WKDNM8DAY, AUGUST S3, 1WH).
Ha American Qirl
Tan Shoes
.liiBt the thing fr tlir mountains.
HiM
Rest $2.S0 Shoe in t tie Market.
(.'all ami iit them.
CLEAVER BROS.
Trio Boot and Shoo Man.
W Main Htrwt, Peadlolran, Ongoa
BREVITIES.
liAiliov & Soaaor,
The famous Sweet's
"Cycle "
Covoto scalps ami warranty
Peter West.
tOOlai cigars,
candies nt tin
Isnrght.
bet ." cigar at
IV-
Willi
epartinont
C'nutella. America
taa "Cv.-i. ."
I tiritivc tin- sale at tin- Wessol
partmcut Stored all gissls will lu
st coat.
September Puritan anil Woman's
llutiif Oompauiun have arrived at the
Hint l'roul.
A big etude of Kastern hams ami
breakfast bacon, ruilil sugar cured, at
K. Martin's.
If you want pure home rendered lanl
witli mi adulteration it11 to Hchwarz
ami tireulich.
You can get manv amll for
little money at the Wessol De
Stores I uring their sal
Kruit jar. houKht for MMk ami at a
discount, will he mild very cheap.
Plenty of extra cap and rubls-rs. K.
.Martin.
A lady 'k chainlet Coluiuhia, .. al ...
new. u 7. wheel, (or &" at the Cn
cent agency ir the Kant Oregon ian
balk) lag.
L. I.. Montague, the Singer sewing
machine agent, ha nod an office
next door to Joe KM. Call and see tftv
new machine.
Yon will never llnd any other pills
wi prompt and pleaK.int ' a- (Witt s
Little harly Risers. Tallman fc Co.,
leading I r i nr i -1 -
Hep C. Sharp for paper hanging and
plumbing. Me has competent men for
loth linen of trade. ()iera DoMI
block, Court street.
I have in stock a large lot of fruit
jam and extra caps and ruhliers; also
ome nice stone jam and crooks. These
are bargain". 0, It. Ilemotl.
Plenty of spring chickens, dressed
or alive: also sweet potatoes and all
kinds ol vogctabos Leave your onlers.
Tlniv will be delivered prompt I v. ti.
K. IVmott.
.Mother's endorse it, children like
it, old folks use it. We reler to line
Minute Cough Cure. It will quicklv
cure all throat and lung troubles.
Tallman A Co., leading druggists.
If you want to put up some nice
preserves you will want nic- fruit.
You can uml the niivst in the city at
It. Martin's, including -ar-, poaches
and plums. Just ripe eaottgh id can or
preserve.
Millioiis will lie spent in politics
this year. We can't keep the cam
paign without money any more than
we can keep the bisly vigorous with
out food. Iysicpties used to starve
themselves. Now k. dol l)v."js-pia
Cure digest what you eat and ullon
voti tii eat all tin- good lood you want.
It radically cures stomach' troubles.
Tall man A Co., leading druggists.
Km West and lomestio cigars at the
Cycle. "
Ram bef. Ideal ami Clipper bloyOM it
the "Cvcle. "
When von want cream or ice cream,
telephone Mutton, Muck, "Jim..
McCall llamar patterns for sale nt
t ie Wessel llepartmenl Stores.
keep a lookout fur a comet in the
northern heavens. On September 2 it
will ho onlv atsiut 7 degree- from
: Polaris, the north star.
The largest and most complete line
I of fall street hats ever shown in the
laity are now on display at Mrs. Hose
CamplieH's. Call and see them.
The 0, K. v N. will rap lata Ita
'tbsit building, recently burned at La
tirando, with a new, niislorn two-story
1 bttlldlttf of wood, on I new site.
Miss Mary 0 Hitrton, of kansas
City, has In "en appointed kindiTgarto-
ajar at the Umatilla Indian eonool,
Oregon, at a salary of CD0 per annum.
The excursion to attend the l'ort
land stri ct fair i already Waiting in
terest. The rate for the round trip is
baing anxioiiiiy dioenaood gad inquiries'
are numerous.
S. ti. Iltilt has instituted suit for
divorce from his wife l.anra W. Unit.
They were marrii-d August 'J7, 186,
at Minta liarbara. Calif. S. A. New-Is-rry
i- attorney for plaintiff.
