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1 1 I KlIMY, OOTOHKK 19, 1900. Ladies Welts A naw linejuit in, (rum $B.OO per uir. Nothina better in the market. Snappy up-to-date atyliuli iru.sl Oall anil st them. CLEAVER BROS. Thn Boot and Shoo Man. 8V Main Street, Pendleton, Ore iron BREVITIES. Bail lev A Zehner, choice ciirarf. ('..vote ecalpa ami warrant bought, l'eter Went. Thrts. nice ilwi'lliiii: hnnm for a., nn reasonable term. InoOifl of H. .1. He in If you want pun- home raaderad laid with no adulteration " to Schwan and Hreulich. A nice lot of young and olil chicken, dreened or alive, at Demon's. Leave your orJer early. Why pay $1'.' lo for a net of teeth, when von can net the very Ihi at lr. Whitaker fot 8. The Columbiu, Main street, newly Htttxl. Fine wine. llqaoM and cigar?. K. X. Schetnpp, proprietor. If you have a house g paint or a room to paper, a picture to frame, :i little plumbing to be looked after and C. Sharp, opera house olock. (!ourt itreet. If vou want to tmv your winter' supply of groceries an. I provision, you hould nee Deniott' itock. Hi stun i well filled with even-thing in the fancy and staple grocery line. The bent method of cleansing the liver ia tbe uoe df the fauiouK little pi Hi known an ItoWitt Little Karly (liners. K.asv o take. Never gripe, Tallman A CV., leading druggist. Headquarters for hacks, buggies, ami wakens at W. II. Jones. He ho Iwught in large quantities, not only buggies, wagons and hacka, but farm machinery also. It is always a pleasure lot Mr. I nr- Ui show his line of gisuls, whether yon buy or not. It ia well to know that DeWitt's Witch llaxel Salve will heal u burn and stop the pain at once. It will cure evieinu and akin disease and ugly wounds and sT,-. It ia a certain euro for piles. Counterfeits may be offered you. See that you vet the original DeWitt's Witch Hazel Solve. Tallman & Co., leading druggists. Tallman & Co. Leading Druggist an. I dsolrra io School Supplies. Extra fine, line of Ladies' Fashionable Stationary Latest in ioltl and tint. Cor. ruia and Alt St Pendleton. uoSoj 'uodpua, j.t.uw ui- ji "3U0XS 30HS paDUiAiioD q pus B3 .i i: Sterling ill Vt bracelets, !HV) I" Ha . wiirr.iutieil. Noll's. Heat set teeth (ft, ut Dr. Whituker's, warriinted and gnarnnteed. Wanted Two school '"V r"'"" and board, Terms reiisonahle. Join the Owl Dinner Set club and get a dinner set on installment. Ice cream, chocolates, Candy Dutton's own niake. They are awfully nice. Paadlaaaa Rayal Arab. Cbapaf, No. 23, will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Hurry ap! Hnrrvup:' A few mote contract to In- bad Ml the Owl Dinner Set club. Qft at the st.. re or see Miss Hed well, and learn how to get I dinner set on easv term -. ' An elegant li f ladies wrappers, just received at the Magnet Cash Mere. Call and c- them. Motto furnished rOOaM at reasonable rates, bv the night or week, in the new rtenn building over St. Joe store. The beat teeth ml the dentist fl.ii per set, and plate cost IO- and Whitaker charges s lor aM and irnaran Mad, The largest Kev West cigars in town for 10 cents, floaty the fourth and ft, L Si.lelo at Mark I'atton's cigar store. t)dd FallOWl from Southern Malm will piss through Peinlleti n Saturday morning on kkeif a to LaNlMan to attend grand lolge, which ill convene there Monday. Some new bicycles, to close out stock for the season, at the Crescent agency in the Keel OrUfOttian building. A Ml sterling hlcvcle, SW.iiieh frame, for only (37.19. See it. The revival meetings U'irg conducted at the Baptist church are of great in terest Kev. II. Ilium II. Turner has proven himselt an interesting speaker and the uooil work goes on. If you are thinking of having your house papered, you should "lsik out for wall papar at K. J, Murphv's. He has a large assorted stock ami is making lower prices than ever before offered in l'endletoii. At