A P
PC A T
4AS PRESENTS
:0R EVERYBODY.
GLOVES, MITTENS,
UMBRELLAS, TIES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
UTTLE MEN'S SHIRTS
MUFFLERS AND
COLLARETTS.
('or the above sec the window of
- iaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
DECEMBER U
1H00.
fYLENE EXPLOSION.
imn. ot l
liilursa oy it.
L'msaniHh. a ' " simwn
a lirsiuii'. wp. inwy
.the explosion "
,t lo'elook Bandey afternooe,
tint! mi me toil
klttr UHW
if tlir explosion, whh
.iimIv lilna-n .11. aim Hiiipnia
.1 I ...11. 1 !
I, llgllieu wi" w.m j lour
iu iti flu' c . u r
T . .miiiui I nut rm t i f iti b
)off "f pint m rogaru to
nl tut1 ngnia. aim me
. I I...., .......I 111 UtlliVH U lil'l!
nan a""
i(tim Mo" PSSf 11 !"
hit kiwi ( me
earns! tin- SSMOBMB,. an Mr.
win' wan tin- only one
the tintf, nas not ikmci
m the snlijeicl MM hiH friglit-
. that MM IIKll'I'lK HVHlflll WHH
I in Stst linn laten agont lor the
Isjopinv lor Koine nine anil nan
It Milliner OI plains III variwiin
IMf ago an eapumioii hi
Milk icnrreil III iiniliiv.
Mr man ami oriliiiK Bnothst
the rirrtiit. The opinion wai expressed
that Hnise won Id not put a (treat many
horses, ax the jump Ft from Everett,
Wash., Beptombnr 9 to 14, to Hoisa,
Idaho, September IB to 21, thence to
Salem state tair September 23 to 28.
In regard to local home-racing the
prospect in not brilliant. The fate of
the tVriiiKer-Simaoii track in Kaat
Pendleton hang in the balance, and
it may lie ploughed op and town to
alfalfa or eome other kind of gram,
i in the other hand, a company may be
organ kwJ to lease the Peringer-Simp-koii
grotindH and operate them One
Pendleton home fancier laid thin morn
' ing that he would lie glad to take S00
worth of stock in the proposed com
pany providing the present half-mile
track were lengthened to two-thirds
of a mile in length.
If the plan of Athena business men
I to transmit electric power to I'endleton
by means of wires from a plant on tbe
the Walla Walla river several miles
east of Athena should prove success
ful, an electric line between I'endleton
and the racetrack may tie bnilt. That
would give racing matters a doom.
it
K01SI RACING TALK.
Trans
M of Parinsar-Slmpson
liingi In the Balance.
Ntmg of horsemen new ai
last Saturday resulting in
oiution of the Pacific North-
Association has caused
i nil !.!. ly. The circuit and
:' mfetiiii.' wi'rr discussed. Hie
considered verv weak, as
Lmniteil u an to iieceasitutc long
ttweeii tin- cities coliiHisilig
tout. ml
ftstv Rockers, Center Tables
WritiiiK Iesks, Combination
oak Oases. These are nice
fMDs sud you will get a bar-
fUD price
0. R. O'DANIEL
Urset Opera House Blk
Worss Than War.
Hundreds are killed in war, bat
hundreds of thousands are kilted by
consumption. There wonld he no
deaths at all caused by tins terrible
disease, if pontile could lie made to un
derstand that Sin lull's cough and con
sumption cure is a sure remedy if taken
in the early stages. 26 eta., 50 cts. and
11 a bottle.' Druggists will refund the
money if a cure is not effected. TalN
man A Co., leading druggists
arrivals ai Bowl Panaleton.
.1 B Smith. Jamestown, N D.
C W Henderson, San Krancisco.
W H Caaev, Portland.
Thos K Balis, Omaha.
N K Walkleu, Seattle.
M V lrew, St Paul.
Alfred Kasch and wife, Portland.
Johu Sullivan, Spokane.
B Newell, Spokane.
A S Heat field, Hpokaue.
K rittfphansoti, Hpokane.
L Kisfelder.
T W Jackson, Portland.
J J Burns, Portland.
F C Dalton, Portland.
J C Shields and wile, Seattle.
John S Mitchell, San Kranciaeo.
T Donovan, La Grande.
M Hitchcock, La Urande.
W H Dillou, La (irsude
('has Bender, L Oranda.
G K Youngman, Portland.
I Coman, Portland.