Mrs. I'.va Noble mi- granted a
divorc-at t'oifax, Kaetorn waahiegtoa,
troni Joseph Noble on the grounds that
the defendant is an habitual drunkard
and abused plaintiff. The couple wen
married at Pendleton, January ,
l-ir. Then- are no children.
A telephone mes-age received from
Knterprise, Union intv, this after
noon, announced the birth of a girl to
Mr. and Mr-, i. I'. Temple. Mr. and
Mrs. T. It. Wells, oi thi city, grand
parents of the child, were quickly
notitied of the important event.
A voung lady while walking rapidly
to the tire Tuesday evening stepped
into a small hole in the sidewalk,
fell and narrowly escafied hreaking her
ankle, loo much can- cannot he ex
ercised hv property owners in seeing
that their sidewalks are in excel lent.
papain
Hertha bsjuoy, 14 years old, has
been in a Spokane court mi a chargi- nt
the larceny of o. The justice released
her on her ow n reciigniiauoc. She was
so weak she could not speak above a
whisper, and had to he carried into
court. She is an orphan, and lormcr
ly lived in Oregon.
W. 1!. Moss, of Meucham has pur
chased the following described prop
erty ironi J. H. Woodvartl: Kast half
lot 1, and the east hall of lot I. block
49, Reservation add i ton to Pendleton;
also an undivided om-half interest in
lots L " and ii. block Ml Keservation
addition : also undivided one-half in
terest in southeast ipiarter and tin
southwest ipiarter of section 10, town
ship I south, rang1 - east, Willamette
meridian.
A few more of those liroiuc butt ui
Diade of the cannon captured from tin
Spanish at Manila, on Slay hay. IMS,
are still obtainable at the Peoples
Warehouse. The proceeds are to be
useil in erecting a nionunn ni at Port
land to the uiaaibari al Mm second
Oregon who lost their lives in the
Philippines. Tin- button makes a
pretty souvcnier and the money from
the sale thereof goe- to a worthy can'.
Only a few more day remain in which
these buttons may Is- obtained in Pen
dleton. Lee Horry was lie fore Kivonler Ileum
this morning, having boon taken up
by the police for being drunk. The
recorder lined him 110. After Mr.
Berry bad gone to tin- door with
Marshal lloitthmaii on his way to toil
to serve out his sentence, for In- had
no money, he turned and went back
In Mr. lieam, and gave him tin- grand
hailing sign of distress used b a cer
tain popular secret society of which
the recorder i a iin-iiilier. Mr. Ileum
ruled that the man wasn't at that time
in go 'I standing with him, at !-. -(
0 snublieil him ,
CASTORIA
Dnn ihc alimiiiursuf c n, 11 flittci
In umr lor more tliau tlurty yrar. sod
Tt A' i J rba U.4 Almnyi llMtgtU.
To Whom it No loneorn.
Notice is herobv given that my wife,
MaryK.liillett.hu- left mv liooaa,
Im-iI uud boanl, and thin la la nolilv
and warn all p.-r-on- t hat I will not ho
responsible for any debt- lien-ulp-r in
any manner contracted hv her. Auguri
l'O, luou. M U. UILLKTT.
Parents
and Children...
IT WILL SOON !'l
SCHOOL TIME:
We liavt tla laruost stock of School
ever brought to PandMtOO. Our price;,
in anil sec us. Our stock iacludai
liuuks
will Ih-
ami Supplier
right. C'i"'
Slates and Pencils,
Tablets and Copy Books,
Pencil Boxes and School Bags,
Separate Leaf Note Books,
Composition Books,
Pens, Penholders and Ink Erasers,
Crayons,
And all kinds ol stationary.
TALLMAN & CO.
LEADINQ DRUGGISTS.
PKBSONAI. MENTION.
I red Karl la at i.ortbiud.
John Kndicott came to Pendleton
yesterday from Lehman springs.
W. B. Hnss, of Meucham, is visiting
in raadleton, a guest of his brother.
.lake Welch is again in Pendleton
after having made ipiite a stop at The
Hallos.
lira. A. L. Sharon has returned
from Meachiim, where she sient the
summer.
.lack Tomlinsoii. oi Athena, spent a
portion nl Tuesday in Pendleton on
business.
3, W. BtUrdlvanl and daughter, Ml
Lola Sturdivunt, are in Pendleton to
day from Uktoh,
Mrs. M. A. Murphy and Mrs. Hurr
Phelps have returned from a three
ivaak'l visit at Portland.
lames LehBMD, the fiiinoil" old
piOMaV after whom LahBMttl springs
were nutiinl i- at present in 1 ci.illcton.
