East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 22, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textit UNDERWEAR Now thai cold weather is appmachinc. the in realty o( buying heavier underwear will mmn begin to assert itself. Naturally y.m will want tn tn where too ran get the heat grade Nr Un less! nmnev ; anil everyNaly kmnr that Thr Jaapnet i( the plant. An am.rliiient iinexeelled atvlprire rnt to the ltt.im: sale quirk ami profit small. A chance for a gold watch Riven with every dollar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wiison. Court and Cottonwood iiik thr . nitrv Tin- writrr nwnl't mi: In-r. when hrr at'lldnllv tv.ir. is hail thr . ..-ore of liearinv. oat id , tamilt ir at im-nl. f the tlirni ; rhile Lincoln. Si-war.t. be iiiii Im' a Kirl ol lalc. ill iiitrlKm-uif : lv . I.'ieiit and ahir . Hoar, wen Mark Manna ami .sftii-1 1 talk and art nMiihlr--and kewp lMr nahhi. were tunmusiy onotr.1 Imm in . ,,1,,,,. at the mnr time. !ir ninet iiare a wheel, herauer thai give hrr the kiml of exercise tlmt moat iiirla craw, and allows of. lair lrrti" a- Immr. evt i he liven a considerable distance away. I Iteside. if the ttirt i to l a coin. aaii km, aaaaaialiy of aWM mistr -. the latter tit. md wan! Iirr panatant rompaniomiliip: the mistress prefer I in thr even me ! hsve only hrr hna-j hand at lauiilt aiih Iter at tonne. rw roimaiiy ul Iirr rlniire. MranttiiM' the ii. hi I servant ran I in her nan home. I or in such inp-r rontpan a -.tie chooses. For You to Read an attempt to iiirulrate denincratir doctrine. If any .i. n - it lealer In time pant or present excepting W. .1 It., ha ever said anything worth 1-im.-quoted, their pearl eem to have hern nt hrfi.rr awine a far a the spell binder aaeonrerne!. .11 Id The light of a new tar iia appeared in the literarv firmament of the rat. Hi ii. on. it Albert J. Iteveridgc. Hpeakine reeent' ol newspapers, he aaya: "The nt leapei are a marvn ou iitttneiire. tint they are not every thing: am! thev do not supple every thing. For example, it I ii-niniotih - :i : that they absolutely anil ' exelusivelv nmoid and control pabHcini opinion Hut thev .t.. in. t vs ih-i ha lieen mkI. the moet powerful pahiir opioion. after all i that from month to month ptililn- opiuion. that livinn. moving opinion whirl sira.i neighbor to neighbor, and ha nv u ine vitality 01 tnr personsiitt I of nearly every man -yen, and woman . don't lonret that in the whole run . iniinity. " And Mill .Mr. Paviri Starr i Jordan, an educated a down in Call I foroia. av that the vol lege trraduati- " the vie unit in a romniuiiitv. What rot? These requirements are not always Im met in a servant girl i nor woulil every mitrea offer such term: the advertisement i mily ritel a a sug gestion of a condition which migut le approximated, and toward which ni'- A Republican Paper for Bryan. being reeentlv jnter foomt in a massage and confided In the re- Haatiaga. Xeb.. Oct. SI The Hast ing Kepublican. which has been re publican ainre It hcv'inniog. in loi. and I the daily of large! cirenlation in Nebraska outside uf Omaha and Lincoln, came out t.alay for Bryan. The paper declare- that Bryan "staiaJ for the anie fundamental rrinnniew for which Abraham Lincoln id aaai dird." scores the "tilt in Jfowd." daaooncr" tlaunaisni aenn XM racy o nwpurat ion and Mckiniey for the atiealdiag of American hh! in the Philippine to cru'h a liberty-at-piring peopU Mark Twain vi.