CAlTnll
Basra the stgaatur at Casa. H Plsiims
la wm for mur taaa thirty jssm. aa4
Tkt AW Mja Mm Almv MmgM.
esents to
Proud of
Another lot of Souvenir China just in.
Elite French China
Haviland & Co. China
Salad Sets,
Cake Plates,
and Saucers
FOR STATE LIFE DIPLOMAS.
IrlBSRNATlVB THOMPSON WILL BM
DIAVO TO ASBMD SCHOOL LAWS.
Cups
Lamps and stands of the finest.
Oct Chase & Sanborn Coffee for Christmas Dinner.
It
Oregon Bakery & Grocery
JW-Jll Court Street
So That Normal Saheol Graduates Can
Have Benefit or lists Diplomas.
A bill, to be Introduced in the nait
legislature by Representative. A. B.
Thompson, of Cmatllla and Morrow,
is referred to editorially in this issue
of the East Oregon ian. It is a measure
in which all educators, as well as other
citianns, are interested, so the K.aat
Oregonian presents it for pern sal by
its readers, as fellows:
A Bill.
For an act to amend fection 13 of "an
act to provide for the establishment
of uniform and general sysem of
public schools in Oregon and to
provide for the election, powers,
duties and compensation of the state
superintendent of public instruction
and to fix the beginning and end of
the school year, and to repeal all of
titles one and two of chapter fl of
the laws of Oregon, as compiled and
annotated by W. Lair Hill, and to
repeal an act entitled "An act to
encourage more thorough preparation
of teachers for public school work in
the state of Oregon," approved Feb
ruary 20, 1891, and to repeal an set
entitled "An act to provide suitable
times for holding teachers' quarterly
public eiaminatlons, to provide for
tbe disposition of examination papers
and to amend sections one and two
of an act entitled 'An act to provide
suitable times for holding teachers'
quarterly public examinations, lega
lising outstanding indebtedness ot
school districts, and authorising the
funding of same by issuance of
lionds, ' and to repeal all acts and
parts of acts in conflict herewith,"
as passed by the legislative assembly
of the state of Oregon and approved
February 20, 1899.
Whereas, certain controversies ami
differences of opinion have arisen re
garding tbe trne meaning and intent
of subdivision 4 of section 3 of an act of
the legislative assembly, spproved Feb
ruary 20, 1899; and
Whereas, it seems apparent that the
word "section" was inadvertently in
serted in the proviso to the said sub
division 4 of said section H; and
Whereas, it seems apparent that tbe
word "act" was intended by the said
legislature of the state of Oregon to be
inserted in said proviso to said sub
division, instead of the word 'section.'
Therefore, Be it enacted by the leg
islative assembly of the state of Ore
gon :
Ihat section 13 of ".nact to provide
for the establishment of a uniform and
general system of public schools in
Oregon, and to provide for the elec
tion, powers, duties and compensation
of the state superintendent of public
instruction, and to tlx the Winning
and end of the school year, and to re
peal all of titles one and two ot
chapter 10 of the taws of Oregon, as
compiled and annotated by W. Lair
Hill, and to repeal an aci enxmea
'An act to encourage more lUUUSSMll
reparation ot teachers lor putilic
s-h....i work in the state of Oregon,
tmroved February 20. 1891. ami to re
peal an act entitled 'An act to provide
suitable times for holding teachers'
quarter public examinations, to pro-
ide lor the disposition u examina
tion papers and to amend sections one
and two of au act entitled "An act to
provide suitable times for holding
teachers' quarterly public examina
tions, legal it ing outstanding imieliexl
ness of school districts and auhorixini
tin- funding of same by issuance
boats, ' and to repeal all acts and arts
of acts in conflict herewith. approved
February 20, 1899, is and the same is
hereby amended so as to read as lol
lows :
Sec. Vi The following diplomas
hall be euuivalent to the teaching ex
perience required lor a state certificate :
1. inti omas irotn tin- nvuiar state
normal schools.
V Diplomas from any normal
schools in tbe state w hose requirements
for admission and graduation, inciud
ing training school experience, are
equal to that of the beet Oregon state
normal schools, as aeiermiuen oy tin
state board of education.
S. Diplomas from any chartered IL
stitution of this state of oollegiate or
university grades, granted upon the
completion of a course mnsist lug of
east live years work above the eighth
urade of the uublic school system of
v "... . . .. .
tbis state, on tne nasis oi m reciia
tious per week and :c weeks per year
the stale hoard of education being the
iudire of the standard of sucti schools
provided that tbis section shall not tie
so construed as to eruilt the issuance
of any state certificate or state diploma
llhout the examination provKleO tor
in section 8 of this act. except as here
inafter, in subdivision 4 ol this section
provided for, provided further that no
certificates shall be issued under the
provisions of this act to anv person
who is no twenty-one years of age.