Baker City cighty-iivc now names have been added t . the inem bership roll ol the llrvan club, since the address of Hon. C. B. S. Wood last Saturda aiaullll. W. A. Weath erby is president, and 11. C. KaMhum secretary. lo not gel scared II your heart troubles vou. Most likely JTOM suffer from indigestion. Kosfol Dyspepsia Cure digests what yon eat and gives the worn twit stomach M-rlccI rest. It is the only preparation known thai completely digests all classes of foods; that is why it cures tin worst case- of indigestion anil stomach trouble after everything else has railed It may be taken in all condition and cannot help but do you gixsl. Tallman & Co.. leading druggists. The K. of 1'. lodge of this city re ceived a letter from I. lent. Kay, of Kort Columbus, N. V., Meting that Chas. La Uiviere wh.. used to In, in thi city, and was in the employ of W. D. RaatfOfd & Co., about five years ago, tiieil ai sea in .l:ih of tin- year He joints! the army and was in com nany " K " Thirteenth infantry. Any one knowing of tin- whereabouts of his relatives will confer a favor by inform ing Ueo. H. inn i ir., at the I'irst National Uank, in order that tl HsaM of the deceased con be sent to them. BELGIAN HARE "KOAST." Tbs First Tims Tfsll Tablo Osllsasy Hoi Bssn Ssrvsd In Psridlston. l'crnllttton has a heligan hare rnbbi Irv coudiicteil by Nowlin A Faxon, which promises to develop into quite an institution. Wi-him' to test some of the claims made for the hare as a table delicacy, a dinner was given an evening or two ago to which nine pHh pie sat down, the I'.elu'ian hare as a roost serving as the "piece da r, is tauec." After the feast. every one (sirtici paling in it pronounced the hare an exceptionally Inn- table delicao, having advantages over chicken and over even the pheasant The hare is easily prepared : the pro cess of cookirg being the same as with chicken, some preferring them ma-ted and others frtod, Hue hare will go fartfMf than two ordinary chickens, and at the present time is annul as cheap as chicken from o laaaatal stauilsdut, but with the rabbit busi ness developed the bare will he a marketable article of bsl al from io to 9B cents each which will place il far in advance of fish, flesh or fowl from th staiidHiiut of table economy and enjoyment. Ralhbons Slstsrt' Ofllosn. The Hothlione Sitters at the state meeting in Astoria elected the follow ing ollicers. : l'at chief, Cora M. Davis, l.ncctte. No. H. Dnbiai g'oud chief, Lilly 11. tirock, Lillian, No. 17, WatWI grand senior. Miriam IS. lirook, Ivenae, No, 20, I'ortland; grand junior, Susie H. Mow, Ava, .No. Ill, .-t. Helens: gruinl manager. Rita l ong, Orphia No If, I'ortland: grand mistress of records ami correonileiifc, Nettie .1. I'nger man, Diane, in. No. Ill, McMinnville ; grand in i -tress of finance, Alma L. Oorrieii. Phoenecia, No. 15, Hillsboro; grand protector. Lillian (Mmstead, Centralis, No. 11, Kolem , grand guard of outer temple, Sadie J. Caylor Koweua. No. '), La liraude: grand trustee, Ida Uergman. Astor, No. -.'.', Astoria. Hold-up In La Grande. As a man who gave his name as Drew, a stranger in this coiiiinuiiily, says the Chronicle, was taking a stroll down thu railrood track about )l o'clock this forenoon he'was met by three tramps goiii); toward (J II Ion who commaudisl him lo throw up his hands which he dfd. when they proceeded to go through his clothing taking from him $6,00 all lis bad, aaeapl i that was in an inside MatuM which Ihey overhsjked. He al once came to town aad swore out a warrant for their arrest and at the present writing the ollicers are out hunting for them. Of late the cltv has U-en infested with a class of hollos whiMH' presence eoiibl verv well tie dispensed with. Psopls Fiockhig to Dallss. The Holies, Oct. 12 Koch day brings more people to the carnival. They come from every section tribu tary U the city. fVpple (row all pari- ol Wasc county are bom, and there is a gisxlly representation from Sherman, (iilliam, Wheeler and Cnsik counties. People who cuiic- o 1 1 1 v for a dav were wi wei: pleas. d that Ibev leteruiiued lo remain until the fair loses. It is tl,, universal verdict that they are getting more entertainment out of the cariiival than from anything .. i -Ol. . i I iney nave hut m-iore aiieuoco. Notioa. The first meeting of (he Owl Dinner Set Club will be held at the store on - i i.e. October 2u at H p. m. sharp. All iiieiiilntra are requested to ho present. uolly SUsi OrsoouMu.Us:. a PIOFbB MM ton A DAY. II. W. Stone, general secretary of the Portland Y. it. 0. A . is here mr Hie dav, to consult with B. B, l i" the local secretary. Mr. Stone believes the proH'Ct are encouraging for the establishinent here of a strong associa tion, lie and Mr. I Ix are OOtllldarlni plans for the local arrangements and will wsin have some announcements to make. Parionsl Msntlon. (i. W. RlOUf is viiting at Spokane. Oil Teal, of K.cho, is n visitor in Pendleton tislay. Mayor Bet wa an airival in Pen dlelon from Walla Walla Thursday evening. N A. Miller, the furniture dealer of Athena, was a visitor in Pendleton Thursday. Jake Welch came in Thursday from the cattle ranges of the North Pork of the John Day. Bobatt Brown, deputy conntv aHes or. is at his desk after an absence on a visit to the valley. Ralph Ward lelt on the train this morning for a visit of several days at I ho Spokane exsisition. Miss Ida Ml j wlm has been sick for several Weeks, is now in a condition oaatttoatttf; her family alarm. Kdward Manassee, of Athena, was in Pendleton this morning. He is a w ide awake men bant in a busy town. WatsrM. Pierce has practically re covered from his recent illness which threatened for while to lie serious. Mr. and Mr-. W. V, Matlm-k led this morning for a visit at Arlington and lleppner. Tl.oy alBMl to return to Pendleton next M.. inlay. Wm. P. Kimball, of the California Llbraay AaanaialloBi artll i- In Pendle ton on Monday and give an add ran on "Library Law and Worfe." Miss Ktlie Worcester, who isastndent at Whitman college, Walla Walla, is expected to arrive on this afternoon's train to spend Sunday at home. Willis Sweet, ex-congressman from Idaho, returned Thursday irom North Idaho and passed on to the capital of the Ouai of tin- .Mountains on the even ing train. Herbert Thompson has severed his connection with the newspaper and johwork business in Pendleton and will go to California and learn lo oicrate a in i ' K. Alexander went to Westun this morning to at lend a meeting of the board 01 regents of the Kaslern Oregon itatc normal rchool. lie expected to return this afternoon. Mrs. T. P. Kdwards bjf Thursday awning for a two mouths' visit to Per old heme in Clinton, la. While there she will visit friends in Savannah, Ills,, and many other places. Miss Ollie Kigbv, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Kigby, who ha- Issen sick for the pat week and unable to attend school, suffering with pneu monia, is now on the rapid road to ward recovery. Similiter Miner: Philip Meacham. of Portland, son of a former state treasurer, was in town Sunday and .oiuia . negotiating will, . l . i.oss relative to taking charge ,,f his bank at Canyon City, the place of Mr. Meachum's birth. Charles M. Pierce returned last eve ning from California, remained in I'endetoii over night and went to Wes ton this morning. He expect to re main here for a couple ol week and will then leave with his family to spend the winter in Southern Cali fornia and Arizona. NEW YORK MARKET. Rsportod by I. L. Ray k Co., Chisago Board of Trad and Now York Kiosk Exchange Broksri. Oct. 12. Wheat was stronger today an.i me ti si, ow.ii again oi '.jc. Llversiol closet I i-Stl lower, h '' l-V New York opened unchanged, Mil k8. sold down to SO 3-K, anil under liberal buying advanced to HI l-H. Corn was also strong and closed M higher. -12 .VS. Stocks higher. -Money, : per cent. Clos, vesterdax . Ml i-S Open tislay, Hii .'