Lx-Assi'ssor K. liilliim was in the
city Taaattay from hi farm on Kast
llirrh creek, a few miles from Pilot
Kock.
Mi Nolle Hovsu, of Alhena. is
visiting in randlatotl a guest of Mi--i'ruiikie
James, and will return houie
Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. II. I . Johnson re-
Infaad Tvaadgy evening from Bing
ham springs, whore tln-y have been
summering.
I). Turner and family returned
Tuesday evening from Lehman springs,
when- thov have boon eiijoving camp
life for several weeks.
II. B. Iieeiu- urrived thi morning
from Portland and has gone to work
lor Joe Klein, baing a lir-l-eho"' work
man from olio of the best houses o the
atatroaalia,
La Sfanda Chron ii'ln : c. 0. Goodah
arrived fmm Pendleton this morning
to accept a Hisitiou at the Soiumer
House cafe, in place of l-red BaOtti
who goes to his ranch on Snake river,
some twenty miles below Huntington.
Pat Kino was in town this morning.
Ho raises on an average 2ii pigs an
nually for market, ami says he linds a
ready sub- for ali of them right here
in Pendleton, the price ut present Is--ing
JV cents -r pound. Ho suy
thero is money in the hog biisines-.
. Mrs. knte Henderson, of Wullu
Wuilu, retiirneil lioino tins morning
alter having visited in Pouilli ioii
giie-l at the l-loichor home on Jackson
strei't. She wus accompntiiisl homt
hv Miss Agnes I I. -teller, who will visit
lor .. month or so, and may decide ti
remain until alter the fruit fair to In
hold there the latter part of Soptetnlier
or early in t lotoher.
John Darker, the threshing machiii
man who hurl himsoll so severely Mnn
day evening while ut work around hi
muctilliu, wus yestcMuy taken in
charge by the W linen of the World
and removed to Mcllriau's hslging
l. n- . corner o! i our: ami .lohnso
-troot-. Mr. Harker is a inomhor of
that order. He UJ doing bill as well
as might have been e.xpecteL
Mr. Lewi- Perkins, for the past seven
year- phioian on the I ' mat ilia
Indian reservation, rendved his com
mission as second lieutenant or assis
tant surgeon in the ('ill toil State
army, uml has gone to San Fruncieco
under order- to resirt at the Presidio.
He was of the opinion when he lett
hen- that his Una! dc-itiiiat inn would
be China, but II not that, then Ma
nila or Honolulu. Mrs. Perkins and
the children left last week for thcr
former home at lie- Moines, Iowa.
Till VOTE OF WASHINGTON.
L.vl Anksnv Gives bom Intor.illng
Data Cone.rning It.
A careful checking up oi all the elec
tion prt-ciucts nt the state shows thut
l';l,ii Wushingtou citizens who voted
in IA0-i tailed to exun ise the alaatita
InUMbiae ill said Levi Ankeny
the other dty. lb- wa-discussing the
polltiaal situation witli Charles
Sweeny ol Mpokaue. uml u in-wspa-r
man while on the way home from the
reient Tacoiua convention, says the
H")kesinaii.oview . Ha OOHtinaad I
''Tbaaa ttaaraa aro nnnirwinaita. bal
correct. The hocking up was done
caiafaily fraai taa paTlbaaki uml reg
totiation books in aaoh ladlaidnal
precinct in tbi entire state, by men
thoroughly well potted, Taa raaniti oi
then lafeafa show that of thew l';;.um
voters about 17,0 M i could not be classed
in the republican column.
Now the question arise: How main
of these trOtafl are of the opinion now
they won- in Isis! uml bow many of
tin-in will Vote tin- ve.ir aim In.u ioau
stay ut houie.' Thut a matler we
must not lose sight of. 1 huw every
OOflflajiaa in the success of the republi
can ticket ill thi- stale this lull. Wi
lli anwthaaaiaiii Waahingtun will do our
purt, but we limit not be over conti
dent. 1 1 we do not mi 1 1 our vote the
result inuv l- serious."
Then the conversation beoatta gen
eral. Ilnth Mr. Swcenv ami .Mr.