4. Holders of state certificates
gran ltd under the provisions ot tbis
act, may uecome oanti mates lor niate
diplomas when tbey have taught thirty
mouths with spproved success from the
date of their certificate; provided that
nothing in tbis act shall be ao con
strued as to prevent the issuance of
state diplomas to the pupils of state
normal schools sud chartered institu
tions, who thall have graduated from
such institutions before September 1,
1899, under the provisious of acta iu
force on February 1, 1899, and any
such pupil having so graduated shall
be entitled to receive a state diploma
u presentation to the state board of
ilou. tils or tier normal acuool
diploma, aianwi and attested as by law
required, and in addition thi-ippi Ho
certificate or certilicatos of one or umiu
acliisil superintendent.!- in tills state
setting forth the (act that such appli
cant has successfully taught school lu
this stale for a period of five years or
more, as required by it- acts iu fore
on the first day of February, 1899.
Au emergency Is hereby declared to
exist and tbis act shall be in force and
eflect from aud after its approval by
tbe govwiW-
Jl, arc general It conceded to be such
an organisation The company this
vear numbers thirty people, some of
whom are among the beat known
members of the profession. The play
which is to be offered is sdmitted on
all sides to be one of the finest ot its
elsss. probablv the very best. "Secret
Service" is by William Gillette, and it
is not only his most successful work,
but it is als.. considered to be the most
skillfully constructed and absorbing
plav ever torned out by any American
author. Mr. Frawley has secured the
exclusive Western rights to this piece.
Me ii avs the loading l-art in it him
self, anil the critics agree that he plays
t well. This was the judgment oi
San Francisco, where Gillette himself
had been seen during a run ol lour
weeks in the same role. Seats will be
on sale WcclneeilAy morning at lau-
man's drug store. No advance will d
made in prices.
Prevents a Traces.
Timely information given Mrs.
George Long, of New Straltsvilie,
Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy
and saved two lives. A frightful cough
had long kept her awake every night.
She had tried many remedies and doc
tors but stedilv grew worse until
urged to trv Pr. King's New Discovery.
)ne bottle wholly enrou nor, arai sue
writes this marvelous medicine also
cured Mr. Ixtng of a severe attack of
pneumonia. Such cures are positive
proof of the matchless merit of tbis
grand remedy lor curing an tnroat,
chest and lung troilDiee. vmiy .w aim
11. F'very bottle guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at Tallman i o. s .trug
store.
POTATOES
A No. i Oregon Buruanks tor sale in carload lots.
Address VAN ORSDALL & ROSS,
Pendleton, uregon
uvrvwuaur
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WOULDN'T CABBY WOOD.
Thomas Hardy Said Ha Weald Leave
county Barm First.
Among-those registered at the county
farm Is Thomss Hardy, elderly gentle
man who of late years has met with
flnsncisl reverses and in addition has
lost his health. He is quite feeble,
last Sunday evening Mr. Hardy's cup
of sorrow tilled up so it run over the
edges and spilled a little. Ho para
phrased the old song, "Bnt He
Wouldn't Split the Wood1' by refusing
to carry wood from the WOWpIlB to till
the woodbox. Superintendent MoDlll
was not present when the IroODlfl came
up, bnt one of the nurses asked Mr.
Hardv to All the wood dab, which re
quest was refused. Mr. Hardy said he
was too weak to carry in any wood
that he wonld leave the hotel first, and
earr ied his threat into execution. He
told his troubles to bounty .Mid
llsrtmat). And the matter will
settled bv giving him tram-portal ton to
Oolfax, Whitman county, from whence
he came.
rVmat Judge llsrtnisti savs this is
onlv one of a nnmtier of cases of people
like Mr. Hardv coming to the poor
farm to spend the winter, and he pro
poses to put a stop to it. They go to
the poor farm sick, fatten up and get
strong: then come up town and get as
rank as isissihle. anlpit nv some ot
their tillacums-with money, ami by
mining in when genera! invitations
are issued in tiar-roonis by philan
thropic citir.ens out for a time. After
collapse they again become candidates
for tbe poor farm until thev ran re
cuperate. It is a sort of an endless
hain proposition which cannot he sl
owed to continue.