-anl, in etalililiineiit. lrter that he wa baiM what he called "private liago " "One get it Irom the bed. " lie aaid. "They are anneretaarily firm, and their mam charactertatti it : geoh gicai BaaaM, Tliey are innini of cilnrian aiiierim(ied noon red aaactataXM, ami till contaiu im print of tiie prvhutoric man." An eastern newspaper remark -"The one fact about wnisjfi there nm to he n uncertainty in China, i that while the other poaerrjare mwot lating. Kiiaaia i ahaorbnig large succulent hunk of tlie ancient enipirv. New York Life comment tbnslv on the change since Hip Van Winkle' time : Imm tffjaaai and maul niigbt tmth nu ve, fiml i TCjti, adv.mtage. The boiisemaiiiTiaight i not to I- a mere drudge, receiving lea, real constilrratinii than a Imrae or a itng; hot on the other hand, if she i!r-Mre ami exiect to ! only a Mltle lower in the hoiiMdiold in which he ; 'rvr than her nimtre. lie must fit herel( to l- "compaiiomal'lr. " a lad ! hi our Amerirun -ene of that term, a weii a her mitre. If there were more nch niistreaeea a the one who inverted the advertise-I ment iiuotcd. there wmild la- morel treated for ladvlike. rompaiiionahli , btighl eat hotel Inm- iinxleet giri. who would n- t think it isgraiv to HrtW M t nvmaid". ithotit anv cause for it that 1 could taa I had a littla tn-uble with my stomach, loo and after a while began to rtow weaker and to cough. The cough. 1 thought, would m go away and cure itself, but it didn't. It grx-w wome. and then I began to spit up a pecu liar looking siibatancc. I never thought of consumption, itit ore dav Iliad it hemorrhage, am! then was frightened in rnini-s: and did Mist what you would do. I rushed to the doctor. Ha WM either too busy, or aoniathine else, for he didn't dome any good I kept going on down hill, and the outlook was bad. Tiling took a different turn, however, when I heard : Acker Lng.ish Remrdy for Consumption, tor 1 took it, and It r.o: only cured my c High ing and ii!:'tig. but also built up -my whole syati m I took en per manent tiesh. and to Jay U ' M as health v a mar a eon can Ii a in a week's trsvcL Voti mnv be sure I alwiivs keep ..,t s hrt- hsh Remetly i i a go- : night n-v vo seixei! H h tri gCOsa, atitl -t kn ao, for one iat ch-ld wa rtnr i o ha. Take the )iun MOV 1A . (KTOEt i NATIONAL HEMiH'kATK TICKET KiK 1'ltUIPk-ST William J. Bryan. OF KKMUAkA. Pk VICE PRJSIDEXT Adlai E. Stevenson- or uxinom rot riniumiii axtrroiw. w m Pitarr ot t msttiu UU. T I ART M MultDoawa t WHnAkiK M kwaum I ICBUN'lt .if amts.iK.-. CHOOSE TB. THIS OAT. Aaaer leans will experience bo difficulty in chooaing between theae wo aantimenu. Mark Hanna thu- ad- worktagruen the country over: "Vmir interaaM are the aame aa rxtoae of the man who hiraa yoo, " saw Hanna. "Vott aa be tells you to vote, and you will be bappv . ' Abraham Lincoln thought otherwise. a July 4. isjva, ur wrote n the poai niaster at Philadalpiiia : "My wiah ie that you will do juat as you think fit. with your own suffrage in the eaae, and not ronatram anv of year aabordioataa to other than ha thinks at with hi. " Ol Bourwe, any thoughtful man will understand tiie two principle here preaantad. They are diametrical op-1 poaitee. The one fniprehend a cm-, a nali i p ..( men with indopvndaut tteHight, not head.ft rung and wilful and conceited in their own presumed su- J perior knowledge; but confident aaaaagti to vote aceording to tiie light on public queatiiMM that itaa been given them. Advice each aa Use Ohio : aenator givaa will not ai ,.