Annoy aaaartad that araaiieallji all of
the silver reinibl n ans have gone back
to (be old puny. Mr. HaaaOV said:
"All liave, aaaapttoi lew polialtiaaa "
It was puintan out that since Mfl
there haf been a large inthix oi popu
lation into Watbiogton, and tin- claim
wus made that this population is most
ly republican. "Why, they are all in
telligent people., '' declared Mr. siwe.-nv,
"ami must Is- republicans."
Doth the gentlemen said thai one of
the iinef reasons why they believed
M'-kinles will curry the state "is be-caiiM-
Washington has so much to gain
from the protective aoaUUerc- v itji the
Philippines and cannot support an
aiiti-uxpausion policy." Throughout
the aontataalloa Mr. aaraaay arai tnaal
emphatic not only concerning the
result in Washington, but claiming
Idaho, Montana and the nation for Mc
kinle. Mr. Ankonv -n..ke eurnesllv
of the "danger of over confidence" and
of the necessity of active work.
Fire Sale ol Daaiaged W li.al
Hid- will he received hv the under-
sigm ii lor a lot of wheat originally
ii-isting o .'.mi sacks, which wus
biirin-il August I I. P.ksi. nn farm of W
II. Hale, near killian Junction, Ore
gou. on Washington and Colombia
river railroad.
It"!- will be chiMsl at twelve o'clock
Saturday, Auuiist p..
1'lie uiidursined reserve the riuht i..
rejei t any and all liids.
w. II PALM,
(Owner;, Helix Oregon.
JKSSK W. SMITH
Agent Fireman's Kund liisurunce
Co., Athena Oregon.
0
Rob. Fl.ton.r's New Venture.
Lols-rt W. Fletcher, the aaealai
Uambler bicycle man, and win. also
has been Jesse Falling'! right bower,
(or the past several veurs. has noeii-i
a bicycle beadouarters on the corner
of Main uml Allu street.- oppaaita Tall
man A Co. .Mr. Klatahar, uho will
curry a tine and complete line of con
fectionery, cigurs, tobacco, etc , and
will be pleased to supply till of bis old
friends' who aaad anything in bis line.
"Hob", as everyone culls him. huu
lived in Pendleton ,., ,,,,i, .. uml
has earned the reaped of the com-
nolty, as a Hprighl uml lirsl-clasr-bttalnaaa
mini, and is deserving of siic
ci'ss In Ins new htllinaea. Mr. Fletcln r
will call hi new -tore the "Cycle."
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton.
Mean S Tatmn. city.
J A Cook, "-cbillings Host."
W I' Cooper. New York.
1 1 Kyrie, New York.
II Kobinson. New York.
W T Cory, Spokune.
Oeo MeuilTery, Hpokana.
S 8 0111. Spokane.
A M Mickey. Pblladalphla,
i i 1 Auper. Hpokana,
Chas H Oh In, Portland.
.1 P. Moore. La t ramie.
Rd C Spurgeon. Spokane.
K J Toby, Portland.
Chat K Hamon, Portland.
I J McFaul. Ib ppner.
M J Riley, San Franoiaeo,
K P Marshal i. citv.
Albert Faldenheimer, Portland.
W I. Whitniore. Portland.
A Paulson. Chicago.
A nlnahalmer, Portland.
K It Mnffy, Portland.
J C Lindaay, Portland.
N .1 Flvnn,' Portland.
J T Wolfe. Union.
A ft Alhower, Lnternriso.
SUTHERLAND IS SANK.
The Dste ot His Preliminary Kxamlne
llon Has Not Ri-en Fixed.
Wal hi Walla. Aug. IS. Rd sutln.r
land, the alleged a miller of Miss
Rauna Kidwnii, is still ennllnrd in the
OOnntV jail. No attorney ha- been ap
pointed to defend him tmr ha- I ' Itl
of his proliminarv exaininate u la n
fixed.
rboee who see bini daily and I io
an opportunity to study hi- notion
My ho i not feigning Ineantty, or. if
be is. In goes tibout it ill mi uioi-nallv
unoor way, Ho raaponds qniekly w hen
ordend to move al out in the perform-
aaa ot his dully dntlaa, bm eelilom
sis-aks. He is yorv fond ol reading
the papers, which is another murk 01
sanity.
Mis- Kidwoll e rapidly recovering
gad may be in condition to give i -ti-
any by September l.
Plaaed Under vfi.OOO Bonds.