Brown's In Town.
The successful farce "Brown's in
Town" which is the attraction at
Fraxer opera house tonight has for its
.-ailing lady, prettv Maude Know I ton
of California, daughter of I'rol.
FChenefler Know Hon, of the University
if California. Tbe well known actress
Jessie Mse Hall plays the part of
Rosalias DaoN and is undoubtedly one
of the most natural actresses known to
the stage The male comedy iarts are
in tbe hands of I'harles Horn, tteorge
T. Welch, Kmmet Whitney and George
Elmer. This company was the Thanks
giving attraction ai me .tiarquam
Grand in Portland and baa this sea
son's record at that theater. "Brown's
in Town" is well known to theater
goers here and is one of the best farce
comedies that has visited tbis city.
The advance sale at Tallman s drug
store indicates one ol the largest
houses of the season.
Btorr of a Slavs.
To be bound band and foot for years by
the chains of disease Is the worst form of
slavery. George I). Williams, of Man
cheater, Mich., tells how such a slave
was made free. He ssys: "My wife lias
been so helpless for five years that she
could not turn over In tied alone. After
using two bottles of EltOtriC Bitters she
is wonderfully Improved and able to do
her own work." This supreme remedy
for female diseases quickly cures ner
vousness, sleeplessness, melancholy,
headache, backache, fainting and BIBS)
spells This miracle-working medicine Is
godsend to weak, sicKiy, rtin-uowu
people. BverjP bottle guaranteed. Only
&0c. Sold by Tall man A Co., druggists.
When the stomach is tired out it
must have a rest, but we can't live
ithout foot!. Kodol Pvspcpsia Cure
digests what you cat" so that you can
eat all the good food vou want while
is restoring the digestive organs to
ealth. It is the onlv preparstioti thai
igests all kinds ot food. Tallman A
Co., lea. I mg druggist.
The smallpox situation throughout
eastern Utah is becoming most slarm-
ing.in view of the fact thai the greater
umber ol cases are numng I ho loreign
lorn iimiers in the coal camps, uiul it
there is a general epidemic ol the
tague the coal output will Ire tnnteri.
I ) v decreased. There are nearly u
undrcd cases at Si-liofleld.
Workmen
vou have seen hundred of your oumri'l"ni
wests sway In mill and foundry with a sanlatMl
rough You have M'ii hundred, nl them illc wltn
ttiat U-rrluli-ulveaM'. ixinsumpiioii. I'm nun mvn
wtvca left iH'tiuIWi, and cfilslrvn tliniau ui.m
the men-let of the i-old worUi. tveausr the lallicr
oougli'il hi. Ills sway. Tao air you Im-aihe
evsrv ilay l Illll oi ,narji, hh..--hc nun, w iiit-n ...
Inhaled inui tin- lung and lrrttat- their delicate
ltulug. In tbe case of glass bloaern, the tlercu
Worm Basing.
If you are going to buy anv thing in
the furniture line for Christmas you
should see Baker .V Folsom's stock. It
includes the most complete line of
nakers. ladies' desks, dining tables
buffets and Morse reclining chairs ever
s.t i retiilletob. I hey also nave a
big line of carpets, and the prices all
over the store will be very low.
Is This Plain Enough.
If vou have a nagging cough and s
losing tic-!., go to a drug store, and
get a bottle of Hlulob's Consumption
cure. lake iwo-uiiras oi it, aim men,
if vou are not benefited, return the
bottle to the druggist, aud lie will re
turn vour money. Isn't that fair? No
one could ask more. 25 cts.. 50 cts.
and tl a Is.ttle. Tallman A Co., lead
ing druggists.
Having sold
make collections
be paid or settled
1
Notlss.
my business
I
must
All accounts must
by note by January
1901, or they will 1st placed in the
band of an attorney.
P. A. HARVKY.
Five Things.