-a. to uin of aalf-ruapect. A man who ask any i other man to tell him how to rote il a ueieal coward, a craven cur, who dwservee no more the title of an American sovereign citiaen than a fawning aatisned aervant of a tyrant. xne man who is willing to vole t certain wa Ijeeaut- ne i.e im, t,,,, Ui do . by an employer is lit for noth ing better than th chains of slavery, whether actual ciiattlr slavery, or an laduatnal slavery wnivh ia virtually aa had aud much more difficult of combatting. "Hank a is IB towb - Tlwre aaa humor in the town of Wioaide, kansas, when, haturday. upuu the oecaaion of the republican chairman', visit there plaeanl were poated. bearing this devut : "Popnliat farmers saiajBM L'hsstol your children to ynursel vee, rr keep them under the bed' Mark BaJUsB is ager, tiiuae win. arrange detail- lor ' a rover', reception the andienee, pm pie of every nation anal in every eume; tier lootlight. the newspapiTa which tell of the events in connectnm therewith. Kruser's support, tho ex citaole French populace. French sympathy for the Boers, foe o. France hemlitarv nneniv. Fing land. ha been marked. Now will i me the final ten. In the light of recent developments, tin- visit of Haul Krutrer hold possibilities of dramatic scenes of international importance. Perhaps the future of the smal'i-r re public of the world depend" npon a iiether the audience applaud or hist, commend or condemn, are "en rap port with the actor or are severe in hostile criticism. It is a brilliant conception, this p'.nn of Kroger' going to France. It i a masterstroke of diplomatic genius. THE BOGEB BBCIHE. Can any administration, republican or denincratic. ever in power in Ore- g-n, lurnisti a trathfui smtaasfEn showing a record equalling the one made by the Rogers administration in the state of Washington, which is: A very old book coiiU'ning the a vi tig ot a very wonderful and wise amlgi.nl man baa this: "By then fruits ye shall know them.' Ant! cer tainly if judged hy its fruit of sub stantial saving to the people of the state of Washington, the John R. Roger regime ha been one wi.i.-h1 should be given a second trial. While the linsucial considerations a i one are not enough to form a basis of final judgment yet they are vital. That ordinarily men in office tpem! the public money h re-.oiih i. a lac. sol familiar thai its la lenient occasions h i more than passing notice. And I wneii a man orders a state government ' in a manner such as u make so great raving aa that made by the I, ger- mi ministration, tin- voter mav well look ' upon it favorably. The Portland Orevonian aava that "It ought not to I- a strenuou. en. . Ietweu Croker and Hanna. Little aa we love Hanna, e cannot love C'roBer more." Here i. a ruuimeut by the Portlaud sper that is pertinent and truthful. With Hanna i.mg the admit. titration, and Cloker trying to ! I the democrats, many voter are contemplating a trip out int. the woods .inn remaining lliere mill, both to fat i-orruptionist are buried, uot only in a political grave, but literally in a ' hole iu tiie ground six feet long and about a deep. SOME CAUSTIC CB1TIC1ASB companionable maul to do Hiusework. A bicycle girl, I I r at home. )irelerrei " Mav j pea-piexed student of "the) ' THL SERVANT UlRL PROBLEM The Portland F!vetiing Telegram! takes part in the disrnminn of the ser vant girl problem with the iolloa ing .n alvertisement in an Kastern i paper stales that "a young couple want t urigot. voiiiiiwiiioiiaiiic ma:. i in iiii general ima who sljtep not the ervani girl problem .nd iu thi an nminrenient of a want a ruggvstion of value'.' Might not tiie policv thu la-1 dicaied go iar to stilve the prtibiem, and to avoid the trouble which arise j to plague both ieiasafceaper and maid servant in their mutual h uiterdiipen-1 dent relation. one principal, cause of i triHible i a lack of iindertainJihg of each otiier, uot u aay of sympathy, with each other. But this young mis-j tree look out for that