.-M. Kauge today, so M to si 1-8. fjloaa t.slay', HI l-H. MANY LEAVING NOME. Usilltuto Msn Crowding AH tlis Oul Loming Slsamsrs. Seattle, Oct. 12. The vessels now en route to Nome in sirt here or re turning to this port are the C. D. latue. Hubert Dollar, Cleveland, Sm, Petlro, Dora, Port land, Charles Nelson, Oregon, Nome City, Centennial, Ohio, Koanokc, ."senator, Valencia, Santa Ana, Alho, St. Paul, Discovery, John S. Kimball anil Albion. These vessels do not include lour or live government steamers, notubly the United States transiort latwtnn which will return with a large uiiuitr of destitute Nome miners The ! mer chanl vessels it is thought will return with an average of about 2011 passeng er or a total of 401. Ibis will redlne the sq, illation of Nome and sdjaccnt district to not more than Hl.UKI ieo. pic. MONEY IN HIS SOCKS. asm Jonos Arrsslad at Siarbusk tor Grand Larcoaoy. Colfax, Oct. 12. Social to the Union. Three weeks ago a man giving his name as Sam Jones, .It. Smith and seeral other aliases, was arrested al Starbuck on request of Sheriff I '.mutt of Whitman county, who held a war rant charging the man with grand larceny in the theft of a lot of uats at -ii.. . a grain snliiig near Pullman. The prisoner was brought to Colfax and searched before being placed in the county jail and $711. on found on his person. Of thi sum $700 was in hill- of $UI, f si and $2u .,,; w.i- niiiuen in ills socks, urn prisoner i Haviland China We have a line of Haviland and Carlsliod China in din ner nets that We wouhl I' ph aaed to show you whether you buy or not. Also, a port of our holiday stock of china novelties, ash truys, bon Imiii boxes, sm troy, ote., ho uirived and make a tlisplay that i .bar -to every wamun's heart. 0NM just to see. Owl Tea House. Cheapest Plate In Oregon. gau at once to art "queer" and it was the general belief of the sherill and htl deputies that he WM feigning In- sillltv to escape pumsuiuniit, in fused to eat, and for eight tlays look no nourishment except n little forced down his throat through I silver tule under the direction of the county physician. HONOLULU POLITICS. Lobar Problem In ths Islands Bocomlnu Somewhat Ssrloui. Honolulu, Oct. 2.-Hy Mail.-The labor problem II taking a very mriOUl form here. The Chinese ami Japanese are lloeklng from the islands by the httBllreda anil Ml some of the sugar plantations, large irtious of the crop will I' lost on account of the scarcity of labor with whjch to handle the cane. The planters are still endeavor lug to bring negro ami Puerto liiean lalHir here, l or Home reason not ivan( thai tlon't want while labor. In their . mleavnr to realir.e big dividends, thtll have held for ehoap Asiatic labor. The onlv wav that plantar could keep tiu ir motlaa bus baart by the con- ..i.l it, ultieh tlti.re wits 11 ir.ni -r.-, ,,, penal clausi for ndtisal to work at the contract .rate. The increase in the number ol plantations, and tl IttllB shutting oil of the in tin x of coolies by th, immigration Inwa and Inu MUI Illy ing of the contracts by the advent of American laws have been tl ause, together with the departure of many hundreds of coolies, for the present shortage in the labor supply. The board of registration ol the terri tory ha rafoaad ro rajlattor Amarianni Mho were hereon the Pith of June alahninfl that the organic ad I ill not allow it. This iiieaus the debar ring of several bundled white votes which would naturally go to tba op- position of the republican party, the wing of the party that is opposed to missionary clement. The matter is now baton the supreme court with the chances that those claiming the right to vote w ill be denied the privilege as the majority ol tiie justicts are