The five diseaaes for which Hhiloh's
( iiiisuiniitioii Cure is especially recom
mended, are Coughs, Colds, Whtxjping
Cough, Croup and Cotiou nipt ion. No
medicine ever made by man is equa
to it in any respect. Sold under i
positive guarantee. Money back if i
fails. 26 ota, 60 cts aud V a tiottle
Tallman A Co.
uyuu
uduu
Deafness Cannot ss Cured
by local appUcatluua, as they caubot reach Ihs
ilcwaMil jjortlou of the ear. Them U outy uuw
way to care aealueaa, aud that la by coustllu.
iluiial reuiedlwi Oeafucu 1, caused by au Iu
Hauled condition uf lbs aiucoua llaiug of the
Kualacblao tube. Wliuu lul, tube gel, lu
named vou have s ruuibllug sound or luioer
led hearing, slid wbeu it 1, eullrely closed
daafuaas U ths nssult, aud uulea, tbe lunauiioa
Llou oau be taken out and this tuba restored to
lis uoruiai ooudlttou, bearlug will be destroyed
lursye, , win. (- oui of leu are caused by
eatarrb. abfsu i, uuCfius but an tunauiod
uouditluu of tbe tuuoou, aurlace. Be will give
oue buudred dollara fur any caas ot duality..
i caused by catarrh) that eauuol be cured by
ia.H a Catarrh Cure. Ueud for circulars, f ree.
V J. t'HKSKY 4. CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all druggiau, lie.
Hall', Family Pills are the bast.
As to Prescriptions
when physicians recommend you to
have them compounded by us, what
does that mean? Simply the certainty
on their part that you will gut exact
wtiat is prescribed the right quantity
and the right quality, which is even
more important. But we go furthe
than t bat, for we take honest pride
our skill in compounding.
BROCK A MoCOMAS
DRUGGISTS
Comer Main and Court tits., Pendleton
BAD COLDS
Ouuiiiit I. ten lean bslilasi IJolda do not now
have to be euuureu MKNDKL'B DYNAMIC TAB
l'Lr lualled uvualan. fruin tbeir em i. , eroaal l
week', ordinary UeaUueut lulu twelve bou,, aud
alnrt ll. aorat of eulua uier ulghl.
"It aaa Uuj Wwlat ease ot grip 1 ever bad. A halt
duaeli (ri.iuUi had aure imw Hull It huiuj
Hears or i pywAHii iahi i.,j- it, mi auiaw
Lueiit tbe atuOLssJ both void Mul eougli tlie ttrat
ulght. I eudorae and reooainieml thcui to tbe peo
ple HAiu'l.Ai in i.,.i e, Meuibef ruugieas
n, Wl SMstuuw aweei, aan SinoUo.',
Tbs Frawlsy Cempaay CossIdc.
The theatrical attractions of recog
nised merit which are heading our way
(hie season are not so many, but that
ui dues Bppear on the borisou it
Is warmly uyuhoutJ. J. Dauiel
Frawley and his excellent baud
player folk, who are comiBB to ihe
Frastsr upers uouas Friday, IVaiietnuer
.i... Attorn
July 7. IMAi
'Winter i
Store open until i) 0'dock ovrry Yetting until N miiB.
Second Week of
..HOLIDAY SALE..
l in- People! Warehouse is the bei
is vcr pleasant tt simp in. I Inndrt il
holiddv nifts. I. tits of elegtnl labrit ire
asked ti Imy, TsM holiday diflpla) ll urn
lighted
uf prettv
lints n
tore in town
trticlea suitabli
nd
lor
In
hi ui- nut
to tdmire
Should you wish to luiv you will And prices most moderate
Vou will And hundreds
prompt delivery, Hie
he ahle to otli'i you.
of bergeinBi courteous tjuii
sooner still coiiii' the lienor BttBOtii
wil
Until Decent bet 14th we will lorwerd f r,
roed point in OregoDi Idaho 01 WashinRton
us anioiintinci to $$.O0 ot over.
of charge tii .n r;ul
ll holiday purchases !
The Leaders.
heat of the molu-n glaji forces ita way up tha
lui.- into the lungs "Inn It gnvlually Im-aks
au tht-lr itcllcaU' atrin tun making every i-nlu
a rlaiiMer to life. You can't nfTnnl tniilt WOSS
Lsi and an- daily SBBSBSB IS this fatal dual nisi
Intense heat. What you ami imir frletul, mist
Dkefi BnclMh BssataT Tlit will make vour
throat anil lung, ntnuig ngnlu It will heal the
IrrltatliiD. bract- up your atrenglh. ami vim ihki!
never Iim-a day', work. 1 have noticed thai lu
anine null, there are no ease, ot t oii.iiiii-tuh.
The rvwann 1, that Acker's KngllMi Kiuiiily la
Used Ii) the men working there
hold al Ha Ms- and II a buttle.
the l nlu1 Hutu-, and Canada, and it;
at la il M , 4 t.l 11 oii are mil aal
after buying, return the buttle lo your dug u
I fM your money bacS
HV nalAorur IAt llls'Ur guurusiW
W. U. lUMtfiHK & Ms. l"roj.rh. Dsn I'ora,
Bold by Brock it McCuuiaa, Hendlelon, Ore.