rock in ad vance; site vsiil a "companionable girl." That ia, the girl mtiiit la- ft: to la a rompaniun, and if so, the mistress' will make a companion of her, treat-1 Scrofula and Consumption People tainted with scrof ula very often develop con surr.ption. Anemia, running of the car, scaly eruptions, imperfect digestion, and enlargement and breaking down of the glands of the neck, are some of the more prominent of scrofula symptoms-are forerunners of con sumption. These conditions tan be arrested, consumption prevented and health re stored by the early '.ise of Scott's Emulsion Your doctor will tell vou so. AjtUarssattti a asd lic kOCTT A BOWK L, CViaum Bsa Vot. a ; - HKti sufferer proper doses of this grand sdirini -.o.tse wa under control, and my child was m-t have a bottle liuiuly all the time. It serve the same purpose in keeping croon out of the house that a good lock and Bwy serva ISOI !: a expect irnnt and a to: ic. It cured me of con- sumptio Dttp and I know what I am talking about." (Signed) Hou. M. H. as picture frame nianufacturer. 242 Center Street. New York. aers gaasaa BaiU tossM Is h 4easwa m smai. ifi rtmr ma ill a r raaUC Ul lHaf SW K a4tl SMtltlB 1' t u (soul In IiijUii.L I lvl.J. at.. sa. s uasWrw Mr aw Ma-ism II . tOOKOH ''.. Irjtart, Are fars. ii!.i 1: lit t"K A M-i iM H. I'l MH.IVIiA. ulti:. Chicago, ft p,n) sa J. '!. fc t M loi"ls & ml f..m. a iana Sag on the SjJ1" 1 2-iftfitTt.fr iiffiiifiHinifiiiiniiiiiiiffiiiiiiiiififfnwiiitffyfRfra I "You'd 1 E & Better Hurry" 1 3 And Eatge gi-t heater from tlte car haul of stove just re.Ttv.ii. Vte have Air Tight Heater, from fs.OH up, a Ian the coal :iir-tight. One thin! saved iu fuel. RlagBBj put up 011 short notice. Mlh i Taylor, the Hardware Man tr T-l Main Street - Clean Bread Can't be EsgcVi bv foul pure Uo.nl can't be m. ach. The blood at nu and organs 01 digest '-It: Ttotn-much nsa. Golder. Sf of theorgi perfectlv 1 the hioud. disease, cu are dsseaaed thev- contaminate- every drop of bkaxi mailc from the food they act upon Bat thi contam nation u coi ned througi: the w note j body. It mav I settle in the liver. kKlneva, I heart or baxasi not the or the d. is in the ach the sti-tiiacl and yon curv the discaae. sal Dr. llerce'-, rdicai iBscneerv- cure d!seases ins 0 digest too and nutrition ind permanently. It punhe and u by curing the cauae ol lomiA or d SCBBSB1 remote trom tlie . iar ;au if.m ynn 1 insrr aad iamtM inro Mn doci le. aspauislaiMieasMaairstscuo: - lr - In a V rwrc-. i,ra MtSZ IMU,m aad ha. rhauaai Krllrt, I . a u tiauSm H ach as.! I waned i pot mull in a, lo-da I sat cam! snesii aad wtl Thr .vmr l1 vr u.u loam. aki ih iloiAne,! u brnoMjnil inxu feu', iiiaaaili WUUr ,r tar BMUIh lU Mllog . JSSm TW .vatptoas. d; aot ill apprar at nan p .-fl.ir.. fV. tuc II. . U. aili 1,.,.. J 'T: "i ij..m-y u ai lru a. directed n pamphWt. i batik-, ii.., .it: ofto iKt ia asaaas i dl wwh raw Dr Parrce , Pirusant Pellets cure tie Hardware Sporting Goods We carry a fill, line of the heat on, cry on the market. I l-arge line of ride and shotgun ammunition lBBxdjg4t un stove aud range. W. D. Hansford & Co. Oregon Lumber Yard Tii it Lumber, Lath, Shtiilch, Building I a per. Tar iajx. , .tioulJiliats Piciun Lime and ( x-inent. Hi led and dand. SstHb and IiMrh Byers' Best Flour... To nuitt fool bread use Byers' Bei Floor, it took tit si premium at the Chlrawo World s Fair, over all competi lot:, usa gives ex-ellent aaiislaction wherever used Every suck is guarauteed We have the Steam Rolled Barlev. Seed Rye an ! Hoardleas Larley. Pendleton Roller Mills rtp. Rl an. Vinrt".. Fs AMLKICW PLAN. .vi.no per Da and Lpwartls. rS l-ineat Hotel the i'aLlfi. Northwest aatEsaV UB4YZexaBBW l T-l. ,1.1;. I ain.lai.ti. -.' ""''hsviaL. " "ii oi sasrea1 B- CAi.nKRiir. . raxsSS' sll. Wuii.', ' Illinois; l'imtnlD,:i.. 1. 