puppets of the ailuiini'trat ion and the nunbar of votes rail would pile up a big majority against it. liovernor thile has rai sis I mother storm about hi ear by relusing to allow the baud t.i take part in the different political mass meetings held here recently, lie also itopptd the band from playing at the sieamer taking tie- republican and democratic delegate to the conven tions. The band at the departing steamer has been a regular thing time out id mind. Dole said that he would not let the band play as he did not want it said that lie was taking any iiart In polltto. Baglatratloo oluaai lien- on the Pith lalti and so far, the natives have registered about three times as many voters u the whites. The fight is not batWUtt the native and the whites as the miaakMMUlai are trying to make paople l elieve, hut bj the newly arrived whites and the natives against the missionaries, ATTACK ON CHICAGO UNIVKBSITV. Eodsrn Clsmymsn Osnounoo Rosku tsllsr's School a Hsrajy liolbsd. Chiiaifo, Oet. 11. A special to the AoMrlaM say : "The t'hie'ano university is a hot bed of heresy!" This sensatioii.il statement was made by the Bar, I.. A. I.. Hum last night duriii" a heated debute wliii.b pMcadad the adjournment of the New Haven Kaptist Assoeiation. The remark ne eompanie.l an attaek Us,n the Newton Theolojrieal -eniinary, near Boaton, The statement ereiittsl eonsternat ion iiiimii)! the assemhbsl ministers ami when the ilebate urew purl leulurh warm the nieetiiitt was suddenly ad journed. A resolution was itreseuted asking thai all of the afanrraai in the asso eiation Is-asketl to take a BOllaatlun for the Newton TbaolWrMl seminal v. It was unnotineisl that aohn lb Ruelta feller, who has u'iven the nniversilv of Ohioaaa ,nm,ui, hud prnaiiiaa to aa the Newton InatltntMNt IMO.00U if 11 similar amount eotild I. raised in other ipiarter-. The Kev. I. A. L. Ilaitmi of Hhelton opsiM-tl the resolution in vigorous laiiKuaKe. lie aid I "This seminary, and also the BaptlM university ut Chieaiio, ore ban of heresy. Their instruelors lead the pupils from the solid I. mi nihil lull of the old Iheoloio to the shifting iUiek Huntl of the new o-ealled seieutilu reliuion. "Younn men," I ontiniietl, "p. to those instilutions with a true, un waverinir faith in the Almighty, lb fore loag, however, tbev ure shaken bv the doubt ot their tutors, who turn oil the Hible the seurhlilhl oi srieiiei , ami while not absolutely rejetfinn js.r- tiolls of it aslllltlire, the;. So hed(e ft f tain passage with doubt-and scientilie data that their laMhlaga lose their araighti and their pupils baaonw atheists at heart if they do not show their agmatiaian outwardly." Other elernyini-n llgOtOUlly eon demneil the attaek am! dalaMad the institutions whieh were its objects. A lolly ilebate elided when the Lev. W. Bi Thomas. of Kssex, moved the adoption of the resolution. It was overwhelmingly carried. YuuUsy May Nuvor Hseovir. (ieorgatown, Ky., Oct. 12. Youti s condition ihoaini no Improvaaiaal this morning. Jaaja ( anlrill ami in poat Maad Ihe beariuu until tomurrow . S'oiitsey is still in a lOIPur and hi eyes a-e erossed . Hi friends express the belief that he will never recover. L Ijfc V s l)J 1 ; S j. Music Has Its in-u- m h i An UptoDate GROCERY STOI aa oo mm Best l.ollec on the ST. JOE STORE LEADERS OF FASHION. flreat Slaughter Sale of Millinery Qoods For the Next Ten Days. We ara ovnralocWcd . i anil in urui'i in nn loo (lion IK (llll tin you am thitip, i Styles the E. M SOMETHING SPECIAL. In order o increaaa our trade, wo have decided to make, tha follow inu SPECIAL OFFBR. Any parton hiivintj ,. worth ol riooa from our tOW, Will he alloweti I ' select am ,i m artudo from our itock; if vou buy $m worth you you gei a 50c article; il you luiy fa.oo worth you gel n 13c article; Imt no premium will ho given, on lens than M.OO ra.nV Vou do not have to buy