaea ami
arapMn like (leWiU'a. l.ik out for
lie io Take only HeWitC WiUib
!la. I Halve. It cure pile an I all
skin diaeaae. 1 a 1 1 lu an A to.,
ing druggist.
as
Contractors and Builders.
an
We make a ;eielty of linnle finishing, atOM tlxturen
nl, living ami couiitern and ollice rtxture. lur Mr
II. O KiH ppen in un expert stall builder und ha hail
yeam of practiMl expefienM to baidwond ttniahinjj ami
tore und otiii e Haturw. Having been in the tueroanl b
buiue for year we know pi l what you waul ami
how you wuut it.
Jobbing and Repairing MM
ijMMiial etaentioa Is sivea Ui ail kind of repair work.
No matter bow hiiiuII u Job we will da ll ifuick at a
reasonable price and guarantee very lot workmaualup.
If You Intend to Build
bonne or anything el.e mine in and let us give you
our nl.-un They may be something new and uve you
money. At uny rate drop ill and talk it over with un a
un- willing to give you the DOMett of our experience
Koeppon Brothers.
Olln i in hoi -ppeii'n riiariuucy, formerly I'lonuer Drug Slme