1 1 I I I I I I 11 Ji ll S!id I i a ns Kmpur II. II AVE, "HYSICUE. i... ii ' IKXUf nt, m a ton Ess bi ,, u rariiasai a. Bjasta "aa UK. f J WITH Hnu.ii a. dear telstik'ia. I. , T"0 1K. ii. J. m -f.vri. ii.o7rrr Use hisek. T.-i,.i,h. mT i." plum. hi., i i: lK. V. t. '..: ii. OBti- li.nir. . , . h rint ilsy .ail nijai lilt Tvvv f ii , . - ...... .7 "wa DENTISTS. K. A. VAli.liAV DKBTMV Id Judd Bulldiai A. I.. 1JKAT1K 1 1. ii a vui. hana baatal ornci t- A. MANS liKVTlHT ra Uoti Hlcck uv.r B i.1saaiiis aiCHIlBCTS AND I0IIDUS T. r. HiiWARH AMI'HITEiT p.riuu-iiiient, ultt eswaaat t plan, lur buimiuai ua eo Voom a. Judd buTdiag OKIIS .. a i BA HAVIKue nrsMa.Bat laaa a aasjs ..i.nu- (': j BBBB a i.au. in ssassj saauf HKtl l NATIONAL BANK of Pfii" a. uaiuta. rw.an i ra bantiur r.-i.l : .-. - it rm t-i. . ::.mlHidlaA ri.ni-iaco. mm :t sad nana Hi. Nnrtliwe.: l.t.lM lirsvsaA .... ...... U.I II u ' term. Levi Aukeor. srswSiai X viev preaiilt-u: i k a. mat ouriiar. unuuni i THE I'tNlH-gTOX I l-lll.UU. ' 4 au-ta, t. au taalu f.i ...... . .ii.: i pai p .iat. arwcia IIOD W S ' !. . vicv praaiduu: 1 J aurru. I.;SI V . il.Ail UlVIiltlT 'ir.i..i. .i. ia. tju.aa. uost .ii. iitn.- ittf-;u Ui.OMStlt --l.h.lirf. 1, ll.lr.. u n. n- I L-artni..'. riaa-ara Icr: L W Baru.ll iruiit rHE PORTLAND 'KTUAND. (IHBUOY int. tAi.st.i. s i.a.sa ur Wsstoe. Ori.'i. 1mm s ft ijiuiiim. I n iuu. baaaxss i.h.kb: nun li'.iul. tli.aallsauou iiinttolllsssls HHli.-n. h j I t.iai.-. i-a urvsi-lnot: U X Hari'ruaii B U Jukai T.J. rami uraa J w. glllcar. rruakatal juaaetiiajsi SIS iwas iv i. .i v i. i ut .hi iiia .tin . in..: a. in,.... ii.,- kssa B ol tvii ilajr. lur .u l On. ...If- lu.n au.l ISSS ulit traajill .taatiaw uraicl .in I- J M HI.aTHVAN.C11 B a m-m. BetwM DoonA Wu.d..T. l-SS Terra (itta Pine. I BAhkKL' PTCY N0TIC4, Ih.irirt i.nrt i.i ikt CkJ visiting Mortlaaal. Meadquarters rt C. BOVMiKS. Matiavcr r . I.IMI.I Ill t.WI. I" Tlteae spuria Es-sBBBassBBwagl ' oab ing" during an intense political cam paign tend u relieve the strain ami create a better feeling titan do lite hurling .if terrible thunderbolts of in vective and the calling of bad nature The oflener the people indulge in tl. exhibition of mn... .-i: Tbat veteran politician Colonel A. r McClure. auouiwiiat pointedly con trasts the political methud of IMr4and lWNj in lite state of Pennsylvania. The entire contribution tn the Lincoln v uiim .tat.- i.jllilllllle.' Ill I.V4. j'ttif. 1-.'.UUJ: and. of that sun. sba puiu tor printing ami IZUUi wa a ICE Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. Court B , . THE 'HkDJCT, TIIK fl.NI.Y UKAKH KATIC II. t.-iileti by AI.KIlKli I1KM: ' -ll:.n.i WKKKI.Y l.r.tr. BEBBaUBt polili.nl ntt.-. in Hi.' iu lit.- in. 'Ui-r j I malllk .. u, nm llaUSSBVl a,. I lU'llnas. " . . Im "" " -a I POSSIBLY Powerful Jay ne. coiitribiiti.m of rent bv ir ivinK me couiniitter imt fTUUU. not for the orgaiiiAaliou of an existing parts , but for the creation of new party oat of discordant elements, tn win the doubtful stale af I'ennsvlvsnia, whuas verdict in rcUiber inatle A lira ham Lincoln president. Already on fui.-n.al ng. plentlBade of real iasuea grave aud menacing, suffii.-ie.it to engage the at tention of speaker anil writer, without resorting u nonsensical statement and ' grandiloquent warning concerning Ihe ilt in the event tlte otber nartv I tins the election. KBUtiBB AB AM AC TON "All tlte world's a stage. and 'resident Haul Kroger is the actor, just now, essay i raj Ute issuling role a piay uuequailed n, interest lass in iia thrilling motive. The ill In I ran,. tl .taje itlitl.