Shoe Store
71(1 Main St
Drj
( looda Store
Main St.
( Intliitin Stnri
v jti Main St.
thniiisliiiut
III Kngl-iisl
,ll-h.-d
WALKER
..The Olen Ellen Wine Vaults..
Is the plate to fl the purest .mil bOBl
Winet, Whiskies and Itrandies.
When Jfenr physician pfeserliWS wine 1
not get an adultcratial coihkiuiiiI. It may
call fin dniaMiditl uisiii its lining srbolwSOnvS
trade murk is a reliable gn.iranl. ,
A. KLINK & CO.,
Court Street, near Johnson Street
r ufendf, be sure yon do
do mncli lianBi Iff I Iqnnl
mul of the best inality, Oer
The well-known and reliable sscial-
ists treats private chronic and nervoua
diseases of men only. lie stops dis
charges, cures secret blood and skill j
diseases, sores and swellings, nervous
debility, iinpoteiicv and other weak-
neaaes nl manhood.
He corrects the secret errors of youth
sud their terrible effects, lose of vi- 1
tality, palpitation of the heart, loas of
memory, despondency and other
troubles of mind and body, caused by
the errors, exceeatie ami diseaaes of
innn anil boys.
lie restore, lost vigor snd manly
tsiwers, removes ileilormllicH ami re
stores ttie organs to health. Ho also
cure, diaeaaeia caused by iitercurv aud
and other siag,iious drugs.
Ir Walker', method, are rrgular and a l.'litl
Sc lie uaea uo paicn. nostrom. or ready luadi-
ui paratloua, but cure, tbe disease, by
luiroligh 111, -illi al liealillelil III. new pain
Iihlel will ta- aelll tree lo all lie n who
heir trouble. Patient curisl at boiae
reaaouable
lloura J 10 1 dally, 0 to S evemugs.
in 10 1 J only. Coueullaliou Iree aud
uoulldeulial. 'ah OU or addreal
DR. WALKliR.
Ml glrat St., corner Alder, Portland,
lei 1 km
ui u UAKVIiAU, Prop.
Klegdnily Porolstied. Steam Kutod
I'.uropean flan.
Bleell and half from depot.
Sample Moom In connection.
Rixiin Rate
He, 7Sc". II . (Ml
. M I I 14)
Juriui
risk- I 1 I
CHICKENS.
Now is when Heel Ileal nakes I'.KA', Bone Meal
uitlff iliKcsliiui. I'ooils keep tin 111 In
shell, Miia tint
ilthy.
goo.' Poultry Bupplttii
C. P. COLIiSWOkTHY,
li.it (train aiu! reed.
vuala have alwava been eerloue tlihara
uie 1'hci are hard ai,J atai lui uivlilha but lbs
as. atupped auddeulv bv MKNIiKlH IrYNAMKI
I A 111 I. hi. beitli euugli siui uuUJ dUppe,IeJ lu
a eiiuple ol ilava. NoHUUK ess, Soea wibj lor lue.
MRS KM S A I llol.l IS H Moaa at ban Krao
claoo. Aug. S,
"I live aervswi Use aUeel trout wbere HKt UtUa
UYNAMIC TABI'Lg are wade Itial ia how 1 Srat
took Uhiui Tbev atop oolua wltbuut bulks: I took
a iluaen buses Willi me tor a. It uid (riedn. wUi 1
went lo Houu! " H. 1 IAN WINhl.h. Caaalalsat,
-WI7 Wsablngtuu BUoet, Hau Krajietaou August lo,
IMW.
Alau ui, nag. by oar lariel aaauN. auSjFpBNB
ellABbjAUV
. . . OUR WIOTTO . . .
"BEST GOODS FOR LEAST MONEY"
Tho 1 argent atock in thu city to aelttct from. Our (Otxli sVTfl
bought in carload lotn. Wu havu thu (inuHt ll.ikt iy
dtiparttnuut in all of ICauturu Oragun.
TO FARMERS and 8T0CKMEM
Thu largtiHt line of '.uutiml (lootlrt uvur bfOUglll
to Pendleton. Big Una of Pried Kruitb. (let our
prices on Ham, Lard and liaconj Boat (,'offe for the Money,
CITY BAKERY AND GROCERY
R. Martin. Proprietor.
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