nil tin- gOod lit one time:, lint are will (urniah von wtih a card with tin- amount you ih -iir- to trade out. with amounta for each pttrchaae on the margin nml whetf all an cancelled yon get youi premium, This is aquivaletsi to a 5 pel cant rebate on our already low pticiua, ami ii will pay von to coate in ami lei us explain tin- s stiMii 10 you. There is no drawing in our v. .inn, hut each 1 u-stoutec (jots a premium without the chance of being disappointed. Remctlllii 1 yon Imv a . sou need tin- noods, and when you hat traded out iji Mo or 10 i's t lit! case may be, you selei 1 youi premium (rain our stock. Try this plan and save money. TH E FAIR, Bennett & Tarbet, Props. Daaaaaarry Build lag, v.oiu Btreet t'emtleton. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL C. (. KOHLtR, Prop. TSi- Unly lint ClM and i. ui- H .i, .n ths City. Cor. Courl and lohnsoii Streets Fall and Winter Clothing KOEPPEN'S J -11 T 'r, 1 r 8 M The Wesse! Department Stores. SPECIAL IP VOU WANT A irmsl livery rig M nn ns. If roe mini call aiglit or dsv let us kll lW. We'll he there. gLVIN eUAto, l'roprlt)t4r Depot Stable, j The Eastern Oregon Babbitry The mils one ot any iliini-nsions in Kastern Ore",on, ui prepared tc (uiaiah padigiand BalKian Hares Worn well known Imported itock luoh ai Lord Britinn, VuaoR, bir Styles ami others equally aa good. Our aim is to nns. onl) the very beat Any on. inten.linn to liuv will '!.. vvell to visit our Re-bbitr) before purchaatng. Qmm pondence ia loltattad, Nowlin & Faxon, Proprietors. Frazer Opera House One Night Only, Friday, October uik Muller & Whifcaker's nn; Baautnc mhjiiu pkqduotioh ..Under Sealed Orders.. m J. IT, lurkius, jr., iiii , -nTil'liaji 1 The Success of Suooesees. Raplata elth loagH, Dauu ,i HuaoUltii "" rv i:ian. .Seentin. USUAI. PtUQKg -Sals Sale at TallUlM'a lrug Slur,.. HcadquurtcrH lor Butter. Sole Aeat Ukiuh Creamery. """"w ",,u Jlh (iihbuna. ...C Market. LADIES TAKE NOTICE. in iliin lm' f (food and wr lotand (q cm thnm d - ...:n . . .... I 01 iinw-n m ; J .) jj' 'i until nn w , it , I I iniiilw, o. lino li.o.r,..., I ...Mi '"t .Ml .-ItlllHlCII IS il IIIH" tllllinifl .III.! noli I ' ,1,11 in. wnnl in M 1 lliiiaa-v. 1 Latest and Prices the Lowest. Vol US I'OK BUSINESS. LYONS & CO, Bui Mseli All Trim, in- o.e , Haonu. tlKlrlc Lijf hts. Fire Proof Bu ldln(j. PENDLETON. 0WLG0N Second ihipment hat jnsi arrived. All latest atylea as laslnon shown here and a ;;n at many others. Suits $4.85 and upward Hoots and shoes lor winter went a lar(;e assortment. To He Read r livery Oay IVench Restaurant.. TIIK PblOl TO KAT. m am roa ooa nn Miumihios BO00, Uui. Lal-ontaliic, Proprietor. 0.R.&I Bib! HT rast Moii ion ui IS, 1 o l:iAs. u No. . i'ih p. 111. !lli-ii 14-JJ 8lJ "riKoiirthsjXCTJtJ wjiiii wmii.iafcj ;'"''h ;?.I.WJCaT ...-imrra. Ksl Mull. l:t-'i s. n. toia p in "Ml p. m. I'tiriiRrul osstass frtorlm Oaean StoamitilDi From HmSt F01 Hon "-isrtan Kror) Otv t, ssms m F. Mini Iny tiir..i too, in tolumolt liTir Stssimri. bi 1 "-iris uil W Umllafi l.v ItiiHirin Snskslmr, hii- j lata. a. I Klp.rl.ioLslMi. Mixt.l train Imtm YniMttHuH Fur inn luiurauuisajajaggajj a. si irttirra in. .. ranaa t " is-, k, Id 111. rmJlom. MODtRN PHARMACY ttnjflhini that 11 Uf I 1 Int CllM, Ul til dllf OKI 115 Court St. OSTEOPATI I irs. W.J. ami Mr. Kfto, o.eiuales nl lite Aiurm seie.ii ui fjoaaatkfi l Ktrksville, M., srt- to-l inanentl) ' "I W. K. Matlock lower Court. I S tret-Is, IVudlstuii- Investiralion ifwttiflj The Best Ever Brewed. PILSI BEER Matle (rt.li (lltowl "I, . . ..I..,u,i.IhIIS. !IS Iliellil.sl II.V , v. .-.i ot nil sou want af J 0'1 m haanirh- nr ga h"-'- Schullz Brewing I , .(.. 1 1 'I" and TP 1 1 tin. - - Ice Deliver All WlaW; W IIN" ..Ml TKLKrtK ' tfiM tl? SHALL I n 1 v "s. - - . Farmers Custom' n 1 wiiurt. 1 t I WSJ - un 1 , ..... lilille Flyer Nn 1 I :IA s. m. a 111, ft nil r rii 1 1 um "