The postponed hearing in the case
of 0i A. Anderson and (, McCormicI;
charged with grami larceny was
llllislieil yesterday before Justice Illus
ion! uml the defendant! placed under
.VXHi bonds ouch to iippcur at tin- next
term of the siiarior court.
BUYS A RAILROAD.
The 0 R. ft N. Company Buys tho Ilw.v
eo Railway and Navluatlnn Co's Line.
Portland, Aug. It. The Portland
Ofiannton Oi yesterday say-;
"It is considered liy inany as quite
certain that the purchase of the prop
erty of the Ilwaco Mail way iv Naviga
tion company by tin- Oregon ICailmad
A Navigation compatiy will b D8UBI
mated in tin1 near future and that the
railroad will he built by the Oregon
Mailroad ik Navigation t o. from Frank
fort, u pobll M miles below Portland
on the Wushingtou shore, to llw ico.
This will give the Oregon Kuilroad i.
N'uvgatioii company co itrol of the .,
side travel between Portland and North
Beach. Behind this is the proipeol
of the Oregon Mailroad A Navigation
company building a railroad from
Portland to I runkiort.
It is known that I., tierlinger, a
Vancouver brewer, has secured the
right of way for a railroad down the
Washington shore oi the Coluiuhia
and that the snrvi-v of this line has
been made tliis -iimmer. It i- sur
mised that this -urvey has been node
in the interest of the Oregon Mailroad
A Navigation company and thut it i
probahle that if ut any time the Ore
gon Mailroad A Navigation Co. i- ton ed
to haul wheat to tin- mouth of tin- river
it will, by building this mad ami u
bridge ueross the Columbia, be able to
do so over it- own line. "
PRESIDENT
The 0.
M0HLKR TALKS.
Nonce
All ar'ies indebted to mc ,,,-t
days are requested to cull uml settle
once uud save cost. I. KKMLKM
An un-to-date bicvele at :, lailios'
wheels gag, at the Cresient Agem-x in
tie F;aat Oragpniu building, k eac-
.lid-hand bieyeie Ul good order (or $K.
Terms easy, without interest.
KOEPPENS
MODERN
PHARMACY
eiytMnx thai n keel in a nnt
t las, up-tu date drug itore.
115 Court St.
ST. JOE STORE
LOOK AT OUR PRICES ON GROCERIES:
ti ids Inst California granulated siivjnr.
Beat loltd packed lomgtoea, "'t
I lest -nio.ir corn, par can ........
Host Res brand hams, nut picnic,
Boti Reg brand bacon, pet Ih . .
in lb can Ives brand lanl for
s lh
7 ban
., Ih-
pot
,m Rax brand tord i"r .
invon iaiiniir soap ioi
Ann i Hammet ioda f"r
Rem in bar wg carry tin
fine!
in
$1.00
. . I DC
. . toe
u'.-r
. . I2C
ft. to
55c
i5t
. .25c
;t stocks nf C.
Pendleton,
1 a boxes host parlor matches for
3 I be inn evaporated apples foi
j Ihs line pagchea for
(1 Ihs Imst navy beans for
1 box. to lbs, Mo. 1 white
One
( iie.
One
One
Ul.'lr:irr...:
......... ..iuii 1 . o
H'.tl lackot Lvons P.
Joe
25c
JOC
90c
dniis lor
m W -MUl r
Kin jacket Kvons rock candv f, J5
- j "Hs.i.,n
olhing, Hats. 9hoaa and Puraiahina Good
Conn and see us. s
1 : r
wjruos, rocK candy drips
E
LYONS d CO.
NKW Y0IIK MARKET.
Rsport.il By I. Ih Ray Co.. Chicago
Bord of Trade and Now York Slook
Kxehange DroK.ri.
August St. The "heat market wi
very steady today and irices at the
close showed a gain of '.'.
The liquidation in Heptamber wheat
which has been going 00 for some time
Menu about over and the falling off in
primary receipts belpi to sti-adv the
market, Liverpool closed led higher
than ve-terday, S 104'. New York
opened l to i4 higher. 7S 141 to ,"H4,
September, ami later tooeaing 7" 7-w
adtraaeed to 1t
Btoegl practically unchanged. Money.
1 u par cent.
( lloae yeaterday, 7h.
open today, 7s i-m to 7s'.,.
liange today. 77 7-h to nj.
Close today, fSjg,
The Wheat Markets.