- Itie mere iinaucial of JMUU. the cit) of lr ked ti, , ..liir.i ,it. VBU.uuu, and it is not doubted the smoiiut will he raised. Jdniiey is now lavishly employed, not only t. ulect candidates, hut to nominate them, ami the rule has become next to "gen era that active party workers must be paid actively in cast. b assure tlie heal result, fur tlte party. We are thus in the nulls! of what may be justly called a tidal wave uf political profligacv, j and debauchery, and it i, ciijihued to! no one political party. Agent for SCHLITZ 1ILWAIKI: BL! K In buttles, barrels, or cases. Telephone No. S H. KOPITTKE. Vmi an not saare ol Mm Fast tims and Supcrh Scrt it BEf i. I Ml. Bfl WE vJ.'irt. . .ns-. Pointed I'-'liLi .ri.iK t tl.out f.nr ..f l ontraditition we assort " THK nSRplOT it lbs bawl ,Lillf tl.at has. h BE Isms' in tifty years uf Auor icun journal nun. ' lluriitigton, U.. PibiIbjh) It Jm.rnal. im uj rrri ut I ' jrr. ... . j t - "-LEjfiarr . ..I ikrLsias -7 E i In Hi. Ui.l r i tn. in. 1. 1. i u 1'iaa lu Ike oi.Uurul an nipt o1 i flai I nmuin. of . Kanaa arty and to himself to Oily read WPlCT0tv -Dai!) Fast Trains to Hi Eait.-2 Ill UVI.IUer Bati.s. in thai Ibr Sri riu.il at ui) . Maui .in . ....... t.rvi ea la n.i l iia. lb si rl.iu.- "I'l ' ntpl and lr. teeporly lile.l Hu ll yui. caauui Mnl iia in , Anal) aolpsad- laac ih tnorniuA' fraix waiat irata. bolt, ts AN KXri'.Ai.lU.INAliV INULCKMEXT. Altboogfa tin reenlar iste E4 isi aaa ".ail for .x montlt. for ,1- .I.Y.. ' l" f."",,," - .vou tin- Verdict " HI eud you with.mt vtait , p. ,"l '(V " 7. '"rt,,"r t PUT , uidispensibl political iuf.-rmatW n',, ''' V,"-,1c. i-a mine ol ami a half what w .1 .1,.. u ' ". 1 '"' "tl w.ajl.l receive f.a- ...u, A.I1-, ! I., ta urapt . aal . . j ,n Iu. r i.i.S "' k !Zl i usaak lag oeaawr Li i.m sue ""L!asB ,u rt "?.' .TtaU UloB"aaai THE CITY... Livery v Feed and Sale Stables... OUR SPECIALTIES Fast Tlma. Through Servl. u puu. man Palaoo Stuwpors, Pullman Tourist Sleepers. Pullman Diner, Library afoi Car and Fre Hm ' ollnlns; Chair Cars. ffer abind . . . . ui criY . ... ullkrvw "l-m In you for ninety daj. from date! n. ....a it L'iii, at a tavad to "iu.- CrtR m -iPisv.N Proorletoi L. U. Cox seems u. be one dennarral in wno niui llie aa. ing. of ileuia ratii leaders, living aud dead still worth quoting. Imm. aad in this he seems In be s happy exception to lite army of democrat I. spellbinders, now travel- Kverytaing New. Mew ilorsss; New Him a' rigs and team In the city. bVatniers given the beat atteutlou. Service auv hour of the uikIh TalswHtaw Nsj. 7.. uuir aasiaru tmiuu TaJBSSJ u.l via Salt Lax i. lxul.. Maw Vur. - T-s 9 til. .tut 1 1 Bin TK Tlcki aad .lamias ear UrlA.Vl be aturd Irota K r WAlSaTJIV or JH UrTHBOP, AtX' The Baal Ottoman is gas tarn q... Nor a repfantaltv paper It Wads ana tte people appreciate i, anil show it by their liberal patrouaas. It is the advet -lisukg Bxaduiss oi 1st lartkraa 4e. s rjca" wHg HlUUfTl MtvrF. , . !LT. i AV Jl AVa. s L. m J I trrS- "r -?'"al UtisaUllas. aasa wmJ. i a quarter. This ,n.-"'" "u - , . i. harels BOSba S 111 II II II I II I El I II '"unii. "--,: laasSsr.' ITaafSwa 1 liU Ul 17 II1JII en to jwt .JldASuaSX, - - v m m m m . .. . ...... 1 1 ...r. nu r . ,u m zm ..er A boarding and ly S huol for Girls iuiireW. ".. sireabAf. ag. l-ria.-llPr",1 ''.. b- IJ,( "-rr:..:-,dsaawsi iu.t-1 im. iiie-H.rrrrnesSaf , . . , sob CO0Tf Vitus' - .raab asMBJI USS a ill u. r'--aSi. upuu utsass. I uul.ll."". raaui.tuu v rv v. ! ivt, tr. t at; E