Chicago, Aug. 'J'.'. (September wheat,
7:1 1 , cents per boabel.
s
M-s'
TREET FAIR AND
HARVEST CARNIVAL
SEPTEMBER 18TH fo"22i7
San
win at
I rancisco, Aug.
I1.Q9H per cental
Cah
Alba Notes.
Alba, Ore., Aug. II. II the weather
continues lair haying will bo llnislnsl
this week.
a public school entertainment will
follow the close of the public- -ohool
here next week. The pmc s of the
entertainment will is given to the
Ml I bod let minister here
StiM-kmcn are gathering beef cattle
from the range and putting them in
pastures. The cuttle aro coming from
the range in better condition than lor
M-ar-.
Mha Clara Bpplo, who has heuti
teaching school in Beaaavllle, arrived
here this evening on a two weeks' visit
to Mrs. II. T. Connoll, after which she
will return to IVmllotuu. I,
Come and look at the lin-vclr- at the
Crescent aaane) in tin- Rag! Oraanaton
hnildiug. Blerelea lor a small amount
down and the lialauce in monthly pay
ments, no interest.
I
R. Si tt Purohaaed the I. H. N.
Co'a Lines on Aukusi 7.
sioria, Aug. President Mohler
of the Oregon Itailroad A Naviiralinn
RalHra) eompany in an interview to
day said :
"The Ilwaco Railway .V Na igat mi.
company's property was purchased In
us August ,. bin we will not take
barge until September l."
When a-kod corning the hnildiug
f the road down the north l ain, of the
( nlulnhiu to the mnilth he -aid :
"1 know not hi in.' of such plan We
have no Intention oi leaving Portland,
but contemplate increasing our faellb
ties mere.
Indspondent ot the loeman.
O. II. Ilowarlb gives an account in a
recent geographical journal ol the die
eovery of an interesting and Hourlibing
ice iudu.trv in one of the niglieal
valleys of Oaxaca. Mexico. The
ground is covered w ith a large number
of shallow aoodon troughs, winch are
tilled with water, ami during the win
ter nights an- covered with a thin tilm
01 ice ot not more than one-eighth nf
an inch thick. This ice is removed
in the morning, shoveled into hoi, - p
tin- ground ami covered with earth.
I odei thiM conditions ll 16 Ice cousnli
dale- and I- then cutout ill hhsk- ami
sent down by mule to the town, where
a ready Diane! is found at ali si . 1.
At
the
hill
bib
Volir wit.
coffee isn't gissl
give Johnny tw
to buy a pound a
iH'Cilllse
lite' Pf
0
the best for the
in Oregon.
Owl Tea House
Cheapest Moag In Qaagaa),
NEW
LUMBER YARD.
TO LIVESTOCK BREEDERS
(n t pout Blooded Horses, Cattle
- 1 - aMM .1... as. & rs ,
11. on i'ii io ,-iui-i-i i-.nr nun rtarv
Pendleton, Saptembai ih to gg,
Hob. shn
'Oil Carnival at
TO FRUIT GROWERS
Snve your In st specimens of all
Street Pair ami Harvest Carnival
TO FARMERS
Select sampics nf all kinds of
Street Fan ami Harvest Carnival
kinds for the
tt PewUatag
Grains tot thr
at I'endleton.
TO DAIRYMEN
Prepare your lineal product in must attractive
lorn, lor the Street Pait and Harvest Carnival a:
Pendleton.
TO CHICKEN FANCIERS
Have your prospective
lor tin- Street I'air
Pendleton,
prize winners in readiness
and Harvest Carnival at
PRIZES ARE OFFERED
FOR EACH ARTICLE.
Headquarters East Oregonian Building.
Corner Main and Webb Streets.
V.. now read., fa,
mar Washington lV f alumina
Klver freight deuot with a
general aaaortmani of lumber
direct from our OWII saw mill
and can furnish anything
promptly. Ooaatr) order- in
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our mill in ,-arhwl lot- at
correct prices. (,iVl. Ils .,
You Can Get
The Celebrated Pilsner Beer
In hotting, igMoaaajd to any jrt 0I city, at
S1.50 per N IDozcrx.
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A new shipment of
Go Carts and Baby Carriages.
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TO ASTHMA SUFFt-RERS.
FviS yo" K!ve twocenta or two and
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froai the exhaling 'and
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The WHITE HOUSE GROCERY
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TATOM BROS., Proprietors.
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Alain Street, Pendleton,